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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE UNION PACIFIC'S FLOATING DEBT
DIRECTOR AMIs SAYS MIR. GOULD HAS AGREED
TO TAKE DARE OF IT.


TO TAKE DARE OF IT.
Boston Dec 81. L. Ames. director of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company. SAYS in an interview " Inc
floating debt Of the Union Pacific was fully explained
in last years report 1t has been reduced the last
year by Si.OOO.O0O and is now about 81 1OOOOO.
We sold - 100 collateral trust bonds issued against
the Oregon Railway and Navigation stock and could
Al one time have sold ali the 9l3OoO000 but thought
them worth more so that on account Of the oregon
Hallway and NAVIGATION stock purchased now havo
80 600 900 bonds unsold. We have besides $30oOoOO
Oregon Railway and Navigation hoHds for construction
advances ana there has becn invested in the Portland
and Puget sound road ~ ,CooO6o, and IN new equip
ment ~ 400 .OOO for which bonds have not been sold
We have also put a large amount Of money into side
tracks, new shop, at Cheyenne ana Denver anu t'e
union passenger station and freight depot at Omaha
Mr. Gould lmcw all about the floating debt whfn
he entered the directory and he has discovered
nothing new about it. lie agreed TO take care Of
ID and has provided for the January requirements
which are less than ~ 100000. Mr. Gould expressed
MS great satisfaction al the appearance of everything
Connected with the property. lie mas no more Wci
Of receiverShp for this property tHah ilne ~
he Anne, building | do not know OF any scheme loE
funding the Union Pacific debt iia1 tNere pccn
no change in ownership or management mere wGulu
bave been no talk Of it, We can easily pay 1t when
the railroad bond market rcvycS.
The following cable dispatch has been sent from the
Union Pacific Railroad Companys Office to London
bankers:
No truth in umors about rccevership. on the
contrary Union Pacific affairs are ASSUMING mic teuc
sha Pc by agreement rates have already been restored
10 The Pacific Coast. and PcrpOnt Morgan VIII call a
meeting Of the presidents Of the roads west Of thcgo
and St Loui, the 10Th instant which Will lead 10
complete restoration of rates in all Union Pacific
territory. The floating debt is half the sum named
aud easily taken care Of until funded by sale OF oohu9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-09

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE INTERSTATE LAW.
Ia timorc, Dee. (>peciaD-A suit was entered TO-
day ia the United states District Court against the
Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Rallr'ad'
which j, likely bring 10 li-t some Interesting facts
in connection with railroad discrimination, in which
the Pennsylvania Railroad IS alleged 10 figure w o.
Bishop a CO... commission merchants are the plain
tins They claim $4,000 damages from the railroad
for viol itiOn Of the Interstate Commerce Act. The
plaintiffs alege that the company refused 10 carry
carload IF oat straw from Nottingham, Chester County,
Penn, consigned 10 the plaintiff, here, but wero
WILLING to carry the straw. provided. it was con
signed 10 the firm Of Pau d Johnson. and in fact did
carry To that firm. They also allegc that the rail
road Company through il, agents at various other
stations IN Pcnn>y lVHU!I notified 10 persons VINO dc
sired to ship produce - the plaintiff, and Others IN
me same business, thar the company would not r.
coivc and transport haF. straw, etc, unless 1t was
cOu,igr! TO Parr i Johnson.
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XeEas.

= Die Wieb9dnbler Conner Bros.
in San Mngeio beridifften bieter Sage
cine Senoung BON Is @iienbabn Was
gen gemdlteter Stiere nod glgin, Sas.
gs lit bies bieqeidt bic gr6Bte einJelne
Senbung, bic um bieie Sabresseit i'm
ganaen State berfenoet murbe.
= 9ie Garmer'Uerbdnbe BON Dallns
@ountp baben ben 8ei6luB sefaBt, Ieb.
baft in bic beporitebenbe 5taatsmabl,
@ampagne ein3ugreifen, um Elm Staatsz
Sidet bur9aubrinsen. auf benz nur iols
DE Mdnner ifeben, bic gu 8uniten ber
@iniebung elmer ftaatli9en @iienbabn,
gommiifion iinb, meI1e cine Hrenge
Gontrolle iiber Die gilenbabn.W .Wonopo.
liifen baben fOa.
