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THE GREAT kANAWHA.
PHGp0aED 1MPhorEMEx1H,

Special Dfspdteh 10 Tia chteaas ritunt.
WARRINGTON. D. G., Oct. 1,-Didn were opened
In Baltimore to-day Al the Office Of Col. Craig
bill, United States Army, for the construction Of
u second lock to bo built for tho improvement
Of tho Great Kanawha 1iyer. West Virginia.
Tho bidders were in many caacB tho sAuno who
competed for work on the 1sBt lock, awarded
several months ago. And among them nero sovorsl
firms from New York aud other Eastern cittas
The bids hare not ret beon carried out on tho
quantity aheet, but an examination Of tho itema
hhovs very g.eat discrepancy In psicas, and
nuggesta unbalanced bidding. Thts inprore-
tnont OK the Great ksnanAha River il. 1t will bo
remembered, part Of tho project for opening
THE GREAT GENITAL WATEn AoCTE
from tho Ohio River to tho Atlantic. via Rich-
mond, which will cost s30,UOD, ,0UD, In
cludiu8 tho Widening Of the KanArha
Canal from 30 feet. its present width,
to IS foet, and Also deepening II from H{ to Z
feet. It also iuc1ndoa tunnel under kate'a
Mountain on tho summit Iev.i, rear the White
! suIphur springs. s9z miles and which, II
nrer made, will 10 tie longest In tho world. 1t
sii! also exhibit
THE GnaSDEsT FEAT IN ESn1HEEn1SH
yet undertaken. Neegrs. Dull 4 Dull, Of Penn.
| sylvania, were the auccohsful bidders Tor the
| first lock Of 300 fsot long aud 30 feet wide
TheiE }Nd 472. 600, WAS made 1t what wab con
eidercd auch low figure that Col. Craighill sht
| engineer III charge, found That ho had fund.
! enough on hand to build = second lock of tat
aame dmcneionB.
, 1875-10-02
NOTES AND NEWS.
mn CusToM-HOUSE.

Special hspdtch to 7n< Chicago tribune.
WASHINGTON D. G., Oct, 1.-1Ianaford has re-
signed his commisaion aa Superintendent OF the
now Custom House building. His principal
rcasona hra DISLIKE OF tho work and tho fact
that his vito Ia All invalid in Cincinnati. No
choice Of a SUCCESSOR has got been made. Until
new man is appointed, tho further detailed In
etructions upior tue report OF tho Last Commits
sion will not be forwarded. They bsvo not been
p1epared. It is not expected in the Architects
office that very much can NOW be done, In yiew
Of tho rapid approach Of winter.
THE PATENT-oFFlCE.
Holland Duell, tho new Commlsssonef Ut Pat
cnts, will eutet upon his duties Monday.
DISTRICT BONDS.
Tho Commfssioner Of Interna! noyeupe do
cidos that the bonds Of this District aro not tax
Able Is bank capital.
TAX ON NATIONAL nANEH.
The Solicitor Of the Treasury has Eiyon tho
opiaion that a license tax on tue capital Of
National Bauka caunot ba enforced. and that
Stato off1cera have no right either to cxamiue OF
TO exact reports fran Eatioual Banks.
APPOINTMENTS.
The following Internal RaVcuue otficera wato
appointed to-day: daugera-L. l.. Crandell.
Chnras Il. yale. T.. t. Jacahe, @, ]. bishop, q.
A. E. Langergren, and Joseph N. Henricks,
Ftsat District Itlinoia; William u. bradbury,
Eleventh District Indiana.
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that The assossment nust bo rnAlo 1t per
centum. Tho next Htep Of the Company fn 10
endoavor to secure 0 reduction OF she amount.
Tho Governnnont claims fG5, 900, The 1Ilinoia
Central innihts that tho actual amount Of
earnings and dividends upon which tho tsx
Ii laviod in f,otihous in that tho Rross
snn contains q lAtga amount ot mouny recaived
from tho aa1os Of tho lands Of tho Company.
The ravonue officials hero understood tho repre-.
eentatiyea Of tho Company to say, ~ q plea In
bar ass!nat paying tho tax, that large asnonn
Of money hsa been borrowed from the land fund
in order to pky largo dividend to stockhoIdoEs,
and mako good showing. This admission may
pfoTe to be
1KTEnEs71rn IMPORTATION
~ stockholders, who uhy not know thoiT dtTi-
nondo wero fictttoua. Tho Illinois 'Ccn-
es oape .pns'1n ss aa 70 to .s1tsess ns1s tb.
account, and 10 determine the amount borrowed
from tho land-fund 10 Awott tho dividends Of the
COMPANY. but as ho Ia oil duty elsewhere the
Chief Of Special Agents Yarysu will be IN Chicago
next week To make tho investigation.
, 1875-10-02

