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wAsuiSorON, June la.-Assiatant
Secretary spalding has decided that
queen ices are entitled 10 entry ffoo "
duty under the tariff providing for nni-
mal- specially imported lot breeding
purpotts, Notwithstanding the require.
mrnt that the provision for a certified
ledigrcc, showing purc breed. cannot
possibly bo complied with In their case.
This Il IN harmony with the practice
under tho old tarln, hat IA In conflict
with the practice under the present
tariff ~ ASSESSING queen bees at the
rate " - PCT cent al yalofcm, under
tie provision for animals not other
wlse provided for.
The present ruling IA based on the
representation that these bets are never
imported flr other than breeding pur'
poses mud that they arc always Of sd
pcrlor breed.
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Bgusr, Junr IA horrible aoel-
dent occurred ON the Moenchen, Stein
aud Baslu railway today through the
collapse u "a bridge beneath n heavily
loaded excursion train crowded with
people on their way 10 attend tho MUS,
lcal fcle. SIXTY pou0ns were killed
outright, while hundreds were in'
lurud.
Two engines and the first ear plunged
into the river and all tho passengers Ia
the car were drowned. Two ears 70.
MANNED suspended from the bridge. All
tho tralnnien woo killed. Thirteen
cars were saved.
The musical feto at Muenehesteln
was abandoned n soon NJ the news
Of the accident arrived, aud hundreds
of villagers hurried 10 the scene 10 aa'
slst Ia Ttscuing the victims.
The bridge was an Iron skeleton
structure, which was considered WE'LL
hullt and substantial. The only MP
parent reason for this COLLAPSE u the
bridge Il that the train len the raili
aud threw il entire weight on one aide
OF the bridge.
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SAN FRAsonoD, June ii.-Detall-
Of the execution Of fifteen Chinese ht
Kowlo0n CITY, opposite Hongkong,
MAY n, were received last night by
tho steamer "illO dc Jancir0,"
Six " tho men were pirates who
looted the passenger steamer " hsmoa"
on tho Chincs~ coast. Tho nitrcn
doomed mon knclt ina row Ia u pablo
square aud the cNecutloncr cut OIL their
heads with n sword.
Al Waha mob Of fully 10000
Chinese attacked tho Ffcnoh mission
May lith. The Catholic Cathedral
was bufnrd. Tho English c0nMlAtu
was attacked and tho Consul and wlfo
barely escaped, disguised ~ CHINESE.
The residences NJ the custom oil"rs
were bufaci.
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MONDAY SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TERRITORY.

Justice 10 one whose name has been
brought Into discussion In this failure,
l dcsitv to- say hat ~. HHi. john
WanAmak"I hna never directly nor In
directly made suggestion Tor or 30
lici,ed one days delay In the closing
" the bank, nor Ia the appointment Of
receiver, rs appears 10y telegram hero.
inaftsr quoted. In fact, ] have met
him but once during tho PRESENT year,
aud that meeting was ON the 2ls, DAY
March, Ut the suggestion anu In the
presence of A. u. Nottletun, acting
secretary OF the treasury. This Inter.
view was on the iny after the Key.
stone lhnk substantially confirmed the
Information hal received from Marsh,
mud hc aid lac held M pledge ceftlii.
GATES representing about $500 shares Of
stock IN the Keystone tank. urged
/ him 10 uso hi, Influence In aid OF the
efforts bclng made 10 reopen The bank.
! iailed, however. Ia my efforts " en-
list him IN the enterprise, ami 80 ended
all the communicatilnh between ", cx.
ccpllng the following telegram, dated
Washington, April 20jh;
"Matsh came down last night 10 say
Il wa. reported that you intend to APP
point q receiver unless something moro
definite was done today. believe
nothing would suffer from giving them
twenty.iouf houns longer. At the eni
Of which they may put On paper some.
thing mofv definite TO be presented 10
you. From what he says they are get.
ting along pretty well IN securing sub
scripiions to now stock. would re-
commend that tho appointment Of n
receiver be deferred say onu day, until
he ha. an opportunity 10 state somc'
thing more definite.
