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The PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR THE NEW SECOND
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREAsUEY-HE Is
RESPONSIBLE FOR FOUR HUNDRED CORDS OF
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
WASHINGTON, Sept 49, 1871
One Of the duties OF the Second Comptroller OF tho
Treasury, prescribed by tho act OF March 3, 1871
establishing that office. Is to ''supernrcnd tho pres
crvat!on OF the public accounts subject his rcvi-
son. which now comprise the cash accounts OF all
disDursng officers OF tho army and navy, the Indian
Department aud the Pension Once
10 appreciate the extent and Importance OF these
accounts 1t Is only necessary 10 state that they
sst Of about 400 cords Of abstracts vouchers
turns, aud tho only evidence in possession OF tho
government that tho oil So 0O0 900, 000 has beef
properly disbursed. Tho Secoud mptroller,
Judge William w. Upton, who succeeds Governor
Carpenter on October l, will, no doubt, make carly
inquiry into tho safety Of these public records
which the law places under his supervision, and Tor
the preservation OF which ho, superintendent,
be held responsible although tho papers are actually
in tho custody OF the Second, Third and Fourth
AuditOra
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor o. G. Gilman President Of tho Johns Hop
kins University; Dr. Z. L. Brown sequard, OF Paris
aud Professor Joseph Pancoast, OF Philadelphia are
at the ST. James. Congressman Frank His:ock ana
Senator Dennis Mccarthy, Of Syracuse, aro at tho
Giisey. General T. J. Gram. United States Army, Is
ut the Fifth Avenue. Professors j. H. Thaycr and
q. ~ Mead. OF Andover Theological Seminary, and
Henry A. Frink OF Hamilton College, are at the
Everett Mark skinner, OF Chicago, is at the ndsor
Judge Pacincus Ord, Of California, and ID. B. Penn
OF New Orleans, are ut the New York. Surgeon Daniel
McMurtre, United States Navy, is at the Sturtcvan
Professor II. b. Riddle Of Hartford is at tho Grand
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HEALTH OF JACKSONVILLE

JAcgsoxviLLE, Fla, Sept IS 1877.
In justice 10 Jacksonville the following statement Ia
made:
report was recently published that schooner had
arrived at Norfolk from this port with yellow lever
board II appears that over month ago, before tho
disease ut Fernandina was pronounced yellow lever
and before quarantine was established against that
place, two sailors landed from a vessel there which Is
supposed 10 have had yollow fever board and
shipped on the schooner Evaina, then lying three
mics below Jacksonville for Norfolk The disease de-
veopcd at sea- and ono OF tho sailors died There has
not bech case OF yellow foyer IN this city, and tho
Official reports OF the Board oil Health show that jack
sonville is unusually healthy. There has not been o
death here from any cause Tor nearly week.
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THE COAL MINERS STRIKE.

