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News Rriefs.

There were IS new cases OF yellow fever at
Brownsvllle, Texas. yesterday, and two deaths.
There were seven deaths at Matamoras, Mexico.
The American Forestry Congress met at Mon
treal, Canada, yesterday. Prof Hough OF this
city, Z: s commissioner, OF Forestry, presided
The mayor OF Reading, Pa, and IS councilmen
were arrested yesterday, and he'd to bail TO an
swer indictments against them for neglecting TO
keep the streets In proper repair.
A Mexican transportation steamer is expected
her passengers ex,Gov Torres, with an escort Of
500 federal troops, coming there IL is rumored for
the purpose OF overthrow1ng the present govern
head.
vennor writes to the Toronto Mail predicting q
severe storm period on the lower lakes toward the
end OF the present month and the entry OF Septem.
ber and similar disturbances along the NewJersey
coast and southwark TO and beyond Charleston, on
AT fire In a Chicago box factory yesterday
afternoon w. A Miller, carpenter, was burned
to crisp, and two transfers were severely
Miss Eliza Wolf, the f1fteen-year-old girl who
eloped last wednesday from Washington, Pa,
with Robert Logan, alias Harry Horn, has returned
without her husband, who waited at Wheeling 70
learn how she would be received. Her father
drove her away from his house and told her not to
return.
Gov. Bowies breeding stallion Catesby, the sire
OF Crickmore, Compensation and other well-known
racers, died at his stock farm In Prince George
Papers having been found in choctaw county,
Alabama, disclosing an alleged plot OF the colored
pcopte W murder ali tne white people, Jack Iur.
ner and other ringleaders were Imprisoned by the
whites, and, public meeting being held, It was
decided to hang Turner, which was done at one
O'Clock last Saturday.
The body or Joseph Bign an important witness
In the case OF Mosher Burnham, a murdered DO
liceman at Lansingburg, was found In the canal
at West Troy yesterday.
"A writ has been issued by Thompson & Co., cat
Tie dealers, OF Toronto, against the Western As
surance Company for s35 900, for cattle and sheep
thrown overheard on an ocean passage, on which
Insurance existed.
Gov. Cameron, OF Virginia. has refused to COM
mute the sentence or Mary Booth. colored, who Is
TO be executed at Surrey Court House in Novem-
per for poisoning Mr. Gray and a lady by whom
she and another girl were employed
Gen. WoiSeley has thoroughly occupied the line
or the SueZ canal, and all the 1ghting is I'm his
favor. The British troops are ready to make a
movement from Ismallia eastward TO take Arab
PaSha In the rear.
Among the passengers by the stea mship Servia,
which arrived at New York yesterday from LIVER
pool, is Herbert Spencer. OF England; also, Mar
quiS and MarquiSe DeMores, the Marquis and
Marquise DePedroSo and party, and Lieut. Col
SwiIhey.
The rescued party OF the Ezra report that during
the winter at Cape Flora the snow drffted to such
a height that IL completely buried their hut Not
withstanding this the thermometer inside the hut
was for considerable time at Zero, while outside
spirits or wine were frozen in the bulb at as deg
below zero.
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DYSON On August 2lst, 1882. at 4:So q; m.