sar, Minister Of Finance. n expected to resign
IAn,s Oct. Ia Cai,i'lnt conucl waH hold To-
)ny. Tho tlnoation Of hltnihter's Says st'oeo!'
rntno mp, md, aftor explanation, Wa nottloa.
oA THO Journal GG!ctct will pnblihl' tho rreech
tomorrow, with letter from n. Say explaining
sl,o objectionable pastsgo. Tho latter Rms reat
Ia Cabinet incatiDR, aud apnrov'a'.
CLAIM SETTLEp.
1,oNpou tlct, 4-5:30 a. m.-Tho Timcs speciAl
phris dApntch HAVE 1t Is stated that Tho Froncal
ctain,a aEafnBt Bpain In consequence OF lilo
murder or lseygonlcAu by Spanish troops in
Cnbh hnro boon sntiafactoFiiy setttou.
THE fNuaDAr!DNH.
Fan1s. Sept. t6.-Iho Central Committee for
tho raltef Of tho sufferers by tho lnlntlattous
| has voted 10,000f. to those who hare boon
injured by tho tlooda in tho department Of
tllo uerau:t, 1.00of. to thoao In tho pny do
l}ome, md 2,Doof. 10 thuHa in tho Ai,ier.
| The Department OF tho lIerault aeomH to
| havo suffered moro soscroly than waa at Grnt
| supposed. AZ saint Chnan sixty bodies llayo
! bosn recovered. At Tho vilthgo OF CRzouls eight
persons i,ayo boon drowned, and tho cropa nro
| destroyed. At louztguos tho sudden rising Of
brook tho Eaquilleg. cnmpollel 900 Inhabitants
to tako refuge on tic roofs Of tho houseH. No
lives are lost but bali tho cropa have been car
bio. Al OiI!os, tho Mayor and two gal;
tSs1teen i po"o poopie % QUO O. eAom Ds'', d "a I'D
man of 7G. At rRnen the atree's were tfans, haxo
! suffered terribly At tavorune all old soldier os
fourteen yearn asrsies. named l'eysl sacssoaeat
] in Ioaoding drowning wotnan ~ tho tmmshont
| peril Of hIa own life. Seven tlousaud hocto- 10
| iitrcs OF wno hnvo bcen Lost in thfs district;
| At hfentie, tho roads were noodea' ,a1' Gnn
tho telegraph, hnryico interrupted. At Mar. {.
ia7olH and Flornc sho damage is
conaidorablo tho barracks being surron.,dod "
7eslcct lakes. In tho Alllcr, at VosHo the "atefs
roso rapidly and flooded tho louses, 9ut M llyca
A. yehy the Nc Nsw y,tof Rsfk eta as estn SGn
iiahr,nnta n,o,noutarily compelled to cfose. Tho
q ssSfs = eES sSossy sse nsrs rsssss saspa ts
1t inv part uf tho railway bridge
Laa been carried away. md eevoral
stEoeta looked Hike arms of tho River Dolason.
! Tho Lot foso Ia foot nbovo ite highest point,
but Is gradually suosidmg, Tho Garonno rose
az foet ut Millau, aud Inns carried away tho crops
| on Its banks. 1t waB rushing through 13ordeau,
like d torront ycs.orday. HALLWAY trafl1c Ia In
torruptod in vcry. 1nany places. Tho Lyoons. 4
Mediterranean. COMPANY have nnnounced tha
passouRcrH will only DO booko1 By GLOW trains to
| Montpelier.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.
I4or1Hvt1LE, Oct, Ian etploson Of alcoholic
vapora In tho Louisville Coffin Works. this morn
ing, got fro to the establishment and bnfnod
four men, two aoiously. Tho fro MAS first oecA'
stoned by two boys, who entered tho cellar with
lamp. tho glass franc Of which was broken IN
drawing alcohol from tho barrel. slight firo
was caused by ignition with the lanp haincs. In
their bury to ges out OF the cellar the boys Tor.
got to turn OF the faucet Of tho baIrel, aud
though the dnsnes were sooa oAtl1iGtlshed, tha
alcohol continued flowing, aud When several mou
went Into tue cellar sdort time aftet' wlth an
other lamp, the explosion occurred. ~ john
SOU, fotemau, waa dangerously burned on tue
head. face, aud body. John liisley was burned IN
tho same way. john Yssger was burned in tho
afms, face, and head. Thu two first, It Is sup
posed. vii! die, The last not helng seriously in
yerciy whiio assistas in oKsuguiahlug. the
itsmes, whiea hoou ouYolopod aud destroyed hall
r. Io Loss II " .hs estimated
compsnies: Penn. Pennsylvania; Fire.nen't
Fund, New York; Northwestern National. All
wsukeo; and Farmers and Droyess'. Louisville.
II, 500 each,
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pELAk0'S SUCCESSOR.
WHAT IL KNOWN ABOUT 1uM.

