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TREASURY
WASHINGTON, ID. G.; Aug. I, 1915. I
Under the provisions of an act of Congress APP
proved April IL, 1876 to enable the Secretary of
the Treasury to pay tho judgments Of the Com
missioners of Alabama Claims
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received at the Treasury Department
until II o'clock noon, the twelfth tl2th) inst,
and opened Immediately thereafter, for the sale
of per cent. Coupon or Registered Bonds Of the
Funded Loan of 1881. authorized by the acts Of
July H. 1870 and January 20, 1871, bearing inter
est, payable quarterly, from August /, 1870 In
lots of not less than five hundred thousand dollars
f$500 0OO) to the total amount Of two million one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, q, Ice, 000)
These bonds will be sold for gold, and payment
therefor must be made within three days after
the acceptance by the Department of the bid.
Each bid must be accompanied by gold de-
post of two per cent. of the amount thereof,
and bid at less than par, in coin, will be consd
cred.
Payment may be made at the office of the As
sistant Treasurer of the United States, New
York, and the bonds will be delivered al the
Treasury, in Washington or, if preferred, at the
office of the Assistant Treasurer United states,
New York, at the expense of the purchaser.
The Department reserves the right to reject
proposals that are not deemed advantageous to
the Government.
Proposals should be marked SEALED Proposals
tor Loan" and addressed to the Secretary of the
Treasury, Washington, u. q.
auS-TuTb&F Secretary.
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Persons Leaving the city during the sum
rsr months, and sOishing to b Informed Of
matters trGnspiring at tho city Of Wash
inoton, can haze the DAILY NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN mailed to their address, free Of
postage, at the following rates, payable in
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-08-08

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
- STATES. No: 100, October Term, 1875.
Thomas Z. Williams ct nj. appP lants VS., Thomas
b. FlOre0ce ct al.
Mr.. W. A. Meloy, of counsel for the appellants,
suggested the death Of Thomas Il. Florence, one of
he appeees In this carse and moved the court for
IN order, under the 18th rule, to make the proper
representative parties. On consideration whereof
IL now here ordered by this court that unless the
proper representatives of the said Thomas D. Flor
encc. deceased aforesaid, shall voluntarily he
parties within the first ten days of the suing
term of this court the appellants shall be entitled
to open the record and hearing. have their cause
reversed IL II lie erroneous: PTOrided That COPY of
this order shall he printed In some newspaper
seat of government in which the laws of the United
States shall be printed by authority, for three
cessivc weeks. at least sixty days before the begin
ming of the term Of the Supreme Court ensuing
November 20, 1875.
True copy. Test:
ID. W. MIDDLETON,
auS-Tu3w CIerk Sunrcna Cnurf r =
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EDITORIAL. POSTSCRIPT.

Proctor Knott is dieting on the bitterness of
gall and wormwood, and his ''Doesn'thurry"
is getting better.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-08-08

The Washington monument is to be ass feet
high, which is just five feet higher than the
pyramid of Cheops in Egypt.
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PERSONAL.

