Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1869, Page 1

THE EVEN! rusLis TLY, Sunday Excepted, pope Bullding, ' W. Corner Penzayivania Av.and 11th Street } BY TaE RVBNING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPAAY, s served by he Carrters to their wckentuere im te City Sad District at Tae he 5 @ of the full operation within « weei the es ¢ be fell to the son. Ip Scbayiaill region a the operators Dave arranged with | nearly the same rate of wages that ube ‘ime of the suspension, opening oa (Be Dave Slaverage price of different sizes, except ' { this rate the prices wou j + * Shamokin regions t! tt | righ WASHINGTON. D; C.. TUESDAY. JUNE 22, 1869. NY. 5,08 EVENING STAR. WEEKLY STAR—publisned moraing_One Dollar and 8 Half s Year. . dtuonal colliery lessens We dificalties ofget- tlement With the men a! those remauming @@t. 1b the Wilxesbarre and Lackawanna regions the individual operators and those companies TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. | eres capemc airs: oars SPECIAL NOTICES. either the proprietor’s name or the manufacta- FUNERAL OF HENRY J. RAYMOND. Ter's name shall be printed on the labei for ci- ‘ssive Obsequies—Demonstrations of OF THE UNITED STATES gare provided for in said section. Serrew. — Reading railroad reports a tomuage for !he wee ie oTrade LAWS x STATES. «oat | “Sire. 2. and be it Further enacied. That section funeral services of the ine Henry J./ "This Afternoon’s of 21,627 Lous, agaumet #100 in Correapooduag _fg7- Trade Mark, yt i06 Fa Passed at the First Session of the Forty. e hundred and Atty-Ave of the act entitled N a @ aS Dispatches, Week last year. The emvire tompage of all tbe jG) for =p for ry, Congress. act to provide invernal revenue tosupport | Washington News and Gossip. yy terian <niehpeeiascen s regions for the week was but 102.40 tons. Bering siicer. | Plate. ico Puntic_No. 13. th ope to pay interest on Se pes —_.—_——_— OM SOU s _No. be = San een ot Tenth street and University t } , Openi t AgAinst J43,0-9 tons in the same ween last year. GORHAM MANUFAC TURING COMPANY | Am AcT authorising tne submission of the de'st, and for other June | yyrmnxat Revenve—The receipts to-day | Place. edifice, except a portion re- peming of the Brazi ABE ~, ed for the famil friends of J pogroms yey ‘When the suspes- oe = af red and sixty-four, as servi the family ana intimate friends ot Paris, June 2 — Ad: by lett sion commenced joe —e = a a section of the act of July | om this source were $592,069.<0. the deceased, was crowded fully two hours be- | received irom Rio Janeiro to. the 2d of Moe, same time in iMt= wa: 8 : J it encamn ot ee eee by | tuirteenth, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, be —_— - fore the services commenced, though rain fell war news from Parana is meagre and un. BCUON Rew is 5.913874 te SICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE. aa ae eee oe ee ovat Gon. | urther amended by adding thereto the toliow- | Secaerany Cox will retara to this cityon | at tutervals im lorrents. Alter prayer at the | important. jess than to the same time last year, makiag au Orders received from the trade only, but t gress. img: And the fact that any adhesive stamp 60 | Saturdey next. private residence of the family by Rev. Pro- fessor Shedd, the remains were removed to the ee oo ee Hall. Ad- ‘arragut, General McDowell, Taurlow Weed, Judge Daly, ex-Semator Morgan, Wil- ‘he Emperor of Brazil opened the session of | ®Ctual decrease of 10 the Chamber with & conciliatory speech. in 0 into f which he took occasion to compliment the Work. Therehas Deen some little advance in Allied armies on their many successes over s but not mach, and they will, may be obtained from responsible desis wie at enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- | bOUghL, sold, offered for sale, used, or had s Non. Possession as aforesaid, has been was! 2, 7, May 1.5. 12.18, 20,28, 2; Jane | Somat eds Thatthe President of me Uni ed | Testored by removing or altering the cancelling oe, eee States, at sucb trme as be may deem best forthe | OT defacing marks thereon, tbe prime Carey Justic# Cu ase is in Richmond on his ‘way to this city. Sar ficle proof that such stamp bas been once used | MinieTZR NELSON arrived in the : | liam ‘Guillen Bryan Horace Greeley, B. | the Depaties'to the mecostity fore ieee ee! = = ite 5 “ 18H ived in city o ey, 1 Deputies to t ty fora loan im or- _pahirgtnigeeellemagparyeer ee ene eer ee ar canvenion which | 224 Temeved by essor thereof from | mezico on the 12th 0 ¥ Tracy, AT. Siewart, M.H- Grinnell, George ota of tnteranl rence, teted thie medicine. i , poss some vellom, parchment, paper, instrument, of writing, charged with taxes imposed by iow, in violation of the provisions of this sec- 10n. Suc. 3. And be it further enacted, That any person having in bis possession any tobacco, ‘nuff, or cigars, manntactared and sold or re- moved trom the manufactory, or from any place where tobacco, snuff, or