Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1869, Page 1

rT SF THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Exceptea, } At the Star Bullding, 8 .W. Corner Pennsylvania Av.and Lith Street | aY TES EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY. ‘The STAE 1s served by the carriers w thei? subscribers in the Uity amd District at Tax CENTS Pun WEEK. Copies at the counter, with of witout = Cure each. Prick son MAILIne:—Three months, One Doliar and Fifty Oents; six months, Three Dol- lars; one year, Five ars. No wre! sent from the office longer than for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday ™worning—O@ne Deliar and a Half s Year. AMUSEMENTS. ES ul ¥ BAT 01 Beeit ror os H SOHOOL N TIONAL T curnten, Cvaita. $1; Drews FSREWRLL MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO eeLOek A don 50 Cents, Children, 25. myé-tr | HE PILGRIM j FIFTY-FOUK PAINTINGS, | musik a barsgut LECTURE, GRAND TRANSITi ON SUENE ' iy merttorioas, j METS EY Ti Bspay. Rxhitit WILL OPEN THU MAY 67). THE GREAT MUSEUM OF ART, CRE GRANDEST TRIGMPH OF INGENOITY AND TRE Most TLAR R\ AIRC TION EVER INTE THE AMBBICAN PUBLIO. ‘This Novel and Beautiful exhibition consists of MODELS OF ENTIRE CITIES AND \ILLAGRS Landecepes, Bee and Biver Views. Battle scence on Land and Sea, Allegori resentation 01 Figures nnd Persons, enlivened with representa: bone of Shipping Mechanism. and the ingenuity ofman.to such # degree that they will do any- thing but talk, Tui< is Noy a Panorama or com- monpiace Diorama, but coesists of more thaa 75.000 CABVED MO\ING LIFE-LIKEE MOUBLS Of Men, Women and Children of all Nations. Cows. Sheep. Goats, Swine. Eejnimau and Bears. | Poter ek the Machinery In fact. this Tras aud Wonderfal Exhi Pithou may be justly styled & WORLD WITHIN A WORLD: With everything meving perfectly life-like and uacarsl even to the Sun, Moon, and Stare: sud ‘Waters of the great presenting thi= city. the Manager feels c: that for Mechanical Skill and A Decor ati: rative . Be Life like and Netural Mi: has e'tizens of im wayi ncies nor by flat Datshed models, T, which were carved by band, and are regulated and moved by the most atricate maebinery. Pik oad 90 Venta. No extra charge for Beserved tramepare| the most NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATON. PURSES. FIRST DAY—MONDAY. MAY 10rx, Parse ef $200: for all horses that never beat 227 in public: mile heat three in five. im harness, $1.0 of t purse tothe second horse; three « mere to enter iB br. m. Mountain Maid Geo. Nelson's et ¢. Frank Every’: bik. «. Siar of the West. A. Jobnaon’s br. M. Patchen. SECOND BA AME DAY, of $20, mile he five, im har- three " ‘ree ‘to all horses owned in the District of umbi® prier to the Ist day of April, that never t 2 40. P. oa g }. Shi in five, in spew ts all horses owned in the, United toto the firs 250 to the second. ¢ third horse in the race, throes er more tain Maid. Mopeneette. Becker. the he Of the purses 7 ays, ates wi oe afer: ‘thers 7. WILLIAMS. “LET US HAVE PEACE: GRAND NATIONAL PEACE JUBILES ax MUSICAL FESTIVAL, ‘Te be held fn the CITY OF BOSTON. JUNE 15. 16, 17, 18, AND 19, 1569, ‘Te commemorate the restoration of PEAOB THROUGHOUT THE LAND. THE COLISEUM, ich the Jubilee is to be held. will afford amodations for nearly FIFTY THOC- in om ND PB&SONS. and the series of Musical Enter- tainments will Include oratorio performances by THE GREATEST CHORUS ever organized in any part of the world, made up of Msi Societies from all <ections of the coun- iy. and TWENTY THOUSAND CHILDREN from the Public Schools. with an Orchestra of ONE THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS, cmprising many of the priscipal Bands and best aslciane im the United State: DISTINGUISHED ities and road which they hope urate the returu of ‘The immense ontiay attendant apon this vas adetts.ing bes beeR guaranteed with sa unex <mpied premptness by the citizens of Boston, ea- suring forthe Festival and Jubilee every success which pecuniary aid can command. ‘The following scale of prices has Leen estab- lished. ferabiey admitting thse sor, Aso Tics =1( transferable) admitting three per Pioas to ail the entertainments given in the Os um during the season... sale of seats will commenc. Monday, May 34 . ‘ecompan! ith the money, may |-e transmitted by music dealers throughout the country, or by mail or express, directed to Boston Music Hails Boston Per order of the Bxecutt | Mrs Ebzabeth; Bre ; Bryant Mr:; Burnor Martha col: Bates Phem: ie Covory Anna; UCoriess Che vst, XXXII / WASHINGTON. D; C., FRIDAY. MAY 7, 1869. vening Star, NY. 5,042. LIST OF LETTERS, Bemaini: im the Washington City Pest ‘Orfice, Friday, May 7, 1869. &7To obtain any of these letters, the appli- cant must call for adversised Letters,” giving the date of the list. =i! not called for within one mop‘'h they Will be sent to the Dead Letier Office. —_-—_—_ LADIES’ LIST. A—Ashton Catherine; Alexander Elizapeth; Auderson Emeline; Anderson Fanuie V; Allen ‘Haunab; Atkinson May. B— Bernt Mrs Alice; Brooke Annie; Bar- vey Mrs A M, Burgess Anuie A; Balawin Cor- urlia A: Belmont Ulara T: Boyle Mrs Catne- rine; Baxter Deborau; Bailey Emilie; Brown ra Mrs Ellen S; Brace Eliza col: Bradtord Elizabeth; Barker Mrs G; Kenett Hannab; Brown Mrs Henrietta: Bar- d:e Jusepbine; Barry Josephine; Baldwin Jen- nie: Brown Mrs J E; Bias Mrs J C; Bold Julia E: Barker Linda Bramhall Mrs Lau-a C; Keyless Mrs Lott S: Bargese Lu-inda col; Bail rs Mary A; Barry Mrs M J; Benham Mrs M Renedict Maria B; Bird Mrs Marta; Blair = M C: Brooks Martns: Browa Mrs’ Mar: I Mrs Rena: Boksnab Saran. lark Aaron J M:s: Bettie: € urea: James Mrs; Campbell Conklin Lydia @; Colemau L Liazie Mr ; einda;Oxmpbeli M_ A Mrs; Oazill Melinda Coapman Mauida; Clark M 6 Mrs: Cox Mary? Cowimg Mrs: Cramp Margaret Mrs; Crooke Philip S$ Mrs: Campbell Susie. pq Paral Le Donsidsou Mary A; Dayton M rs. Eatwisle Elizabetn Mrs; Mrs. Ts; Dabney T S M: Emery Anni Evans Elien Mrs; Evans M A Mrs. Fr—Foller Fanny: Faller Tavis; Francis Mary E; Fry Matthew H Mrs; Fren Fitch SA Mrs: Fletcher f Washington ars! Foller Thom Mrs. G—Gallaher Catharine Mrs; Gameleck T T Mre; Graham G W Mrs; Gardner Helen A; Gettins Mary T; Godfrey Missouri; Grant M Ann Mrs; Grayjoitt M E Mrs; Grabam Saran Birs. Harrison Beckey; Higdon Ellen Mrs; Hill Eliza; Hall Julia An Harris Joua Colonel Mrs; Heiss Mrs L; Hayaes Josephine; Hutchins Jane; H: ns Matilda, col; Hurdle M A; Hunter Mary A Mrs: How- lin Ruth A Mrs; Hanson S D Mrs; Hamilton ‘Sophia Mrs. 1.&J—Jobnson A, col; Johnson Ustherine M; Jonnson Oaroline: Jones ER Mrs; Jounson M E Mrs; Jones Maria L. Mre; Jonnson Olie Mrs; iscilla Mrs. -Kennon Cassie; Kelly Catherine S Mrs; Ki 1, Fannie; erg | Kate; Kiar Lina; Kip Mabnda Mrs; Knight M A Mrs. 1—Livingston E M Mrs; Lane @ A; Lemon Martha; Lomax Martha. col; Lamsford Mar- garet 4 Mrs, Livingston Nelly; Lusby Sallie; ie P. M—Motley Ann Maria: Mason Della; Moore Fiorence a > hgh " 7 Hannah; Montgomery Jane; Mousely Jane ‘Mrs; Moran Julia: Morrill Mary; Mary; Masen © Mre; Maguire Maggie; Miller ‘M; Morrie Martha A Mrs: Martin Saran J Mc—McCabe Carrie; McConnoughly Hattie: McUar'y Mary Mrs; McOullough ari McDevitt Bridget; Margaret Sarah. N—Nautt Julia Mrs; Nelson Mary; Newton Margaret; Norris Mary F Mrs. O—Otis E A Mrs; Owen Mary A. }—Poppe Janey; Platts M C Mrs; Pettit ‘Sarah. ‘Queen Betsy Mrs; Quander E lier RoRiebardeon lie; Robinson Betta: Reit- er Catharine: Keid Qarrie P: Reed Fanny Dre; Rivers Florence: Kieh Jane, Randail Myra Mrs; Retta Martha Mrs; Richards Mary A; Royland Mrs; Rickard Tian. nds A Mrs; Smallwood Annie; Smith rs; Sayre Emma G: Sai Som- mers Fanuic G: Small Frances J Mrs; Shehan G Mrs: Stephens Henry W Mrs: Sheirer J H Mire; Scoot Martha Aun; Siy M Mrs, Smith Mary; Smith M_H: Spilimau Mary; Seymour Sarsh H D; Shaw S Mrs, Sweet Tinnie Mrs 2. *P'—Tay lor Careline: Tauil Caroline; Thomp- son Ellen: Tyler Hannah; Towers Sallie Mrs; Townsend Sarah Mrs. e V—Voik Martha Mrs; Volmey May Mrs; Vanderbeck Octavia. : ‘W—Watson Agnes; W ander © A Mrs: Wright Aunie E Mrs, 2: Warder Eliza; Wa’ Eliza Mrs; Walsh Ellen; Wilson E Mrs; Webster Francis Mra; Wheelock H B Mrs: Wise Jon- nie; Wilson J W Mrs: Woodward L Mrs: Wet- zel Mary Mrs; Washington Marv; Woodland M E; ‘Wright Minus: Wright Mary; Wright ; Wright Nancy; Wallbridge A Water 'S A Mrs; Weeden Walter Mrs; Win- slow Wm Mrs. i ‘MiscELLammovs.—‘Concordia.”” ——_e——— GENTLEMEN’S LIST. ler Arthur M; Abell A G; Adams alex al & Cashing; Auld David; Ad- ams D: TF; Aci Geo W; Arm- IP; America John W; Atkinson Jos; ‘Rustin Jas; Adame Jno W: ‘Allison Robert: Amabile Samuel W; Atridge Mr. B—Biening A S; Blakeslee A O; Bell An- drew; Belt Alfrea C: Bliss A G: Bartley A J; Brooks Boyd; Bertrand B H; Buschet Ber- nard; Brown B C. Browm Barney: Bro: Chas H Uapt; Bennett Chas; Bottler Cy Barnett OW: Bagless CP: Bert Be: eridge re DR; ‘D E Hon; Buel ;,Bar- Fett Eaw: Bork Eamund Hon; Brooks Bavs: Bartel ES; Bender F, 2: dock Baum 3 Lorenz; Brayton Geo A Hon; Brad- ley Geu, BeanaG: BiakeGeo; Boyd George K: Bates Geo C: Barter Geo W Maj; Birch Geo; Barward Hanson F; Boswell Henry; Brrndort Henry: Briscoe Henry; Boyliss Henry M; Bachus H T Judge; Beuchler John; Bareck John F; Barrett John P; Butter Isaac N: Brummer J G W; Barrett Joseph R; Bradford J L; Baker Josiah; Brosnahan J G; Berne: Jas; Baird Jas; Bopp Jas; Haer Jacob; Brus! John D; Bell J V; Brown Jas; Brown Join: Barnes J_W Lee: Beere Jno; Barr Jas A; Bil- Mj Burke Michael; Bopp Dlr: Batrenger 7" Nace: Bestor N S; Byrne Peter: G Lt 7 R W, Baxten & Richards; © Russell Capt; Beck S E- Bowen SR Benueit S T Hon; Brown 8 B Gol; Boswell Thos; Belt ihos W; Bennett Win W: Bradiord W J; Bryson W S: Brown W: Bean W H; Ban Washingtou; Brown W E: Bond Wil! D Co! +2; Boose Wm; Browa Wm A ent Col. ue & AP; Curtis Alfred; Cousia Al- bert; Oalinback Andrew; Coldwell A B; Caurch Rollen; Cloosman D B. Gannon Forgue A; Olemmegue Frank Y Lt, Ciemons Fred W; Clurk Geo E; Caswell Geo