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No appointmentS were made to-day in 'the departments; 4iiii siii44lttrge num- OF of/clerks will be removed the last . 414 of this month., . ~. ~ , _ 2,,,, The ante-tpom of the Executive,Man- Aden continites to be deify crowded:with ityisitom, both,,male_and female. „ ; 'Ws; Gratit'eledeption to-day 'with . at: itended•by many ladies and -gentlemen, ctrarigers and citizens. ~„, The stthiect of tax hrekers' sales is lettill undbr oehelderation At the Bureau -lief pliers - al iltevenuet A:' . . decision will I n be made. '... SAN FRANCISCO APPOD:THENTS. i Intense excitement exists at San Fran ;,,tiii , . . a-v t i n t if e ni P te "i ttrtstes i "Min ctiana t soon:' n ° ! ° B ffi e: illtql.the new _ officers can assume , charge 79 'proughinventery.taust be had of all Abe stock on hand, including coin and Stich 'metals as are in the Mint awaiting . 1 t oinage. When this Is dime the opera ittons in the Mint must necessarily cease numberfoortnaisnn hanls At the present time - there it a. very . large Supply of rd d, 1.- *:n a d Ys. suspendworking to the Mint for a f,ew days even would seri .;ettly embarrass commercial circles. In Ithiscondition of affairs efforts have been Il t entffe 'to laVe - the . commissions of the .sew officers. recently confirmed by the leitnitab,l withheld until.subli' tithe as a 1 transfer can be made without.detriment to the business interests.; :President Grant received a long dispatch this morn ing from the officers of the Chamber of I , Conittteroe of San Francisca, givlng a 1, W rs e*Flithet4o of: the eebdltted' ,- er .l 4 - ' - 1An4 , 4 8 0t . .114411"interVitition in the .1, matter. his =patch closes as follows: The Chamber respectfully but ur -1 gent ly take suehintitkeidn theltemnises as will , myettlitli your Excellency will protect—the_ coast . and_ country at lar4e egaiPatotte calamity.ofAtopping,- at this 1447 , 'the . .flittitAllr'whhal thollun • try depeolli for three- fourths of its coin suppk• Anil ittqiim tthlehrAffehogst le who'. `.l ly dependent." In accordance with this - request, it is understood the commissions " for the newloiffeers will be withheld for 4 the present„ and that the stoppage pill not take place at this time. , , - PARAGUAYAN MATTERS. 1 The Sub. Committee of the Rouse Com mittee on -Foreign Relations,' charged " with the investigation of indignities auf led by the American legationin Para ay, have had .Mr....Peter..V.Eliss before n.for.O. weekiisetileS'ateel*eere' ',elude the examination to4norrow.. The 1 itestitnotty Already.taken, will be printed Ilin About a week. and.-members: of the Commit seyAt_will, pszpiwa record, , *hich.ftamprovoked snit t'ant:itiola .,,tiort of immunities to Embassadors, and t . sferookktrAilideffek, lias had..%tiol parallel • t , . :for ceAtipleit t _The Aub. Vepotaittee will •recontaliqeiv-Yereiz in September, 30 complete their investigations, after • which ‘thl* leMiteniplite an excursion , , ...through the West Indies. 7 . CHINA AND JAPAN. . ' Chinese .l4atred. or. Foreigner.-Latest News frinn Japan, &c. ay isr Xtlegraph to the Pittsburgh 0 ' ette:j SAN• FRANCISCO, April 24. he Intel kigence from China is meagr e . "J: .Ross ' 'Browne concurs'with te Chinese government in declaring all mining itle .. gal. The rumor that an Imperial edict - ' will be issued, prohibiting the unitive . • tioli.of t.be poppy, in . Chips, bas : caused t ; great excitement among opium dealers. f A report was in circulation aniongrthe i PPople of, Chiefoo that the. troops, were - - ordered tciatteuk and:murder allionlgn ' - ere on the Chinese new yeikr's. t ?repara tions were - -being - made, fof ••resistance. The hetred t forloreignera appeam to he tilt:ring ground thrdirghont China. • New ,and.extensive coal ;Snide have been dfaro'Vered - netir - Payang lake. The 4 . :Yexigtia.river rose to theanusual height : . "...iit thirtvotwo feet at HonglKow, in con tetplence of "recent heavy , rains. Baron i Rlchtlicifer. started . for . ,Chlfoo .via the Grand canal, for the purpose of OXiltilip- Ink The 'snit:ond regions of: hantung. News Irani SOrth Japan confirm the Terß:orted recapture :of the Islands of ,La , •do and Tsugora, by theopponents of ,t he present. Government. 'Several more of the leading 'Dalixica have...joined ...the rebel..'..''_-- i', - ".. ',- ''' ,-' ' - ' - ' ' ' 9 11 Oks *in& Att tinirtlastatepfalartn. .fittineroasbetidi'ot the Takuyaway Chin - arGli&-the vicinity, endeavoring to 'unite '; 'the populace to revolt.: /tie deemed tieeee lary in the foreign settlements to post isoldlere at the. English consulate, cus • ' tombonso and,honded i wfoltonees4 \.