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GheQmtelIigsttrer:
,,so war OF the Telegrnphic Com
INV pnnles.

rb. Western Union Company announ'
,n,,ber reduction in its western rates
,s' ,o,J,y, The maximum rate between
,yS.:jiur T.l and all points this side Of oma'
Nv, 10 exceed rs cents. This Is the
,.., a. "'' If \ series Of rapid reductions
,s', ,sS'' have "a taken place within few
months, and still We understand 'ns wal y"
h.,rsen h,rt, the rival companies goes on.
'rhs Ty'"f ssb, communicates itself from New
York to all parts Of the land. Jay GOI,a' !" 10
xboi.a, the head Of the Atlantic .,, q f"i a.
ci6c Company, is said to be =, amor. AO,.., o. o.
..,' Wv wss,arn Union stock to the extent oil
W 1000 shares, and to be doing everything %
ioSi, n HI, now mower to depre,' its quotation; i
.,nbboFnly ,n NJ, remains, however, at about
% ssD.nJif .nJ !. backed by such capitalists as
.,.CIor, Morgan and the Vanderbllts'
The former i. reported as saying that it
xill be worth good deal more money IN
, hort time, and one Of its officers re-
no,,. increased earnings Notwithstanding
,bs reduction in the tariff o! prices. The
,ory latest rumor about the war between
the companies i, that the Atlantic q Pa
c;fc will soon offer to furnish the AsSo'
ci,,ed Pres, kilograms free Of cost; This
xoplI be wholesale blow sure enough
IA tho Western Union, but We judge that
, r5all b. one Of The kind that kicks
,ck further than it shoots forward. The
,puor lack. credibility from the fact that
,bs Atlantic & Pacific Company could not
,s,ui,L the Associated Press with is
nav. from all points for the lack OF IA
sili,ie.. The offer to do so however may
h,ys the effect Of reducing the present
,oll, to the press.
The public i1 deeply interested in these
Numerous IeleSFaphic reductions. 4hs
bu,ine,. OF the wires is now immense.
L,ok al the business done 10 Wheeling
=. compared vitha dozen years ago The
country ha. become educated TO corre'
.ponlenre by telegraph. The night mes
ages have had an important agency IN
thi, great change. They arc delivered
4! bali day rate., and YOU can in addition
send double the number Of words. A
merchant csn now wait until the last
,nomen! to send au order East, and he
can send small sized letter for 25 or 30
cents. This is a first.class accommOds.
ton to every body in trade. Commercial
travellers now DO very considerable
part Of their correspondence by wire. In
i,cl, every body utilities the lightning
these days 10 greatly increased extent.
The time is not far away when the prin'
cip,l par: Of the business Of tue country
viii be done by wire.
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President Grant Sees, No: Dill.
Guilty Ia the Presidential lines.

NEW YoRk, December "a Washing.
ton special states that in an interview to.
day Pfssident Grant said he did not up.
prehend any difficulty over the settle.
ment Of the Presidential question. He
thinks Goy. Hayes is undoubtedly emf:
tied to The electoral vote Of South Caro-
lima and Florida, and perhaps Of Louis.
lana. Bat, about. the latter State, he
thinks there may be some doubt on &C.
count of The many complications sur
rounding the action Of the Returning
Board, FRut the eminent gentlemen Of
both parties who have been witnesses OF
the operations Of the Board he thinks
ought'to be able to agree upon. a verdict
that will satisfy both psrliesS Throughout
the country.
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New YoRK, December 2.-The steamer
France, from London, has arrived.
New YORK, December 2-Arrived-
Steamer City Of Richmond, from Liver.
pool.
QuEENsrowS, December 2-Arrived--
Steamship Dakota, from New York.
NEw YoHK, December 2--Arriyed-
The steamship American from Bremen
and brought El27,0oQ Of specie.
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Boiler Explosion.