cigars are made, since July twentieth, eighteen ndred and sixty-eight, or any person having in his posses- sion cigars imported from foreign countries since July twentieth, eighteen dred and sixty-eight, or withcrawa from ” the v - met im Richmond, Virgivia, on Tuesday, the a A et ot ow iustances surpasses | third day of December, one thousand eight . have © own. Itsuould | hundred and sixty-seven, to the voters of said the date of said submissio'a, rejection; and may also sv.b- mit toa separate yote such provisions of Sud constitauon as he may deem best, euch vote fo —_—_—_——_———_ be taken eitber upon each of the said provis ons 1S’ IRON BITTER alone, oF in conection with the other por’ n,as the President may dire © itbont another stoppage, and the carry - panies will advance their rates as the season advances. — im detail. The Emperor respect to the slavery question. GREAT BRITAIN ts r. Henry W. Raymond, only son of deceased: Mr. Samuel B. Raymond, of Rochester, and Mr. J. F. Ray- mond, of Detroit, brothers of deceased; his brother-in-law, Mr. Benedict and Mr. Weaver; Mr. George Jones, Ris partner and co-pub- hisher; Judge ©. L. Benedict, ot Brooklyn, and Mr. Gilbert E. Jones. The members of the Associated ) and mearly ail the prominent journalists and quite a numoer from other Parts of the country were present, while the ‘smes office was represented by nearly all the attaches of the establishment. The ceremonies at the church opened with a voluntary on tneorgan. The Kev. Dr. Tyng read the Es lscopal service for the dead. Henry Ward T delivered a touching eu- < 1 any other remedy pot be classed tue special par arded as oreo! lic benefit — H ” eZ) Im 4 a 4 your Iron Bitters in my practice. . a ~ ! am eae se itssupertor tonic properties for in- < further enacted, That ut the Wigorating the appetite aud promoting digestion Oters of said State mt; vote I can anhesitatingly recommend it Tn cases of | for and elect members of the general assembly general deLinity and dyspepsia, and in conditions | of said State, and all the officers of sairl State of the syatem reyuiring ‘the nse of @ ferraginous | provided tor by the said coastitutio!1, and >= re eee eetially tt Tecommend 1810 | members of Congress; and the officer com.mand- onae 8 OF ing the district of Virginia shall cause the lists Professor in tne Philadelp! Of registered voters of said State to ba revised, How. Dawigt E. SicKLBs, Our new Minister to Spain, arrived here this morning. Siate, registered standard A Mayor Bowen has not yet left Boston, bat Gospel Lube expects to leave in time to arrive here on Thursday. URRRQUITED Love—A Terrible Leap for th Sake of Shattered Hopes—& young German med Anthon: Lonpon, June 22.—The political news is un- mmportant. Five thousand emigrants lett Liv- erpool tor America during the week ending ast Saturday night. Charles Napier Stuart, the member of Parliament from Dorchester, died Owe to the storm north of Washington the telegraph wires worked badly to-di hence the scarcity of telegraphic matter. troubles are all Ba by & pretty French girl ‘hom he bad been engaged, bul wi before THE FINANCIAL QUESTION EN ITALY, | Gay for the Colrbraiion of the mention wasn FLORENCE, June 22.—The official newspaper | tested a decided preference for - says that Digney’s financial scheme pe a lymite, and refused to ‘be united Catueseny last evening, at the age of th SBcRETARY BORIE returned to the city ias evening, and was at the Navy Department w- day. sauff, and cigars, having been put up in pack- ages as prescribed in tke act to which this act is an amendment, and all the other require- ES o Deen abandoned, as before reported. 1 will be to the confiding Anthony. Not knowine how Medicine and Surgery.” enlarged, aud corrected prior to such election, | Tents of said act relating to tobacco,snad. and | yom, J, W. DovcLass, Assistant Commis. | 1k7. After the services the cofiin lid was | slightly modified and again presented to the | to console himseli, he determined upom sascrde, For sae by KIDWELL & SON According to law, and for that puryiose may | ClFurs Davin been complied with, snd whe; | sioner of Internal Revenue, is expected to re- , Passed in pro- Chamber. The Government is determined to and although he abolish a forced currency. St once, he cannot live but a few hours. He ore was paged to Fiatbush Hospital py tix Ma “ friends, where he now lies ima very critical FINANCIAL AND VOMMERCIAL, condition. The young girl is the subject of Money continues very stringent in New | E°REeTal and severe criticism, and the aympa- York, the rate on cali loans on stocks and oom ee stg deme ean oes bonds being 7 per cent. gold to 1-16 per cent- S commission, additional to 7 per cent. currency, SF About two weeks since a Mr. Strickland, & ¢, 10a30 per cent. perannum. Thebankstate- | recen Georgia, married « ment of Saturday bas had Little effect in as- nae Dowie maaan ny 4 H ~— posal peneer Ay lady near Cowie’s Station, on the Mon! _o Pennsylvania