A: Chapman Geo cS rus Gen; Coleman James; Cantield J rties John; Cousins John; ‘Collins J T; bell ley; Collins 5 Ciark one my Ay —— nas Deiat Auguste anham : Dexe R c G atreet. between Ninth and Tenth, ON THURSDAY EVENING. MAY iene RDS. : Admit ® Gent. she had. oni of PROT, Sine Academy 327 F street. ‘2-20 EXHIBIT i Ba a on Ae Mate °* iis, ans AT MABKBIT street, bet gost Raton Harsall H W; Manson John C; Holden Jno H: Has Brouck Josiah; JT; Howard JIT; Ho; Jas; House J W: 5 Hooker LM 1); Hendrick Miles; Howlett Mr; Harrison La Rue: Hanse Nicholis; Hartestone 4 |; Herbert Sidney W; Hop- kins T: Higgins Thos; Henderson Tarleton: Hicks Thos; Hutchinson Wm T; Hurley W W; Hendrick W C: Hartt Wm S; Hill Wm; Hannot Victor: Hood W A. ict ee. ‘S; Ingersoll J V; Ingersoll T R; Inloes A J; Iverson J; Isherwood Robt: Ives James H, 3. J—Jones A C; Jewett © W; Jones Daniel; Jones E P; JenesGorden G; Jones H B: John- Jones John A: Judd Jobn (; Jones J EB; Jeffrey Oscar: Johnson Ricuarii; Jones W R; Johnson Ed W; Jones Wm G —Kemnouee A M, 2: Krummacher Col; Kubule Chas F; Keese Fred; Kincsbury Geo Kilmaa J M; 3K R; Kimbrough Thomas C; aly Wm C; Killey AC. Lowman A; Le Alfred: Laighion # Bernard; Lyon O D Lieu!: Lloyd co 1, D; Leins Edw; Larouch E Hon; Lester Fred B; L Geo V; Lanbank Geo; Lambert H A: brich John W: Lyon J'S; Lambden J cola John; Loving King; Lee Jobr. ty Mocklen © Keet; Lourenzi Marc»; Leghorn PS; Lewis Samuel T; Fowis Theo; Lumbert W. Lenox W; Lenox Lennose W Gol; Lawsoc Wm: Loumg Win Lt. M-—Marphney Andrew; Miles Alf; Meizs Ohailes T: Mason Charles Jt: Magrath DW; Morian D; Myers Felix; Miller Geo; Musgrass Geo Edwin de Vere; Mibm Geo; Moore fi § Murray Henry: Malone Jon; Morris Dr J W: Malesen John J: Mallawny Jobn F: Merrit Jas A; Milérom James; Mannin John; Marc Moore Mr; Maloney J Mitchell Miduleton; Mintey Peter; Morris Pbilip: Mumford P bwight; Mairn Rich C; Morme Kata; Middleton Robt; Morgan Rich} Merrill F E; Mutchler J; Marquis W H; Mid- dlebrook Wm Sargeant: 'Minor Dr W C: Mil- stead W B; Martined W J & Co; G:Maxwed W H; M: McEwin Edward; McCeney E P; McOaraey E McDaniel H OC; McHaft-y Gopt Jos ‘oy John; McKinney J M: Mi ny J: McKeever R B; McDowell Thos U; McGinnis Wm H; McMonigal W; McFarland Major Walter; McUauley Wm G. N—Norbeck Eugene; Noonan Jas: Neight- engale James N; lor NG; Nicholson Mr; Nicholson 8 Comd; Noland ‘Stacey V; Neiil Sami; Naylor Thos Uol, 2; Newman Wm A; Nelson Wm. O—Osband Col; Vechler Uhas; Verthy Emil; Oneal H G Master; Usean Jno; O'Salleran P B; Oedamer Sebastian. P—Pohiris ‘Aug: Patterson A Worley; Pane CH D; Preiss 0; Poillips © B; Peepenbring E; Paul E A; Parson Geo S: Pearce H S; Pierce HH Captain; Pratburn Jno D; Praar Lonts: Pierce ard Jr, Pine Mr; Pippart P»ter; Page Robt G; Phillips Kobert P; Parsiy Thos E, 3; yeiet Re; Piantuman Vacca; Phil- lips W —Rogers Aug; Ridly B F: Roff_#: Reed Cbas Reid; Rorkiage Charl; Rand © Royer DH: Richards F S, 2; Roth Frank A; Robert- son Fred C; Rosen F; Raine F; Reed Geo: Re- tor Henry; Roberts HT; Ryan H B; Rumsey Jessie B: Reynolds Jas; Ryan Jno, Ray Jas; Roose J M Captain; Reed O H; Robert Peter, Ritchie PA; Riel kB. rt S, 2 Royster GW; Wesley; Ritchie Wm coy Wm. S-Stepney Andrew; Stepahenson Abner: St John A: Smith & Alexander; Swan Alpbon- sus C: Supplee Birdseld & Uo; Sears B Dr; Scott Charles; Spady Custis, col: Slason © H: Scott Chas A & Oo: Stephenson Dr: Smith Dr Siiter Eyra A; Stables Edward; Springer F E; Sparling F W Dr; Scevijn F; Smith George M; Small Geo L; Spinan G W: Smallwood Henry; Smith H E; Spear Hiran J; Sherer Jacob: Shortell John; Snyder J H; Sylvester JH; Swewright John; Simonton J W; Smith John: Sharp James T: Sward James; Shick Josiah Capt; Smith J H Major: Steer John R; Sheldon LA; Sawds T W: Sbink SL: Smith Thos W, h Thomas; Sanborne Thos L: Slaughter Gap; Stimpson Wm Dr; Shan Wm; Stokes WB; Smith Wm Henry; Smith Wm V. ‘V'Taylor A G Gol; Trueworthy BT; ‘Th. mpson Columbus E: ‘Thomas U C; Thomas CN; Tilton © E; Turner EL; Townsend EG Town Ed D: Thomas T T Hon; Taylor Homer: Thompson James; Taggart John H Col, Twyman James W; Tiret John; Tompkins M Major; Topp Robertson Col; Taylor Samuel; Trampee Samuel H: Tracy W Lieut: Teomer w ‘nomas Wm W Hon; Turner Wm 8. W—Vau Patten Dr; Veitch T R; Vabento J. ‘Walker A S, 2; Washington Chas; Wood Wilden Chas W: Warrell Chariey; n Conrod; Washburn Obas A: White ‘apt; Whiston David; Wilkins Eman- wel: Washburn EC: Willoughby T J; Wer. bell Francis; Weitzel G Gen; Ward G W; Wi'tiams J A; Whitehill J Maj: Wiltiams Jon G3 Wilson John, 2; Ward Johu; Woolf Jacob: Wertlake Mr; Wade Mr Jr, col; Woyencratt O M Dr, Wilson Orlin: Wolfsteiner Utto, Wash- ington Peter G; t Reuben; Wing K L H Col; Wires S ‘Wagner S; Wheeler 'S P: Wilson Snyder; Wisner 5 P: Wright Thos; Wilkins T hael; Wilson & White: Woller Wm; West ‘m; White Wm; White H. Y—Young JL Dr; Yeatman Thos H Col, 2; Yonson Wm; Young Wm H. Z—Zimmerman Geo. ISCELLANBOUS.