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EDITION:
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wqqi,g.psolir!rrcriacocir..
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bistrriotionr: to Military cont... •
SktuatiJon
aii4.llllair'
Doctrine= I , llevolOpnw-Paciftc .
ItaiLiOad ••- Silbsidy -Ifeptecnbef,
Songresstltziall SestaOn 6-Piliety
41rulIer-Akets an Office-The
of linllered , ,ktien
iiiireii;effr-A - ppOintmeattlin.
raft Oa '
airf.±l3l3,o PA".
>,!‘.1. , .1-...Wssaturriowi• Aug:- 26 'lB6B.
instructions -as fbilows‘have been tu . l
Ideptasupkieo.G:Meadsi uommsuding the
14pariet Qt acieteath;at - Athiita, Maj.
6 10 13 2c:*:••Th# 1 40 3 1 , i0taillext. &jai the
itshieutrof thulLpiestrerlend,Aktouls-:
an to Ilret .. Maj r C.; - Buch-+
1 104. o thO Department of
L0.u111,.10 hew i chqeariii: : The, lettcr to
Gen Ituoh,4,lS7us_puhlished some days
ago: ~:t :-:Ci J,:.', 3....,i -:. .t, . _
; •'-' ; .‘''; - •.' , HO.AnguAgrzes ARMY,
-..444Eq • TarrrenmsfteL'slOrglog,.
' "WAszennaroft. Aug. 26, 1868.
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• Maj.; Ork_rflio.'e P. lkeiftle,'l7: & A:, , dom.
mandMo,..the D e pa rtment. of
. .the :, south _at
'Gd. - 7 ~.....••
Ghwaitat4- -In reply to your request - far.
. .inatrnetions relative to the, use ,of troops un
difir,yOut command: in aid of the civil an:
• • thoriti*,,ithe the Secretary of 'War direete to,,
be k tarnisifted.;•for...your: information and
governmentthe enclosed a copy of the letter':
• op=itstractiOm tte..,Erdiet 'Maj. Gen.: tue.fr:...
sulan; commanding ' the Department • :Of
Louisiana, dated August 18th, 1,• and'Or
a lettok'frOin the Attorney . Oen :of the
United Slates to ` Alexander agioder,
Est., U. S. Marshal of the -Nor em - Dia• - •
- trim of AlabiOs; dated .11:tgrist 'ME, 1888. ••.
The lettertaGen.:BuolcanantediCates eon - -
• ditions undefsiii•Ohlthe military force of
the United States maybe employed to sup-,
; . presshoutrectiotramdust•the Gosieriament
; . one' ytigate and p rescribes :the Odes .of
the- DO.Pl44oi•st-Comtnanidei • in . reference
'
theiatittu - • - .4- 4 ~,- - - • 1- 7'' • ' " •1 ' '"'"-•
; no lettai,of the Attorney. General sets
'faith Mie'coilditidns tinder which. the. Mar-J
I . shalsiand , Sheriffe, may command the as - . .
* 1 slitighienf...trOoP*4lly their
respective ilia
trietisOi Mantles 10 execute :lawful precepts'
i issued to theist; by_competent authority. • -
t • . 1 4.0-4 8 4 1 ene •ef 'Vie ..military,; individ- •
i MilbmiSer aridifoldier, in common with. -2.111
isitizenN" to obey the summons. oc a.Marshal
I
oz. 7 13 h be leildAratordimde 16 1
l•
their perm Mint duty iiiMenibeza of a per
-1 -Iritreht''.iri. ill_terk'lhocii, !Mark': the' Awl*
can'.ackeniYta:tbeir proper . organised ca- •'
i Realty, under their QWllpfiktrE44ll4 in:ohe
i dieneelo thennmediateOrders Of . those of
~ fliers:, The stiffieercoMmandingtroopssuni
1 menet'. to the'•eidof hldaribal.nr .Sheriff
1 maid-, iiiir judge; for liself, and.opon his
,f . . own OfficialrespOnsi Witty, whether t hezer
-1 vice, required,- is, lawful , and -- necessary
and ' la-- -compatible - 1 with the: proper
dis Charge of his ordinary' with.
'duties;
and mast limit_ Ms: ,aseticia absolutely to
proper aid ' Ai al6l;_exeCution Of the :lawful.
i precepts exhibited to him by the Marshal
••. 1 or• Sheriff..••• If time' i.PAII permit;' every de:'
marldffrom a,clyll effleer foz,. military aid,.
*- whether for' t he at elation Of a dvd pro::.ess•
• or-losuppress insurrection; should . be: for, - ,
• wl474rur-t*.thrPrWi* mith,all,•thema;;
Ite re efs the case, fo r - his , orders. and'
;1 in .nll7 Jab/die' te ,- - the; highest coininander,
-.1 wboftenthere7itti he given' In time to: meet
the emergency; will • Wont
. asstune Air t•
1 sporisibility of action. By alillielY . dispe;
sition ottrnopswhere thereigreason to up
,j prehendir ffeessedtYfoilholiffitie, then pas
. ", ei'Ve interpositinn.betyieen 'hostile parties,
•• ' the danger of' any collision may No . avoided.,
;
Departnient Coidrahfidericond fta cages of
j
. • 1 n'..."oloooteir'CithPrdidates,:iii -Impeded. •
• An snasungardi to exercise on their own rel,
:•': 1 IZftsibu'rea'llB43-11aaketiOil;, to . r • -the en d? 1
-: • • pale* Ma • • belineseried l . . p.,;;F.,.
•
A By -DO .. " • • . Ot Clan Grant, ir et. %, ii .. -fz:l 6
1 . 1 •." ll `' i4. 1 . 7: . , •. -I ".‘. ~,- ...W, ,K.1411:04,,.. •
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.-:. 1 .. ' L l ' ;1: ~. ''L' 44.1)ttitsittl Adjutant General; •,. •
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igiiiiG • • • -* •
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,• - ,1 .. ; -,,,;,7'.• ; Pio
~,, BNEBAL- 1 8 , OFFICE,
.....r4' , -,+,.• ' .',. .40ge5.:F.14 1 304, - i- .-: .”
i Abiiiczotiagruder;.Esq:i.:.u r rlited RCatee,Afftr- . ;
I sail Ifortherft'Dfir - riettlf/Oridft; 84;.Aingus-;
sots , letrister:Tl - Ife 2t
- instant'
:;•'• I reached me Yed131402 and hall Xeceiied . at
., ..,• tentlyLeonsidiration..-,_C01.-Bpregne's2.ip- -
':• 'form__ istion to yott must havehtnni sed.cog.,
- 'l' his own construction of Gen. Meade's or
. der..lately Issued, and not upo n any. special
;- uttioteLfts4li
win:e-a'retddent;;W Col.
,iistr
.•-;:- prague through Gen.. Meade or otherwise,
' -:.•. as no such special instructions have been
•:' 7 !"issued bytherd'rpaident.. - YAII add.:--.•:__;• .4.
-,7:* 1 , • wOndetilidele cfretimstances I should be
. „ . i.:',.'73glad to hive the aid of the military, and
;• :If Practicable mould be.pleasedOilitraiiiiil;-
,when
Oren' to the military to aid me
- necessary. .4; flak . ,this. 7 at' Col.