JOug WASAMAsEn.'
ain concluding ihlr statement (
deem II my duty ~ say that, Ia my
opinion, tho FevCfal reports made by
tie hank examiner did not reflect the
true condition Of the bank under con.
sidrfatlpn. The dcgtur 81 blame, "
any, which properly attaches 20 Drew
il 80: 10 bu ascortalned. In tho mean.
time, however, lac has been directed u
suspend examinations until the facts
aro submitted aud a conclusiou
roachod.D
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ROMAN caTnoircs
Resent the American criticism OF the
furrrse Memorial.

BrgLfs, June lathe strong al.
verse American criticisms Of the 10.
cicty OF 81. Paul ~ tho now famous
Lucrfn" memorial IL strongly resented
by Roman Catholics IN Germany.
Cahcnslcy, whose name n at the fore
Ia the matter, was interviewed today
on tho subject. lie said tho socluiy
does not pursue any special ucrinsn
policy, but on tho contrary IN com
posed Of prominent Roman Catholics
who belong % many " the principal
nations u Europe. lle went ON 10 say,
however, that the Irish Ia America
tfy ~ obtain for themselves all the
Bishoprics possible.
"Mo do not,n hu said, swish 10 In.
tvrlvrc with tho conduct Of the Catholic
Church In America nor In American
uolltics. All We drslfv IL 10 have the
Herman, the Slav, tho ltalian, ETC.,
uudor the care of priest of hia own
nationality, This viii not prevent
him from becoming "a good American
IL he remains true ~ his faith Instead
u becoming the pupil Of socialists and
annfchikis.n
awe acknow ledge the good wofl,
douc by the Irish Ia tho service % the
church IN America, but We als0 Wish
10 protect tho Interests Of German aud
other Catholic Immigrant"
From another source the coHcspon'
dent obtained "a view VI tho second
memorial, which Inns bcan distributed
IN all tho cardinals, In support Of Ca
honsly's scheme. ThlsHecond memorial
wAs drafted and printed with tho great
ct secrecy. IL rec,pltulaltH the afgu-
ments aud statements Of the other
memorial 10 the Pope, and asserts that
IN. great lOs In the numter Of the
faithful In America Il due 10 the absence
0f Catholic schools,
IL also quotes a statement NJ coming
from the CafhOiio hows VI Now YORK.
CITY 10 the eject that 5000 Catholic
children are lost 10 the faith each year
IN New York al0no. IL also asserts
that the Irish prirsts Ia America arr
avofse 10 parOchial schools AMI that
they do mol found them IN every place
where II IL possible 10 found them. IL
says that foreign Catholic. arr forced
Ia Iay for tho privilege " entry into
the Catholic church aud continue.
arguing In favor Of the idea OF natural.
ixlng Catholic bishops IN the United
states, asserting that tho adoption Of
the project would Increase tho inliu.
enee Of the Holy See and augment
Peters pence.
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P.,sroS. June la.-At n meeting OF
Eastern creditors Of thc Inn ShUe com.
pany OF Momphl. today, u was decided
10 appoint two trustees 10 hold the ~.
sells ~ tho dehinct company for tho
benefit " the of-'iltorr. Til. plan Of
Aciion Tor the trustees will 10 10 tirpos.
OF the stock aud real .stat. for cash, aud
from thu proceeds Of such sales II is
hoped 10 realize enough 10 pay a cash
dividend Of 20 yer cent.
The balance ~ the Insects are 10 30
disposed Of Ia the beet possible manner,
and when an additional 20 pcr cent.
shall have been realized and paid 10 th-
creditors the trusio.-hip will be dis
solved aud tho halanc. OF the assets be
turned over 10 tho llill Shoe company,
releasing them from all further respon-
slblllty,
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OTTAWA, June Al. ]. q, Abbott,
pr.ml.r-clrct, spent several houra NJ
his Office Ia the Senate chamber today,
and had many callers. II II officially
learned that he IL making progress IN
hlt task of forming ministry, aud ho
Will likely be- able 10 announce when
the chamber meets that ho has been
successful,
The government will be carried out
on tho old lines until after the session,
when the reconstruction takes place.
