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, 1874-09-20

WANTED--FEmALE HELP.

wAN7En--FEmALE HELP.
Domest;cs--Contiu
TASrEp-A GOOD Girl For .,. GESERAI,
se; xashss. aaa ins' zunsr wassi paia Apply
\VASrEp1A QUIET sTEAnY 20 G1nt III; .13 T3 70
HEc.;; call sioaday AID iussda5 Al DR.. ruCKEN's
1VASTED-A GOOD COOK WASHER AND
~ ,roncf. in small family Call Monday at HES Va
~ ASTED-A YOUNG GIRL go DO VERY :LIGHT
1:oom IL. IS; CLERK i. '@''
,VAsrED-oSE DiSlXG-R00M GIRL. ONE
chants iioe u ea Ulari aiG and
N'ASrED-A SMART GIRL TO ASSIST WITH
With rcfcron:.s s at at = soasa sansrnon-ss 'D'
\VASST1YEDnA, ,;1I Sh To p9 ssas SESEKAI, HOUSE
" general hou.exosk. At n West Adamsst.
\VASTED-A F1EsT.CLAss GIRL FOR COOK.
~ At 6i South Ca1pea:of-st. -----
W help :. hoayeso1k @ as II Il; ~ fiaaEl.ns. l IT, ROOM e @
lEASTEp-A FIRsT.CLAss BOARDING HOUSE
GasE s px.SS Hs hE At Pss
IVANTED-AT no. 1912 WEST MoSRoEsT..
" itst.class Gosna9 er Scandinavian srl for Ecn
| tomorrow.
IVAsTED-A GOOD STOUT. Girl. F31s GEN:
" eral houaowork ia family OF four. sS5 West Jack
lVASTEp,A 3 G1SL 70 po E sESoSD g S,S W1NK GAIL
xs 3 s. Ss'E sa;s +, %
w ASTED--A GOOD GIRL IN a PRIVATE FAM
Seamsrrosses.
s h:,a ornMAT0E h,H Y sen ox TII
| s,rd.st. ---@'
IVAN TED, EXpER1ESCED XELXET~aMAT
~ ~ " nanaksss oaly good hands AtTuRklSGToSs.
yVASrED-Ar is FwESTY-i1FTH-sT ST. GOOD
~ seasntsrrss.
..i }si1.1 g. + FHKSSS s. NATS ! s
W'abash-ar.
MANUFACTURERS 70 WORK On SINGER; MA:
SUNDAY stiiai aud faodss II sHss' 80 "e'' 4''''
| }VANTED-lo HANDS WITH GROVER : EAkER
ss q s
M !o5'a e ssosx s'is7" AMI Washington oa
h Ncescnco required. Cali On Tuesday At sas Mch-
1irAslED-A iooD. ABLE GIRL. TO KUN, 4
y sawns-aaelmae " on hoayy vork. Call suadny at I'd
" AST3D-A GouD TAILoREsS. 10, WORK On
u custom pants, nj l5s Uhio-a;. Call to-day.
,VAxrED-5o ExpEHiExCED GiT:Ls TO sAKE
arp 5 i.Ess - IT, ~ others "an''a a. a. TUX
IrASTED -s!:A.1sTEEss Isabel, CALL AT
" go lndiea..av.
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E2urBcs.
I{-AyTED-G1nL To MIND A DABY AT 1873 BLUE
~ lslaud:aE. ---=---z=-=- -=---
" We w! pa1so. msi ca!i u s. :. G5oE H. D.. -,
North CiarI.st. bot"oca : and 6 O'clock p. -
w sniidr,n a,nl; At y; JuIi st.. bo;ore pa In ce
at . p
ll7ASrED AN. TxpEE1ESGEp; SUi:si:1;lRL;
Apps II northeast ca: 1tr u u aFooFa ''a
~ call Monday At mi w4basi'.4s -.-..-.--.-
" faka care OF eGildren. Inquire al Wc.t lar
;!soa:s' r. :, ~ mn 7;-77, ;77 - :, wi; p
s:1ltsn npp, ] = :,s ~ ": m
Geanan c
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SaSg tHF !! 81 W.! & TO rS q i,
Io7,noro.aos
VAyrEp-o1nIs 70 1;oS NV SHIRTS: MUST
we. onfopst aG eh'S'e0 'f0Aa 'aao''
lv-AsrEp FiEsr-cLAys WASHER, ASD
esasv sSnsa "''s ''"a'' '''' "''SA 's'0'f''' ~
y1~ASTEp 1Eb LADIES; GL5TuE5
wasas!l:av. aoasf'' 1' 1'o Nit'''oN
W:ASrGb=l5 l7uzI5zY.. 9yE 7EY2EE AND
f @ a. IL IL ony !. ss aaa; 8 sa saa
1,3ASTE1--1 WOMAN F,,E WASHING AND IRON.
An; IT s 5sh s ta''ash a'' GOOD s'
~ i1an Ia isnaa5y APPLY ii Is so1th sato.ss @ ~
Ayzs55: S23sSSH; A.: s.. +
Pcck.oourt.
, 1874-09-20
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.


