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The New York herald., 1877-09-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Colonel Robert G. Insersoll, Of Illinois; General
Joseph A. Potter United States Army, and exGover-
nor j. b. Page, OF Vermont, are at tho ST. Nicholas
Ex-senator Jarvis Lord OF Rochester Is at the Metro
potan. joaquin Nabuco OF tho Brazilian Legation at
Washington, Is at the Buckingham. Lieutenant Com
mandor Robley d. Evans and Paymastcr Thomas I.
Caswel, United States Navy, at tho Gsey. Post
master W. Knowlton OF Bridgeport, Conn, Is Mt the
Hoffman Lieutenant Colonel Peel, of England, Is al
tho Sturtovant william l.. Scott of Erie, Pa. is al
tho Fifth Avenue. Ex-Governor Henry d. Cooke, Of
the District OF Columbia, Is ut the st. James.
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ANOTHER MISSING MAN.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept 20, 1871
william Carpenter, keeper of II boarding house
Spring street, old and respected citizen has boon
missing since Wednesday afternoon Hc had been out
of health and met with some losses financially, but not
To embarrass him He Is about sixty years old and
officer Of the Methodist Church for many years.
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THE CYCLONE AT GALVESTON.

HoUsroN, Texas Sept. 90 1871
The following Is the estimated damage by the late
cyclone around Galveston The government works IN
Bolivar Channel, including a portion Of the feet,
$4,000; the Galveston. Houston and Henderson Rail.
road loss OF track and the bay bridge, $40. 00o tho
Gulf, Colorado and Santa W Railroad, loss OF track
and bridge, $50 000 cotton presses, SlS,500; uncom
pleted buildings IN the city, 81, 500; bath houses on
the beach, s3. 5OO twenty small schoonors capszed,
loss 1000; private buildings and property, $4,000
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SAN FRANCISCO CUSTOM HOUSE.
SAN FRAs

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept. 20, 1871
The Custom House investigator closed last night
Some evidence taken regarding the alleged snug
Cling OF largo OF opium on the steamer Colo.
RADIO, but the testimony OF other witnesses tended
to throw grave doubts tho authenticity OF the ale
cations. Al the conclusion OF the invcstip alton tho
Treasury Commission adjourned 10 the call oil the
President
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S7ANLEY'S WORK.
Commander Cameron's Congratula-
tions on the Result.
my HEARTY GOOD WISHES
UnStinted Praise for the Gallant
Journalist Explorer.
FRANCE ECHOES HIS SUCCESS
LaudatOry Comments by the Entire
American Press.
WHAT HIS DISCOVERIES MEAN.
by CABLE TO THE HERALD.

BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. 81, 1877.
Commander Cameron, the famous African
explorer, writes from Greenock, Scotland,
to the HERALD bureau in London
a letter on the subject of Stan
ley's successful expedition and his
safe arrival on the Atlantic coast, in
which he speaks in the highest terms Of
praise OF the commapder of the HERALD and
Daily Telegraph expedition.
HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS.
Among other complimentary illusions to
the great explorer the following passage oc-
curs:-"Congratulate Stanley for me most
warmly on his unprecedented success and
assure him of my hearty good wishes.
THE FRENCH PRESS ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF
THE EXPLORER.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS, Sept. 81, 1877.
The Journal des DfJats considers that the
problem which Cameron only partially
solved is now entirely settled by the energy
of Stanley, who has proved that the Congo
and Lualaba are identical.
srANLEY's COURAGE AND DARING.
La Presse praises Stanley's courage and
daring, aud has no doubt that the Congo
and the great river discovered by Living
stone are one and the same.
LlvINasToNE's LADoRs COMPLETED.
The Estatette expresses its satisfaction at
the fact that Stanley, the celebrated African
explorer, whom the munifcence Of the Lon
don Telegraph and the NEW York HERALD
enabled to continue the labors Of Living
stone, has crowned his efforts with dis
covcry 50 important as the identification OF
the Congo and the Lualaba.
THE IMPORTANCE OF sTANLEY's DISCOVERY.
The Libertf recalls the circumstances un-
der which Stanley was first sent in search
of Livingstone by the proprietor of the
HERALD and says:-"Our readers will CON-
prehend the importance Of discovery
which will now place commerce and civili-
zation in direct communication with the
interior Of Africa by means Of great
navigable river already known and used at
it's mouth for centuries"
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EVERYTHING LOVELY.