. 4 ,,,,; Sprague informs me under his instructions
!. -'-he 9s4llofito sal.'fr-..':1 -- -
... ''. ''.' • •.'. '-' .'•'• ' ''''‘
' ' •Trsie dn, ire,m4 request tot' the of the
-:-••••!•elliftrrhilder .certahn,---clircumetances, I
:,i' ••,undirsaa'nd to refer to thenacaelonal',oooo-
...; ..41ty..:.thet. irs*;liriiikthet,;S:.lidatslial:sbostil
•', have the meansi;A:if *obtaining ' the aid and.
I‘._..tuicaditnes •ot,s, room consi4eratile::loime
''7 ''' T ha n his regular deputies, supply for the'
execa •
''' • •
•,.. ,•-:.donor .‘ legal'roneeteginhisAistridt.
!* ' '!:The ;twenty-went • section of the .Indicia;
''.•--:.;''.;arY-20,47kakinetabliihfis,. Ibe :coca, x
;..: • ; Mars -.. , 0314..naMeS tu*onoili*4:4llo. nu&
•• ....?0 • tils'ibireMbit. - . ' - -/. . '-'1 '-- ~ f •''
: - :..1 ; ' "414 leiertiiihronghinii ttliVms#l6 - e
-0 1 utwfui.;Aftiept.,B....direoted -to-him and
.•:•;!ssued.underthe4entho ity of,,,theUrilteid;'
. '-';;tates,' and he shall have : 2ower• tC,elesFi .
: nand all neeitoant r AladatiZlWW 'lbg.exe
-.:-: anion of his dtity;-riftia sipiftAr4es rn i ar l t l P 4
he occasion, one ormore;d i ertl -•••''' ' - ---;7.1'•
You will obseryelm4l4l ,t, t.iia 'o 4 nly
~...
: neasure of assisancenW (4;7; ,• 7 1taire
, • • iower to' command • lethetinliPo4l7,7,far,
''' 41 ° execgtl9 l oCl . Yetir dcity,.ind upon. your 1
: ,- . .. k. ,. ,lAcreet-Judgmenti...nader your re-'1
poredbility,•frhe Ai i ireposest.theideteri
' • ainr of, - what•:fo ' . ..p . l l ,o l ,pargbaujar.n,
.. • • : mei • ~..*pliiiniu );:Tb ;power of •the Mar%)
:.•,...- : .Iftsl equitosient toNthat bf the. Sheriff,' and ~
. - •
11th either 'enitii4_o_(*:si.,iiisori.ie
'.. -' ity Yelhir whale power•of -the precinct, '
..---- . aunty or district - over -- wlifell - the .offloor!e-,
. ,! • ' nthority - extends. -- 11174efining;:thla sub-,4,
• .., •sot -.Attorney .General 4 :Ceithing;
.as ; rtin
. - Prstan4 l 4.4, r!za.t.dWl l'i9irecilic-iiiii.VA:
4' compniw _ every . person . in.. the
--- - - • hitilet or oountytabniethe ige kirlifteen
',.. ' • _ eisiii, whether civilians 'or .pot, including
_ ,
... ibmilitary,:at all denisnainithans;frhilttia
.: .. ' • )Idieris . "and .rnatiners, all - 0f..W.110W. are.
_•_
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ilk •- 611,4
v , M 1 14 libtit4,B l ieriff Or•lMarshal. ,
. • ihir ~: ever; - the law •-:gliree4butble:
• .... , ower te costraatid alll'necessarh M
the M. ,
•-• , 12 7 WitilleWOurf dietrieto are :-n not ' , exempt',
. . cm oblions to. obey t in,egintarig*Sh,
..• . Meetly,* taMgMonls in csii;:tilsoty.
,-. _ eu_will p#llbular to observe that this-
~.~.*-"fir-
s;,~~.
~.;a~ ?i vi . _ _
i til
thigh a d responsible authority is given to
' l ibel& rshalonly_in ald_of his dutyrto eiun l ,
tetittit itinghbut the distrikrall lawful Orel'
I ,ceptsdirected to him and issued ; under the
!authority of the
_United 'Staten, itsd onlY
in Oahe ofnecessity 'Ter this extraordinary
;aid. The military persons obeying -this
antnainifof the Marshal 'will -act' in snb
ordination and obedience, to thq.ciyil pat
mers and the Marshal 'in who-se 'aid' In thb
execution of, process they are called; and
,nnlyto the,cffect of securing its execution.
plat speciarduty itridnuthority inthe axe
:cation of process -issued: to- you must not
be confounded with the dnty.and authority
lof the suppression of disorder and pre
leerving the peace, which, under our Gov
isernment, belongs to the civil authorities
,of the States, and not the civil authorities
of the United States. -Nor is this special,
duty-': of- tho 'Marshal in - executing
tprocess issued _to him to be con
bfotinded with ~ the. authority, and duty
lof the rietifdent'or they 'United' Staten,
in the specific cases of the Constitn
ition snit `under- the mgulations'"Ancifief
tatutes, to protect the
with
agam-t do--
tmestic violence, or with his authority, un
ities, special statutes, -to -employ -military ,
'oreeilti subduing Sonibirtations in feitst-' -
*nee to the laws of the United States, for
neither of Pesti tilutleator ;authorities is
shared by Vie sfibOrdifilite offc,ers of the
Government, except when and as the same
may be specifically , communicated to them
~bbt , thelitetablent; •t , .72,:'
. 1 - ;:-,„ -,., : .:'
'I have thha milted ' your attention to the
general considerations bearing noon the
subject to which.your letter refers,,Qr the
purpose of necuring dtte observance of the
limits of your dnty and authority, . and, in
hxxinection therewith trtothing can 'be lean
in, accordance with the tt , nature t , of
par" government ' "or'" the disposition
of e our . people %-. than , a Iretment i Mani
to military aid in the executioa of .the
duties confided' to' civil' officers. tOur
age;vigor and intrepidity are appropriate
hualitieB for the civil, ,serylee,, „Which : Abe_
'arshals of thelThited States ere etpected'
to perform, and a roalfirmentmf theirpow
r by extraordinary means is permitted by
he law Only in- extritordinary lortiergen
lea; If it shall, be thought mn occasion-at
any time exists for instruction to the mili
tary anthoritlein of the , -United States With
ta ry'of the States' in connection with the
execution of process of the__Courta of the
United Staten,,-these instructions Wilt be in
itccordance with the exigency then appear-
Inv' 1- . I atnisir; very respectfully, '
Your obedient servant,
1 (Sigriedt) l Wie. M. Evaitere,
Attorney General.
THE' 1HD741161--DTSCOVENT 'OP THE BODIES
OP- MURDERED HEN.
i . Sneed Indian — Agent.. W. ,J. Callms,.
tes to tholndian Bureau from FortDen
n, Montana, - under `date , of Jitiy - ibe
th. enclosing letters: which •were found
n thd biadies of seven Meri who were mur
dered by Indians at a place called La am
iss Woodyard.'on the Missouri river, about
eighty' Miles belOw Fort Holley. They
Were buried by Captain Hovey, of the
steamer Leni Leoti, on the 4th of July. The
mes of six of the party were sll
ows
Henry Lauine, of . Pittsburgh, 'WM. Whit
taker', of Philadelphia,- L. ICiiiiiii of St.
