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OUR INDIAN WAR.
Sitting Bull Not Killed.
The CUSTER DISASTER.
Arms Captured by the Indians.
THE EASTERN WAR.
The Battle of Urbiza.
Disastrous Defeat OF the Turks.
THEIR HEAVY LOSSES
THEIR HE ANY LOSSES
THE SIOUX WAR.


CHICAGo, ILL, August III. :. Poland
captain 9th Infantry. writes lron Head
quarters Military Station. StandinR Rpck
ID. T., under date OF July 2I'h. 90 the Adiu-
tant General, Department OF Minnesota 81.
Paul, giving an indian account OF
THE RATTLE or THE LITTLE BIG HORN
June 18th. Toe account does not differ eS.
entislly nom tue reports already published.
II says, however, that sitting Ball was
neither killed Dor personally injured In the
nght. he remained in the council teut d.
rectlng operations Crazy Horse, with a big
band, and Black Moon were the principal
Leaders on the 25th OF June. XIII Eagle, a
chlet OF the Blsckfeet, at the head OF some
twenty lodges, was At this agency about the
last OF May. He was prominently engaged
IN me battle OF June 18th, and afterwards
uporsided Sitting Bull FOR not taking an ac-
tive person and part In the engagement
Nil Eagle has sent me word that ne was
forced into the nght and that he desires 20
return 10 the agency, and that he will return
TO The agency ~ he Is killed for it.
Agency Indians I'm sitting BuII-s
Camp.
3. The report concludes as follows: There
Is general gathering In the hostile camp
from each of the agencies on the Missouri
rlVer-Red Clouds AMI Spotted Tail's-as
slso me northern Cheyeunes and Arrapo.
noes They report for the special benefit of
their relatives that In three nghts tney had
with the whites they have
CAPTURED OVER POUR HUNDRED STAND
OF ARMS,
caroines, rifes, and revolvers not counted
AMMUNITION without end, and some susar
CoHee, bacon ana hard bread. Tney claim
10 have captured from the whites this sum-
mer over two hundred horses and mules. /
suppose this includes operations against the
soldiers, the Crow Indians and toe Black
Bits miners. The general outline OF this
Indian report cOncurs With the published
reports.
THE FIRST ATTACK OF RENo's
began well on In the day. The Indians ne.
pert ABOUT 500 whites killed, aud do not saw
DOW many Indians were killed. A report
from announcer source says the Indians oo-
tained from Clusters command 5g2 carbines
and revolvers.
An Exciting Report from Another
source.
nave, since writing the above, heard the
following from returned hostiles: Tbey
communicated as secret 10 the particular
friends here information that a large party
OF Sioux and Cheyennes were 10 leave. Rose
bud mountains, q hostile camp, for this
agency, 10 intlmidate and compel the In
dams here TO join Sitting Bull. IL they re-
fuse ihey are ordered 10 soldier" them and
steal their Monies
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RALTINnnA

BALTIMORE, August 1.-Ntrgfnia SKIES, de-
ferred; 81; do. consolidated, 65k; do. second
series, 33k; North Carolina skies, old, Is.
Sugar active and drmer, I'm.
BALrIMo1K, August L. Cotton quiet
middling, rKallx. Fiour-moderate de-
mand. unchanged. Wheat firm, unchanged.
Corn-eouthern quiet and steady; western
active and easier; southern white, Fa5e; do.
yellow, o6aSi western mixed, Sc spot and
August; 66k last half OF August; SIX Sep.
tember. Oats steady-southern prime, 36a3s;
western white, Sass; do. mixed, $3.50 Rye
nominal, 55a60. Hay dull, weak aud
lower-Maryland and Pennsyivania, 5000
100. Provisions nrmer and quiet Pork,
20 3. Lard-renned, II al2k. Batter more
active and drmer-western good 70 prime
liars; do Ane, 2oa22. Petroleum hrmer,
not quotably higher. Coffee stead and
unchsneed. whisky quiet. Liz. Receipts-
Flour, $500 wheat, $1,000; corn, IS 900; osts,
$500; rye, coo. shipments Wheat, Loo
INV Yolx, August 1.-stocn dun ana
lover. Money, 2. Gold, 1ix. Exchange,
long, lsek; short, COX. 9ovsrnmsnts dull
NEW York. August I-Flour nrm. wbsas
nIm. moderats inquiry. Corn quiet sna
LoiDoH, August 4, 1880 p. m--rne ress q
Discount II be open msr1se 6. ensse
ssSa SsaS Ss.i shs haps OF sse,s:s rss. On
o. 8. bonds, isaS, ne; 10 ses, 1esk.
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A threatened strike.