BooLkecocrs. Clerks. Etc.
| CITUAT1oN WAETED-IT An OFFICE OR
> wh.lcsa!o dry good. store by stcady young m7n;
Tribune othcc
| C1TUATIoS NASTED,;t DRyG GLERK HAVING
s.1.S 81 sa saa a
aiSs'tse Ill., ser Yofk os 'ts:s cf;s e D0-
EsSss EES:s:s ss IL amount Address LYLE
C1ruATIOS wNSTED-BY 4 DRUG AND PRE-
scsintioa clerk Best city references siveu Address
C1TUATIoN WASTED-RY 4 YOUNG MAN OF
much 1DeEieaes aad steady hshs. = bookksspeE q
q, Tribune osIco
STUATIoS wANrEp-bY 4 GESTLEMASN M w wMq
y slod sa u
both dua1ia and sinsis entity bookkeeping; Would ike
S1TUAtr19X WSrEHEY = ;,; ,2.IS XoHXG YAS Ka,;| 4s
esss rss aes :& sapsssc Refer
ss e ana Faoa
penm.u; deos desire saar; bat vii premium
saa
S1rUATI3S ,, WaSrEnNY / LADY HAv1Sa S
& ssss sss
ss ss'sx q
C1ruAT1oN WASTEp-To KEEP HOUSE FOR
y one ido.cr bachalor under IS Address
III AteEdcens:.
C1TUATioX WASTED-1S HARDWARE STORE
g. ''n
SuAT1oS wASTEDnY YogSG NAN As AS ::
o5s Taas sa '@A 10
C1TUITIoS WASrED-BY 4 YOUNG MAN r. 4
> law Office: has had experience: sad nudcrstsads
shortnand' bes' city E'eFracss Addfe'. d. fr'e
ClTvATioN EWASTED-BY 4 YOUNG MAN As
, 1874-09-20