Louis, Frank L. Burton, of Lagrange,
• ennessee, ,r--- Dowdlc, - of - St..Lchris and
a party named Jones, place of residence
pot stated. These men had been in the
country only a few days; and, it is believed
-had never molested or • interfered with any
Indians strolling through that country. , ' ,
Special agent Callen had investigated
the matter as, fully. as possible, and
Was convinced that the murders were
committed by the Assinisboines. About
two weeks before the date of his letter
twenty:, of that tribe were killed.by •white
Men which incensed the tribe„and they
retaliated oninnocent men: The agent says,
the war having been commenced by the
Indians, It is immissible to say where it
_May end, unless steps for their pacification
are soon taken. He recommends that a
-treaty be made as soon as praisticable;or'
they may give serious trouble to the Mall
(each- service, which is soon to be put-in
operation between Minnesota and Montana,
and to settlers along the /Missouri river.
'i There are also a numberof bands of Sioux
?binning through Montana who laavecons•!
Mittedeeme depredatiCins,and have boasted
tad the Crows that they wouldcommit others
lefore winter.' The agent ' also ' thinks a
treaty. should be-madei with.thesei: Thew
Me a:roving, boasting •elsteilEited the i r-talk
and actions may inivea - tencency to diaaf
feet the mountain tribes. r i . ~,..;,. ~, ~ ,
Pdarsiiiiislitoiligrt / iSbi4A—lisailitha
, 1 TION THE ORDER OF THE DAY. ---
• Leiterinvittit' dib'gisibilre lithe &nib &mi
jiptia to hereeeivedleire.fromfteamblitinor—
of that sect:fon; and they arniiriiiforsisiy of
the same description. From Natche r,„Miss-,
, irisiopli si leading Bepubikan writes : - -"Phe
ymettr-Mair'deettioe,htfullY,ineniterati
here. Not allay passes but some of the
ites and Mack BUN sussasehtideldi.Stiange
say the murdered are always Repnbli:
','' nacwhiTis themurdardratirealw4B rebel
1
1
rater** and still more Strange. perha p s.
the fact that the rebel prees,'*ithene ae
r rt eage d e ted n d bef e d iel i t o o aSe n r iet :L f: a td r b i w er be qlen b l at et ma L s krist w 7 v o be r e a r t otti Y e a a law r a 7i 3 ler r eol o n ey m mi t s e: .
nct,allseassippran- - writes hem 'Jackson ,
~,t t the•Democraey are 'Making desperate,
.4 ortii to (Larry 'LoulaianavtArkansius, Geer-
Ws and Alabama, pp _the same., plan theY,
iiMineil in iiiiisisaippi l • He atrouglYergeik
a ineatintarg*treakinlietiternbere and
Bay#flte loyal nu Mint beorgassised and
ardosualn Tent: epee: He. say *HiMerni,,
HWard passed thrubghJeeit - sou onto-22d,
a represented that an alarmirg condition
()Aladin poreviii did Georgia, and' intent.
gapes which he icrioMi to be reliable gives
tht same accounts from Louisiana and Ala
,
r w o rinowi, gentleman sends 1 from
Vicksburg the particalans of an attempted
assassination of Judge J.B;;Morrls, ttono ,
of the Its-Niux•Van. e--eaire: 're est
inaticins arttlof occurrence al
ov r the' State . ()opera ;Gillen pretends
to nvestigate elk -Such ,Mitreitsel that acants'
le is knowledge, but it is a noticeable fact
air
'-th t not onadraf,these retialis ha* ever been
punished for 'Murdering 'a loyal man.„,T
most emptiaticelly, and ; without fear
Hof43ntra.pution.`thlLC of the theusegdwOr
Bt4l
fr men loidqfPletv men - *lid MY(' been
murdered by thexebelsofilkitalissippi•aince
. the war, not one bas yet been punished 'by .
a riebei-Judge,-and-thryariritir Otrirland
ewe'llisysk inthje)ftpil‘f"'Xliby .dterietitand
rill feig'..of, the laws. When-they murder a
; loyal man they, ham no obuught cifileiht
-brought to condign punishment, since they
Owner indiserfininately as , their ' brutal
'sionaldiotata;” 'He' donisitidesi by giving
opinion „ A l ia, a sentspipNer.sessnOtt , of
greys it tlieli salvo ton. he names of
gentlemen who write% these' Jotter#A l o
r",e4,A90.P .r.o4l l ;taVotOtSires. "
Purim
,n4tt.OOaDi'fitIIIIITDIC:„., ......,...-
7Mia - itiiiellirtilfowing opinion on
_of the..Govenutitint subaid to the
fie -Railroad. The dump Is ;Ida
Dinaork,,Angust ?Agri hit en's
intsi ter It he f Matthr I retriiWg the
motion of the riseifid Rai roads in, ref ? ,
se so ditty' of the Bud:WV° upon
t
CoAlefeelOitere!,,renort of thesatisfae,
i & am a lg am:lad' :sureMsive eectsonCiff,
......lrovd.inid find it not very eibiyibTay
.
out a practiced wino for irsactitivo action
t;te
11P
a►•
•eaa
*in
ere
*Ake
~tor
~~s:~
PITTiIiVI O.)l(;i'l,l#V.tsilat"-"-'Ail_W.
~
!which shall obseitie tit oithethEiiithilhtions
Of rapid opening.of.the, to travi4and.
rieettritikorlthe tiltituatiziency of 4he •
istructure, I
. presume thaA ' , shall be able
to suggest a•eonisif Whiehiftll'reet the full
'obligation of the EpiiputiNg -in these - re
spects, but it will require more time and
attention .00i: l•durveyet-tuul at.triy com
mand. I would, therefore, respectfully ad
tvise'ilitirthtirsaftie-hofirse should be taken
upon the ,sections of •Ihe ; prilorr Paegic,
hailroad, now ready for the advance of tliet.
Oovernment subsidy, as has been taken
lieretofore, and that tiny - change which may
nally be aetermined on may safely be re
liervect Jar. future ,applications.
~ In c th..
iiiiiihtime, thtLittentkiti. of the-oompa - •
has been called to the situation of the wor •
Ofhich has given.rise to the solicitude of the
gzecutive, andlhilyitifiVitig:Orthe Govern
peent as to the - pFogress of the'work on the
ctions heretofore accepted, to bring then
ipto the standard of permanent couple
ion 'Uri% troubtliiiiirhe• prdided 'Ap6rt the
mpany by the Government Directors.
fore any further application for subs idy
11 need to be acted upon by yo u, , 1 sha ll
. : va' beVnialMottg evict fiattutiketto, the
. testiorin submitted to me.
APPOINTMENTS UNDER REVENUE LAW.
The following is a list of storekeepers
pSppointid to4layr- I. iironion tittrst; bt.
Foster, E. H. Burst, John B. Lewis, Ahd.