DAYTON, O., December 2.-This after
noon boiler in q saw.mill in this city
burst. james Neale, the owner. who was
standing near, was severely bruised and
badly scalded by the steam. A boy as.
sisting him was thrown some distance by
the shock, but escaped with few bruises.
The boiler, weighing a ton, was thrown
fi.y feet in the air, and pieces Of it were
found one hundred yards away. No
damage was sustained by flying timbers
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SAN FRASclsco, December "a Vic.
,.tl ,o'ia press dispatch says the civil, mill
",y ana naval authorities yesterday held
consultation '.S concerning the deienseI ess
TaS ,S. ot The Cololies. II ia understood
.aN "i application will be made to the Do.
=. %'N!Ga 80: Government TO provide the steam.
" vi s't James Douglass with armament
-. .aI place her under the orders Of the ma.
i'.,1 (" i"I1uIaoF'1ies. 1t Is also said that the
%,a. S,a1 government have represented In
%S.f NY; terms to the Dominion and I'm.
Ss.AI Ii,a 4, governments the defenceless condl.
i, ,I -. y. TEo.Gny in case Of war with Rus.
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Nebraska Legislature called In
extra session. -fU &

OMAHA, December 2.-Goy. CARRIER
has issued call TO the members Of the
last Legislature for extra session. The
Legislature at Lincoln 10 meet DeeSm.
Der 9th, for the purpose Of canvassing
electoral vote. Democrats are maneuv-
eriug to carry the matter to the courts,
as the constitution on the subject pre-.
yious to the adoption Of the new Stats
Constitution and that Of the new Consti-
tuition differ very materially, the former
provides the Executive officer Of the
State shall count the votes in the same
manner for Congressman and Legislature.
Great activity Is exhibited among the
leading politicians Of both parties.
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INDIA.

LONDON, December 2.--The Calcutta
Times special says that eastern Districts
Of Bombay are reported rapidly recover.
Ing from the effects Of the Cyclone. The
damage to the crops is less than expected,
bat loss Of life has probably been under
stated. 80 per cent Of plough cattle has
been lost. Sickness prevails, but pros.
pects OF destitution are removed.
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lprnIers ioI. .I,o1rress

New York, December 2.-The follow
Ing is printed here; ut is proposed .t
hold 4 meeting on Monday At l27 O'clock
the hour OF assembling Of Congress, to In
yoke the presence of the Holy Spirit o
wisdom and peace with our Legis
lators in their deliberations. lYslheefti'
ly concur 10 this proposal, and sugges
that the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church bt
the place Of assemblins.n aJJi ia
G.H. HEPwoRTH,
T.s. HASTINGS,
T.ANurAoE, lgI
JIM. LUDLOW,
S.H. Tyne, JR, go.
W.T.SABtNB.l "A
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New ORLEANS, December 2.-The
steamship Mary, Of the Morgan Line
from Morgan Csty, for Texas, with an
assorted cargo, struck on 0ranESs bar on
Thursday morning, and went to pieces,
Tho vessel and cargo are . total loss,
The vessel is valued at $4,000; no in.
Buranee, sF 90" -".
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SAN FRANcIsco, December 2:-ThG
corner in trade dollars was oecasioned bJ
the fact Of, 4 demand 81 ,shipdent 4
China to-day, and that one OF the local
banks recently deposited large amount
Of silver at the mint for coinage into
trade dollars, monopoliEing the working
capacity and vitually freezing out thI
other banks. Trades are now quoted a
par and rs there Is about . million ounce
Of silver at The mint yet to DO coined into
trades, mostly deposited by the above
mentioned bank, the corner Ia likely tc
continue for some time. Several bankerl
have telegraphed to New York for sup
,,Is
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Plcased With 1he Country.

OMAHA, December 3.-About 90 Sioux
Indians, who were few weeks ago taken
from the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agencies to Indian Territory on tour
Of inspection, passed through here to-day
en- route for home, Indian Agent Dan
iels, who has them in charge, says tina,
they seem generally we'll pleased with the
country, and that they will probably be
remove there next wear. ,.ruE ar-
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GlhifnnrH.

OMAHA, December 2.-Ms. o. D. Rich.
ardson, wife Of Ex.Goy. Richardson Who
died on November 20, died at II o'clock
to-day from ago and the shock Of her
husbands death. They were two Of the
Oldest and most highly respected citizens
Of the State,
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Aeauitled on 8 New TrIal.

{ ST.. PAUL, December 2.-Edwin Lee,
arrested more than two years ago for .
rape committed on Mrs. Wesden, and
who was convicted and served near a
year Of a thirty years sentence to the
State prison, was upon . new trial 10.
day acquitted Of the charge and given his
liberty, f 1- 5Tf'
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FIRE RECORD.
10000 Eire.