= Sn @alpeiton bat ber ptoceb ge.
gen bic 5 9lngeflagten besonnen. ipel9e
por ettDa 6 Sabren einen iunsen 9eut=
fden Namens @mil Gleiid)ig grauiam
miBbanbelt unb bann erbdngt baben
folleu. gs lit ermiitelt porbem, bab
Gleif9ig = elm faum benz GnabenaIter
enttpa9iener Buride = elm unliitli9es
4tteutat auf bic Grau bes eiuen Der Nns
setla9teu begaugen batte, uno bob baber
ermoroung als elm apn@geri6t su be.
tra6ten 1T.
= Or. Doriett, Der Direttor Der Nu,
finer sStaats SrreuanitaIt, tudre am
Wontag Worgen bel einem Nunbganae
burd bic Mnitalt, bon einem Srren beiz
nabe get6btet tporben. Ser @eifiess
2rante Deriebte benz 9lrate pOn biateu
mebrere fGwere S1ldge nit einem
Sttid giien. bic benfeIben betpuBtIos
nieoeritredten. 1iuau eilenbe Wdrter
retteten Or. 9Oriett Dor bem f9eren
Sobe. Die 9erlsbunsen iinb ni6t
unbeoentlid, ba ber @etroffene 10 tpie
10 i9wd9li9 unb bodgrabia nerp6s 1T.
- 2Dle uns 0err Gelir Gremelep BON
yorttotpn aus mittbeilt, begiebt ct fidb
oteisr Gage nit elmer neuen Decortieas
ttonsf (Gntf6dlungs>) Waidiue nod,
Der 9auptfabt Werito, mo er oeaen bic
betoea belfen oerartigen Waidinen, bic
auf Der Barrier Meltausfelluna preiss
getr0nt purben, ben Wettfampf aufau.
nebmen ssbsnft. Webrere tauieno Nder
9ano iperoen in bieiem Sabre auf bic
9amie @ultur in Merifo perwanbt uer.
ben. 5n Der 5auptitabt Msrifu bat
fi6 eine Compania Agricola e Indus
strial de Ramie gebilbet, beren pr11i,
bent ber gegentudttige 4derbau Wini=
fer @eneral Carlos padeeo 1T unb bic
ii6 benz neuen @uItur3weig nit eroBem
gifer mibmet.
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bic Wuder, bic burd bic G6nigin auf
ibH tpirtten. 3wilden bieien beioen
SippI6aften ging ibm enbli6 feiu Ser,
ifano aug. 9lu6 oas npreuBii9e par=
lament" ma6te erit groBe Gebler, unb
ber gr6Bte mar, baB eine Mebrbeit =
uno barunter befanben fi9 au1 bic 80
Wauern, bic b'rin faBen = ben Nntrog
bon 8ebrens: rgefdloffen, baB bas
BOLT bon Berlin bur9 ieinen &f
flir conftitutionelie &ebte 1i9 I'm bas
Waterlanb pobl berbient gema9t bait"
nieoerfimmten. Damit itieB fi9 oieies
parlament cen 8ooen unter ben GiiBen
meg, unb fpdter tpurbe es bur9 Mili=
tdt auseinanbsr getrieben unb ipie
oumme Sungen beimgei6idt. go rddt
ii9 bic Weltgei9i9te!
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JS2t Iuutb IsuUs Nut uUUitWp IlYHCue
Be3ablung tpirb eriu6t.
Die WaiieriperfsR mpagnie.
correspondence. Sbiner, bem "a.