UM:
F e ed,
_Ba
efrver,,lit tes „ WaHenry 0:
Hu!ulley, lotiP- M'," : ,
:'.14 9 .-
MP:i..elsolte Sherflek, jOhils A'." 4 1 cAt;'
Of Westmoreland county, Pa.; George
W. Reed, of Butler: ccount,,Judi; Thcimiut
o
nerdan, of . Latrobe, Ps.; Charles L.
Mother, of New York city; J. Frank
Smith, aryland; James Vkilson, Hain--
ikon, 04..;J. S. Woods, California; Jamb. .
Dailey, Merre Hautty Ind4f-, Henry Aim
etedt; Missou4i . D.. - L'alestror. Rodester,
N. Y.; Gatdner - Griswold ; Rochester; N. Y.
The following tersons hate beep appoint
ed gangers: Frank Reynolds, L. &Hedy,.
frames J4 , Graharo, Elias MciLellan, of the
Wenty-first District,Pa.; George D. Cur
is,::Fourth District, - .Wirghila;; : . John M.
wee,: Fifth "Distxict, :Virginia; 'David
ylor, ;Third' District, New York. Mr.
Taylor it at present n,clerk in the Internal
Revenue;*lice.- . 5..• • .
, PERRY FULLER GETS AN APPOINTEENT.
1 The President ' has appointed Perry Fal
ler Collector of Custeins at New Orleans:in
Spite of all the efforts Made to prevent ihe
kivibg of an office to this man. It is add
that no man was ever so generally- de
nuanced-by - rnen 'of all parties as Feller
as been. An ex-army officer says in a
ester to the President that Prater is a very
ad man, that he Ann scarcely . write his
wn name; and tbet rufan Indian agent he
windled the Government, and Mr. "Lo"
n turn, and that he has seen him choke a
redskin for a pig. Fuller has-no politics
Or principles, and , worships mammon as
siduously.; :Yet, me; so who know him will
say that' the lermy afters are jealous of
him, and he family a very clever gentle-
Man.
t- MILITARY CHANGES.
Brevet -Major J. W. Ewing, Captain.*
tbflingineersrbas been ordered to re
4ticiihredb-to Brevet Mai. be Terry;
anding Department of • Dakotab, for
duty on his staff.
The recent order relieving Brigadier
General Morris P. Miller from duty in the
Quartermaster General's Office, Washing
ton, and directing him to report to the Com-
Manding General of the Fifth Military DN.
tract for assignment as Chief Quartermas.
ter, has been reyoked: • _
PABEIPOBTIi REQUIRED TO MYRA.
•
The following ,telegram has been TO.
limed from Havana: • 3 •
Hon. Wm. Hunter , - acting Secretary of
litate: All persons coming to the island
are, reqqated, to have passport% and AdZed
ths Span ish.-Consalsi'or% 'they 'will
be obliged to return to the United Stets
without landing, without the Consul or two
real estate owners become . responsible foT
their, conduct: ." h. Jig°.
'Acifng CM:mut Genera?.
SEPTEMBER CONGRESSIONAL SESSION
• Governor. Morgair and Genekal
_Schenck
have not yet decided upon the pioptiety of
S session in September, but as the officers
00 . both Houses axe .rnaking the.•necessary
eparatiode r ts is sapposed-thatthe emotion
Will occur. .
1
I.I:IP4XONATITtikIp ARPOIDITMENT. , -
iSecretrirY McCulloch has accepted the
I , ._ignation of 8. M. Clarke, Chief of the
nano BurUO; `and ~ ./tppyinted George
`McCarthy, late chief clerk, toloacceed him.
. (1 9 ri t c T P ,/ " .41
"" 41 9Y 6 ' , .
Secretary- trowrdngleit' this mOrnAng on
strip to White Sulphur Springs, VII:
RUNTING `ON; PA,
RePublkcall ,f40 1 ,9 . ..tivp vont,.
toipectot - Disialeo to Pitt sburgh Gazette.)
' HUNTINGDON, Aug. 28, 1888.
tulrdmuelT. Pr,oo4,44;,aniultingdon;
Morton„ of ?diffituton,,32Bro,
by Ilepubllosu pon
fe6es of the'. Legislative Markt 'oornposed
oft Huntingdon, Mifflin and &data - atom.
W. L.
Interest In Behalf of Lahore'~:
;By Telegiaeh to the. Pittstonith Oszette.l
NEW Yons, Augast 26.—The Citizens As
aoplatien.reeenityosent letters , to the (kw
ornors of tho western States, asking the
'State authorities to co-operate with tho La
heir Bureau•ofitho , Cooppliieloners of Char;
Mies iiihoilding 'laborers to the west. The
.reply of Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri, is:
tt XB soon as •11 (*iv , ' tperfeet ' arrange
mints at St. J t4 ouls, and—estabilah a
a ayistem . ,,fai, „übtalning ; ipformation
ftom tho•e , interior, so' a. •to`' - know
at 1 ail times where they arc, , wanted.
i f
lin how many are wanted, I wlll get an
ag nt in New 'York and go to work in send
lu then:vont: Co.g de, ; ibla .iwill`re(idlie
,pinto font Ot 'fiveiwee'ks, and I hope at the
t ept e i v ration ot FatiAtifie 4.R. , pri: able tog° to
N York th mon drid Mishit the agent.
w want all t e labor-In. Missouri that we ,
foribly can obtidn, , atitl will , heartily john ;
n very ellbtkitiade', Idaend •us labor. and!
to beneniAluiwpoor lanoring,,,people by
*ding them t0,,,1i - ,itytop Where .tabor ,ht:
/
w tcitr"ltil "tiring - )S cheap, and
w re eaelrofttbcM93/10Mg any industry
an frugalic y may have a farm for tbi:M T .,
I ell 4w-Ic:wry short `time t There' are
11( 0 0 now sOkill,OVP-taken , ./ 111 d 0 r- the:
hotneiiiesid law in, Siotta.:- These people
411-farmwant to li_d:' bleb" litV white they
maker - farmil their,3LAwn, i., There_
1
is ork enough for all 'the Une m ployed
of our city in our grain/Rads tuid'among
tit farmers who are ekiprigqierfartns,,,
Th reiS no' destittitimg, hunger :o ',,thithos,
r ,41 Linton the pcicit:eetp&Ve. of litilleomi.,
-On Ode . our Otter We eau, I‘lnplOyfickooo
oh, our Inibh . AlP6,
__________Ligsiple2.-- --. -. ..,
- , , , , . -
py etegripti t to - tiiii - ilo44ll l3 alwitstvo ;-?,kir
IthSiblik:AiliSiOrrrtia. iiiiikfilbeeelf
bli"- ay 'paid an , aSeialhirloiC 6 : o -e s Torllei:
Bu oak 'ilt 'fhellt•attr i lltitti**beidAiricly .
-14 ''l'o4ro;zitaibifihatiovenlor and•
MI l iter , Aurlingiimeir "Atiratigerneatic orb
"el g made by appinherAf„aning Mavens
. ttly t a Alinfplimeidary dinner to4dri Hat
lingame and other members of the Em
limey.
: ii'3
li ~i'}
SECOND'
" .....1..
FOUR .11:111,4CIAICIK
,
1 , FROM EUROPE
The 1 Gt.:At f Tirelit cc—Another
t l C e
ions_.lle_i•
tw
it illiet Meg' a
. - - Priassia ti, d therllnfted"
-- ,-./ - - -
stakes—Affairs France
_ _ . . ._ . .