ELIZABETH, j., August Ia deputa-
ton OF engineers, representing the engineers'
association Of the Central railroad aud the
Lehigh and Susquehanna division, waited
on superintendent X +. Kicker, In IN q city,
this morning, protesting against the ten per
cent. reduction OF their wages, and demand
ing full pay. A strike is threatened, and
there Is much concern about Col. Ricker,s
answer. He was called away on important
business, and the conference had TO be post
poned till this afternoon. The delegates are
waiting for his return answer
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a Mfsafn0 Han.

BOSTON, August The Reralf says: No
little alarm and excitement has prevailed
during the last few days among the friends
Ireland Safe Company, of this city, who
mysteriously disappeared In Portland on
Saturday last Mr.. Ireland has In his pos
sc ssion, II is supposed a considerable amount
OF money, and II is unprecedented that he has
met with foul play.
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n MuFder0n. LOver.

CINCINNATI, August l.-Isaac M. Richie,
commission merchant At the corner OF Sec
ond and Vine streets, In q drunken rage last
night against young lady TO whom he was
paying attention, fired several pistol shots
killing Barney Giesler, and fatally wound
Ing John Whalem, who were passing the
house.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER was the only
member absent from Cabinet meeting to-
day. The Interior department was repre-
scented By Assistant Secretary Gorham.
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TIE AMOUNT OF GOLD COIN actually In
the Treasury and free from liabilities on the
2Ith OF July was q, Ss7 .52j.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were Senators Logan, West and
Bruce, Representative Wells, and the Com.
missioners of Agriculture and Indian AT
fairs.
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THE Committee on Ways and Means to-
day instructed Chairman Morrison to report
joint resolution providing for the adjourn
ment sine die OF both houses of Congress on
Monday next.
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interest payable in lawful money-PrincipaI ont,
States o. interest repaid b. trans T porsa
paid b. the United States. IS np S. OIL Interest
THE INDIAN BUREAU TRANSFER BILL.
The House bill for the transfer of the office
of Indian affairs to the War department,
now before the Senate, has poor chance of
becoming law, as nearly all OF the reyubIi-
can Senators are opposed to it.
SHIPwRECK ON BARNEGAr BEACH,
The signal service at Barnegat Beach reports
to the chief signal officer as follows: al ave
just returned from wreck. The vessel was q
two masted schooner, name Francis Reyes
was water logged and abandoned before she
dlifted ashore. She is rapidly breaking"
POLITICAL saUIBs-The N. Y. Tribune
announces: "Great news! Hendricks has
discovered that he has always been a hard
money man. 1t took two conferences with
and 1t will take a good deal more TO ma Ike
the people believe it," go Gen. Ewing of
OHIO, who led the infiationists In the ST.
Louis convention, announces himself as a
candidate for Congress against Mr.. Walling
49, Charles 4. Scott has been nominated for
Congress by the republicans of the drst dis
trict of West Virginia - The Raleigh IN.
white; twist and turn II as you please, that's
the issue In this and every other southern
state" 49, The N. Y. Times says: "Prome-
theus, chained TO his rock, was q happy,
easy-going sort OF gentleman compared with
the Congressman who Is compelled to stay
In Washington while some small politician
49, Andrew Johnson, son OF the late Presi-
dent johnson. and proprietor of the Greene
Vile (Tenn.) Intell1gencer, is q candidate for
49, Capt. w. G. Hinton, jr., OF Petersburg,
Va, has been nominated for Congress by the
conservatives OF the fourth or "blackn Vir-
ginta district. and has accepted the nomina-
II. II. StOwell. '''' Gen. Harry White, OF
Indiana, has been unanimously nomtnated
for COJgress by the republican conference OF
the 18th district. Hon. George A. Jencks, OF
Jefferson, present member, will be the dem
ocratic candidate.
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@. RouNpELL, . rich bat gloomy young
man, who has carriei on nns plantation
near Wilmington, n. @, during the pest
year, spending money With lAvish hand
. relation Of the late Lord Palmsrstou, Of
EuQlaud.
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BLUFoRD WILSON was TO have cootinuei
his testimony before the House Whisky
Com mittee 10 day, but didn't showup.
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General Horace Porter Comiax "a
Expla1n.