Speciot Utspateh 10 Ths Ch,ea7o 7yibun4
TAsu1so1os. D. c.. Oct. 1.-Thete s still no
official news concerning Deisuo's successor, and
tho fact occasions much surprise. It Is certain
that the position was sondered to Coleman, but
the delay suggests tho possibility Of his decijn-
ing. Assiatant Secretary Cowon has been doubt
fui as 10 his tauthorty 70 act ~ ad-iutesin Sec
rotary fos m indefinite period, but the law off,
GERS hkvo now decided that ho eau. 1t is stated.
but not on tho best authority. that laat TueudaT
there Was mailed from this city blink COM
n,isHian addressed to Iresldeut Graut
Donver Col, that will reach its
destination about tho limo President
Grnnt arrives ut Denver, which will bo to-day or
tomorrow. Tho facts that tho commission ras
sent for signature, and also the flllpg.in Of tue
new appointee'e name, indicates that to whom
soo7or the President has rendered tho portfolio.
he .s advised OF Its acceptance. Secretary Fist
aud Gen. Jewell haro no knowledge as 10 who
has been selected. The na,neB from which tho
choice WIN 1nad3 are sad to llave bcon Goldman
and Mcveigh, Of Fenus5lvauia' Felt, Of 0alena:
ILL.,; Putt, Of Indians; aud Judge Taft, Of
Ohio.
, 1875-10-02
GERMANY.