Speech Irk iffareha ‘Tallianti
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.l.
. ' ••`' ' GREAT BRITAIN:
So ' iikitiiott. August 26 .— The{ defeat
bf . trial: . A, •-. . aylieiplained by ti l
t f t
hie he''lie • --;9 In_jiro, .. -..n. tion
etiMi ij- a 4.14 - -...
i
a n iseit .A p vomi den' w 'ch
ietillyptd . 1. , of the 'tam' blightifp •
the' cencl 1 bd. - - It; setimi'_ .- the SaliPlio
wag fret- dockAtll tight. lirevious' 'to the
44
r irder,.going repairs ,to her hull
in nglorhich • were damaged last night
in ig. o ion „with the Enchantress. The
well( - fiat she 'night
he re
a ts'li
• ' ' lathe race and the -riiPairS s *ere
incom l ete when the signal gun,was Bract.
The yachts got a fali - aterG• -The SaPphe
was behiqpl but steadily, gaining on the
Emma, 'en the 'foregaff. topsail gave
way. In spite <. of:: this 'accident' Ohre
mended her seed and ' succeeded in
passing the ..Ertnina;:e., ,Site . was pushing
ahead under •a• fide' beedway,and a
. good . l
proSpeci 'bU cOmlng, Up ',villa the,,btherit;
- M
when her, fete r-itay parted. • Temporary
repairs were made and the 'sehboner was
again melds*, up, for /pat time • When , in
consequence of the loss of the bob-stay.' her
th-benin, broke, off. All,effairts to finish
he race on her part iverelbehdbandoned.
Following-is a table of the time of all the
Yachts: Cambria, 6 hours 17 minutes; Aline,
6 hours 19 minutes; Ermine. 6 hours , '2`
minutes 2 seconds; Candor, 41- hours "2`
minutes 5 Seconds; SaPpho, 8 hours.
• Captain Baldwin, of the Sappho* ' Says
that had breakages not occurred the Amer.
Amer
lean boat would have won tho race, and he
bffers a new challenge to the' English
yachta for a long - nut - it ilea. - On board the
Sappho during the race were Cols: Army
tage and Vonsohoylt, Captain Legard, Mr.
Grinnell, Mr. Jones, the owner of the yacht
Idessanda, and others.. The schooner Cim
brie, which won the race, was - Valli; at
Owes. .
LONDON, August 26.—Letters from Paris
ta n te the Queen of Spain bad requested the
Emperor Napolecni to meet her at Blarrtz,
and that the Emperor had declined the in.
terview. .
Pants, August 2a.--Marshal Valliant,
iiinister of. the Emperor's household, was
• resent at : theovening of the Council:of
Dyon, and mide - a speech calculated to
have a highly tranquilzing effect, coming
so soon after that of the Emperor. He con
gratulated the members of the Council and
the people of the Department on the ono
eessful harvests. The blessings of abun
dant crops he said was the more
readily appreciated, by the peop!e
tis they had reason to feel assured by recent
events thatthey 'would enjoy their pros
perity In peace. 'The Marshal made a happy
allusion to the late speech , of the gmperor,
Which he cited in support of his declara
tions, and concluded his femarka with this
dentence: "Abundance is peace, but not
maintained at the expensh Of patriotism."
:This is a summary of the present position
.(France.
BERLIN,.. August 28.--Official journahr
here sapthwPrusolawgovernment -has- ac
cepted the proposals made by thit. imm
inent of the United States for the establish—
Merit Lot; Infective regulationtrfor the pro:.
tection and welfare of emigrants, and , that
an agent has been appointed to negotiate .
With the American authorities on ' tbe sub
jeet.
It is understood tie Pruisian Minister et
NVashington has been instructed that as,
the.national relations of Germany and the'
United States are on such favorable footing,
the Prussian Government expects these
negattations will be brought to a speedy,
and aatisfactdry result. •
•
• BERLIN. Aug. 26.—At the c3uclusiou of
hte sojourn at the German. watering place,
the EruperCr of Russia proceed ,to
Warsaw oghis return to St. Petersburg.
ME
•
ARRIVED OUT.
,ASTWIZR . , ; A ugust :: 2(l:—The United.
States stearuerOanandalgua. ()apt: Strong.'
has arrived in Sheldt. She . will sail toper
r w for Hatriburg. -" - - '" •
' i , , _I Plirolgn News. by.ian, ~
{fly Telegraph Co the_Pptatratektiasette.3
7.T ew Yeas, August 28.--Forelgn m4ll
advices to tho 18th, state,that it was genes
y rumored in English political circles,
t t an understanding had boon arrived at
between .81r. Gladstone and the Roman
Cetholii Bishops of Ireland, that, once the
di etablishmont of the Irish Protest=
C urch is :sanctioned by Parlitment, ho.'
w 11 bo prepared to recommend a want of
a _,ll o .o'Solluds sterling„to.ldaynooth Clot
cii
le e, as a compensation tor the, abolition of
the annual : grant. Thitstun in capitid Will
b p roduced , by the oak/ of an adequato
I
ion ot landed estates of the
,Protestant
Church.
It is estimated that the yield of wheat in
England this 'year will exceed that of 1887
yy, 4,871.2 8 6 quartera c and that of ordinary=
enta by 2,472,974 'quarters:
he principal of an- old'establialied Liv-
Drm has absconded, leaving forged.
ker 1
pa behind him tO,the amount of tamAr
, s kbousand pounds. ', . ' i I. ' , - ' • •
t a: lilies Menkin was burled on the 13th; In
the portion &kited to Jews in the cemetery
br IPerd la' Cheise t Several dramatic au
thOrs, end theatrical friends Attended the
funeral.. The deceased lady's hipreo s 'led - by:
a I . 3irvantillirowed thti - i d ecie t
,_, letter from Berlin Hs Bismarck's
,
he Ith -not satisfactory. e continues te,
'flutter from want of sleep and ' , is obligeifte
tae opium to p li
ro:tire tom rem), ~
nether letterUdropteerlin - says 'great
I.
l v
ortance is attached , to , the interview:
::t 'Oett:' tee ".earereigne , or , Prussia, and;
Rungs. An , 'alliance 7 4)4SW, Oda' ;tllO
.. tpia,
Teo ntriee Is Marathon ever apokaa,ot, ~ , ,
t i thrktlati9P , *PM, ..ifccn .reoeived that the
Rn lan, transport, Bambara had left the' ,
1 wa erCef_drote to.leteplaced,lay:oamall
it bo at, and .Ibe Anatrion.war4v,essel eta
o ed there bodleift for Syria. Tire French
corvette - Far,l4n and the Etiglllo4,guilboat,
Wi fit ' irlfre„ : th e% . Only ivevials• et the
her. r" T iiif Carina!: On thotecond- of. ,
'Antruitt... the .1. steam ' packet • Seliieldi" ,ar,
the , Austrian. 'pap , ' , arrived - itt',' Vire* •
I`hatiing' . : an 'wird . : one • •hundred. and ' , ten ,
Cretan, fain Mee, who' : bad- . taken lila go tti
I -GrMee,- and •havinir tempted' anitesty.rto,
tifrh to their native country. One hun
dred other families were expected from
Syria, and were to embark on the packet
W2771l SeB.
