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THE coafMANDER.IN.cHIEF.
His Report and Recommen dations III
Regard 10 the Regular Army.
Thinks We Ought TO Have More

Regard TO The Regular Army.
Thinks We Ought TO Have More
Men. i2A ss1ShJGE tiI2b4IN
RWAsHaIrssaroS, Nov 81. Gem sherman
In his report 10 the Secretary Oh War, says
that the number of enlisted men 10 sthe
army Is 4. $50 less than the 10000 allowed
by law. In active regiments the number
of men sick and on necessary detail about
posts WIN fully equal % per cent. So that
the actual strength Tor military service
does not exceed 10 ,852 men. Ia order
that the regular army should fulfill It's ar.
duous duties on the frontier, as alIo to
form a model on which to shape the vol
unteer and militia force. oil the United
States, ! earneslly recommend that Con.
gress be asked 10 fix the limit OF the. en-
listed force at such figures as will:give
10000 ior. the regiments OF the line, and
10 provide specifically for non .combatant
detachments, such as the engineer battal.
lion, the ordinary department, the West
Point Hdetachmcnts, and the signal de!
tpartment. inthe ordinance and commits.
sary departments there should bs ser.
geanls enlisted alter the manner Of hos
pital stewards. " ,g,5s581H
o. The artillery regiments havelai organ
izstion, different from the : infantry viz:
Twelve batteries TO- q regiment, but Of
these only one is equipped and instructed
as battery OF artillery, tho other eleven
companies OF each regiment being; armed
with muskets and instructed as Infantry.
The regimental and commissioned officers
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Boss Tweed In the. Penitentiary and
In q Felon's Uniform. O.

New YoRK, Nov. 29.-Aiter being To-
ken TO Blackwell Island yesterday
Tweed was asked the usual questions by
the Recording Clerk to which he answer.
ed that he was aged SO, occupation
Statesman, no religion, but his family are
ProtestGnts, was entered as Protestant
he was taken to bath then, and had hii
head shaved, beard taken OF and wal
Arraycd In lull striped uniform.
he had two letters from New Yorl
City physicians recommending that he bt
placed In the hospital, but alter On exam
nation by the penitentiRry physicians HI
was reuanded 10 o. common cell like al
other ielons. The jacket given him 4
wear Is known, atI;the- penitentary rs {
larceny Jacket. His son staid BY him til
he was led away 70 his cell, when no ant
! q few friends and reporters left the iiland
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A specimen 81 a Fashionable Young
Lady nj the Piano These Days.

Lady al the Piano These Days.
Chicago paper gets of the following
at the expense Of New York society. II
Is the closing scene in . fashionable cal
made on q fashionable young lady:
"Finally, Miss Julia was induced TO givt
AtAste Of her muncal powers: And ,thii
ishow she did It. Then Julia hirted uE
her paniers behind, coquet.ishly wiggle-
waggled to the piano, and sang: a,
When ther moo hoon 10 Hi.hildly beAming
Der iher ca4hAlm and h-hi!lent see-oa,p ~
10 adyunoe 90 Bo.hofs.ly stree heaming,
OH thef.hen, oh therhen n
thee-hlnk
Hot thee-hee, rl.rrs7 stSr
u y .Sss:SInE,, tSss,sIIRf, cdtid9s
lthse.he. ehehehehO.hink hof theeeceesee
Beautiful Miss Julia Beautiful !" and
We all clappe6 our hands. "Do pleas
sing another yerse-it ID perfectly divine
Miss Julia" said Eugene Augustus. Ther
Julia raised her golden (dyed) head, touch
cd the white ivory with her jeweled I'M
ger, and warbled: s7Ag uE
Whom the lur.hun Is isbrigh.hi.hiRhtlyg glowing,
O'er the bosheno % dcarhear, 70 meee. Z pYA
And TweO.heet heet the wehtnd Is blo.howihS,
thee-hink ,.r,
.lUafl Hof thee.hee, %. .-''&i
Itheo .hlLk,
....-- -r-. Ithee-hinh q.
| thee.he.he-h6he ehehCnehink hohohohoht
hoho-of thoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel -,T-
Beautiful Just too lovely
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Fire at Warrington Last Saturday.
MANN1seToN, Nov. 80, 1878.


