Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1869, Page 1

FE a EER, THE EVENING STAR. BY Tas EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY, ————>+— served carriers to thetr Ss Pwo Cure sack. Prics son MAILINe:—Three months, One Dollar and Outs; ots mentin, Taree Det. = lars; one year. Five are “The WEEKLY STAB publisned ou Friday v&, XXXII. ‘orning—One Dollar and 8 Half s Year. __ INSURANOE. SPECIAL NOTIC THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Tremere | rie Sterling —Bilver, | Hiectro- gSSM MN cy GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Provivevcs. R. 1. STERLING SILVER WABB, RIC SILVER PLATED WARE. 4 Sealed hom the trad: gooces may be UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGT N. D.0. only: but these from responsibie dealers everywhere 13. 7. 2,2: May 1,6, 11, 15,20, 25, 29; Jane 3.83, 17, 28, 26-18t SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRU?, Mandrake Pills will a pe BIEEED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON GBRESS, APPROVED JULY 25, 1568 3 liver, and then th tite becomes 5 fecemnerte ns tas Eee egies diseased matter ri, ry CASH CAPITAL ..............4.91,000,000, et ‘hey cleanse tit to work; food digests the pons the iuaae. “ jent outcrows the disease and gets we!) only to le ‘To these three medicines Dr-J. it schenck, of ©. H. CLABK iphia. President, iphia, owes his unrivalled success in =~ FAY 00% rman of Finance aad Bxecu- n Ro Gye ittee off by pF 2 in the GlBBBY D. COOKB, Washington, Vice Presi oat ha ee Saad cxpgcters, ERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary ‘the patient has rest r Pulmonic Syrap aed the food Behe cake Pills act the liver, re i ‘ee nine ‘ J ves 4 th tive is tf le st ‘and the liver is Soom relteved | Mae encets 8! hat the Pills Acti 3 SE S°TCEN Washington, Assistant Socre- FRANCIS @. SMITH, M. D., Medical Dirce. tor MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD : JK. BARNES, Surgeon General, U.S. A., T dengetoes to Waedin ‘ase uniees reat aloe t oo fhe © mesg Medical Department, eS Corio) secretions of the liver DW. BLISS. M.D. Washington. austeletin one of the most promiacat ion. Seaweed Tonic tle stimulant atives and the sikalt Tar'the weed dnote ont the geasrie jaigs to diavalve food with the Pulmonic Syrup. ond te advantages offere.i by this Company are: y charted into act oF ‘eouer eget ———«- ‘without fermentation or eouring iz the Sevaers low rateo eteecmseee’* ‘The great reason why physicians do not cure At farnishes larger insurance than other eompa- | Consum| is, they try to do too m Bice for the rame money give to sto) shogeuahs, to Mop finite and certain in its terms stop night sweats, a it heme company fm every locality they derange the whole Ba! ba ‘are exempt from —— ‘mien up the secretions, and eventually Fe Gre no unnecessary restrictions in ‘and dies. 4 ‘Dr. Schenck, in his treatment, does not t: Beare Policy is non-forfeitable. stop a cough, night sweats. chftis or { spetr fall amount sd feturmsil"Be gremsieeares | accord 1 ory % 5 that the insurance costs only the decrease ou ihe Go ll be issued that will pay to ig. | wade healthy. red daring life sn snnual iucome of ons tush 11 a person ‘amount d in the " ra rate is charged forrisks upon the lives extra of females Itinsures pot to secure dividends. but at solow ‘8 cost that dividends will be im alice LOCAL AGENT I8 WANTED IN BVERY ¥. Cee 5 tae it par. such acencics. with suitable endorsemen be addressed to the Company's Generali only tu their ive Gi from com particulars given ‘ef the Company in this BLACKFORD & HAMLINK, 466 SEVENTH STREET, T opposite Post Office, the GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE DISTRCT COLUMBL1, spepela., Bc aficient, without Take the Mandrake Piis Dr. A. ¥.P. GARNETT, 420 New York ave., and Dr. L. J. DRAPER, 12% Pennsylvania ave., mounced his case ho} * abandoned hit fo his fate. He MEDICAL EXAMINERS. the storesald medicines, and since hi many thousands similarly afiicted have used Dr Schenck’s preparations with the same remarkable Nor! success Full directions accompany each, making it not absolutely necessary to PR Be ny Sy Bai | informed, drat we have | Schenck unlces patients wish ined; an for this parpese he is professionally at MESSRS. BLACKFORD « HAMLINK, principal office, Philadelphia, every saturday, re all letters for a: vice must be posite Post Office, Price of ‘and Seaweed Tonic, oye THE DIs * ng 0 3 : each 1 a FE a@half dozen. Man sale by a!! Draggists. ma 33-col3t PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER. speak fay Persons ring insurance in the NATIONAL BIFE ISPUBANOE COMPANY, or informs concerning it, as n ne ard Special Agents. "are to call on | It is a real to Meare BLACKFORD & HAMLINE, whe ae | ui ctehicy Dleeear Bow the General Agents for this District. amd will tafe Yor Burne and polities cations. collect premiama, and deliver | body- it in vainable ‘not only for Golde | pete inter. 