111011
pit ANC r.
GERMAN Y.
BRAZIL
rtmolhe, which arrives ett.the 6tlrof .overY.
month.
The Patrie and the'• ,
Aionfteili';'•antver`sat
French newspapera,: say a ' petition :signed
y three thousand petsons /Ica: been ed-i
Greased to the Sultan; asking him to return
their] to their conalry. Ilievetitloners are
to pay tbeirown passage.r This fact shows
they ate separated from the insurgents and
accept the concessions offered by the
Sublime'Poite.
FINANCIAL
N AIM, COMMERCIAL.
, ,
LOD'OT,' August 26—Evenag.—Conols,
043< for ' , cash. • Ametican seenritiea firm;
Ended States ponds; Atlantio • &
Great Western 30; Erie 33; Illinois Cen
tral 92 ' Calcutta Linseed 'diill and `de-,
clined to 6256 d - -•
F. NI August 26.—Bonds farm
at 76g; .
Liv.turOon, Atigust 26.—Cotton buoyant
and I prices :. advanced; . middling nplatids
31d, Orleans llgd; sales footed up. 20,000
ales. ,
i n
bcorn advanced to 655., Other, ar
eS changed; ..." ''' ''-- ' - - - ' ' -
Ac
cIP, AugUst 1 . 28...44Petr01eu:m• dull
. Jl 7 .l l " 9 l l ,F a Jf i t". .2. si -- ;
1 ,', 7 '.. J. ,- .l: T it . : —atio ii .a. ` ,
" '. -.:, ••;.(1 1 ,
*Tie U. S. District air eyship.: , -Anotner
: . 'Pardon by; . redident,"'" 3 '--
My Toliqmiph t4: !. 06 , -- ••.,,.•• imeateite.ll' •, ~
1 Prilat-PE!'rA&A... 41 t! 26 .:
. --- -n°l 2 - Chas.'
Glipirievresent Inc . a l' , - J, t. declines, to sus-,
render the (Alma, k qted,States,Attprm?y,
for the EciatemlDlSt: ctcif - liennilYiyania to
Jion. Charles O'Neill;' "who has :written a
-,- , y
•
letterVAttorne ( feral Evaiii,
who anti
rented- the , letter 'to the President.`'Mr.
t°boon & returned the letter toMr. Eva.rts
or hiiiiildUlon on the points of law involved.
ii"-illii Letter Mr. O'Neill 'also states the
factsf Judge Cadwallader's declination-to'
addiinister the oath u4office, on, the ground
that the ap'..inthient was illegal.
e Pr , , ,t 'has pardoned Edvilh
j :i
B k, .fornie . r Deputy • Collector of the.
Th rd Collection -District, .who was con t
victed Of exectitlng' fraudulent halide for
the removal of distilled spirits : froni 'bonded
1 ivarehObliss i Ath intent to defraud the gai•-
eminent': '. 5 " , . , . .
~
- - -
The Cattle Disease.
tl37Te.l7rip,l? Plitsbarth. tiksette.3.:
Xi* * Y r OM:Augoat 26.—The Healtb
eititlrrMaking efforts to suppress and
•
the diseasev=wldeh recently
b Intbut uiong ttesattle tn that city..
EveryNneardrove that arrives is thorough-,
ly in-pected, and whensyrnptomn of plague'
ire,visible they are promptly :condemned.'
On Monday' a drove of eighteen animals
from Missouri was taken to the cattle_ yards
on Obtlt Hundreth street, near - East' river,,
when two of them were suddenly disoover
ed to be suffering from disease. One of
tbein was unable to stand, andwas destroy
ed. ... - Yesterday morning the , apparently
hell animals were placed in quarantine.
"" -Beide Marliet. •
pir.Talegettili to the litttaanigh Gazette:l
BCMPALO, August 26.—F100r Obit atid
tinchanged, and ..the stock very light.
Wheat unchanged: Corn firmer; - sales of
6,250 bushels No. I mixed western at $1,12,
and one car at $1,1234a1,13: Oats dull and
firmer- '
sales of 20,000 bushels. western at
06c, ancl - 50,000 bushels at sellers option for
September at 611 c. Rye nominal at $1,50.
irhy firm at $1,78a1,85 for State and Can
ada.' Mess Pork firm at po for heavy , mess.
Lard steady at 1834a1935c. -
New OrleapF Markg;
63yTelegraph to the 1' Curette.)
NEwOitz.r..ms, Augiriat 26.—, Cotton noni
inah 'no sales;: race pts=-Ifig bales.'Ster
ling, 167a1.59. New York sight Exchange
at %Per cent. prefnituri. Gold - 14434. • 8q: ;
and Molasses 'ndminal. Flom; de
ppssed: superfine at57a7,25; treble -ware
at 19,25a9.50. Corndull $1,05a1,10. , Oats
steady'at 0203 e. Bran at;1,17a1,_20. Bay
at $2.5a26,50. Perk nominal' tit PC1439,50:
Baoan—.BlloUlders quiet atol.43ic- - = • -
idvicet fiom Hayti state that,Elol;
nave was forcing a loan eV/A(1,000 from the
merehantasof Port-au-Prince. ' Most - of the
'merchants are Englishmenand reftusld to
pay their - qUote, but after`
a few hopre of,
imprisonment agreed to the demands; Thtc
money it is reported is, Wanted'lo-replade
his losses by the capture ,of the. Sylviim..
Seteral respectable persona have been - sirt
vrbge prisouerte itv his hatidt.+' , The- mer.
chants of Port•au-Prinmwere ,required to
reopen their stores on penalty ,of being
considered enemies of the-Govetntnent:
Real Rotate Transitrir.
, •
The followin g deeds were'filed of record
bbfore H. Snively, 'Esq., Recorder' , Atiglist
2#01.413.6§'' • • • , ;I:, ~`i --
Jsmes 8. Neility.to-A. M. Siotter..inne,44 .18111 , 4a8 1
of ground , in the Twenty-teeond - ward, tie.
• burgb.: - containing 3 tierce Not MhiTlirellasJAlrlth4
bull - dings 11.1081
Phillip 3yeessoberger to , CAW.. James /min, Ina:
10. 1687,• lots Noel. 28 to '2 Inclusive, In Weesenber-
Iter's filan:rin Sherman etreetototenteentlt *sad -
Mit t , sbu i rgh:...
F Cu d M th rk nner r o
e reoixe
w E AI lMsa en l, - IrM7g4ot •
ee. ~. .. . ..
ilte f tAl t
en Davis to 'Thomas J. Jones,,August..ll, 181 M,
lot No. 161 In the plan of Tenlperancurille... ...830'
W. C. Moreland to James klawhlnney; August - 21._
MP; lot in yourrecntb .rd, Pittaburgli;elintiin.
log 1 roods and 111 percbet fox%
Eterrutors °STUNK Little tci' atitoet Salrtl, - Arat
17, 18M% lot In the roarturritityrani,-Plitsbyr .50
by us rest:. ." • • •" • • • .. 1.,500
Execnturs to BainneLti, !laird. JI a
- gum 17,481tM thwart .vwdescribed , l6t - 81.500
'Jacob, Wedderronthro Jahn Rahn, - Allgliet Ile , DMJ:'
theitrodivlded . haT of a lot on Carpenter alley.