A. far ~ eau be learned all tho recent
colleagues u the late Sit John Mac.
donald have been invit 81 b. Join ABB
bott's ministry. II IL definitely known
already that Slr Hector Languyln, Sir
John Thompson, Hon, Geo, ", Foster
aud Hon. Mckenzie Bowel have ne.
cept,d.
lfany trouble occurs II will come
nom Hon. j. 4. Chhplc, who asserts
that hu Regards sir John Thompson a.
the beat luaiiflutl,nldcr tho circum.
stances fot the pfcmiufHhip.
Abbott cablcd 10 London ordering
his agent 10 sell all his stock la the
Canadian Pacific railroad. President
Van Horne has also received AbbOtts
resignation M n director u tho com.
pany.
sir John Thompson was, II l. under.
stood, asked by the Governor General
10 form the ministry, but ho declined
owing 10 opposition u two Of his
French colleagues aud tho ultra Pro-
testnnts Oi Ontario,
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MIN AaN nfneg fNftNs
a. Iorts. Ian. N. -Fiye MEMBER
Of N. Ex.cuiIy, Connittc. on the
p,opi.ss rariy m.t this mornInr lie.
hint cios,,J ,i,,,r, IN r,s. ,,pon nattcfs
~ im,nt,anr, In ronn.ctinn with tbe
,,.u,r.,ti,n N ne ,,,,n,,,algn of Isne.
Al tho nlernin,, ~ .slon r.port. were
,,.c,,iv,.1 f,,m men fepfesantinv
diff,r.nt uarts ~ Tho couutfy, General
Weaver ~ iowa. Georse H. Gather OF
AI,b,ma. a. n Smith Of Kentucky.
NJ. M. WilkIns of Kansar. Wtlkinc Of
OF Illinois. and others t,poflcd the
prosnrct on auc,,,a, ln their state. most
t.v1rable. In Eonturkv and Ohio a
,n.rial nght wifi be made. rhe active
wotk on nreparlng Tor thr campalgn Ia
len in Ia, hands Of Taubenaek and
Shilling.
M. s.criary was Instructed TO
establish n literary burrau 10 furnish
Items III inirrrst L. Inform tho ufos..
which nov nunbep bctwoen 900 ana
200 patpfa. A weekly letter Il TO he
rrr,afrd and pubiishri by thosc
iap.fs. A medal was ordered CONNIE.
mofntIv. Of thD Marty ,. convention nj
Cincinnati on MAY ION, The medal
| h to H.. mado ~ aluminium. AMI he
dls,flttit,-l 10 different alliance. 10 b,
gold, the procrrds 10 i. devoted 10 cam.
pnIFn pufnosrs nest wear.
a constitution was adoptcl for the
peopleis party ciuha. These ofganisa.
tions arc 10 lie formed ia warts, town.
| lii. and countlrs. aiI 10 lo under the
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CHICAGO, ne1i.-Secfrlar Of the
Interior Noble aud party arrived hero
today from Hot Springs. Noble, when
questioned NJ ~ the I00 rumor- In
regard 10 changes In IN. Department
disclalmoi all knowledge Of most OF
them.
The secrctAry smiled when asked re-.
gariing reports o. his own intended
resignation, III DO not expect 10 40
abroad 10 represent this country now
In my private capacity. That Il AM
other rumof for tile knOvlcdg. Of which
! am indebted solely 10 the news
papen.n
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rhe uro...ssaminniiea Of iIinE.

MEMPHIS, June lS.--rho entire tlme
In the trial today was devoted 10 the
cfosa.oxamination Of IL, Clay King.
Colonel King, when asked why he
made n will In favor Of Mn. Pillow
aud cut of hls family, said,
III had already provided for my fam.
lily at thai tino. Mis-. Pillow anu
We're farming together. She agreed 10
DO a honorable companion 10 me-suuh
NJ Agnes was 60 David Coppefiicld.
