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 Washington. Nsfeh lo. Isa ~~rrrtsry of tho Treasury vlli Ihis afternoon i~sue "a ~lll for ihe rrl.ursisn of >i"fssI.uHn tani- for thf~tu.it1ts.
 Washington. March B. Carl ~churg and ilnslb M. hey. ,t.lrf.lav. r'>V+rltr.y assumed Che duties af ihr fnfe. riar auI fo~i unice departments. buth iuil- mating to th- clerks and hsai- uf l,1gt.u. ftf| sHrt.r -r |.
 Washington. Narrh I7. >s-.r.iarN uf Che Navy Thompson ucriNrI his commission to-day. Among thc V!4itor. Co tho President, to-day, we're number of Republicans and Democrats from Virginia. The latter >Ay they are fayorab!N iurT44-s,i with the President and believe hs wlIl ,la what h right toward all sec;i0ns
 Cen. Bahcock. late Private Secretary of Gen. Grant, has taken charge of ihe Fifth Light-liou.- District. to which he wa. d sSiSned As Major Of Engineers Senator Blaine is earnestly iu favor of hav- ing new Slate elections held in Louisiana and south Carolina, by consent of all par 1 ties, and has so expressed himself to PT,S- 1 dent Hayes. This settlement. Blaine bc. ] licNuS can now bc had hv common consent of all political organizations, flee from Inc election of Presidential candidates, and " whichever party might prevail would bring pace and contCutmunt Co those States H.. thinks this policy would harmot.izc all Tho clements "f tho Republican party and s.- euro ai he Nlms tiinc the cooperation uf all { Democrats tn the south who desire a peace lul adjustment of the existing difficulty on honorable terms.
 For the first time in number of months. ! settle feeling peryades Washington. The prompt confirmation of all Cabinet np- noinimcutS has removed the last remaining ioubt of the thoroughness of settlemen Ill complications.
 New York. March l3. The contestants of NanderIilt's will have withdrawn their objections.
 Another rumor concerning General Grant nds currency here. Tho present report k D the effect that the eN.Pncsidcnt will be ;ndered the mission to England The dispatches predict Republican sue esSes in tho New Hampshire election to-day. , Tho Tribune's Washington special saws -nator Cameron has no unkindly feeling 'wards Hayes. When asked tonight for ie reasons which induced him to resign. ameron said, "I am 7S years old. and I c link havo been ill public life long enough,