TIE ECCLE8tAaTiCAL IAWp-
LoHnoa, 0ot. 1.-The PAT AfdI Gdxetc's apn~
~ telegram from Berlin says that the Dtshop
q lssalaa has notified the Ecoleeiaatioal court
Wat ha ID determined not to obey tho sumu,ons
p attend for trlal, on the ground that the Court
U pot competent to try him.
1knlts, Oct. la prosiau paper says that
NeatJ-th1ao priests In that Diocese havo an-
bounced their submission to tho Ecclesiastical
TIE FIRE At rADERBonN.
!, paats, Bept. 16.-The Cologne Gazette reports
.u1 LIT buildings. including uinety-aeyen
aoa4ss hsyo ooen burned down Of Paderbo1n,
.aa tnas 220 families, numbering 900 PERSONS,
Nc Il! homeless. % They arc lodged Ia the f1aueis-
~ 49oastfyt the clerical SEMINARY, aud tue va
Ia. .saa Episcopal Palace Thero was MI iosufll-
seas saQply Of water. aud the maneuyreA pre-
'! 'sosSa the asaiatauco Of tho military from being
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THEIRS AND CORTCRAkoFf.
THEIR INTERVIEW Al yEyAy.

pAnIs, Sept. l6-Tho Dieu Public, II. Thicrs'
organ. saya tho statements made IN tho sub
Joined extracts from tho Liberte nre correct:
Ii. Ihiets had IN tnterreW on Monday with lrlnce
lortchako1 at Vevay. Tho ex-Pres!ent Nas reosiEeG
By ths Chanceior and hs two sons. Mch4al aud Con-
stapttue. Tho Interview hattl two hours. Tho onu-
yetzauon. esYs Cur correspondent, turned upon ths
Affairs Of Europe, and On shs ehanees favorable to
nsi state of Traaee. pstnos dortehAEod especially
manifested = fear that tho dovernmsnt would u.
low t:AeH 70 b carried svay by shs clerical .saette Ct
With re9atd to tho Eastssn question, although tile
vessatton Was limited 10 genesaltes tho 1suasiau
Chancellor sati that tho solution would be adjourned
for tho moment. Nevertheless. 1t may bo foreseeu
from now thu: such soiuten won eonssst III giving
tho exercise ot autonomy 70 Boenia snl Herzegovina
Bssyss rAxbs, and u rsotncatton Of ths Muptsnegrp
fsuutler with port On tbs AdFiAAo.
, 1875-10-02
And How Small the Ex-Appraiser
Looks Through Mr.. Bris-
tow'B Glasses.
Decrease OF the Public Debt DurinQ
September, $3,342,562.
Another Call for Five Millions of
Fiyc-Twenties.
Comprehensive Statement Relative to
National Bank Note Circulation.
REJECTED HAM,

