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Arrested.

FoRT WAYNE, Ind, June gl.
Horace Holcomb, with several aliases,
was arrested at Kendsllvllle, Indiana, yes
terday. charged with stealing ten thousand
dollars of goods from merchant at An
burn, N. Y. Officers have been in pursuit
of him for the past two months over the
southern and western states. He left for
Auburn to-day in charge of Deputy Sheriff
Holden of Cayuga county.
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From New York.
VERDICT AT LAST.


New York, June 81.
The case of John b. Green against the
city TO recover payment for laying Croton
mains on Madison avenue, after having
been twice tried in the supreme court cir
cult, was brought up for the third time to-
day. A verdict was directed for plaintiff
for $50, 09i with interest.
TwRED's RELEASE.
William M. Tweed is making prepare
tons for his release, which will probably
take place to-morrow.
ARRESTED.
Jacob Schmidt was arrested in Hoboken
yesterday for abducting two little children.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OF DEPARTMENT, I
NENy NnuE lima 9Th 1874

DEAR SIR-Your favor OF the 4th inst, re-
questing my Views as to the practicabllity and
efficiency Of the Babcock Fire Engines, is at
hand. In reply, would say, the Engines are
reaching fire, thus avoiding the delay OF a
few moments in the beginning which is often
so disastrous. Having the advantage OF using
a small quantity OF water, they are especially
valuable in districts where the supply is lin
lied. In the annexed district, where water in
large quantities cannot readily be had, they
have done excellent service, and are our main
reliance. We now have six of them in service.
II Is perfectly feasible to extingulsh fires with
them In the upper stories OF very high build
ilgs. The elasticity OF the fluid and The light.
ness Of the hose, enable the pipe-men to ascend
quickly and operate, without, in the least
damaging goods on the floors below.
Yours, very truly,
ELI BATES, CHIEF OF Dept.
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Highway Tax Books.

We desire to call the attention of town
selectmen to a very neat and convenient
blank, which we have issued in pass-book
form, for the use of the selectmen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is de-
signed to superscde the old-fashioned aud
inconvenient tax bills in sheet form hereto
fore used, and will be found much more
desirable for the use of the surveyors. We
invite the orders of selectmeu of all towns
in Vermont. Price rs cents per dozen
copes. d&wtf. GLOBE PAPER Co.
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Trouble With Mexico.
WAsHINGToN, June 81

WASHINGTON, June 81.
1t is apprehended in official circles that
unless prompt measures are taken relative
to the continued raids on the Texas border
that this government and Mexico may be-
come involved in serious difficulties. The
Mexican government undoubtedly depre-
Gates these raids, but does not seem to have
the ability to prevent them.
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unhesitatngly recommend them as unsur-
passed by any other form OF Fire Engines fer
brought into such instant use, or with greater
effect In extinguishipg fires. I have put out
fires with your Engine, at different places, In
from one TO ten minutes time, which promised
to assume the proportions or disastrous conna-
grations.
BENZ. BULLWINKLE,
Chief or Patrol, Chicago, Illinois.
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TIe Ruttaaa Daily 6lobf
TUESDAY, JUNE 90, 1876.

advertisers ,pii please hand in their matter at as
eariy an hour in the afternoon as convenient. By
50 doing they ,cu give more time to arrange and
properiv display them, than If taken at a late hour
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DEATHS.

PARK-In Brooklyn, N. Y, June 2lst, Laufe,
wife or Hon. TTenor w. Park.
Funeral from 100 Hicks street, Brooklyn. on
Thursday next at three O'Clock p. IN.
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John Cain, Director and Agent OF the
Vermont Mutual also, agent for Rutland
county of the Peoples Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance company of Burlington. ONCE I'M
der the Town hall.
Rutland. June Is, 1870.
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nations were held in the chapel and were
quite well attended. The examining COM
mittee were Rev. A. Boardman Lambert,
d. d., chairman Rev. w. G. Davenport,
and Rev. Dwight Spencer. In the evening
rhetorical exercises were held in the town
hall. The hall was full and the stage very
tastefully decorated, and the scenery add
ed much to the effect. We have not space
to devote to the rccitations and essays, and
where each was so good it would be invidi-
Gus to particuarizc any one by especial
mention.
Tho folloyvinu ia tho
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Steamer Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 81.
A report has been received here of the
loss of the United States steamer Saranac
in Seymour Narrows. No lives lost.
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They have already rendered valuable SER
Vices In connection with our Fire Department
In many Instances heartily recommend their
general use as protection against loss by lire
/; nd water
f. g. MEGRUE,
Chief Engineer Cincinnati Fire Department
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Weather Probabilities.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. June 2l-S p. IN.
For the middle and eastern states, sta
tlonary barometer, southwest to southeast
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather
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DENN1soN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