• .1. • . intends retaining to Ted , f.dolll4Surdart. lit) has issued tustruo tient to thspritu3ipal Datwos who desire b icl. ineet'blui - truire. It le believed . his ;In .l : - ‘'.)*(e l reddO.his permanent _,,'"' . . ~ •"t of Japan has granted • Noe 't , '' export of copper, .tinder .the step of five percent. ./-Th...11 1 . IT ow.all was-transferred to ins mixed 'ooVertlMellt Ifircli Sth. . ' The Jew. 2'43eas states that four of the I mod '‘ptisterhai'Dilmos in- the .e ' • :fistispms, Cludain, Bison and Lon, have decided:, Ito.....trauafer their. • armies Ito the gs linktido4thiiiireedri4t M , their r -. Thetsiuipiperelipliiishist' iteeldent 1.4 14 4t. 1 1 ..', l *rtfint. l 4:: - - - - . Bd • ilifsiolutionar3r..43loresiesr I , , .Vissels' Captured. alkotTiisszspbmthe Pittsburah Gszstts•J B ivilte;:kprll47.=-It is rumored the . zor4ptiwass7 9svertiorof acineo Villas • • wow captured,:takeuto Sagua La Grande , iiitrotedttetL — • ---- The Spanish- Man-of-war. Union die .covered three suspicious vessels off the voitstoi the Veujta Abajo District.. She . gllVOChas6 end succeeded In capturing tvra of them. The third made her es- he United States steamer Contocook • bag arrived. a • Sugar quiet; sales at 8%08% seals for .1 - E*s BY CA LE • lßy Tel,greph to the Pittsburgh Gasette.3 GREAT • BR 'MIS; • LONDCIi, April the House of this et_tymilit, the Life Peerage bill was cnnsidered. ,Lord Dar by, in a brief speech, sp• prmial of the measure. The bill passed te a Second reading. The Cambridge trniverskt boatmen have conditionally accepted- the chal 'lenge of the Harvard College Club., • PORTUGAL. Lisnorr, April '27.—The Portugeae Cones assembledtoTday. and the session was opened by the King in person. public atxtety exists ollef 'the unsatisfactory condition of the Seances, and the subjectwas immediately brought before the rtes„ with a statenteet that the expenditures are largely in excess or .the revenues. The: Ministers said they were preparing extensive economical re forms, 'mad Would SOon',lrabudtclolhe Oortes Measure's for the roductlortefpub'• lie expenses, for the re-distribution of taxation, and for the paymeut 'of the floating debt. • •''• • FRANCE. PARIS, April 4 27.—The .Corps Legialatif has adjourned sine die. At the close of the last sitting there were shouts lof Vise La Empereur • from the ..Goveinment members, and counter cries of rive La Liberte from the opposition seats PARIS. April 27.—The governments of France and Belginth have agreed .to, ap point a mixed Commission for the settle ment of commercial questions. • . „ - FINANCIAL AND COSNEIICIAU::' LONDON, April 27.—Consols, 93%. 'MO bonds, 80,4: Erie, 2214. -.llfiats, :MEL Atlantic Alt Great Western, 25. StOckii firm. • • • - . . . FRANEFORT, April '27.1T. S. bonds, 871X4g87%.• ,- . • t .- ... , 7 ,•_. 1 PARIS, April 27. „ Beirsefirm. Relates; 71fr. 47e. :4f - •Ir' ' '-. ' Aumv,juitP, April . X.=retrggeum quiet, 53 1 A.: nh-F•1 April 27. -00 iiiaki uliubanged, 144 on spot. --• •• .- , ~.. LivEso:xar., April '27. - -L-Ctitton irregu lar:- middling uplands, - 1134@12(1; New Orleans,. 12%@12%d; sales 003,0® bales. California wheat, 9s 18ii; red western, 8s 4d. Western floor, 21s. Corn, new mixed, 26s 6d. ' Oats," Ss sd. Barley, sa. Bess, 885:,6d.- Pork, 10.45.,-Beaf, 90s. Sprd, •725..- Cheese, 1315... Bsperli .41 8 .8 d. irits petroleum, Pd; refined, is 914 d. Tallow, 29s Bd. Linseed oil, Sla 10d. LONDON, April 27:—Linseed oil, 31s. Sugar, 38a Sii, and steady. ' , ••• ..: THE PACIFIC COAST. • • Polltleal--Shles Crew Murdered . by Indlano—The Nabbing of the Central Ate., t ivreleiripti to thb 'Pittsburgh . tiiiette. 84k11 FRiallcuseQ,. Dem ocratic Convention of Wash i ng ton Ter ritory met at Van Conger April 22, and nominated Governor Moore as Delegate to Congress.. - • • • •• • - It is ascertained beyond a - doubt that the crew of the bark John Bright, wreck ed atZlAttka Bound,,wer,e nuirdere,d by tneqPfliand, steteria. - dedapitlited - bodies of white men hamingiacten found in thht vicinity. It is deerved, naceinary that the Government send a gunboat there for the protection of the whites. "SAN rasncisco, ,April `have commenced congregating in the vicinity vf the en& ofithe Central Paci fic Railroad, to witnesiabe 14ing'tif the 'astral and.drivinvif the. OS-HOU ) in the • Pacific Railroad, Widch , tairn place on Friday or Saturday next. The ritesttilliurns at Gbidlfill mines. The steam injecting process has been resturred. A.bout five hundred open were p thrown out of employment ,by, the The village of Youbet, Nevada California, was destroyed lire pester= day; loss fifty.thousarid dollars. AFFAIRS IN CANADA Duties ofralss,g yessels-HPFetection of ' rishericis. CBr meisfriikeik to tse-Ptitsbibie §aiet4e r ' OTTAWA, April 27.