, 1875-07-08

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Grants letter to General White remove
that issue from our politics. Deman
that all railways and other corporation
be held in just and fair subjection t
the law.making power, constitutional
expressed. 3d .Ts Isl id
New YoRK, June 30.-At an adjourne
meeting of the Northern Pacific bond
holders to-day. about $50, 900. 600 Q
bonds were represented. representing
all parts of the United States.
Objections that bad been urged to
provision in the decree of forec!osur
were obviated by an agreement OF al
parties which will be accepted by tn
Court. The different objections to th'
line of foreclosing and sale. known a
the Livingstone plan. were harmonizet
by the adoption of a series of amend
ments and resolutions. and the meeting
closed in spirit Of unanimity, and with
the general feeling that Investments in
the road would be safe and the road
completed.
New York, July L. Gold, II; stock.
active and unsettled.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Counting the
money in the Treasurer's office com.
mences tonight.
Francis NJ. Sargent is appointed In
ternal Revenue guager for Washington
Territory.
The Treasury Department was re or
ganized to~day under the Kellogg bill.
The salaries of all Bureau officers and
chiefs ard assistant chiefs have been
increased and the general force will, by
this bill, be reduced to the extent of 384
employees, at saving, it is claimed,
of half of million dollars.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-All money in
the Treasurer's Office is now being
counted by about 125 ladies. The count
is superintended by gentleman spec
tally appointed. II is estimated the
money aggreg gate about sixty millions.
This money is to be leceunted before il
is tranferred to New.
Friends of Gen. Spinner took leave
of him this morning.
The bond of Mr.. New is for $3.50, 600.
The debt statement issued to-day
shows reduction during June, OF
81, ,431. .249.
Secretary Delano has not abandoned
his desire to retire from the Cabinet,
but the period at which this may take
place is uncertain.
LONDON, July IA Berlin dispatch
to the Times says the German squadron
will probably visit the United States tn
1876. IN return for the visit of Admiral
Worden's fleet.
The failures are announced of Daeos-
ia, Roatler & Co. for $3.50 900. and
kilburn, Kosshaw L Co.. East India
and silk brokers, for two and half mil
lions.
MADRID, June 30.-It is officially an
nounced that General Martinez Campos
has occupied positions on the Ebro to
prevent the escape of Carlists from Va
lencia and Arragon into Catalonia.
General JovelIar, commander of the
army of center with $4,000 troops, is
advancing by different routes on the
Carlist leader Dorre. ary, who COM
mands 1900 men.
LONDON, Jnne 3O.-It is reported that
the latest news from Burmah is satisfac-
tory. The King refuses to allow the
passage of British troops through his
territory. 1t is thought this will be
insisted upon by Her Majesty's Go, ern-
ment.
PARIS. July L. The Journal official
publishes decree appointing special
committee for the purpose of encourag-
ing Frenchmen to participate in the
Philadelphia centennial exhibition and
facilitating the efforts of those who in
tend doing SO. The committee is com.
posed of members of the Assembly. mer-
chants and other persons, number of
whom hold relations with the United
States.
TORONTO, June 30.-Coates & Co.,
auctioners, have failed; liabilities,
$15O,OO0.
F There is a whole agricultural
sermon in the following: Pure, sweet
milk and butter, fresh and perfectly
rinane6 fruit horses and carriapa