HENDERSON DYSON, father Of Thomas and Abrsm
Dyson, III the sixty third year of his are pain
full illness of six months He loving father aud
consistent Christian.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday. August
3d. at half past O'Clock from the Salem Baptist
church. Friends and acquaintances Of the bercayed
family are invited TO attend
HARRIS. On Monday evening, August q, 1852, e
his residence No. 63 street northeast JOEL HAIR
RIS. formerly Of Lewiston. N.Y., aged seventy -hyo
years
MARCERON. On Monday. August 81, 1882. ss
IL: 20 O'Clock CORNELIA beloved wife OF james
A. Marceron-
416 Fourth street southeast "Wednesday, August 23d
af $50 O'Clock. and viii proceeo to ST. PETERS Church,
where requiem mass will be held. Friends and sc-
Quaintances are respectfully invited TO attend.
REGAN: On August n. 1882. at s;A5 pm. JERE-
MAX REGAIN, aged So years and IS days.
May he rest in peace.
Relatives ana friends respectfully invited 30 &C.
tend the funeral from his late Residence l07 Masa
chusetts avenue northwest "Wednesday. August 23d
at 4 O'Clock pm.
SMITH. On Monday morning. August n. 1881, q
seven O'Clock, JASPER A.. beloved husband Of Mary
and eldest OF Johanna and the late Stuart Smith,
aged fo4 ~ -one yeare-
Funeral Wednesday morning, August Is, 1882, Ct q
Peters church, At GAS. Fr1e.lds invited.
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baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
~ TIE I'll M9pEt FAST AMP The ,, ONLY LINE
1hwhsaINeT6N. si aNR LET TR at5f
' yCHTbI fRUP FL Is STEEL F KAIts'
AN Lave wAsHINGfo iS1I
sePins Cars 20 St Ions f ad cheas
,e-Ba2Ts ElePtt Gjfy and Way Stations
e;50-Ba tmore. Annapolis and Way Piedmont, Stras-
., 6uT Hsgert9yn and Way. Via kelay)
s:l5 - LaDELPHIA. new Y0KKAND BOSTON
stanton and Valley Express, Connects for Ha
Al eerstown and At Point OF Rocks for FrederickD
st9I5 at Beltsyille, Annapolis Junction, Jessup's
,o sl-d horsey,s On Sundays stops at al stations.
IoVy-n1aLlINOhE EAPhESS. (stops at Hyattsyills
flO;a@Pi.;s6qrs Chic ago, Cincinnati and St Louis
2.lg-Es!tlnore. Elieott City. Annapolis, Way.
IT,, y, sunday IN only f2r Baltimore and Way.
u ltlfEore Pnia, tell hi. and y Y. Express.
3;oCs tI.lore and Way Stations. CWnches ter. Fred
4:3c-B@l;in,ore Hyat;syile & Laurel Express tFret-
. er!cA. via Relay stopping at Annapolis Juncton.)
fi:i5fo.nt q k6ess fre eric x hsserstoTn Win
9htSte- and Way Stations. CON Sunday to Point Of
fs45B1L TisIoiE ExPK2 P tsrartnaburs and
way va Relay stogz At HyattsyilIe and Iaurel)
Z B@iti1.ore and Way stations.
fs:ioFPITl sBUKG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
e:1oIEiTIoKSTfe f 4XPI faFs to f's's''r.
fs'ItFPfE A5 sen Ysw YORK and BOSTON
flo:10-cbicaxo. Cincinnati and St Iouis Express
hSp 1' WaY = sf Gi aG S''as0
fDsi sunday only Other trains daily except Sunday
For further information Apply az ths saltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices Washington station 6i9 and 1851
will b taken for baggage to be checked and received
G. Il LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent. BALTIC.
WM- CLEMENTS. Master OF Trans, BALTIC. mo
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UNHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA OUTr

