The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 4, 1866, Page 1

| anna RRR . EUROPE, Bun Cable Dispatches. THE MARCH UPON IRELAND. | . | Thirty-Fourth Year: Q'wo More Regiments on the Way. Frem Europe by Steamer, INTERESTING MALL EXTRACTS. THE FENIAN INVASION. Opinion of a ondon Paper. THE FLOODS IN ENGLAND. Fearfal Loss of Life. &e. Lonpow regiments will iubark from Liverpool to-lay, bound ¢ Grelant ‘The Great Reform Demonstration, Loxnox, Deo, J. —A great Reform Demon Btration is in progress here. Many thou @ands iu atienda: raven: M1—Count Biamark has Berlin, A deputation fro about to wait on bin ARRIVAL OUT Lave aroot, Dec. 3—The steamship Ade Jaide, from Haltimore, has arrived out COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL, Livenroot, Deo, I-Evexine,—The cot on market closed ve a at Inet qui tions Salon 1 of which 3,000 bales went to apeculators and exportors Loxvow, Dee, 3.—Consuls for money have A to BAD following are the opening prices for ; Mlinois $ INDON, Deo. 3— EVENING. —Market ¢ for United States bonds. Five-twenti of 1862, 707-16; do 1860; G86 Evie Kailway ani Lilinois Central ebures close at 3¢ de wline FROM EUROPR BY STEAMER. amship A ‘a from Southamp st, bas foreign mails from the 18th to the lat. The following are ox tthe Wexford Kavauagh The close of the na fi Isa THE FENTAN INVASION Tho Usrren Serv eortain rumors which have reached 1 fm most credible source, be well f At would appear that Head Contre St declarations in America touching t to Ireland, are ao 0 rhowtor Government are perfectly ¢ fact that Benians in large w riving in Ireland every we from k, and hay qade arrangements which will ensure for thoas intending visitors the proper amount | ¢ of hospitality and attention. Ta viow of auch @ siato of things it is not likely that Xho amount of military force stationed in Treland will be dimwinial during the ea. euing your THY FLOODS The loods in the north of England are alike for their without precedent “ity ws the extent over which they have apr districts of Lancashire, | the West K vg, Derbyshire and Notting: | are udder Walter There has riul losa of life, At Leeds tt isesti | unt mated that at least twen y frowned At Dewsbury twelve lives bay peen Don | Maria Evaristo, of B ex-King of Portugal and Algur @poploay last Weduesday, in the Goth yeur of his a, The Malta Alexandra eable has near Rave! Tien, The Hawk bi ke the necossary repairs Tinks ¢ jeut says sof anxiety felt here respon huaranteon to be given to the } Bentu the two Me Jon Prance for the Emperor Maxit i : Ramin Atologram from St. I tN 4th, aay Prince of Wales and the Crown Prince of Donmark, will return he day Trom Moscow ‘Au Linporial ukase has been issiod hore Sstablishing upon aA new basis (he politic Austria Aw in introduced into the Lowor Austria posing that a Com wittes or Ll ahould be elected tor the pur pose of preparing the draught of au address Powitc inperor, ‘The proposcd _addross would express the thanks of the Diet for @ho Imperial recognition of the patriotic atiitude of the ring the Lite wu give a trank ex of the present ati Of the country the prejuricial inthe @uspension of the C tion. ‘Three meu. Ders apoke against the motion Spain. ‘The King, accompanied by Marsl yaez, Passed in review the garrison Fidou Monday, His Majesty was onthusiay tivally oh ne co received at Madrid conf the news that the South American at war with Spain, have etion of France and England. jee. pate from Viens Ae les in thi we published i New Y« intelli avoid meeting G before leaving appointed Mo wshal Bai Ay te ary regent—is Uilioved to Without fonudation, as tolegs ars frou G eral Castelnando not in any way cout ger tu from the City of Mexico Lis abatin, the subser of Way ston FENIANS. Tho Veui bury | curt Judge’s ( herge da Neydhe. Sweermut me, C. E,, Dee. dl —The Special | Vor of the Court of Qu Tristrivt of