Mdra, 1890. - Mit Dem friiben pfans
aen baben mir bieies eSabr fein Slid
gebabt, benn Maes mas aufgesaagen,
ooer aus9ef9lasen, 1T erfroren. faft ale
neuangepfan5ten 8dame, bic ausges
i9laeen unb f6on 8ldtter battsn. linb
total erfroren. IS tpirb iebt pieber
fleiBig GOrn unb Baumtpolle gep1an3t,
entipeoer fiir ben nd6fen Groif ober
fur cine grnte.
llnfere Stabt ud9ft nit ie6en Sag,
folgenbe @ebdube lino bereits polIenbet
ober ieben ibrer 8oaenbuns entgssen :
bas ameiii6dige 5torebaus bes perrn
H. Wolters, bas Wobnbaus beg perrn
8. Sing & Co., Der 9iore bes perm
Ut. Wolter fr. bon S9ulenburg. Ger
ner bas pra6tbolle Mobnbaus bes 9errn
u. u. Wangemann, uelDes eine 3ierbe
ttr bic Staot 1T. Nsu angefangene
Bauten finb: Derru 4lb. Wsalers
Wobnbaus, 6errn s. Weabauiens
9torebaus unb 9errn 9enrp Saegers
Wobnbaus.-Sp. mill bod pobl niGt
etma SunggeieIle fpieIen2 = Damn bic
brittle @ottDngin.
Iud iinb in furaer 3eit bieIe 2ots
pertauft moroen, auf benen Steinbdu.
er gebaut merben iollen.
IS lit tein 3weisel, bob Sbiner bic
gr0Bte 5tabt IN 2abaea @ountp merben
mirD, benn es bat bic bette umgegenb,
allss gutes S9mar5ss Garmlann. 0ie
Staot felbit lit bO9gelesen, bat CUTE
Brunnen. unb LIBERAL in Der umgegenb
flares, fieben0es WaHer. Mas umlere
Stabt nod mebr gum gmporblh1en
hringt, iinb bic tii9tlgen @ei9dftsleute.
Sic be3abIen bic b66itsn preiie fur
Gaumtpole unb albere 6armprobucte
uab oertaufen bic Waaren su ben Bill.
Iigfen preiien. IS miro 10 pieI Don
einem neuen 9ol3buf seipro9en, mo- 1T
oenn bers ober baben lid) bic 6errn
ing 8odsborn iagen IaHen?
Sbiner iOllte cine OelmilbIe baben,
ss tuiro febr piel gaumtpollIamen BON
bier perianot.
4m %. Mdr3 purbe elm Bau abge=
balten, pel6er iebr gut beiu1t mar,
uno Elm Sober fpridt baOon, fid gut
amtilirt gu baben.
Sas neuefe in unierer Stabt inb
StraBenlaternen, bas nddte 1T: pferz
oebabn, 9an3balle unb cine srobe ta@
tboliife Stride. X. R. =
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Wu5ieheuerreaeuo! F!

Der nebersans rpu LANCER Sdaner,bafter arautbsi
gu rrtuiter @elunbbeit 1T etne GppAt i'm 2eben hes
Dienlfen. Gin ipl6es bemerfensperbes Greisnib
6anfbar. Iesbalb bort man aud iberaa s(sleetre=
8itters" lpben, 90 rele perpanteu ibre @elunbbeii
hieem srpben Seifmittel uno 1pnic. gBer nit irsenp
elmer aranbett ber Reren, eer 9eber pbr he's asenS
9epias it, sleihslltis pie ange, rirb cfertse 8eHez
rnng pur ben Gebrauh electric 8itterS erlanseu.
gertauft sa so Cts. nue 81 bie 6lalde in Grei b,
Gbompi on Il Sc c.'5 apotbete.
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- Grienoibip, 8isc., Id. SUM,
1888. = Wseine Grau batte beftige
Sdmer3en i'm Naden, Die bur1 ct.
SafobseOel bollitdnbia beieitigt mur,
beu.-3ames Stone.
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Res llniere Gpotbeferfrma 8 ps &
Silbertboru bdlt mdbrenb Der
gan3en Wa6t often, unb es III baIelbft
tpdbreno Der 3eit fets Elm gutter Npo.
ibeter por3ufinoen.
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Mn Die Waiier Gpninmenten.

0ieWaHers sGoniumeuien merben bler.
our6 benad)ridtigt, bab Die @sbhbren
fiir oas Auartal bonn Gebruar big Wai
ieBt fdlig finb. I'm m6slidit i6nene
8e3ablung pirb eriu9t.
Die Wai tsG . mpagnie.