7 ‘We take wre in commending the abo Id. be in every family ‘The gen! Bas experienced underwriters, may come unsware.— end the representatives of oldest | cate. and most prominent Fire Inearance jes. JAY COOKE & 00., ‘General Fouthern Agents National Li'e Insarance of several of the old Compan! We clip the following from the Rahway (N. J.) Temes: ‘We commend to the attention of our readers the — note from one of our vitizens: spiztt Company of the U.S. A. ‘year ago I was attacked with Hemor- a has ing si- comm the ase bes) PHELPS, W.8. OLMSTEAD vera by which Bare pon . [ nt SG a BERICK. “Bauwat 8: d. Dec. 14th, 1988 ard bs “PAPRIAN LOTION” @ONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN: ANCE COMPANY or HARTFORD, CONN. BEAUTIFYING THE AED COMPLEX. Asects over FRBEOKLEs, YWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. MPI Eee Tr ‘pore: ete. QBORGE F. MARBLE, Agent, FAIz and . am A ION” is the reliable PE OE rd PHALON’S “PAPHIAN SOAP” “as A esd coterie “FLOR DE MAYO.” “SAR Bee DEALERS IN HALON & SON, Now York, DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN BXcHANGE. | %%17 Ms ee Ty all Dracaiete a ran Beatehonht ss | a7 1g, SRERTADEE BADILAATS LAIR RENEWER. Renews the vitality of the scalp. Beuews the hair to its original color. Benews the autritive matter which nourishes Benews the brash, wiry hatr to silken softness. Renews the growth of tne hair. Frvvzsnvs SvREsr, Orros’rs Tazasuay * Buy and sell atcarrent market rates.an 4 ,, eevee (=F. paprence of these thew a4 eonstaatly on band a full supply of all end Gray. and fos “ poieitra nent gr Alcohcl to clog up the pores. ‘One bellisciowe SEVEN-THIRTIES, ABD OOMPOU ND . P. HALL &CO., Nashus, 8 H., Proprictors. INTEREST NOTES. For sale by all druggists. jal3-2m Orders tor STOCKS, BONDS, So., execs: — — - collcctions made on 81! socesstbie pointe. “eid “3 Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery, Ne. 347.C STREET. Burwsen 436 anv Gry OtRRETs. J.B. 4. &. BUFF, Treas. VAM. Pree’s. WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (Charted by Congress.) PAYS LSTEREST OB DEPOSITS. Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver boughs Ba Highest mark-t prices pedd for Lend Werran ‘A fall supply of Bevenan Stamps kept consten mand. eo 1st! F IBST BATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTOR B. D OGOKR, (of Jay Covae w Vo..) Prostire WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Onsaler. @OVEEEMBNT DBPosITOSY am OF THB UNITED STATRS, 1Ote serect, epposise the Treasury Depetionens. Government Sectritice with Treasurer Up!t: Bates, SF ONB MILLION DOLLaRsp We buy and sel} all classesof GOVERNMEN SECURIT/ES st current market rates, BUBNISH BICHANGE end mabe Qiinnon #o4LL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TH UNITED STATES. We purchase Goverament Vouchers os i MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. 008 give cay, ‘fal attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIR ‘end to any other business entrusted to us. CAUTION —a FULL INFORMATION tn regard to GOVERS. | |Haveuners” PIBABCIAL “HAVERNERS amy BEEAD.” oFWedng pace chaae aa re bv meet ot sold deal of Broad ts THe tie rel ea eens | a pres pon CT a re stocked EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. InTERNAL RevENUE.