THE fF$SkShfsH EfsF hSEIH
s1h hAls hErc f5fflf lsFH 5 52UlFAESr
Fer PzSr and the We1t Chicaeo Limited Express
In 80 day f With ii see pm a1 csrs frs sa
h1rri56 s., to Gnf b1 Western Ex press 80
S ,.. Mail w, Express. $3.50 daily for
For Cresson Springs, $50 am. 7:3o and $50 p M
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
m daily exert sunday; with Palor Car from Har-
day. with Palace Cas- from washington to Canaan
For wIli9E3sport. Lock Haven and Ellaira. atsso J.
AND 49, 55e p mRts On suo NJ pn
Tor Cars. ?3o 8. N. daily. except sunday.
For prooSiyn: NY. an tsrSug, srans connect a. Ier-
sTses srsnsfsr g FULTON Street. avoiding doabis
ie2opi Limited EIDrss $50 a M daily ally . s,,i
For Eslt;mSTs; Gao; soo 9:so. 1890 a. NJ and l:so
Sunday 500. $50 an. 4:2o. GEO. 1880. $780,
TorPoIes creek Line. Gao am. and 4:4o p H. daily.
For annsgols Go ar, and 4.io pm daily. enoep.
WnS S AsP Rsp
les s s SS ~. sPG % 90 and On e sunni;
FOR 5t: 30 II 90 and g, Il - 3 a. and B
1fsiDs leave Ale,aadria for Washington. GOO Sis.
s$9 Pm; and Zoo midnisss 81 sand S 'H as
and @ naSg a! the once me an northeast Corner
q 18Th street and avenue and at the sta
gage to destination from hotels ana residensss = ~
General H :; r; WOOD Don,
fEANk THOMSON. General Manager.
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A LLAN LINE
Patronized by Her Royal Highness Princess Louise
QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL EVERY SATURDAY.
Shortest Ocean Voyage-Only Five Days from Land
Land.
BALTIMORE to LIVERPOOL via HALIFAX, MS.
and ST. JOHNS. N.F.. every alternate TUESDAY.
Extra weekly ships from GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL,
QUEENSTOWN. LONDONDERRY and GALWAY.
The steamers unsurpassed for safety and speed.
and fitted up with all improvements conducive to
the comfort of passengers.
Cabin. from Quebec, $40 and $50; from Baltimore
$To; intermediate, $40: Storage, $28.
Apply to g. w. MOSS, 225 Pennsylvania ave. JAS
BELLEW. I'll 7th st. ID. A. BROSNAN, 612 9th st.
JNO. NJ. WILLIAMS, Georgetown. &C..
LEVE i ALDEN. General Agents,
New York 207 Broadway. Boston, Mass. Is State st.
Philadelphia. Pa: NE. Corner Broad and Chestnut
sts. je8- sat- 1y
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GUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
The CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. N. 2. NEW YORK
Gala. Wed: % Aug. Parthia We'd, 20 Sept
servia. Weds SO Aug. Gallia Wed; ,27 Sept
Scythia Ned. Sept. Serva. We'd, Oct.
BothnIa Wed. - SEPT. scythia We'd, II Oct
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh.
RATE PASSAGE:
$50 and 500 for passenger accommodations.
Storage at low rates Steerage tickets from Lv-
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply ct the Companys office
No. Bowling Green. both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS It'll street. Washington.
VERNON II. BROWN h CO.. New York;
Ort Messrs. OTIS BlGELOW l. CO.,
jan12 Cos It'll street. Washington.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN New YORK, HAvRE,
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will sail EVERY SAT-
URDAI from Bremen pier foot of Sd street. Hoboken.
Rates Of passage: From New York TO Havre. London,
Southampton and Bremen, first cabin 800; second
cabin. $50; steerage, $50; prepaid seerage certificates,
f24. For freight or passage apply to OELRICHS
CO.. Bowling Green, New York; ". G. METZEROTT
Washington. jal2
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 22:-virginia 6s deferred. 10;
do consos $50; do second series. 34H do. past due
coupons rs do new ten 5forties 42s bid to-day
13 Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat. southern
firmer western steady-southern red l.12al. IA; do
amber. 15a1 18; No. western winter red spot l. l3
al lS3s August lsa1 1s15 September l.i24a. l25s
Ocrob r. 13a1 1885, November, .14a1. IAN Deem
Der, 15a1 l5zs. Corn, southern dull western dull
southern WHITE &c; do. yellow, 80; western mixed.
a7S Oats lower and entirely demoralized with heavy
neutrality-suspicious. 45a5O; do. red, rust proof 43a45
western white 4sa5O do mixed 4sa47
western packed. 14a2O: creamery, 2sa27. Eggs firm
20. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee firm-Rio carvoes
ordinary to fsr, s.4aast Sugar auietA soft. %;
copper refined quiet, liz. Whisky steady, /. 19a1 90
Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer unchanged and dull
RecelptsThopr 300 barrels wheat 3l4 lat bushels:
corn, LIZA bushels OATS 16, 162 bushes; rye, 1856
bushels. Shipments wheat, "A, 0S3 bushels corn 500
bushels. Sales-wheat, 381, 6IO bushels; corn Al 1874
bushels.
NEW YORK, August 22.-Stocks dull. Money f.
Exchangelong. 485; short, 48ssl. State bonds with
out fsature Governments unchanged. Cotton easier.
Wheat quiet and shade better. Corn, cash and
August, cent better: others 14aH cent lower. Pork
firm. 21.37Ha22. 90. Lard steady. 1865
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CHR. RUPERT.
NOS 400 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY chill
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY,
the cheapest for Beauty Comfort and Durability in tia
market
ARCHERY. FISHING TACKLES, CROOUET and
lawn TENNIS. BICYCLES. VELOCIPEDES, TRI-
CYCLES. WAGONS. &C.. eau be bought at the lowest
manufacturers' prices.
al CHR. RUPERT.
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The Tariff Commission.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., August 22-Mr. j. B. Sar-
gent, of New Haven and New York, hardware
manufactures, read an argument before the tariff
was subjected to a long cross-examinatfOn, in
which all the arguments pro and con were gone
over. He was followed by Mr.. James NJ. Con-
advocated general reduction OF duties on dry
goods and an admission OF wool and all other raw
material free OF duty He suggested very many
his own judgment would be In favor Of uniform
rate OF 20 per cent. on manufactured goods and OF
putting raw materials on the free list.
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Fever Cases and Events I'm Texas.

