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Goparinersbip Notires.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIYEN-In consequence
~ othe death DAVID s. BROWN on the l0th Of MAJ umo the
firm Of DAVID BROWN GRANDSON Is DISSOLVED The IN
deTsguel fury,ng partner VII n N Nqadaon ana continue e
% Chrystie-st Y FRANKLIN BROWN.
New-York, July %, 1872.
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CITIZENS' SAYINGS BANK

EIIILENS' SANJNUN DANk
~ OF THE CITY OF EEW-lOkK.
1872. JULY INTEREST.
THE TWENTYFOURrH INTEREST DIVIDEND AZ hc rate O N
M Per Cent per all Of I've dollars and over Whit
deposit months next pey01s July
PAYABLE.
ALL INTEREST NOT CALLED FOR viii remain PRINCIPAL or
betst from July will be entered the posOrs boz
any time when presented.
BANK No ~ BONEl, southwest OF CanalSt Open eve
day from 10 to and MONDAYS and Saturdays from
al 10 p.
Bark-JOOks in English German and French.
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NEE-lOT. July Y, I5iA.
PROPOSALS for GRANITE East River
Bnlce-Sefd Proposals viii be received up July o. l5l for
Tie delivery CUBC YARDS Of CUT GRANT FACE STONE
for the Brooklyn Tower during the mouths Of sepCer October and
Noycher Plans and specifications be EnneeI oce
or sent on application. Proposals. win be directed the hEW-iOkh
BRIDGE COMPANY corner Of Front and Fuon- Brooklyn T.
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NOTICE to MASTER BUILDERS and CON-
TRACToRssEALRD PROPOSALS will 10 received blythe anier
signed IT i, oc. until the Ia day Of September 1872 the
ton Ofa STATE HOUSE Hartford Connecticut in conformity to the
plans and specfea,iO made by II. ~ UPohn, Architect
Tho plans and specifications consulted the seac Chamber,
in the State ousc at Hartford r. NJ Urohns oce hniy Build
Ing Yew.Yort CITY on or July ~ las proper rOu will be
in attendance at osch place to exhibit them.
separ,te lids will be received work. work.
opecutes work and iror-wOrki dcpaTma taken
rctAe to include all minor ones constitute vbn executed
complete and finished bung Each bid be accompanied by
satisfactory bond for not thousand dO with surse,
satisfactory the Commissioners conditioned at the bier win secept
and sn the which may e awarded him, and security salts
factory to the Commissioners for It's faithful perornaHa
The Commissioners very much prefer fhc eure build
ing with one party or with parties contracting ealing jointly
one with the Cosoncr They VIII therefore single bids for
the construction Of tie entire building All such Bio must be
panied With the written guaranty persons Satisfactory The Com
missioner that the bidder will sgn,hs aared TO him and
that be Will give bond satisfactory 70 tae Coaoefs IN INC s VI
two hundred thousand dollars conditioned that he whuy perform
the cOptr,esucl bond to be tie contract
gPamerts made the work progresses the direction OF
the Commissioner all work executed but rervaon Of ten per
cent viii be made 10 each until the completion ohe battling
The Commissioners reserve to themselves the s4 reject any and
all bids as they may judge the interests ofth State l require
Every bid addressed ITO the Prelot Of the Board Of
Commissioners for the erection Of Iarfor Hartford
onntc,icut"
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INEW-YORK AND, ,NEW-HAvEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENClNG MAY u, 1911

Passenger Station 10 New-York corner Of Twenty syen,hs
Foultbaye. Entrance Twenty seyeuthst
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Proposals.