DENNISON'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Statloners
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co., RUTLAND,
tunc23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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BABCOCK EXTINGUISHERS AND ENGINES
Aare power OF themselves, and the very best
auxiliary yet known TO well regulated Fire
Department.
W. N. NASH, Chief OF Battalion.
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ansuranff.
The Rabcock
CHEMICAL FIRE Engine.
HOOK AND LADDER TRUCKS
EXTIN G us n ERS.
Every man should have an Bxtingulsher In
his store, mandatory or dwelling.

Every man should have an Extingulsher In
his store, mandatory or dwelling.
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TOR SAIE.--A billiard table, in good
a order, 4hx9, carom, and beveled style.
Address, "D. p.
22-d3t&wl' Globe Onlce, Rutland, VT
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The annual meeting of the Peoples gas
light company will be held at the office OF the
secretary, on Monday, July 9Th, at O'Clock p.
M, for the election OF directors for the ensuing
year, and any other necessary business.
june22dtd j. M. HAVEN, Sec'y.
, 1875-06-26

(saturday). II Inns bocn thorough and reti
and. Tins ftr, tho atudcnts hava maintained
themselves with commcndahlc orodls. Tho two
latiies-Mra, James G. sayer5, Of Des Moincs,
autl Mrs., Judge I1a,1.lock, of 1,wa City-lIass
maintained themselves tn tho highest standard
Tho following In tho programme OF tho unt"
vctaitv Commencement cxcrcltcs:
Thursday, Friday. Ansl Saturday, JHho u. Is,
and 70. oxan,inattoi,n; Friday ovoniIg, juno -.
,luon anniversary at literary *octctioH.
Saturday, June ~, cloeing lecture of tllo Inv
colrao by tho Dran OF tho Law Faculty, ". q.
Bundny, .luno II, bacca1aurpato addross by
Frr-i.!cnt Thschcr.
Montay. tuuo 90. Law o'aas.day exerciares,; !;
evening, alutnn! nnntyeFsary; orator. ". e.
Ircston; poot. Miss i. I. Giavea. 4. ".
Tuesday Juno ~, law Commencement; af'cr-
nonn, University nratien by tho Kuv. g. q. Dur-
nett Of Fairlisfl; evening. a1dlssa before tho
Law DePsr'n'cntby United States Senator George
Wednesday,, juno 30. Collegiate Commence
mont alnstes'u oraslon hr Il. Sandoraon Of 1}ur-
l'ngtot,. aud tic comforting Of deg'ecs; oycuilg,
the a,Inl,ai Alnmnt reunion.
Therv hrn .i23 a.udenta IN tho Collegiate De-
pnrtmcnt. including al! tho courses.
Tho lizard Of 1tcgcntB cotlvcnnd to-day, Gov.
Carpenter, ex-blIlcio President, presiding. Among
oihar ac:s Of busineRs tho board las acceptei
tho ror!gnatfon Ut rsot 7. Mott, Of tho Law
Department. who haa accnntod the poni-
ton Of President Of DaptIst College
III Dos Nluincs. Il has also accepted
tho resignation Of ". r. Miller. tile present
Chief Justice Of tho Supreme Court IA a Pro-
fessor III the LAW Department, because OF the
named.
THE runI1o SCHOOLS
OF this CITY, which ilare been excetlont tho past
year. closed to-day for sumnlor vacation.
, 1875-06-26


NEW YonK, Juno 25.--A lettcr from Marncai.
bo, May ~, gives an account OF tho grcat earth-
quake at C1Fcuta on tho 18Th inst. Tho nrHt
shock lovcled evory wall In tho city, burying, in
singh instant. 1900 peopo out OF population
Of 10000. Several who were not killed subso-
qticnt1y died Of their Injuries, snd many wero
murdered by robbesa. who plundored IN banda.
The shocks continued and fires burned much
pt0pcrtv. Tloaa who vera sayed lied to tho
neighbortnR country and encamred. When tho
news reached alaracaibo, two steamers were sent
out with bread and clothing 10 the sufferers by
the American Conaul and people also oocpB Of
phys,c.ans aud committee to d;sburso aid, The
Government has seus aoldlors to protect the poo
pie.
Reports from SAn Cayetono Santiago. drnru-
lata Arbalcda, O.outelts, and San CrlBtaboI all
aggrngattpg = population II 30UC0, confirm
tho rrovious account OF Ito destruction OF life
and prorcrty In those rlAcea The shock was
felt At Dogota aud other places, and In Mara
caibo thc1e have bocn Light Quakos ovory day
since.
, 1875-06-26
4 E44e u Silhpnik.