avenue and Mth street. | appoint such registrars as he may det»m neces- my 26-Sm | sary. And said electuons shall be he! d and re- ‘urns thereof made in the manner provided by the acts of Congress commonly cal! ed the re- vil construction acts. . Bent in seal Suc. 3. And te it further enected, That the letter envelopes. free of charge Address HOW- | pre: ident of the Uniied States may In like man. ITARY ALD ASSUCIATION: Hox P. | ner eubmit the constitutios as to the ia, Pa. my 19-eo3m é a voters of said State at lapse tego and in sucb manner as he may direct, esther entire con- ee LOTION” stitution, or separate pochioneneat ‘, the same, as . | provided in the flist section of this act, to BRAUTIFYING THE SEIN AND COMPLEX. | Doaratc vote: and at the came election the cession around the coffin, and each member ta- vo but 0 bw beets king a last lock upon the remains of one of New York's most respected and deeply-loved sons. The lid was again closed, and the cor- gregation slowly dispersed. The remains, it is understood, were left in the church last night, and will be privately in- terred to-day at Greenwoed cemetery by the family. Governor Hoffman, though desirous of attending, was unavoidably detained at Al- bany. From the City Hall and other public buildings, botels and newspaper offices were displayed at half-mast during the after- and sixty-ni filed with ‘assessor OT asristant assessor of the district within which he resides, or bas his piace of business, the in- ventory required by the seyenty-eighth and pimety-fourth sections of the act of July twen- tieth, eaghteen bupdred and sixty-eigtt, and who shall, prior to sellmg or offering such tobacco, snuff, or cigars for sale, affix and cancel proper internal revenue stamps, shall be entith to have retunded to bim an amount of tax previously id thereon, equal to the value of the stamps affixed turn here to-morrew. ‘THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS has ap. pomted Dr. Isaac Smith, ot Fall River, Mass., Examining Surgeon at that place. Hox. J. WATSON Wap, our late Minister to Brazil, arrived here last evening and is stop- ping at Willard’s. GENERAL L0Gan has addressed 8 long letter Returning to Grantville on Bis bri- % 5 : dal tour he BEMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS, FRECKLES. | voters may vote for and elect the members o1 | Before sale ae aforesaid: and the Commis | | 11) secretary of War, urging the complete | "°° Govermment Securities. whom and himself and old feud existed. Aw PIMPLES. MOTH, BLOTOHES, TaN.otc., | the legisiatare and all the State offieers pro- | Do™ty “authorized, om peal to him made, to | carrying out of the improvements pro peau Siws'ey Uahis WASImeTOR, June 22, is69.—Jay Ucoke & | Altercation ensued, in which S:rickiand was renders THE SKIN BOFT, vided for im said constitution, and members of | Percn¥s Aus buries a cum of money equal to | ne. = i 4 n | Co-furnish the following quotations of Gov. | Killed the widowed bride, with the corpse, apg Ee Entra Congress: aiso, Xhat no election shall | ihe value of the stamps 50 AMixed, upon satis. | 2 the Lllnois river. onus Tene sepetn dow Gainer ane sor. | “Tamenteveurities: ame to Cowle's Station on Monday evening's be brid in said State of Texas for any purpose - ‘ py Stats Un] the President so directs, factory evidence submitted to him thatthe to: | uy nonorary degree of LL. D. was con- | TOw., The Pall Mall Gazette eulogises Ray- Buying. Setting, | train. ‘Suc. 4. And be it further enacted, That the mond as @ publicest and journalist, aad says President of the United States vaay in hke man- and removed from the place of manufacture, bis death creates a gap which cannot be filled. ferred upon Vice President Colfax by Hills- 87-A biack man in Norfolk, afew nights ago ‘Twenties, Five Twenties, burgiariously entered a house, mounted to the SS “PAPHIAN SOAP? eievccutmit the constitution of Mississipp: to | 8Bd tbat the cigars were so manutactured and | dale Ooilege, Michigan, at its late Commence- | Tae Telegraph im private life he was . sor tae TOILET NURSEEY sod BATA will not | the voters of said State arsuch time and in euch ee es een nce ae | ee amiable, courteous, loyal and hospitable, and | five Twennes bg 4 ‘chap the SKIN. Price 36 conts per coke. mone ss ent eee eee entire Drage several rates of tax imposed on such goods by pewserk! B Stesck!, late Res- einen by all even when opposed to many in tat Raed Jan. & July, 67. pees — forty or fifty feet, laying as “FLOR DE MAYO.” ew or eee Seman, the act of July twentieth, eighteen hundred ited States. im the ive Twenties, Jan. & July, 't. \1 dead tor a few moments, then jumped up and FLOR DE eves. Bogen omg of ae mere and sixty-eight, as aforesaid assessed and paid, | 82 Minister to the United States, has been In the House of Commons Sir John Gray | 745 Forties,. ranoff! asked if there was any reason to apprehend further trouble in Ireland and if the military force in that country was to be strei and that the claimant had in all respects com- put upon the retired list by his Government, plied with the internal revenue laws as far as voters may vete for and elect the members o: with a decoration anda pension. He and hic S7-The Western: lands, 1! 