Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1869, Page 1

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Py Herbs, tA. 336 Penns. ave. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. tra cloth........... ~ apa Che NO RBESTBICTION ON TRAVEL OB OCCU- NO COMPANY MANAGED MORE ECONOM- PLOWMANS, Vico President. BALL, M. D.—F. HOWARD, mu. D. vening Star. WASHINGTON, D; C., TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1869. N®. 5,045. SPECIAL NOTICES. ie Trade ame ouerln Biiver. | Ripetro- Cm: J GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Provinence. R. 1. STERLING SILV om the trade only, but these 'y be obtained from responsi! dealers re W722, 7; May 1,6, 11, 16, 20, 25, 29; June 22, 26-18t THE PAIN KILLER, So justly celebrated, was introduced to the public Sbeut twenty-five Years ago, and now enjo! Jed by any ocher medi: ‘Tor dysentery. cholera morbus, Fheumatiom, coughs and colds, scalds, burns, etc. is without an equal. Sod by all the principai dreggiste —Daily Plaindealer, Cieveland, Unio. ler LOTION” BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEX: I MTLMPLES. MOTH, BLOTOAES, TAR ee ‘and Fenders ee, cin borr, UBSERY itis invaluable. For GRREURMEN after OBAVING ¢ bene ceva TRE eae eda PHALON’S “PAPHIAN SOAP” TH, wil or the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH. will not “FLOR DE MAYO.” “FLOR DE MAYO." LASTING AMUSEMENTS, BENEFIT EXHIBITION for the P. E. Me- jal Chapel, Capitol Bill, of “THE Pil. Pain’ings. et Metzerott Hall, SATURB- DAY, 15th inst.. p.m. mv 11-5t™ N4tionaL THEATER. viret atenTURSDAY, MAY 1172, TN TGHEGT ENGLISH AOTRI BS. SOOTT-SIDDO! And the STAR COM ¥ VAKIBTIBES T! jo8-1y Opp ratiows’ natu. OPEN BVERY DAY THIS WEEK. THE GREAT MUSEUM OF ART, 'HE GRANDEST TRIUMPH OF ING: e anp THE MOOT Porun E BO aaa PUBLI ‘This Novel and Beantifal exbibition consists of MODELS OF BNTIER QITIES AND VIL- Landscapes. Zea and Biver Vews, Battle Scenes and Sea, Be — al i. —— a ot res and Persons, enlivenea representa: some of Bhi ‘Mechaniem, acd the {ngenui ingen: degree that they will ao anything THis is Not & Panorams or common- Place Diorama, but censists of more than 75. 00 CABVED MOVING LIFE-LIKE MOUDBLS Women snd Children of all Ni Cows, Sh: Goats, 8 Dwrsitings: Factorice and Workesegs ; x ‘orksheps, ‘Operatives at work and the Machinery motion. In fact, this True and Wenderfu! Ex- hibition may be justly styled ‘A WORLD WITHIN A WORLD! iectly life-like and joo, and Bare, and Great i. ne this Exhibition to the citizens of anerer feels confident in saying. intent kill and Accurgey. Scone and Appointments. Beanty Effect. and Life fstaral Mo’ no Exhibiti has ever beem presented to iblic that cou compare with it. It will be found a study for M and @ school for the Artist, having e1 he talent and labor of ind Lon for reurre in pr this city. that M were hand. and are regulated sod moved bj intricate ‘machinery. Goed ‘Music, bot! cal and imetrrmental — 50 Cents. No extra charge for Reserved 8. MATINEES bet} tts oe aad SATURDAY myll-tf Paz! Wasuincton OITY GARDEN, New York Avenue, between Ist and 2d Streets. QTREEST EFFLER, having rope would respectfully amaow he hae egein taken charge of above a fitted itup in atyle for the comfort {i it being his desire to of f the citizens of Wash! ed seamen ge jeutariy iq. German ry gentleman cas bring bis family wit out rehension of disorderly and rade int tiom, he will be exceedingly carefal that no im Brace and quist of tue Garden dietertea ‘SORDt erare aud auiot o arbed. : MISSION FEES. GRAND CONCERT EVERY THURSDAY AF- ‘TERNOON, Commencing at 4 o'clock. 95 cents admission. 