4 stylish young man rcueutly stoppsa ut IN
Inn In small town In California. liz called for
1.-THE drinkB" for all abous the place several
times aud wayod liis hand in q lo1djy way to liz
ipl- keeper. ~ though to Say.
''Ths Ia mine"
lls WIS 70 agreeable tlat they all took quite 4
liking 10 lin. Next morning, after breakfast,
he was starting OF, wheu tho spologettca!ly se.
marked:
''1has little BILL"
70, bless youE sonl, my friend, hare not not
I celt," kald tho fsllow.
:, "Thon wby didn't you tell me 70 befose ~ said
the hest.
"MeH," replied tho Traveller, "lf you
You uow.'
The point Was wall taken, and the landlord In
elsted Oh wrapping up for him hettle Of hia
bts1 ~ travelling companion.
, 1875-06-26

vacant lot, at tho cofnor Of tho Dundee road and
Camphell btrent, at Rbout O'Clock tl,ta aftsf-
noon. tn tho throns OF death. Ho was dttcov-
ered BY = paaaer.by being attracted by tue deep
RtoAns Of tho hntfeter. Tho presumption is
that ho committed suicide, \ letter hsll,R found
npon llts peraon ntdtoAretl 10 the Coroner. stRt-
Ing thn. lo lntoniol to tnko l,ia 11io aud nsngn.
InR for lila REASONS the refusal Of hio broth-
or. X. Abosl, to ray him 4 tuBt debit Of $4oo.
Colt'a royoiyor iAy BY hin side, With which. no
doubt, llo infIlcsod lilo terrible wound found
upon his head. 1Io hae Just exnted. without
having boon removed, and his body Is In tho
hands OF Tho Coroner. Tho Intler is signed
"U. 8. Aboll." Eight dollars and twenty-five
cents IN cash rhs found On BIZ personn; anl !
phwnbroker'a receipt at II. 8. 1faas. No. 12O
South Clark street, Chicago, tor 1920 on u
satchef. Thoro In no o!ow to tho former place Of
residence Of tho doceaael.
, 1875-06-26

uInH-sc1looL ASSItE"asNY.
There WINS an assomb!ago In floods Hall last
evening such as III rarely 10 aeeu in this easy
going village. Tho lIgh-school anniversary
hcso ns Ia the city, ia ono Of tho drawing oventB
Of tho HoaAon. Lccturc-courRos must bo con-
Biilcrcd lanentabo failure church sociablcs
oven become neglected at tsmcs but. whon tho
young talies and geutlo1non OF the High School
arc ready to graduate, tho pooplo in a body arc
prepared to como cut to SEQ how they pass tho
ordeal. Tho hall was packed lngeniously, aud
how to got ono moro couple into 1t would havo
proved problem mora difficult than many stated
By Lcgonure. Tho ventilation was imperfect,
the hont Increased to nh Uncomfortable tlcgrec,
bad. In spite OF these drawbacks tho audience
maintained Its interest. and tho pupi!s finished n
trogramu,o cretltnbio to themselves aud their
instructors. rs follows:
:. so u collautoge Ford Sanford Faulkner
cae ds liz * s fStr sr %sa
"A 0ssuan,a Fiess Oh tha National
uAns '''...'"...'...'...''''; iTanx l. Walte
poetls not yeats oration, L. Norton
ssea ssn tna snS ssoon es sheraa na
ctssan,sauss MaIo lis HaTo tora '''a"A
ton XIX psedsrsn ,;.,,' hoot
Ar,on y. KnowleiRa {osann|. WIllian, n iiibtSrd
nnf Tem!na faeti .losoph1!e u 'Ixrt
IFcsuu,at4na of tiiplouas.
Tho essays and orsdons xoro Of tho pattern
usually furnished. showing careful preparation.
md being fairy dolivored. tue principal tloublo
nrising from lack OF voice, or ignorance as 10
low much Of 1t was deslrable. uslen G.. Far
we'll, youthful momheF Of Que Of the undor-
c'asses, t!eserves special mention for her recita-
tluu Of "Wonndod:" Her enuncintion waa clear,
her infection excollont, md sho entered ndn!r-
nIJly into sympathy with tho gr!rIk of tbo riece
, 1875-06-26
Tantor sf twelve Ycnrn' Growth QnrcA by
nn1wnysA Meaolyenf.
an IMPORTANT LETTER,