1s stated, are rapid- the legisiatare and the State officers pro- YORE—vine? Boarp. U.S. 6's, 1881 =} 7. , | ly Becoming exhausted from the production ot 5 a they Baye been or may be applicable tosach | family will live henceforth in Europe. . f . | 5.20's, 1802. one class of crops; and from the neglect = PRALOG BCR Bete | ee eee ee eee articles. ‘The Commissioner of Laternal Reve- a cansnsowbudey r poet preterm ny Spoon iar fla diame yo EE plying proper manures. — _ ‘SEC. 5. And be it further enacted, That it either | "0e is hereby authorized aad empowered to | Lay DgLEGATIoN.—Foundry M. E.Church | Johnston, a prominent leader in Ireiand, haa S7-The “Dayton Daily,’ of said constitutions shall be ratified at such | Prescribe such rules and regulations for carry- | \ 164 jast evening en lay delegation wich the | Called a meeting to celebrate the 12th of July. Piatt promised to adorn field of Western. AMUSEMENTS. ‘th ature of the State so rati ing out the provisions of this section as in bis " ‘This was not an act ot hostility to the Govera- ———-—_ journalism, “died a borni: Ia eae ew, | IS een yor im thie act, shall Atying, | judgment shall be deemed proper and neces- | following result:—For, 30; against, 11. This | hen but the practice of increasing the Mili. \By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Toegraph, Janet i N‘4t 10 * ble at the ‘tal of said State on the fourth | ®8F¥; and the Commissioner may in any case, | is a small vote, considering the fact that there | tary force in Ireland about the time of this an- ; at bis discretion, allow snuff and smoking saway, operator. i Tuesday after the : ficial promulgation of such Hane ei eae, Urign ee eine, | are 410 church members. niversary Was never more necessary than in | Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds Joyz List, | Tatification by the muitary officer commanding FOR ONE Commencing, MON DA AVERL the present year. im home and foreign markets as follows: ra pyar July, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, not in H.M. Stag, of the Solicitor’s Office, Treas- | In the House of Lords, Earl Grey gave no- Nuw Yor, ‘Jane 22.—First Board—U. 8. 6's, Fee oe 6. And be it further enacted, That before | Wooden packages, to be stamped and sold in ary ent, has reigned to enter upon ‘tice that he should move to omit in the Irish pray 20's, 1882, Coupons. 122 x; THE mOsT SUCCESSFUL ee . res On eiennaee Pia es of Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas the original packages; and the rate of duty on Departm: i Charch bill that portion of the preamble ee. commons, 1184; 165, Mieke bl HTEST “LIGHTS OF | shail be admitted to representation in Congress, | °i€47s imported prior to July twentieth, eign- | tbe practice of bis profession. He has estab- G20, i among m are Oharley teen hundred and sixty-eight, and now remain- ing im bond, shall be the same as on cigars im- ported after that date. Approved, April 10, 1859, which provides that the property or proceeds Ofsaid Obureh shall not be weld or applied for the maintenance of any church or ci Tgy or other mintetry, or for teaching religion. It 1s Teported that the Cambridge boatmen will their several legislatures, which may be here- atter lawfully organized, shall ratify the fit- teenth article, which bas been proposed by Congress to the several States as an amend- ished an office as attorney and couasellor-at- law in this city. PROTECTING THE REVSNUE.—Commissioner . coupon, A10X: Lhe LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY wer, ment to the Constitution of _ ee — No. 15.) Delano will shortly appoint a board of Uom- ft aged from the match with the Harvard ‘New York EAT (URIOSITY: Suc. 7. And be it further enacted, That the pro- | ax acy making ao appropriation for the im- | missioners to examine into the various plans » 97K5 } ! ceedings im any of said States shail mot be ~ . Pp" A banquet was given on board the steamship ‘Sow BUBO VIRGINIANA STRIX NIVEA! | deemed finalor operate as a complete restora provement of Fivers nha Barre for the fiscal | of locks submitted to the Department for secur. | Great Eastera at Brest Sunday Bight. Toasts — IN THE WORLD. ‘The finest nocturnal. carni tion thereot until their action, respectively, Jane 30 7 y Dg | ing mash tubs, meters, &c. in distilleries, the | were given in honor of the Emperor Napoleon, “repreevet pct: Be it enacted ly the Senate and House of Repre. | evs of which be held by the revenue officials, | (ueen, Victoria, and nglacd, aud kmacions ‘Fert Wi 155%; Al thirsty pproved, Apr une. Matives of the United States of America in Con- | and the locks placed under seal. TheCommis- J A jayne, 155%; Alton & Terra Haute, _ cts ot aera arinislek, Guat tee so OF to mallee Avan early hour yesterday morning the shore [Pustic—No. 14.) sion will report to the Department the most Sime A® Act to amend an act entitled «An act im- suitable lock tor the purpose. amie line and deep sea cables were spliced, sud at | none; Wells, Fargo & Oo. Express, none; ‘Unread States On Eg it Bryon daylight the whole expedition put to sea. The dollars is hereby appropriated for the fiscal AD AT MABKEBITER’S, year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and Ligh s Express. 