—The receipts to-day from this source were $672,428.90. Mayor Bown 1s still confined to his room by ilimess, and it 1 not likely that be will be able to resume his official duties fur several days. J, R. OLay, of Louisiana, who was nomina- ted as minister and consal general at Liberia, and E. D. Basset, ot Philadelphia, as minister Tesident and consul general at Hayti, are both colored men. CommisstowER DELANO has decided that any d+aler who converts plug tobacco into smoking tobacco, either by cutting, rolling or in any other manner, keeping the same for sale, is thereby constituted a manufacturer, under the law, and must pay tax and give bond as tobacco manafacturers. ADMIRAL Horr reports to the Navy Depart- ment this morning his arrival in the Contoocook at the Southwest Pass on the 6th of March, having left Havana on the 34. He says, after making inquiry he was unable to obtain any information as to the Cuban expedition reported as fitting ont at New Orleans. He wonld return immediately to Hav: Ma. Ricsg, the General Superintendent of the Treasury building, to-day removed fifteen watcbmen and laborers at the Treasury De- partment and appointed new ones to fill the ‘vacancies, making about thirty-five appoint- ments made up tothis time. The watchmen are all white and the laborers colored. No more appointments will be made at present. Mx. W. D. WALLaca is out asa candidate for Congress in the 7th Congressional District of Virginia. We do not guow what his chances are but he wonld undoubtedly prove a ser- viceable representative in the House, owing to his familiarity with the business ot legislation and bis identification with the Republican party, Tux New Porice CommisstongRs.—Messrs. Craigen, Chase, Martagh, Burr, and Ham- link, the new Board of Police Commissioners for this District, have not yet received their commissions, but will probably get them to- morrow or next day, and a special meeting of the Board will then be held for organization. Dr. ©. H. Craigen, of Georgetown, will prob- ably be elected President of the Board, and Wm. J. Murtagh, Esq., be re-elected as Treas- urer. T. A. Lazenby, Esq., will no doubt be re-elected Secretary. GErzraL N. MICHLER, Soperintendent of Public Buildings, on Friday made a requisi- tion upon the Secretary of the Treasury for 000, being the amount appropriated at the last session to refurnish the Executive Man- sion, but the appropriation being in the sundry civil expenses bill, which does not become a law until July next, the appropriatien was not available, hence a bill was passed on Sat- urday making it available now, and it will be immediately expended for new furniture, car- pets, &c., for the Presidential Mansion. ‘THE SBNATE in executive session yesterday ratified the naturalization treaties with Baden. Wurtemburg, Hesse and Belgium, and also the trades-mark treaty with Belgium. The treaty negotiated by General Cushing for a ship ca- Gal across the Isthmus of Barien was discussed for upwards eftwo hours, and the Senate fin- ally adjourned without disposing ot it. Trere ‘was considerable opposition to many of the ar- icles im the treaty, and it is doubtfal whether it wiil be ranfied. Mr Samner gave notice that he mtended to call up the Alabama claims treaty to-aay or to-morrow. SorictroR oF THR TREAasvRY.—Hon. Ed- ward Jordan, tor the past eight vears Solicitor of the Treasury, tendered on Friday last his Tesignation of that office, and it has been ac- cepted by the Secretary of the Treasury. It will be seen by the list of nominations sent to the Senate to-day that Mr. E.C. Banfield, ot New ork, has been appoin'ed to fill the vacancy thus created. TARE SrconD WEEKLY RECEPTION of Mrs. President Grant took place at the Executive Mansion to-day, and lasted from two to four o'clock. A large number of ladies, together with several distinguished gentlemen both in official amd private life, were present, and altogether the affair was an exceedingly Pleasant one. Mre. Grant received her visitors in the “Blue Room,” and was ipported by Mrs. Senator Sherman Mrs. Secretary Fish and Mrs. Attoraey Gen - eral Hoar. She was dressed in rich blue silk, dotted witb white roses, and eiaborately trimmed with white lace, and so scolloped at the bottom as to display a tasteful underskirt striped with lace. Her hair was neatly ar- ranged, without flowers or ornaments. THE QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S Orrick. — Brig. Gen. James A. Ekin, deputy (uarter- masier Genera! U.S. A , has, in addition to bis cther duties, been assigned to the charge of the Accounting branch of the (.uartermaster Gien- era's Office, in place of Bvt. Maj. Gen. Charles Howard, relieved. The only officers now on duty in this important Departmen: are Byt. Maj. Gen. M. C Meigs, (. uartermaster General; Byt. Brig Gen. James A. Ekin, depaty aster General; Bvt. Brig. Gen. A. J. Perry, Quartermaster; and Byt. Brig. Gen. J.J. Dans, (quartermaster. This spows a considerable re- duction in the? yersonnel of the office, and, in view of the large ‘amofigt of business to be transac'ed, the. Tetained will have no sinecures; but they are each and all well qual- iffed, by ability and experience. tor the prompt oda. satisfactory discharge of their increased labors. 