MEETING OF DELEGATES REPRESENTING THE
woRKMEN-coNTINUED DETERMINATIONS NOT
TO RESUME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EFFECT or
OPERATORS.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. IS, 1877
secret meeting Of delegates representing all tho
mines In tho Lackawanua and Wyoming valleys and
comprising large BODY OF workmen has been In
session here all day and during the evening disc ussing
grave condition of affairs in the coal regions. There
was full representation OF the mon formerly ON
ployod by Tho Pennsylvania Coal Company, tho Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Company and Tho
Delaware and Hudson Company, as wcil as those who
work for individual operators. Outsiders werc
rigdly excluded, and representatives OF the press
were held at u respectful distance.
ATTITUDE OF THE STRIKERS.
The delegates from tho different districts roport n
continued detcrm nation the pare VI the not 10
resume work until tho companies make some satsfac-
tory concession An experienced operator states that
tho companies will not c0nccdc Jot and ut present
there prospects that tho strike viii last iii md
winter Tho rccf stores that havo thus iur
supplied the wants of the destitute are falling
short OF provisions. and should the strike continue
any length OF tmc there viii be untold suffering How
10 avert such a sad consequence formed the theme for
u share OF to-dny's deliberations. The men In tne
SchuylkiIl region continue to contribute TO tho rocf
OF thor less fortunate brethren in luzcrnc, but
supplies and the mpoverishng effect oil The
strike IL paralyzing every branch OF business in the
community
sEARcnING INFORMATION.
There was many eager inquiry on tho streets TO-
night to what tho result VI to-day's mcotiDg was
but the miners kept their own counscls and nobody
seemed to know nything The men are prcpai lug Tor
immense demonstration to DC held shortly Ii was
generally hoped that the meeting would result in favor
OF res uming work. and there will be deep dsappont
mcnt among business mon and coal operators whom
they learn thorc is still such strong feeling favor
OF continuing The strike.
Your correspondent learns from good authority that
II the mon resume they Will obtain advance, but
the companies Will not treat with them principle as
loag hs the strike lasts The aware OF this
but do approve OF the spirit which manicsts and
n they positiveIy refuse TO work until they know
what rccompcnsc they are to receive.
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THE PATENT OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, Sept 90, 1877.
Tho Secretary of tho Interior and Mr.. $. I. G.
Morso superin tendent in charge Of the removal of
the debris OF the fire at the Patent Office have
bids Tor temporary roof Tor tho burned portion OF
the building undor consideration, but no award has
yet boon made. Meanwhile tarpauns are beng
stretched over the burned portion OF the building
protect the lower stories frSm rain Tho copying di-
vision OF the Patent Office will be removed 10 Wrights
building, as there Is room enough thorc Tor and tho
clerical force OF the Indian Bureau besides.
The committee investigating tho cause OF the fire
continued its scssons to day, ana examined
persons employed in the model room.
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communications are daily more dinlcult The
horses are decidedly losing nesh. AZ the season
advances the difficulties OF the campaign Increase
In geometric ratio.'
NO CHANGE IN THE GEsHOFFs' CASE
Therapia correspondent says the military
authorities Of Roumeia viii not send the Geshons to
Constantinope. because they are afraid their lives
would be spared. This apprehension Of the Roumeian
military authorities which is in accordance with the
opinion generally entertained here, establishes a
strong presumption that the GesholYs are innocent,
Tor the Turks are not just now disposed to show
mercy toward Bulgarians against whom there Is
even vague suspicion, and far less against men Of
mark, when charge OF conspiracy can be brought
home to them
AN INFoRMER's STORY.
According 10 one account bulgarian, when on
his way to execution. promised to make important
disclosures II pardoned. His pardon was accor-
dinghy promised, and he disclosed the spot
where the minutes OF the Bulgarian Revo.
lutionoy Committee had been buried. The
informer was then hanged. This tale may
he fabrication, but there is nothing improbable
IN it. 1t is, however, further asserted that in the
papers thus discovered was found evidence con-
Meeting the Geshofs with last years instruction.
The general opinion seems to be that 1t Is incredi-
BILE men in the position of the Geshors should COM
iuit IIicisciVcs III suCu iccDc uuu uIl-
promising enterprise as the last so-called insurrec-
ton. 40.
STORY OF AN EYEWITNESS.
At this moment for q Bulgarian to be accused Is
to be condemned. An English eyewitness who
has just returned from the disturbed districts,
informs us that the first thing usually done to
Bulgarian, after his arrest and suspicion, is to
beat him soundly. II he is tar from
the scene OF trial be liable to be compelled to walk
thither without food or drink Of water. In one
Instance out OF seventy prisoners thirteen died on
their way to trial. Alter such treatment
the prisoners are too exhausted and
scared to properly defend themselves. Trial
Is the nearest mOckery and virtually goes
little beyond the Identification OF the prisoner My
informant saw case Of one man disposed or Sen.
tence Of death was passed on him in just quarter
of an hour.
RUSSIA DICTATES TO sERvIA.
The Times Belgrade despatch says:-"Russia de-
mands that the Servian army shall enter the field
when a success at Plevna is obtained. 1t Is stated
that the Skuptschina will be convoked in October -
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DEADWOOD ROAD AGENTS.

CnEYENSg, Wy. T., Sept. %, 1871
Tho regular weekly treasure coach from Deadwood
stopped by two masked mon near Cheyenne River
Wednesday, night last Resistance was made and
Scott Davis. one Of the messengers, wounded In
the leg, disabling him The robbers then got possos-
sion Of arms Ia the COACH but were unable 10 force
the iron safe
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COSTA RIGA.
RETIREMENT OF THE pnEsrDxNr.

