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IMPURE BLooD.-In morbid conditions Of the
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pimples. In this condition OF the blood try the
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THE Chicago Times saws Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure il highly indorsed by
minister's, Judges, physicians, surgeons, by
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A CALIFORNIA man has n farm of 60,
900 acres. lit is fortunate for him that
he hasn't them in his jaw.-Philadet-
DHiQ Chronicle Herald
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THEODORE Triton is back from Europe. HIS
new lecture is entitled The Worlds To-Mor-
row." He is under the management of Mr..
Charles Mumford, late of Cooper Institute, now
Of Red Bank. n. j.
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WHAT business college shall l attend2 II. b.
Bryant's great school of commerce, Chicago, Is
where the facilities are furnished, and where
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he Is gaining strength, and with his Won
derlul cbeerfulness snd buoyancy OF spirits
impresses MS with the promise OF rapid i'm.
provement In health aud the hope OF re.
covery from that worst disease on earth, as
he terms II, paralysis. We have OF our
number General Hurt, OF Halifax, Va;
gentleman from another Halifax. N. s. {;
Mr.. Kelley, Of Boston; Mr.. Decker, OF
scranton, Pa: Mr.. Quinn, OF Danville;
Mr.. Krous, OF New York, with wife,
daughters, and lady friends; and sundry
others.
There Is nothing so wonderful as the hot
water OF these springs, and they are more
than hot. They are medicated, and exert
on the human frame q curious influence for
health. One gentleman says, 81 have gain
ed half pound day for two weeks" and
others even more, and so on. Well, | will
not undertake to describe them, for it
would make this note too long. The senior
OF the Dispatch took bath yesterday, and
came out, as he thinks, much benefited,
and, as we may add, like young sea lion,
though he insists there is no such animal in
this world.
There is but one thing that we may com.
plain OF here. and that Is that the move
ments are tardy enough; the intervals be-
tween ordering meals and getting them are
like comet visits. Besides, the tendency OF
the visitors to indulgence more or less
serves 10 transmit their habits TO Others,
and thus dispense the influence OF ind0lent
tastes, for which they may fairly enough be
made 10 suffer OF the palate. Then again
the keeper OF these springs is uDquestiona-
bly, Tardy, though he deserves the credit for
being fast enough in buying the priceless
old Hot Springs. [.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


NEWS; ADJOURNMENT
FIXED FOR THE 10TH iSsTANT-wAsH-
1NGToN MATTERs-FIvE DuELs IN ONE
MONTH IN A SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY
COOK CoUNTY ULLIHolsj DELEGATES IN
sTRUcTED TO VOTE FOR sEYMoUR-THE
INDIANA DEMOCRACY INsTRUCTs IT'S
DELEGATES IN FAVOR OF HENDRICKS
NATIONAL 6REENBAC K-LABoR CoNvEN-
TON At CuTCAGo-THE MARYLAND DE-
MocRACY FAVOR BAYARD-A NEW Or
LEANS Elk BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED
THE GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION
TO CINCINNATI ALMOST SOLID FOR
FIELD-THE DUEL EPIDEMIC; HOSTILE
MEETING BETWEEN FRENCH EDITORS
GREAT DISTRESS STILL PREVAILING IN
1RELAND-E ENFORCING THE DEGREES
AGAINST THE JEsUITs IN FRANCE, &C.
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cansrscs: Fla. F1Id g.. /: P;per.7s
Drugs, Dyestufrs. Oils. he.
Concentrated Iy.' Ss.2s@ss y ease Of -four
Coppsras: 2xc.
Cochtasat: zoe. p n.
Extract NJ Logwood: lie.
Indigo: tI@slIO.
otis: Linse sd. ssc. mschine sIan.7s spcrn
t1.35: whale. Use: straits. 50e6 0- labrsror.
s Sss. G ss.s sss castor asss sias gallon Virginia
iuhricating, 5VI5uc. ssfonehe, w. Lash /" isi-
ion.
Roots: Ginseng, eoc.: seneca, without top, sse
soda: SAL. 1s@2c.. in kegs; frrsii,t soda. &c.
Spirits TtIrDentfns: ACC.
FOREIGN Fruits aud Candy.
GGa amss;; is ses.ins. ssS.sso ros.
Oranges Boxes. s6@s6.50 2 box.
Groceries. arc.