REJECTED HAM.
How THAT OrEa LETTER HTuucK THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.
Spkcfai DtsDateh 10 1tht Ehtc1fn TrIbun..
WAsnixaros, D. G., Oct 1.-The open letter
OF Cllaslea II. Ham. ox-Appsatass a. Chicago, to
Hecrctary DElssow. has reached here, The Treas
ury officials find it significant only for It's per-
versions Of fact. 4 notable inntance Is tho
statement representing tho report Of Special
Agent liale. That report was not q special re-
port upon the Chicago Appraiser. 1t was not or
tlored to bo made Ivy Secretary UrBtow. It has
not jet boon soeu by him. Hale, under letter
OF Instructions from Dluford Wilson, 80
licitor Of the Treasury, Of dsto July
80 last, was instructed to visit nino differ
Ont points, nna to exantno aud report
portation act Of July u. 1870, kaown ~ rho
Immediate Transportation act" This LITTER
1oc!ted that represen&ationB that
GRAVE IRREGULARITIES
wern being practicad under this set had been
nlndo to tho Treasury, Do5artment BY spoeial
Tseasusy-Aaent Mills. by tho firm Of Il. y. Da-
kor E Co.. Of New York, aud By Eastern news
papers. Hale waa Instructed first to commence
with tho ports where tho goods landed ,-Balti-
moro, PHILADELPHIA, Nav York. and Dostou, and
to then trace tho goods to Cincinnati, Louis-.
vile. ST. Louis. Detroit, aud Chicago, and
to mako q separate report upon each
OF these cities, II Hale Wns detailed to lnvcBti
gate Mr.. Ham. hs LITTER of Instructions Was OF
o rery comprehensive character. Halo mas sent
Weat III tie routine course Of apcciAl agency
business. aud 1t appears that Secretary BriHtow
did not know the investigation was proceeding.
Hnio
MADE 4 tlxSERA1 REPORT
On tho Immediate Transportation oct, making a
Rpocini rapport upon ohch Of tilo ninD citibs, in
only onu Of which tlloro was a.l Apptaiser-uam.
In thu general report Halo finds thAt the Bye
tom il working alInirabIy +; that 1t Ia OF
great boncAt to tho West, md TINT custom
officers ganoralI5 aro efficient and honest, mud
tha4 tho Irregularities arc both rnimportAnt md
hre not taintsd with fraud. Tho general report
contains several recommendations. tho adoption
Of which would BIO to protect tho revenue rhile
In transit 10 tho interior. 1t IL very prooablo
that Secretary 1ristow profcrH to maKe theso
Recommendations public in Lis annual report,
and not through the newspapers. The reports Of
the Special Agents not intended for pubIica-
tiou. but arc solaly for the pirate Information
oF tho Department. Tho special report upon
EAltaSo
IL RATHER SIGNIFICANT
for tile abHcncu Of reference to Ham, whilo tho
Examiner, Merri.tis mentioned ~ AT ef1clcnt Of
tcer. Tho E1amiuer las iopg been resasdcd as
practically the Appraiser. Tbs Collectors pf-
ice, and especially the efficiency Of Deputy COL
lcctor I1itt Ii commended. So little Of Ham ia
tlieEo In shlB report upon THIS great sysseua of
| interior bonded importation.
, 1875-10-02
Tie Herzegoyinian Terms Of Settlement
Satisfactory to the Great
Powers.
German Priests Give in Their
Submission to the IIc-
clcsiasticnl Laws.
Fighting in Stockholm, Sweden, Be-
tween the Police and Militia,
TURKEY.

TIE HEEzEaov1NAN rnoposALn.
fnsnnH. Oct. 1,-Thir ayaninr,a 3,oN Nah
.-.,vn H.. .n,.;., .,f.,,,.. -, ,..,,.. ...,
eu."e A as. '.on tolnn. I'LL W..
salnlns 1no aono"'nH: 1t 's fePoftcu 1n7t
tho Northern powors have ngfeed upon Tho ac-
eeptab'eness OF tho proposals matlo By tho Hefze-
eoylnian insurgents, aud regard them as sat-
p's'''45 o"D.o .o4 - 'aeA uokp'la''ons'
INSTRUCTIONS TO sEh'En FA9na'
CoSsrAsrlsorLE4 Oct. 1.-lnatrncslone ha7o
been sent to Server pasha to receive tho reports
NJ tha foreign CopBu1s, but not to enter into aug
s.oa,tatto,a ,v,,i, t,,nr,
'sso..ss.oAe W. snu. .1I , =, ,,os,,,, mn.
se'eglam tfosn tho do7ornot VI ooS"'a NY
uouncos that. In consequence OF tue advantages
recently gained over tho Insurgents, tolcBrapllo
communication has boon rc-estabjishnl betrcou
r.-..,,oo ~ r,,+o,,f,o rrooru nro nnw RI,
'e'.e'Aee ~ ,e.' ns.s,.1. s,a n,,a,,
Palnng sno Hnes bot"eea aa'ehho "u" "4'o'A'
md bctTeon Hlloke md Tfobitte.
s1tAM rELE0,sAns.
1,ospos Oct. la telegram from Paris eays !:
,1..,t,. ,,n,,.,,o,,.,fv ,,oo4;n,, ~ ,,o por-
AT s1oeu1ss ,...a ..sn.a.3a.. .,,a Ht,.s,,,a =,
ntnens cons!n1tteo 5ea'otuns' Wv "a1u"ib y.
Poeuc called attention TO tie sham tolegEnn,s
,hout tho Hctxegoyinian in6urrection, which he
aid Nero manufactured III The interest Of un-
lcfupulous stock -johbera.
II, scherer thought tiloy wero concocteti at
HefRtsde aud Coustantinorle az we'll By sympa-
,hizs,s Of either party. Tho subject WIS roier-
red to the Government for investigation.
IxsuRoESr SUCCESSES.
Ioypoa, Oct. l.--Tho J'imes Today has Bpa-
tsl dated Mgusa, Sept. 50, in which tho corte-
lpondent says: II hnvo just returned from
frebute. No troops hAvo pasHed for five days,
md Tho 5oada arc in tho hands Of tho lnsltr-
! 9ents,"
Austrian official kilograms stato that tho Turk
hh troopa wore 1opuIhed near Kick yesterday.
The lighting wns renewed to-day, but nth what
lesalt is not known.
Aus1Ro-TUng1su nA1IwA1.
pehnittEe arrangements will bo conc'udod TO-
lsy betwoon tho Sublime Porto and Austria
,eiati.a 10 tho junction of tho Turkiah aud
Austrian railway 6yBtons, liking tho period
Ehsn the necessary works Bhall be commenced
md Terminated.
REcEST nAr1tRa.
VIENNA. Oct. 1.-Boyetal saugusnhry engage
, 1875-10-02