The following is a statement OF the number OF
cases OF fever, including yellow fever, with the
number OF deaths from the latter disease since
the appearance OF yellow fever at Brownsville,
Texas, as reported to the surgeon general, marine
hospital service by the deputy collector at Browns
Vile: For the two weeks ending August 11th-62
12th-13 cases; no deaths August 13th-23 cases;
death. August 14th.23 cases; no deaths. Au-
cases; deaths. August 17th-S2 cases; deaths
August 1Sth-3S cases; 1 death August 1oth-30
cases; deaths. No other cases have been reported
from Texas. 1t should be remembered that the
relief committee requires daily report OF all types
of fever and in the list above cases OF all kinds OF
fever are reported, but only deaths from yellow
fever
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Wall Street To-day



NEW YORK, August 22-The Posts financial
article Says:-1n the Stock Exchange markets the
Chief feature is dizziness. us. bonds are I'M
changed. State bonds are II lower for Arkansas
issues. Railroad bonds are fractiOnally higher.
The stock market is uncertain and variable in
tone. it changing from strength to weakness alb
ruptly and without apparent reason. During the
HrSt three-quarterS OF an hour the market was
weak, and prices fell Aa1zS, the latter Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, to 1883. From then
until about II rs O'Clock the market was strong,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western recovering "a
to 145 Denver per cent, and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. q. and the remainder baA; the latter
Lake Shore to Han. There was then drop of IA
q. which has In turn been succeeded by an ad-
vance of 4a1H q. the latter Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, to 1855. Denver has been excep-
tionally strong throughout, and Lake Shore has
shown exceptional f1rmneSs. continuously
weak stock has been Hannibal and St Joseph pre-
ferred, which has sold down to 90 from 95A. AS
we close the market is strong The rates Tor call
loans on stock to-day to per cent the ruling
rate being 80 per cent On US. bonds the quota
ton Is 21aa3 per cent. Rates for time loans and
mercantile paper is unchanged. The market for
foreign exchange is very dull,
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The Strike Mt yYiIke.barre.