3 END or THE MCARDLE CasB.—In the cele. brated case of McArdle vs. the United States, the Supreme Court decided yesterday that they bad no jurisdiction over the case anaer the acts of Congress recently passed It will be recollec- ted that W.H McArdle, in the fall of 1567, while editing the Vicksburg (Miss.) Times. was ar- rested by command ot Major General Ord, commandant of the ith military district, of ‘which the State of Mississippi formed a part, on charges of disturbing the public peace by writing and publishing seditious articles im his newspaper. He had appealed from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Mi:sissippi, which had denied the writ of habeas corpus, to the Supreme Court, ‘with the hepe of obtaining a decision adverse to the reconstraction acts. Cnief Justice Chase delivered the opinion ot the Court, dismissing the appeal tor waat of jurisdiction. Decisionw 1 THE Texam Bord Case —in the Supreme Court, yesterday, Ubiet Justice i + ening WASHINGTON. D. C., TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 1869. Star. N2, 5,021. Tax Disraict APPOINTMENTS.—It will be seen by the list of nominations given elsewhere that Mr. H. S Flynt is the lucky man who gets the District Collectorship. Mr. Fiynt is ‘well qualified for the position by his business traiming, he having been for some years assistant eashier of the First National Bank. He is from Ohic, and probably had bad the endorsement of Commissioner Delano. Mr. Flynt is a brother-in-law of Mr. H. R Haurlbard, Comptroller of the Currency. He succeeds Mr. Lewis Clephane, and it he makes 4s satisfactory and faithful an officer as Mr. Clephane, nothing more could bs desired. Mr. Benjamin F. Meeds succeeds Mr. P. M. Pear- son as Assessor for this District. Mr. Pear- son bas discharged his duties conscientiously and f.itbfally, bat doubtless bows cheertully to the guillotine that “ cuts down all, both great and small.” Mr. Meeds bas been the capable book-keeper of the Corporation during the administration of Mayor Bow- eb, and by his courtesy and attention to busmess. has won many friends, who be glad to see him promoted. native of Pennna, served in the 6th Wisconsin Regiment for three years as a pri- vate during the rebellion, after which he was for some years aclerk in the Adjutant Gen- eral's Office. He was Secretary of the General Republican Committee of the Distriet and went to Chicago as a deledate to the convention that nominated Grant. Mr. Meeds was not an applicant for the As. sessorship, being friendly to the application of Major H. A. Hall for that position, and was himself an applicant for the Collectorship, but by some new deal of the cards at tne last moment, Mr Hall, who was thought sure of the appointment, has been thrown out, and Mr. Meeds gets the place instead of the Col- lectorship. The names sent in for the Levy Court are Alexander Gardner, photegrapher and good. fellow; Mr. DeVere Burr, (reappointed.) and Mr. Wm. H. Tenney, of Georgetown, who takes the place of Mr, James A. Magruder, of that city. Tue NaTionaL ACADEMY OF ScrENcR— Savas 1m Qovwmort.—The eleventh stated session of this Academy was held at 12 day, at the Medical College building, corner ‘Tenth and E streets, the President, Professor Henry in the chair. The following are the officers of the Academy: President, ProfessoT Joseph Henry; Vice President, Professor Wm. Chauvenet; Home Secretary, Dr. Colcott Forelgn Secretary, Professor Louis Agassiz; Treasurer, Professor Fairm1n Rogers; Clerk, Johm T. Hoover, The Academy is com- pore! of fifty members, among whom are comprised the first scientific men of the country, and was incorporated by Con- gress in 1863, for the purpose when called upon by any department of the Government of investigating, examin. ing, experimenting and reporting upon any subject of sci¢nce or art without compensation, theactual expense of such investigations or ex- periments to be borne by the Government. There