Dispatch from tho I7rcEldant-NecEo.
pOlitnns
Steeiat Dspateh to Tht Chfeaoo 1tfbun<.
DunrquE, Ia, Oct. 1.-the following dispatch
WAS received by tho Mayor;
DIS Mo1xss. Oct. !, 1a75--Thc President does not
sxect hc Abla to visit Dubuqus. lie will notify you
Ia Tins II hs IL abis, Iease thank the czena for
their cordial Inyilstion.
talAucd| o. E. H4bcooE+ Secretary,
Tit vote OF the citizens "a to whether the city
fAtlors should sell LInwood Cemetery to prt-
yato corporation was declaud IN favor OF by
yoto Of G97 for; sos against.
, 1875-10-02
SPAIN.
BARCELONA.

D. a4oaso oct. 1.-a1attino2 Csnpoa has left
s!ona to FeassuDe direction Of operations
aca.lonia, a
:. FLf1Nd 1NYAMTAY.
4AoalD, Oct. 1..-A Royal deoree orders the
f,ssaaatlon ot fourteen nav hattal!ona In
w., sPKEcu OF HING A1.aAoHso.
II. .a11pa1D, Oct. king AlphonYo opened tho
nn..a a unlyeralty to-day with speech, iu tho
tSs1 tSs = OF Which he sAlds II recognize tho fact
NJ. III aSleumssAncas kze difficult. Education and
,ttstssaseamant eau alone regeneFato Spain and
~ paAce II u painful 10 ne to SEQ civil
o." W., ~ continue. notwithstanding ny afosss." !"
"sa' suesada hsa arrived In Malrid.
, 1875-10-02

As.J< IRA "t4t iHcSSos VI b1+ 4aat4, 4.
huns earn"d-Ch!caFo Fo,1.
Tint u Rams--Teo houra and twenty minutes.
The last professional game Of tho aeaaou for
Chicago will thko placo this afternoon, and,
eincs there Ia everv motive for zach side to win
tho game will probably bo close and intereBting.
and should draw large attendance ~ = sort OF
farewell to the uine Of 1875.
AUIUA18-ATILETICY.
Special Utsnafch to The Chicaao Tribune
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l.--Tho eighth game be-
tween tha Athletics and MntualA WIN play here
this afternoon in the preaencs of few hundred
spectators, the latter winning BY to 2. Knight
and Cooos pitched and caught for tho
Athlotics in placo Of Mcbride aud Clapp,
the latter being injured and acting aa
umpire. Iitghatn played, In Haaiinans abaence.
for The Mutuals. Forces thrse-baaes earnod a
run for the Athletics III the first inning, aud a
u,Hs by Gednoy gave another run 10 tue eighth
inning. weak batting ard bad base-ruuniug leay-
ing thirteen men on the bases. The very poo,
catching OF Coons Eayo tho Mutnals three run
on AZ many Binglo bases, and they. earned QUE
run fu the last inning By Hicka three-baaer
Each made seren baso Litt. the Athletics doing
the best fielding. Following III tho Hcoro by
Inntngs- ga 6 q 7H9
aIutuA!s.... ............U U ! ! j.
Athletics. 0 0 l.
, 1875-10-02
SWEDEN.