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nes Weibes Danb por ben &idter treten!
go bat er's semeint, unb biefss grbe
au berliersn, fiele mir iAwer. aber fur
mein Ginb brd1te i'd bas Spfer. Gin
8erbre1en aber, tpieberbpl' i'd. fana i9
fann i6 aud fit mein 9ino nidt be-
geben.
LH.rtfnbnno foIot
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(Gortfeiung foist.)

Gs 1T mebr aatarrb in bieIer @esenb bes
2anbeB alS bon allen anberen aranfbeiten au.
iamtmen, unb Bis in Den Iesten Sabren salt ct
ala unbsilbar. @ieIe Sabre lang ertIarten
Doctoren ibn fit cine LOCALE 8ranfbeit unb
idrieben locale Seilmietel Dor. unb na fe iba
nit drstlider 8ebanbluus beifanois nid)t furir>
ten, ertlarten iie ibn fur unteilbur. Die @ii'
fenidaft bat bsiuiefen, fas aatarrb cine 9oniii-
tutionsiranlbeit If unb Desbalb eonEituiioneae
8ebarbIuus erforbert. San's aatarrg Sur,
fabrisirt bon s s. @benb 6 Co., 9oIebo,
Ohio, 1T bic einsise eOnititutioneae Sur int
Martte sic nirb innerlid in Dofen ober Ga,
ben bon 10 Sropfsn bis gu eincm Sbeeloffelpsa
eenommen sic pirft Direct auf baS 8lut uno
bic fdleimise Sberadhs bes SbfemS. Ste
bieten einbunbert Dollars fir j,oen Sale ben
fe gu furiren berfeblt. eabt @n9 @ireulare uno
3eugnifIe fonlmen. abrsGirt:
8. s. gbeneb &c Co., @isentb, golebo,O.
rB- 8erfauft bon apotbefern, rs 6.
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Die
WOdentlide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
eri6eint
isosn Qomnerfag
unb fpitet
$3.50 fir oaS Sabr uocr $1.25 f,is
6 Wogate In Vuramsbesablnma.
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Oie
saslide Sreie greiie fit seras
erl1eint
mit Anssagme ots Soaatass
unb fo1tet
1900 fiir hae Sabr pScr $3.50
fiir 3 Wfpnafc.
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THE NAVAL SERVICE.


AhcCoht n Omteis Oh Ahio
Coast.
Lieutenant J. Nj. Hawley and Ensigns ].
l.. Purcell. j. X. Seymour, Ii. p. Jones and
William G. Miller, Passed Assistant Sur
geon T. j. b. Cordeiro, Passed Assistant
Engineer Harrie Webster and Passed As
sistant Paymaster John Corwine have all
been detached from the Nipsic and granted
three months leave. Ems gnS Ii. +. Pa
menter and John ID. Mcdonald, also de-
tached, have been ordered TO the receiving
ship Independence.
Lieutenant Commander joseph Marthon
has been ordered 10 command the PaoS,
which was last reported at Chemulpo, Corea.
Lieutenant a. c. Baker. detached from the
Naval Academy, has also been ordered to
her and both will leave by the steamer on
the 18th inst.
Paymaster George II. Read has been or
dered attached TO the Fish Commission
steamer Aibatross on the 1st proX., reliev-
ing Assistant Paymaster {. L. Williams,
who, upon settlement of his accounts, will
be granted three months leave.
Assistant Engineer Frank w. Hebbs has
been ordered TO special course of study
in naval architecture in Glasgow, Scotland,
to permit him to do which he has been de-
tached from duty at the Union Iron Works
in this city.
Assistant Engineer W. W. Bush, recently
with the Ranger, has been detached from
ucI anu VIII perform uuty III cOnHectioH
with the preparation of the San Francisco
for sea.
In an opinion rendered recently by the
Acknowledgement it is held that naval gen-
eral cOurts-marti have not the power to
compel the attendance of civilian witnesses.
Chief Engineer Absalom Kirby has been
ordered as Inspector of boilers building at
Charleston, w. Va, for the coast defense
vessel Monterey at the Union Iron Works.
Guy Steele OF Cambridge, Md, will 60 out
as feet pay-clerk of the Asiatic squadron
with Paymaster w. GoldsboIough on the
San Francisco.