\ EONEY TO LOAN, IN LARGE Oh
M small sums. low on cOllster.ls Notes Of short
~s ASBURY g. APPLEMAN,
No. Iss1 Penna.a ave, near I, Treasury Dept, City.
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ID SetIuS ueetei'
The Washington monument is to be fS5 feet
high, which is just five feet higher than the
pyramid of Cheops in Egypt.
Old Hot has come back once more to dis
solve the partnership relations existing between
the paper collar and the shirt-button.
1t is no novel sight to see Tom Carey tagged
to doomed ticket. Last year he bobbed from
the rear appendage of William Aliens coat,
and now he is quietly Tapping against Grand
father Peter Cooper's heels.
The Senate has reduced the river and harbo
bill from s5,s00,O00 to s5,0OO,0O0 and the
House will not concur in the reduction. This
is the best illustration OF Democratic economy
that has been presented to the people for some
time.
Yesterday when the committee again made
the report generating Proctor Knott he
scarcely knew which way to act. He extracted
Joy from bits of paper which he tore, and
twisted gratitude out of his gray mustache.
The bold mariners who brave the perils of
the deep and return about election time will
ship away from the Democratic Economist"
who have so seriously increased the hazards of
their calling by foolishly gripping the signal
service.
The SANDER and mud-throwing mill will not
be closed as soon as was expected. The gen.
eral impression seems to be that the session
will last two weeks longer. Two weeks more
Of Democratic clap-trap will only serve TO make
Republican victory more complete.
There is an innate treachery about type
metal, which is neatly shown in the following
attempted correction in the Cincinnati En-
quirer. In an article upon "Isabella's return
to Spain," when abiding to the battle of
Sadows, the types made us say 1868 instead of
1868. The typographical mistake was OBJ
vious, for every one knows that Sadowa was
fought in 1866.
Alabama has gone Democratic. Everybody
expected that When tine facts are fully
known it will be found that not one half of the
Republican voters balloted. The same system
of fraud, intimidation and force which is so
prevalent in Mississippi is also established in
Alabama. The negroes are DISTINGUISHED, and
the State goes Democratic only because the
law in that section of the Union is not su-
preme.
The true inwardness of Mississippi was laid
bare to the astonished gaze of the American
people yesterday. The majority report of the
Investigating Committee lifts the veil higher
than it was ever lifted before, and DISCLOSE
scenes which startle and appall those who are
used to the quiet and peace of law-abiding com
munities. The atrocities mentioned in the re-
port are the fountain head of that current on
which L. Q. C. Lamar fioated into the United
States Senate.
One by one the 'sintellect and responsibility"
of the Democratic party desert the ranks of
the Tildenites and boldly announce their
preference for the Republican ticket. The
last and most prominent deserter is the Hon.
Dewitt c. Littlejohn, one Of the most able and
estimsble members of the New York Democ-
racy. He denounces Tilden as an uEmitigated
sham, and says that it will be sin and re-
proach to elect him to the highest office to
which he aspires.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS,

1t will be TO the interest of purchasers of material
for building purposes to examine my stock. have
a superior lot of Florida Flooring, A. and 5-4 kiln
dried. Also, Virginia Pine Flooring. together with
a large assortment Of Mouldinss, Doors. &c, &C.,
which will sell at prices to suit purchasers.
DANIEL SMITH,
auS-tf Phoenix Mill. IoiO Ohio avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-08-08

1t is no novel sight to see Tom Carey tagged
to doomed ticket. Last year he bobbed from
the rear appendage of William Aliens coat,
and now he is quietly Tapping against Grand
+ ather Peter Cooper's heels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-08-08

Old Hot has come back once more to dis
solve the partnership relations existing between
the paper collar and the shirt-button.
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MINER NORMAL SCHOOL
FOB COLORED PERSONS.

This Institution, supper ted mainly by funds col;
lected by Miss Myrtlna Miner, will be reopened
ofSeptember next, at No. 1913 street northwest,
in this city.
Candidates for admission, OF either sex, must be
least sixteen years of age, of good moral charac-
Ter, and must pass a satisfactory examination in
Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Gram
mar and the History of the United States. Exami-
nations for admission TO take place at the School
house ON the day above named at q. IN.
TERMS:
Tuition free to persons intending to teach, and
residing in the District of Columbia.
Persons, non-residents of the District or not in
tending to teach tuition per annum, 5000.
All pupils will pay for incidental expenses 800
per annum.
For further information apply to any member Of
the School Board.
SCHOOL BoARD.-Rev. Cyrus II. Fay, Professor
John NJ LangstOn, Miss GeOrgianna A. Boutwell,,
Mrs. Ellen O'Connor, Washington, ID. q.
iyl2-WF Mm
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The Senate has reduced the river and harbo
bill from $5,sOO,OOO to 5000, 900, and the
House will not concur in the reduction. This
is the best illustration OF Democratic economy
that has been presented to the people for some
time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-08-08