RETIREMENT OF THE pnEsrDENT
NEW ORLEANS Sept rs. 1877
Panama dates to the goth inst. have been received
Port Simon letters say DIR. Herrera has resigned the
Presidency OF Costa RIGA with the intention of re-
firing from public lie, and has been succeeded by
General Guardia, whose appointmont appo.rs 10 give
general satisfaction. He IS looked upon as O stanch
friend OF internal improvements.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
CHANGES AND ASSIGNMENTS.

CHANCES AND ASSIGNMENTS.
WASHINGTON, sept 20, 1877.
Assistant Pay master William y. McGowan has becu
ordered TO tho storcship Onward, at Callao, Peru.
Passed Assistant Engineer George W. hall has been
ordered to the Plymouth, ut New York, In place OF
Assistant Engineer Henry Hcrwg detached and placed
waiting orders Carpenter Joseph l.. Thatcher has
been ordered to duty at tho Washington Navy Yard,
In place or Carpenter Gould Northrup detached and
placed on waiting orders.
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A nUMoa THAT NO PROSECUTION is INTENDED.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept 49, 1877.
There are no now developments OF importance IN
tho Market Street Railway dcalcation case. AT a
meeting OF John X. Magic Co. Is creditors Mr. Nor
ton deposcd that upward Of S25, 900 paid to tho
company, but he could not remember that any larger
sum was paid
The ruinor that II is not intended to prosecute ex-
President Morton seems to be well founded.
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UTAH DIVORCES.
icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD. !

[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept %, 1877.
The Tribune this morning publishes list OF persons
who have obtained divorces through the Probate Court
OF Salt Lake county. Ii nearly every state
and Territory, MS we'll as Canada, and includes the
name OF Brick Pomcroy list oil agencies In Eastern
cities the names OF agents also published. IL
Is estimated that tho twonty probate courts Utah
have granted 5000 divorces within tho past thrco
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ANOTHER MISPLACED SWITCH.
WARREN, Mass.. Sept. 2s. 1s7,

WARREN, Mass, Sept. 70, 1871.
The New York Express tho Boston and Albany
Railroad due ut Boston at quarter to five yesterday
afterno on ran OF the main side track by tho
mispIacing OF a switch, and camo IN collision with
some freight The engineer applied the AIR brake
but tho distance was so short that the engine ran INTO
the cars throwing thcm of the track, dcmoi shed
three OF them. The engine was also badly smashed
except tho engineer and fireman. who slightly
brni acd
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PACKAGES TO GO FREE.

NRw York, sept. 2s, 1877.
To THE Eplron THE HknALp:--
The New York and Savar nah steamers and the Al
lantic ana Get Railroad OF Georgia will receive
tributons Ia the way OF supplies for the sick aud
needy OF Fcrnandna and forward the free OF
cost. Packages should be plainly marked rs. T. Rid
dell, Mayor, Fernandina, Fla"
GEORGE YONGE,
Agent New York and Savannah steamers, No 400
Broadway, New York
o. D. OWENS,
General agent Atlantic and Gull Railroad No. 3l5
Broadway, New York.
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BURNED TO. DEATH.

MONTREAL, Sept. 2S, 1877.
A fro occurred ut a farmhouse at ST. Grcgore, six
miles from ST. Johns, last night by which whole
French Canadian family OF eight children lost their
lives five being burned death and thrcc suHocatcd
The mother, who was the only adult In tho house. es-
capped The name OF the family Is Gowzec. The
fatnor Is IN California.
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THE OCTOPUS.

SAN Francisco. Sept. %, 1877.
Avc,oria despatch says Indian woman while
bathing seized by an octopus, or devil fish, and
drowned. The body was discovered by Indians next
day lying bottom Of the bay In the grasp OF the
octopus. They cut tho tcntaclcs and recovered tho
k...
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FOREST FIRES IN CANADA.

MONTREAL. Sept rs, 1877.
special from Pembroke, Quebec, says that bush
9kcs ut wiiberorcc raging and that considerable
property consisting Of barns grain aud fences, have
boon destroyed child belonging to q German family
was burned TO death.
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GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS.