Bceon. Shoulders. 5Hc.: clear ria-.iaes. 7gc
risted 7i4c.: virginia shoulders. 04OAe' W.
si, sogrodpd aG7e s, x5Era n@ lo.@ilc
nlair hairs. 100lo'ic. stock light. CanVased hams'
: l s%etets. Painted Two he6ps, sl.5oatI.7'
three hoops si.75@t2.
Breems: Two strings. sl.2s: 'aret t.r.ns
i;ogSsz ~; l9aS 1f%I1H fair rss
l4c.: good 70 urlne. i5@l69.; L1suaJrA- 1896
lGIlc.; Java. 2SG25c. -,o.
ls SSr IsSc. sa RasSx ssas; i4c
Csesss Prime cutting. l4lal5c.; nortberf
AID western prime cutting. l3elsEc: common
Rice: Carolina, 7A'd Sc; Rsngoon. &c
fish: Herrlngs-N. Caroline ~ en-, 1925
liza roe. IN hslf-barels. i3@S3ho. Mscksre.,
No. Bay. sle: No. 2. IN narreis, 40 NC. s
Tac5erssl' 1919 8Ste22 10; 7: n A's' '2'z'
LGd Pm PINE. 5srrs ana t aiS sHr half
barrels, 81, tubs, s&sic. for New York; s.a c.
4aosGssss. common syrul-:HoSsheads %
tlerces 23c. barrels, "a. genrlne goi.rn Fvtup
35G4oc. :. gallon: New Orleans. prime 30 q 60
sat: Liverpool. from sore, al5O b;euLs
alum IRON store, soc. = sack.
SugGr' Crashed l0H;: powdsrei, TO-: graE.
gl4tee. 9&G 100; A, es 94c.; g.. extra G,
exc yellow. 7h1 s4c., CIT ioaf, me-
SO~D: Common, D &C.; Dest waAnlnL 7sGst'
toilet. 15420c.; aud fs,cY prices: eouniiY' 4@5e'
Imperial, sl.10Gtl.69; gunpowoer, sl.46&l.n
for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. sc.
Hides; Wet ssited a &C.: 1ry sai;ec, l2@l5c.
dry aiut. IA % &c.: gen. sac.
heather: Rouzh leather 2s@ 33c. finished bar
ness leather 30@40c. finished No e.; 3oe 'e..
| finished kps, 4ON5Oc.; hsmOCA soles, 2Od27c.
| The market Is quiet but prices firm. stocks
being small, holders are not ~ Niou. 10 force sales
Rough and unfinished leather Of all kinds Is more
wanted than perhaps any other kind, and any
amount Of that kind will ind ready sale Within our
quot tions.
GroG. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron: American refined. Dld Don,iaiCr bar,
2 6-l0c. n N. for standard size; English sEo
Ametlc she. ~ ca swtcSS, uatnhetea, tsG
| 5ke.: hoop. 81 5Hc.
| Nails Old DOMINION, 10 per kcg for standard
| sizes.
| Piough- Ca5tinys; wholess'e. 3Hc.; roiai IA
p n.
Rope: MAMMA. best, IfGl5c.; juie, sH 99c.
LIQUORS, Wines, Re.
| Ale: Scotch, best brands, pinis s2M92.2s 3
| dozen, gold.
| Br0ndfes. Domestic. fl.25Ns2: frri., fl.1C2
| &l.I0: apple. new. ~l75NtX; Ole, sZ.Z5Ns
| Virginia peach. ~ $50.
| Rue WhtSksUs: Medium, s1.50@t.: Iu9e Old. =.
| GS4; Virginia mountain, new, tLlsfA.5O, sic
! sZ.50G $50 and upwards.
| Gin: Domestic. 1880 ~: Imported. ~ 4 case
| Ne,1 Eag}0Hd Bum: $1,000 $3.50.
| Rsctifsd VhiSkeVS: Market uale,.
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les o, clement c. Clay, Of Alabama, wa.

ties OF Clement y. V''s, Va A'", was
passed.
Mr.. Jones. Of FIorida, from the Commit
tee on Public Lands. reported iavorably
House Joint resolution Tor ine eiection OF
monument TO mark the birthplace OF George
Washington. aud appropriating $4,000
therefor. lie asked. It's immediate con-
sideratiou.
Mr.. ingalls, objected, and 1t was placed
on the calendar.
The senate then resumed the considers.
ton OF the sundry civil appropriation BILL.
Without finishing its consideration the SEN
ate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The Speaker called the committees for
reports.