Yesterday when the committee again made
the report generating Proctor Knott he
scarcely knew which way to act. He extracted
Joy from bits of paper which he tore, and
twisted gratitude out of his gray mustache.
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FOR SALE

TOR SALE-THREE HUNDRED ACRES
ofhAND, or any portion oft on the Point OF
Rocks Road located at or near Forrest Glen Sta
tion, Md, nine miles from Washington. Inquire
OF THOS. j. BROWN, Wheaton p. o., Md.
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BOARDING


COZ ID STREET NORTHW GOOD
DOL BOARD and ROOM, At s. and tS per
week Transient. 81 per day,
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ITH PENNSYLVAN1A.AYE NEAR
flO Sixth-street Depot.-First-elass board,
with room, from 6 TO 80 per week; transient, y. 50
per day. tel+-u
TNREMONT HOUSE, COR. OF SECOND
l. STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE.
SIS Table board per month; ss5 This favorite hotel
has recently been improved, newly furnished and
heated with steam. Metropolitan cars pass tha
house To and from the Capitol. No liquors sold.
de29-d y. p. HILL Proprietor
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

~~~~O~~OO~~~~OO N~~00|NN[NNON~N
I1OR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAT
Il beautifully finished RESIDENCE, 1894 -
street northwest, containing seventeen rooms e.
most eligibly located. and possessing all modern ~
improvements. Half cash. Apply to W. NOT
TISGHAM. corner of Third and L streets south
east to T. A. POSEH, Fort Foot MARYLAND.
ian2i-f
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coupon 10 119i<; do do 1867, registered, llsk
lls3s do do. do, coupon. 1915 l2iis; do. do,
1865, registered 1924 1904; do do, do. coupon.
l2sa< 1891; do. tcn-forties, registered, ll7.s
MY; do do coupon. 1lsi< lls5s; do. 1vcs 1881.
registered, ll7h 1173s; do DO, DO. coupon, ll'
llI%.
THE FoREIGS MAnggr.
The London advices report steady market for con-
soils which are quoted ~ "a, cx-dividend- United
States bonds are firm and a fraction higher for some
issues while Ere up to 12k. The Bank Of England
IN the rate OF discount, which remains at per cent
The bank gained f505 o00 sterling bullion during the
week ending yesterday, aud to-day f4s 900 bullion 10
addition went into the bank balance The proper
ton OF bank to liabilities which 81 y per
cent last week, 51ss per cent Al Paris rencs
are quoted at l04c size, and exchange on London
25t 23Lc Tho Bank OF France gained
Q, 406 0OOE, specie for the week. Tho following
arc London quotations at 4:30 NJ :-Consols for
money, "a ex dividend; do for account, %, ex div
dend; 1865 bonds. old, 1o44 l04ss; 1857 bonds,
loex; tent forty bonds, 1861 1861 new nves, lo6;
Eric, 12,s. rcn-forty bonds hrmer Consols weaker,
but not quotably lower
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet Central Paci1cs sold at
los, Albany and Susqrchanna seconds at 1917 and
Milwaukee and St Paul, Lacrosse division, ut l02x q
l03 The following the closing quotations tor
Pacific Railroad bonds.--Unlon Pacific hrsts, 104E q
l0ls<; Union Pacific land grants, 90 q 99k; Union
Pacific sinking funds so 500; Central Pacihcs, los
1851 The following arc the official quotations:-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Irregular, Unsettled and
lnactvs-Aiter a Sharp Rise Prices Lower.
GOLD STEADY AT ll2 5-s.
Money on Call and 8 1-2 Per Cent-Foreign
Exchange Quiet-Dulness on the Government
and Railway Bond Market-lnvest-
ment Shares Steady.

THURSDAY, June 10 r. NJ }
We believe there is no law upon the statute books
against selsaughter and consequently the great rail-
road corporations arc left commit suicide TO their