—A BK C,6: Heirs of Richard Bureess;Heirs of Andrew Hoover; Callanthe sapien M. ALEXANDER, P.M. SPECIAL NOTICES. a) sive, | Electro: qh My cy GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Provipence. RK. I. STEBLING SES WakE, ICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE. Orders received from the trade calzy bat these g008) obtained from respousil dealers 17, 22,27; May 1,6, 11, 15,20, 25, 29; Sune a7, 2, 26-18 THE PAIN KILLER, So justly celebrated, was introduced to the vablic abcut twenty-five a popularity | u ap 8 lu We clip the following from the Rahway (N. J.) Tomes: We commend t» the attention of our readers the following pote from one of our vitizens: bouts year ago I was attacked with Hemor- rhage of the Lungs, and have Leen coughing al- most incessantly si commenesd the ase of Allen's Lung Balsam, by which I have been isatly Felleved tn fact atinost You rs, 6 “Bauwat.N. J. Dec. 4th, 1368”? marfi-im PHALON’S bile eg LOTION” BEAUTIFYING THE SEIN AND COMPLEX. “be mene the a ae aed BAT! an ‘Bot “FLOR DE M455." bee XO. a FLOR DE ah feu CRs Eh Druscteee 486 4 fobly by SPRING STOCK OW OPEN aT MARKRITER’S, Ho, 486 SEVENTH STREET, RTWEEN D any E Srugers, ‘8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, EMBRACING NOVELTIES [8 PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADBS, PIO- TURE FRAMES, PIOTUBS CORD AND Tag- SBL8, PAINTINGS. ENGRAVINGS, OREO MOS, PICTURE NAILS, BINGS, 4c. Please remember name end mamber. TERMS OasH. Rovxs razxou BESTAURANT, S1 P STREET, Botween 1th and lech streets. Bervice a is Cortp ond Provatar, Dinner in sity atzle. - 4 i debe ‘9p2s-2m | Bave not transpired) were i EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. InTERwaL REvENUE.—The receipts to-day from this source were $52°,4: Mrs. DR. MARY WALKBR has not yet re. ceived her appointment for the Treasury De- partment. ‘THE PRESIDENT will at an early day appoin J. Russell Jones, of 111., Minister Resident at Belgium. Mr. Jones’ name, it will be remem. bered, was before the Semate at the last seseion SECRETARY Boni will leave bere this eve. Ding for # visit to his family in Philadelphia He will return to the department on Monday next. Maion GEyERat U. O. HOWARD city last night for Albany, Y, where be goes to raise feuds tor the wenefi: of freedmen’s schools in the State of Texas, let the THE CowxisstoneR OF PATENTS bas ap. pointed Michael Marley, as chief messenger of the Patent Office, in place of Oharles ‘W. Thomas resigned. Mr. Marley has held the position of assistant messenger in the office for several years past GovEnNor OF Naw Mrxico.—The President has accepted the resignation of Gov. Miteheil, of the Territory of New Mexico, and direciod Mr. Edward 1. Perkins, Secretary of the Ter. Titery, to perform the executive duties unul a successor to Gov, M. shall quality. APPOINTED.—The Secretary of the Treas. ury this morning appointed Frank E. Howe as Special Agent ot the Treasury Department for the 2d customs district, comprising south- ern New York, all of Connecicut, and tne east- eTn portion of New Jersey. SEor Don Jose ANTONIO GARCIA ¥ CAR- cta, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni- pctentiary from Peru to this Government, this Morning called at the White House, in com- pany with Secretary Fish, and took formal Jeave of the President, preparatory to the Minuster’s departure for his home. Grn. J. C. McFarran, Deputy (Quarter. master of this city, has just returned froma tour of inspection of all the national cemeteries ‘Within the limits of this Military Department, and the necessary repairs to each will soon be commenced. At Arlington workmen are busily engaged in cleaning the cemetery, prepa- ratory to the decoration of the graves on the oth instant, : APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN PATENT Orvicr.—Hon.S. S. Fisher, Commissioner of Patents, has appointed J. H. Hawes, of lowa, First Assistant Examiner, James Lupton, of Ohio, and F. S. Lawson, of Georgetown, D. U., Second Assistant Examiners. James Newlands, of Illinois, and D. Wilson, of District ot Co- lumbia, haye been promoted from Second to First Assistant Examiners. W. A. Gutplim and A. R. Robinson bave been promoted from temporary clerks to Second Assistant Exami- ners, Cor. Wx. G. Moone, Paymaster U. S.A, (late Private Secretary of President Jonnson,) Will leave here on Monday next fer Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, where he has been or- dered to duty. Col. Moore has a large parish of friends to pray for the safety of his scaip and handsome person while among the Indiaus: and for his epeedy return to civilization. Remem- bering bis jon mot on the Impeachment trial the Government perhaps send him on this (to his friends) much regretted mission, so that he may not altogether lose the taculty of «pay- ing” through misuse. IMPORTANT PATENT DgcIsion.