To the Editors Of the tntelligencer. IL
Atsbout -halfpast seven O'clock this
morning q fire was discovered In the
building owned, by j. B. Nay, and occu-
pied as q store room by 3. q. Chalfant.
ttat ;frst looked as though 1t could not be
stopped, but by the herculean efforts ot
the citizens oil the town, who one and all
deserve especial commendation, It was
arreateda Mr.4 Nay sloss will not amount
to more than $500 or $500 at the outside,
and Is fully covered by insurance. MIR
Chalisnt's loss Is more serious, approx.
mating 81 500 Of A$2 900; fully Insured
Mr.. Nay Incurred no losa save the damage
done 10 the building. All his notes, &C
counts and, valuable papers were OF hii
residence, and are consequently unipjured
n - ACrTlzEN.
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A Financial Piani7 Already From 0
1l'| Member Of Congress. stgI

-WAsHtsoTos, Nov. s0.--senator Ferry,
Of Minnesota, Q member Of the Committee
on Finance, will propose remedy for tho
financial disturbance 90 iolloWt: va
Banking 10 be open and free to oil; tho
maxlmum OF the currency Of the country,
excluslve ofiractional, 70 be $500. 600 900,
Issued by the Government direct, and
made lawful money, 90 greepbaek1 ore;
Immediate relief through The uso Of the
GA 900 900 reserve; $58, 900, 900 new cur.
fency, through the purchases oi banks; thus
making up the $500. 100000 Also bopds
convertible INFO currency bearing 8 66
per cent interest, re. convertible into cur.
rency on demand. Bonds not 10 be tax
able, National currency 10 be exchanged
for new lawful money currency OF The
convenience Of the government within
such practicable periods % the Secretary
oI the Treasury may. designate. Gne
fractional currency, 70 be substituted WIN
silver, and % laSt as % redeemed 70 DO
deStroyed. ~ --.--,
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weather Cd Report.
Wan DBrAnTHIN9,
uWAnlnIGToa, D. O., Nov. 80. 500 r. 4. Il

luWAhANGEoA,O. ~. Va NOV oV.-osW II y
PRoBAHLtTIRa.
For the Northwest and upper lakes, and
southward TO Wisconsin and Illinois, tall.
Ing barometer, northeasterly to southesat.
erly winds, rising temperature and cloudy
weather, with occasional snow.
For the Lower Lake region, northeast.
erly winds, cold and cloudy weather and
occasional enow. u1s, llf i, a,ly
For the Ohio valley and southward to
Southern Tennessee, easterly and south
easterly winds and cloudy weather. ,gs'
For the Southern rstales, northeaaterly
10 southeasterly winds, rising temperature
and partly cloudy. weather, with posGbly
rain In the Gulf States. NJ, D..,
For the Middle and Eastern States, low
temperature, northeaaterly winds, increGs.
log cloudy weather and occasional rain In
the former.
Cautionary aignals are ordered for Du.
lulh and Marquette. Alter December
10Th the display Of cautionary signals will
be suspended1 In tho Jake ports ior tho
WinthF .- = ..-,Ffsg,N d. F.HNrs
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THE sEcRETXRYs OF WAR.
4 sSaopsls Of His Report eaSrs to9 Con.
gress... Estimated Expenses Up.
mi, ,ha of Thirtv. fnnr NsiiiIona :