....P111!" . : 1 7 244 1 Allettu ont ofllo feet:
D.iLecolA tq'fbornas Asegnak7, - 1888;401:-
an
fe ' adet neillaky street, Fourth ward, i 4t - Ilegheny 0 by
4M
I .Jatnes Golllns io John Derry, January =, ltka; lot
NO. I nitinlitreetilli trtrienttt.wara,
Mili & 24 t.y feet r 192
Cl
'e0.,l 'Ter to Ferdinand Moeller: .Jengttet St, 1868 f
. 8 In A. Asemon's nh0r..,0? pareonvl t reet..
illitoll)glialuiMalhl feet ' ' '' • 'L S&
Robert it. t,ennlskon to Cbarjea Dttllingrr, Airstiet
8.11883; tract - of fend. in utatitartbwri..hip: Ett.
timing 8 acres. with er..4. 1 6,4C0:
Ihokb B.Orrt• wino Jitnee train. Miguel ri'les3:
In the l?c01:01?ilt,or Be levue, coptillp!oglOisores.
0 •
• - 11.'2
'John D. tip:lves tO,,epinuel fats, Avenel Itt.. 1858; '
nine lot, °UMW, (.41 fecoan'l76 tO Thilnefuelve to the,
i l l i t r arsr °3 l, 6 tr i ti l' y t" ; bit? igf.
In 'he 4 o7tUth Wsr,%;PlitahOrgh: N0..31 :on iron.i
grelio turret, v., by 00 fret "moos
Mars to Jorepit ruts,' t."l
desb.3 , , , 1853; loCon - -
ClitirCh street,
Twenty-drat
ty7drit
ward,
eit tuourut, 24
billBhet - __
-Totervir , wbyto Isabella steed, July 31,1862 1 lot
Pri 600)410'feet...:t'
1 •
11 C1PT 04 91 13 . • '
Aisrlir dip te'olitorigiges wert.filed.
• ; ,• /.
llufurniation Wian'ed: '
We; .•received the. foliar/64 1 froth
. 100 /W9171 1 , ga.:. Du the 19th day , of. MI6
4aaballdr.Parliel. 4. Crider, hats
'home on business with the understnndinst
lha be world . return in one, ~vreel.,
w l3lllb.
have never heard ,of Jiim: ainOo, .
jew*Ytivilie thirtpsig yeariof agrolkie'
.feet jephes high ! ) slim and 'neatly
formed, anbufh hair t . blue sr" ! ,!air imam .
bin ion and largo whiskers. ' Three biTai i
f ront. tow ,
_ a mour, and wheilirikrLiefb helohati
lie wore a !Nti't teens;
stalker.Parra seeing *t i e add
b an g i ve herinforinati mord . , so k , rev
,hnehand will confer a great fii - for' in ol i o
that is left very destitute.
ligauxnA earns - a.
Hoonatown, Beaver en, Pa., Ang.24, • ?O.
t
t - _
BRIEF NEWs : rum,„N,,s-.
la . ,_,
1 3 Chief 'Justice Chase is,Nlaitinc*tt4r
praghe in Providence,Ll. ' . ' ''
4 • • • • 4
COMPAY B, WitshingtonGrmoraem
York,' are pelt vialg-to Boston. .- .: 0 ,, ~
-Hpft'irpaper• aat Phinebeck, likir:
VOrk, burned .:Tneedit,y
,night. , ',pea
630,000.
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I •—The - South Carolina I..,egislature eleoted
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eight Circuit , Judges yesterday, of which,'
Ex-Gov. On is orie. ' . 'i' •," 1,, •.: '-,.rii ., . , ::
—The President and his-.oiadisei•havu-in
itructed Gen.'Sherinexi.to give, the °flooding
Indians a warming.' •• . f' • •• t',•••' '
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1 : . —Terrence McGuakitr:endGetligtk %iv . - -'''
soy are candidates for Ghief•Englrefeof
the PhilidelphiaFireDepariniit;' '
; -The United States Salesiihpiiiii 7,Ailais4l.-
thin has. elected L. Hill as president •
and C. W. Menderson as 5eq03.0! 1 , - 1 . ,,`“,;.V.
,
—Gen .:W : - , A. Pile has beem'unsiiiinottaly
re-nominatedfor, Congress by, thht,Hepub-
Beans of Eirst•District of Mistioun; 4l '
i —Go G eary has issued ~-si p . '
po khe
tion f election of - ti • ~ - , . " •• • •• ..--
October:to the - plitdie. 4 of ••• - (i . :us . ' z. :v-
ens. ' , - . , , ,t„ . ..- . , !..1 .t. ...i.... - ..':17:::„. , :;r:a 41;
1.... . • • ~ ka s z _
Me •-tif t ,Tift4,. ''' - •
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ilany, died ?rads. •-• lit ` • - -fhtt • 11 - " k ` 4 2:-..
pear.
1 —Charles Clark, of in . - lik-'.iiiii e ctl .
ccidentally slibtliirdse ,
, ' : ::lf,_ - ' , :h ni th - : •
l e,
while coon h unti ng . Tuesday He ,•-
led instantly. ~ - - ~, .) ..:,.. ,• - :•'.-. - '1 , 141: A
—The Arrapahoe Indians are committing,.
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depredations in Southern Colorado„iitd a _, -
tha.:ntilitary-grithOrities haVe hOeh r aliVileit --- • .
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to for assistance. ,,_ • i„ ....., 1 •••• • . i..
•• : George,pagan and Henry Hervey,. two - ,zZi
ei-Urdon soldier 'Were drowned . W y: the-. - 4 ' l -t1
Delaware river, on Saturday list,' :the -
lapsetting ofix Skiff. •' i i , •.,. - :: , i-. -., --
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4' —Thomas Cunningham, At. young 1=44. -
died in Brooklyn on , -Tuesday from.thp of
of a stab received'at the : hands, of a
German in a street 'fight: - v.. , i'• • • Ta ' i "'
. .
i ....,W. IS: Strickland of Lowell,' wOli•a foot
race of one hundred yards on ; )10,aday,-AV.-
one thousarid dolliis, in eleven, and a. half
' Seconds, beating L.'.l: Gibney ' of Nevi , York.
1 —General ;Rousseau haa'goni3 West.' Ha
will viiiiEhis home in - Eennidity, and then
proceed to New Orleans, where he will as- ;
acme command or thepartinent 'Of, the
ulf. :- t •,• :".. • ~;....•,-...11....., '4, t ---
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r--.Tahrrß.CrNell,Bsq., has been:sworn - hi"
United States.•,,Dl strict Attorney for , the
an strict Of PeinisylVtinia; initlt ;
is, a 6
' *aid:Judge:Cadwallader :-tvill•not recbgnies .
his commission. . • •
i ~ _.-7,l3e,ster:Vangtin,l the heautifulpinfanti
cid4,lnjitil at Philadelphia tinder sente, w ills -
probably
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of , death, has become- insane;Lantl will
be pardoned and sent to the State
Lunatic Asylum..... • • -
MOM
—Rev. IT. A. P. Torre, of, Virginia, has ac,-. .
cepted -bid appointment to the chair of in- '
tellectual and moral philosophy in -the'
University, of Vermont, and willenter on
higlinties lit the opening of net term.