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wANTEn--uo1Eurr,p
-, Misoellnneous--Conhauod.
aS3SS 1sn a; AS
51e:.G,ss: s:r,,; Aeais::s !! T5'.sss e5:ss
" ii: IADA fo'thN' ~ 1'1f CENTRAL ''o-
lFASTED-E0Y !: or Is YI:.1l:s OLD. TO WORK
bet u liz eh e. ao .e aa
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wANTED-FEE1ALE HELP.
.,.nr Don,e7t,cs ,,a,..x,
sse:. s. S. 8: ~ 9 HOUSE
/ I,TASrED-A coNPETEST GIRL For GEN ERAL
~ hou.ewn.k tn family ol tlrus Call for
| three days lit r.rk-ar. References required
IiTASrED-TwO GIRLS. ONE 70 COOK. WASH
- South Liasaast.. Adansesi. ADl nOl'a1.
AxS1nlEEDisAs S1lE iss 1adsa.:sS 5Sa 10 DO GENERAL HOUSE
no 4
]VAXIERaA ;7, IN GooD COOK. ATaa7 NlcalGAS-A7.
~ 1yrFn-1 YR1T srF11V c7pi-- m M
" hoas:so5k for saay ot Two. ke:sroaoos required:
IS bs,Tsan TM sad i
Moata1::1., 1--M---~ t:1., - 49, 1l. .S.' 11-"ee- %Al -.
e i;aS sisIsnsSs f
e"'ieo ~ n-1 .ao.e.e1.
squTH m L. EvASSroS YoyS9
ehi'dzsa. Apply Monday a y see!ey:av. see!ey.-----
sss :
WANTED x COOP GiRi; FoR GENERAL
/ " huuscwor at Il Campbell Park. -
, f.,s fU G6S6hA ;iie nI5e. s Y.rbls
naar Pauiina, between Harrison and Polk.
WASTEp-A COMPETENT GERMAN GIRI. FOR
: MicAi,an az
7,73 !; 15r.,,31; Sf:3r711 1:ITI1 IN
hsnI. - Il flle,,o' Wv
~ ,Sr,.n ;. coon ,:,rr. ~ -, EiTc1ES
esy: tssa:ass IL xs.e; !. II
ras5a ssaa washing and f'aHs ca" lind good place at
NASTED' rt DYlG5HS s,l lloUSE |,.l; ExPK 11i
sfFoo s'ti; also eAistisneye ac.l soos ~
Il 2olsa M1saE ss. AND
sr a. oue s31iG 81; Sis Id soe ~
c.rac well Feconnenasi: Apply To toCLEvEi4ASD As
plS"ALL y. anu III sta.:.-st: ::
" slsif ,,ne ior eenc:a nou.;uosk anq 70 1ako
fsse fss.': e: snail Child Call 'nasy - West Van ~
RIas GIL s sspd ,S:yoftabl' private faulty
~. .e,:n;;n am VII; f;ty,;i3 r..
y a,ns.; hos,s1ork Call saadA,. Apply a: ''' 's''
{ NE, ANp nd i1ai ID
II ASrED-AT lel EAST GHicAGo5A =, - Goop ,2.
lEASTEp-A GOOD Gi ~ ,;,s ~ GES;s1L ~ =, ',,u
| ~, ~, nooee"o'A' IL p'A'aS' '@"t''' 4A4A'1 =" o ~
ia yTE1-A 7;135D Girl. TO Do COoKISC,
|
, 1874-09-20
BOOKS.

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~ f;ILEER1's OLD HOOK STORE. 1z. SOUTH
"A Etars., Srcde,hcrg's Cnrt.ta Retxi?o -4hs, new
~: Henry, History Of EstAt britain, Il v"' tca!
iturk'a Wo-:. IN wis hand +omcJ oaaaa IN ea
Ia Pernusc'a Voyagos In rolls. ~ naps Adu cuss -
rut Enr.h 'fhcstse, -: VGoanctH Speeches. vols
n.v - g. Su.,la by dickens. Troi1rn ktn-.loyt Aus
Inch Muihaca. Fran*. e'e a. 70 "no ~ cts eaeo' -
=T,ooKs-EooKs-chsn PAID FOR Law, MEn.: n
- CAL nad prira's librs1gs laii of adarea S.1AEi
ERO,.. 2ia and 3i6 Fast M.disou'st.
r,on BALE-MARRYATT CAPTAIN. is VnI.H.
isfno., cloth. alo. published At 5i1 Nay"I!eJ sn'
~. rarnDfctr. rIs. t1no.. ciash, nss. IS ~ pub
lined Il *7L0. Wavcrl"J Sgrels complete, u vols.
ieao clotn. stD- Ur. Caa.as Sc~ 1kecl?H Bo1k. 1us
oui un*, closh, uui5 II l1 rcxuaf ps!es e. ~ tiumS
H.;ury of Eax:nd 11on., sLeo3, Grni< tn Ko1 c'3n'
TIA a. F..tpry of III ttr1safeA tMicaant-l sois.
1enu eInth. A. M.sonc H..oFJ and Digest tAlcn nc!1
rols, sso red zinc order. tik bAsKaan -
Ch.:ss Kcades Nuynts, co:ap.e". largo Tots, neM
ciuth chap set. - Esnton'a Thirty feAs1 in ms
s. Sraz:e cla:h. 2vois-. 80 Tfo"po {Aaih"nTl !6snis,
com pIcu, 12ap. cr:a, n.., onlJ 35: tuhtthed
I.Te. tSamuri'. vp... Ihno: half !eo1burEhe. ns1
nvbI,.:,;.i Is. L.7ar tC11rlr} Tols. l-sn.. eot
attt tops n.w, onIJ Is; rablishsd At or nR1
Volume I,uIwcs Lr fyt,na> .. vp1 .;anhard s1'Ea
nee 11uo. c!vth, 3t7; pubtsa>i 1t Ohf1Sn 49,
anaio) H. ro!s., Emo. c!osn, ucx ooJ -
S:U Collin. tW;kis} 10 vo.e t3d1o; eloia nars
uu.lissrt 211.15. EJsuc. Ncfns, ho'fo. ep - n
suc.7c. Milton, Hensus e7o, nf~s toH9R. GoG Ill
eio:a 10 good ordsr ~ The Ol Qnk3ay sysdysonn
, 1874-09-20