From rromnsnt sontlauan and resident Of Cinolpna,f
0 tof iho p2st fDFtJ JcaEB kpoxu u tia ,ewaarss
pabttshosa throughout thu United Htates,
o., ,,-. 49,. NEW YpAE. Oct. Il, 3s1o.
On. nADwA1-DEaA Bzn; nm induced ~ sonsY OF
duly - the s1Hsnx ~ make bE1f saata1,eat OF tha
Toik,u9 Of zans nuafsne ou n,self 70. sssnts {s4n
urinary eraan. which twolYs oaihs 40
in 1Tes terribly AcotinR ssa.e, which tho pJaaisns
asMna'ion q the kldnoy4 .ad bladder. md Tave It
o!eF estttn9 radically clrst. ha1 trtod humber u
{aysisan. snd I'D taken At9s quantity Of uodolne,
had ts.a 81 t:tsnshns cu5s{ h..oE bsea m.ae nnr
Fhil.dephla Saturday Essng tut o oure having bsen
sGeeed aa psssnn xho had iaax bssa suffering had
ps!s: hs.o,elt Mes1y 1olle .ud 1tesuI.tsas Pals
end Gnar ohoea Aklnx them. In tf1so days. xroat
~ ~" ~ q. ". JAMES, Cincinnati, o.
, 1875-06-26

COPYRIGHT DILL
LONDON, June 25.-In tho Heuse Of Lords last
night tile Canada Copyright blu WAS passed to
its Hecoad reading.
TIE NAnxsMEA
DUBLIN, Jnne 26.--The Ireh and American
team shot for practice at Dollymount yesterday.
The shooting Was very fine, and It would bo dir
cult to say which team did thu beat, 80 nearly
cqaal WAS the skill Displayed on both
sides. Tho Grand Lolgc OF ha-
sons Of Ireland gayo banquet to tue
whiting marksmou belonging to the Masonic
or'!er. Tho assemblago was largo and hri,lls Mt.
Among tue guests we're gontlesnon representing
Virginia, and Illinois. COMPLIMENTARY toAsts
wero drank With great enthusiasm,
hessrs. Dodine and Fulton responded for tho
An,oE.ran team. Tho latter Bald that tho warmth
Of their reception MAS boyond their highest an-
t!cpatlone. Every act aud look Of their Irish
fsiclls showed that they lovad Amorica. Tho
bond Of frlondshlp between Irls!meu and Amer.
icana WIS atFongar thau that hetwean any other
two peoples.
tcams psacttced at Dollymouns to-day. Tbs
scoring OF the Americans WIZ remarkably fine,
the total pulnta made being sixteen above tho
victorious score OF lsht year at Greed.
moor. The following is to-dsy,s SCORE for
tho Ame'lssny. Fulton, 17o, Dakin, 1ol !
Yale 140. Total, 05o, out of = possiblo aooro 90 Of
1.o8J: Tho practice Of tho Irish team waa much
inferior In result.
Tho metnbets Of the tehms, accompanied by
tho Lord Mavor. tonight attended tho por-
foEnauco at tho 1eoya! Irish Academy Of Muaic.
~ 4 QUEEN rnoFoa1rion.
LONDON, June za-Ip tho lIouse OF Commons
to-day. Dir. staopoole moved that 1t would ca1,~
dnce tV the advantage Of the Grown II the Queen
should have her permanent ressdonte In ireland.
AcCaYtdy Downing, nainher Of Cork, pzo-
tested against tho motion.
= Sullivan. msmbes for Lonlh, said tho motion
WAS inconsistent with lie djguity OF tho Grown
and OF tho Irish naton.
DE. Isaao Butt, member for Limerick City,
With ! lqyAi. reception In Iselaud.
D1sraal ask1d tA&t tie motion ho Withdrawn.
Tha act it oon,smplatsd wan ona which should bs
loft to the freq will OF her MaIeaty aud Stacpools
accordingly Withdrew tbs motion.
, 1875-06-26
EECLEWQQQ.