SARATOGA, MY, Sept 20, 1877.
Bank superintendent Lamb is satisfied with the new
surSes of trustees the Saratoga Savings Bank,
and injunction has been raised Tho bank Will
| aumc business nj once
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MAILS FOR HAVANA.
WAsnIyGroy, Sept

svr WAsuIyGroN. Sept 20. 1877.
Tho steamer Niagara. with the United States mails
for havana will sail from Now York the 22d inst
instead of tho 29h announced yesterday the date
OF her departure being again changed.
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YELLOW JACK IN PORTLAND.

PORTLAND, Mo-, Sept. 90, 49,.
Tho sailor on the schooner KIT Carson who died
had the yellow lever. The captain and the other
sailor are recovering. They have only maaral fover
The vessel VIII 10 detained ut Lower Quarantine until
all danger Is over.
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DESTRUCTIVE INUNDATION

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept 20, 1877.
Tho Warrior River has sixty eot and is still
rising rapidly Tho entire river country is submerged
and tho loss OF crops caamtous The Alabama Is rs-
ing slowly at this point The rain has beaten out an
immense quantity Of cotton 1t has been raining since
Tuesday,
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THE BIG SPRINGS STAGE ROB-
Berry.

OMAHA, Ncb., SepL 20. 1877.
There Is no further Of the express robbers OF
the money stolen $4,000 consigned to Wells,
Fargo & Co.. New York, and $40, 900 TO the New York
National Bank OF Commerce The money stolen from
the nnssengers aggregated nearly S2.OOO.
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VENEZUELA.

THE PORT OF MARAcAIBo TO DE OPENED FOE
COMMERCE..
ST. THOMAS, Sept. 8, 1871
The only item OF interest from venezuola is that
President AcAnara has gvon his pledge that the port
OF Maracabo Will opened between the 1st and 18th
OF September
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NEW lORk'S ASSESSMENT.

ALBANY, Sept 20, 1877
The state Board OF Equalization mot to-day, and
Mr. George II. Andrews, In an address. urged the
iusc. OF decreasing the assessment on tho city
and county OF New YORK by the State asscssos After
some discussion adjournment WAS taken TO Friday,
October 3, next
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STATES.
WASHINGTON, Sept 20, 1877.
The cyclone, which since Sunday has been SO
verey felt in the ulf States has slowly moved to tho
eastward and s now central In Southern
Georgia. Northeasterly winds, with rain pre-
vail along the South Atlantic coas, since
yesterday. The barometer has been steady rising at
the centre OF the depression, and, was suggested
last night, the storm has diminished very much IN
severity reaching the Carolina coast II is not an
tcpated that It's further progress TO the northeast
that specially high winds may be expected in tho Mid
die Atlantic and Now England States
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Africa and proved II to be neither less than
the River Congo All doubt this point at an end.
The question is settled. . Bear In mind, also,
that he employed not by some great society, but
by the NKw YORK HERALD aud the Lon ion Telegraph
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A CONSTANT DANGER ALWAYS THREATENS IN
done at tho
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
- Ann st

JOHN r. TERRY 4 CO., S66 BROADWAY, HAS
now entire and elegant stock OF HATS CAPS
FURs, &c Gents Dress Hats, So and So: best soft and
Wine stif Hats 81 and 81: Boys and Chiidren's hats in
great variety, $I and upward. Everything reduced.
Ladies' and Chiitren's Hats, Bonnos, hne Furs, &c. II
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From the Chicago IN. Tribune, Sept. 1871

From the Worcester (Mass.) Spy. Sept 19
Henry VI. Stanley has performed the most remark
able ieat yet recorded The annals OF travel in Arcu.
lie has followed the River Luaaba from Nyangwe,
where Lieutenant Cameron lett IT, TO the Of
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TIE WEATHER yrsTrpDAy