7" It being the determination of the exh yponnd that bis Carden saall be of the first cla: itcan only be bad for Pic Nics. &: Py partion of the first ility. af my it Mr. MAX STRAKOSOH respectfally announces that. price to her departure for Europe, the world” renown AMEBICAN PBIMA DONNA, MISS CLARA LO! KELLOGG, will give OBE FARBWELL CONGEBT PostTIVBLY aT WALL 's OPERA HOU: WEDNESDAY, ‘The following Artists will sesist at th: LE AUIDA.TOPP. (the belli ML A (the brilliant Pianist ) SIGNOR BOTTI. (the principal Tenor i Trap: nist.) MESS! LENNELLE will be rendered on this ec: Musical Director. te. AL NUTIOE. — Someneerehsend for Mon- SP day can now be exchanced seats secured at Metzerott @ Co.'s. _ mys FEBS! MELDON'S ANNUAL M. Pre ALL AND ERA TBITION oF WOLGTAKE, TLACE AT G street, between Minth and Tenth, Pedy ey ABDS. rs ) 92. ‘be hed PROF. 6H) IN, wt the Acedemy 327 °F virects emer A Bo, 456) ON EXHIB ION (Mo. 486 D arn: at tft, Brarst. ere. Re. F. a. soswaus, 3USTION OF THE PEAGE, Office—228 44 street west, near F st. south. Lendloré and tenant and civil business a po, Deeds, Leases, Mortguges ead Wills duly execu! \- open from mm. to8 daily. veceg! by erty \yRs. J WATT ly Informe her friends blic that she has opened M BIONSBLE MILLINGRY aod 8) MAKING ESTABLISHMENT at No. reet th, tetween 12t! Fetorned from the 8 retarned the latest goods. edfore EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. IntsnwaL Revenve.—The receipts te-day from this source were $405.324. THB PResiDENT to-day appointed Frank M Pixley to be United Staies Attorney for Cali- fornia. THE COIN BALANCE in the Treasury is now $87,000,000, which is increased $20,(00,0) more by coin certificates. SENATOR CHANDLER will leave Washington in about a week, with his family, tospend the summer in Europe. For the week ending Tuesday,fthe 18th inst., 271 patents will be issued from the Patent Office. THE HEALTH of Mr. George Peabody, who is Bow in Lendon, is not good, and he is anxious to return to bis home in America, and here end his days. Paymastse J.B. Ritrensovs® has been ordered to the Philadelphia Navy Yard as spector of provisions and clothing on the ist of July next. Ligvut. Com’s E. P. Lut has been detached from the Naval Academy from the Sth of June next, and orderrd to hold himself im readiness for duty oa board the Lancaster. Tue RecvLAR MEETiNe oF THE Caninet was held to-day; all the members present except Secretary Borie, who was represented by Vice Admirai Porter. But few visitors were admitted to the Execailve office this forenoon. No MORE APPOINTMENTs 0! Internal Reve. nue Supervisors will be mide until the return of Commissioner Delano, who is now on a visit to his home in Ohie. Several important changes in that branch of the service will then be made. Gun. W. B. Hazey, U.S.A. Indian Terri- tory; Thomas McElrath, general appraiser, New York; Prof. Northrop, of Yale Uolleg-, and Mr. and Mrs. Seot:-Siddons, and Mr. and M,s. Vining Bowers, are among the arrivals at Willard’s to-day. Gl weTRvcTIons TO ADMIRAL HoPy.—The Sec- retary of the Navy has callcd the attention of Admural Hoff, to the iact that armed Spanish vessels are in the habit of searching American merchantmen, and directs that the Admiral keep a vigilant watch hereafter, and prevent any such infraction of international law. THE WasHINGTON Post Orvice.—It was rumored last night that J. M. Edmands, Esq., Postmester of the Seraie, nod been or would be appointed Postmasier of this city, to suc- ceed Col. Alexandey. the present incumbent; but up tothe hour we go to press ro commis- sion had tren isved by the Presideni. 1718 8aID that a number of removals will be made by Hon. S.S. Fisher, the Commissioner of Patents, in the eourse of afew days. He has a Jarge number of applications on file, 3nd Pressure for office is very great some re- Movals must be made in order io make room for applicants, some of whom are backed by strong influence. IT 18 sa1p that Mr. Pratt, the big Senator from Indiana, lost a hundred pounds in weight during bis late brief experience in Washington, on account of the worry and importunities of disappointed office-seekers. No matter. He could easily stand the loss. Besides, he prob- &bly made a hundred enemies by the same Process, CHANGES AT THE PaTest OvFice.