693: American Express, $0: Srurmr. | Posing taxes om distilled spirits ond iobaccyy | sixty-nine, and the year ending Jae Witty. | s1om penwis N.Ooorer, formerly Commis. | sed rapidly. Pusputties teecieed Toomton | Merchants’ Union. 145; Ohicagod Alton, 151%; THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPARY Bo. 4-6 Seventh street, between D and B streets. | {en tuin eighteen hundred ana sixty-eight. | eighteen bundred and seventy, to be expended e * Thana the alcuar aoe Gates ek to. preferred, . “Market steady. Gola, ‘Odd Fellows’ Hall, Tir enacted ty the Senate ant House of Repre- | fF the repair, extension, preservation, and | *ioner of Indian Affairs, and latterly practicing | Oo’ ithont interruption. as going | 137 (aly. a ik Popernantives, “Wisdow schiatisen of the Untied Sales gf Amercd in Con. | Completion ot works for ine umprovement of | law in this city, 1s understood to be an aspirant = Lowpon, June 57 Ole) im Pa : : , t t rae livers and harbors under the direction of the | for the U. S. Senatorship from lowa, to be 5 ex > et. P.,, M-—Consols, THE gress assembled, That the act entitled “An act | U 7 iP wa, More ARRESTS OF CUBAN LEADERS IN | ‘2),; Bonds, > quiet: Libois, 94 aes, Tene: imposing taxes on distilled spirits and tobacco, | Secretary ot War: Provided, That the Secretary Xa oy i: Erie, 19% made vacant by the expiration of Mr. Grimes’ term. His friends bold that he will have con- siderable radical support im opposition to Messrs. Wilson and Allison. Nuw York.—Six important arrests of Cuban leaders were made by United States Marshal Barlow in New York last night, comprising the followmg-named persons:—Ignatio Alfaro, Gereral of the Northern Division Cuban Pro- vincial Army: Colonel W. O. C. Ryan, chief ot the recruting service; Captain Felix Yon Ston- berg, Captain Ackerman, Captain Joseph Peters and Oaptain Linderf. They were ar- rested on information lodged against them by N of War is hereby authorized to cause such penditures to be made so as best to subserve the interests of commerce; and he is required to report to Congress, at the opening of its De- cember session, all expenditures made under the provisions of this act up to that time in de- 1. tail. Approved, April 10, 1569. PuBLi0—NO. 16. LivERPOOL, 1 p. m.—Uotton open Sales 15,000 bales iaiddting Uplands. Middling Orleans, 12212. Bomi ments to ISth instant were 25,000 bales. ——_2—_—_. Financial Matters in Baltimere To-day. WASHINGTON. BD. 0. Baltimore, Jane 22. 48iq bid. 4+ asked: do. and Number. and for other pprovedJ uly twen' : tighten hundred and sixty-elght, be amended as follows, to wit: Az? GAULLEBY, ‘That section eight be amended so that in case 304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, of a distiller or ee ee BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. | RTi0F {0 ihe twentin ot eiekct er lovot land A choice collection of OIL PAINTINGS: Ger- | held under a ‘of other evidence of title EsGuaVinag fuoryguaPas Passe Pan: less than fee simple, which was not required Tout = STBBEO! 1o UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, SaLzs OF GOVERNMENT GOLD AND PuR- cHA8E OF Boxps.—It is announced that after the close of the present fiscal year (June 30) and 1866, 563g bid: do. con- by the laws of the State to be recorded in erder 1 until further notice, instead of weekly pur- | the Spanish Minister that they pon, new. 61 bid; North Carolina's, new, 55 os VinWE. PARLOR SRACKETS tobe valid at the time ef its execution, or im | AN AcT to aeclrer and, fx ihe status of judge | chases of bonds and sales of gold, the Secretary | violate the neutrality law and are now contin, | oe Seemed. anioaaipuaenssed SRSRES ErgeFiC TOR FRAMING, CORDE, | O57 cee Orem ee Crtehetes owls | , Redienecen yay Sema ond Hane Ree, | Of nt Rrneary wilt purchase sina of | ef Ladlow oes au, Waransareoeuics | | maltimere Marae, Fear. Picea ress to onder. Prices mode- | poccessed of the Nee put encumbered with a | senatives of the United States of America in Con | bonds im alternate weeks, comntencing on | We atroct of .8 large number of others, BALTiMors, Jane 22-—Votton quiet and jess | SMABTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON rate. ‘& STBONG, aort executed and duly recorded prior to | 97¢s$ cssrmed, That the number of judge | Thursday, the first of July, and will sell | Craerea motive uaemsuten te Sebareaa ee lead. | StTong at 33c. Flour firm firm for low grades, ‘oc 