The following record will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours COM
parson with the corresponding date OF last year,
indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HUNYADI JANOS.
NEW APERIENT WATER

NEW APERIENT WATER
DIR. J. MARION SIMS, New York-"As laxative pre-.
fer 1t to every other mineral water"
DIR. JAMES R. WOOD, New York-"Cortan, but gentle
and painless; superior to any other bitter water"
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. New york-"Ths most
pleasant and efficient OF all purga'ive waters"
DR. ALFRED A. LOOMS, New York-"The most
prompt and efficient specially adapted Tor daily use
DIR. roapyck BARKER. Now Requires less, 10
less disssreeablc and unpleasant than any other"
DIR. LEWIS a. sAYRE, New York-"Irefsrrcd to amp
other laxative"
Specially recommended richness apcrcnt salts and
It's efficacy in bilious attacks prevention Of gout piles
Ac and as an onrry apercnt by Liebis virchow Scan
iession in England and Germany
A wncglassful q dose.
Every genuine bottle bears the "Thc Aponar,
the FRnDnses yRfa i!Sf az 81 q,psS S1$
Al and 43 Warren ST., New York.
FOR SALE BY DEALERS, GRoCERs AND DRUG
THE HERALD OFFERS FOR SALE
TWO SINGLE BULLOCK PERFEcTINa PRESSES
capable of printing 1900 eoDies per hear
ALSO ALL rhE EosGSa sGfNFoFhFE TEE1o SA0HISHHY BE-
Address J. Now 6 1ESSFTr, Hs,p If.rs,,a
VAN BUsKlRK's INvIGoRANT INsuREs GOOD
testion. active liver and
strong 30 cents. Depot IA Vescy 81.
Blue Grass Whiskcy,
Jessamine Whiskcy.
Y. y. VI. Whskcy.
These the best whSkeys made in the United Statso
from the choicest grains
Distilled by ALEXANDER YOUNG
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
III" THAI noRRID GIRLi
II not. ask at the bookstores tor her
she's than THAT Husband of Minen
lust OUT-NEw EDITION OF THE pIlILOSOPrY
81 marriage addressed to the deb ated
ierng rou diseases contracted In unguarded momenta
which cause much misery. Price - cents. Address
Secretary Museum OF Anatomy Ols broadway New York
MAY AGNES FLEMING'S NEW NOVEL
N SILENT AND TRUE.
By the author OF Guy Earlscourt's Wife,
q. W. CARLETON CO., Publishers. New York.
1,HE BARONESS OF NEW YORK
L Can tell
who tho Baroness OF New York" iss
frHh FAILURE OF ANY ORGAN TO PERFORM Ir5
duties Is csusa arising from blood disease haLs
posed ~ tho natural laws OF health and unless the original
OF the body resulting In long standing obscure chronic
disease terminating fatally after rendering lite miserable
Tor longer or shorter periods Many such resultant ds
eases are incurabie by tue usual treatment. but Dr:
HEATH long experience aud the Asahel Natural MnerM
Sprn Water succeed In restoring health and strength evcn
In incurabe Uce aud depot 2oo breAo@
way. New York. Treatise xratiA
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Average temperature yesterday. 62I
o4z
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From the indianapolis tlnd.) Journal, Sept 101
AS for Stanley himself no has shown the highest
qualities Of manhood aud may with better claim than
be ranked among the greatest explorers OF modern
times As result oi this pcr0us journey b., has
taiued OF Information which will 20 tar toward
elucdating the geography Of Central Africa and the
publication OF which will be awaited with universal in-
tnraa
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from the Boston journal, Sept "
Stanley would now TO have finished his African
explorations, and the result will be to place his name
high the roll Of the greatest discoveries Of modern
lArloa
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1T Is THE MANIFEST DESTINY OF GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAR supersede the oily which. until
introduction, quito extensively and alsa
be said srroncously, used tor cntaneous erruptions.
SINGLE HAT AT WHOLESALE PRICE (5PECI.
atty gentlemens silk at novelties in Hnc HArs
HKLMkTs DERBY and Sorr HATS 10 New Church St..
stairs.
CONSTANT DANGER ALWAYS THREATENS IN
attacks cholera mobus dysentery collie cholera
inantu dinrho &c For the prevention and OF these
disorders there no remedy equal to pAhKEks GINGER
TONIC II may life time enables enjoy
abes OF the without and
gives comfort after hearty meal Buy 81 from ycuf
druggist or sample bottle lJc and test Its merits
DYEING AND CIEANING-WHY DID YOU NOT
take your dveing and cleaning to tho NEW YORK DYE.
ING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Staten lslandi
Offices W Duane 752 Broadway aud 6lO 9th New
YORK; 1865 Pierrepont ST., Brooklyn
EXCISE TONIC.-BOLEN BYRNE'S NEW
Beverage for sale by druggists groccrs and hotels.
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
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A wincglassful q dose.