—In the case of Jason Crane, recently betore the Commis- sioner of Patents, on application for a patent for design for boxes for ladies’ furs, the Com- missioner decided that such things could be patented and allowed the claim of the appli- cant. There area large number of various trifling articles in the market, for which here- tofore patents could not be granted, as it was ‘held that there was no mechanical invention in them and not enough novelty to entitle the inventor to @ patent, but under this decision, Bo doubt, a large number of such articles will be patented. APPOINTMENTS.—The President to-day made the following appointments : Collectors of Internal Revenue—Charles C. Walcott, 7th Ohio; George M. Dakin, 9m In- diana; Jesse Duck, 17th Ohio: Jonathan Willis, 13tn Illinois; George W. Henderlite, sth Virginia. Assessors of Internal Revenue—Mich’! Sean- jon, 34 New York; Adamson Newkirk, sth Tennessee. Pension Agents—Joseph B. Young, at Du- buque, lowa; Hiram Iddings, Fort Wayne, Ind.; Geo, M. Van Buren, (Invalid Agency,) New York. John G. Blackwell, Receiver of Public Moneys at Huntsville, Ala. M. M. Gregory, U.S. Marshal, Eastern Dis- trict of Pennsylvania. Gen. W. H. TgeRRitt, of Indiana, was yes- terday appointed Third Assistant Postmaster General, in lieu of Colonel A, H. Markland, nominated to the Senate some time azo, to take the place of A.N. Zevely, the present incum- bent. The capabie manner im which General Terril! discharged the responsible and trying duties of Adjutant General of the State of Inai- ana, under Governor Morton, during the war, is an earnest of what he can do in his new jon, aud we look forward with confidence to @ most successful admiuisiration of the office. —Nothwithstandinz these encouraging pros. pects, it must be a matter of general regret that the exigencies of politics wouid seem to re- quire the displacement of so estimable a gen- Ueman and so competent an officer as Mr. Zevely. Having given the best years of his life tothe public service, and having grown up so &8 to be almost am integral part of the Post Office Department, that gentleman now retires from it older in years, feebler in health. and no richer in pocket than when he entered it. He takes with bim, however, that which 1s of more real worth thaa riches, though possibly not so readily turned to merchantable account— the respect and good wishes of all who know him personally or who have bad to do with bam officially. ADJOURNMENT OF THE DYER Cour? OF In- Quiny,—The Uourt ef Inquiry im the case 0 Brevet Major General A. B. Dyer, which bas been in session here for the pastsix months and in secret session since Monday last, came to a decision yesterday evening and adjournea sine dic, The findings of the Court (which. trans. mitted to the Secretary of War and will go be- fore the President for his approval afir being reviewed by the Judge Advocat. General and Secretary of War. The of. cers composing ‘the court will their respective departments as follows :— General George H. Thomas goes to Louisville, Ky., for his family, and from thence to Be. Bicia, Cal., wnere be will relieve Major Gen. eral Halleck and take command of the Division of the Pacific. General A. H. Terry goes to Ausata, Georgia, to take command of the De. | partment of the South, and General W. 8. | Hancock goes to St. Paul, Mina., to take com. mand of the Department of Dakotan, reli General Terry from that command. General | Thomas took leeve of the President last even. ing, and left for Louisvilte. Gene. . Haocock wil) probably leave this evening. ImrorTaxT IsTerwaL Reveycs Orecv- LAB —The Commissioner of Internal Revenue with the approval of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury. will shortly issue a circular to the Various officers of the Revenue Department in- ‘structing them relative to incomes derived by subjects of foreign Governments upon capital invested in this country. Chief Justice Crase Tecently decided upon the circuit, in Balti. more, that theGovernment could not withhold the 5 per cent. tax from foreign subjects: hence the circular will be issued instracting officers ot to collect the same, The amount heretofore collected will be refunded, aud aggregates a considerable sum, one claim alone being about $150,000, NAVAL OPPICERS AssiGnED.—Lieut. Com- mander Altred T. Snell has been orilered to the Hydrcgraphic Office at Washington, D.<., and Lieut. L. A. Kingsley has been detached from the receiving ship New Hampshire, and ordered to the same office. Surgeons S. ). Kennedy, B. H. Kidder, Wm. Grier have been designated to attend o cers of the Navy and Marine Corps not other- wise provided with medical aid at New York Boston, and Baltimore. Ensign Washburn Maynard and A. 1. Sprague have been ordered to Washiagion tor extmination for promotion. a THE PENSION BURRBAU-—Part of the fore> or the Pension Bureau is being transterred from the Laterior Department building to the ft Story building of Judge Wright. ou G immediately opposite the nosta wing of us Patent Ontice. The Pension Otfice wiil occu. py, the first, third and fourth flvors of unis mnilding, the second floor being occupied by the Department of Education. The oilice of ths Commissioner, Chief Clerk, and a few subord- imates will remam in the Patent Office build- Commissioner Van Aernam has not yet made any changes in his force, and with the work as it now is, it is mot hkely that it will be reduced; but if will be weeded out under the vests efliciency and loyalty as fast as it can one. STATE OF Arrains THE SouTH.