Bedford, f wien p the morn considera 0 village J, somo as jurymen, some witnessos, and some as spectators, but the crowd alt ther was not much more than | at ordinary sittings of the Conrt, Mr Jus J took his seat on the bench Ww The Clerk of the Ae roclamition appointing the S the trial of the Fenian prisoners tot lace at such term, A Grand Jory ha eon eworkin, with F, Oily as thou Cha ged to address thon ia eh e MOL occupy Ang tnore than twenty lainutes ia the deliy ay. Altec some prelimi Arias on Uh duties genera Grail d mr dohis charge in ucaily th ewords Gentlemen of the Grand Ju Deeu voriitiod and pudlished hy open aud documents wig t i} 1 thal a soe Lgession las any viiated to qvuregiog, They are sonclusiy: wo O ene | CONGRESS! — RECEPTION OF THE RADICAL MEMBERS. PROCESSION, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, wae rere. ee Fite the paslenoe le under on, and tha deduction of all | Burteot, OF fepenl sent a. doe it, aa Lefore provided and the papers in any 1y 28, 1866, shall be | tha Act as far as they m | be held here thie day for the trial of all | | orimes and offences You are dilig true present | and things as shall be given y ates to be ba what is unt Finok, Glassb Marding (Ry f ble by its juris. | he saw te 6 SAW penite Ritter, Rogers The Bis waa rand twice, and referred to ‘ ter i tom of they reduction of « mane oat 2s t iret, ie lor production me nfots peandl nd pia life infaxed into certata brsmohee n of affaira tn | STaee Tho Wilt waa inte Cotored Ete Address of W Prominent. Jution requesting tive to the preeent Mexico, and eapeckelly finiater relating tb ar the frontier nt 1:40 o'clock, moved th the President after it waa kent all aver the country. wired whethor 1t was | py, con ory, lant The presented by in the House of Representon yf Po 4 imows vote, were not gusta. ved by legislation. Inatrad of betre authorised to reduce the paper cfreulation of the ountry, accor’ hie recommendations, the arm otes which he was permitted’ 0 retire wes Ii | {5 810,900,000 for the atx mor be rading Obes nd Banquet. OPENING OF CONGRESS! lin Fortieth Con: | ai States, and of each au The Speaker declin answer the ques wore called on the notion to adjourn, but, pending the toll call, | the President's Private Se | PLocrEDINGS OF ROTH HOSES ineridian, on the fourth day twelve o'cloe sion of the Senate dur ally and #0: | gina for which t) ary appeared appoint oF 8 & moasage from wry next there the President of th The motion toa PRESIDENTS MESSAGE! ,.: denee, that all must to have been waa with rawn. Speaker laid the messago before the ® | vember noxt precedin, for which the Congre And, be it further enacted 17 of the act approved July king Appropria «2 of the Government, for the and for other Ha 8 amended that no Se aking of therm as a matter of public local outrage upon upon ourselves The Reconstruction Question. yona said, he mnderatood it w at which he was rejected, ¢ efore moved to p TRALIZATION. y rejected of any & porqiisites or expe fession of the Senate at ereign powe uthurat of cruelty the very wan Complaints Against France. suspect such a and blood ehar tonness of wickedness withont thing that hae member of an immediately preceding Con shall receive any allowance for ayo for traveling to th nd the first ae that it would and upon convic shall be fined in lars, oF at the disoreti Vnot more than t it shall be the DEPARTMENT REPORTS! dent's Mesange | mombere having themselves been furnished with printed eoptes When about two-thirds of the measag only the dryer det Stevens inter: t thetr friends wsion of such preceding far as the people at hope as rogarda nd probably falee object of the proceoding itself Theao men are charges that rec he bill was read twice, made special or ber Lith, and ordered Mr. Kelly introduced a bill to o organise a department to be call itorial Revenue, whieh vd to the Judiciary | of