Every genuine bottle bears the name OF Tho Aponaril
Co 1imited Lond."
sole Age ents for the United States and Canadas
FREDERICK DE barry & CO..
and 13 Warren St New Yor
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Specially for richness In apericnt salts
It's efficacy In bilious attacks prevention OF gout piles
Ac and ordinary apercnt by Liebig Vrchow, Scan
zoni Sir Henry Thompson the entire medical pro
fesson Ia England and Germany.
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DIR. J. MARION SIMS, New York-"As laxative pres
fer 1t TO every other mineral water"
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD New York-"Certan, but gentle
and painless; superior to any other bitter water"
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FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, Aug. ll.-Gen. Martinez CampOs
has lett this city for the interior
PANAMA, Aug. BIT is expected that within
two months the wires Of Mexico and Guatemala will be
connected Mexico appears have given up the question
OF boundaries with Guatemala
WASHINGTON, Aug. PA dispatch has been
received from Mr. Fish, Secretary of Legation Berlin,
giving very satisfactory account OF the present work
ng of the Naturalization treaties between the United
States ana Germany.
LONDON, Aug. 11.-Sir John Bennett, who
was recently elected Alderman for the Ward Of Cheap
and rejected by the Court Of Aldermen Of the city of Lon
don as a person tit and proper support the dignity
and discharge The duties OF Alderman, has been re-
elected II stated that the Aldermen VIII again refuse
receive MN.
WASHINGTON, Aug. PA dispatch has been
received by the DepaItmen OF state from the American
Legation at Madrid transmitting official copies Of laws
concerning trade in the Philippine Archipelago, decree
nr bounty IN favor OF foreign goods brought IN Span
s bottoms md consolidating the diverse shipping dues
which have heretofore existed IN the Asiac coOuos OIL
Spain.
OTTAWA, Aug. 11.-W. L. Russell of the De-
partment Of the Interior accompanied Mr.. Hunter
to The sckeen and assisted that engineer In sur
yeyng the International boundary, has prepared an
elaborate map the survey and defined with great dis
tinctncss the true limits Of the International division
Th, line brings several miles OF Tie htcAcch RIVER mere
INC Bllsh ag and renders II possible to establish POST
an The stckecn, AT which British steamers from victoria
may discharge without having 10 through Inc uouDIe
soIne form oi calling at EOgt Wrangle.
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TFITCRAPUIC NOTES.