—Dr. i. W. Ritter has been promoted trom a temporary clerkship in the Patent Office to Second Assist- ant Examiner. Mr. P. Nodine,ot West Vir- ginia, but for several years pasta resident of this city, has been appoinved machinist and chief of the model room in place of Cornelivs Jacob removed. REAR ADMIRAL STRINGHAM bas been as. signed to the position of Naval Officer at New York. and will shortly enter upon the discharge of bis duties. This position was first terdered to Admiral Farragut, but he declined it, and Tequested that some one else be assigned to the Position. All vessels arriving at the port will Teport to him, and be subject to his orders until turned over to the commandant of the yard. THE STATEMENT that the President has pre- sented his fine black horse “Jeff Davis” to Gen. Capron, Commissioaer of Agriculture, is imcerrect, the horse haying been placed im the custody of General Capron in order that he may te exercixed. kor some time past he bas been in the stable, and the Presiden, having no time to use him, turned Dim over to Gen. Capron temporarily. A PRELEGATION from the New York board ot brokers isin this city for the purpose of get- Ung a reopening of the recent decision of the Commussioner of Internal Revenue respecting the tax on brokers. An extension of time is also desired beyond the ten days in each month in which they cre required to make a report under thatlaw. The departmentdoes not seem inclined to open the ease, but will consider the question asked by the brokers for an extension of time. Meg. WHITELY, the new Chief Clerk of the Seeret Service Division of the Treasury De- partment, is now in Virginia attending to the duties of his office as deiecuve of the Revenue Department. He bas been telegraphed for to take charge of the office, but in reply requested that ne be allowed to remain in Virginia fora few days to settle up certain Revenue matters upon which he is engaged. He will probably arrive here on Thursday or Friday and be sworn in. It 1s expected that a number of changes will be made in the detective and clerical force of the office after he takes charge ConvicTED or FRAUD O¥ THE PENSION Or. Fick.—Information has reached the Commis. sioner of Pensions to the effect that Lawrence Werr, of Cincinnati, Ohio, has been convicted of frand on the Pension Ufiice, as the attorney ot Mrs. Catherine Lano, who claims a a. The accused was tried last week im the United States District Court at Cincinnati, Judge H. H. Leavitt presicine: oe so orate charge to Jary upon snd evidence elicited in a trial of several days’ duration. The present Commissioner Of Pensions is ed to bring to speedy punishment all ‘who attempt to defraud the Government or its Beandictaries through the office over which he presides. Important Drorstom.—In the month of Uc- tober last, two claim agents residing in Cin- cinnati, Ohio, were indicted at the instance of the Commissioner of Pensions for a violation of the act of July 4. 1964, im that they had re. ceived depend- e counsal fendant juash the indict- ment, first, on the ground of informality in the oceedings, amd, secondly. because the act of Sones, 1566, making their client @ beneficiary, ‘was independent of all preceding statutes, to which no pepalty violation = geen Tes) act o: was su) atory of the acts 1864 and 1885 ar ively, differing therefrom simply in =f of beneficiaries thereunder was in. treseed. further Ga peiy a the ‘of Government that penal to the original acts for demanding or receiving mofe than the fee of $10 for prosecuting a claim for a pension was in oe toail sup. lementary and am. - Hon. H. i Leavitt presidiig, held the indict ment good, and the parties, as detendants, en. tering a plea of guilty, they were sentenced to pay a fine and the costs of the prosecution. A Macmiricert Girr.—A RouspD MILLION Por Wasuinctox.