DETROIT, December "a fire at al.
pena, at $50 A. NJ, destroyed Myers
block and an adjoining building. The
entire loss on the buildings and stock is
about $4,000; insurance $1,000.
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EDUCATIONAL.
1876. 1877.
West Virginia University.
MORO ASTOWN. W. VA
1877

The Fan Term begins September eth, with q
cotpso ten efficient and accomplished Proteaus
and Instructors, with all the b, ,partmsnl fully
equlpped, and under the superintSndeney Of haV.
John ". scotL p.D., Ii. ", acting President
Whose large experience ScholAfly attAinmSnts, and
reco4niied standing ns an edueator, iuAtinIl he
expectation Of continued and incrtaAng SuOces.
Winter Term begins January 3. SpIink Tefn
begins March 81 For Catalogue Or FULLER inorraA-
au26-SAW Secretary Of Faculty.
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 3.--Inti-
mate friends Of Senator Sharon, deny the
probability Of the report telegraphed
from Washington, that he intends TO re-
sign his scat In the Senate. .u
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Weather ISenor,.
SyyyTtcI OF THR CIlE1 sinvI ng1s,rI,

OyV,r, war DEPARTMENT, !
T,,;,S TSn op LaT ,CMEl sl0XAL OPR1CER,
"AuuSaroS, D. e, December al Aa
tRonAntfTIH.
c,arJ. ryI Tennessee and Ohio Valley partly
IND: "tiaIsaer, northwest to northeas.
!,@Ss,',u uT'' WIN no decided change in the
uo,thv"0. sas Lakes partly cloudy weather,
turS n.,. y west winds with tempera.
Ter i F.., s,,' :! !!tseIing, and a rising baromc.
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Niells0n.

CINCINNATI, December 2.-Miss Nell
son closed highly successful engagement
at the Grand Opera House tonight,
playing to crowded houses during the
week. n
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ALBANY, December 2.-The cold spell
is rapidly closing the Hudson, and it is
thought that the New York steamers
will make their last trip down tonight.
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NIL, II, L9vlS, December 2.-ThreO COM.
sS,, rt. ,o!a q shS 9th Y. s. ARTILLERY arrived
ill., T,o,ss' s''day from Fort sill, Indian Tor
''h s0a lSttso'night for New York.
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The grand jury Investigated the matter
OF changing the figures on the poll book
which occasioned the litigation in the
Metcali. Frost case, but failed 10 fasteu
the act with sufficient clearness on any
one to Justify an indictment.
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| the Oath, the day before they were opened.
When turned over to the Democratic
counsel for inspection, there was found In
the sealed packages said to have been
received on the 24th the following letter: (:
New ORLEANS, Nov. %, 1875.
o. Sabe!i, E.q,s: Secretary Of The Returning
Board: a, q ga
SIN: Enclosed plsSss find the afida.
yit Of Eliza Pinckston, which I received
too late to ilewith my tetutns. Please
see that tits brought In with other atti.
dayils filed With my. .retuFns. u
Respectfully, N. J. GRADY,
SGpsrrisOr Of O&aehita.
Col. Zacharie stated that'two facts were
established; first, that the statement Of
the Secretary, that tho papera were only
filed on the 24th, was untrue, because the
letter found in the sealed packages, show.
Ing that the returns had been filed with
the Secretary before the 23d. And 1t
shows second. that as this letter and
affidayit OF Eliza Pinkston were both
found in the package, It is shown that
the Secretary OF the Board had complied
with the request OF the Supervisor, and
that he had opened the package and put
into 1t the affidavit, and by mistake the
letter Of theslperYisor also, The matter
was referred 10 the consideretion'of the
Board.
Judge Dibble filed large amount Of
testimony on behalf OF the Republican
party.
A poll IN the parish Of Tangipahoa,
the vote OF which had been omitted in the
Supervisors returns, which had been sent
for on application Of the Democratic
counsel, was brought in and opened.
The statements OF the votes, &C., were
taken out, received by the Board and or.
dered to be compiled. The vote stood
Tilden electors "a and Hayes electors l2.
The Board adjourned subject TO the
call OF the President. The clerks are
now compiling tho returns OF the cleo
tion. The electoral yote'at least willlbe
promulgated on Tuesday. 3 "ssE. sl7@
The Republican visiting committee de.
parted homeward this afternoon.
DEMOCRATIC FIGURES.
Maj. E. A. Burke, Chairman Of the
Democratic Registration and Election
Committee will tomorrow publish a
statement, giving the result Of the recent
election made up from the Official figures
before the Returning Board. The state:
ment agrees substantially with that of
the Visiting Committee telegraphed last
night. tz5s, - -.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, December g Marquis Of
Salisbury embarked at Breudise to-day,
for Constantipople.
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A MINISTERIAL CRISIS,

A MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
PARB, December AIN consequence Of
recent occurrences in the Chamber the
Ministry to-day manifested its intention
TO resign. President MacMahon, however
insisted upon their retaining their Office
at least Tor the present. The Cabinet
meets tomorrow.
The Government to-day withdrew the
bill on the burial Of members Of the lie.
gion OF Honor.
The House BY vote Of $40 to % passed
the order Of the day which was accepted
by the Government, expressing confidence
that the Government will, 10 regard 10
this matter, respect the liberty Of con-
science and equity Of all citizens.
The RepabHque Francatss, says: The
ministerial crisis unquestionably exists
in consequence Of Dufaures' defeat in the
Senate yesterday. This paper Is under
direct control Of Gambretta, and seems
to anticipate more than Dufaures resig'
nation, as it discusses the duties Of the
successors Of the present ministers.
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COMING TO A CRISIS.
FLORIDA.
Last Day ofihe Canvass.

Last Day ofthe Canvass.
TALLAHASSEE, December 2.-This be.
ing the last day for the introduction oi
testimony before the Board Of Canvassers,
tho day was taken up mostly by that
work. Each side fled specifications ot
contest in several counties, and made re-
plication to charges on certain other
counties. There was only one new or
notable poiu. raised, this In Manatee
county. The Clerk Of this county, by
law the registering officer, resigned q
week or 20 before the election. The
Governor accepted his resignation al
once. The county was thus left without
a Clerk. Some citizens ATTEMPTED to reg.
lister with the deputy clerk, who declined
10 take their names. A new Clerk was
appointed by telegraph, but, for reasons
stated differently by zach side, did not
qualify before the election was over. The
election was held, however, the registry
list Of last year being used and each voter
taking the usual registry oath before q
Justice ofthe Peace, In place Of the Clerk
The Republicans ask that the county
be thrown. out, as the election was irreg.
ular, and as their yoters In the county
not believing that the election would be
held without the clerk did not 90 to the
polls. g,
The Democrats ask to let Il be counted,
as these voters exhausted their resources
in trying 10 vote lawfully, and recited
that hundreds OF voters were kept from
voting, as only these on the registry liats
Of former years felt 1t right 70 vote. The
county is almost wholly Democratic.
The Democratic managers to-day rails
ed the point as to the eligibility Of Hum
phrey, the Republican candidate for elec'
tor, as he was appointed shipping master
at Pensacola, some time ago, and held
that Office when the election came Of.
Two contestants will he laid before the
Boardon Monday.
TEcHHIckLrTIEs.
TALLAHASSEE, December IA letter
has been received here from member
Of the Northern Democratic Committee,
now at New Orleans, stating that the
Secretary OF the National Republican
Committee had dispatched to Louisiana,
South Carolina aud Florida, asking that
the words inpursuanee Of the laws Of the
United States be inserted. in the electors
certificates. Democrats here call atten,
tion Of their Committees throug ghout the
country to this point and suggests the
insertion OF additional words, and In
pursuance Of the Laws Of the State,
FLORIDA FOR HAYES.
NEW YoRK, December 3.-The Time
special from Tallahasse says: Official
returns from Dade county arrived and
were announced by the chairman Of the
Returning Board as 9 for Hayes and s
for Tilden, making total majority for
the Republican electoral ticket in the
State OF 47 on the face Of the returns,
One precinct was thrown out on account
Of irregularity, but it gave Hayes 8 ma
jority. ~, !
TALLAHASSEE, December 3.-The day Ia
quiet. The leaders on both sides are
busy preparing their arguments for the
Board. They will 10 ready 10 the morn.
ing. Ex.Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, who
has been quite Sick, is about recovered.
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T.LOUIS.
Fan Of a Mil.

Sr. LOUIS, December IA large five
story brick mill, used for grinding homi.
ny gritsa corn meal, situated on Main
street between Cherry and Washington
streets, belonging to the Collier estate,
occupied bya milling compauy,fell about 8
o'clock this morning with terrible crash,
demolishing almost every part oft. The
mill was running at the time; all the gas
gets were burning, and large heating
stove, red hot but strange to say, nothing
took fire. Four men were in the mill at
the time and went down with the wreck,
but none OF them were seriously hurt
The machinery in the mill cost S45, 900,
but the loss cannot be ascertained until
the debris Is cleared away. ~
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INDICrED.