—Its the 'House of Commons to-day, Mr. 'Beeler asked wbetbiir th6government intended to en"- force similar wee andnutieil ore Amer ican vessels trading in Canadian ports as were, levied onVanistlian vessel* trading in American Pints. Mr. Rose said the Matter was.runder oonsideration. The government does not pledge themselfes tnany particular line of policy. In reply to an inquiry by , a member t Mr. McDon ald said that it Wonld be impossible to 'supply-the Welland-Canal with water from Isitke-Erbruntil kurtst.- • sMr. coffin Inquired whether the -GeV - - ernmentintendell '4;6'111/see sin armed forts on the: coast 'of the Dominion, to prevent` kmealcali'-fisheinunifrnm fish ing in 'quisdisn waters duringitheconk , bag sesOn. _The Ftemier said undet euxml,the Admiral in command bed aim eldership:force on. the sround for the ptirpoae-ef•protecting the fisheries; but dal red iiir.tVifinto allow the . question to stand: ' ' National Suidiy 'Convetitlon (By veturapb to ttio,rittsiiiiriti'fi4i4o.i Nuwaux, 11,34 April - 27:bblqationt si Sunday. *shotVention. 104 its third session , at. • the - Firer BOW Church in thi !" s city; WedhesialtYlll4ol.. dayabd Pride. George Stewart war preside. • , The , ConVention will' havnrep. resintaticee'frollfalf part at the Utlitia Mattawan& Canada.: Various 4mportam matters will' be ;C onsidered `.for the more , etlicient'sinkrag - OfSabbath Schools. , , . , 'sun tbr Pow Iniptioesnlent. - tiour tar Tologratni to the rittabungh ). .... Lotnisortrat f Aaril 27 4 - 13 Ig o na;nod John ,Itdln, • has brought n p against the city for ithleti-Imprlsoncnent, velalltr. Log , &maga ' to. the ' amount .0f,55..500. This oult.will4test• the t conotltudonallty of an ordlrdlndlistierabg partletrartr'*r. rested attettoptmted felons and commit- t 4,14 tcrthe workhonie fridefitult of. ball. Indiatut 4,•eglelature:, [By Telegraph to the Pittsbarsit Gazette,' ; lintsitarotte. 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Newspaper lExptmaa=Politlial Martemrer. ing of Jonn Russell oung,,MalleglNT Editor of theTribtuie— lifts; Cern. „ 'penitence, Revealing His Operations —Snit Tor latielitilealg Crotch :"ter . 4 11 9 4 ?-• ' , tily Telegraph to the Pittabargh palette. Naw Toxic, April 27, 1869. TheiSisa of today Captains a long attack. in relation to John Russell young. (lama . mending With hielliftlitiOn into the TrT bune es Wilting editor, it' progresses; to hbi.• W9Poligniort„t managi ng when he *Tote the' follOWing' letter: - Office of Tribune; ifirrie 23d, 1866—Dear Charley: In the harness at last; took command -yesterday; signed ~ a ll,tha checks, and' sent - two - titan to' Richmond and taro toCanada. <You see' am in Up . to idy . eyes. - feelini good.' The; newapapera. speak” kindly of me. In the office the feeling is kind, ' but I fancy ti .' •hidden . - dislike in one or two cases. I ' have, too; my share of sto3k •in the paper and hope to be chosen Trustee at the July meeting. Gay will make trouble, like the bail dog, boldly. He will not like the burrowing rat, I am afraid, still I will do my duty and trust to the God who has carried me thug far thrbugh worse trouble. Tell Metkamell to come to New York asSoen as he can zive me the : advice . I spoke of. He must not al ludnitO me es an old- friend. I will pat him in andlet him work up. Send him on. How abont'yotirown Matter. Thine always. JoEur (with a Sourish.) To ,Charles Moil, Philadelphia. Next followed, says the Sun, an faun datiokot carpet-rers , from "bilitcleir. pbbi and arowdin 13d thaold staff lathe wall, their places big filled by details from the'body guard . Oh "Jantiarylst, 1867, theship waatoverhauled..-fier tim bers had been fearfully strained. The freights for the trip had exceeded Uta.• lion defiers; profits were lose Than $11;000: It was the most unprofitable veyage that the old ship had ever sailed through.. The philosopher's ,influeuee,inutmurs of the dr-.'ntented owners Wete - 1311enced, and.the,Captain „retained. On January 1.4th`,`1667, te,wreatelas falloWs: “Dear Charley: The stockholders, had their meeting to.flay and my rrt - Wfis apprnired by a yea) of eightTzt oraliatea to ten: . rent s B9 , 4 thote than Gay, 'made areport. which was highly coratillidenteid - and bad every thing my owe tray, having no trouble, and am stronger than ever. Meeting is insealiftsa r „,y_eri l voilt like II? knot two • , In the raeatitimeilee ebtrektitartlit stockholders rho_ strongly en dorsed hililaverni - setzef old fogies. On the Bth of May he writes Charley: ,t)fftee - ot The ,Tilbune; Editorial .Dejairifi mint, .Nete York, May 8, 1867: Strange how people IIkTCIO.4 - 110.