—Mr. W. W. Corcoran to- day executed a deed transferring to a board of nine trustees the spacious and beautiful build- ang erected by him several years ago on the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Seven- teenth street for an Art Depository, (together With the grcund upon which it is situated, and all the back rents due on account of its use and occupancy by the Government,) to be held by them in perpetuity as a Free Picture Gallery for the City of Washington. He has also, in the same generous spirit which prompted the above gift, donated his large and splendid col- lection of pamtings and works of art, valued at many thourands of do!lars, to be placed in the building above Ted to, as a nucleas, it 18 to be hoped, for a still more extensive collec tion, which can hardly fail to grow up under such favorable auspices. The gentlemen named as trustees are Messrs. James M. Carlisle, Dr. J.C. Hall, George W. Riggs, Anthony Hyde, James ©. Mc(éutre, James G. Berret, James C. Kennedy, and Henry D. Cooke, of this city, and William T_ Walters, of Baltimore. The value of the prop- erty transferred to them as above is estimated to be werth at least one million of doliars. In Addition to this, we understand Mr. Corcoran bas intimated that it is bis mmtention to still further increase the gift by an endowment at a future day of three hundred thousand dollars m money, to be devoted to purposes connected ‘witb his present donation. ‘We understand, also, that Mr. August Bel- mont, of New York, who became apprised of his munificent intention, has written to Mr. Corcoran, authorizing the trustees, when they shall have entered upon their trust, to choose from his celebrated collection twelve pictures, which he will thereapon convey to them. to be added to the gallery here, as the « Belmont Contribution.” We congratulate the people of the city of Washingion, and indeed of the country at large, upon this auspicious event. Aside from the pecuniary value of this princely gitt, the grant is made in the broadest and most liberal spirit, with the view of entertaining, iustruct- ing and elevating the people of Mr. Corcoran’s chosen home. When opened to the public. the Gallery bearing his name is certain to be one of the greatest attractions of the National capital. INDIAN SUPERINTENDENTS AND AGENTs— ARMY OFFICERS WAITING OxvERs DeTaiLep on evce DUTY—IMPorTawT MILITARY ORDER. General order No. 49 just roceived from the Headquarters of the Army details, under and by authority of an act of Congrecs organizing the Indian Department, approved June 3% 184, the following officers lef: out of their regimental organizations by the consolidation of the Infantry regiments, to execute the duties of Inaian Superintendents and Agents; and they are directed immediately on receiving notice of this order to report by letter from their places of residence to the Commissioner of Indian Affuirs for assignment to duty, and for instructions. Should vacancies occur en- titling them to promotion in the Regular Army during their term of service on such Indian duty, they sball receive promotion the same as though on ordinary detached military duty. Superintendents.—Uol. De L. Floyd-Jones, Brevet Col. George L. Andrews, Brevet Briz. Gen. Alfred Sully, Brevet Mayor Gen. John B. McIntosh, Brevet Col. A. D. Nelson, Brevet Gol. Edward McK. Hadson, Major Hi Douglaes, Brevet Col. Samuel Ross, Bre: Col . J. E. Tourtellotte. Agents —Brevet Major T Ten Eyck, Brevet Lieut. Col. Caled H. Carlton, Brevet Major James W. Long, Capt. E. R. Ames. Brevet Majors William H. Smyth, William R. Lowe, and George M. Randall, Brevet Lieat. Col. George H. Higbee, Capt. William J. Broatch. Brevet Major J. N. Craig, Capt. James H Paverson, Brevet Lieut. Gol. Charies A. Hari- wel!, Breyet Major Onaries I. Wilson, Captains De Witt ©. Poole, F. T. Bennett, and Waiter Clifford, Brevet Lieut. Col. L. Warren, Capt. George T. Oimsted. Brevet Major Jams Jackson. Capt. David Parkinson, Brevet