Mr.. Cox, from the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported bill amending the act
relative to the awards OF the Mexican Com.
mission.
Mr.. Atkins submitted the conference re-
port on the legislative, executive, and Judi
cial appropriation bill.
On motion OF Mr.. Hawley, the House
agreed to yield to the views OF the Senate
with regard to the salaries OF Senate
employees, aud the bill was sent back.
Mr.. Reagan submitted the conference re-
port on the river and harbOr appropriation
bill. As agreed to by the conference CON-
mittee the bill appropriates SS,929,50O.
about 100000 more than the bill originally
passed by the House.
The conference report was agreed to.
Mr.. Tucker, Of Virginia, moved that the
House 60 into Committee OF the Whole for
the consideration OF the tariff bills.
Mr.. Kelley, as a question Of privilege,
II. ~, If, ..
adjournment resolution as amended by the
Senate. Agreed TO.
Mr.. Kelley moved that the House concur
in the Senate amendment fixing June 18th
as the day OF final adjournment. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
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TIE WHEAT WAITING FOR TIE EEAPERs-ihE
TOBACCO CROP--TRIAL OF TIE REYNOLDS
NEGRORs-AssgssOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AL.
GCorrespondelc e Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE o, 1880.
Along the line between Petersburg ana
Danyille it was noted that the wheat seemed
waiting for the reapers: that the c0rn-neIds
were clean Of grass, and that the corn,
though rather small for the season, was
starting of well. ! saw but few fields OF
oats along the road, and learned that that
crop was Indifferent. II was said that tbe
wheat was Indifferent, TOO. A Danyilie
man could but inquire concerning tue
prospects for a crop Of tobacco, and the In
formation he gained was that hardly an
average crop would be planted. The
BUYERS in town, however, will not believe
that the prospects for a crop are so bad, ana
the common remark Is, "Wait till the mid
die Of July before you say anything posi-
tive as to the tobacco crop"
The trial OF the Reynolds negroes has
been removed by Judge Green from Pat
rick Courthouse TO Danyille, and the time
appointed is the DIST instant.
During the session OF the Corporation
Court for this month Captain Abner Ander-
son. OF the Register, was appointed assessor
OF The real estate in Danylle, and bond was
given by him 10 the amount OF $4,000, Cap
tain W. +. Clark being bis surety. AT this
term also Mr.. W. b. Watson qualihed as
commissioner Of revenue. ana gave bona
for $4,000, with j. ID. Blair rs surety. and
Captain j. G. Luck, OF the Post, quailheo
a. commissioner IN chancery ana cohlihis'
sioner OF accounts for this court.
Mr.. W. Il. Huichings, who once won
some honor At Richmond College, ana mao
recently taken out license TO practice law
here. left Yesterday for the POughkeepsie
school, and proposes, after taking the course
there, TO spend two years at Yale CoieSe'
note that vonr correspondent gives the
name OF Rev. joel Hubbard, OF tins county,
AZ Rev. Joel Herbert. The names are.
suppose, etymologcaly the same When
Dir. Hubbard's name was given as that OF
one who, from length and efficiency OF ser
vice. would have been Justly entitled 10 the
Office OF honorary Yice-president OF the
General Association, bad there been any
such Office, IL was not announced very dis
finctly, and there was then just that buzz
that is heard when an election is going on.
Mr.. Hubbard is now past ninety years old,
and is suffering from cancer. lie was at
the General Association in 1877. and there
made some Of his best speeches. In that
yeaT be attended the Roanoke Association,
with which be had been laboring for scores
Of Years, and then he took formal leave OF
his brethreD.
Ats meeting OF the Tobacco Association
on YESTERDAY resolutions were adopted with
respect 10 fbe deaths (Which occurred re.
centlyl OF two bighly-esteemed and valued
members. II. Bernard and w. w. Keen
Jr ALPHA.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
~, APKET

CONDITION or THE MARKET.