hearts content and this they doing most cfectu-
ally for 10 day further cutting down in passenger
rates is reported which, however satisfactory TO the
public generally will be far from pleasant 10 stock
holders Nevertheless, there Is marked resistance TO
q further depression prices In spite OF tho railroad
and the unfavorable reports AZ TO Mr. Vanderops
condition. which bears the opinion previously ex-
pressed in these columns that tho ebb tide in financial
matters had about reached low water mark. There Is
certainly not much to invite speculation upon the
hull sidc but there less invite upon the other,
and even fair stcadness In the matter OF prices,
would. under the circumstances. be a gain.
Lake Shore, Western Union and ST. Paul preferred
were the stocks chiefly conspicuous to-day for their
activity, and they equally notable for their pro-
ercss or road TO higher prices during the early
hours Of business Later on, when the usual midday
torpor settled the market, prccs driited of into
smaller figures and these prevailed to The end. or
course Pacific MAIL usual, was an exception 70 the
rule The steady pace upward which IL has been keep
Ing for a day or two back abandoned this morn
Ing for galop down hill. The ground was COW
cred pretty rapidly too for required but few min
utes to break the opening price OF 27X down to 26.
Alter this followed rally Of nearly one per cent,
doubtediy a very considerable lot OF tho stock
was purchased for the simple purpose OF busting
Gould and his kindred harpies out Of tho direction,
and this having been achieved there disposition to
market tho shares at the high price now rulings
price that has grown out OF anticipated contested
election rather than from any increase OF values
The moderate demand for money met with sup
plies az per cont. and stocks, for borrowing pur-
poses were TO be had from to per cent paid for
carrying II the loan market is fair means OF judy
ing would appear that the short interest has been
sensby reduced and that the long side Of the market
IL, for the time being, tho favorite one
SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
grcgated 112 900 shares:-Ncw York Central and Hud-
son, 700; Erie. 1900; Lake Shore, 10000; North
western, 500; Northwestern preferred, 700; Rock
island, 700; Pacific MAIL 1900; St Paul. 5000; St.
Paul preferred $4,000; Ohios, $500; Western Union,
el,loO; Wabash 100; Union Pacific. 500; Michigan
Central 3400 Now Jersey Central 300; Delaware Lack
awanna and Western, $780,
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows tho opening, highest and
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TOMPKINs SQUARE.

A mass meeting will be held In Tompkins square
this evening at eight O'Clock, TO protest against the
procedure OF the Park Commissioners In reference 70
the TompKns Square Park" In case there should be
rain the meeting viii be held In Concorda Hail. No. 20
avenue A. The meeting, the PARK Commissioners say.
Is for the purpose Of preventing worry proper
provemcnts in Tompkins square, and Comptroller
Green has nstgaed and pushed forward the prcpara-
tons Tor H. Mr. Autcnrci,h, the gentleman who will
preside night yesterday called tho Secretary Of
the Park Department and obtained permission to hold
the meeting. During the interview he told the Sccro-
tary that no had IN his pocket long document pre-
pared by the Comptroller censuring the department.
Tor It's action In regard 70 the square.
The authorities OF the Park Department say that
early IN last summer at tho urgent request OF the
property owners the neighborhood they considered
the matter aud 70 beaufy the square In their
estimate running expenses sent % the Legislature