- 11 10 - .Stiotressibl things.: I am doing ao here keeping my l awn zlike a• rock, reetarltirandimr - Carrel:lto' opPdaitiori free d Ibgtes. '1 shall. Ship them all -yet, bat it means a hard battle. Well, well, it seems that-all life shall, be &battle to me and that I can only gel lhronarli the world by storming batteries. , I,who love peace. Lana well, but lately, and .desolate. r work -very hard and keep 'Working. I haikfwatory to telloyos about.hicYarim:4 "AffectiOnatilly. ,The ship was *spared for a new voy age,ell bur light sails taken in, and the captain.had instructions from head guar. tars to keep his *easel reefed. Next fel lowed,the starting; of the Philadelphia Star, and untloug.afterward the E'hiladel phis_Moranig Poet. The 'Post waaW. ex penkixti „ cridt,,and,nseded consider able braOhg,to Lieriallsat. 'A call in the name of the Tributte was made on the Usion't League' :cof Philadelphia. Three dayarther.stia was launched, the follow ingletter wae l vrrittanito 'her sunereargo: sTilitutne 1867.—Dear Charley: 1 have written toJFell and 13a ker to pave the , way to- getting money out of the i Leagnellor the Aist. I have done it as a Tribune man, urging it for the good of the cause: I hope good will come of it. Your, dispatches are, cheei at; qiik" rellr,e'sent • • inoia)dins yam. enthusiaaM4 If Anything can live by pushing, the Post must live. How are you with Forney? Why don't you send me the IWO I have only had the first •nurnber, gem -regularly anti exchange it with the Triune. [Signed.] _ • Jona. **is bseAueritletter. —, _ Tribune,. edi4day- 7 Siar Chi; ley . Asa paper the paper improves. Wednesday , was -beauty.: gurekten seems* make write'litin by this midi. lam lasing my, traps fora . V6 ' ooo loan. .I.;dan't ' , '&e)mY way to It; but depend upon it, lam Atli* hard far • it.':The . ' more lain in't more eutbuslastil4l I feel t: it. see fortune, fame, everything i itsaueoesei Read John C if ilyton's note. Snot kind. Be is rich, a lam sure I,can kit lam slightly: 7 kenniiftdillterWhey, WW I ever. Leonard W. ,Jerome • said to me the secret, of . wealth was,_not mmek,to hold'nn Islttpid:f John 01hyttin note referred to above ffell 7/4 1 111) 11 , htlicffit: ; T.:7, , / -,. % 1 7, - ;.• : • - a :... .Thiladdphia, N 0.717 Walnut street, oo tober /5, 1867.—81 y Dear Yonne: It it , is not a Slittli,smist, . - pvq4clugiiwgnciw if you are the Now Ybiker - a the TrOune, said to be tbettitrorgleattitt the 4fortring Post, a penny a poperl4l)Onnity: clime the ring of it, audit yOtt lidvir - Wei' 'Ape in YwirAPnig i li like Arbetkiv 0411, and probabl ' 11 ortittibt 'into' your i/QPllraStt ie freckuttnnil,„" , rz. .. ~.. .I , A ;I'M."' , Yalligle • .avaOhatszoZfe t. To J. Russell Young, Esq. =-: ~. .... 1111 -..- 111 ,, o.o4o w .fitz s_. . s...,.... .laba rN m i, ri 4101 et. , t W a d printed abow,Was, odoritOt t e mot saying OW in& J."15.'8: Were iti the thing, and I west:dear : ld of behind the PM iti WO * ,moitor„4.! .• Antit , me ' 'Mit' tW6 weeks; Chief Justice Chase, a prominent candidate ResidetiOV kiss Invited to become a reader of it, as wilt be seen by.thefollowing 4 k l lPlat4A;<.4t the 2 24 of October, ltiffli New .. York, goetober, 22,, 1887 .. John D. Stockton, Philadelphia: incase send to Chase,Washington. a file of Aids trout the. teldnnlnlV. :I I. hays( writ- • •-• tetiliim to bestirs; IfePhiladelphia •on Friday. Am going toliee him. • tSigned,l - • ••• • J.R. - Y. HOw.lin succeeded 3iitlz Mr. Chase is unknown,. but. it iv'reported the crew lived on Salmon some,weeks. The. real cause of the above dispatch la kr be seen in the following letter, written October 11, 1867: ' Tribune, Editorial Boom. Friday, Mid night.--,Dear Charley:, Y. don't say if any body Can win with money, we must win without. I am'sure the manna will rig' when we 'are ',hungrY.: Our anus 'have stood by us. Thef never desert a man at 27." John 1860.• wait: here:' I strongly advised againit hisngtfing. Told him to wait. Until- helms kicked out.' Noth-' lag like haNtitigie fritind4r e Cotmti What do you mean by Porno ing napilitledt What do- you mesabyChase men feeling us? On that keep ine,Well informed.: I I want to work that ;way for. money s l am coming Your way on Friday. Then. Igo through to sbo.Cbase folthe Reid: , I and( trying to lay pipeful. Cameron, Grow, and lots of people. Grew,bo wants* to. already.resident, has er e old' When I have my"last boots and airy beggared, shall - oay-if about Post, not tiltthen. ' • , -• • [Signed.] . ' Jrio.:, ~ ;Supplies, says the. Sun, ran short !when the Chase movementran out. It• became riecessaryilia: fiEd !new 'Wanda ' for the Etat. EX-pcivathot Curtin was a prom inent demdidate - for the IteP•ctblitaii note biation'for ViiiiiPilisiderit.