JUNE 6. 1850.
n,ring the month of Nav Tor since the rain) there
has been decided improvement In the general lone
of the market, and We take pleasure III noting
be nresent Indications are that for the remainder
OF the season the receipts and inspections VIII ne
full AMI II desirable and In good order, prices Will
rn e :, III with an upward tendency. FOR the past
three. months lowing 10 most un1ayorable weather
fO- handling the CROP our market has abortd under
The nost s. rious disadvantage having nothing but
odd. and ends with which 10 operate. The receipts
from March 1t 10 May 2Oh were not only excess
svely small, but were almost exclusively OF toOdccos
in bad ORDER which, with an unprecedented scarcity
Of stock, had for the time most depressing lnnu-
euce upon the trade; therefore II would be most
a s type q he market or
basis OF future calculation In demonstration OF tins
It is most notable that whenever a desirable sample
or lot of samples are presented they are eagerly
sought and meet with ready sale al good prices Du-
ring the latter part OF the month there was de-
cidcd Improvement ia all classes. especially IN
bright wrappers and filters Fine bright wrappers
are very scarce and III demand. We have never
known this market SO entirely destitute or good
ark iobaccos as IL is al present. We don't know Of
single fine package of this class TO be mad. IL l.
now generally conceded that there VIII be an average
crop Of bright and about three fourtls OF crop o
dark tObdcc0S piantci'
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Luqs.-Common. s3@s3.5O; medium, s4@
$3.50: good, S4.50Gs5.
lLeGf-Common, $50 $3.50; medium, s6Gi7,;
good nominal; me, uOlullM tNtId Dut' Nolhiutt
HJpmnIng.-Common, 1904: medium, s60
s6.5O: good, S7Gss.50; fine, S9Gsl0.
DARK oDs-MANUFAcTuRING.
Lug Fuiers.-7Common;, s3.5o@s4 medium
s4.50Gt5: good, f5.50Ms6. A..
s6@s6.5O; good, s7css; hne's9G!4o; extra fine
sun.cured, S10@S1S.
90 5OM 10: good, S9.5O6fl0; fine, Sl0@Sll {:
extra .l2613; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT COMMUNICATING.
Smokers.-Common, SSd$l0; medium, slO@
sl2: good, s12@$16; line, sl6@SZ0. 1900
Ffilers-tommOn, s6@es; medluln, Sf9fS
good, fl9@$l2; fine, nominal. 49,
Wrdpp eTs-C Common, *l0@ SIS; medium. ~ 50g
$40: good S20Gt30; fine, slO@soO; fancy, soV
"a 65. - .,o1,.,,
Wrappers, Nahogang.-Common, sl2@Sl5
medium, SI566l20; good, s229f2o; nne, f3V@
$40; extra, f45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class of goods Is confined
principally to good old heavy-bodled Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
OId Tugs. s4@f5: Kentucky River Tugs, sl0@
az; Kentucky River Leaf, sl3Gs1S.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
" IDN oUA II y III
Country produce.

country rrouuccs
sttSr: Prime % choice yellow, lsG2Oci fair
'os Sga WI 63c bushel for country; 7oc for
ci Sy 1,l' frutt: Apples 5@6c; peaches peeled
s6tI2c.: uuneeled, f4Gc., caerrles, lZ'.c. . d. ;
blackOcrrss. cas-.
E EggGs Prime uve-qoose. 45a47c.: commnou
25a35c turkey tail, l5c. 2 H.. turkey wing 4oc'
tp3arsssf: sI.25@sI. 80 q bushei. 1900
BrJ: Virrnia timothy, Sl.lO; 3over, Go q vOc'
Oats: Baled. 95c@si: H., *.
Roots.-Ginscng, IL {, d.. Seneca free OF tops Az
~ttSSyj. Country. 7i!@s,.
Rue: 75@S5c. 2 nushei'
EamTc: Prime. zoe.
B~Isd Str0iO: 35d4Oc.
Wooi: Wished. 40d45c.: unwashed, 3O@ 32c.
BURY WOOL viii bring from s 10 DC. 2 10 les 'hAn
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
c>,asnt: Rose,dale, sl.50 . barrel; Jane
RysI Ayr SgFlcataTal. s@loc y busnel ROekAnd,
si.I5 dsI.25, according to a9snuty' 'oih'ef
PiGsfeT: LumD. "a rs; ground, IS; caicned
rl.ster Al 606Sl.75.
Tar: Large size, s3.2o@s3.oO'
Dry Goods.
prints. MerrimscS. 7c.: Merrimaek shirting'
s1c. Richmond. &c; south bridge; &C. fat an
DSannels, &C.. Aliens eae; sane m e51sr, Sar
| Wash,ngton 7Sr.: Malery Pink, Sc. Mallory FUR
Nc Sc: simpson Mourning, 7Ae; simpson Grey
gIsc.: simpson Black, 7se; Harmony oe'' A'n
'a9 Rro oT' ~ cations: Manchester A., &C.. Man
| chps,sr Z A. A., &C.: Manchester a. a. a.
epc Rockbridge r. r., &c; kocspIlogs A. ~
| GfTtc: flames River q. o., osc; LANES hinsi
TX sIe': James River IA II H.. 6'c.i Jane :,
PYfr Standard A ID. d. 7tc. 1rsn pecs ~
| DD' 10 a;TanlIeYille A T.. E, &C.; focanoh'"
| Tne 81 Conestoga D., 7c.: Conestoxs W. o..