A synopsis of, HIS Report 10 Cons
gress... Estimated Expenses Up-
wards Of Thltty-four Millions. 8 /
WAssHh1rNaroN, Wsh1 al Nov 29EThe annual
report OF the Secretary Of War shows that
the estimates ior military purposes for the
year ending June ,3glh, 1874, were $33.-
826,379. Estimates for the same purpose
for, thesyear ending June, Both, 1876, are
$34 .410122, the excess over the current
year being $5S4,344. The appropriation
ior militaryipurposes for tho year ending
June a0th, 1874, was $82 ,9l7, ,971.f IN ID.
dition TO the usual estimates already made,
the following aresubmitted for such action
as Congress may deem proper to take, viz:
For armaments Of forts, 81 t449, $50; esti.
mates for engineer purposes, $50 459 S96.
He recommends that better facilities to
obtain field musicianswould be afforded
By the passage Of an act authorizing the
enlistment Of boys not under twelve years
Of age, with the consent OF their parents
or guardians. .f7 t..,...t,so
The Secretary says bis order directing
officers, active, or retired, to,reirain from
visiting Washington during the sessions Of
Congress with view to influence legis-
lRtinn will be strictly enforced iii 90 ltar
as he has power; also says further legisla-
tion Is necessary to define the scope Of the
provision oi the act regulating the pay oi
officers, commutation, etos The Secre-
tary recommends that an allowance oi
ten dollars per month be made Lieuten-
ants Of thelineS detailed % acting aabiSt-
ant squArter.masteTe. ,0f ,fftysr railroads
(which purchased material nom the do.
partmenp Of the close Of the war to the
amount Of $1600000, thirty Of them have
paid In full. The remaining twenty are
still indebted about $4,700000. he rec
ommends the: passage Of q laWtwhich will
enable the department to collect from
the Postoff1ce Department the postal
earnihgs Of deyerall Of the delinquent
Railroads. sHe also recommends lappro-
priation TO continue the experiment o.
the Artesian well OF Fort D., A. Russell
believing asefies lot flowing wells to the
people Of Colorado, Wyoming, Dakota
and Montana will be Of importance In the
devel6pment oi thelf naterial resources
Also recommends that an act be passed
authorizing the Issue oi tohaecoas y pari
Of the rationS of enlisted men;that the med
cal corps be opened 70 appointment and
promotion; that there be an increase o.
paymasters from 4to 90, and that new
appointments and pr emotions be allowed
Works on the sea. coast deferces and fort
ificaiions have beiIn advanced with o
much rapidiiy as was conSislepty viii
economy and efficiency, and the work
d for our principal hArbors now contsil
Iquite o number Of platforms are ready 70
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CHICAGO.

outcaoo? Nov. aS.-The Commercial
BuRetin discovering publishes returns o.
the number OF hogs packed Rt the prtnct'
points In the Weai 20 date, showing the
aggregate number slaughtered In Chicago
cLnciHnati,a 81, Louis, Louisville, Nil
Haukee, IndianApolis, Kansas Cily
Peoria, Ills, and DeSM Moines, Iowa, 90 lAl
this season 70 be 1,14s000 head, against
76sis70 head for same time last year, all
the places named showing an increase
with the exception ol st Louis, Louis
vile and Peoria. Total number packed
hero 70 date, s2,ls7 head, against 212i SOC
head last year a''
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muiue1 tho NominB mah ioA
Speaker. = .
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Republic
can caucus tonight was presided over BY
Representative Maynard1 Of Tennessee.
Wheeler, Of New York, nominated the
Hon. James G. Blaine for next Speaker
Of the House; carried by acclamation.
Orth, Of Indiana, nominated Edward
Mcpherson, oil Pennsylvania, for Clerk,
which was also carried by Iacclamation,
N. @. Ordway, OF New York, was nomi-
mated for Sergeant. alarms, receiving III
votes and his opponent, Mum, Of Illinois,
40. Colonel MARYLAND, prominent cam
didate in opposition TO Ordway, withdrew
In his favor. he was earnestly supported
BY the entire Indiana delegation. o, B,
Buxton was nominated for Door
keeper, his opponent, Scanlon, being
Withdrawn before the ballot wascounted.
All these nominees occupied the places
for which they were tonight nominated
during the former Congress. Henry
Sherwood, Of Michigan, was nominated
for Postmaster, King, the present incum.
bent, declining TO be o candidate, Next
highest was ex Representative Pierce, ot
Mississippi. The Rev. j. B, Butler, pre-.
sent incubent, was nominated for Chap
lain.
General .Coburn, of Indiana, offered Q
resolution proposing in effect 70 divide
the Committee on Appropriations into
two or more committees, combining with
srsi 4 committess n nm sxnenditures OF va.
rions a denartments He showed The pro,
nr;s,v % ~ ancb an arrangement. and Inc
edya1tare p,Sy AZ e II would be 10 despatch public
bnsiness But as many believed this sub.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Casserly Resigns his Seat In the U.
Es Senate.

