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opcERvING THE TRANSIT.
,,rp coMpARATIvELY GOOD.

,,, WEATHER C0MPARAIlNELi "ooD.
The ,oxs MADE IN NEw-YoRK-AN hNrhM-
essfs,,S e.r rs pHoroaRApHy-succEssfuL WORN AZ A.
,xoroS, sh PRINCETON. NEw-HAvEN AND
wAsnIs roryIs-oREENwIcn ASTRONOMERS DIS
leather was comparatively favorable
Inc for observing the transit OF venus
se's,s"'j; c;,y observations were made at Column
ln VI, c.,lece Leo by Professor Rees, the uul-
Sis ~ so If the City of New-York by Proies-
vers'TS TSostley and Bull, and the College
nn C;ty by Professor Compton ana Dr'
Of ", 70 Draper. DR.. Draper made an inter
'onh s,periment in photography. On the
ssiins ,rs Good results were obtained through
vh0's ,ss country, particularly at Washing
ea' p,;nceron. New-Ilaven. Cambridge Am
toO .nd philadelphia. At Princeton leo ana
hers Haven more than $50 photographs were
o. M Ns" ,he four contacts being observed at both
eAeD' Professor Hardness is well satisfied
rl',', r's ,hs observations taken at Washington:
sHa -" y" inferior of this State, in many parts OF
n.S. ID =. and at Greenwich the weather was
~
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an INVESTIGATION ORDERED.

GOSHEN, n. Y, Dec. 6.-Charges have been
made against the superntendents OF the Orange County
Poor House. regarding the improper and treatment
OF James Mann coored OF the inmates OF that In
stuon, who died there in June last The allegations
are serious their nature the Board OF Super Wis
ors now In session. have taken the matter in hand.
Supervisor John L. Grahm, of Blooming Grove Demo
cra offered resolutions citing the and asking
dppOin ment OF IA committee to investigate them
The resolutions adopted aud Messrs Graham and
Robbins. Democrats and Royce, Republican, were APP
pointed as the committee.
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THE TROY POLICE TROUBLES.

TROY, N Y, Dec Cit is reported that
Mayor Fitzgerald, representing the Reform Democrats
and the Republicans intends in Court the legality
Of Alderman Morsseys election. upon which hinges the
action of the Reform Common Council and the new
Police Board is also announced that friend OF Con-
troler Crssey, who allied to the Murphy Tor antFitz-
gerald Democrats to bring proceedings to restrain
Controller from paying bills aud thus force the city
The Murphy police are barricaded In their station
houses, while tho Reform police are patrong at night
and making their Headquarters at the detectives offices
In he Y Hall
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LOSSES AT SEVERAL PLACES.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 6.-The large granite
block at Third and sbley-ss. owned by Charles Lock
hart OF the standard Oil Company and occupied princi
paly by Nichols Dean. wholesale hardware dealers,
burned at to-day. The total loss on the build
ing and stock is about $4,000; nearly covered by
Insurance. The stock OF Merel, Sahlgaard IL Thwng,
wholesale druggists next door damaged 70 the ex-
tent of from 10000 TO $4,000; fully covered by
Insurance.
CHARLTON, Iowa, Dec.6.-Several buildings III
this place were burned yesterday. Loss $4,000;
partly insured.
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AFFAIRS IN FOREIGN LANDS.
THE ALEXANDRA THEATRE BURNED.