16-1 Proprietors. whe twentieth of July, eighteen hundred | *vocates of the army be, and the same is here- | 1,000,000 of gold in alternate weeks, commenc- ers. Ryan was to command an expedition of a thousand men, intended to depart ight or this morning, with arms and ammunition, it is supposed to a the (Quaker City, which is be- lieved to be laying the coast. Ryan and Peters were first taken as they were entering a carriage from the Casino, their headquarters, on Houston street near Mulberry. They offered by, fixed at eight, and the President is hereby authorized, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to fi!! all vacancies which haye occurred or may hereafter occur therein. Approved, April 10, 1869. (Pustic—No. 17.! A®™ AcT to repeal an act of the legislature of 8) fall prices; high and media nD and siz weigh and, not as or where the fee we + SICS. covert, Fr. heat PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, dc. | Yordena'Bind-a? ese! poison insboate of —— ne u omsent as requ: act,a [queen tase © 4 eey ss taken at the discretion of the Commis- wi inissioner, a8 provided for in sala section for 8 distillery on land the lease or other ev- idence of title to which was duly recorded ing on Thursday, July &. Gunes. afc: yellow, Siai3c. Oats dull, at 75a80c. for Renny, ane, Te. for light. Promsions us- _ |. Whisky firm and scarce, and in good Gemand at $1.(4a$1.05. as as CHANGRs 1m THE FIRST COMPTROLLER’S OF- Pick,—The following changes and promotions Bave been made in the First Comptroller's office: Promoted trom 3d to 4th class clerks,— The twentieth PIO-NIC of the CIATION will be given at Abver S.C. Clark, J. A. Thomson, Z. M Lawrence; | noresistance. Ackerman, Von Sconberg and Feet To-Day. CaSH CAPITAL. street Parkon THUBSBAY. Juue 24. 1360. prior to the passage of this act: Provided, That | New Mexico imposing ® capitation tax on | Fo 1) 0” k’ Scnwartz, H. B, Bennett,W. | Linderf were afterwards arrested at Casino, | New Yor, June 22—Stocks firm butstill ‘Tickets ifty cents, admitting and Ja. notbing herein contained shall be construed as wine cattle. a House of Re} = ae » Oru x, T.0 * | when quitea row took place with the volan- ‘Active at 7 per dies._By order.__Le23t"} _COMMITTBE. | io appiy toany distillery or distilling apparatus phos Serer tat paca Sacer of use of Regie, | F. Scott, R. Cruikshank, T. C. Dickinson; | ters under their influence, whilst attempung — N CONSEQUENCE OF THE BOLBMENCY mot erected prior ae twen July, yrs pashan ‘That the act of ine & ~Seiocand transferred from temporary to permanent roll, | to prevent the C2} The Marshal was een hundred xty-eght. “bat section twen' be so tmanded that in case of distilleries having & producing capacity of lees than one hundred gallons in twenty- as 2d class,—M. Brown, U. N. Wilson, Wm. Linton. obli to resort to force. A MOTHER SUEPECTED OF POISONING FIVE "Ss, 1°62, coupon, 22. 1040, ‘Coupon & he weather, ; new, ° fe € WILLE LODGE. Noa a finia'e, ex-coupom, S6x;do. news 61. tponed AY BV! Bing July at Abner’s Seventh str of the Territory ef New Mexico, of February third, eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, all other laws and parts of laws of said JaY¥ COOKE & Co. ped ri Ey (CHILDREN.—A horrible case of child-murder - 3 meal is | lature imposing a capitation tax on bevine cat- VisiToRs TO THE PRESIDENT.—There was a meee 5. ‘lie. Mi New York Flour and G: Market To-day. ‘Tickets alresdy sold will be good for that four hours, and im which grain or tle introduced into the said Territory from } very large crowd of visitors at the Executive | J; eeeet ee eg rane gy eocemepmrnge New Yorx, June 22—Flour 10a cents @BNERAL SOUTHERR AGENTS. Swiitue G s o man, Yan saxty pooh hon ‘of ppg ay peste Bon fer. | other Territories or States, or the republic of Ita re that about one year ago a child of Mansion this morning; but the President being busily engaged in disposing of official business which had accumulated during his absence, granted but few interviews. Among those ad. mitted were Senator Fenton, Representativ. Winans. Edwards, and Bingham; Hon. Alvin better. Wheat exci and 385 cents higher. Corn 1a2 cents Aran 1 ‘able, 11 months old, was suddenly taken sick and died. 1t was buried, no suspicious circumstances being at that time discovered. Since, = the tS — a ‘uence of jeged inti- who attended the child. Recently a letter, di- Mexico, be, and the same are hereby, disap- Proved an Ford mented frem grain skall represent not less a. repealed. Approved, April 10, 1969. than one basbel of grain. HH: Foe THe queat rauis ‘That section fifty-six be amended s0 4s to ex- ‘The steam vacht ECLIPSE will maxe daily trips | tend the time for withdrawing distilled spirits to the Great Fells. lauding passen from bonded warehouse until the thirtieth of the Little Falis. or any other. June, eighteen houdred and sixty-nine, but ALEXABDRIA ITEMS.—The following are trom the Gazetie of last evening: Religicus.