NIw YORK, August 1.-General Horace
Porter has gone 70 Washington 10 correct
the testimony Of Bluford Wilson, In 90 far
Is his name was used In connection with the
Babe ock "Sylph" dispatch.
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A MASS MEETING OF WoRKINGNEN was
held In Tompkins square, New York, yester-
Day, 10 take measures for procuriuG work
and preventing themselves and families from
msrched to the city hall, where an intsrvieW
was had with acting Mayor Lewis, who
promised 70 lay their grievances before the
mayor.
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BRIGHAM AND ANN ELIzA.-Judge
SchRfJer, of the u. 8. court 1t Salt Lake
City, has rendered decision in the case of
Ann Eliza Young vs.. Brigham Young, re /.
ducipg the amount OF alimouy from 500 to
500, and giving the defendant thirty days In
which TO pay the amount The defendant
will also have to pay the costs OF the suit
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Iuter-
nal revenue, s23s, 2l1 IS; customs. sIs6 I6I2 %.
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THE DISTRICT INrEREsr.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has directed the payment OF
the semi-annual interest on the 3-65 District
OF Columbia bonds o-day at the Treasury
department. and by the assistant treasurer at
New York.
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An Exciting Report from Auothe,
THE WAR In THE EAST.
Heavy Losses OF the Turks I'm fine
Battle Of UrbixA