• An • attempt Afton:lade tostrike: him for 85000, bid ' the Geismar didh't think theinfluence of the fisg-slup in New York and her , two tenders in. Philadelphia worth that amount. Trenches were ~d ug rand ap proaches were made to the Glovernor in regular parallels. The seige was a strong one, but mieuceesisful. • The Sun•contlnued: The afieettens ot Mr. Gretily'e Coinmodorifi, tot, the war Governor Importance& -'*;" sudden , change. He wrote letteill tit-the-Vine patriot of Harrisburg, ridiculed the Gov ernor,' belittled Grow, .beited* Kelly, sneered at Governor Fenton, belie d ' half a dozen others :in a' single letter, and thus getting: Lochiel in a - money. lending humor, soon found a willing purchaser. Cameron was caught in his own trap and beaten at his own game. Ho , bought the . Philadelphia Post and the: editorial 'influence of the Tribune, and paid therefor 55,000. - liesenni, however, the - first purchase did not 'hold, for sub-' aoqiiently , an additional ;$5;000 was de-' mended and paid; and that'wasfollowed by ;cline' payment; so tar - ma the books show,: of 82,2.50, :Making in all -512,250 forth, Philadelphia .Thast _and :influence of the New Yorknibune. ! _ j On Novem ber 17lii, the Tri bune Commodore wrote the' ,following letter, on • Tritium note. paber: ' Dear Charley : I - have' beefs,all in the dumpe these few daYs about Or poor little baby. Such a healthy child; if we hld more milk. lam afraid' this care id making me old. Certainly it shows me the sternness and - absolute duty of life more than over.:•• I had counted so much ondoggeolt, of altNother, but vastlyl. .14,9 11,14L0n.M - t, '''• • ataa-•'',lT' , have ; *.•. - TProutise- , from G . to give me . five thousande-, do 4 He manta Nice : president mad, buildin tip *Pennsylvania. He said he,woul t? 1 gli 'Me , this tiMer the New York tile - tie 'Any insienin'do greaftbitige•wl ' itichuSy - We heite'tione groat tiii , s' witheut add civinatido them again."' I think our felands* , shbilld help us incite, Lint perhapsthose-who help themselvet; are best helped in the long run. Until after tha election I am tied here! Even then-11 nigtot !dee: for ; me to.go away, an I' have r miuty i Tribune problems to ;wive t il e , -wint er ~- After, the election I. Walk addrese* myself to the Post exclusively. :Old folio*, We have had many hard punt:nig : Ott in 'life. • This is no harder than a•• nniiied others, and we are 'bound to Teach deep water. An nouncs. in the Inat special arrangements will be madd to have the New York re• turns early: —Say yen will be happy to see your Itleitiisi; twill not , press a dis petch;',:and you shall have twenty; all that gtit-q Washington. , . , Ked-J* - • In No vember , 1 8 8 7, Mr. Greeley's Com- M'odcleWrl if e the following i lettet: , _ : 'Monday, id,ight-r-Pear Charley: I sun cleaned' out,. dead broke, ,bittited, and nlest look ' elsewhere for n , t taim awplies. All My tottery is gone. ' Please send me receipts for Paysnent of money adVanced. Don t 'fbrgat my expense credit. My last trip to Washington was to see Cameron for the Posti and to get him In the money lending humor. J. D. S. 'should strike him /Or o couple of tpseuds and hub it b l in Jointly:, into,, : e concern. I talked to Cameron tw hours, about the Post, 116 10 filled with the , desire of breaking downForney. Credit me with 51,000 on :account of the Hoe vete,. and enter It as mono b al d to the 'Star on iiid(s i ss oanct &Ind° dness. Impress upon J. D. S. the nee ity :o; getting. money Out of Comersti. — Also Bs4e J. EL abqut hlsObligStiiinisi • Be wrote the- he-Owed to-day iForney ' sboo, Jessup ..1700: Hoe 51,01,0.. *I don't !know how-"in HeaVian's name he got throngh. , I paid Hoe, but Jettsuptis , WV,: ?is really ours, and :we have asod of. J. It's. money, en' that he caul. pay ? 1.,, .F. Please go ~around anitcsee'him an c onfer with him, and if i Tki yon e. - p ge::; 6 1:10 14. _ is, note epan d c i a d s . h, help hint. - tiled -you • Bat AU4attittlfress news; thath itay. • . - • ' -It , .Rigried, ' ' s' ,, ' tistitn '.Some{ . fa ther letters folitri' 'and the ;Sfzest soya 40 sitiundeestood thilt at this time Cameron was bled to the amount of 115 1 W -Witie kept auk crew of the XOO4lO Bait horaeandAluff until-AprilOvhen the bOrigolt*lls again swept, lametoirand Growidiscersednand.4llo Icepdmil 11 PlSlgedM?Jthik former. 44 40-.%0m M sovitivoikv.puttouv . isw. e .