were present atthe meeting, Professors Alexander and Louis Agassiz, Stephen Aiex- ander, F. A. P. Barnard, General Joan G- Barnard. Professors 8. F. Baird, J. H.C. Cot- fin, Wm. Ferrell, Dr. Wolcott Giobs, Dr. B. A. Gould, Protessor J. E. Hilgard, General A. A Humphreys, Doctor J. L. LeVonte, Professors J. P. Lisley, D. H. Mahon, General M. C Meigs, Dr. S. Wier Mitchell, Professors Ben- jamin Pierce, Fairman Rogers, O. A Rood, Joseph Saxton, Dr, Wm. Sum pson, Dr. Jonu Torrey, Prof. Joseph Winlock: Prof. Alexan- der Agassiz presented & paper on “The Age of Beaver Dams.” Remarks on the paper were made by Prof. J. P. Lesley. Prof. B. Pierce then presented a paper on “The Cooling of the Sun and Planets,” upon which remarks ‘were made by Professors Chase and Henry Prot. Henry then made some remarks on the meteorological records of the Smithsonian In- stitution. At 2 o'clock p. m. the Session ad- journed. Burgav or Statistics.—Gen. Francis A. Walker, Deputy Special Commissioner of the Revenue, bas just issued No. 22 of the monthly reports of this bureau, from which we learn that the total imports into the couniry during the month of August, 1962, amounted to $34,477,594, of which $31,506,509 paid duties, and $2,671,055 was admitted free of duty; en- tered for consumption, $21,506,087; warehi $12,581,507; proportion brought in American vessels or vehicles, $9,627,471; in foreign yes- sel vehicles, $24,850,1: For tne corres. ponding period of 1867 we bave total imports, .716,36%; dutiable, $32,146,233; free of duty. ‘$2,570,135; entered for consumption, $21,457,141; entered warehouse, $13,229,227. For the eight in, . domesticexports for August, 1868, $26,- 028,641; shipped in American vessels, $8,4:31,906; in fcreign vessels, $17,096,675. For the same month in 1867 the total domestic exports were $24,597,061. For the eight months ending Au- gust 31, 1568, the total exports were $306,657.06. Against $332,565,044 for the corresponding pe- riod in 1=67. Total re-exports in Angust, 186%, $1,752,03'); dutiable, $757,>-6; free of duty, $994,144; ship- Ped 1 American vessels, $1,199,076; in foreign ‘Vessels, $552,964. Ot the total re-exports, £651,- 5\2 were from warehouse. Total re-export in August, 167, $1,567.374. The re-exporis tor the eight moaths ended August 31, 1563, aggre- Poon k ope 15; against $16,657,091, for the same Tiod of 1867. Ptne total value of foreign commodities re- maining in warehouse at the beginning of Au- gust, 1568, was $51,267,508; warehoused during the month, $14,107,630; withdrawn trom ware- Douse, $15,649,506; ee in_ warehouse at the close of the month, $49,716,717, against #13,. 396,282 im August, 1-67. The warehouse traus- Actions are given both by commodities and districts. aan, 3 ‘month 1 iees na a tons. Corresponding 5, fol 2,776,712. Total | nage of vessels engaged in the fore eign trade cleared from the ports of the Uuited States in August, 1868—, 921,426; tor- eign, 557,164. Sem: te 1867— Anerican, 514,- 529; loreign, 436,725. it months ended Au- ust 31,1868—American, 256; foreign, 2.219,- 288. pondivg period 1:67—American, 2,554,010; foresgn, 2,935,147. Total tonnage of vessels engaged in the const. wise trade, during August 196+:—Ea 2,022,050; cleared, 2,793,011. Same month, 1367— entered, 2,861,335; cleared, 2,777,310. Eight ‘August 31, 1 842,113; cleared, 14.953, period 186; —emteted, B,647,3%0; el 13,488,- 19. 446. Corres; ‘The tables from which the foregoing s; = sis is taken, oa — ful aqd eomplets, wad followed comparing mon’ with iva nc momgnt mont ending Au- gust 31. 1867, and the Same for \s¢8. The reports” with which the Report closes, are wit 7. ita imterest to the tule commusity. mer detainee 10 the leading articles of 5 Teaders t.) and a . 23.18 BOW iD prees, and the ieee aatacey eee ition te of Our bommerce and Bavigaiion, up to daterers ong. eect) ee Dismissat oF PErRCTiVEs.