C,TTUATION WANTED by Il FII,SY-CLASS
. cnacnmna tEaelishu4) in private family. by ons
10 thoroughly understands horse3,
aud harness milk and max. nJsat generally USE
, 1874-09-20

l,lTUATIOX WANTED-NY y YOUNG MAN
- {1ane) priTa.e family: thoroughly
uuess auds s hores, and willing 70 make iin-
self useful; best OF reference. Address u IT, Isiaun
, 1874-09-20

| SITuAT1US WANTED-DY a MAN GERMAN
= as Glass co&clmA1, Address y ", IL Mich
, 1874-09-20

CIrUATION WASrED-AH CDACHMAN BY 4
young man English, who will make himself Kencr
II useful; wages objcct city reference. dd1eas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
THE NEEDS OF THE NAVY.

LITTER FROM SECRETARY ROBSON 10 PRESIDENT
GkANr-fuRTHER REDUCTIONS IN The EST
MATES NOT sAFE-THE NAVAL FORCE NOT SUP
FiCIeSr FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF PEACR-
OPINION THAT n SHOULD BE INCREASED, NOT
DIMINISHED
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUEBI
WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Secretary of the Nayv
read 70 the Committee on Appropriations, OIL Tues
DAY, the following letter which he bad previously
addressed TO the President ia response to the House
resolution Of Dec. IL:
NAVY DtfAkrsKNT, WARRINGTON Jan O. 1914
SIR have the honor 70 Gekno Wedge The reeeip, n,
copy OF the esoinuon passed by the honorable the
House Of Representatives. on the day OF DECEMBER
last requesting for reasons therein stated rev,s,on q,
the estimates of the VARIOUS executive departments
recognize fully the proprety Of every economy wnc,
can be practced without injury 10 the test pteres,s
The country, aud have, in consultation with the CON,
nhtee on Appropriations Of the House of Epreseuta
ives indicated where reductiors III the Estimates FOL
me ey establishment and other parts Of the machinery
the naval service can best be made without seriously
shpphng this most important arm These reductions
amounting In the aggregate to about $4,000, ar
snowh III detail 10 the accompanying statement
earnestly desiring TO reduce the naval exptDdI
1es Wherever reduction is economy, cannot say viii
uu'n mat think reduction 10 any greater amount o.
NJ any other direction, Is either proper or safe.
INC estimates Of the Navy already considerably hs
aah We appropriations Of last year are based upon th
efaiy Organized force IN the service, and are mad,
AseH 70 meet the nxed requirements Of existing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
WASHINGTON.
LILLY, e.,,,rr UNSUCCESSFUL.