PAru. Me-. Aug. 12.-Messrs. Goss & Sawyer
launched yesterday whaling bark called tue James Allen,
of 3lS tons burthen
FpyEBtRG. Me-. Aug 12-The house and farm
ning and burned last night Loss, $4,000.
GALVESTON Tex, Aug. 12.-Marshall Purnell is
resting easily believed he stands fan chance 70
recover Gen BiittOn is under arrest
RoCKLAND, Me-, Aug. LITTLE bark John r. Stan
hope launched yesterday by snow, Pearson Co. she
is owned principally by the builders
HALIFAX, Aug 1.-THE reports from Newfound-
Land and Labrador concerning the fisheries favorable
There great Improvement IN the catch lately
LOCKpORT y. Y, Aug. l2.-EXtensye preparations
are making for the Fremens state Conception IN TINS cy
next Tuesday and Wednesday, There VIII DO twenty COM
panles more present
MONTREAL. Aug. 12.-Several members OF St
Patrc,s National Association have gone 10 NeW-lOrk To
welcome the Irish Canadian pilgrims on their return IRON
Rome
MONTREAL, Aug. 12.--In connection with the dis
cbsr az Bayue. i'm baltimore understood that the notes
taken from him attached while III possession VI detectives
by the Consolidated Bsnk.
PoUGuKEFpsIE Aug. 12-John Quigley, mem-
Der Of clipper Base BAH Club of Harlem. who had his
while playing game several weeks agV Al
Mappiugers Falls. died this Afternoon.
ALBANY n. v Aug. 12.-The Aibdny KnickTbOcker
one the spapers this city, started nearly forty
years ago by Hugh Hsng has been purchased by the
popretors Of The Idy Press the youngest daily In this ciy
and in be consolidated with the latter.
NEW BgUNswICK, n. j., Aug. l2.-Jonah Bough-
tom Philadelphia Temperance reyiyAust delivered al adj
dress to-day before large audience aud began the Muir
phy movement here large number OF signed the
pledge. BOughtOn VIII speak here night this
In Grear's Hall
CoLUMBUs, o., Aug. 12.-The Convention Of Iron
and steel workers. today elected the following officers for
lie ensuing ar President Secretary Joseph Bishop OF
Pittsburg Edward McGnns OF youngstown. o..
National association, W. IRWIN Ptttsburg
David A. Plant Colunb-- Alb,t l. Wells Wheeling W. Va
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NETWORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1877.

the disputes by assigning the horses personally to
the gentlemen who now claim 10 have done all the
fighting of the advance guard.
DIsTRUsT or FRIENDLY INDIANS.
There is no news from Gen. Milcs's expedition.
Word. however. comes that sixty lodges of Lieut..
Doanes Crow command have seeded and returned 20
their agency angercd at something or perhaps fear
ing to move upon the Sioux There are again ru-
mors Of disafccton among Of this tribe but a.
their new agent has arrived simultaneously win
their shamcfuly long-delayed annuites, content
ment may patch mp their wayering loyalty lhat
the state offeelng here may be understood, ana the
sleeping volcano" condition OF an Indian country
be appreciated. | mention the following: Ten
Doy." a famous Bannack chief and loyal Indian
fearing his inability TO restrain his young men from
attacking the whites, represented the matter 10 te
Governor, and asked his consent TO remove the tnDe
to the Yellowstone while the present troubles con
tnue. The Governor not only consented, but he
advised that course. Now. Notwithstanding len
boy and his band ar well known TO the Galiatih
and the Yellow Stone peaceable, and yearly pass
through the settlements the proposition has aroused
the fears Of the people, who declare the removal
shall not be made if It can be prevented. Mch VIII
rcvOvers in their pockets and guns i'll Their wagons
predicted trouble and bloodshed. If an Indian,
even Bannack, should appear no one would nave
time to investigate his character-the shot "ou'u
come first the investigation afterwards. And then
some white man would bite the dust, and perhaps
fight follow 10 the discredt Of the legend 9" the Ban
mack and The white man have ever shaken hahus'
So the mand is made that they shall not come OF
If they must that they join the Crows, OF place them
selves under the immediate and continual charge Oh
their agent at the Crow Agency.
Gen. Sherman having been communicated WIN by
adv hp
order for the return this post of the battalion OF
the II Cavalry now Tor ON the 10th) IN camp at
GleudIye Creek and OF bis instructions 10 1t to JON
Gen. Gibbouss force. This order is absolute, except
so far rs TWO proysos are concerned: the cavalry
are TO come if not mperatiycly needed by Gen.
Miles, or if not already again moving toward the
Little Missouri But by Che time they can get here
about September u, the trouble requiring them
will probably be past.
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LYNDocH. Ont, Aug. 1.-Two daughters Of Mrs.
smith, and - years respecut ely and daughter Of JO
seph nm age H. were dreamed IN BIG Greek, silver ILL.,
Friday evening.
MONTREAL, Aug. l2-IIarold Schr. who was ar
rested Whthe keeseNhle y T. bank ROBBERY
discharge yesterday morning the evidence beng nsuA
Gent 10 detain him.
RUTLAND, W., Aug. l2.-By the explosion of
Kerosene lamp Friday morning FOresdas brandon
nye building the Bush Austin paint works
able engue burned. The loss $4,000 partially ~
sured.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug ia colored man named
Thompson attempted 70 outrage little grl In Culpep.
County last sunday. Last Friday he
IAN condu ted TO the Confederate ceueoy men
aud hung.
CINcISNATI, Aug PA portable steam thresh-
machine on farm near lawrencoburg, H. exploded i.s
boiler Friday Killing II. Wells Mr. Bunion and a " Mr.
Alternately. and woundns four Others three dangerously
JAMESTOWN, n. Y, Aug. 12.-During the Sunday
school IN the 5wesh Lutheran church this after
lightning entered an open rear w1ndos and passed
the window instantly killing boy named Ander and
prostrating an old lady aud two giriS
BosTos, Aug. 1.-The damage caused to the en-.
ne three baggage o postal and Pullman car by the
Accident at ssabrook. n. H. last night about $1,000
There we're SO passen the tine OF NE
aecidenL and there Vas narVv from Of
hie the usn xas running ~ Tie rata VI Tory mss
hour.
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FRAUDS IN INDIAN CONTRACTS.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