„.d Ilititliir , with Gro.r.7 eat.: tne a Hewing 'extract' ... ,it 'bit r , l iiitteii , ' tinier r "' ,, ' dii, ' ism i .lont *6*, ~. - Charley, , . . 4, - ..t4.2 I. i :if, • lhaldaV-.l)eir C: ' PCIt lesokiritelli I Gici* being - Chairman State Republican Com , PAM ) IN a ird thing for:ust'llkownie Mict dotal . . Cameron.* It'; will make bib; ftv9it., the ~Ftiet more netptisary, to i-i ,-Ifaliza, ~:, , il , *gill lik r , trouble. _ • titli'oi it a rio:.l4 l l made 011, CatderOu,:. ' April b;il et. tea VittoillirlilersaroL:Pril to corn roultm oziqmptrrouu!yft44 i_:, 7, ac cor ding -..ivi t un4l , 414tirial .P, - , .llolofftf,Spo ito,: 8654-pitir - 0,: - `.„,KjitaIrsoI N V A be la • the 'wo RIO doing, ao Vt? t y all t• • ' 7 _ had b r' make sieringeninnte th , ,litin Comer ,in the shape of til , litiaiiillliiirg him Poet stook (or aeotiiity,,rether , then fa : Mil 'any interest 'in it. • I have i.idin• tooted to deliver hintrimiilittndied and twently-flsio' Mares% Within+ thing days from tiaelßth of May. • .:110bInk for le,eoe: I think on this imam*. I ham =Mod • and paidloilt id Blakely 12,500, and shall probablY-14Y 11500 more on, account of that Jeiistiwit Moore bill, which will leave, E 2,000 fohe applied to any pdrpose that is deemedhelit. If you have the charter all.rlght; why should there be any delay In forming the company? [Signed. 1 • 'J. R. Y. - The Sun says: So much for the Com niodore'a efforts to keep : his vessels in fighting tritn. With $12,000 from Came ron. $3,000 frinn Grow, and 111,000 which It is yosittyely asserted he received from Attorney General prewster, $16,300, in all, the ships kept afloat. ' • 'Next follows correspondence bet Ween J. W. Simonton., Agent of New York As-. Sociated Preis, and Mr. Young, as to a .leak he cable dispatches or the Assoela- Lon, in which Mr. Young-deciares there' is no leak,in the Tribune office. The Sticadds: In the meantime Mr. Einidntan resorteitto trap the dispatches. He sent a cable dispatch to the Tribune, c sling it a day hehind the dispatch sent to the Herald and Times. It 'appeared ili the'l,Post with the Iribune: date. Mr: , Simonton then sent , to the ,Tribune a faleidispateh, announcing the escape of Garibaldi from prison. He corrected it atter the lineth-..F'hiladelphiewas closed: The dispatch dig not ,appeat,in the belie, but did in the Post. - the November sth, .Young writes to Simonton as fol._ lows: ;. "otwithstanding the paper you , show me, I am far from thinking the news goes frouithe 'Tribune. I 'have closely examinedoll the men who have either directly dr indirectly communication with the manifold news: Dam convinc., ed they are not cognizant of ;the poet or any arrangement of the Post." On the day before, the following dis patch lett the T, ibune office: _ New York. Nov. 4, 1868—T o M ,Ohas. c- Clintock, Morning Poe: It !a inspertent that you or Stockton should come over to New Yerk to-morrow,,nn your Asso ciate Prests,busineas • .loutr linsaktr. Youtro, [D. B. Stockton le ft • immediately: He - ar rived in the evening and , immediete4, went to the Tribune office: On 'Novem ber sth he sent to Philadelphia the fol lowing: .. -1 • 3:30 A. .k.--DearCharley: Have weath ered the gale. I think - Clements • all right. Have written bim to send while Amos is sick. Don't think it necessary for MC to' go' on. elements is in the affair now; •I think it: likely, Amos had. told bitn all - about it. J. In View-of his letter' to Mr. - Simonton, says:the Sun, the following• epistle from hir-Greeley's Commodore- to Ake boys, on the Post, written befdre Shnonton'e• first letter; will prove highly interesting: New Yorki.Oetober.9,lB67.—Dear Hoy%' Have just sent a condensation ,of a col-, umn of gable; and all else. - I did hot' sent election details, Supposing You 4 would have . ..them Vona the' Press. hope I did - not • err=` ii' this; might have . given iott The cable was good; and twilit; t6make sliming!), big : Warner% natne,;;•:lwas'clisapinted. not to -hilvetaaeislay's ,liodid not qa rro J.Alltitylipty3pleasedl.leritt.talisVe bce*oltriV ltovA lßoga.2.4.li itl9lo - 41Ailgck, eft. . 1 00,mM gua airtlar.4•PMT-J. hope we h ave not blim eye i ltitlifich - nags, and I . ivalt for newa with feverish anxiety: Telegraph me' Constantly and joroiiiPtly• yinir wants. ' I will put ' the Tribune behind 'you 'if I Can-only know hoW: ; I vrani:yon to write dititi . all , your suggestions, ideas, hopes and fears. • On theith of, February; 11368. Young writes to, "Dear Charley" as follows:,; ; am very busy.. Things look ripe for ir change, which will, I think, enable you to do greeter things in the 'world than any, you haye dreamed on • ! - • 'Yours, Jive. - A fewi days after this be visited his "dear Charley" -in Philadelphia, and said he would not .be surprised if• inside orris months "Charley" would be run ning the Tribune. In this ,cennectlon, we,haYe the following note from "Char ley," written to a gentleman in. Phila.