—The services of yesterday, at St. and DEPARTMENT OF STATE, ‘WASHINGTON, June 14, 1969. y ‘add: ‘al tax on each proof gal. re ee ge tgtr Boye ne, ha vom eee ae ee 18 BisB MONTES ‘Wits leave (from WH. Gunnell’s cement wharf, | U0tCt 10 8m, Adal ed an *b proof gal- | Information has been received at ‘this P. Hovey, our Minister to Peru:S. A. Huribat, | rected to the Wite from Ler sister in Germany, | impressive character, &. m. mass wat Copal and Markes.) Georgetown a1 82.1 iigr | rate otone cent foreach month after the twee ment from Mr. A. Gregg, the Consul of the | our Minister te the United States of Colombia; | tell ‘able, rom Fare ior round crip) to Little Falls, Fifty Cents. For turther 1 DaNT. at McGMll an Botreet, Washingt: SAND A® AFTERNOON ABD MOONLIGHT EX TO MOUNT wit TEN BY THE TEACHERS DUSBABTON STSEET ME. “SCH OF GEORG: JUNE 23, will leave celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Dr. MoGitt, Bishop 5,000 POLICIES icbmond, ivered & vel trac five and feeling exhortation to the boys and | SAVE BEEN ISSUED. INSUAING In ROUND mised toed iat commanieg. "Fae Sat pores ir munion. The Sac- rament of the Holy Eucharist was then ad- $15,000,000, ministered, the new communicants receiving it with lagbts burning tm their bands, and tne — girls being neatly attired in white, and wear- ing white veils. At il a. m. the Bishop Ficelon of the Giecwarse te pesveeaed eo-cans = ares — cl ree to - firm the candidates, ais fa 1 Bamber, on STABILITY OF THE COMPANY reaper 3 _— the admin- faver with which the publie regard the igtration of the sacrament. There were six- | OF Of Be rat teen maies four of them adults. and forty feo toes to cing ant neusat males, of whom seven were adults. Among LIFE INSURANCB. Jnited States at Kingston, Jamaica, of the death, on the 22d of January last, at Kingston, ot George Brown; on the 6th of February, 1569, of William Morgan; on the 15th of the same month, of Robert H. Crockett, of the ship “Louise Crocke' on the 13th of the same month, of BK. 1. Booker; and of the death, on the 16th of March last, of Jobn Field of George- bear Po seaman belonging to the ship “Azelda and Laur: letter he gets the startling information that the child came to his death by poison administered by the mother. The sister speaks of the poison ‘hich the mother used to kill Mer last child, and from this comes another inference that four other children, the fruits of their marriage, tieth cf April, eighteen bundred and sixty- nine, and until withdrawn; and any distilled spirits remaining m bonded warehouse after the thirtieth day of June, eighteen hundred d sixty-nine, shall be forfeited to the United States and disposed of as provided in said sec- tion. That section fity-mine be amended so that on and after the first day of May. eighteen bun- dred and sixty-nine, every person who recti- fies, purifies, or refines distilled spirits or wines by any process other than by original and continuous distillation from mash, wort, continuous closed vessels the manufactare thereof is wholesale or retail liquor and a few others. THE OPFICERS OF THB ARMY AD Navy who served in the Department of the Gulf during the rebellion will hold a reanion and banquet at the Stetson House, Long Branch, on the *th of July, the anniversary of the cap- ture of Port Hudson. The reurion will con- tinue until the evening of the 9th, and it is ex- pected that Gens. Sherman, Butler, Banks, Canby, Weitzel, and other prominent army and navy officers 1 be present. rmation itherow caused the death of the Se capes ae sae strongly to the complicity o} nysician with the mother. —— ad Marricrps iy lowa.—A short time since, the authorities of Tipton, Cedar county. DEPARTMENT OF STATB, WasHincton, June 14, 1869. Intormation bas been received at this De- partment from Mr. Henry David, the Vice Consul of the United States at Martiniqne, of the loss, on the DAY, BOW Re eet by Il p.m., where be im readiness to convey the passengers th a eve, aD ery 2th of May last,on Graad a lowa, ordered thata Mrs. Mary Boyle, an 77 eer dealer ie has tm bi, posession any suitor | Paunonbelle rect ofthe Untied SiaieeBraziian | ee scve examination fortwo Asrntant Ex. | Sitgit™oe "Sogtta ade sracietecseaass we APPLY FOR A PoLicyY. ress Ban. e cl espe will cs he’ provided on = ratus for the pt of ining in any man- = = ee aminers of Patents will take place on Thurs. that ber two sons, who are ofa ! tothegroands,) | ner distilled spirits, and every person who, to be nad lackford's Jewe Store. Bridge | without rectifying. puri or refining dis- wtreet, Georgetown, or of the teac! }. 