THE BUILDING TAKES FIRE AFTER THE PERfo'SA-
ANCE OF "THE MERRY WAR R"-NorHiN'
SAVED.
LONDON Dec. IA fire broke out in the Loyai
Ahambra Theatre here at 12:45 O'Clock tn's
morning after the conclusion of the performance i
the burlesque opera. The Merry War. "ithih
half an hour the dome of the theatre fell IN, ana
the building and neghboring house were soon com
pletely gutted. Nothing was saved from 'he
theatre. During the progress of the fire Leicester
Square, in which the theatre was situated was
crowded with people
The fire wasirst noticed in the room where re-
freshments were served. Shortly afterward tne
whole front Of the theatre was abaze The flames
spread with fearful rapidlty, and the entire struc
ture was soon destroyed. The district around lot
some distance was Illuminated and the spectacle
was one of appalling grandeur. The cause OF the
fire is unknown. Three hundred persons are
thrown out of employment by the burning OF the
theatre.
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TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Dec. 6.-COunterfelt SO notes
of the Bank Of Nova Scotia and the National Bank OF
Troy are in circulation here and Ill other parts OF
Canada
TORONTO Dec Cit is likely that the counsel for Hail.
the Newark forger will not proceed further with Ills
case as they look upon the fight as hopeless one.
OTTAWA Dec. 6-Captain scott, X. NJ, has oeen In
strncted Inv the Department OF Marine to hold In
qury at Halifax into the cause OF the wreck OF the
steamer Cedar Grove.
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RIVERS IN GERMANY AGAIN RISING.

BERLIN, Dec 6-The Rhine rose 81 centlmetres
from until 10 a. m to-day. The Mosel is again
rising rapidly The Neckar and the Main are also
rising but more gradually.
The King oil Bavaria has given 10000 marks to
assist the people made destitute by the floods. The
loss by the floods in the Rhenish districts VIII
amount to millions of marks. The damage 10 the
town of Dui burg alone amounts to million
marks. Sixty houses near Mayence were ruined
and swept away,
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THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN A FURNITURE FACToI

TLAmES IN A L fUhNllO OhE L ThNiOhi'
A fire of unknown origin broke out at a.
yesterday In William Langs furniture factory No IL
Pel-st. fve-story brick building The flames started
upper foor and despite the efforts OF the fremen
who we're summoned by three alarms nearly everything
in the building was destroyed Mr. Lang said Yesterday
that his stock worth about 000 and that 1t was
insured for s. 70O The uding owned by an estate'
unchanged about 81 900. Tools belonging 10 WORK
men, and worth 81 600, burned up. Many OF the
WOrkmen had their tools insured,
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FRENCH INTERESTS IN AFRICA.

LONDON, Dec. 6.-Ihe CentIaI NeWs ASsU-
citation announces that Lord Lyons British Ambassador
at Paris mas informed France that England will not
consent to her fOrcIng protectOrate on Madagascar
IhIs statement is sensational anu Is probably untrue
PARIS Dec cit is stated that VI. de Brazzas expedi-
ton in Africa Will include 300 negroes, who VIII embark
on tue gunboat Sagttare at Senegal
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DESTRUCTION IN BRooME-sTREET.

The fve-stOry iron front building at NO
ass Broome-st damaged 81 900 by fire last even
ing The flames broke out the second floor occupied
BY Joseph 10th Co., dealers in ribbons; damages,
mostly bv water $780, The fire extended the floors
above, all occupied by samuels soskey, clothers
causi lg loss of $1,000 the stock John Ii. Stean
Coz dealers In silk. the first floor. lost 1000.
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SHAWNEE COLLEGE BURNED.

BEDFORD. Ind, Dec 6.-Shawnee College,
ten miles south of this place. burned on Monday
night with its of Indian curostes, valued at
$4,000. The property uninsured.
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beat Carrie j. the best OF those beaten by Sue aud TOOK
second money, American Dan beat Shot for the rgh 70
try Carrie j. for third place Then Dan and carrie De
divided third money The Derby had twelve starters.
Pessie A. beat American Dan Kate b. beat NeIe BY;
Gath beat Rachel Pink b. beat Countess Nelly f,iue
Of Memphis beat Frank; Carrie j. beat Gus B0ndhu,
the imported crack. American Dams defeat was sur
prise.
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THE WESTERY IRON ASSOCIATION.

PITTsBURG, Dec. GA special meeting of
the Western Iron Association held this afternoon,
for the purpose OF considering the state OF the trade
There was large attendance OF Pitts
burg manufacturers, while the representa-
tion from the mills outside OF the
city was only fair The reports showed that while prices
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CHEMICAL WORKS DAMAGED.