LONDON, August IA special dispatch 20
me Tunes from Ragusa says that Muklar
Pasha with the remainder OF his army,
varlously estimated At from six TO nine bat
talions, has arrived at Trebipze, having
evacuated Bilek Immediately after the
battle OF UrbiZa. The Ottoman authorities
here admit their defeat In that battle and
also the following heavy losses: Two
Pashas, viz, Selim Pasha killed and Ornam
rasna taken prisoner; two colonies, three
lieutenant colonies and seven majors; two
osttallons OF Infantry and one OF cnasseurs
were destroyed to man, and the other bat
tallons suffered more or less. The Turks
confess that they lost from |, 100 70 1, 5000
men: Their real loss is probably from 5000
10 6,OOO men. The MoDtenegriDs state that
the number OF Turkish inferior officers killed
Is enormous. The pursuit continued to the
walls OF Bilek. The correspondent adds:
MY informant saw corpses lying thickly In
the road before that citadel. Besides the ar
900 horses and an mmense number OF arms
All accounts show that the Turks were
greatly outnumbered.
European Congress Go Meet
PARIS, August l-Tne DIX Neuyfenne
Seicle, the organ OF the left center, saws IL is
able TO state that European congress has
oeen decided upon, and that IL Will shortly
Turkish successes.
CoNsTANTINoPLK, Aug. 1-Od1cial dis
patches state that the Turks have assumed
the offensive. They have captured the Ser
Wan entrenchments At Derbeut, penetrated
into Servia, and are now advancing upon
offensive In the direction OF Widen. ON
cial dispatches received here from Podeo
rita announce that the Montenegrins have
been defeated In the neighbornood Of Anti
vari. -Four hundred Bulgarians who were
Imprisoned al Philippoli have been releases
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THE WHISKY FRAUDS 1 INVESTIGATION
Everton II. Chapman, head OF the stamp di-
vision Of the internal revenue service, was
examined during several hours yesterday
afternoon by Representative Cochrane and
Plaisfed, the subcommittee investigating
TIE whisky frauds. He shovel by q letter
rom Commissioner Douglass, addressed to
6uperv isor Hawley and himself, May g.,
1873, that they wei authorized 10 seize GER
tain oistlleries and rectifyfng establish
ments In the district of Missouri. Mr.. Chap
man detailed his business operations, say
Ing that he and his party remained In St.
Louis i've weeks, and secur(t Indictments
against the principal conspirators connected
with the whisky frauds. During the exami-
hstlon Mr.. Chapman was asked by Repre-
sentative Plaisted as TO his knowledge OF the
9spatth sent 10 the whisky ring at St.
noSIs that lightning would strike some
ooSS next Monday" Mr.. Chapman said he
snSeaSored 10 trace its origin. Some time
luenty, ON his return from st Louis,
ne lao conversation with Mr.. Yaryan,
tste nevenoe agent, and told him be had
Deen INFORMED that the Lightning dispetch
pad oeen sent oy Mr.. Barnes or NeVcomb.
Buchspan Co, Of Loutsvilie. After some
discussion the witness Wa permitf- to =.
peat the reply that Mr.. Yaryaa maie =,
him, namely, that the Socreaarv ~ thS
Treasury didn't want anything said about
that dispatch.
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LONG SH0REMENs STRIKE IN NEW
longshoremen on the west side Struck and
abandoned their work yesterday. The men
employed on the piers and the European
turbaDces have been reported. Nearly two
Thousand longshoremen are on the strike.
The men employed on the Inman, National,
& Guion, Pacific Mail, Red Star and CARR.
son Allen steamship lines have quit work.
NO trouble has ensued, and the men lounge
stores discussing the situation. The steve
dores say they can procure all the men they
want at lower wages, aud will not accede To
the demands Of the strikers.
SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A difficulty OF q lite a
serious nature occurred near the Fair
GROUNDS on Thursday last, between Michael
Beamer and some other parties one of whom,
Mr.. shoemaker, OF Waterford, received al
tne the hands OF Beamer, blow upon the head
Knocked him senseless. Before the arrival
OF physician, who was sent for, the Injured
man was placed In a wagon and conveyed TO
ton. Beamer was arrested and 10 iged In the
county jail ON Friday to await the result
tLoudoim Enterprise.
COUNTERPART SILVER DIMFs.-A well
executed counterfeit OF the new silver dime
has made Its appearance, and was extern
slvely circulated through the city yesterday.
The figure of the Goddess of Liberty, as well
as the lettering and the foliage on the reverse
uine coin. On close examination, however,
the counterfeit can easily be distinguished,
a. the metal is Of the class OF nickel used In
the old three and i've cent pieces, and the
coin has not the true and well known Jingle
OF silver.-lM y. Times. 3la Sh.
MosBY IN POLITICS. The Petersburg
Post says:-"It is rumored on yery eoJ
authority that Col. Mosby, who has turned
radical, Is operating in Washington to have
Independent candidates In the field against
conservative nominees for Congress in every
district Ia yirginia-even In this, the solack
fourth! Independents are already aunouuced
AGAINST Gen. Terry, OF the Wytheville dis
H1ct; Col. Cabell, Of the DanvilIe district,
and Bsy; Douglass, Of the FredericKsburS
THE MULATro who brought the latest
tidings, % IL were, Of Charley Ross, has dis
appeared. Mr.. Ross lost his temper during
an interview with him last week, and ex-
could have you hpugl" The mulatto was
either heightened BY this strong language or
weary Of repeating his Lies, for he failed 70
keep his appointment the next day, aud has
not been seen since. II 10 said that Mr. Roe
II convinced that the mulatto saw the child
AFTER the abduction.
L. p. RICHARDSON ALYvE-A Cheyenne
Wyoming, dispatch Of July 90, sayU:-The
report made By John Marsch, IN forwarding
The memorandum hook belonging % Lean
der +. Richardson, r. ooutrndfoted by ". III.
H1bhoros who arrived hare th1g 0voutng.
neying met H. HicherdsQn en6 . coocn.
cd q peHsenoen q Hes Greer en the 18Th
UCmcho county (I01as) hAs NOT hsd
ya1n fr eey0 Ugn0A
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NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Oscar Holt, to be collector of internal reve-
nue. for the I'd district of louisiana; Thorn as
g. Putnam, U. s. attorney for Colorado;
Charles c. Tompkins, Z. 8. marshal for Colo
RADIO.
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LONDON, August The unsecured uabiI-
titles OF Messrs. Raylton & Dixon, iron ship
builders, Of Middleboro, who recently sus-
pended, amount 10 $50 900. Mr.. j. b. Walk
er, member OF the large ship owning COM
papy OF the same name, nled q petition In
the Middleboro bankruptcy court yesterday.
II is arranged that the promoter OF the COM
pany Ehall also file petition.
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roSssa sunday S night q 60 n stamps IA ' w."
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PERHAPs Mr.. Tilden's letter has gone q
the Dead Letter Once. Who knows?-I Phii0,
Times.
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z.ss q g; lisa r = ~ ss, sssc
q, =; SIS - -. sssNssa , si1 9 80
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THE CURRENCY QUESTION "PosrPoN-
ID."-The Committee on Banking and Cur
rency to-day agreed TO report favorably the
bill looking to the appointment OF a com
miss ion TO sit during the recess aud inquire
questions.
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the CUSTER DISASTER.
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OUR INDIAN WAR.

Sitting Bull Not Killed.
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II IL % USE rE!

DO NOT LET
THIS CHANCE SIIPI
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THE EASTERN WAR.
The Battle of Urbiza.