We ate our meals pls a va; my family
was then IN Memphis; | had asked my
wife before that timo TO consent 10 n
divorce.
"Slnce 1855, when Mrs. Pillow went
away, my wife aud have lived hap
PLY united. Mrs. Pillow and agreed
10 separate for life, but later she came
10 Chicago and wanted mo TO 20 10
Wisconsin aud get divorce, but TO-
fused. consulted lawyer ABOUT q
divorce because she asked mo %. After
wards, fearing from what | saw Ia d
matrimonial paper that she was cLaim'
Ing my property, | took steps TO recover
lLD
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PARIS, June i3,-Ld Francs today
publishes nn inlcfvlw with Admiral
WALTON u the French navy, In regard
20 the statement recently puhllshsd by
the Berlin Icsntoho Icitrg 10 thc
effect thnt the German Sluadron was
equal 90 tho tnak " coping With thr
French squadron In the North Sea.
Admiral WALTON salii "rhe French
navy Il s,ill capable Of bclting tho
allled fleets of the Drulbund. II the
British navy was against ", however,
W. should be- equal N the task"
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CuAMnFRLAIs, ), d., June Ia
The Indians on tho lower Hrulo ruser-
walton had grand pOwwow ut tho
agency yesterday, upon matters rela,'
ing % their removal 10 the new re-
seryAtlou, Ia view ~ tho early tx
peoted visit Of tho Sioux commission
10 be- sent here 10 aid Ia such removal.
Tho attendance WAS very full. This
removal Is Of grea. importance 10 this
Indians, u large majority Of whom will
be- rrquired To "handOn homes long
since established, us the agency itself
must he moved TO point NEARLY OPP
p0site Crow Greek agency. The In.
dian. are much opposed to removal,
and the commission will have difficulty
Ia securing their consent 10 change.
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NEW YoRis. June iJ.--Uen. Barton
died at the Gilscy house tonight Dur
ing the war he served with distinction
az colonel u the Fony.clghth Rcgl.
ment Of Now York. At iia closc he
assumed the management VI the Call.
fornia theatre ut San Francisco. lie
subsequently managed j. X. Emmett
aud Col. IngcFsoll. Ills last venture
was the production " the comic opera
"Pipp'ns," last November at tie
Hrpldway theatre,
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Indian. nm an an.nr .rln.

RAN FRASCiscO, June IA letter
received NJ tho Chinese consulate yea
torday says that Chinese All Qlnng
lis, having been acquitted Of tho
charge of numbering Poker Tom, u
Piute Indian, at Bridgeport, Cal, was
dragged from tho court room aud
turned over 10 the Indians, by whom
hs was cut In two. Tho Chinese con
sul hero will bring tho matter 10 tho
attention Of tho Washington govern.
ment.
The O.ronieie'i Hawthorne, Nevada,
special gives
TiE CHASTITY DETAILS
Of tho killing Gfthe Chinese at Bridge.
port, Cal, reported 10 the Chineso lega.
lion here. Poker Tom, the Pluto
Indian, disappeared Ave weeks ago.
His body was found cut Into small
pieces, IL had boon packed Ia brine
and completely picked. All Tia gave
the Indians feast soon alter Poker
Tom disappeared AMI served them with
some choice delieAcies,
The Indians now believe that Tia
made friease " Toms head and
heart and served u nj the feast.
Last Monday the Chinaman gavs
nlfiHtlA hlf w INV lNiN'tI u lAN lAANtA
an attack from the indians. Next day
TIA was aTraisnvd on a charge Of muir
der, but as he admitted the killing,
saying II was done la selfdefenae, he
was acquitted. As Tia left tho court
room tue indians bound him with a
rope, led him half mile from town,
and then brother Of Toms cut OF
one arm. The ChlnamAn cried pite.
/ Ously but tho Indians cut on the other
arm; then they cut 10th legs oil, aud
his head, cut his breast open aud
scattered the sntrAls through the brush.
Two hundred armed Indians were
present, ami the hatchery was wit.
/ messed by two white mon.