Public Debt in t Months, 206,000,000, all Courts of th remained to b inal offences to continned to give this act wore now on | selves up agains’ speal to the y Diinded (a regard to cur sctoa? fnanci aud our relations with other countries, by am ime fated and irredeemanie currency, and by the em portation of our securities, that {recment reeurrenee to inexorable commercial aud Gasncial ¢lawe te that it would take consid to finish the further reading Present Strength of the Army partment of rend twice and then refer table until th commencoment proposed a entiment to Congre atponed until to-mori adivision of the House there appeared | embers in favor of postpone tenure of offices, na follows Ja Will to regulat xcopting heads of novals from athat in alk that at the tin und confidently expe session would be npon the Hon ted that (ta me f Over $900,000 in F Oflice Revenues. entered thin provi powe hoatile to the muy Ty and with th J tiays were ordered on the and appeals were made to Mr. Ste ys to withdraw hia motion, but he sternly advice and consent ¢ wal aball be exercised ouly in with the Senate. 8 of the Senate, bal pe etter, at a single city gininst the Que pand had ® come duly qualified therefor, t# and ahall be Hi atch office, respectively, rin like mauner is appoint unless otherwise pro- 2 Whon any officer ap: septing Judge it shall be | sulted yeas Ot, naga 65, as fol juiry into both of these poiuts the present caso wh anted to a direct aud actual | it was #0 con: | at ane into power, he said, w 4 all their effort abled or defaalting officer and designate tome other person to perform the duties of ‘or until the Senate shall have an op- The President is to | «1 detormination to of Washington were stirring ing instead of a was not over. [ta main aud twas pursued by the relentloss rigor (Ohio,) Clarke (Kansas up an, Dede. Deis shogetser, or grectly relleving, ‘row frog taxes, in ocder that th be enhaaced and productiot war, or whether Either would be portunity of acting make report of his Ng A good Aight anced for today dense multitude assembled, and formed in weasion to wel HY") Hondersom, About noon » tof the South the party charged is proved to | have been present, aiding or a order to constitute in office, or for any reason shall eto perform ita duties, in that case ident may appoint w person to fill said office by granting to him 6 at the end of ate, but the ovk ) Hubbell (Obto,) Hawkins, 1, Kelly, Kelay, K @ levying of suspension, the npon resume the possession of his official functions as though the same had not b Every person ao not ne the Republican mem ietion included in | wan their Soldiers’ and bers of Congress mander-in-chief the procession were the ' | ors’ Union, th jerman Radic interrupted. Orth, Paine, the Senate and not confirn olding any offi tutos for the term of three yoars a , unless two-thirds of th roliove him from such disability. Mr, Spalding ¢ and for the Navy they had Semmes and Welles lub, the National | had the vantage gronnd in th pot a, the Equal Rights | at all necessary th should be proved to have | if they were present aiding wnd may now retire and pro is to be laid bofore you. Grand Jury havin dence aud re shall be in writing, rtment for in U filed in the proper dop «tho President ahall also have power in hke manner to fill all v } that may happen during th oath, resignation Yot he (Stevens) hy Washburne (Ind.,) Gazerre maya: If reconn of the or expiration retired, returned judiete ternal Federal taxes, and business | pone epecie basi, may be ineumicient, te Pidicioua end tnjvriows pow. A. large. ress enue fe at present indispensable ae payment of the ordinary expenses of the Govers= meuk the tn gradual and regu’ Free trade, although ta accord with the principles of the Government aad the fnatinets of 1 cannot '@ wlopted as @ pol od that the subject mitted last sosnion to the J on