—The follo'ying order bas been promulgated by the Commis. stoner ot internal Revenue - ‘Tuz Tapasvnes of the United States to-day creditedinto the Treasury as a receipt on ac- count of conscience $117.58, being the proceeds of sale ‘States hands received pep or apg lorry apbiy Seay ope ‘ > Mase.” Nourmariows—The Prosidest seat to the | Myomiar: U. D. Davieoe, of Minnesota, © | etrucn yeumaay caer ie Benen ieee Senate to-day the following nominations: Minnesota; U. W. at Kan- crat) ie lected. Mayor {oo majority. "The E. O. Banfield, Solicitor of the Treasury De- Pension Agenis_S. H. H. Parsons,at Al. | ™ —~J Te et | Ay 0 ma- ‘Thomas H. Netson, of Indiana. to be Envoy | Pawn. Yams, Qunoun at Philadelphia, the Republicans two, giving the Demo- Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary | Masia ai Gentraie eee Ts James S. Crate fourieen out of twenty-one Mercer courty elects nine Democratie free- holders and four Republicans, FROM THE NEW DOMINION. Ortaw4, OnTAaRTO, April 13.—It 1 said that aw of the Government with regard to the Northwest Territory will b- to erganive a ‘itorial Government with its seat at Red cae it for the monicipal mac! Hoare of Commons, Frank Waicott, of Keatacky, Receiver of Public Te wyanies oe Registers of Land Ufice—George W. Martin Kansas; Watson Ste rart, of Kan sas, at Humbold', Kansas. J.G. Palen, Chief Justice of New Mexic H.S. Johnson and Abraham Burgin, Associate Justices of New Mexico. S. B. Packard, U.S. Marshal for Louisiana, Samuel Plammer te be U.S. Marshal for New Jersey. J. K. Lewis, Associate Justuce Sapreme Court, Idaho. Cart. S. D. TRENCHARD Bas received pre- paratory orders from the Secretary of the Navy to command the Lancaster. Also, Commander B.B. Taylor to the command of the United ‘Horace Ruble, of Wisconsin, to be Minster Resident at Switzerland. N. Ricotta, of Texas, to be Minister Resident at Uosta Rica. Henry 8. Sanford, of Connecticut, to pe En- yoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten- tary et Spain. m. A. Pile, of Mi: tract and Ministe: Brazil. x Plenipotentiary at beallowed to come into moe. CHEVALIEN FLORENCE, April 13. —Cbevalien Marcel Oerr- . B. Van Baren, of New Jersey, to be Consul General at Florence. Geo. W. Wirtz, ot Pennsylvania, Secretary of ies at Florence. m. P. Webster, of Massachusetts, Consul States steamship Idaho, of the Asiatic Squad- rut), Envoy Ex'raordinary.aud Minister P General at Frankfort-on-the-Maio. ) | tem: and ‘Acting Bostewain Oharies Milter to ipoteutiary a: Wacbingtan, who ts to m= a= Seats nat New York, Consul | ine Sabine, on tbe 16th of May. Lieutenant pecs by Bertinetti, has been appointed z= ae ph T. Atkinson, of Ma., at | Commander S. W. Te: Bas nm detached ter to Spain. from the receiving ship Vermont, and ordered Cor Kantes, David M. Armstrong. of N.Y. st | iotee Naval Achduny: AtenLisaeuasOee | A Rome; George F. Allen, of Ind., at Moscow; EST OF CARLISTS INS mander George ©. Remey from the Naval | Mapntp, April 13—The Government ne gO oe ace helena hg academy. and placed on waiting orders; Pay- | thorities comtimue to make arrests of Usrlisis 10 Edward Uonrcy: of Pa. at San Juan, Porto | ster Edwin Xutnam from duty as Store- | the province ot Granada. peg 5 ‘ae Cal {N.C at Stewin, | Seper at St. Paul de Loundo, Atrica, and or- —_————_____ pea ee on Chinch, of No Y..at Bor. | 2ePed to settle bis accounts; Uniet Engineer SUCCESSFUL SWINDLE, | | W. H. Shock from the Franktin, and paced on | waiting orders. Commander John H. Upshur | deaux; Augustus L. Chetlai t Brus. sels; Sohn U. Caldwell, of Me., at Caliao; Dex- Clapp, of N.Y. at Buenos Ayres; B. P. Chenoweth, Z Coxe, of Pa., at Leghorn; Alfred 'N. Duffie, of R.1.. at Cadiz; Hy. H. Davis, of Pa, at Uar- aiff, Wales: Wm. A. Dart, of N. Y.,to the Brit- ish North American Provinces at Montreal; Henry Ervic, of Tenn. at Basle, Switzeriand; Wm. D. Ferrand, of Gal.at Vaiparaiso; J. ©! Raige tm —Aa adroit swindier resented cl purporting to have deen ra’ ae ae at the Bank of the Stave of New York yesterday and received $25,000 bas been granted leave of absence. soce- News Items. The Gold Hill mines were ancovered yester- day. No traces of smoke were observed. Lights Were sent down, and ex.inguished immedi- ately by tou! air. | | ‘The Pontifical anni: celebration which | ' FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York money market continees to took placeat New Orleans yesterday is said to ave been the most magnificent spectacle ever | witnessed in that city. | Henry Cotton has been sentenced in Gal ves. forbeing scosensry io he murder CCS TE, | as - Lashman last January. = Benjamin Phillips, formerly a New York _, = committed acide in the Brook- lym penitentiary, where was cénflaed for swindhng. ‘A passen, eppctad from a cw of the New York and New Railroad bas recovered ‘$3,300 damages for the rough treatment. General Stoneman, with the twenty-first in- fantry. left Richmond yesterday for Baltimore, em route for Calitornia. 