The sheriff did not protest. No one
inloTfered. Lawyers aud Justices OF
the peace aIe blamed for acquittinp
the chlnaman, AZ II was known thai
tho Indians wouli kill him II he wa,
set fTee.
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new secretary ~ the treasury. Gem
cral Casio l. 10 be secretary Of the new
department Of communication aud
public works, aud Fernandez Leal
SECRETARY of public improvements.
Mafiscal Will 10 10 LONDON again NJ
Mexican minister. MRtlns Romero
will succeed b. the sonatouhip u the
foreign Office and the presidency u the
cabinet, and Cayetano Romero, his
brother, now sucT-iaiy Of the Mexican
legation In Washington, will lie In
charge Of the legation until q minister
shall be auuOintsd,
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PHILADELPHIA, June li.-Unlted
States District Attorney Read said 10.
night la regard 10 tho statement Of
Comptroller Lacy that Lacy supposed
him 10 bo ia full possession Of the
knowledge Of the criminal acts OF
Marahl
81 wish 10 say positively ! had no
kuowlcdg. Of any criminal act by any
living official until after tho bank
closed. I did not know until after tho
bank closed that Manll's reports 10 tho
comptroller u currency were false"
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CHICAGO, June INV. A. Thomp-
son, an American In the Chinese cue.
toms service NJ WhAmpoa, China, IL
now Ia this city. lie says the grip
swept over the Chime. empire In Fob.
ruafy last aud many thousands Of ma
tiv.s died N the disease.
II prevailed for over thirty days and
the death rate Increased frightfully.
During one week IN Canton fully 10000
people were buried.
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PHILADELPHIA, June lathe most
important news developed today was
the fact that John Baflsloy proposes
u make full aud complete statement
NJ his transactions with the public
funds when he appears In court next
week,
Ills doialca,lon foo,s up sl,aT6,OO0.
or thlsthe stats loses gs2l, 900 and the
city $4,000. In addition, Bards-
ley hA. managed 10 lore tho $780,
900 which no made since he be-
came treasurer, thus making u grand
total Of $4,000.
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1'ORDSTo, June IA number OF
crop reports received today state that In
the districts recently visited by tho
heavy rains the errors have n much
more promising look. The hay crop
will be failure. but an average yield
h expected ffom the fall wheat, while
the spring grains will return good aver
are cfoua.
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sr. LOUIS, June lA.-Nearly 800
members Of the Order Of Railway
TelegrApheIs arc here TO attend the
sixth annual convention Of the organ
izatlon, which meets tomorrow, The
question Of eliminating from the con.
stiultion the non-siriklng clause wlll
likely come up, as well as that of APP
nlying 10 the Federation Of Railway
Empioyes for admission " that t0Jy.
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Arab. In Arms.

CussrAsTisOPLR, June lS.-News
has been received that tho Arabs Of
Yeman have Tcyolled and attacked the
Imperial troops, forcing them TO re-
treat. The lrooI- lost several officers
aud 100 men. The Grand Council de-
cided 10 dispatch 10000 troops from tho
syrian garrison.
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The Preacher of the ciiy Temple
Ion,ian, on ih. nAeearst Case.

I.oSDos, June li,-Dr. Parker, In
his sermon today, said mot n man
or woman connected with the baeeafat
case came out with the slightest honor.
There Is no chiyalry among gamblers.
Without disputlng tho verdict y Il linz
possible not 10 feel that Sir William
Gordon Cumming was very meanly
used, aud not the least by those chiefly
responslbla for gambling and social
hospitality. why all tho bother about
cheating, when the game itself IL a
complete fraud2 Such gambling adds
no security 10 tho throne"
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VI Iahr'. Name r.rpsisa,.d.

MoSrREAf, June la.--rhcru IL n
movement on foot here 10 perpetuato
the name Of sir John Macdonald by
establishing an organization 10 DO
known NJ the "Mapie Leaf League OF
CanRda,n on thu sAino principle a. tho
Primrose League of Great Britain,
namely tho maintenance. Of tho In.
t.gfity " the Empire, UNFOLDING tho
establlsheI church, etc.