OFFICE oy THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ERECrios OF A
HARTFORD, Coun., July IS lsI2.)
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TRAINS LEAVE NEwYoRK
FOr Hewilayen snd bndsePo sErhllo m 2l' Erl
io} Mor strltf3 Faida Southport and wesiPO. 'lool
ioi South Norsalt T. 9lEL 1850 25 gL UiLh Si@
80 5l 5,e1 NY 81 ios 1 n is 4:yo $50 and 6cop m
For stamford T. (Er) g. 1880 M l15 (ELh G5 (Er GO
i'yo ~, s,.Ts and Intermediate Stations 8 1oA 2lS h1
~ SS 3 G ;ip iI + s NerYOk atIp u os
Boston, via both sprnsceoSs sceosERcfsG SPS I SH%f Trains
For Boston Boston wa wa spingfeld 9 3 nj > oni P IL
FoI Gcnueeieat RIVER Rairrod m I25p INTO Northampton
N ,icTi to P1cviienee ,pi Phkl Railroad N i2l5p
Tor shore Railway to Norwich aud riO''' iA'
o5 70 Ne "n Sortblg5a RsrOal MT to North
'TgoS sna M ogn and wimanc Railroad Air Liae)i
M IIa ,aasptonc I, % Railroad, and p. .
c 9o. M p a. I and s S iSd r. 80 % ".'0 @
FOR YevCanaan aroll m l.iS ani T p n also 10 sa,
dsT Ma Train either Line DTawngroom Gar "'''s " ''
and m Trans le to a1r pon. reached over road
~ Pi,,s6s, pss q 5e aH SgsS7c g5Si7's
s. rl fegr.,e& No. g9 BrodNSy s1i No Gours Broosn AMI
aGS, can have ' O's&ts s&&s Ssa il Ho1T i1S'' Sapt
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL. vAlSLy AMP ,1yT HUDSON J, Oh
~ RIVER RAIlBOAD-Commencng MoNDAi JUNE ~ io'@'
a w. Ccagc ami Montreal EInress rih drawing room cars
ao m Special Erpres with drawing for Saratoga and
sceei clego Express with draeng.rOom Buffalo
and Niagara F;,A Us -. r,,,..,
$40 NJ Special Daagroom Train tor sar'tog ~n'ng at $40
400 D. H. Montreal Express with eepusers from NeWYork ST.
eo NJ krr,s daily with sleeping for WatertoWu, osien
WV ~ burs srd Canandagua.
am PaGc Express with sleeping Tor Rochester Buffalo
Wv And Niagara Pals; also Tor Chicago via both L. y aud u G.
Esi'roai, This train on SUNDAYS
,,.oo , F,re., With sleeping for Troy and Albany
A''' y q. n. KENDRlCk, General Passenger Agent
NEW Jersey SOU T IIERN RAILROAD
k2Sq BE1f M Bseks ll S cSSSEoS
sms connecting With trains at SANDY Hook leave Pier 70 Norm
~Pi ~PPliMoTTm T ROCK through to Delaware Bay
ftsSR HOYT. $50 A. ~. NAretown. Sit Toms River
PIYNOITH ROCK EXPRESS TO Long Branch through to
Delaware Bai. nm -, 4.
ne B $50 connect Tor Rel Bau aud the two latter Tor
Port Monmouth
EXCURSION TICKETS 10 Sandy Hook aui feun good Tor either OF
lie above trp or bolts, A. 80, -,
2. r. PINCH Agent PierlA
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, u. Il. II. of
/ NEW JERSEY DYlSON-FOR CAPB MAYA Fast Express
Train hrough attached leaves Depot foot Of Desoo'ss or
corndist Sea York daily except sunday Al lAJ0 M arriving
Rslag leave, 6pc May 100 m aud arrives at NevYOs a,
Rlt p m ssc
Rrulr Iciets 70 Cape " y,
ticlrion Tickets or Tie round tip..........''''' -"
Tickets iof f.' Ir Acu-iara
Ko. 81, BuiIv1y. Depot foot pcsbro.es-t.
No Btu..usr, ue oi lot tollaudtst,
10 | Aston liousc. . ,,,, T.
I. W JACKioS deulsupt y NJ holp.lt,
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A kFTERNOON BOAT
"a
NEWBURGH POUGHKEEPsE, RONDOUr. AMI KINGSTON.
COzus Wcs, Point Cornwall New wam0uh, Mon, and
Hyde Park, - .,,,-,,,
from V-rrst Pier sl EVERY AFTERS, on At $500 o'clock.