- delphia.' • • Philadelphia, April 25, 1868.—Dear Sir: Since Mr. Young assumed the duties of the position his now holds on the New York Tribune, he has repeatedly ass red me, to the time when the trouble 'Com menced, in one of his daily newspapers in this city, in August last, I would , be the publisher of the Tribune. He said Mr. Sinclair was an old fogy, like Mr. Brown, the manager of ,the _Press .in this , oity,and the !stockhold ers would coon make a change. In fact the last time he visited me at my pres ent residence„shortlybefore the Morning Post moved into its . new I building at 7th and Jayne streets, he stated while sitting at the.breakficit table every thing was working nicely, And inside of; six months-I would be i publiaber of the, New York TrzWune, and keep myself in read ' mess to leave Tittuktelphts at. short no tice.• Respectfu lly, ., • ; • ustAs. MoCr.tisTocrk. The Sun finally gives a slight account of the alleged' attempt of Young to get into Grant's Cabinet and•of the placing of all the.. original_ letters before . Horace Greeley; on Fr} . - day- last.: lite.read them through carefuly. . He didn't rise to hie feet in'a tit OfPatision and smash the bust of Lincoln adorning his sanctum, neither did he break the ehitirk , dismember the table ot spliethe desk. - He simply threw himself backin• his 'chair, chew a . loni breath, and said:•'"Well; .Sam, • this is mighty interesting reading." Three hours after he ieft the -Tribune office, jaminhig his- black limit on the .back of his head,,fiplaimingi "Well, we'll sold Nein, for the eighty-sixth timer • - The Comniodore tendered Mr, GreeleY hie resigliatfolii, when he learned thet'the binderwritereand supercargo had beard of his management of •the craft , but the ire slitnittion - wari not recerired. , ' ,ll acteienri raw str • N. 4t J t o tt ian d R rrib ues u l3 4 llYo ato u p n e ir, ar li ed 4 ., aging today Editor Judge !Tappet, of the Supreme Court, end made affidavit against Chait..A.-Dana; of the Sun, for AD alleged' falaes'scandti lean and =Motor% libet,'bringing dama ge; for $100;091). r Mr.. Dana was arrested tithl_fiventtigat his hails° suit told to bail DlBlO,OOO. iii,undigettiecl other arrests Will be inadifte-morrow' on the charge o[ oriniptraor and libel. ' ' TheVroton'lttialn water pipe, • corner of PlftYi-ithlth Street - acid' Fourth avenue, bursted about twelve o'clock last , night, causing. much damage.. About twenty feet ol,filtrnlnte street and one side of the,nrth • avenue railroad : track ~were carried away. The water rushed ove r the eimbanktnent,whiohlorms both men g4 r a T rYin i t i rtC.ll : BB l -h o rri ve r°alnn i CeY o s.ls ' te Z enatd k pej tra dsn'iin63nedw'afr'°t:ronimngtghae7,Tn4rreTu : nateartr!arzyNsoey_aravekity, 7. 111 J ~coranusolaraenthecotrola NLTMBER 1. stiritctiliavlng been carelessly suisplaced. None of the passengers were injured. Rev. Dr. Paddock has accepted the Rectorship of Grace Church, this city. A fire broke out this morning on the fourth floor of No. .8 Warren_ street, oc cupied by S. Anderson &CAI. as a cap manufactory. ThOir loss la estimated at $2,(100, • The third and second - floors, oc cupies' by H. , Newman and Gana it Klein. were damaged by ws4er 14400. Damage to,bnilding $5OO. tinning Press. Association.- . CBY Te)egraph to the Pittsburgh Gszette.l Mosms,;,Ala., April 27.—The• Illinois Frees' AsSociation, nunibering some him.. dred• and twenty gentlemen,and' about the same number of ladies, wiirleavO.t Mobile by special-train: for MontgonterY.„ to morrow morning. They go to acee'pt of the hospitalities of: that city, tendered them two days since. Their- visit here, tvlsielt lasted three daysc has done a vast deal to promote good feeling between the , • sections. They. -have' tkeived , great and continuous hospitality from :the city government, TWINS of and ud citizens representing'', all shades Of political opinion. • Of the party, one-and all • express themselves -per=- fectly delighted . with what they hive seen for themselves -in- their progress' ; south. They are'surprised at the rutin- , ty of the soil, at this climate • and at the opening for industrial manufacturing as well as commercial and agricultural enterprises. • In all their speeches, in all: their private expressions of Opinion, one and all have declared, that a new light