The chemical works of Fucker g. Levett, at
Nos. $40, 542, 544 and $40 West sixteenthstr were
damaged to the extent of $4,000 by fire, which broke
out IN the enginerOom evening The damage to the
building 81 ,0OO For time there mucn danger OF
explosion OF chemicals but it prevented by the
prompt work OF the firemen.
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THE FITZ JOHN PORTER CASE.

GENERAL GRANTS RECENT COURSE WARMLY AP-
PROVED
BosToN, Dec. ga letter dated in this city,
November 27, and signed by Theodore Lyman, Samuel
NJ. Quincy, Charies Francis Adams jr, Henry p Rus
SELL Stephen NJ Webb, Francis A. Walker, II. L. Higgn-
son, Charles p. Horton, Samuel A. Green, J. Henry
Sleeper r. s. Milton and A. p Martini has been sent
General Grant It's follows: "The under
signed soldiers under your command desire TO
press their hearty aud grateful thanks for your
paper III vindica Of General Fitz John orter. They
ee that act whether vaOr of policy, which has
marked your great should bring you more honor
the moral and the spirit of frankness and
Justice exhibited in this defence of gallant Union
soldier condemned insufficient mistaken evil
dence"
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ELOPNG WITH HER BROTHER-IN-LAW

DowAGIAC, Mich, Dec. 3.-The young wife
of Robert Geutt. wealthy farmer, has eoped with her
husbands youngest brother Henry Gevitt OF Brooklyn
children.
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General Alfred H. Terry has written a letter

General Alfred H. Terry has written letter
General Grant expressing the qualification with which
he had read the article Fz John Porter III The North
American ReUietv, He says:
AS perhaps you NAV know, once, like yourself be-
heved Porter to be guilty. believed that he had com
a crime great tnat mere human law could pro-
viue lequate punishm. mt for it, But when It be-
my duty TO examine into the case carefully,
found that mad grossly erred. found that instead OF
being "A criminal he martyr so believing. it Is
OF veT great satsfac ion TO me that have borne
some small part Ia his yndlcation Looking back over
the years nat nave osed since entered the military
service find nothing that gives me much pleasure
the hat have had part In that yndcation
and think OF nothing in future which would
be grateful to to be able to do something
OehalI Of who has suffered 30 previously and
uniustly,
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NINE ALBANI TO VISIT AMERICA.