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CHICAGO, Junc l4.-ln addition 20
the 1869 " tho architectural iron work.
ems announced n 10 ON strike to-
morrow, 100 metal workers are at
tempting 20 secure tho elgh,'hour day
aud Increased wages.
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no Receives - aoysi welcome Among
th. scotchmeu.


1,oSDoS, June ia.-sIr William Cor
don Cumming aud his bride received a
royal wuicom. upon their arrival at
FOrfcs, Scotland, near which the ba.
foncl'a estate u situated. The inhahit.
ants " Forrcs aud H. neighbofhood
gathered from many miles around, In
order 10 show their sympathy with the
owner uf Altyfu. A formal address Of
welcome, neatly cngfosscd aud signed
by the provost VI fofr.r, local magis-
tfatc. aud members Of the municipal
council, was presented 60 Air william
Gordon Cumming, after the provost
had yolc.d the welcome which Forrus
extended 10 the bride anu bridegroom.
TiuE Apnnrss
In substance declared that the inhabit-
aut- u Fofrcs hal hcari with lively
satisfaction o. tho celebration Of tn.
marriage and Welcomed him and tho
bride 10 Forces aud Altyre. The
Provost was arrayrd la his full robes
Of Office, and gathered about tho depot
were several thousand people, who On.
Enthusiastically chUufcd the party.
Sit William replied, saying "it Il
my duty besides my privilege 10 reside
hero among my brother Ecotchmcn
who have shown such kindness 70
mo.o
In tho mids, Of rousing cheers
TIM moIgEs WIRE usuTcmED
from the carriage aud the vehicle con.
tanning the bridal pair darwin 10 Altyre
by the wildly enthusiastic clapsmon VI
Force.
TitE iRisuE oP WALES
and the Duke Of Crmbrldgv came 10
town this morning ON business, which
IN generally UNDERWOOD ~ h. connect
oil with the haccarat scandal.
Tn, Prince. who at first was dlapos-
ed 10 treat the matter lightly. has now
awakened 10 tho seriousness of tho
situation.
The London correspondent Of tho
Leeds Mercury says he has good reason
~ stat. that III. secretary of war will
apologize Monday next, In Ia. Con.
mons, on lichaf ~ the Prince Of
Wales TOT tho course the latter took In
condsning "a. couiuct OF Cumming nj
Tranby Croft Last September
II 4. currently reported that Lord
Col.ridg-, Lord Chief Justice of
England, who pfcaided nj tho recent
trial u the suit u Cumming against
Arthur Wilson and othefs, viii take
official notice " the change mad.
against him by Sir William, tho sub
stance " whiclas that ia. verdict u
the Jury would have been entirely
different had II not b-.n for th.
| partially Tor the defendants which tho
Lord chief Justice showed In his
summing up aud charge 10 tho Jury.
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NEW ORLEANS, June l8.--Advlces
from the Guy Of Mexico say that the
best authority II given Tor tho state.
ment that General Asna isIto bo'tho
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Mna. Iosrpm u. omoATn

and General u. Evilie Of New York,
who we're entertained by the Amuri-
can legation here, have gone to Drsa'
den.
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Third, for delay In appointing a re-
o.iver. This orilici.m Is OF very niue
Importance. Ia any event, " ha' "' Ia
alo,lnR this branch VI the subject, In
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uously 70 tho bank. The comptroller
uli not close the bank nj this time Tor
the reason that he had no lawful
authority To DO 20 upon the fact, sub.
miited, and for the further reason that
ne had been assured by the bank ex.
hinincr that tho hank was sufficient 10
meet the emergency. AZ assessment
was levied under the positive promise
made by the committee who visited
lacey that the amount sscs cd would
be pnid IN one week, ~ most. March
1871 Lacey had been advised OF the
payment u the ass,s sment. aud ON that
date wrote Drew asking him what hal
been done.
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who has been here ns a guest Of Minis
Ter Phelps, took his departure yrsicr'
day. Mills viii sail for New York on
July LIST.