,,,,, ,osrNATIoN TO RE WITHDRAWN
n,v At rI,s OWN RBoUEsT-THE PREs'phNi
,xs.,vs pFGRFT AT MR.. wIiIIAMss couhsh
MAJORITY or THE SENATE COMMITTEE Or
..>s,r 10 THE APPoINTdENT-No CONJECiokh
a. no WHO WILL BE NOMINATED
lpv TELEGRAPH To TBE rRiBuNEl
y,s,,,soyroN Ian. 1.-THE name OF Judge WI
.,.;,,oa for Chief Justice viii be withdrawn
e. a. senate Tomorrow, at his own request, pu'
l;keIv that another will be eent an Its place
g., oove,al DAVIS Judge Williams has been mpeiled
IN s,en nv a desire to save the President from
~. embarrassment on the subject, ana
.,,S,,s him 10 select a candidate VINO
Iii excite less opposition. In hs etter
10 the President Judge Williams recltes the
,oot that his name was sent TO the Senate without
The solicitation or knowledge of himself OF TRENDS
I'll ,bat since the nomination was made the food
rates of caumny and abuse had been opened on
rim "a degree almost unprecedented. He says he
"a conscious of having performed every public trust
with eyen-handed justice and fidelity, and thai ne
nust trust 70 the future for an acknowledgment OF
his rectitude Of character and conduct
10 further says that by reason Of the abuse he
hos received he ssatisfed that the public sentiment
!. Of such character that his usefulness on the
bench would he greatly impaired and he prefers to
relieve the President of any embarrassment winch
ne might feel in the matter
Tho President expressed in private lh'elVie" 'he
soonost rogrct at the course Of the Attorney-Gen-
oroi and stated that be had at no time indicated
..a, he desired the withdrawal of the candidate
Tndoe Williams is by 10 means saushed that a
majority of the Senate would have voted against
him. but he thinks that the general sentiment Oh
tbe country has been 20 uuJustly directed against
him that he could not hold the position with sense
Of satisfaction to himself. He at no time sought
the appointment, and was not aware of his prefer
ment until the President had informed Others OF his
choice. Judge Williams viii be retained as Attor-
ncy-General and the name of Gen. Bristow, now
before the Senate for the position Will he with
drawn at the same time as that Of Judge Williams
IL may now be stated that majority Of the Senate
Committee wac opposed 70 the nomination OF Judge
Williams, and that from one cause or another, they
have kept back the nomination from the Senate.
The Chairman of the Committee said day OF two
ago that he had not yet examined all the papers
sent in by MI Williams III answer 10 the charges
against him As 20 the name Of the man to be sent
10 the Senate to take the place Of that Of Mr. Will
hams. no conjecture can be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
ALLEGED EXPEDITIONS AGAINST CUBA.
| STATEMENT OF THE OWNER OF THE EDGAR STEWART.
Zimri w. Butcher, the owner of the steamer

STATEMENT OF THE OWNER OF THE EDGAR STEWART.
Zimri w. Butcher, the owner of the steamer
Edgar stewart, now lying at Baltimore was iouhd
10 the Supreme Courtroom yesterday morning.
being engaged ~ counsel in the Pindar divorce
suit reporter Of Brooklyn paper AFTER worry
ing him with questions, received this indignant
respopse LOOK here young fellow, I'd have you
understand that ! the sole ana exclusive
owner of the vessel Edgar Stewart, ana she shall
rot at her wharf before che shall be used In viola
,on Of anv neutrality laws Of the Government. have
broken the charter and retaken possession OF her. and
requested Col Aguero to desst from taxing any action
an enect To the vessel the reputation Of the vessel
10 had enough already aud desire to redeem 1t far
as nossible by using her IN legitimate employment"
Mr. Butcher said that be had paid $4,000 for the vessel
and spent on 600 IN hitting her up.
A COMPANY ORGANIZING AT KEY WEST.
... icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE pRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The following has
been received from special correspondent
KEY wEsr, Fla. Jan. 7,-Gen. Raphael Quesads has
arrived here from New Oloans He intends organize
Q company Of volunteers at this place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
Judge Of the Court Of Appeals. Adjourned 70 Tuesday
ASSEMBLY.
The annual reports of the Controller and