THE EbEEHARFUSlAS sUEIETfs
Owing to the cl,augs OF course from tvo
yeass to ,ttoe. there was no graduating class At
49, 49, ~ $500 80, " go, ,,.,' e'a'a ~
tho Cook County Normas School thls year. and
consequently no Commencement exercises. Tie
Eberhu.topiau Society, however, had its annual
cootost for the DrookB, briggs and Cochraro
p,'Ac' ~ soh's1s 1os l''' t,sooAa ~, p''@o7 tooa
place Ihnradhy Afternoon. These prizes en-"
titled FirAt and Second, were established By Mr..
William Brooks, Of Englswootl, for The purpoto
Of encouraging exceiivt,ce III roadiur. rhe
, 1875-06-26

Sufetal D.spateh to Tas Chteaoa Tttbtn<,
Iowa Clgr, Ia.. juno 25.-ro-day the public
Coulmeucement-exesciss OF tho Htato Uuiyor-
sity began. The total uuMber oG stuJents, ps
fhown by tho catalogue recently issued for l874
mud 1S7b, IL Gao. This number includes niuety-
four In tho Medical Department, graduated In
March. There are 1u8 IN the Lam Department,
Of which numter Boysuty-iour are now under
public examination for graduates, Including two
tadies. Tho Examining Committee ara United
6tatos Senator William D. Allison, The 1Ion. j..
Il. Heed, Ju.lgo Of tla Council DluGa Dis
tEict; tho Hon. II, Nobls, OF Mc1regor, the
Hou. L. L. Ainsworth, Congressman from
The Dubuque District Judge G. ". Nuddiok, Of
Dresnez Couuty tho Hou John MoKeau, Judge
Ut tho lows City CIRCUIT. Of Apanlosa II. u.
Hendcrahott Of Ottu1nwa; aud L. u. Patterson,
J. q. Matthews, ]. A. Edwards, A. E. Hwlshor,
and George Edmuuls, Of Iowa City. WHO were
recently appointed by tue Supreme Court Of thIs
Btata noN iu session at DcB 11oinoa. Tho ex-
animation began Thutsday and closos to-p,or.oa
, 1875-06-26

mado In tho town during tlio past year, while to
all tho programme wAA moat acceptable. Whilo
tho performance Of tho Eho!ara showed consid-
ornblo natural talent, 1t also indicated thor
ough drill ID tho principles OF etocntton. g
1.-The Young Gray lIead," n recitation by Miss
Emma aTesorvo, WAS tho opening ricco OF tho
cyonng. aud waa giren with temarKablo forco
anil appreciation. I1er command RI tones,
ranging from tho humorous to tho pasl'ctlc. WAS
toport rarker's declaration Of "shamua
O'urtcn" WA 4 tlno tribute to that !" broth Of q
hoy" and ca1red the n,lhionco IN full sympathy
rpnaker rnado Ills relrction ot Hahjoct most ap:
proprlate, and enabled i,i.n to pat lls Foc soul
Into is recital Which was given with true 11isl,
fro md energy. no: emitting tho lrog9e.
:" lock ot Agea." BY atits Ella Mcad. 'ras re-
citod will, foryor and much dramatic effect. This
young ladya command Of facial EXPRESSION md
OF n..isudc indicntos Bnme trngc ability.
Thnnnxt selection, ''riHadtng Extraordinary" F."
by Nathan Cram, naa certainly q most oxtranF"
binary trausaion from tho preceding ono. 1hes
convoluto gestures aud animated movements OF
the FArsinRt'nian orator cxoitod tnncl, laughter.
hnd warmed tho speaker up IN two-fosu sorNo.
Although probably found In no nlanlial OF gos-
tnre, thov wero Woli adapted to sl'o subject.
4 sor0 throat, gave Illrngame's 'Datouse OF
Sumner in a digniicd and expressive tnan'lcr.
TLia In probably tho most difficult rece that vas
selected, requiring the strong indignation Of tho
pclsol,ai frioud to bring out Its fire aud b'ttor-
ness.
Miss Mary Owen administered nost ecathsng
rebnkc to Atr. Caudle about Tint ''ti1rl UNI
brc'la. and worried sho poor gentleman , nost
succaHrfully. Mfsa Ovens forte Ia tho droll.
witch her iie.rert heartily appreciated.
Tho last selection WAN Mrs 1,rowntng's
"Mothor and Poet" bv alisa Alice blackburn.
This spcakor WAS also announced as nn"ell.
but tho fac. was not dscovcrahs tn lIcr
ilno rendering Of that touching poem. In l,oF
euggest,on Of restrained force and passion
breaking through m exterior Of calm roR,gna-
tion, sttsa Blackburn WAS ninst happy, and
showed thorough sympathy with her tl'emo.
Tho entertainment was ihtor#peraed Tilh vocal
mu@c b. tho classes, and oottscl:alk's 1mi;s-
tiun Of tllo l}aujo," executed by Mlss Lilllo II.
AIersll with 4. cat fidelity. Tho whole har
'iects the Erestea. crol.t on both teachers aud
them with prit!o. Prof. Nightngslo's prolimi.
nary apology for his pupils was entirely flucaled
for ~ tho event proved. Tho cain eolf-rc!ianco
of sI,o speakers war remarkable. and would Lave
doue credit to college graduates.
, 1875-06-26
WASHINGTON.
REORGANIZATION at tiao Treasury Do-
pnFtmenE-Vh8 1ntnrIor Yortsof.E Ell.
try Question Decided In Favor OF
Wekfern Importers.