W1LKEsBARRR, PA, August 22.-The miners al
No. coliery Of the Red Ash Company are still on
a strike. The operators refuse to reinstate the
men they have discharged without further consd.
Grafton. They will employ other miners IL the
strike continues any length Of time.
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PARIS, August 22-M. de Lesseps telegraphs
from Port Said that 7nOduS Uire,adi has been
established permitting the regular traffic of the
SueZ canal to proceed. He says he Will be able to
return to Paris shortly.
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NEW YORK, August 22-President Arthur, ac-
companied by ex-Private Secretary Reid, one OF
the recently appointed commissioners to inspect
the Northern Pacific railroad, left his house at
IL 80 to-day en- route for Newport.
NEWPORT, r. l., August 22-President Arthur
will receive Gov. Little1eld and Mayor Franklin at
1880 O'Clock tomorrow morning, and at II O'Clock
he Will visit Fort Adams I'm company with Gen.
Hancock, and will be rendered the honors due him
at that place.
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I'd Edition.
--latest qGlGgpanS to The Star.
New YORK; Rep,,b,tcaux.

ANTI CORNELL DELEGATES TO THE STATE CoNTEN-
TIoN.
ALBANY, NY, August 22-DeIeyates to the re-
publican state convention in the first second and
third assembly districts were elected to-day. They
are not instructed, but understood to be anil
Cornell. In the second district resolution indoors
ing the Presidents administration was adopted
and one fndorsing Governor Cornell was defeated
by large majority. In the third district resolu-
ton was adopted approving the Presidents veto OF
the river and harbor bill, and condemning the rep.
resenta tives who voted to pass 1t over the veto.
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JOHN Browns WIDow.-There will be a celebra-
uon at Ogden's Grove Chicago, tomorrow, for the
purpose OF raising funds to erect a monument TO
the memory OF John Brown. Mrs John Brown
arrived from California yesterday to take part in
the ceremonies. She denies the report that she 10
living In ab1ect poverty In California, and states
That she has an interest In a farm there. She will
visit her husbands grave before returning TO the
coast. She is 66 years old.
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

o.. -, ~ aI'UIl.lNA LO1.U =, IV ~
Coughs Colds Bronchitis, Asthma. and al diseases Of tho
Throat and Lungs the only remedy that is bench
sam or TOLT, R0CK, CANDY. MAdNEsiA. and
being the purest Rioo and Rye Whales, Harmless and
very pleasant % take Tryft For ssh by an druggists
e liberal disconnt By Barbour Hamilton and ffsnk
Hnma. Mholesale 0rocer., and Sole AgentI for this
CaaElesto9s 8. @. aole Manufactures and PxopEie -
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Tor RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
THE SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COaIPANYS STEAMER
kEYPORT,
From 9Th street wharf at m. and 2. H. connect
inR at OC2ntico ON MORNING TRIP ONLY with fast
train south. via the RichmOnd. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. Two hours and half by water.
ALL TIE POINTS OF INTEREST ON The RIVER
SEN BY DAYLIGHT.
Mount Vernon, Forts EOOte and Washington. United
States Arsenal, Alexandria and other noted places.
PartlSs from all points going South will find this
very attractive route. and relief from the monotony Of
all rail ride.
ALL-RAIL TICKETS GOOD BY BOAT, AND VICE
VERSA.
Information to tickets. rates, etc. can be had at
CoIlpaly's Office, 9TH street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Gen. Supt.
W. 7. WHICH Agent IVA
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Help for Arabi Pasbs

TRIPoLI, August at is stated that the Araf
tribe holding the territory eastward OF Bangazi is
preparing to assist Arab Pasha- powerful
chief, who is at the head OF the national move.
ment In Tripol, is said to favor assisting Arabl
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Requests for Charity.