ASSEMBLY.
The animal reports of the Controller and
Auditor we're read
Mr.. WAEHNER presented n petition OF Msrtn Nacnt
claiming the seat the With New-York Disfic'
occupied by George scherman. Referred to the CON-
mitteo on Privileges and Elections.
FILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding practice IN the mar .h
Court New-York City. by shortening the time fof 'he
service of papers SIX days -. ~
BY Mr.. LEAKE-For the relief OF the Bonust' ho
meopathic Dspensary. New-York cry. r,,, ~. s,h
BY Mr.. sPENCER-To provide Tor paying tne o, ~,
Regiment National Guard, moneys due tnem aiso !"
amend the charter OF the Equitable Savings BANK. -
Home "" for Fallen Women, Ne%Y5rE City, giving it a
share Of the excise moneys; also amending tno me-
relative TO savings banks by requiring omcers 70 DC
residents Of this State also amending the acs 70 pre-
vent cruelty to ANIMALS
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. HAMMoND-Calling upon the Controller TOT u
statement Of the moneys due from County AresSueis
BY MT CouGnLs-The resolution he presented yester.
day. looking 70 providing work for worhngmen' Aaio
By MT AIBERGER-Calling on the State Engineer for
statement OF the removal OF bench walls on
the middle division Of the canals ana inc supstuon Va
slope walls. Agreed to.
After recess the House reassembled at 1880 p m.
On motion Of Mr.. ALBRRGER, the proposed consu'u
tional amendments were ordered printed.
Mr. PRINCE offered the following, which was adopted
Resoleed That the Attorney General be reQuestedso
report this House at his earliest convenience ms op
ion 10 whether the oyster beds 10 Long Isand
off the harbor OF Bridgeport the Norwalk Islands, ana
other points In the Sound within tho jurisdiction OF
State and whether under the Constitution OF the
s5sS Of arc az sess II
neccut. within the Jurisdiction OF thas State
Also to what action ah any nss Seea taken Te
York and Connecticut.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT IN SPAIN.

THE NEW GOVERNMENT IN SPAIN.
THE POLICY TO BE PURsUED-BEFUsAL OBJ CASTELAR,
TO COOPERATE WITH F@gEEAs. sALMERoN, AND
ri Y MARGALL wv
MADRID, Wednesday, Jan. T. 1874
Senior Ruiz Minister of the Interior has issued a
circular to the provincial authorities, stating that
the principal object Of the Government is to re-
establish order and show it's compatibility with the
Republic and Liberty. To secure this object 1t Will
employ the most energetic measures.
The Igualidad has been seized by the Government
officials
Gems. Hidalgo and Rpoll have been placed in
arrest
The Province of Valencia has been declared in a
state Of siege.
CASTELAR, has rejected the overtnres OF Figueras,
Sal1neron, and ri Margal, asking him to CO
operate with them the organization of the Federal
Republicans.
Gen. Iona has embarked from San Sebastian with
three battalions of Government troops His destl-
nation is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

BILLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kEsOLUTIONs-THE
OYSTER QUESTION
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. T. 1874
The Chair presented the report of the Com
missoners Of Quarantine.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Fox-To incorporate the Butter and Cheese
Exchange of New-York with capital stock Of Hooof0
Walter g. Fairfield. Joel ID. Hunter, John M. Webb. NJ
Fslsom r. g. Doty. and Henry N Morgan are named ~
officers and directors
BY Mr.. KIsG-To provide for the reopenins OF west
ave- In Long Island CITY, Queens County
In Executive Session the Senate confirmed the ap
poiutment Of Theo W. Dwight Commissioner Of
Apueaa IN tho plaoe VI Alex. D. JehnseD, sppeinted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08

amounts OF which were viewed, 1t Is alleged In the
general statement, In the treasury at Washington
until Baloch had received notice that they had oecn
received by the depository TO which was sent Inc
foregoing the Secretary says appears to involve viola
tons Of the following acts of Congress: seth Article
OF War Sections le and al, Aug 1916, and Sections
and OF the act OF June IA, 1866 Gen. Ballooh uhder
date OF Jan. 5. writes letter OF explanation
saying among other things, that tho securities
on special deposit were what are known
In the market currency skies United States ponds
the face value OF which was $3OooO and the premium OF
interest at the time Of purchase amounted TO |osf'
The object Of the investment Of the Government fuhhs
was to create fund ont Of which could DO reimbursed
any double payment The Secretary says that al inc
admissions chow that money was certified as IN tne
treasury when In fact the money not there There
is not the slightest doubt OF the improperly OF any dis
bursting officer investing the money Of the United states
and afterwad using the interest for any purpose wna
ever except be sanctioned by express statute
The documents referred to the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
FOREIGN NOTES,