REORGANIZATION at tlau Treasury De-
pnrtmens-The Intcrlor Port.of.E1t~
try tlucatinl1 Decided In Favor OF
Wcsfern Importers.
Special Disnateh to TAe Ct,eder Tribune,
WAsM1NdroS, D. g., June 25.-Actlve prcptra-
ttonH arc making to carry into effect tho Kellogg
bill for tho reorganization Of the T1easusy Do
paftment. Tho law commenced to oporato on the
1st proxttno. About twenty clarks will have
to he discharged from tue Second Auditors Of
hco, and about twolye from tho Third Auditor'a
Tho Third Auditor atates that this reduction
will greatly cripple him. as hc has oven now an
insufficient force. III tho mattor Of the oxamipa-
ton Of tue accounts ot pension agents alons ho
IL now Houe 32,G01, 900 behind, notwithstantl-
Ing tho fact that tho clerks employed On that
duty haye becn working extra hours for some
tiulo.
TILE NEW TREAsuHrn AMI HE rEAns.
The rblort that It III doubtful whether Mr..
Now will guaa'fy Al Treaetror was correct At one
time, bns i s1a not 10 now. It grow out OF tho
fact tllat. during Secretary Drstows recent visit
to tho WeHt, Nj. Now, went to Loulayio
,,as;so 10 ass h1 to seaaEe teleas. from i, bis
ass oi tho esoo taxs had smeastts,oa 1es; III The
nndehlr"b'oI 1t wan to hold m otllco where ono il
at tho 1ngrrT OF hia slbnlinhtes, who are not 70.
qntrnd 70 gtgo hon1la. Tho Secretary, however,
Ieclll!cd to rolehso ar Now, rho haa It "a UNDER
HkOuN 4uEuAf HAG4 ul1 4Uut4, &uA VIII A4H&t44 LILO
duties Ut hla Utica on tho Lat rrox.
INTERIOR IMPoaTxHH GIVEN 4 CHANCE.
Tho Attorney. QoncrAl has decided that tho
ten days allowed to importers IN which to file
clsinsa for damages OH Imported goods shalt bo-
gin With tl,s day on which they arrive 1t tllaiF
Iort of destination. and not on tho day on which
lloy arrlyo At the first port ot delivery, ~ was
llefl totne Time niMce by Assistant Bocret4ry
of tho hehstrI conant. This rullng will be
appreciated By tho Importers Ia tho interior.
Ito As .Aasa1ated {ftssi
WAs11Isar'S, d. G., Jnno 25.-Judgs speuca.
Qhlcs DuInrtment, las furuIshed an opiuIon to
tho Postmaster General. taking tha ground that
FostHIaStera arc hablo on saor bond for loeses
Of Government property nh!o In tAeiE poeoos-
s!oH. The OCCASION OF thiH decision Wss tho loss
Of = rcststoFed rastsgo containing $500 worth
OF staalpa III translt through tho Boston poet-
ollce. It was tbs tirst t,ule that An opinion Atd
lesn gtsa1 lo!dlng PostmRsters Responsible on
THAR b0.1H for tho loss OF Government nranerty '
passln. through their poat.Qf3ce4,