LONDON Dec. 6.-Truth states that Nine. Albani,
the prima donna, has accepted an engagement to
sing in the United States and Canada before Christ
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FIELD Trials IN TENNESSEE.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Dec. 6.-The field
trials were continued to-day. In the All, sue
beat Peep O. Day and won first money Peep o. Day
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by Tammany Hail. fvewelfth. by the County Deno mo
cracy and One-sxi by Irving Hall Messrs sauer hu
Murphy said that they had been authorized Dy Inof
ganizatiOns make terms. but Mr.. Anderson Slattu
that he could only agree to his influence VIII he
leaders the County Democracy to have the uiNlSin
adopted He assured the other representatives ii ne
would get last night In order that the spc,
tors might be appointed this morning. IL was cohH'u
cred that division planned by the dce6ae
wOul1 be carried to-day. Messrs. Matthew, anu
Nichols confident ~ the arrangeIneht neiig IN
agreed by the leaders OF the County Democracy l.
they spent portion Of the afternoon IN coh-uo'ion
with John O'Brien. chief OF the Bureau 0t Electio, ar
ranging the lists II was said that an enrt wou.t oe
made give irving Hall represeuta tIpn III az many
the election al. riots possible by the following pan
Where there Is an Iryng Hall Inspector the pONrIh
will b. eitler u Tainm my Hall or County Democracy
man. ana where there II Irving Hall inspector poll
clerk from that faction will be appointed 10 lohg as tne
list holds ont. .
Tho matter was discussed last evening by the county
Democracy Leaders There strong fcehg tat te
Organization should have the same representation hr
accorded by the Sate Convention aud III any case
nO less than Onehalf.
of o over last year. 90
The DAYS OF ration october TO- 49, p ana -
The election will he held on Tuesday, November 4
In order he eligible to vote voter must DC el er
native born natWalzrd citizen, "a resident OF the
State year. Of the county four months, ana OF the
election district thirty days.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, wednesday, sept. II, 1857.
Lord Duherin, British Ambas iiOr at Coast ntnOple,
has joined the L0ngelIOw Memorial Committee.
Al ordinance mas been issued Vienna authorizing
the Cove rnment expeni 100000 1orius fading the
sufferers Dy the Hoods IA tie IyrOL
smytfs hosiery factory at Balbr ggan. Ireland, was
destroyed By last evening. Three hundred persons
are thrown out of employ ncnt
A dispatch from Kildysart ireland, says "The
of a land agent named Keane mas be found dead by
the roadside. Ills lather had recently elected some
,nauts.'
The DAILY NeirS tomorrow morning IN its financial
article say that least nrm IN Manchester Is
u serious ditncutes owing 10 the exporta
ton Or cotton goods TO Tie East.
The Times records the opening yesterday by the Earl
Latham, Deputy Grand Master OF England, OF the Sea
field House al extensive and hydroputnc hofel
situated Oh estuary OF the Mersey, designed Largely
fOr amt rican tra' ellers.
\ dispatch from Madrid says: Marshal serrano.
one the Liberia. leaders Corte-. his
intention, upon the reassembnng OF the Senate, to do
Glaze Constitution OF June /, 1863 which made
the King invIOabe and irresponsible. aud placed all
rcspOnsib lty upon Minister'S Ihe Ministry and their
supporters nave resolved 10 oppose IT,"
A dispatch from COnstantlnOple says: General
Wallace United states Minister here has obtained from
tie sultan tie release Of several Greeks. VINO
arrested in Janina 1881 for participating political
demons. ration against Turkey, and subsequently
brOu-ht Cons tauClnOple Eugene schuyler,
United states Consul General TO Iioumania has gone 20
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SOUTH IND CEY7kAL AMERICA