the OF the proposed improvements was included
The Commissioners are thus Obliged 10 continue Inc
work funl their obligations TO the Lcgisins
ture. The work commenced last year, but owing
TO the opposition OF tho Comptroller, who refused -
pay the laborcrs wages aud used various other de-
vices II was delayed until tho present season. The
Com missioners propose 10 continue tue work en-
ergetoay until It's complexion IN spite Of oil opposi-
ton. Tho contract has Decn awarded and u IN M
Green's hands for hla anproval Of the surst'sa
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June J. 1870
1877 sssI 40 Exports ''''"''' 10 '''' '0' s''s'
Cotton steady, fair demand; omiddlny il5ss; low
bales: gross. s7s Exports 10 the Continent, ass4
coastwise, ela Sales. a,7ao Stock. 1857.
Cotton quiet; mIddling, lie; low middlng. s; good
osalsay @ ri s Stock lsei ig no. gross III
Ii css S Net receipts ~ bales safes s'0sA
CHARLESTON. June !, 1876.
Cotton firm demand; middliug ll,se; ils.e. low
M, su,. % l9,so good srssary Toe Net receipts
y,s.. ..ss.,s:s ysss IS -; 's
s % s IS S ss esn
@ Il Ss e sp Ss YORK 70 L.ss
sssas pss qS s
so ~, Buys..G ISps ia as1s
SSs: Do s. R.,ssS els os Ss
s:ss II
oats 1000 do barley 1000 DO rye iaoo do. Canal
WHAT f yiS, ssls .ss '
" mi No. nc m Y o on aI pv aas
terms. Oats neminaly sIc. Rye None he's, Barley in
Flour dull Wheat dall 80. white Wabash, 81 %; No
amber Michigan. 81 25i june 81 25s July. 81 rs; No.
>. do VI ,S No red winter 81 35 No. do Fl ~; No
red 81 o. rejected S9c Corn higher high
mixed &c. June and July. Soc low mixed. 4os dam.
ec,ed 2sc Receips5o 600 bushels wheat 49, o. do corn,
1900 do oats ShipmentsSU bbs flour. II 900 bushels
wheat. 1900 do. corn. y 100 do. oats.
CHICAGO. june !. 1876
Flour easier Wheat unsettled but generally lower; No.
Chicago spring. 81 O3 spot and June, 81 03H July; No
Chicago spring e2'c rejected sse Corn unsettled but
July rejected sslc Oats steady with lair demand; No.
2s14c spot 2ss4c July; rejected 23tsc Rye easier. at
8Sc. 8Sisc. Barley-Cash lower Doe cash aud June.
ro5k unsettled but gensrsly higher: SIG q spot,
tember Lard fairly active and shade
higher Sill spot. $l o7ha Sill 10 july Sil 20 August,
VII b September Bulk steady, with fair demand
Whissey q 90 Kecsips.-tlonr, 10000 bbs wheat,
1900 do; barley. 290o0 shipments-Flour. 5000 bbls
wheat lsl 900 bu.hels 2s4 az oats soo) dc
barley sou do At tho afternoon cali OF the Baard-
Wheat higher 81 osa June 81 oi's July Corn higher;
lower; SIS 371a July, $1s 80 August Lara Sc lower.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT LowKR--ruTuREs
LowER-FLoUH QUIET BUT STEADY
WHEAT DULL AND LowER---coRN FIRMER--
OATS sTEADy--wEsKEY FIRMER--PoRK
YIRMER--LAnD QuIET-PETRoLEuM QUIET
SPIRITS TURpENTINE QUIEr-RosTN sTEADIER-
OILS sTEADY-HREIGHrs GENERALLY EASIER
corYEE QUIET-sUGAR STEADY.
Thursday, June 1-oP Pm
Commercial matters were much the same as they
have all through the week past-generally quiet
with slight fluctuations, and and then note
worthy exception. On 'Change the markets werc
generally quiet Flour was quiet but steady Wheat
was dull and Iowor Corn, active and nrmer. except
for graded, which was easier. Oats steady. whsksy
nrmer. Pork nrner Lard quiet rreights lower Tor
grain tonnage Market otherwise steady. Cotton
was lower Coffee quiet. Naval stores were quiet
Oils wore steady. Petroleum dull ami easy Sugar
Vas quiet
CoyvKx-Ths market for Rio and Santos was quiet
Mild coffee also quiet. During the past week the fol-
lowing sales made In lots for consumption within the
quoted range Singapore sos bags Msrscsbo
$50 d. Cossa Rica 100 do Jamaica. $50 do
Porto Rico. 200 DO ~. Domingo. 2e7 do savanilla