Senior Sober, ex-MiDister of the Colonies of
SPAIN yesterday left the Palace at Havana and took
quarters at hotel.
The Legalidad of Havana, has suspended
publication 1t is stated that 1t will shortly DO Teissued
az non-potical Journal
The strike of the boatmen in the harbor of
Havana is at an end The cigar makers have agreed to
hold conference with their employers With view to
preventing strike.
The cable between Jamaica and Puerto Rico
has broken second time just rs the hset had arrived 10
Law second GABLE 70 as insure continuity cable
Communication between Jamaica and the Leeward
Island. The process OF paying out Will begin mmedf
atey.
George Manning, who was arrested in New
York Oh the 10th Of November arrived at Kingston ia
rnaica In charge Of Inspector Waing. and has been
transferred Jurisdiction Of Monteo Bay where the
forgeres and r0Dbenes were committed. Inspector
Waing at Kingston, waiting for the return OF
Inspector Foley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-08
srICIDE OF A SHEEP KING.

DENVER. Jan. III. Z. Armey, the we'll
known sheep KING of NewMexioo, committed suicide
last night at Fs by shooting through the body,
the ball passing near the heart he died this morning
at II o'clock Disappointed said to have been the
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AFFAIRS In PANAMA.

AFFAIRS in PANAMA.
AN INVASION FROM SAN sALvADoR-A BILL ADOPTED
FOR ERECTING NEUTRAL ZONE ACROSS THE
IsTHMUs TO PROTECT THE TRANSIT.
AsPINwALL, Dec. 23.-The soldiers of San
Salvador attacked and captured the town of Amapaa,
after severe fighting, the 18th December in which
leo men are reported killed Five thousand packages Of
have been consequence Of this, shut out
from the American and English steamers.
The Constituent Assembly Of Panama has passed a
law for erecting neutral the Isthnus for
the better protection of the transit and the securing IL
from local distractions, whether from civil war or
otherwise.
The Assembly has aso passed law extending for ten
years longer exemption from taxation OF all agricultural
undertakings and TO all made on the Isthmus.
Labor contracts for not less than year exempt
from all personal during the time the aborers are
occuped under such contracts. The Assembly has re-
solved that Branch OF Public Instruction shall be
established by which young men can learn telegraph
ing and commeDds it to the Board OF Public Instruc-
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CHURCH AND STATE IN SWITZERLAND.
A PROTEST AGAINST THE EXPULSION OF THE PAPAL
EUNCIO.
GENEVA, Wednesday Jan. z, 1874.
The Catholics of Switzerland have sent
protest the Government against the expulsion from
the country Of the Papal Ennoio.
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HEALTH OF THE EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN, Wednesday. Jan. 7. 1874
The health of the Emperor William con-
tinues 10 improve. He drove out today.
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THE WAR IN ATCHEEN.

DISEASES IN THE DUTCH CAMP.
PENANG, Wednesday Jan. T. 1874.
Cholera and other diseases prevail to fear
20, extent in the Dutch camp m Atcheen The pstive
allies are the greatest sufferers
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Balance OF taxes In treasury and unpaid,
tn Rept 966 70 -

credited 10 Sept 30 1873 N,9co0o ~
Tue total valuation Of property 10 tho State IN ieso
amounted TO ,2296S The tax Of ~ mills on tso
sum produced o. iss7s5 r. deductns per cent on -
count OF resident taxes and county treasurer ices
The valuations OF 1873 fixed at s2,l296AssS an0
the twomil tax Laid for the current fiscal year VIII
yield A,i1a.o67 II, larger sum by G,I1As7 o. than
would be realized by the rate on the VARIATIONS OF
1896 The total interest on the debt IN 1901 Wa
Ss7IYO0 A. In lss u wss sa.ssa2l - leAyioG. u ~