Casseriy Resigns his Seat In the U.
y. Senate.
SAN FRAEc1sco, Nov. 29.-The follow.
ing letter was received this afternoon:
SAX FRANCISCO,
November 80, 1873. :
Hon. Nswton Booth, Governor Of 0ayor-
nia do.
SR,-I hereby resign my unexpired
term In tho Senate Of the United States as
Senator for California. This resignation
Is to take effect Immediately. SO that the
State Legislature which meets the first Of
next month may fill the vacancy. As my
intimate friends in the Senate and else
where well know / have long desired TO
withdraw from that body, and at the same
time to Withdraw wholly from politics
and political lie. My public duties on
both sides Of the continent have deman-
ded Of me, and have received 80 much
attention as to greatly impair my health
and compel me to neglect my affairs. The
latter consideration 10 not q controlling
one, but the condition Of my health 10
such as to lead me to seriously doubt my
strength to discharge the orders and
duties Of q Senator from Colorado. have
deferred carrying out my desire until the
present time, when both objects may be
accomplished at once, and when the Leg.
islsture, just about TO meet, may elect
my successor. Very respectfully yours,
..,-.,...,... r .. EUGENE CAssRRLY.
WHO WILL PROBABLY SUCCEED HIN.
Casserly led the majority of his party
here In opposition TO the railroad monopo.
ly, but that majority Is In minority in
the Legislature and might not have been
able TO effect his reelection, and the tri-
angular contest with Booth on one aide.
1t Is the general opinion that his resigns-
ton will operate favorable for Booth and
disastrously 10 the schemes 0i the railroad
interest laid by Billy Corr, their chiet po-
litical agent.
SECOND DISPATCH.
1t 10 believed among politicians that
Edgar Haight, an ant.railroad Democrat,
will be elected for the unexpired term oi
Senator Casserly, and that Booths pros
poets are assured by Mr.. Casserly's resig-
nation.
THIRD DISPATCH.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 80.-Tbe resig.
nation OF Casserly fell like bombshell In
the Democratic camp at Sacramento.
The chiefs Immediately assembled for
consultation, but the result Of the confer.
ence Is not yet known. They attempted
q caucus meeting last night, but failed to
get o quorum. Haight and Booth are the
only candidates who seem at present to
have o chance Of election. Booths record
as an anti. ti.Monopolist Is well known,
Haights friends place him on the same
side with Booth. ~
20 HEAVY RAIN.
Theheavy rain here last night was gen
orally distributed through. the State, and
was welcomed by the farmers. NJ,
tga AN EXECUTION.
D. NJ. Hall, for the murder Of lJohr
Copeland, was executed at Austin, Ne
vada, to-day. f'-fs@ % a's' 70 .'.
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SALT \ LAKE CRY.


SALT LAKE orY, Nov. a9.-Ann Eliza,
Brigham Young's 10Th wife, lett yesterday,
for the East on her mission against polyg:
amy. Her departure occurred several
days before the time set, her friends hay:
Ing reason TO Lelieve that efforts would
DO made to prevent the fulalment OF hef
intention. she will speak In New York
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WHY HR DID IT.