5S. Neal, of Ohio, at Lisbon; Mil! Iowa, at Marseilles; U. E. Perry, of N. Y.. Aspinwall: OC. A. Perkins, Vonn., at Barcelona; Andrew U. Phillips, of Me., at Fort Erie; James Rea, of Ill., at Belfast; F.W. Partridge, ot at kok: John A. Sauters, of Texas, dard; Jonni. evens, of Me. at Bir- . ms, of at Prescott, C. E; Dewnt © Sprague, of Con: The elections in Hungary have gone heavil; in favor of the Deak party, which is Pro-Aus- Haver S. Foors Denounces Ex-Prest- Province; Edward Stephens, of N. J., at Leeds; | D™*? Jounsow.—Henry S. Foote replies in the Nashville Press and Times to En T. herd, i ge Chin Kiang: Freda. P t Ji il erick Schutz, of 'N Th 1D. Owes nothing to the forbearance and generosit: of Johnson, who, he alleges, with Mr. Se treated him unkindly and cruelly. He de. ounces Johnson as a seditionist, to whom the [arco of Tennessee are indebted for their dis- He charges him with ueurpa- tion and tyranny, and admonishes the He Manchester? le, at Guay William H. Young, of Ohio, at Carisrab-; B. ©. Duncan, of S. C., at Elsinore: J. A. Skilion, of La., at the City of Mexico. ~ Assessors of Internal Revenue—William R. Meo Dummings, ist N. Y.; James . 5th N. | Of the Southern not to be controlled by YoL L. Doty, 6th N. ¥.; Jono F. Cleveland, | Dim, but to accept the legisiation of Congress aed N. ¥.; M. H. Treadw: 7th N.Y; Ar ‘and the confidence of General it Who, he tus Fora, sth N. Y.; A. P. Ketcham, oth NYS David F: Williams, 18th Pa.; Napoleon Under- wood, 24 La; Julius Ermomozer, 3d La; A. MW. Hawkins, 71h Tenn.; Thomas Water-, 34 Tenn.; jno. G. Miller, 10th Tenn.; B. R. Rob , Sth Md.; William Gallo: Samuel A. ¥; min N. of Columbia; Vincent a Gazer, Sth Ind.: Jno. William Mt Miles, ti Ind. AH. Longley, 3d Texas; R.S. Lacey, 5m Va; Jno, P. Rea, oh Bn. ab gtiecions of tuiermal, Revenue Salter, ‘enn.; Hy. M. Hoy’ ; W. H. Burnes, ). LL. Scantoa, Sth Md.; 8. M. Evans, loseph Melntyre, ist Md.; S. M. Pres. Norman assures them, is their triend, and desires to re- store them to prosperity and good government, beato setae toa’ patton onassrraet negro s0| and poli juality, and re- fers to Johnson's tocoher with Fred. Doug- Jass, in which he said there would be a war of Southern States. He leaves for day. ——— Brick MOULDER®’ STRIKE Im BALTIMORE — For some days past there has been a strike among apertion Of the brick moulders in Balti- ‘he Gazette of that city, says: There ny who will have nothing to do with Moniders’ Ascociation, and they have been at work and exhibit @ desire todo so, but the strikers for a day or two past have visited the yards where they are at work and uttered inreats of violence against them. Freeland, 24 N. Y.; ‘leasanton. ith N. Y.: Josh’ P. Bailey. 32d N. ¥.: John V. Rid- ley, Sth N. ¥.: J. U. Raw! Ist Cal.. Collectors of Customs—Wm. T. rove S:. Mary’s,Ga; H.N. ull, Stonington. Geo. T. Marshall, New London, Ct; W. W Jobnson, Montana and {dabo. Surveyors of Customs—Jas. R. Winchell, at Hannibal, Mo: Philip Hornbrook, at Evans- the Courts of New Yorka conspiracy and puniehable as a telony. The brick moulders ‘when they strack were getting from two and and 6-72 for light. R imal =r 7 Bom: y iF LS. Pork quiet and unchanged. "Bacon fie mad quiet’ and unchanged. enchanged. Lard Whiskey firm at #2. is C. Barlow, southern of New Yo George Smith. western district of Missouri; John H. Lippard, western district of Texas. Levy Court et the District of Columbia— — Gardner, Devere Burr, Wm. H. ‘enney. Registers of Land Offices—k. W. Roberts, Marysvi'le, Cal.; Henry G. Rollins, San Fran- cisco, Oal.; John G. McCall ——— Financial Matters im Baitimere To-day. Battimogs, ape 13.—Virgimias inscribed, 49g bid, 49; asked. a —_.—_—. Wall Street To-day New Yorg, April 13.