MAsHINGTON, Aug. IL. 1877.
The Postoice Department gives notice that tho brig
Mary N williams will DE despatched from New-Y0rk on
the 18th inst. with United states malls Tor Venezuela
The Secretary OF the Interior In conference with
the President to-day with reference 70 the proposed Com
mission 10 wait upon sitting Bull To arrange for hs
uin the United states Tue names Vl tie members Of
the Commission will not be announced until Cen Crook
shall nave been heard from on the subject
Since July !, the Secretary OF the Navy has given
ploymcnt to 3,iO0 men at the Navy Yards through
Gus the country. Tie appropriation, Tor the several
Bureaus Of the Department, although smaller than
usual. have been Literally distributed rs Ia give eu-
poyment 10 as many possible 10 Is the object Of tho
Secretary relieve tine wants OF those deserving c-
ployInent TO the fun extent Of his power.
Acting secretary Mccormick yesterday issued circt
lar TO the officers and clerks OF tue Treasury Department
stating that the credit OF the Government requires B du-
tie- to be performed by honorable that the sccre-
tary will NOT be annoyed by creditors seeking their just
dues from clerks that II expected that all just debts
n be paid and that clerks refuse 10 pas just deOts,
they vii be charged with fraudulent practices aud recon-
mended for dismissal by the chiefs Of their respective
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GEN. MFLIKoFF RISES TO EXPLAIN.

The Russian commander in Armenia at
tributes his want Of success to his socitude oi 'o
wounded. warfare here" he said to correspondent
"s very different from what 1t Is ia Europe AMONG ou'
enemy we have. no doubt many who are thofousH'S
civilized But there are also Kurds and B"shb'@"uhs
and az general rule cannot tIust To the humanity
of foes. Now, this has crippled my actions very
materially. Had been at war with civilized people
would have written a letter 20 inform the authorizes
that had left so many hundred wounded IN such ana sn'h
village. and requested that their persons should De ~
spected But here would be madness % trust To he
that way. and so obliged to retreat Other"Ne'
assure YOU should have advanced and by TINS tlino
would have been before Ezerum In THIS way the iuhs
have eatadyantage which totally one-s'deu'
we the contrary, take great care 81 luihis
wounded prisoners as of our own men. FOR rAhhpo ~
Arabian found "A hospital with $40 iuIhs. ih'9
were totally destitute OF medical aupldhcc'i aui, ~
though my stores OF bandagts and medicines were h,u
for my usc gave orders mat every tulu1
siOud De divided partially between the Two hatloha
ties. so that that We are always nshuhS ~
disadvantage when We are equal III numbers ihc
correspondent DIES RIDES Cen LOfis as a nue. man oNCi
the middle height with weli-iOrmcd intellectual hca
very eyes, with the most renncd MANNERS anu
M asO