has dawned. on them. They would note have believed 'What they Piave seen for themselves._ • The Radical editors are surprised at the - peaceful condition of the country and its political quietness: The Daily Register has open ed its columns to all' parties, and is filled with these ,expresidons from (some of the most 'unswerving Republicans. To day the Board of TrAde gave a steamboat ex cursion down Allei harbor, through the shipping, and a collation was given on board. There ,was' farther - renewal of good fellowship, and a sincere - desire to beat peace. The - Western editors will go from Moidgomtsry homeward 'via thO Co bus, Mississippi and Mobile And Markets by. Telegraph. NSW ORLEANS, April 27.— , Cotton—de-, mend limited; middlings; 28gc; sales'of 1,701) bales; receipts,- 784' bales. Gold, .134%. Exchange—sterling, 145%; New: !York . sight, % @go, premium. Flour steadier--and unchanged. Corn easier; white, 75®77c; yellow,79®Bo o . /Dalai?. 70c... Iran scarce and hgher, $l,BB. HAY firth; Prime, - $29. Pork depressed, $32,25, Bacon firm,1334(31.7% - c. Lard dull ;° tiersacs,_lll3449e; keg, .19%®200. Sugar difll; common, 10(3111c; prime. 13;4c., Molasses fermenting, '50(35 , c. Whisky noininalt - western!reetified: l 3s® 9 o. Cof fee quiet and firm; fair; .15®10,14c; prime,: 17(311735. " - liiP i to, A p ril 27. 27. Flour quiet; high , grades are neglected. • Wheat ' is nominal' 1141ihrt9 Acanstaks Qom; ,thill;• sales 12 cars at 75§76c,fortnept,on- track, former, price for corn t 4 arrive. ~,OataSre better; sales '8 , 500 ' bush - wesTerrr'"fit ' 64k in. store. Bye nominal at $1,39. Barley i 9 ' lower;. Canada sells , atsl,7s Seeds— Barley iffaelling at $1,83®2; P as dullat $1,24 in store; Cloverseedsteady at 59,25; Timothy is Lower and selling at $4,25 at the, close. Perk and Lard unchanged., llighwines are unsettled and distilleries closed Or closing; 50 bbls sold 'on Satur- • day at 889, but is retailing to-day at 92c.; CHICAGO, April 27.—Eaening.—In the afternoon the Grain market was quiet; Nci. 2 spring Wheat was firth at $1,07, seller May, which is about tli „same as on the spot. Other grains were) neglected and nominally unchanged. Ithe (Meil ing there was nothing doing. 1 DETROIT, April 27.—Wheat toady and• more active: extra, $1,75; No. 141,58% 1,60; No. 2, $1,33(3)1,35. Feed—bran. 20c; coarse middlings, 22C; 'fine do, 25c. , SAI4 FrcAscisco, April-26.-Flour quiet at $5,3714. ',Wheat, sales of 1,000 sacks choice at_fl,so. Legal tenders 78. . NASHVILLE,ApriI 27.—Cotton quiet at ; 25c for low middling, and 24®24 1 /c for /4 good ordinary.. , THE COURTS District Court Judge. Kirkpatrick. • Tuzsne..v., April 27.z,,The ease of Salts bery et. nx. vs. _lineman et al., prevt ously ;eported; was resßmad.. and sub initted to the :jpry, but Ite verdtet had been rendered when the .Ceurt ad ourned. `-- - - • • Dickey-Co.:via. Bender ik Co. Action q recover damages fsr 4 a.breach of con rect.' Oh trial. , ' . TRIAL LIEIT FOR WEDNESDAY. 88. Faverty vs. 1343334er & 95. Klounk vs. Douthett. 115 Efanegger Sr. Co., for use, vs: ghee of.Gira rn & Co. • 116. Same var.Sama,„ , • 163. Smith , vs. Dills der et al. 106. 'Rnbinsod& Co. vs ; garnishee of A: G. Clary. • ." • ; 118.. Canfield vg. gtanisheeof. 14. ! :t R." Tr9y. _ 109. Porter . vs. towboat' ilLittLe .11n . • Besse." • • _ Common Plene—illOgiSt.etrett.i TUESDAY., April 27.--In•the case of bit- sentitt TS. B. A. Stoney et al, verdict fee plaintiff, in thesum of Imo.. . . Seiforth dt CO. vs: Sallie;:previouslyz porded. Verdict for plointlff in the sum of $822.84: ' Gerson vs..' Meinhart.r. Action on tt promissory, note.. Verdict for, plaintiff, in the sum of "$416 27. Kerr vs. Iron Ott Commatmal txll-- lege. :Actinunna .couttiact , The plain. tiff, it appears. Purchased a stplarahip in this estliblishment, in whit% it 'wa s, stated that,theart of telegraphing would. be taught, but : the defendants finding, that the amount received from .the schol ars in attendance would • not " (tont peusate them for the ontlav, abandone& the matter. Verdict for plaintiff in the sum of V. 6.118. Schorr vs. Apple , previously r , pottpor ten.. , Vervain for plaintiff in the slim of )109.95. Gov} rk vs , ng Armstro, Dickso n Action for daciages. It was alleged thati icious - mule defendants kept a y whif4ll. attacked plainta's harks* On trial. Tnte.r. Liar FOR WEDNESDAY, 62. Peterson vs. Gleinger. • • '- 69. Irwin ve.,Wilson. • , ) 71 Mclntyre Va. MOClarell. 75: seibert vs. Watking. 76. Rugh vs. Martin. 52. Shannon vs, Harr. 84, Kennedy dc.Bro. vs. Baho. • 88,: - Walton et al. va. Silverman et el: ~ SS. •MClGintlis vs.. listolitin* El II