—Market steady. Money active at 7, commission. mages, and thus the matter stands. There is 8 large demand for bricks, which is known to the members of the Association of Moulders, but the employers will prefer to stop their yards rather than accede to demands which ‘Will entail losses on themselves. and Ex- change, 17, Gold, Cal.; John Donaldson, Ironton, Mo; Addison > ; > Seivana Latex News rrom Cvra—The Havana | 6% coupon, 204. Mandell, Detroit, Mich.; Sylvanas Dodge, 154; coupon, Gesell Rint lows; A. W. Dawley, Fort | Sas" eccePureaeg ceeren nat aenons. They | So sig Pmt yeeenirete Gt Public MoneyeN. J; Wallace, | Siete, arenes .rencral Fetonia, — New York Grain Market To-day, New Mexico, Hart Fellows, Sacraments Gat? | tin General Dulce, ata Tecent meeting of at. | Naw Yomm, April 13--Flowr a. C:L. C. Gms, Tnckson, Miss, JL: BMoesr | ces, Madea speech, in which be highly com- | lower. Cae ee Lronton, Mo.; William ‘Morgan, Litde Rock, | plimented the volunteers tor courage and zeal, | lower. Corn dull, one cent lower- Ark. Pension Agenis—E. D. Porter, Dover, Del.; Arnold Kaichen, Detroit, Mich.; Stewart Good- Tell, Des Moines, lowa; Harrison Adreon, Bal- ‘he Diario says the woods surrounaing Paerto Pruncipe have been set on fire, and adds that the troops will soon clear that vicinity of the rebels. Many small of insurgeats are ——_-re-__ The Harford (County Maryland) Tragedy. 4 WOMAN KILLS BER SEDUCER. bands cae a a 7 > | Operating near Cing Villas. Their numbers | A brief tn y's STam an- Agency, New York city; Danwei G. Rouaea, | sfenumerous in the ‘vicinity of Santinger aad | vounced the Thine of Richey setae Ss Harttord, Qono.; A. J. Ricks, Knoxville, Tenn, | YiauPPosed they are going on to the Ving | Jarrettsville, in Harford courty, Md., by Mins Indian Agent—Francis Colegrove, Hooper | V#i8s, where they will mass their forces. This | Martha J. B Joune lady whom ti is al- ibe Baltimore sonof th is, Balumore Sonof this morning g.ves be movement, it is thought, expiains tne recent d from ce of the vicinity of Valley, Cal Postmasters—Ed. W. Whittaker, Hartford, Conn.; George F. — y> a, Conn.; est =, ungly.' Conn: Brooklyn, N. Y.; James E. Lar- . Concord, N. H.; Enos Hopkins. Nashville, Amogon. A private letter has been received from are- Mable eource in Florida, which says the Vaban Government intends to confiscate the property ander of marriage, and in Janunry child was bora, whieh is living a. the * | ofall si ted parties. The writer u: the | Present me. Miss Cairns jaently impor- Po oeeell Derren eee Tees | Cunans sow in the Uauted Sitios to ieee oe | Panea mete oar is promise of mar . Napierville, [ll.; C. W. Arnold, . Seo Placing their property im the hands of and i, : $ ry pe toek. “ “oat Bariow, os Surrosgp MurpeR.—In Binghamton, N.Y., yesterday morning, Warren was found dead im hishouse. The usual inmates, consisting of bis wife and two girls, had fed. All the doors and windows of the house Were tastened from the inside, except one from. jarpestown, » Mills W. Brown, East New York, N. Y. At3 o'clock this afternoen the President sent in the following additional nominations: ©. O. Andrews, of Minn., to be Mimister Res- rrettsyi' for the par. Pose of atten. & Muster of a militis com- pany, of which lime of the affair was hich the women and girls escaped. Blanch- ident at nbagen. ae xe eB e pate os me ards Read was found on a brass Kettle, and Fred. Engle, of Pa,, to be Consul at Talca- buano. Thos. Fitnam. of D. U., to be consul at St. S. L. Gitar; of Lowa, to be consul at Havre. J. B. Gould, of Maine, to be consul at Worx. Wm. A. Howard, of Michi » to be Ey Extraordinary ana Minister Pienipotenuinty tt g2itee Hillebrandt, of N.C, io be Consul at sna, S. Raneste, of Lowa, to be Consul at Chas. 0. Shephard, of N. ¥., to be Consel at Geo. W. Swift, of Mich., to be Consal at Winsor. C. W. 8. T. » Of Til, to be Consal at Vera Craz. Lemuel Lyon, of Oregon, to be Consul at Kanagawa. Feliz A. ‘Mattbews, of Ualitornia, to b> Oon- “Edward ougho, of New Hampshire, to wr 1B, O! jew ve onsul at Coaticook. Francis R. Webb, of Massachusetts, to be Consul at Zanzibar. James. RK. . Of Md.,to be Minister Residcnt at Venezuela. mpeg ae to be pape Lendent of ranc! ‘Carson Uity, Nevada. Lather, to be Meiter and Refiner at Cy, Nevada. Balch, tobe Assayer at Carson City, rs of Customs—U. Wis- McFaddon, 1» :Sam’l T. Hooker, Milwaukie, Ws. ovwaher i Harriman, to be Naval Wilicer at Bos- ton, Bors. 4 ee Grae wamatn.! | eer Ree aa nee es ‘Wollector of Internal Revenae—Samue! Ma- considered high fgures oes = Foto co the case Sipomaster Jame L. Danning, at Atlanta, rom $15, = wre serexcite, sens Ba, Pees om Commeione o |S a em con ie noe Heary Van Acruam, of New York, to be | will not agains be initio eke ia Pans cL onrte, Tows, Examinr-in-Oniet | “icsmndria Gert eae eT increased. — wrete char-