Retrenchmont and referred. Mr, Stevens sai Colored Soldier German Republican Club of Baltimore bills in two petty | th » Boyer, Htandeg Dawson, Defrees, Dixon, Donne! would follow na xhould rine to det hat he intr eutleman (Spalding) did not vote againat it ing retorted that he would proba at privilege, whether Ho vljected to thing more than ntacte, It is aid that the Queen's nigant of the bers are ar- | gation of the Boys in Blue from f the Senate to any office The indictments againat the Fenian prie- | more | oners will be submitted to the temporary comminal like it he could Hooper, Hulburd Jed that thie “ouncilmen | Sixty-three witnosses are in at Maraball, Mayne Uly assume to himeelt t Nd | act aball not tendance to give ev When oppressed the bill boing introduce the land’ and Fenian prisoners will be | other associations and delegat: (Mass..)' Rle wide, ‘tite to ball be vo legal obatructions to a free exchange of commodities between the United Grates and other i ao Britta ow on Hown, reaponded to the ame all somewhere ab t six thousand, of | 5, hove was ordered to lie pon the ta iiteoe are Appointed 15m motion, the Senate took a ro- .poatponed till Friday half wore colored. , and ordered ative in the principles which Ward, (Ky.) burn, (LIL,) Washburn, (Maea,,) WI Matters in the village are perfectly ession march umphantly to There are some spoke to the ti ids from St. Albans and cls Mr. Hroomall introduced another bill reg nt of certain public referred to Ju message, and concluded it at 248, motion by Mr. ulating the appointn tho eastern p io wait upon » Senate that duty entrusted to it at four MeWspapers we stburn (Ills.] the umenta were Whole, of the aa the present anomalous cond ‘latin tes—ae long aa they bave wo psrticipaslem ‘nth one credita t New Equlpus apitol between t for the Canndinn Volun- referred to Committoo of State of the Union, and ordered to be prim 6. Mr. Liflen, the ¢ on Printing was direc f making an app \ ercetion of a light where they formed in con nd that the Pre WW] with the two He ense enthusiasm preva in writing, immedi The whole of tho in Canada, have boon Ortawa, Dec or Field Batter supplied with a1 n On motion of Mr, the portion of referring to Mexi at Mattawan New Jersey, and compensation nneoted with the the coast of Long Island ‘A, mossago was received from t of Koproseutatiy of an Act to PROCEL ONES OF CONGRESS, ing the passage IS ot an Act io wand complete equip an ailaira, was « arately, #0 that they might b OF the members on the tables hh has given gre faction to officers and me andl Fudge CA rned, and the Republi rmed in procession and ashburn of Tlinoia, from the Ce t's Message would went to the eaatern A immediately peet to their to take part in | of the Baptist Chureh Mr. Johnaon obj ation of the bill, and to the present consi oa of foreign he now read plied that the message bi not yot been officially communiew > knowledge of its be t by the President. Stevens remark eoldent’s Private § President's wessag Robert Johnson arrived Philadelphia tan Meeting. REPORTS saved, not in ite rina, be f the reading, Mr Departments. Lthat he hat thonght At mention the fwet of its boing ago wud 3,000 cop AUCRETARY OF THE NAVY inuch yet remained t Speaker aiggest Might not be a g Mr. Stovens explain inthe President's oftic 1 that the printed ago of Unis day's SUN. al force at home, and rsdrone abroad, contin portance, and involve reat labor and responsibility sels hare been sold a returned ts the merchant service, ly wihtrawn, ex | number of veasele tn exzregate of 1 020 r of vessel, {nciuding fe 27% with 9, mber of seamen in the ‘about 15,00 men, 1 that it was prin pnual report of the S¢ then lawl before th beoljecte of para New Bapronr ugh Col, Floren: Miller, the Committee aa directed to tus apodieney of changing the reveuu laws ao as to disp mode of appointing inspectors of distil ators were