6RANT AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRINCE
1MpHR1AL's MovEMENrs-corToN coNrER-
ENcE AT LIVERPOOL.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. 20, 1877
General Grant arrived at Stratiord-on-Avon yestcr
day and mot with brilliant reception His visit was
made tho occasion Of festival in which the whole
town took part. The houses were decorated with
flags, among which the American colors were con-
spcuoua The stcrs and Stripes were displayed from
The Town Hall and the Mayors residence. Tho Mayor
and members Of the corporation received the General
and Mrs Grant, who accompanied by General
Badeau at tho railway station, and escorted them to
Shakespcare's birthplace Thcnco the party pro-
cecded to tho Museum, tho church, Ammo hathaway's
cottage and other places OF interest.
PUBLIC LUNCH.
The distinguished visitors subsequently enter
tained at public lunch in the Town Hail. A toast 10
tho health OF General Grant was proposed and drunk
with cheers and hc presented with very cordial
address enclosed Ina nadc from the Of tho
mulberry tree planted by Shakespeare. Tho General.
scPyiAS W sno VaSt, ePoke ucorIIIy VI wci-
come given him. Ho declared It would have boen I'M
possible for him to leave England without visiting
birthplace and homo OF Shakespeare He pointed to
the numerous American Shakespcarian societies as
proof OF the honor paid the poet the United States
THE PRINCE IMPERIAL
The Etoite Beige announces that tho French Prince
Imperial has passed through Brussels for tho Chateau
dave, near Namur.
INTERNATIONAL COTTON CONFERENCE
The adjourned meeting Of tho International Cotton
Conference hold yesterday afternoon Liverpool.
II was attended, in addition 10 tho previous delegates,
BY delegates from various spinncrs' associations A
resolution 10 abolish tho and half per cent de-
duction from cotton invoices was debated, but no
action taken. Tho resolution relative to tho
Rertion OF the words ''cash before delivery In con-
tracts was also debated and denounced by the spin
insulting and uncaled for the subject was
passed over Without considering tho arrival bust
ncss the Conference adjourned sine die.
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A CHICAGO FAILURE.

CHICAGO, Sept %, 1877.
Charles L. woodman a prominent baker, has nlcd
avoantary petition in bankruptcy HIS liabilities are
about $1O0O 900 for which encountered real estate is
The principal security.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes In tho
temperature for tho past twenty -four hours, In CON-
parison with the corresponding date OF last yoar,
Indicated by the thermometer al Hudnups Pharmacy.
HERALD Building:-
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MORE AMERICAN ARMS FOR THE
TURKS

New HAVEN, Conn.,. Sept. 20, 1877.
The steamer j. Is. Walker, Captain Dunscomb has
arrived here to take cargo OF ammunition to Con-
stantinoplc for the Turks
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GENERAL sHERMANs MOVEMENTS.
SAX vnANcrsco- Sen, % I

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. %, 1877.
despatch from Victoria says General Sherman and
staff arrived there yesterday and were cordially re-
ccvod by the civil. military and naval ties
and left this morning for Puget sound on the revcn NC
cutter WulcotL
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HEAVY BUSINESS FAILURE.
MoNTnE.AL, Sept. %, 1s7

MONTREAL, Sept. 2S 1877.
The failure OF J. B. stevenson Co., gram and
mission merchants, Is announced Their liabilities
S3y0,Co0 na
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

ONE MORE DEATH AT FERNANpINA-MR AS
ToK's CONTRIBUTION.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept, %, 1871.
One death has occurred at Fernsndna since last
reports. aud six cases are reported Mr. William
B Astor has sent 5000 tor tho sufferers
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MURDERERS JAILED.


HALIFAX, n. s.. Sept. 2s 1871
Throo OF the Bcnoits prisoners, implicated in tho
RidcCut murder case, have been placed the Johus
n. H., jail.
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DECAPITATED.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sc

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 2s 1877.
A man, supposed 10 be Patrick Glynn deliberately
threw himself in front of switching engine at this
pace this morning, and his head severed from his
body.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

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FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s, 1877.

WASHINGTON Sept. %, 1877.
THE NEW YORK CoLLEcroRsHIP.
There is a rumor current hero night that Assist
ant Secretary Mccormick Is DO appointed Collector
OF Customs at New York when change is made. l.
Is, however, denied by the highest authority.
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ty go direct to tho manufactured ESPENSCnEiD 1I5
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AS A TONIC IT CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
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1870. 1871

average ychtcruty. ~
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. observation-disclosures. 81,
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MODERN ARMIES AND NODES OF WARFARE NJ
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