from N0'ITI TIT " I' III hI - - ~
TVHE splendid Steamer EASTERN QUEEN,
Tor LEWEs Del connect ~ junction ati Breakgaier @
road ysey-s Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at
p. N For freight aud passage apply on board.
NEW YORK MIDLAND RAlLWAY-NEW-
~ JERSEY usION-Passeurer Dspots IN Negiork foot Of
Cor1ui aud Dlrosscsts Freight reeevd AZ Pier ~, North
Ryer. and Peunsglyau Railroad Depot, jersey CITY.
TINE or TRAINS LEAVING NEW-lOBh,
Adopted july ], l5i2.
S20a Bloomlgblrgh and Intermediate stations
-E1press mail for EeHye, Liberty Falls, aui intermediate
1870 nWay train for BloominEdsle ani intermediate stations
m.-Way train Worendke and Intern daie stations
$40 WAY train for Macown aud ilt mdae stations
430 m-Ipress train Tor Hnckensack Paterson NOHehiyke'
Franklin MiddeoWn. Elenylle, and Liberty fals
5:lOp inWay for Booming0ale ana merfNate stations
6:lO mWay train for Wofteudgte and internclatc stations
RETURSING-Leaye Eleyile 55j $50 m arnye In New
York 1890 800 Leave Liberty fa 500 M ami
o. H.. arrive 90 NeWYotk lti0 q. 1870 D. Leave Mlue0w
AZ e. m and a. m 4:J9 and O:O arrive In hewlork, lp)
a. me- ' ~ ' JOHN BRADLEY,
Wu H. WEED, SuTt NewJersey Division
GenerlI Ticiet Arent
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A RARE Chancellor SALE, Lease and
IA Fixtures Of Of the the best location
Fuonst Drookyn phce low Apply with real name and address
Box No. 24 Pot0ace, Brooklyn. "
DARTNER WANTED.-Magazine we'll
esiaelhed Circulation exceeds 10000 Address OPPORTUNITY.
Tribune Ohce.
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STEAMBOATS, ano nailroIos.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY
largest and rdceut ryer Seansrsn te world
The ST. JOHN, DEi ", auq DEAN h!CllONB ,-
One OF the viii leave Pier No Al, hh River: every
afternoon Sundays excepted ~ o'clock arriving q LBANl N uae
o with railroad trains West. North and Elst
RETURNING leave ang the arrival OF connect
irg trains from ne Wet. Norh and East 90
Through obtained the Ofce the Ehrf at Dofs
to is destination Freight received until the hour tqaIe
NITIZENS' EVENING LINE STEAMERS
" ior ALBASY and TROY Pare 20: seiwer SSNIsiDE& & 5pl
THOMAS POWELL leave Pier D. N H. foot North Moores dii
rr noast and wet Iickes sold aaI baggage checked to all
points Rensselaer, and Saratoga aGl Troy AMI Boston Railroads
4 LBANY and TROY by Day Line Boats
"A C. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW. tCommencing Miy ~
ir Al Yonkers Tarrovn y ferboa Pokeepse Rhine
T cEes Coels WcstFont Cornwall and Seu5urgh returning
ConSec.ifs for al point, West and North.
Special trains - SARATOGA ar1 SHirON ''me eveting.
NORTH RIVER and NEW-IORK STEAM
q NJ except sundays for Yo1kes lrr1on TanyioH9 A5k
Lake ays15trlv g. Pt yepaucs, aud PeessNi ADEFlll %
Hven.fasi LEXIS b. for lst EnggWoo lolAe lissllsr
d Perry IrJu oa T. Town. an Naes N!aka and GTH Ie Soa'
with II. r. trains =. LANE. Ast,-
TOR RONDOUT, landing at Cozzens, Corn
boats THOMAS CORNELL ard JAMES W. BALDWIN leave DAILY
at p. m, Pier 50. n r.. foot Harrson.st
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEW
- BURGH-The steamboat TOS COlLlM leaves rom ot oi
Sevcuh-st, T. r. EVERY SUNDAY MOkNlhG al 0cock Faon
Fcu Do,kiru 5:Oi Clre htrst, NeT-loA egSA IA
f1ur 811 auirr Hsversraw. toLtns lNest f0uV Con-
Slrng and Cornwall Returning, will leave Aewburl at p H. ar
irving in Nea-l orb % .. ~. Iafe on cents.
THE STEAMER ANTELOPE leaves New
fdab Al @ l5 n5 at Yonsc Dc6ss Fer TaTr.ioen
Hyack bv ierr sing sag. Haverslw Gay Point Ner4nc4s
Point ami Peen Llidng Haaing on sunday and ons Tar
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-19
BALTIMORE.
Celebration Of the Battle OF York