Gunner William Halford has been ordered
to special duty connected with the prepara-
ton of the San Francisco for sea service.
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ACTOR HkRNE'S Address,
His Interesting Views on the single-Tn,
Pro hi IN.


Problem.
The address of James A. Herne, the actor,
at the Bush-street Theater yesterday after
neon was well attended, the audience in
Guiding many members of the profession,
who listened attentively and manifested
their approval by frequent applause.
Abiding to the single-tGx problem the
actor gave his reason for believing that the
right of the individual ownership OF land is
unjust "Man," he said, should only have
absolute possession of land in common with
every Otner man, paying rental to the
community owning the land. Our weapon
to use in accomplishing this purpose is the
single tax. 1t proposes TO divide up the OPP
portunities so that each individual may Sc
cure his just share Of the wealth lie creates.
We propose to charge rental for railroad
franchises, mines, water power, etc. We
propose to support the community out of the
earnings Of the community and not out of
the resources of individuals. This will
result in fewer landowners and more
land-users, fewer task-masters and no
slaves. The law that ensIaves one
and enrlches another deserves 10 be buried
with the ashes of the barbarians who framed
it. The more you tax land values
the easier 1t will be TO get land, and there
fore land is the only thing that should be
taxed. The single tax is simply battle
against Glasses ana Individual privileges, TO
abrldge their power and TO give all men a
chance in the future prosperity of the
world. Single tax means the right of every
man TO trade his labor with another, to en-
courage trade and industry to reduce the
number of millionaireS and increase the
average wealth OF communities"
TO representatives of labor unions the
speaker said that strikes were UNJUST mas
much as they were monopolies in them
selves. Ii the land were freed and work
created for all men there would be no occa-
sion for strikes. He also said his remarks
applied to actors. Small pay and short sea-
sons were due to the oppression of labor.
lands touching sketch entitled Under the
I.inn's Pa -
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under the amendatory act of September
30h relating to the retirement OF privates
and Don-com missioned officers OF the army.
general order has been issued from
headquarters amending regulations relating
to appointments in the ordnance depart
ment, so rs TO demand service for Two IN
stead of four years as an officer in the ilne
of the army to be eligible.
On the mutual application of the ofhcers
concerned the follow ing transfers have been
made in the First Infantry: First LieuteIl,,
ants John S. Mason Jr., Company Z, ana
Charles b. VOgdes from Company +. :,
In resi- Onse TO an inquiry the Secretary OF
the Treasury has written that there is no
provision in the tariff act authorizing al,
mission to free entry of books for officers Oh
the army.
Colonel Basil Norris, S.. has been ordered
TO visit the foll0Nng-named posts in the
Department of California: Beuicia Bar
racks, Preside, Alcatraz and Angel islands
and forts Mason and CASTOR.
Lieutenant Colonel George II. Burton has
gone to Sacramento for the purpose OF IN
specting the engineering works under charge
of Major W. FL. Heuer, Engineer Corps.
Post Chaplain John Ii. MacOmber has
been relieved from duty at Fort Sherman,
Idaho, to report at Alcatraz Island.
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THE ELKS' CARNIVAL.

The Exalted Grand Ruler and Other
Omcers to Attend.
The carnival TO be given by the Elks of
this city on Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday,
November 25,h, will b. under the supervis-
ion of Messrs. George Wallenrod, NJ B.
Leavitt, AL Hayman, Harry Mann, William
Kreling, Gustave Walter, Charles Meyers,
j. J. Gottlob, Mark Thai, Louis Morgan
stern, A. Bowler and John Morrisey ON the
part of the theaters, and G. w. Nevin, Bert
McNulty, Ernest Ulman. Charles S. H0ff-
man, A. b. Eckstein, A. A. Perry, j. c.
Casey and E. N0onan on the part of the
lodge. Extensive arrangements have been
made for a first-claSs prelude, and grand
all-gorical march, which will include seven
historical floats attended with as many
advertisements. Exalted Grand Ruler. DR..