The grand jury haveiound several in
dictmehts against County Jailor schulter
for permitting prisoners under sentence
to go about the streets OF the city, and in
some instances even without the escort Of
an officer. 'NiE l3l .sSHtS'- Va
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VOLUME XXv-NUMBER 81.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


PAREs, December 2.-An official decree
has been published, committing or re-
ducing the sentences Of 107 communiests
several have been granted full pardon.S
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NEW YORK.


NEW YoRx, December 2.-Ths RmldI
Warrington special says that q new
Democratic, morning journal, under the
nameot Constitutional Journal, With Mont.
gomety Blair as editor, will appear there
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TREAsuRY INpEALH1rtrn

It is said that Secretary Robeson has
received the full amount Of the So 2OOO.
900, which It was said he had lost In sd.
vanceS made to Jay Cook / Co., as the Ga.
cal agents, just before the panic Of 1874.
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A large Illicit distillery was seized
yesterday on West Forty.drst street, nea,
Tenth avenue. Property OF the value ol
S25, 900, belonging to Edward Roche, was
confscated. The principal and work.
men escaped.
tobacco, imported from Havana tn June
by Wells & Co., was seized yesterday, on
the ground Of fraudulent allowance for
excessive damages made to the owners
by the appraising officers, by which the
Government lost several thousand dol
lars. ... "r.. w.
SENT TO THE LuSAT1C ASYLUM.
Mrs. Irene House, recently acquitted
at Trenton Of the murder OF her husband,
was yesterday placed in the New Jersey
State Lunatic Asylum. #
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IByT eIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
10 THE DAILY INTELLIoESoER
FROM THE SOUTH.
The Situation in South Carolina.
Florida Forty-seyen Majority for
Is Hayes.
Last Days Work In Louisiana.
Let Patience have her Perfect
Work---for a Day or Two.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Last Days Work In Louisiana.
SOUTH CAROLINA


Maneuvcrlng In the Legislature
COLUMBIA, s. c., December 1.-TWO
colored Republican members Myers and
HamiIton) have Just deserted the RePub'
lican side and been sworn 10 BY the
Democratic Speaker. Both houses are
still In session. The Senate has ad'
journed until Monday.
A motion was made to-day 10 the Su.
preme Cour: in behalf OF Wallace, Speak.
er OF the Democratic House, for writ OF
mandamus on Mackey, Speaker Of the
Republican House, to compel him to de.
liver The returns for Governor In his
(Mackey's) possession to Wallace as the
legal Speaker Of the legal House. Also
a motion for quo warranto on the
Hayes electors. Both cases are to be
heard on Monday. Mackey, in The
House this evening, told Wallace that he
intended to remove the Edgefeld men
with State constablea. Wallace said the
House was only conservative OF Its own
order and could not legally be interfered
with bv constables or any outside force,
and he would resist them with all the
power at his command and not yield ex.
cept 10 United States troops under COM
mand OF Gen. Ruger.
COLUMBIA, December THE Repub'
Iicans tonight seated four new members
from AbbeVille county. No protests OF
contests were heard. The Democratic
members with certificates OF election
from the Board OF Canvassers were in the
hall.
COMING TO A CRISIS.
COLUMBIA, December S.--ltis reported
tonight that preparations are being
made by the constabulary or militia tc
remove The Democratic Speaker from the
chair he occupies and eject the Demo
cratic members Of Edgefeld and Laurens
counties delegations whom the Republi'
cans claim we're not legally elected. The
report states that they will be sustained
by the United States troops. Owing tc
these reports the Democrats are prepar'
ing for the worst. 1t is feared they will
resist the State constabulary but not the
troops. Large numbers Of people are
exposed to arrive tomorrow to the State
fair in anticipation OF Hampton's inaugn'
ration. The situation tonight Ia critical
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IOT3 OF CARTRfDGES,

A special from 81. Petersburg to Este.
felte, asserts that the Russians Govern
ment has ordered 200OO,OOO Of cartridges
in the United States.
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DECLINES,
nIsr1LIERY sElzFp.

New YoRK, December S.-James 8
Thayer declines the City Comptroller
nhin- ------ - ------
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On inquiry as to tho condition OF the
accounslof Jey Cooke McCplloch &co.
with tho Government, 1t is ascertained
that their, accounts as financial agents in
London, Of the Navy Department, baye
been settled in the Treasury and paidin
fill