Capt. J.J. S. Hassler, ist Lieutenants J. H. Purcell, John R. Bothwell. and George W. Graffam, Brevet Captains William W. Mitchell, and J H. Hays. Brevet Lieut. Col. Edmund Ri ‘i F. - Batte; oer e ge H. Ziegler, Brevet Capt. ist Lieuts, J. L. Spalding, Josiah S. . M Smith, and Jesse M. Lee, sirevet Capt. Wil- liam R. Maize, Brevet Majors A. S. Galbreath and T.H. Hay, Brevet Capt. A.S. B. Keyes. ist Lieut. William W. Parry, Brevet Major, J b K. Byers, ist Lieuts. William B. Pease, J W. Keller, and William W. Fleming, Brevet Capt. E. M. Camp, ist Lieuts. G. E. Ford, William S, Jobnson, Charles E. Drew, Joseph M. Kennedy, William H. Boyle, C. L. Cooper, and Frank D. Garretty, Brevet Capt. William H_ Frerch, Jr., ist Lieuts. A. G. Hen- nisee, and J. A. Manley, Brevet Capt. David A. Griffith, Brevet Major William H. Hugo, Ist Lieuts. John Carland, and J. B. Hanson. 4 Tux Revenve Tax on Forgion Carrrar— Important LETTER OF INsTRUCTIONS.—Sec- retary Boutwell bas jast issued the following letter of instructions to Internal Revenue Omi- cers in relation to the tax on foreign capital, recently referred to in the Stan: TREASURY DEraRTMENT, May 8, 1569.— Unoer the authority conferred upon me by s-c- tion 44 of the act of June 30, 1861, entitled “An act to provide Internal Revenue to support the Government, to pay interest on the public debt, end for other purposes, as amended by the act of July 13, 1866," I herepy prescribe the following additional regulations relating to the refunding of taxes paid to the Government from dividends, interest er profits due to non-resi- dent aliers prior to March 10, 1866: Tn all claims made by banks, companies, or corporations for the retunding of taxes paid by them to the Government from dividends, in- terest or profits due to non-resident aliens prior to March 10, 1-66, and in all claims made directly by non-resident aliens for the refund- ing of such taxes withheld from them by said banks, companies or corporations, the follow- ing evidence in addition to that heretoto.e requirea will be nececsary: Ist. The affidavit of the non-resident alien setting forth his present place of residence; also, bis alie ind place of residence at the A he identical person at that time entitled to receive the amount so with- b also, specifying the amount whieh he or pany, or corporation is entitled 2d. An affidavit of a credible person that he is well acquainted with such non-resident abea, and knows him to be the person Gescribed and to have been a non-resident alien as claimed. 3d. The officer before whom these affidavits are verified must certify that he knows the Persons £0 verilying before him to be credible Persons. ith. A certificate of the Consul, Consular Agent, or otner official representative of the ‘United States in the country in which the am- davits are made, that the attestations to ‘hen the a] 1s made directly to the Commissioner of I (mtermal Reyenue by the non-resident alien, he will berequired to prove that by reason of the insol: of the ny or the amount of the tax was eld, or suflictent cause, he is unable to obtain payment.rom such bank, company or eas Gales itn nee rne se money b; y exist- Lad “fy subject of refunding, —-+e-___ SA msn in New Hampshire d—4 another, and was arrested, and fined, under an absolute Jaw, for swearing. He contends that “aamr” is not swearing, And the im; t matter was betore acourtabove that ofthe police justice for final set: lement, Quense, May U.—The ship Cairngorm bas S'Tived bere witb sixteen men Delonging to the cTew of th Frepeb fisbing brig Jeanue, woo , were picked upatcea. They have teen placed aa. Barge of the French consul, who will seud them bone. The body of Ensiga Whittaker, kilie’ by | young Chaloner, was embalmed and sent home oa the Nestoriau The troops ship Crocodile satls to-day with two batteries of artillery and seventy-eight Hic landers. OrtTowa, May 11.