RELATIONS BrrwEEN CHILL PERU AND BOLIVIA
NICARAGUAN ITvOLUTioNIsTs CAPTURE AN
AAfERIC ~ SCHOONER.
PANAMA, Sept 16.-Advices from Lima are
to the III inst, but exciting events have occurred
DR.. AniceO Are, cf the richest and most highy
educated Bol ans who has just returned from Europe
has been elected President OF the Congress. He IS
saunch advocate u peace at any psice, 80 that no
doubt truce between Bolivia and Chill will be soon
arranged
Montero is making slow progress toward Bolivia
Rumor asserts that Cacers about to proclaim himself
Supreme Cnef Of the Republic, and tlat Garlic VINO
has few pressed IN Arcqupa, inclined to adopt
a similar course.
General Adams. United states Minister to La Plz. Is
about to return To- the United s,a-es.
The United sta es agsAp Pensacola Is at Callao.
Earthquakes have entirely ceased here and the GUS
tomory routine ~ life ha' been resumed All Did dam
aged walls aud those in which cracks discovered are
being removed ana private aud public buildings are
being repaired. The total loss will not be 80 very large
The loss Of life has been very small only four persons
having dcd fom The direct effects O the shocks, ana
one lady from ri-h.
Raiu-torms have passed over svera OF The Republics
OF Ccuua America anGdOue nucl good 10 me crops,
TIE American schooner Transit reported as seized ny
prae- Cape Gracia- DiOs Nicaragua. really seems
20 nave been ptuicd ny some ieyoiallohlsts, VINO @
hoped tnat by gaining possession OF her tney could cap
ture can Juan Ce Noric, generally called NreyIOWn
town ana dccared himself "Cmef of the
Provisional Government OF the Atlanle coast
and began to issue orders and DEGREES, and
under his authorization the schooner Transit was
5cize Sne was equently recaptufed Dy captain
Thomson aId his uen, and the pirates Or rebels We're
carried 10 Buefeld,. Nicaragua ANA cAYertd INTO the
custody Of ihe United states Consul at thai port After
the Transit left cape Grccls DOS the pOulace rose
against the rebels, seized tiem. executed tie two
leaders, EnilianO IIerrerss Miguel Crga, and tht-
peacc was at once stored The Consul took tue rls
onera wn0 wcrr delivered 10 him by Captain fhom-
Georgeown and turned them over 10 the Near
agan Governor Of tnat port. WhO IN tuIn sent them ~
Granada, wnerc they are now IN prison awaiting trlaL
The United states steamship IrOQu0ls is at PanaIna.
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TOPICS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Sept 27.-The libel suit of Mr..
McSamee the contractor against The Post continued
to-day Tie evidence fr the defence that
Mr. McNamee Ounded the Hibernian Society this city
1867 society being branch Of the Fenian Bro her
mood OF NeSYOr and lts funds going to purchase
help in the freedom Of Ireland There no
direct proof M OF the charge OF crimpng during tue
American
John O'2ey testified TO having been offered $500 by
Nh McNamee to put daylight thr0ugn" c. j. Brydgcs
then manager or the Grand Trunk Ra way. The address
OF counsel ana the lutge's charge VII be made to-
IIorrOW.
OTTAWA sept. 27.-Arrangen nents have been com.
peied Oy which Edward Bates Denny, president OF
United states Mining and Investment Company,
With its mead quarters in New-York, in connec-
tion Vrh English capitalists, viii undertake
tn construction Of the ottawa and Gatineau Valley
kalroa IL l. said that there Is scheme on foo 70
amalgaIate tnis company with the O.awd, Waddn.
ana Nes-N Ork hallway ana Bridge Company.
Tne Militia Department mas an In luatiOn that the
icd field guns, similar 10 those used Dy the Brls1 in
Egypt, which were recently purchased IN England by
the Militia Department. have arrived at Quebec.
QUEBEC, sept. 21-Ihe comet was seen here at
O'Clock this morning IN The eastern heavens. IL appeared
10 be vi very large Size.
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REPUBLICANS AT LOGGERHEADs.

NEw-ORLEASs, Sept 27.-The Ist District
Republican Convention today adopted resolution 10
the effect that this convention approves and ndorses
the independent candidacy for CouEess OF Albert c.
Jann, Of the Parish ~ -. Bernard and recommends
10 all Republican vo:ers OF the Ist Congressional Dis
ric TO give him their support and their votes at the
election to be held on the 7th OF November next"
Another resolution was adopted. approving OF A. j.
Dumont chairman ~ the State Central Committee, az
an earnest faithful and consistent ea0er OF the RepuD
lctu party; also. resolution approving the Admins
tration Of President Arthur.
Morris Marks has accepted the nomination OF the dis
satisfied Republicans % the lid District. Mt Dcmas
tue nominee o. the regular Republican Convention OF
the I'D District will continue his candidacy, ana a
promneni member OF the state Central Committee eX
pressed the opinion tonight that Mr Dcmas Will be
recognized by that committee tho regular Republican
candidate for COngress in the Id District
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EARraQUAKE SHOCKS IN THE wLs1.

ST. LoCIs, Sept. PA slight shock of earth.
ouake WAS lei IL thls city aud vicinity 4ls to-
day In the part Of the city the shock first
noticed as rolling, noise, followed by twelve dis
fnet vibrations intervals OF second. The first ybr
ton was the most violent The shock lasted about nf-
teen seconds.
sPRISGrIELD. H.. sept 27.-An earthquake shock was
distinctly felt here about O'Clock this morning.
CENrR,LIA, Ill. sept PA weldeined shock OF
earthquake was felt here about halfpast O'Clock this
morning lasting several seconds IL seemed come
from the west accompanied by rumOiing sounds. and
shook houses very peIcepuOly, awakening nearly all
slrepers.
vNcgNSEs, Ind. sept ga shoek Of earthquake was
felt here at O'Clock this morning. which ratified the
windows percepubly and lasted tnree minutes. The
shock was more disuacty cit further west.
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TELEGRIPHIC NOTES.