—The party consisting of ex-Governor Ward of New Jersey, Colonel Forney, Gen Van Wyck of New York, and others, who started on a trip two weeks ago, have returned to Washington. They went as far as Florida, stopping at the principal cities and towns on . ‘They ail concur im the report that the industrial pects have improved. The pegroes are working better this year than last, and the whites generally seem to be more in- strious and the crops look ple are anxious for northern it ‘and millions of acres of good lands are offered to Teeeived, and railroad com; ies provided far their -commoda- ‘special cars on the trai tlon free of charge. Miss KELLOGG’s FAREWELL ConcERT.—The announcement that Miss Kellogz, assisted by competent artists, will giv: Nauonal Theater on Monday evening created quite a stir in musical circles. lt will be her inst appearance here prior to her return to Eurepe. Monday night she will be as- sisted by Miss Alida Topp and Herr Kopta, both of whom are familiar to Washington an- diences. Miss Kellogg is known as an artist of high distinction. Miss Topp has won lau- rels wherever she has appeared by the bril- lianey of her performance and the delicacy of hertouch The other performers announced re not unknown to fame. A number of editors of medical journal in New Orlenns in attendance at the medical con- vention have formed an editorial association, with Dr. Davis, of Chicago, as president; D: McPheeters, of St. Louis, vice-president, and Mitchell. of New Orleans, permanent secre- tary, and they will meet in this city next year at the same time that che medical coayention assembles here, Ta WEEKLY Stan, now on our counter and in wrappers ready for the mails, contains a full and complete List of all who retura Tax able Incomes in this District: An Interesting port of the Closing of the Catholic Qounc:! itimore: Mari May Ball; three good ‘The Stolen Portrait,” «Stra: ig the ’s.” and «How 1 Envied Henrietta: Meet- ing of Political Clubs during the week: Charges in the De ents; Railroad Matters: Cuban Society News; Political News; Washington Affairs, News nud Gossip; the Courts; ihe Work- ing Peopie; Usetnl Items of Domestic Economy, Humorous Sketches; with Departmental, and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic = patches from all parts of the worid. -o-—_____ Ev Rorgan News sy CaBee.—The church bili etill conmge toe attention of the English! Commons. The chief topic of debate before them last night was a clause im the =. viding compensation for Maynooth College "Israel! fav: grantan it sed itand Sir George Jenkinson (Conservative) meved to strike out the clause providing for compensation for Maynooth College out ofthe Church funds, but the amendment was re- jected by a vote of 318 to 192—showing a Gov- erpment — of 126. Mr. Aytoun (Liberal) moved an amendmert that the compensation to Maynooth College take the form of annui- ties, instead of a gapitalizedsum. After a long discussion, the House again divided, with the following result: For the amendment, 1\-; against, 305. Other amendments which had been proposed were then withdrawn, and clauses 39 and 40. in regard to the College 0! Maynooth, as originally introduced by Mr. Gladstone, were adopted. The English Vice Chi has decided against the United S the case of the latter against Coleu McRae, to obtain from defendant an account of and delivery of money and goods recetved by him, while acting as an agent of the Conieder- ate Government. Instructions, not transpira- ble, Rave been forwarded by the Home (Gov- erpmert to the British Minister at Madrid. A Carlist conspiracy nas been discovered in itar- celoua, Spain, and & number Of arresis baye been made in consequence. ——<—<—_____ DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN St. MARY'S COUNTY. M»b.—(ne of the most destructive fires in our county it has ever oeen our sad duty to record occurred on Thursday nigbt of last week, be- tween 9 and 10 o'clock. Between these hours “be splendid storehouse of Geo. H. Morgan, at ‘Morganza, was discovered to be in and Was soon reduced, with its contents, to ashes. Every effort was made to save the hou: gate so that the ‘will explode a magazi thief inty the nex: world. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Meuday—Pre- P the Event, Sr. Lovrs, May 7—An Omaha dispaten says that a telegram from General Dodge, the Chief Engineer of the Union Pacific Railrona, nounces tbat t Fail Will positively be dat poon on Monday. od The celebration im this city is to imposing ever witnessed bere, The Masons, Odd Fellows, military, and societies in- tend to join in the procession. the evening there Will beam Wlumination, wath frework-. San FRancisco, May Tae people of this city and Sacramento are in a state of feverish excitement in regard to the complet be the most © bouses will be ch day,aud business will be generally Besides the sil ver-monuted and po! itoraia tie,a spike of gold and 2 silv: silver hammer, ior use) Toad, have been forwa: ‘ tract. The excursion train for the er Of the Oentral Pacific road, with sioners, Governor Stanford, and 3 guests, Won nearly wr large tree which Dad The obstruction was ” serve the passenger cars Jocometive was damaged and throw: off the track. THE POLICE QUESTION IN THE MAS- SACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE. tera end Commis. umber of wed yesterday by a Aifidavi bn A, Young—The Lord nd Robbery, &c. Bostos, May 7.—The final hearing before the Legislative Committee on the subject of the Metropolitan Police, took last evens, When the affidavit of Jobn A. Young, ot New | York, was read, detailing the circumstas connected with the Lord bond robbery. Yount | Lord gave men written power of | says: “Mr. attorney, as did also Mr. Barron. 1 conferred ‘With and acted under the advice of A. Uakiey Hall. then District Attorney, and now Mayor of New York. We both conciuded that there ‘was no reasonable chance of convicting any one of the crime and Mr. Hall was fally satis- fied to have me direct my attention chiefly to the recovery of the property. Although s-v- ¢ral parties were arrested and indicted in New York, yet no evidence could be procured sufli- cient to warrant a trial.” The affidavit fartber says:—“The only money BY to Heath & Jones, or any other officers in ton, was #,000; and this was all the com- pensation received by them and others for many months of service, and many journers Madelphia, and of between thousand dollars. There never was any suspicion of unfaith'vIness of any kind, or of any misconduct on the part of Heath or Jones.” INTERESTING NEWS FKOM THRE SANDWICH ISLANDS. San Francisco, May 6.—Honol to April 22d considerable a Advices have been received. There was excitement and alarm felt by the people of Honolulu, occasioned by a rumor of & conspiracy among the coolies to murder and plunder their employers, and preparations for resistance in case of an uprising had been » the King, narrow!: Maj y_ escaped ling of @ cocognut while walk- ing, 1M Agrove at bis country sent. ‘he m fixtares for light-houses at Honolulu, Hilo and several other ports nad been received at Monolu: A prominent chief of ancient Hawaii race died suddenly st Hilo recently, and was buried with honors at Hono! ATTEMPT TO — NATE A POLICE- Crcoematt, May 7. made to asc assinate a ‘po! a 3 one o'clock this morning. Matt. McUurty, & desperado, who bas often deen before the courts batter: deb: A bold attempt was liceman on his t, at the would-| wth a mace. He struck him twice, when two stauders interfered and prevented a iatal McOarty was badly wounded about cmrtpgew He was taken to the station-house, a sarge of attempting to assassinate was lodged against him. > ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP ARI- ZONA. New York, May 7. which left this port inst. returned to- Dinety-six miles sot ginia. ‘The steamship Arizona, Aspinwall on the ist , having broken a shaft t of the Capes of Vir- .__ [Second Dispatch.) Nzw Yor«, May 7. steamsnip Rising Star takes the place of the Arizona, which re. turned to = in a disabled condition. Her cargo will be transferred to the Rising Star to- day, and the company expec: to get the latter steamer away to-morrow. AMISSING ADAMS EXPRESS AGENT IN EUROPE. . SPRINGPIBLD, Mass., May 7.—A gentleman just returned here from Europe says be saw Edwin R. Colton, the missing Adams Express agent from this city im London, and bad a con- versation with him, in which he related his adventures since leaving New York in Decem- ber, 1867. Colton sailed from New York for England the day after his disappearance, and bas been at sea most of the time since. The geatieman who makes the statement is an old Sequaintance of Colton, and there is no mis- tuke as to his identity. LIQUOR PROH ON IN THE MAINE LEGISLATURE. Lewreton, May 7.—The Senate of Maine bas refused to pass toa third reading the probib- itory liquor bill, by a vote of 2i to 15. The opposition was composed of those who faver & strmgeut license law and the ulira pro hibitionisis, who object to the concessions in the defeated bill. RAILROAD MATTERS IN THE WEST. OrsciswaTi, May 7.—A large meeting ot capitalists was held yesterday in Kuoxvilie, Tenn., and a delegation appointed to visit thi. c.ly to represent the advantages of K as ihe terminus of the projected Railrosd. A part of the delegation will start for bere i THE CONNECTICUT SENATE RATI- TIFIES THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. Hartrorp, Comx., May Senate rat- ifled the Fifteenth Amendment to-day, vote of 12 Republicans to 5 Democrats, ro Republicans and two Democrats were absent. Both houses, afver the announcem=nt of the wmmittees, adjourned until next Friday. GENERAL GRANT Ad To MR. MAINE. Lgwistox, Me., May 7.