—In the House of Commons last ‘; Mr. Harrison moved au address for & petition regarding tbe seizure of theschooner Mazette at Detroit, in 165i, the owner of which vessel bas never been compensited by the a Government. The motion was car- ried. Savary moved for copies of the procia- S, &c., requiring an assimilation of the y. and urged that the Government Passa bill making the United States rd the currency standard im the Do- Rose said that Freace, England, and the Mr. United States would probably estal form currency on the basis of the E) ereign, and he thought it best not to change until tbe country came toa definite un- ke any derstanding in the matter. The motion was withdrawa. Saw Francisco, May 10.—The formal com- pletion of the Pacific railroad was announced im thas city at 11 ™. to-day, by the ringing of the City Hail bell and the firirg of a fifteen = gun at Fort Point, to both of which the | tel wires had been conuccied, and which were rung or fired at the moment of driving the lastspike. The news created great enthusiasm in the interior cities and throogh- out the St The first invoice of Japan teas by the Pacific railroad was shipped to-day for | | ‘St, Louis, th - aug urating the overland trade j with China apan. THE LONDON STANDARD THEALA- BAMA QUESTION Lowpor, Ma ‘The Morning Stoniard (conservative) has a leading article to-day on the Alabama question and the recent speech of S Sumner. The writer reviews the rela- tive positions of the United States and Great Britain, and asserts that the raids | and other outrages rpetrated by pe American Fenians in Canada during the jast few years more than counterbalance the bas pene mcrag a on American commerce, commit- by the Alavama. The Standard maintains that in consenting to | submit mutual international grievances to arbitration, theGovernment of Great Britain did more than could be fairly demanded: and | that to yield sarther would be an act of cows ardice and an irreparable degradation. LIQUOR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION IN MASSAUHUSETTS. Bostox, May 11.—In anticipation of the assage of the proj letropolitan Police law, the liquor dealers have formed an association under the Litle of “The Massachusetts Protective Union.” The hotel keepers and manufacturers of and de.l- ersin wine and spirits have voted to raise ‘$100,000 to be expended for the best interests of the association. EXPLOSION. 'y ll.—Early this morning eam tug George plod-4 while opposite Vanderbilt's landing, Staten island, and the deck and pilot-house were blown overboard. No one was killea, but Captain Sheridan was seriously injured. Marshal Day and Edward Vau Hosen, two firemen, were badly scalded, but will probably recover. “JULIET” STAES HERSELF. A Scene Net Down on the Bills. Bvurraco, May 1!.—While Miss Bailey Was persenating Juliet” at the Acsdemy ot Masic last evening, ber dagger acculentally caught in the folds of ber dress, penetrating below the left breast, striking a rib, a S ing off the peint ot the dagger. The wound is serious, but noi dangerous, although a prove failed to reach the piece. THE PHILADELPHIA SUICIDE. PHILADELPHIA, May 11.—It appears that the real mame of the woman who comuitted sui- cide yesterday, a: the Merchants’ Hotel, where she registered as Margaret Pearce. Charleston, was C.F. Doyle. She was by trade a milliuer Tae STaTe Derartuent has succeeded through our Minister to England, and the ev: dence forwarded to him by Secretary Fish, in transferring the responsibility in the Mary Lowell case from our Government to Eng- land. The latter Government, it appears from information which has reach the Departmen’ State ty presented the claims ariving from the seizure of the vessel Government at Madrid, and demanded their settlement. Cunan News—Reported Fighting, &-.