The shipped Europe by nrst hands The
stock OF mild coffee in nrst hands 10 follows
mats 128,5iU; Singapore grass mats se2; Ceylon
1896 bags: Maracabo ~ 40 do Lsgusyrs 5os3 do
Jamaica, 40 do St. Domingo. 24ss do Rca 53I4
Mexican. ss2 do Manila 800 do; ssvsniiis 1875 d.
Total 1913 bags and l28.5io Java and sgl mats
singapore. Rsmarks-ws have MsssrA Wright 4 Co.'S
telegram dated Rio. Msy 81, 1870 advising saies snce
gath 5.o)D bags Shipments 1000 do; stocx date
ii4ooo daily receipts 400 do Price sieoo
market quiet under from Europe; holders
hrm. Exchange, 2sssd. We s--ordinary cargoes
Ice. i5'4e,. lair do, i6,<e lie; good
do. Like. I73zc. prime do. IKE. . iSc
range for lots. I5c. fyc Santos lair good
lu,sc IKE. gold. ninety days: java government 6ags
Use. 2oc; ylon. lie isc Masscaito, ISjse lsc.
I.aguayrs i7c iuc Jamaica, 49, isiSc 81 Domingo
lJc. I5sc. Porto Rico, lee lYc. Costa Rica 7c
49, Hsssssaf Lee. alv1ke Mexican. Ito 1es Manila
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PACIFIC MAIL AFFAIRS.

Yesterday at O'Clock important adjourned
meeting OF tho Pacific Mail Board Of Directors waa
held at the Office of the Panama Railroad Company, No
I Nassau street. A consultation was held with Mr..
Trenor w. Park, President OF the Panama Railroad
which lasted until half past three The directors
wished 10 ascertain all about the business OF tho Pa
cllc Mail Steamship Company to have exact UNDER
standing with Mr.. Park relations with
the railroad, and to devise ways and to meet
the present and accrurg liabilities of the company.
Mr.. Park met the directors in cordial spirit and
assured EN- that far himself and associates
concerned the utmost should be done to promote
harmony between the interests lately so conflicting.
A long discussion was INDUCED in as to
tho condition Of tho company. This will doubt.
less form tho basis OF official report
TO be made An executive committee was formed
composed OF the following gentlemen Charles 9.
Francklyn, s. c. Thompson, C. II. Mount and Andrew
Boardman Committees were appointed, first, TO audit
the accounts; second TO audit and adjust old claims;
third to settle accounts between the Pacific Mail ana
Panama companies, and, fourth, provide ways and
TO settle oil the present liabilities OF the COM
pany.
and open an entirely new set, dating from June !,
Of the steamship company under the new Board. 40
entirely distinct from that OF tho former management
Provision IS said also made Tor meeting prefeuS
pressing liabilities and to recstabish its credit The
different committees agreed TO meet tomorrow Ut the
place. to enter upon their duties, and tho Board
adjourned to Saturday, at noon TO receive the
report OF the committees and to take such further
action as may be deemed necessary.
After the meeting Mr.. Park told HERALD reporter
that difference would be made in the running OF the
steamers Of the Panama Transit Company on account
or the and harmonious relations with Pacific Mails
the latter company would despatch three steamers
monthly until August, when one steamer per week
would be despatched. lie thought necessarily there
would be many changes in Pacific Mail service; the d
rectors were determined to cut down expenses 10 the
lowest point consistent with the proper management Of
the company. There many places having three
employees where only one was required. As to reIa
tions with the Pacific railroads no had no doubt har
monious arrangements would be consummaied; In fact
IL was advantage of the railroads to FIX Just ani
proper rates Good steamship men were now ia
troll of the line and II they could not make pay
business basis The public would soon know IL.