BOSTON, August 22-The late Mrs. Sarah Somes
Preston, of Boston. in the disposition OF several.
hundred thousand dollars, bequeathed $4,000 to
tne Boston home for aged men, $4,000 to the Bos-
charitable society, OF Gloucester, and the remain
der to relatives.
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ tho best 60 Il JUSTHS Old Stand nosp for years
CLOTHING can b sold q Respectable prices Address
g call q JUSTES Old Sand No. 619 stTeek between
9Th and 7th streeB northwest Branch Stora No. eos
9Th stSes6 between y and e stges6 northwest NIB
Sote ~ Wa1a pEoWp6y o1tondodR WokN
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Vardicf Af acn,.iftal

LEBANON, Pa, August 22.-The case OF Reuben
Robb against the officers OF the defunct World
Mutual Relief Association OF this place for con-
spiracy was called for trial to-day, but witness
dered, and the prosecution sentenced to pay the
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COZ. JOSEPH r.ssLoR on TRIAL FOR TRYING TO
HAVE HIS ORDERS REVOKED
Cincinnati dispatch says that the trial by
court-martial o, Col Joseph Taylor was begun at
the Newport barracks yesterday. Col Taylor is a
son OF Gen. Joseph Taylor, who served In the
Mexican war. and nephew Of President Zachary
Taylor. The colonel was chief OF stan OF Gen. c.
c. Augur when the latter commanded the Depart
ment or Washington with headquarters In this
The charge against Col. Taylor is that OF endea-
yori1g through political influence. to secure the
revocation OF an order directing him 10 report at
He desired very much TO remain with his family at
the Newport barracks, where Col. II. c. Corbin has
been ordered from Washington to relieve him.
COL Taylor is graduate OF West Point, and has
been "a years In the service OF his country. He
was short time ago assigned to duty at Newport,
and had made every arrangement for the educa-
tion OF MS chlldren there, when the order men,
toned came. Naturally, Col Taylor was DESTROYS
that the order should not be carried into effect and
authorities at Washington TO cause a revocation OF
the order He prevailed upon senators Beck and
Williams, and Representative Carlisle TO iniercede
TOT MIN. Their Efforts were unsuccessful, and he
VIII nave TO go where ordered, but before leaving
ne must stand trial by a military court. Among
Those VINO nave been summoned to appear as wit
neSses are Gen. Drum and the Congressinen named
The following Officers comprise the court: Brig.
Gen. {: c. Augur, commander OF the department.
OF Texas; Col John Gibbon, 9TH infa ntry, Fort
Smelling, Mimi; Col Benz. II. Grierson, 10th cav
airy. Fort Davis, Texas; Col Henry B. Clitz, 10th
luialIiy, rOrG wayne, department. OF Michigan;
Col Richard r. Dodge, 18th infantry, late aide-de-
camp to Gen Sherman. at Washington; Col. John
K Brook, 81 infantry, New York; Col Gustavus A.
de Russy, Sd artillery, St Augustine, Fla; Capt
+ Warner, judge advocate, or Jackson barracks,
New Orleans This charge is brought under the
rule issued by Gen. Sherman two years ago. which
prohibited political influence TO interfere with
orders transferring on1cers from one post to
another The rule, It is said, has been violated
frequently by other Officers, but It is the intention
OF the authorities to make, II possible, an example
In this instance. The general opinion is that Col
Taylor viii not be found guilty.
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STEAMERS. &c.
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM

~ EN 1Ohh, hOI IEhDAM, AMSIERDAM.
= The frst-class. fun powered. Clyde-bult Dutch
AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM SCHIEDAM
EDAM, ZAANDAM, p. CALAND.
W. A. SCHOLTEN. MAS,
CARVING the U.s. Mails to the Netherlands leave COM
Tanys Pier, foot of Sussex street Jersey City. N. j.,
regularly every WEDNESDAY, for Rotterdam and Am
sterdam. alternately.
First cabin. SO: second cabir. $50: steerage s26.
n. CAZAUX. General Agent. 81 Sorth William street
New York. For passage apply to W. g. METZEROTT
& CO., 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
FINHE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7rH
y street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. at seven O'Clock M, for Potomsc river
landings, stopping at landings in Nomini TUESDAYS
and Thursdays. MattoI Greek on Sundays and Thurs
days. Chapel Point and Brent's Wharf Sundays down.
and Wednesdays up" and Mattawoman Greek on
SUNDAYS down" and Mondays up" returning to
afternoons.
For information applys1
my2S TIN street WbarS