Myers, editor Of the Corlnne Rtportsrl
Who committed suicide on Tuesday last,
itis stated, was impelled 10 the raah acl
by hsllucination, ,shperinduced BY an In
tcryiew with q spiritual medium here
named Foster, IN from New York.
WAR ONLY FOR HoNoR's sAKE.
The NS,Ss, the Mormon organ, say
That thS Mormons are not ior war on &C
count Of me Cuban affAirs unless II canno
lhe honorGbIy avoided. ~ an- = '-
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ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29.-Between 10 and. !
o'clock this morning . fire broke out In
the extensive planning mill Of j. B. Living.
ston q Co., East st. Louis, and in the
course Of a.couple Of hours the mill and
large lumber yards belonging to the same
firm, wagon and cabinet shop Of q. l..
Drumm, blacksmith shop Of the 3d. Louis
Transfer Company and several small
tenement houses were consumed. Loss
estimated OF from 100 to $4,000. In
surance not yet ascertained.
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New YonK, Nov NSicsyIi aS:-Alr;riyed-Trh,
.teamShip Euis, IRON Liverpool. Q r I
ArriYed-steamer Ionan from Bremen
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PARTY cAUcUsEs.

The Republican and Democratic
Members Of Congress Hold Their
Respective Caucuses at Washing.
ton Saturday Nighi..Blaine, Of
Maine, the Coming Man for
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Assoo1AFRD PRESS s'RBPoRT
E1clusIvely to the Intelli gencer.

'"t CBy tho Western Union Line. tA
once Northwest cor. Of Main, and Monroe sts
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[aKcoNp pIsPATcH

About two million and 0 half feet oi
lumber was burned in the yard Of Living
ston g Co., East 81. Louis this morning.
Insured Tor $40, 900, as follows: Fire As
sociation Of Philadelphia, 50, 900; Penn
sylyania Fire Company, $4,000; West
Chester, (N.r " 5000; National, pa ]
&, 500; National, (Mo) $4,000; Trades
mems IN. " $4,000; 1rader's, Chicago,
S2,60O; Union (pa.) $500; Franklin, "
Wheeling, $1,000; Kansas Fire $2,500i
American OF Pittsburgh, 81 900; Great
Western Of New Orleans, $4,000. The
planning mill was valued OF $4,000; no In
ANOTHER FIRE.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-A fire. OF Warrens'
burg, Missouri, last night, burned o hotel
jeweiry store. grocery, sayings bank, sey'
eral shops and offices. Loss not reported
Several persons were badly burned, bu'
no.liyes lost. Ast N5S5 r 'NS Is
,a.,-s, BEN. HOGAN RRPIIRs Ia.
Ben. hogan replies to Tom Allen'i
card, SAYING ,as sBoon as his health i'm
proves, he will fight him or anybody elsI
for 1000 TO e. 800. 2 S'EIa
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FIR additional Telegraph ~ KSarta Page.
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THAT, sToEEs JUROR.

Robert Porter, the jurorin the Stokes
case who violated the orders OF the court,
was sentenced today by Judge Davis to
two months imprisonment and 10 pay
fine OF &l10 -.--I-- 49, -
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4 RouaINo BANK sTATElINT.

Loans decrease. -$l45,0oo; specie In
crease, $1,000, 900; legal tenders. increase,
"a 500. 900; deposits, Increase, $500. 900;
circulation, decrease; SOL 900. statement
Of the Bank OF Commerce lett out. The
New York associated banks hold S88,.
4s0 900 In legal tenders, an increase aince
Yesterday OF $4,000.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The frat part
oi the Presidents message is in the hands
M tho maniloldera
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WHO WILL PROBABLY SUCCEED HIN.
SECOND DISPATCH.

1t 10 believed among politicians thai
Edgar Haight, an anti.railroad Democrat
will be elected for the unexpired term oI
Senator Casserly, and that Booths pros
poets are assured by Mr.. Casserly's resig-
natinn.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. 29s--Robert
McEwen, a lawyer Of this city, committed
suicide this afternoon, at his mother's
residence, on Spruce street., by, o pistol
shot through his head, killing him almost
instantly: No reason, as yet, Is known
for the act. He was 0 man OF family.
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