—Cap- tain General Dulce, with the volunteers who accompanied him, has returned to Havena from his visit to Matansas. Fighting is re- ported near Nueyitas, but no particulars have received. The United States sloop ef war S bas arrived at Havans. Noim- portant news has been received to-day from the interior. The Havana press praise the American authorities for prompt action in de- steamer Quaker City. taming the ‘Advices frou the Ocban Pairiots received | ChUTely too degrading here give the numerical strength of the army 88 29,000 men, of whom are Americans, and say that 3,40 more Americans have lately been added. The patriot leaders are confident that the recognition of their beiligerent righis by our Government would insure their suc. | | posed prohibitory law and | tal bone. ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Money «1m good sapply in New York mm Tate on call loans Ueing 7 per cent. on siocKs, Qn €47 per cent. on Goveramests. Disooae prime paper being negotinbie a: 7a? And the balk of transactions belug Cone at >=8 per ceat. Gold opened yestercay Weak at LI64, in aympathy wath the improved condiion of things at London, the demand, owever, proved very scuve Bnd the price ‘radily advanced to 1,7). Tae excimen: a: London Bas jet: the market in & nervous .oe- Gviov, God any upward tendency is readuy Tespomded to os Government Securities. Wassinetom, May ii, ine%.—Jay (kone & Co. furnish the following quotatiens of Gov- ermment sectrities: Boao. OX $20, Ja kly,. 67.10 5.20's.Jn &3 7... Ten Forues — Loxpon, 1 Bonds, 784,299, firmer: Lilnois, 20; Atlantic. 244. FRANEPoRT, 1 p. m—Honds, Livarroot,'1 p. m.—Cott Gull. Saies of 6,000 bales. M. TI Atty: Middling Orleans, |1\,. ew Yorx«, Ma: {By Cabie. May t,t p.m by 2 pg aire %, Erie, sy. The Gove-nmen: Open ving conolidntec ende the ttle of the National Swe! De no calls of stocks irom thi arrargements are made. Very steady. ————— Baltimore Marsets, To-day. Battimoge, May 1!.—Uotton very pally 28c. Flour dull with prices irrecul: and demand not sufficient to establish accurace quotations. Wh 2 prime valley prime white = 7a = ing doing. Provisions unchanged. firm, with stock scarce; sales a: 98, ‘ket Te-Day. Bavtiworg, May 11.—Virgini sixes, ol in- scribed, 50% did, 50% asked: do. non, 55 bid: *) §2 Did; do. coupons, new, 2 bid: ‘Carolinas, ex-coupon, 6% bid: do. new, —— Wall Stree day. New Yora, May Locks Money gary at = Per cent. Sterling » 9. Goid, +4." 5-20's, coupons, 19%. 10 40's, cou. \. North Carolina’s, 60\- do. new, 55 ‘ginia’s, no tramsac.ions. —_—e—— New Yerk Flour and Grain Market Te- aye New Yorx, May 11.—Fiour 5ai0 cents better for common grades. Wheat ia? cen's becter for spring. Corn dull and 1a? cents better. A Child Sheets Her Sister — Wenderful Escape from Instant Death—Afiecting Incident. Fo shocking bemactaomneted which bas plunged aha) into the very depths of unutterable woe, occurred in this city on Sunday morning iast. jellie and Frank Si Tes- get pistol from @ box on the wiado: ed to look out of the window, means di<charced tne etfectan Neltie's inches over the left tem; obligeely toward the So tolging oo Y i ti i wel Baker ex. | by the Spanish Cuban-authorities to the Spanish | (oo Ark patch; bi Avail little in euch a desperate extremity. Blood came from the chila’s nose swallowed some blood and vomited in, while two or three tapoonfals brains have exuded from the orifice. How child escaped trom instant death 1s @ wonder. She has, however, been conscious from the firsi, aud bas been able to answer all questions, although physicians express it, im a semi- comatose stale. Seeing her sister in tears she | told ber lovingly mot to feel bad. id die and go to heaven « God to let her come there, too. as Dr. Cogswell was about leaving her side, he asked her: “Is there anything I can for you!” «-Yes,” replied Nellie, with child ssh “confidence, “you can bear me say my e prayers.” It was a touching e doctor's hand. and it voice, repeated the word: Heaven,” &c. She is spoken of a iy bright and intelligent ctuld, of a an gentle and amiable disposition, and the cherished idol of the household. At noon, to- day, she was still alive, and doing well, thougn the chances of her recover are extremely dowd:~ tul—Clinton (dowa) Herald, 2th. InpIam Trourtes.