Disastrous Defeat OF the Turks.
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GLovER's REPORT ON NAVAL AFFAIRS.
Glover, OF the Real Estate Pool Committee,
presented bis report in the Robson case to
the House to-day. 1t recommends turning
the evidenc &c against Secretary Robson over
to the Judiciary Comm to ascertain IL
there is anything Improbable In it. Hale
made the point of order that the committee
had no authority to inquire into the AFFAIRS
OF the Navy department.. The speaker over
ruled the point OF order, and the majority
and minority reports were sent to the Judi
ciary Committee.
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The DISTRICT INVESTIGATION REPORT.
The House this afternoon adopted the reso-
luton recommended by the Committee on
the District OF Columbia, transmitting the
evidence taken In the investigation Of Dis
action as he may deem proper. The resolu-
ton. however, was amended so as to make
IL joint resolution, one House without
consent of the other not having the author
ity to direct the action Of q Cabinet officer.
II was further amended SO as to In clude the
transmission OF both the minority and ma
jority reports.
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Arms Captured by the indians.
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Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway Com anies
interest payable in lawful money-Principsl out,
lnding S64 23 0O interest accrued ana not vet
paid, S313 Az -, interest paid by the United
States, asz o0 us O. interest repaid By transporta-
ton Of Nails etc, $500 Da 81 balance Of interest
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PARIS, August Tine DIX Neuvienu
Seicle, the organ OF the LEFT center, says IL /
able TO state that European congress ha
been decided upon. and that IL will shortly
meet at Brussels.
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er's table House bill to place Lieut.. E. g..
Meyer on the active list OF the army, with
and the bill passed.
Mr.: Baker IN. W presented the report OF
the COMMITTEES on Expenditures In the Navy
and referred back to the committee.
MR. HEWITT IXPLAINS.
Mr.. Hewitt IN. W rose TO . question OF
privilege, and read Q telegram ffom Syphers,
McManus 4 Co., OF New York, calling at
tentlon to injustice done both themselves
remarks on the door of the House yesterday.
Mr. Dewitt said he was glad TO say that the
dispatch exoneratod both the frm and Sec.
Rotary Robson OF the charges he made.
The regular order being demanded, the
House proceeded . ne conaiderstion Of the
Committee on Mines and Mining, to utilize
the product Of gold and silver mines.
Mr.. Bland demanded the previous ouea.
ton, whereupon the opponents OF the bill
proceeded TO nlibuster by motions to ad-
Jourp, upon which they demanded the yeas
SECRETARY RoBEsoy.
AFTER three votes had been taken
Nj. Glover (Mo.) rose TO question Of
privilege, and presented the report nom the
Committee ON the Real Estate Pool In rele.
ton 70 the connectton Of Secretary Robeson
The majority report refers the whale sub.
Ject 70 the COMMITTEES on the Judiciary.
NJ. Pratt (Iowa) presented . minority re-.
port, entirely exonersting the Secretary.
Nj: Hale (na) made Q point Of order thot
ne Vommitsee On the Real Estate Pool bad
no authority to inquire iuto Secretary Robo.
eool acle, and further, that the Committse
On NAVAL Anaix1 bad ALREADY reported on
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THE FOLLOWING ORDER was issued at
the Interior department yesterday:
Congress having failed to provide for the
expenses OF the Interior department beyond
this day, no obligations will be assumed on
the part OF the Secretary or ether officers
connected with the service. Employees who
wish TO continue in service are at liberty to
DO so at The risk OF further remuneration by
the government.
CHAS. T. GORHAM. Acting SecretarvD
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GLANDS SILVER BILL.-Mr. Bland, OF
Missouri, called up his silver bill In the
House to-day Immediately after the reading
OF the journal. A great many members W emit
over 10 The Senate to await the verdict In
The Belknap impeachment case, and the
hard money men took advantage OF their ao-
sence and at once commerce d on flabuster-
Ing motions TO adjourn uutil the morning
hour expired. The impression is that by a
direct vote the bill can be passed by good
majority.
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THE LETTER OF RESIGNATION OF Solicitor
Wilson, directed to the President, June goth,
reads as follows: "For the reasons explained
to you at our interview this morning have
the honor to tender my resi- guation, as Solicit
tor of the Treasury, to take effect on the 1st
day OF July next. Permit me to ex press my
gratitude for the opportunities for public
usefulness which you have been kind emo Agh
TO give me, and To renew the assurance of
my high personal regard.o
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign j. NJ. Robinson
ordered TO duty on the Asiatic squadron; per
steamer of September LIST from San Fran
cisco; Lieut.. B. l.. Edes detached from the
photographic office, and pls ced on waiting
orders; Lieut.. Chas. A. Bradbury from duty
In the coast survey, and ordered TO the Dis
patch, 5th Of August; Passed Assistant Sur
geOn NJ. l.. Ruth from the Minnesota, and
placed on waiting orders.
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BEST CHANCE EYER OFFERED.