t"snoS, Oct. telegram from Copenhagen
~ sanguloary riots havo occurred At Stock
s@ta' ~ sHaden. between tho militia and police.
tes militia atormed tie polico station, wounling
..e ..aameef Of policemen. Home Of sls militia
M ne nso wounded. Thu LIfe-GuardH and Horse
s,I.o %as.aa were summoned from tho castle before
aaot gtrsu. ~ ~' " WV A~'S
, 1875-10-02

Pss;ss:s 4 snss s9t 55s ssfSs 3
stafs Dsas ts.aeI 1ig 10 .ho tsciae hallway Com.
money: rTin:ip.l oai.snalns: :........ e.,s2,,s,2
Interest accrue<l and not yet rald. ...... VGl,3a2
tuterest paid BY the United Btates..... 15 212*6G7
Interest repaid BY transportation Of
psIsnee ii INTEREST r.ii b; Unitsd st..ea: asas5
y1vE-TwxsTtEa CALLED IN.
Tho Secretary Of tho Treasury hns given no.
tho following $50 bonda OF the isHue Of juno
ington, on aud after 1an. l, 1876, and that In
forest on sald bonds will cease Oh that day.
Coupon honda, 800, Nos, SOL 10 No. s, 700, both
Inclusive: e100 Nos. 10, sol to No. IL, 200. both
Inclusive: sl 900 Nos 81 7ol to No. Ga 900 both TO-
cnsiyo Total. -. 60u. 600. Registered bonds, $50
No. f3 to No. 15v. both inolnniyo el00. No.
G1l to No. 1000. both Inclusive; $500. No. ABB
to No. $50, both inclusive, &1,000 No. 2,051 to
No. 9, loo, both inclusive; sl0o00. Nos. 7bl 70
No. 4.G10. both !nolusive. Total, "a 50o; 00o.
Grand total, so,00O,0D0. OF tho Aboyc 81, ,bO0
900 aro coupon bonds, aud o.. 50o, 900 arc rcgis-
tered. ....
cuRRKNor 6rArkxESr.
The Comptroller OF tho Currency reports that
esghty-shroa National Banks have been organ
iZod ancu tue passage OF tue Act Of Jan. II,
1875, will capital of *92Mooo 70 which sisca. .a
lAtt0H HAA Qe0u ledHeN RulQ4uklGB 10 t0Vs
The total amount OF additional circulation Is
Buel since tho passage Of ths act Ia $l0 2ls, 900.
Of which 81, 100000 has bean Issued to pennsJl-
| vania, +1lI.0o0 to West VirRinia, esa9, 900 10
kentucky. 4a94. 700 to Ohio, f33l, ,o0o to Indiana.
! ti00 100 10 Illinois, aud tl3i .oOU 10 Iowa. The
total amount OF legal-taader notes dapos-
lied for the purpose Of retiring circulation from
| tho passage Of tho Aot OF June 2O, 18Th to
| Oct. l, 1875, Ia &25,043.749. Of which amount
| 3779 600 las been deposatsA by New York,
| f8J5. .00U by Massachusetts,, 390l, 600 by Con
nocsicut. S3!2 600 by peunn1lyAnla, $6ls.000 BY
| South Carolina, $44s,000 By Loulslaaa s2.s40,-
o ~ masoa o;n ss ~ :. ~ xndl.ns s Sy ~ ~
eacl, by the States Of Michigan, Wisconsin, and
| Minnesota. Tho amount OF National Bank cir
culatiou outstanding to-day Is e2.000 600 lesi
thAn on Juue a. Ql874. aud d, ,000, 600 less thar
| on Jan, II. 1a71 The amount outstanding To-
daY il 93l7, ,8d3. IA.
, 1875-10-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