Broto Sheetings: Peppereli lo'4' soe'' An"ro'
coggin l0.4, Soc. @. .a,.rc.. New Yorl
ui,,s' ioHc.: wsmsutta, l2fc.; Dayol, i2e'
Androscoerin. L. 9c frui, Of the e LSS, iS sc
n,,nebang. elc Hope A, l0c.; Eclipse s'4
W. security x. &c. Pepperel To- $40.
ivITTa11b1mr.-Piunket, 10c.; White MsnuIac'ur
Tiek .-Couestoga A. A.. lStc:' Conssso , u =
Ihnc. : Conesi0ga Z. r.. 1875; Cones'osa rle
81 no iIc.: Conestogs y. H., zoe. s,u.,
in, sns,ting 81 stripe /: Sheridan "A," De-; sheri
dan CO. 9hc. c.,,.,,,,,s Or. STARK, exc.
p!nars \. DC: Kockbrid1e IA. DC.
pp,aIms: Jewett City, lie Boston, ", ,oc
fDifom Piaids: Ottawa, loe'; iosuo' AV''
Old Virginia, DC.
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HOTS SPRINGS.

A PLEASANT GATHERISG-"ERsONAL- LIFE
or DELIGHT IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspaten'l
HoT SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA.
! would not be so selfish assto enjoy ibis
delightful place without wishing you were
here 10 psrtake Ct its blessings With US.
But there Is q way OF making our friepds
unhappy by relating pleasures that they
are constrained 10 deny themselves. 80
shall say but little about these pleasures out
Of consideration for what you are doomed
10 endure IN the midst OF noisy city.
lrhe gathering here Is as yet small, but
comprises q pleasant party Of ladies and
gentlemen. Awong them we have the senior
Of the Dispatch, Of whom you are doubt
jess destroys 70 bear. Weare happy to say
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Ceoreia CoIOred Troops Coming.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 9.-The Douglas IN
fantry, u colored company OF TINS Guy, lei.
this morning on IN excursion 10 hlcnmohu
and Washington, and Will pass IN review
before the President and Cabinet Inc
company comprises some OF the best coiored
cuiZens OF Augusta.
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DIR. TUTT'S PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite. Nausea, Bowels Costiye, Pain
i'm the Head with dull sensation In The back part
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Fullness After
Eating, with disincllnation TO exerion Of body or
mind; lrritability OF Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
of Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
duty Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night. Highly-ColOred Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED ST.
RIOUs DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. One dose effects such change of feeling as
TO astonish the sufferer.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June 8, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuFAT.-Red COZ bushels, OF which so bushel
were new FulZ
CoRN.-Jy hits, 200 bushels.
MRAL.-I2S bushels.
BLACK PEAs.-l0O bushels.
BLACK MIXED PRAs.-6O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
MKAL.-2S bushels prime at 65c.
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Racing AT Ascot Heath.

LONDON, June 9.-The race for the Royal
Hunt cup came off to day ut Ascot lleatn,
and was won by Strathern; Lord CiiVe
second. Terlius third. Lorlllard's Parole,
who started at seventeen TO one against
him, was never prominent in the race, ana
finished with the middle lot.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Eoen.-StOcks strong
Money on call, 364 per cent. Exchauge-Lons'
4s6k; short. 4s9a. State bonds dull. Govern
ments strong.
Erentng-Mouey, 3G4 per cent Exchange.
4s6A. Governments weak; new 5's. 1881; Al
per cents, 1094 per cents, lte@. States dulI.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 9-VirHnia 6's, deferred
G%: cOnsos. sos; second series, 22t; pastdue
coupons, 93H; new 10-40's, Al; 10-4O's, coupons,
gS. Bid To. day.
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srrcst of an Ex-Bank President.

NEW ORLEANS, June S.--Berry russell,
ex.presiGent Of the Bank OF Lafayette, was
arrested to-day on new information chaIg-
inc him with embezZlement in connection
with his administration as n bank officer.