Celebration Of the Battle OF York
town.
BALTIMORE, October 18.-The First
Virginia Regiment, accompanied by a
howitzer company of Richmond, ar
rived in this city at one o'clock today,
and we're received snd welcomed by a
Committee of the Filth Maryland Regi
ment. The regiment visits Baltimore
to celebrate its own anniversary, a.
also the anniversary OF the battle oi
Yorktown, the closing Struggle OF the
Revolution, which occurs to morrow
The celebration consists Of, q parade
through the city by the Virginia mill
tary and the visitors accompanied by
the Fifth West Virginia Regiment.
The Knights TemPlar.
St. John Commandery No. l, Knights
TEN plsr, of Wilmington, Delaware, ar
rived in this city this morning, and
were met at the depot by Monumental
Commsudery, of this city, in full un!>
form, aud escorted to their quarters this
evening. They will be entertained by
Monumental Commandery.
Death OF Michael O'Connor.
The Right Rev. Michael OConnor'
formerly Bishop Of Pittsburgh, died
this morning at Woodstock College.
His funeral will take place from st.
Isna,ius Church, Baltimore, on Wednes
day next, the 23d inst. at 10 o'clock
M
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The WEATHER.

Synopsis for the Past Twenty:four Hours
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, October Is. }
The barometer has risen over the
lower lakes and thence over the Middle
and New England States, with partly
cloujv and clearing weather. North
westerly winds and occasional rain on
the lakes and New England coast.
In the South Atlantic States clear
Weather with general variable winds
nreva;ls. In the Mississippi and Ohio
VALLEYS and thence to Tennessee clear
wea,her and high barometer. Clear
weather and light variable winds 10 the
northwest and on the upper lakes.
PROBABILITIES.
On the lower lakes. clearing and
cooler weather, with light northerly to
westerly winds, will prevail, and extend
generally over New England and tie
Middle States. From the lower Ohio
and Mississippi Valleys to the Cult and
SoutL Atlantic States, clear and cool
uea,ber prevails. On the northwestern
and upper lakes, generally clear and
cooler weather, with winds veering
sou,h westerly, and q slight cloudiness'
The reports from the Gulf are missing
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Coon.Huntins-A Smart Deg.

The moonlight nights of the past
week have afforded splendid opportu
nifty for coon.hunting in the western
section Of this county, and especially in
the Grantsville region, where coous
have been this year unusually abun-
dant. A man with good dog, both
up to the tactics OF hunting the coon
species Of "varmint," can succeed in
finding halt dozen Of them on most
any moonlight night, and the game has
been very extensively sought for recent
", and among the coon.hunters the
merits Of their respective dogs have
come into competition. A friend of
ours, recently from the Grsntsville re-.
gion, reports that an acquaintance Of
his, an old and expert hunter, 10
the owner Of dog that does coon hunt
ing on his own account. The dog fre.
quently sallies ou; alone at night and
soon trees his fsvorite game, and then
patiently waits beneath the tree till
morning, when he begins barking to al,
tract the attention OF his master, who,
upon hearing the we'll known bark ol
his dog, proceeds to the spot and cap
lures the game, often securing two or
three coons of q single tree. Some-
times the dog catches coon by himself
as the latter, getting tired Of staying on
the tree all night as q prisoner, endea.
vors to slip of slyly from the dog and
s.ealthily descends the tree, and starting
on q run for bis den or place Of con-
cealment, but the watchful dog is always
too smart for the coon, and after q
fierce struggle for life the victim ia
choked to death BY the dog, and then,
if there are no more coons treed, the dog
trots off home with the coon 10 bis
iaws, and lays the animal down at bis
masters door. A few nights ago this
dog, Of his own accord, went to the
hunting.grounds and treed six cooRs on
one tree, where he kept them guarded
until daylight, when bis loud barking
drew bis master to the place, who, with
his trusty old rife. soon brought all six
coops to grass. Ifauybody has coon
dog to beat this one We want TO know it.
Ne,os.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-19
FRANCE.