AUCTION SALE OF A BRIG.
Boston. sept The Dng X. VI. Heslen, PSI
IONS OF l, port was sou mere @' ou'S io 9'VOo"
MONEY FOR DEPUTY UNITED STATES MABsHALs
Marshal today received da 81 ~ from the Treasury
Del Arment ior the ay Heni oil Deu hitSu n'aes MAJ
COLLEGE OPENING OsrPONED.
MACON. ga, sept. 21.-IAe w, sley IN Female
Ya mas been COM eed TO postpone Is oprlri3 until 40
HEAVY SEA AT ATLANTIC CITY
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.; SEPT. 27.-lh9 electric
o. bstn hou.es washed away by the THIS
WHALING SCHOONER IN BAD LUCK.
sobooper oarah Lewis arrived here today from tho Wei
oas Of short OF provisions and leaking she has 100
a e. ,Vo2t vas en- in the dst eight weogs
ROMAN CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL UNION
convention Roman ,athohc Beneficial Union began
here today The numbers 80 socees IN tAe nitd
iiei s.tain ths yea 20 $4,000.
The UNIEED AMERICAN MECHANIcs.
WuMINGTDN Del. SEPT. 27-At tn- National
council Of the orier OF Untsd American Mechanics today
sn am Or Sr 5e To- nemo.ssai Alter Sas sg9oiament
ol le standing committees tn Council aJou ncd 20
meet Lynn Mass on the fourth thursday Of september
FRUSTRATED IN HIS OFFICE.
PruLADFLPHuA, sept III. R. Black, one OF the
eiendanfs in The star Route ta ia the United
states district court was M ~ @ An t aaS,rh % o. % 1f
i , .,e iaer- pcftinent jude Butter
ced proceed with the t1 vi 'hou' the presence Oi MI
BLACK.
OFFICERS OF THE REDWOOD LIBRARY.
NEWPORT X. l., sept AT The annual meeting
~ tbe Red wood Library Association this Afternoon Francis
de- lined reelection president wheroupon the rev
4 sroos WI. elect 10 that pOaiton Dut no
s aecliue and Jaue- Maufen chosen. Lleutenant
eruor Fay x-GOvenOr Van Landt OF tins city, and
S,eorgo w. Wales OF Boston, among the directors
elected. ..
ATLANTA tia. sept. IA dispatch from Leary's
.av af An the nght between Lucius Edmunds aas John
sn,y ,oofed and sheriff posse spicy killed SPICY
n esi-a 2 OF the anG accidentally perhaps
fatally shot his own VIE.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
EXAMlNATI0I OF CUSTOM HOUSES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-In addition to the
New-York Board already announced. the secretary Of
the Treasury selected the foiowin -named gentle
men to constitute COMMISSIONS 70 examine into tne
needs OF the Revenue Service, tie number Of employees
required and the proper rate OF compensation TO be al
lowed them;
At Chicago the commission VIII consist OF Special
Agent DOUGLASS, Frederick Grimme, Of the Appoint
ment Ofce aud another person. TO be selected Oy tue
Coec Or: PEadelp lphla. special Agent lines, Chei O
the Redemption Agency Graves, an another member,
10 BE- by the Collector at BOSTON, special Agent
Bingham sted by Agent Tnge, another selected by
the Collector and from the Treasury Department;
AZ New-Orleaus Special Agents Neyins and 5paulding
and one person selected by the Collector The Balt-
more commission has not Yet been designated. At ali
ether ports tine invest cations Will he conducted by the
special AgeuIs Ot the several districts.