—Tbe St. Louis Repub- licam basa letver from Camp Wachi’s, dated April 23d, which says :—Since the 1h twen:y lodges of Cheyennes belonging to the band under Little Kobe, who surreudered to Gen. Custar op the edge of Staked Plains during the jatter part of March, left here without the permission of the authority. This makes 120 lodges of the 160 captured by Custar who have started north to join Tall Bull oo the Kansas border—making, at the lowest es- timate, 6) was riors Row re~1y for active hos- tule demonstrations in the visinity of ad- licap, Solomon's and Saline 8, NO! of ansas river. The Indians expressed pt for the military bere. There is aru- mor in camp chat Lieut. Jacobs and Sifteen men of the 6th infantry. who were sent as an escort for the philantbrorist, Vin . - lier, to Fort Bascom, N he head Cc . M., were attacked at — of Wachita river, and bela two days by Indians, when they under seer Be slg tte epee aetna ee dian sources. The experiment of teiching the natives the art of agriculture is progressing slowly. Some seed have been sown already the farmers and laborers empl: by "be overnment. The Kiowss and ches: Are averse to labor, and Jook on the mater as for them, and only Adapted to the lower classes they term affilia- ted bands. Five acres sre to be broken for each of a band, and farmers kept among “hem to thorougnly test the experiment. Free Tcave axp THe Pacivic Raitmoan,— merican Free Trade crss. A dispatch to the New York Heraid | 4 Meeting of the A: says that filteen gunboats are to be constructed at Mystic, Conn., ostensibly for the Spanish Government, but it is rumored they are really intended for the Cubans. ——— A CONJURER SgoT.—A German conjurer in Paris recently came to grief rather tragically. One of his tricks is to load a pistol i some one amoug the spectators to fire it at him, when he jaces the bullet in hishand. Un- tortumately be left the ramrod im the barrel, and on the pistol beims firea at bim, it went right through bis body, inflicting @ daagerous wound. The ramrod passed clean through his chest, coming out at the within a line er two of the top of the right lung This professor of legerdemain 1s one Dr. Epstem. He loaded the pistol himself. TRESS AND THEN SHooTs HIMSELF —At At- Janta, Georgia,on Sunday, Henry Fox, Secre. try of the Wi "8 ‘Association, and late sub-clerk im the exccutive depar:ment of that | cheering. State, shot bis for to separate from him. Fox then’ shot bimeel? twice. and said, «1 bave shot ; come kiss at Rot determined th all de- the sur- be deter. The favora- 87 Mrs. Brown whose husband was hanged fpreciee the child Augir Stewart, while in jAil awaiting trial om thesame charge, fell in Tite & Begro confizedin an adjoining cell, ry with Bim — doctor at Greencastle, Indiana, who was sold on All Fi a pretended ti fee of 2a Punetbem 1 Pay 8 profession so Mr. E. C. Dyer, tat Kansas City, bas sold Bis five horse Ousper omae 3, H. Hasman, of Illnous, for the sum of 96,300, of New York was held at Cooper Institute night, at which many of the prominent mem- bers of the organization were present Howard Peter call the assembiage to order, and David Dudley Field p: Addresses were ered by William Cullen Bryant and Ed- Atkinson, aud the following resolution “Kesolerd, That in the opening of the Pacific Railroad to-day, connecting New and San Francisco, we recognize a only for one country, one constitution, and one destiny, but, with @ due regard for the revenue, for the freest cort of trade with all countries And all continents.’ moralit, especially in (OUF great cities, cann, be stopped ual the ballot Sr tives tr ween At the Methodist Conference in Richmond, 1a- diana. this seniiment vo & Hi i si ii i 4 it | | i He i i i i # BRE oH fis ost BH i fe LH i | : . ui FE Bb &