PARIS, October lS.-The disastrous
result of the late war between France
and Germany has caused intense Bit
terness of feeling among the partisana
Of the Republic and sdherents OF the
empire and 1t is probable that the com
ing session of the Assembly will be
made the occasion Of many bitter
debates, IN which the action Of the
Ministers OF the Empire will be severely
criticised and propositions discussed for
the appointment Of q committee to in
vestigate the course akeu by Napoleon
in the policy maintained by him
toward the German Government. The
French Deputies in the Assembly have
held several meetings lately, atwhich
the matter iAs been the principal sub
ject for debate. and majority
of the members have advocated
q thorough investigation into
the circumstances through WHICH
the two countries became involved iu q
couhict. 1t is contemplated by the
Deputies, on the meeting OF the Assem-
bly,, to move for the appointment Of q
court OF inquiry TO investigate the causes
that led to the declaration OF war. 1t
is expected that Theirs Government
will support the action Of the Deputies
in the Assembly. There is great eX-
citement over the rumors Of a threat
eued Imperialist reaction. President
Theirs is constantly in receipt Of infor>
nation regarding the movement, which
states that the Bonspartists in different
parts Of the country are actively in-
ulguipg against the Government. Se-
we're measures will be taken by the
Government, and tboee known to be
implicated in the movement will be ar.
rested and placed in confinement.
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Address Of the Conneetieut Liberal
CO0m1tlee.

Commissee.
The more candid Republicans admi
that Connecticut is among the very
doubtful States, and the following ad-
dress from the Liberal Republican
Committee OF that State shows how
the Greeley cause stands:
To tho Liberal Republicans Of Connect.
cut:
The October town elections were nota
bly, our triumph. Many towns upon
which the renoninationists had count
ed as sure to register at the ballot-bol
the edict Of the regular party caucus, by
handsome msjorities, repudiate the old
management, and, in the shape Of Lib
eral successes, entered up their protest
against the party management. 10
nearly every town you showed large
Liberal gains upon the popular vote,
and the result in all warrants the belief
that 10 November you can give the Lib
eral candidate at least 5000 majority
in the State. With energy and
puck the State is ours The proportion
Of fair weather soldiers among your
number is small. Our reports from all
parts Of the State, since the October
elections, are OF sn encouraging charac.
ter. The Liberal Republicans Of Con.
necticut have not abandoned the old
ORGANIZATION and the dominant party,
simply because q new government
promised success. For nearly six
months we have borne abuse and SLAM
der beaped upon US by the men to whom
we have given no other offeLse than to
Withdraw from an organization which
we conscientiously believe TO be corrupt
and mischievous to the country's well
fare. The only hope of our opponents
is in the purchasable material which
they can buy in open market to make
good the detection OF more than five
thousand honest men in the State who
heretofore have acted with them. Ia
this respect they will but follow their
former custom, and the example set
them by Hartranft and Cameron, OF
Peunsylvania. Of such a conduct Of
the canvass we shall yield them mon
epoly. Whatever success they may
have in this endeavor there is certainly
but one duty before the Liberal Repub,
licans OF Connecticut, and that is, to
make, from this time until the 5th OF
November q stout and persistent fight.
There is nothing discouragiug to the
friends OF Greeley and Brown in Tues
days election. We can carry 1n-
diana and gain more than ten
thousand in Ohio. With New York, In,
diana, Conn ecticut, New Jersey and New
Hampshire voting for Mr.. Greeley, as
there is Q reasonable certainty OF their
doing. and with the almost solid cleo
toral vote of the Southern States con-
ceded to him, his election and the tri-
umph OF the Liberal cause will be Sc
cured. We have no responsibility for
any State but Connecticut. Connecti-
cut is ours if we make, for the next
three weeks, a hearty fight and bring out
full vote. Our duty is here, and there
can be no mistskingit Three weeks OF
good honest work is all that is required
OF US. Let US take hold of it with q
will. J. II. BROMLEY,
Chairman Lib. Rep Com mmittee.
HARTFORD, October Is, 1872.
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CHICAGO.
The LIQUOR Cas-s-!udietmena IL
nOFca.