—The Journal that President Grant has presented the saddle Which be used throughout the war to eg + CL father of Hon. & a S is 7” Independent nesota ul the next election. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | The firmness of the premium i g0ld a doe be advance of the Bank of Eagisnd ram. | and the decline in bonds at London to 7v\ | gomsequent thereon, The Treasury sale of $1.0Q,40 coin. { tended 10 modity tbe effect which he work Five Twenties. Jan. & Jai Five Twenties, Jan. & Juiy, Ten Forues.... _ (By Bankers’ and Broers’ Telegraph Line.) Branch (Mice in Lewis Jobusou & Oo, Bunk, Jas. M. Gassaway, operator. New Yors, M —#irs Board 8. 1F51, Coupon, Lit). 520°, 1S@. coupons. 184, coupons, 113%; 1568, coupons. ii *"s: W$T. coupo: 3 posse 98° Atinn - 5 Canton. 5% 5; in beriamd, 5 tm Union Telegraph, 2); ‘Quicksilver, peter, Waver Power. 154 New York . 1%: Madson, 152s: Reading Micdigan Gentral, '25: Mecaigan Sow ols Urniral. nom os, Northwest, = ‘ do Neveland £ Toledo. none, Rc er gFhe, Rove: Alton & Terra ii dultl, tower; Libs Gull, Sales of sk bales ried. Mii cling Uplands, liyay; Mud Urlesa~ €. » j 12. ‘he Brokers Circular gives sales for wo ) week at 47.000 bales, of which 7.09 were for | @xXport and 3,00) for speculation Total stock on Dane 362,00) Dales, Of which 162,00 are from the United States. ——_.—__ Baltimore Markets, To-cay. BacTimoe, May ;.—Cotton dull st 28 ctx. Flour dull, with prices nominai. When’ steady with prices un: . Gorn weak, white i yetlo, Stas. Gate rm at 74078, tor | me an: vy. fe wechaaged. Pork quiet at <a1ssesa0 Bacoa uiet: Tribe | 163: clear | shoulders i Ms. Mame | ~ Lard quietat 19%. ‘Whiskey arta —— ae Baltimore Stock Market Te-Day. BaLtimore, May 7.—V Mg sixes. old ae po =a % Did, 55 asite. > 156", 51% Did, 52 asked; do. compons, new, 62 Did, O24 asked. ” ——_e__ New York Grain Market To-day. New Yor, May >. | Wheat a: & ——— Wall Street To-day. New Yora, May 7.—The stock market i< strong but very ucsettied. Momey easy at 5 Exchange, 9, cent. Boos, 1882, coupons, I= \. Norts Carolina's, 62 asked: do giwia’s, ex-coupons, 5=\; do. S7-A New Albany (Ind. Soliowsn A fanny using ua illersville, Marion Goun' male and female head, and two children. The other morning th leading in family prayer, requested to take especial care of his children to pat in @ good word tor these of bis wife. This led to words between them, Which end- ed in the old lady picking up a fireshovel and RAINE paicy famalias whack over the which laid open nis scalp about four inches. ee that time there is ne discrimi- bation | Prayer ee A GIRL W8o WovLps’T ne KissEp.—A few days since, while a train on me Kentucky tral road WAs passing through tue lone tunnel, n favor of kisown children in family miles from Cincivmati, a you rene up bis bleeding now basi, Ss ployed. to cay nothing of the clerical and ome= ces, and from what we can learn there i< f00d prospect for this encouragi: state of things to continue, at Jeast unul Ist a July.—Norfoli: Journal. SUNSTROKE NORTH awp Sovra.—it is a Simguier, yet somewhat startling fact, suys the New Orleans Times, that pe iceoroociner . of New ¥, dos: over $30,000 tas! summmer on insured ‘per ‘who died in that city of sunstroke. same oy, held risks on quite a aumber of lives —_ ity, Dut bas never yet Jost a dollar on a caused by sunsiroke—Mawn (4a) Jcurnal. —$__.__._. Some Barigs.—Dr. A. U. White, of Mau: county, Tennessee, communicates to the Med. ical Journal st Louisville, the case of a woman now thirty-four years of age and the mother of twenty-four childrer. She has had six children; has had twins seven times, and last month bad triplets. The iast were ope boy and twe girls. The woman is “colored.” —_—_—______ Tae French Carce Tone Laxvep atCare May —The Cape May Ocean Wave is informed by indisputable authority that the French A:- laptic Cable pany will land their shore end St & point of the beach nearly fronting the ‘w Stocking Hotel, at the cape, under the sanction of the bill paased by the State Legisia- ture at its last session ———— A GiRt 4 TRaNce.—The commanity of Mishawka, Ind. are excited over the covation of a young German girl, named Martin, living near that village, who has been ten weeks in a With occasiocal lucid intervals, daring which, it is said, she makes startling revela- tions. The doctor im charge pronounces it cat- al epsy. S7-Gongh talked to some purpose last year, Snd returns an income of £14,500. 87 A noisy carpet bag on a London train was found to contain a hvely infant. SF Leading trades unionists m Engiand are organizing systematic emigration. it is be- lieved that several thousand miners now on a strike and locked ou’ ton and in Yorkstire will be aided to emigrate. A commussioner of inquiry ts to be seat to this country. G7 A meeting bas been heid in Cincinaati for mence ic&ion a wo kno' as the Irish West. =