Simon Quinlan of Chicago. and other grand
officers will be here to take part in the
pageant, who will be escorted by guard of
honor Of twenty-four lady amazons dressed
as knights of old in suits of steel, under
calcium transformations and confetti effects,
which of itself will be well worth the price
of admission. A souvenir Elks' march will
be presented to every lady present that even
ing. The committee has 5000 suits, repre-
senting every known character for the use
of participants. Those applying first will
have the choice of characters
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out allowing the grapes to .fermentt, and
which is having very popular run in the
East and with the medical profession.
In all the output of this winery this sea-
son will be between 400, 600 aud 800, 900 gal
Ions. This is far less than it was expected
would be made this year, but the failure of
the Zinfandels shortens the vintage by
about 100000 lone hundred thousand gal
ions. The Rieslings have done well this
year, and justify the favor in which they
are held by growers. fact not generaliy
known about this popular variety Is IN re
gard to its introduction in this State. A
question which will probably never be set
tied Is to whom belongs the honor oil 1rSt
bringing foreign varieties Of grapes
into California. AS early how however YER as as
his place several foreign varieties sent
him from Germany. and in 1861
DR.. Crane of St. Helena desiring to set
out a vineyard. went to Mr.. Stock for cut
tings, which he secured at $40 per thou
sand. There was one variety, however,
which had no label, and which, therefore,
lie obtained at half price, and hesitated
over even at that rate. This doubtful va
riety proved to be the now justly celebrated
RieSllng.
Despite the fact that our hills are covered
with vines a great many grapes have been
shipped here this year from the Live!more
Valley, and prices of grapes from all sources
have ranged from SIS 90 TO SIS per ton, ac-
cording to quality and condition.
Any account of the vineyards of Wash
ington Township would be incomplete with
out a passing mention of the notable May
hew vineyard, at Nies, an object sure 10
attract the attention of every traveller over
the Southern Pacific when the junction is
reached.
THE VINEYARD Is SMALL,
Comprising about eighty acres, but it covers
from the base nearly TO the summit beat
tiful rounded HILL the graceful proportions
of which gather an added charm from the
beautiful green of the vines. From what
ever direction it is viewed the clearly defined
rows of crisp green run to the top OF the
hill the effect produced being one Of great
symmetry and beauty. The grapes are the
Muscat Of Alexandria,, of fine SIZE and fla
vor, and this year are vying with Mr.. May
hew's well-knOwn orange grove as to which
shall bear off the honors OF the place.
Just now throughout this section interest
even in the great vintage season has become
subservient to that in the approaching
State election. The efforts of single
would-be demagogue have succeeded in
making the campaign, on the Dem
ocratic side, an exceedingly muddy
one, but the Republicans have made clean.
able canvass, and their progress, throughout
the section has been one If triumph. 1t
LOOKS now as though Washington Township
would this year return large Republican
majority for State and county tickets. c. C..
IyUfugtOu Ocs. so, 1880
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MILITARY NOTES.
General Gibbon Insists Upon Attendance
mt


mt Couris-MartiaI.
Brigadier-Ge Giboon has issued the
following circular regarding courts-martial
in this department: Officers serving on a
court-martial are instructed that nothing
but the providence OF God, an order from
higher authority, or an imperative order
from commander on the spot to meet an
emergency, justifies member in absenting
himself from the court. No leave of absence
and no other duty, except in an extreme
emergency, can relieve Gn officer serving
on court without the action of the conven-
ing authority.
Captain Charles W. Williams, A. @. NJ,
will be relieved from the Military Academy
in time to enable him to reach this city on
the 1st of next January, and upon arrival he
will relieve Captain Gustavus A. Hull at
the general depot of the Quartermaster's De-
partment, the last named returning to Wash
ington, ID. c., to settle his accounts.
Orders directing Lieutenant-C Colonel George
II. Burton, Inspector General, 10 proceed to
Fort Bidwell have been revoked and instead
First Lieutenant James L. Runcie, First
Artillery, and acting engineer officer, has
proceeded on public business to the fort
designated via Linkville and Lakeyiew, Ore
gon,
The War Department has decided that
the reriod Of war service is between April
], 1861, and May !, 1865, for which enlisted
men may be credited with double time