The LIQUOR Cas-s-Iudictmens iE'
CHICAGO, October ls.-The Grand
Jury of this county have ignored the
ind ctments in eighty cases OF prosecu-
ton against 8 saloon keepers for violating
the State law, which prohibits the
keepipg open Of tippling houses on
Snndav. The Grand Jury heard the
evidence, but their action wae based on
the fact that this law was enacted In
1864 and has been q dead letter ever
since.
The divorce suit brought by the
Young daughter OF a prominent citizen
AGAINST q man lately her fathers coach
man, excites much interest. The bill
alleges that tbs defendant procured the
marriage license by falsely swearing
that the complainant was eighteen
Years Of age, when she was . child 0.
6n.en and a. he well knew, was but
recently out of school.
The uorkmeu are engaged in laying
the foundation proper Of the Govern,
men. building. Mr.. Rankin has caused
ho,;ngs to be made, with q view to as
certaining the nature Of the SOIL .hlcn
w.s found to be very unequal. A bed
of hand CLAW from e,gbt to twelve feet
thick VA. first struck, then followed a
soft muddy earth fve to t"elVe e.. Zee. ~, :"
thickness. At the depth OF tihy ieel
from the surface q hard, clear blue clas
vss - struck. 1t presents q surface i'm,
nervious to water and gives soio
toundatiop for the strstas Of soil above
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-19
IOWA.
A Horrible Accident.

DUBUQUE, October lS-A horrible &C
ctdent occurred at Manchester few
days ago to a son Of A. S. Stearns. The
lad, in company with a playmate, no
ticed large boar which had broken
from an enclosure, and attempted to
drive the animal with stick, which 30
enraged the animal that it turned and
attacked the boys, one Of whom jumped
into a wagon and escaped. The other,
young Stearns, was unable to avoid the
inluriated animal, and had his bowels
actually cut out, 80 that, on unloosing
his pants, they fell to the ground. He
commenced running with bis intestines
gathered in his hands. A lady passing
along witnessed the scene and secured
his bowels properly, but Inflammation
and modification having set in, it re-
suited in death last evening.
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WASHINGTON.
Consul 60 LiverpOol.

WASHINGTON, October lS.-The Presi.
dent to-day appointed Ex-Governor
Lucius Fsirchild, of Wisconsin, Consul
to Liverpool. in the place Of Dudley,
resigned.
Lieutenant Commander L. P. Hull
has been ordered to command the MIC
aragua Expedition, in place Of Coin,
pander Hatfield, who has been trans.
ferred.
Postmasters Appointed.
The President has appointed John
A. White postmaster at Sumter, South
Carolina, and George A. Nourse post,
master at Newport, New Hampshire.
The Finances.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
not yet commenced the preparation OF
his report on the finances, nor has he
intimated to any person whatsoever
when he intends to do 90.
The Franking Privilege.
Postmaster General Cresswell, in his
annual report, will again urge that the
frankiug privilege be abandoned in
order that the Postoffice Department be
self-sustsin,ug. The Department. dur.
ing the year, has carried 100000
worth of free mail matter and that un-
til the franking system is abolished
the expenses Of the Department will
exceed the receipts. The receipts this
year will fall below the expenses to the
extent of three million dollars.
General Items.
Edmund Wiuton Henry, youngest son
of Patrick Henry, died on the llth inst,
at his late residence in Charlotte county,
Virginia, in the seventy.ninlh year of
kis age.
The visiting Knights Templar, of
Hartford, left here this morning en-
route home. The Wilmington Com.
mandry will remain over in Baltimore
until tomorrow.
Mrs. Admiral Goldsboro met with a
serious accident. yesterday afternoon,
having been thrown from a phseton
which she was driving, 10 the roadside,
striking on her head and infiicting an
ugly cash. Her condition was some
what improved this morning.
The installation Of Bishop Gibbons,
of the diocese Of Virgins, will take
place in the Cathedral at Richmond on
Sunday. The Most Rev. Archbishop
Bayley, of Baltimore, arrived here to-
night, and will leave tomorrow for
Richmond to install the Bishop.
The Treasury balances al the close
o: business this afternoon were as tol
lows: Currency, 5,02S, 800; coin, II, ,767,-
$50, including "a, 74S, 900 in coin csrtifi
catea