na1s1o1, Eng, Oct. l.-SteAu'ship CORNWALL
trom Now YORK has el1lved,
San FzA4msoo, Gal, Oct. l-salled, tecaao
Mail steamer AlaakA Tor hong RooS, ~ 1eAo-
hama,
, 1875-10-02

Special Daspaseh tu 1hs Gh*a0a TT1oua~
FoRr WAIVE, Iud., Oct. Last night : SAW"
mill belonging to 4. Bycrrou. in Wo!ls County.
County about 80 u,.los south Of this city, MAS
totally destroyed by ise. Loss not ascsrtatned.
, 1875-10-02
ITALY,


LONDON, Oct. 2--6 3. m.-Tle Memorial
Diplo,ndtique OF Paris atatos that Italy has Or
dezed . frigate to proceed from Yokohama to
In Union Bay, san Salvador, to enforoo the
olatma OF Italian subjects to damsBos arising
from tbs dlstusbauue Ia bau Miguel.
, 1875-10-02

NAsus,LlB, Oct. l.-E1ssnsisn pEspsssttoos
Are making for tho observance Of Johusons
memorial sexsices tomorrow. They will sur
psx3 thp8a Of PEeaidcnt Andrew Jackson.
, 1875-10-02

CoPExuAoEs, Oct. 1.--Count Moltke Drogen-
tved, who WAS appointed Minister Of Foreign
Af{alra on the 1lth Of juno last, Ia doAd.
, 1875-10-02
RUSSIA.


BTonK At AAQnAN0EL-
LONDON, Oct. as 4, ma honvy gallo is re-
ported at Arohangel, nussta+ Six vessefs, with
cargoes Of lumber bound for England, havo been
wrecked On tho bur at tho mouth Of the AarboT.
, 1875-10-02
CHINA.


ESuIAED'R uL1tMATUH.
BnAxonAI. Oct. t.-Mr. Wade, tha Dritish
Mlnistas, hAs intima&ed to tho ChinoBe Govern
mont TINT ii Ills demands arc not complied With
by to-day, he will leave poklu.
, 1875-10-02
FIRES,
ATLlTILE ROCK.

LITTLE noox Ark, Oct. 1,-About O'Clock
this morning flro broke out in a one-Htory
frame building adjoining tho GFand Opera
uouae, on Main street. Tho wind was blowing
perfect gale 1t tho umo. and tie adjoining
stores, all frame, to Thru streot, we're snon In
flames. Uy almost Hurerlulnan exsstiona tha
Fire Department confined the ate -, 10
tAls district, although the 1Aalns
aparks fell on uu1nsrous housess AI-
iacent, aottsng somo On hrc, hut tue fire
was e1tipgulshed. Sumo fonr Or aye small
st0ros waso destroyed, viz; Airs, y, @. Levi.
Isl!o August, hair ators; 1. Rudolph, fruit and
coufectonery i.oyalskt, saloon, Kesrison. mat.
tfoas manufacturer. The atorss we're ~ frame
eaiidiogs insulsuse 1 sm. ;sta Ths Grad Opera.
tent al about f20000 An old negro man, sgud
iii years. gas bufned to deRtL.
, 1875-10-02
At NAN MERY (

C1ac,xxA-., O.. Oct. 1.-The Commercials
Van Wort, O.. special says the Van Wast Woolaa
Mills burned to-day. Ioss estimated 1t t30. 900
10 $4,000. No insurance. The 6Fs oE1Xlnsted
from pysrhested machinery,