Generals Sherman iiiid'in i giii . rinkii, '
Fort Sanders on Tuesday. Gen. Shernislit'a '
(laugh ter,Minne,' •,waarthrown--:froni.„'her
horse on Monday, and badly bruised. ~Tliq ••:-
accident Wilikeep the General at'Sanders a „
few days. t
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• —A young man namedqleorge Sackrider,
clerk • in the • empley of Sackrider &Ring o -,
commission ''lnerellantil, - Boston, forged, "„
checks •to the amount of $16,000 or slB'
Which wpre• paid' tiy, the Market Think and
then absconded.. is ,whgreabouts is un-
1 —A boat race came rff at Sing,' tng; ,on
the. Hudson,, on Tuesdayi- between' John • -
• Melliel aril Jared,Baygiopd, for a purist:K. - I,
1400, over' it: course two and three-tinsrto
'miles long. MoKiel won bY'alier three '
/01(thslia twenty-one,mhuitee , and thirty
,4
se
1 :211 Is retmorea that the ,ocean.,niailarf-,L,
`vice between the United' Stites a'icT'Gi'est
'Britain,(!trat Siinthanititton;la'to be'discon
glouNt and: 410 1 11101 Si tu•be forwarded.' vise.:
queehstowii: This is in, accordance with,; ;
'the propositions. madn'hY Mr: 'Trolfcrpe to'
•the erican BoatmasterGeneral. -,•:„., ..•
' 1 -41 0 1 2 . Jat!,!"AlatuN the manly Democratic. - .t
member of 'uongress.frem I t onisiarta,ild.
esterday morning ' of congeatkin of ci
rairi.l. Beth:brandies": of 'the:M*olla e „
,adjourned,opt of respect to: ila•lnemory., - J.
Illicinotige adeptedresolutions of 8,.. .. • : tbz, Tr
shod voted to attend'tleit'fnnerld'in a .'•". y.. '
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1 -idlebrialllloriesMagihi id there , lie
servieq,,cited; at .tWillitfingtda; lielawiArtonn: -
-Tu'esday, He .was Appointed by, Itreakismt ~
Jacksorflifidteinaht'in thelTavy,andeerved
in theEdminole,:Meicfcanand - late'war vi , hli
- -o;reditt'llild, PP tPiguktimctor 6 hicditith ttrus ,, :
in command of the reyenue,cutter A f oopapi,„,„
plying-oiiihk Delaware.;' - • .
! ---Thet'ziptalii. Gen6lll' , of e in e 'fah . * 'OT
rkigisrnfotified -, albt;onsula 4,hatt tpaSseriti.-
rs arrivirlg. Tmlni:ebroadr AO, nootkled. ,, ,r
. ith passport vises`by: the proper, Spanish
apusulsovill not be 'tillimed 'to' liild, hut: .
.:vettcru, from ,3whenee -.they 'caine.;• unless ~ i.
they own estates o,pthe• lalarld,.(tg .114'10-44. er
sidaelent - goarantee fbr Their 'conduct while
, -
t4llitre?, . 1 .3' . . ~....)-1') i :- .... fi li.l ..
:s --.4. number of Oficersandpdgates.wo . t .
served under lleflerar IlieMellan ' dii4ng . ,
-the; late• war ..met at -libutorddylialt, eNew -,-*
York, Tuesday evening, and formed them-L-1
l'selves into a permanent erganitatiglit..PY .
adoPtibg V- ldonstitutlon' and'hy laws and
Meeting 'oillettra.,llliely also made airdift&-
lialents,for z givingtGenk McClellan , a I'oi:eV.' i r
1 i i ihn On his arrival 161;1(4 York. „ „ •
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'. h rThe wholesale drug house of Bin " wsa - ' ''
rm. ,,
, abet t lt-13rhhani, 1 •210 '''llortiil f stiset i ' St. t •
' . TAES wlN3,4llActskt4tallv.destroyed by fire wi:
yestelday morning. . , v. e; alock;and build , -,.,,;.
ink *ere yiiiiitd'at sBo,' i 1 ; inpiirati§e,tibinit
7,000, mostly in eastern.' efillitis. l "Thi , :l.
uor s 409,5 e of i llughea,Rhance & Fletcher,-
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and the grocery houlie of J. bier:l42WD.. ed.,
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j?irdng. - were verisideicrbly dididigptl:' ' ' 4 1
riThe Boarder SUpervisiiis'of'san-Na. , :•n
4414c0, Cal., have passed a resolution to IrrinC,i,c.-
:elm order providing hl transfer city at4;ick to
thelainount'Aif : three hundred thormand ~.
dollora,in theSaniFrimiiiied acid Riiiloali' ' l ' 4 •
Railroad to t42. l P l AberkWeifia Itailroad;• t-.
„ xi paythent"ci one thousand dollar - 4 ga
an: agreement with the lattei•ponaPsup. to '
cow plow the railroad td Glltcly.by the - Wirt
of ..rolYi /MI, the 'mutat otoiffie; made ow , .*;
the oemplition'Of the read.- ` ,
—The istiithitltteket 441.3Vii4. 1 4.4tiW, '''''',
'ltew York and Boston - °luta : obtsilAthissed L a '
tyeatentity,,s4 litoßstcnb iTtfe beetphiyerat id -
,each O M IY whlelfeauhcbtr,ollleetadate gun, . .
,tlnding: , Alit! likikkiii club licirotre",hian.:' l '
clrecitalit t glie runs Infthetreiltat,:tnhinWris"l‘
anthe ew Tok,gbabplentylloino.- ~The - '".
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, tonians agehilientiothebatand etook' L red '
gl l
itp_te_tarfeetore ftleite two iiialled; "ori" - -
tleki itottok mui
plubeivdty lineyblitthe o !t'-et
bait rig of the Boson 0191? see t* Msat 42.-k
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that Nevilt i K rr t t •'' `
ogieiii
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A v era o r ila f et ie r .• m i.. ~ ~y_Lii,.-1.-• Li . it P: , ki .44r,tit
likterlaiA44tOf rear ' a4Suli de gl Ita g
hulked bealt 'Meted '
111 /j i reo P laifilVicit,aragl.,Tetteat.hig-toa , 1(..
w et * u s e, Where .he was du l y ` s, ' , 5 !,..,
ergo Ronteetsitilisaiiiiiied itthe Cap 'fa '':
with htki , WirktioothatfOtheMttlitteand Itvii4.l
-I m*edll4opwitiOrkol' Minister of, Zile '
itntitethOdght '' he . 'Wotild, endue ed_Digorda s-- ,-
1 1 *I'dmelitintetestuid 'l.l.ltitater brilloMAti'l4'"`•
Anaire. Gen. Itornontara, second i -
mend to Marques during the 84(1 4 %2% 1-
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been a& imprisoned in the convent of sant & -
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