pre To the address of Jud all but two of the elected on the same ti Authony, Cuttel REPRESENTATIVES anton te TUS, with a adininistrative powers of thy Gover c jal Princes, partly extendi fond partly miting them, | passed since they | en erowded with tle, be said, that that eapitol I to be filled with ay 12 o'clock ey standing place was o Howard, Howe the Committee on, Kirkwood, Lav ecwled during the past year wish ition candidate The proceedings were tions of the I Law. where Wilson and ¥ 1, Bue kuslew, € mechanical aud 0 | war, aud they canuos fail to ked Divine Providen rendered a cord acco. The Monadnock a thor class, bad pro worthy men, from ocean t the poliey of which t oved up so that they rtield introduced a bill providing necting of Congress noxt session on Read twice, | ry Committee, AWKENOR, Mass, De Mayor to-day was as fol had done duty whil of Congress seat to Lis Majoaty the continued | Otte Mi. Cragen presented. the g. appointed to fill the vacun credentials of able to do while hi that they had wisdom and str at questions at Republicans have wimajority City Council substantially as follo} a bill to repeal so INGVIELD, Mans mnpensation of Sena for that upri a right decini na total vote of 1 sumed their sover als of David G onatora clost Burnett and ¢ Texas, whieh was uttered, it Was ve ab all our yarite toget ad amore yeas ain Ward 4, iv wa it would evide get the measage vrayed that they tm tly take too lon who were to com ought te per tof their delity accepted the med! etary inform the tf +) COMPTROLLER OF THE CLMRENG The Hollister Hond Kobbery — Arrest of the we had reported that thi 4 to communicate the ook until otherwine ordered ata the res vnd Adaing have been arce od with having ber ho Hollister bond robbery mittec of the House land that was not conmserated to fr t to receive his Me ty, the Mextean k, and Wrought by tho China, that the Emperor Maxiinilian had left Vers Craz in order to ortal Lincoln to. our emancipated mil diciary Committee was instructed to in aud property, and should be inves F into the exped d with every political right that belongs Wer manhood ted from a private Tie Naval Acatemy Tenses af impeuch eport by bill jeral CagsNnau, aud also in this Republic Clerk to eal 292,071 oll of members, 4 bill to equal the bounties of soldier who served in the ides that in lieu of ve tocall ip | the Speaker an {the departure vl thé Emperor te war for the Un toa, was the d “| hud answered to their ra from Tenne Arnell, Campbell have aerved betwee Litho 1th of tho discharge rine by rewso reconstruction Washburn, of mnmnittes wis wd that it was the a » sutlovore wiounted to £41,000 fi Loin b With wheat, committee on | ance ball be ¢ end of tho term of ser aud in case of b after his dinchar {anil pail up referred to the Tusnanity was At revoral ating that wo were about to re The country expe T think that the bc wo were told and Fink were appointed such coum: have no widow or children who 1 No traitors in Pan spenenia: it was not had. aL rection. provides tl ity to he pied to any weaker was dirceted Lo assign a Keat on in computing the States and European News Association | inquired, Joona would admit Mr tives under this refrom all bounties able under existing laws During and atisution f After further diseussion Mr vf people ore the Senate ing to Dilla of wy and it was de Id come up ntil after the sixth day of the sew surrounding tauch was not the object of Yates, of [linoia, wi or organization, easy of the Navy The Speaker then proceeds 6 of great rejoicing for the people of | He felt devoutly thank triumph of ib | waa prowl of the overwhelming ied in frou North, East and Went ry month of wet and all prize 6 to any sailor Or mar mouth for ey he States for 1 sithtal service 5 From Vittsbureh. ila wud resolutions ta resolution to shot December, | Wiiaaiel secording to the | rushed him by bis Dspartme: Departments, that the yrament for the three quarters of the face! ear eoding Juve 80, 1860, would excerd the re colpte €112,194,04T 20, The rest was widely The receipts exceeded the easimaes 689, 905,008 44; the expemiiiures fall shore of the os Viumaves $200,620, 288 90, ing watement exbidite increase and decrease of the pblic debt from 4 highest potnk Auguss, 31, 1305,40 October 31, 1906 + iio debt August Bl, 1968, a8 per 2d ware ted debs, “so as to insure a un vo provided. | | of Columbia, went over for the pre 1580, the Aecreary Was referred read the form sun p ial ‘Term pounced that the Hor “1 to business, and had ap: pointed ® committee to wait ou the J’resi pirned to death Mr, Eliot asked leave to introduce @ bill to repeal the 1th sectioi the Demoorati under the | the second verse o niana.lt was something after | Yo are without Christ, being the Commonwealth of nt of promin 1 without God in the wo Yates) was it penditures of the Sa captured prisoner of + ouliatmeut,nor to any one who Lon his own application or re uulows such din was obtained with ® view to reen to accept promotion, transferred from ono branch of the United States service to another. ors discharged upon tho application of pa rents or friends, aro also excluded from the fita of this ‘Act any tranaler of interest in bounty unlawful provides for the repoal of Vio vivvisions of the Civil Apurgurimtion ty would be found | Act of July | They ave ot debts b they caps Fire at Baltinvore | Lath” Theswal Mr, Chandler ing upon the ntroduced a resolution call ident for the following in ther the French Emperor with his agreement to with draw one-third of the French troops in No number of suid rawn ; whether as in, of Granby an, dude Johnson proceed raous who may have | pardon and am h times and on» ditions, ashe might deem expedieut for the public welfare Fiuk objected to the introductic the Lill, the rules requiring one day's notice without the coven (a raneime) » hurry about letting ‘© Southern brethren into the Union again He would be willing to admit them when free epoech was r monde \aree ings, etben Firs, the Dan dca bo eee . Oy secondly, national ourrency woes may Le made legal ender from the bank to Ile customers ; aw Slee, thirdly, national currency wey be Fey 4 paw by redemptlou at the great ceuiies of ade deer TComtinued om Fewrth Mames holeva has appeared in th ions of West Virginian with unusinal 1 station on the troops have been wit! Minors and oth it appears no troops have been the Fronch Emperor has offered any explan ation of his course; what action the govern ment has taken to’ have the understanding onoh Emperor carried out, Mr. Sumuar obieoted to the resolution, and nized upon ¢ rican soil, from the Atlantio on every American citizen could jjoy the privilege of going to any portion f thi @ anley aud reoei vin voramont, whou the copstitutioual ‘Tho 8th sect: ‘moved to suspend the rules. Were suspout ul by a voto of Kutive voton wore thone of Aucous Bovor, Chauler, Dawsou, bldriulae, ts omens, @%, 548, 007,626.60. AV Ae ait HE, LA Oty Tho 10th section the protection fourda}s ina population of not uy Amonnt of cash tn Treasury, HL 91%088 19 Amoumt of public debt Aviva 81, 198% teat cash to Treawury, @8,75T, 408,098 91 Amount of pee debt Ootober U1, 1968, ae pe —s br) var? “ mount of oll fusded and unf.oded debt WIA 116 4448, 091, 751,081 49, Amount of cash in Treamury, $120,206,000 @9. Amount of publio Mebt, Onoher 81, 1908, em aah in Treamury, @9,661,424,191 90, These statements sie fa the highest degree om evidences of the Mtneas Of oF Feerarces. and they elasrly fi country. in net expected, nor ie it perhaps desirable, I, theweme rete of reduction thax! the last seasion of C: Von of internal taxes, 1 riff. which will doubtless lest tow ‘om many articiaa, wilt Rut, after th and necessary reductione Pi ART uh Bia doy the revenues will doubtlons ‘soffclent, If the Government shall be eeonomsl> if Myntlio deb. ond. retoee 2 Tonerees om Ob 0. ae Poladibat ah ie Fetes lof from four vo five mlllioms per mont, ‘ The Recretacy regrome « notwithstanding the fare fim {nat rm vot, although ind bo 4,000,000 per mont!? meantioe the reluction of thre) motes and of the notes of the Biate Banks has bem nearly balanced by the increase of the elrtulaite Binks ; and specie comm: premium it did when the leer Ph eeenry a4 prepared. Hevn aking ihe fret imporiane, ep towe ff 6 reeure, specie payments, the decratary haeam recea, hie attention to muses tree looking sore a fnerense. ¢filclency Im the collection of the revenues, to. the conversion of interest-overing notm into five of the National dout the sme de il ‘neem thaw) wrevonted Ay bonds, end to « reduction @ th i ee EES ae) Tn explanation of hie views om de, subject &* payment the Recrsary says we have tram tar from. the specie Mandart, and are ee oud tom necessary. ‘The Becretary the following ramedion for the unnatural condition of our faane al afairer sommpelling the National Banks to ee th the AUanto Clean, sm wheb wreak * curtailment of tbe currency to the amount required by legiticinte and healthtel Tn careful revteton of the tariff, for purp se of barmoniaing te with our internal tame oving the oppressive burdens now imposed ‘certain. branches of inciustey, amd ral ofuct of labor may ad exportation fm ia the \amue of bonds, payable In not over fl Tnvorees ot Se rae oe Germany, to 4m amount sufficient to absorb the ax per cent. boude meet the de invest A; and — 64), Tn the rebabilitation of the Sou arn Staton Tn regard & id the tariff, ee jscreary say’ cale of dation im importa which mig) been sufficiemty feat beneficla’, when there wore no tm 05 conducted iaress pom the public debi, end fore t reduction of the principal. ley as 'ong as the aim nzthlag ‘ke i present pes-for period, whoa tries ie etall far im the future, Hegarding the Southern Sisies, the Rerotery ‘no question now before the country \aportant in ite etringe pos our Snanceny thelr political and {adusteial stacus, As long appors of which they compelled to contribute -t ie idle to eme Pees shat thelr industry will be restored of thete evions increased, Oa the contr ny and these niereate will and uosatisfactory. There " payment be resum ’ ies the hope t ion, aud such the xluctive industry, th 2 brought about Tu regard to (he com States and Bri spon that alter th complished, the Pre undertake p of public 1g proven weer Netreheatto the Paci oat watch wa require ® om duties on acl ‘At present be advises iuacticn ou the part of the United Sta splete aseiralleticr of extien ant cua of the Northern. (router. The work under the Cyesi Survey has been customed em= bean recommenced: abe some youre th ‘operations rupted fully estat ated a0 tam fg Yaltic to commerce, Tae work le sioadily neing towanis couplesov, aut the deccoaey hruetile for 18 the proper and necessary ape propriaiious, of the Mint and breaches ame ‘The operatior efor the year was in gold cotm old Daim Gi tih ens 1; elves ver bare, $010, The coln 8.044 0 Wh $8780, ’ Heon Moti 11.06%, jecroiary of ut Tveasury. oat The report of the Comptroller of the Curreney wa that there are now in operation 1047 See | Hauke throughout the Uoitel Sates, Thele nts to MIT OT, an mount of Lomte deported to is? 407,100, aarezeve cir-ulation 6 ve amount te ean bauke not included 1m the ed sing fia Ack, Wik Maoks trovghows aby cord tome 1504, ware $1.5%,— the public for clrowies ealiug Ober By $21,500" en so2t Tee ane ot sometning siioua! Cure Nat ooal bake Sine beaks (ibeir State ctr ease u the Folie. 1, Abo 1 bave been Fee Je notes for their balances i here lies @ di@lou ty which w nee cities pariudice ly to ‘ro eacepe thie dM@eully Mr Wulbart reoome bion will auawees ihiay be releved (vom the 0 messy is payweah f dobine