01d St" tiled spirits, pall, oe such spirits, o fT b GC EB. —< other liquor, bays any psp — manufacture apy spurious, imitation, or com. TR ENON cose Seems = | pound liquors, Mor sale, under the name of tolerable competence, should ‘jolmtty support » After living with one of her sons fo some months, she was sent the house of the other, where she died in a short time under suspicious circumstances. An inquest ‘was Held, and & post-mortem examination Uhat the old indy bad been strangled. Her son, Patrick Boyle, has been arrested and committed to await his trial for the crime. The excitemen DSPARTMEET OF STATE, Wasnincton, June 15, 1869. has been received at this partment from Mr. R. M. Columbus, the Con- sul of the United States at Gaita, Peru, of the death,on the 3d of March last, at Gaita, of Frederick Limon, an American seaman. cay morning next betore the Examining Board, Messrs. Duncan, Schaffer, and Parks. There are fourteen candidates for the positions. ‘Thirty female clerks were examined yester- day in regard to their qualifications as copyists and proof readers, and the results of the exam- imations are now before Commissioner Fisher $ & BLACKFORD & HAMLINE, 466 SEVANTH STREET, opposite Post Office, \L AGENTS R THE DISTRCT GRNERAL AO COLUMBIA. biskey, , gin, rum, wine, spirits, cor- dials, or ‘Wine bitters, or any other name, shall be as a rectifier, and as being engaged im the business of rectifying; and so much of the act, to which this is an amendment, as Wasurreron ee ae ek 36 iL Irish 1 intense, and threats of lynching are On the ineten tents will be Ne ee ein ee erevunen ef tee tonae CITY DISPENSARY, tasued, and during tho past 265 applications | 17 made. bases, ‘amended, be, and the same arc {1s} | Ne,965, Northwest: Corner Tth and M Streets. | ana 67 caveats have been filed. ADELINA Patt! ayD Hae Hussaxp.—A hereby, repealed. And said section fift logical stvice aad Gurgical operation to the letter from Mr. Patti to Carlo Patu, received JAY COOKE & 00. ts further amended as follows: strike 8.m.,5toT p.m. APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT —The | this week. denies prom ye iag any dis- _— -— fourth paragrap! Tel <b aw. TIMER, M.D. | President this morning signed the following | *¢Dsions have ever ¢: between the Mar- General Southern Agents National Insereace GO TO 373 SEVENTH STBE! liquor dealets, and the fifth paragraph to and commissions: uis de Oaux and his wife, Adelina Patti. ep%-tf Company of the 0.8. 4. AND BUY AT WHOLESALE PBIC: posocemiae hres pe “shall be required Ww. of Ohio, to be Maranal ot Both ‘ee the mee! the a on tnetr —r Ts LARD {hidren’s Volored Bation and Lece Shose.-$1 0 | sert in lieu of the portion stricken out the fol- Led MEST, | ye Consular Court at Ohin Kiang, China, Bion. ‘Thence they go to fill Patt’s Sent A Chiidren’s Heeled Colored small sizes Button sn4 | jowing ; aR: Isasc H. Brown, Massillon, | im ‘and ‘to Paris. was Ri ae ata t race She ~ hs ‘Retail dealers in liquors shall pay tweaty- strong new |ron-bound Gates ane Roney, Beserans test ‘Thee. te Eegotioat shorty sail for America. Pension a sons. Sa | See Bey eae fe PRODUCR COMPANY, | S. Wilson, Collinsville, Ill; James ¥. Uory, pa Be el ag of: 3 je ave.. ‘Mth and ‘Waukegan, ‘se James T. persar sheqerad Sa Heilman, Ark; Henry M. Kimbell, Carlin’ 5 | Ratist; and others, concerts in America Bab: sitereg 7510 $3 0» fae verg, Mobile, Al; Noah Boynton, Mount | Sjranone” wecteonon hee Orisa Picoren age ‘ten Ladies ond Gent's Fine Teilet Slippers. "9° ‘mal t THE BEST, New mesons War W. King. Bosboygan, Wie” the’ ‘are generall Banat = - ow f New Mexico; . iy ast. tae tee ehbcctee tees ote, BOOT ior cone» | > SUB TURD MIB SINE OORT” | Overs Ounaah Rockiane: Maier Jon W. | rindaccftti sey venecemmarn Pie ae ee oe ones ; Sarai Tene’ satiety ea gga neeneae ae i - Huh W 4 4 -o we ua There are five Swedenborgian societies in | what are called the garden Bais. These are Ss wes ae breaset Ror ds" N omded mouth, Obio; ey es cmp R. | Maseschusetts. ma Thay ate growed componed ot pats, ana sre for 10 scree. tevaed, the act ot ev Tompkins, McGregor, lows; Louis D. Cyt, |] gy-Eating peanuts Petersburg, generally are ‘Pereb. of _jroe —___eessis Te Negaunes, Mich. ‘Vez bas been propibited by a judicial order. | crarmenasa Irn me Barierv na wee RL pt} Sy —_ore-—_—_ stated that Practice of confession Save TOs MONET_ s7-Rumore are rife in London of an attempt | 18 very the increase in London. | Sih tinea suite. ee ioth Eh eree twa apr he gst ‘The Undersigned bas taken ott a HEW * a to arive Joan Bright from the Cabinet. 87 Dressmakers receive $10 a week wages in ‘and heir at law of Audrew PATENT FOB PA SIDSWALKS, GUT- Are ot a ruperin }, end are gues ‘7 Champagne is now manafactured in Bel- New York. @@ Perry Harris, |, and wes inn pH} s. s TER STREBTS WITHOUT A SEAM. antocd caer gium for nmeteen cents a bottle. sg-The Intest undergraduate joke at Yale | Harris, one of the September 111568. dieprestag with equ. ant redectag the oxvonee $9 t ee Earnest Rave @ free Ontene Wis tan "okathar by mianight, of © Ss Below the contract price ia any of the wards in this wees. B. ty ‘elec the quality, | evening school for the Obinese im ia. i sign—New byes! Naursery"—to a gg haces 3 ne GUY B. PEELS. W.8. OLMSTEAD Se ee. en a eee ocer for aay of these, and be eure you ‘Mr. Jefferson Davie intends returning to | COnSPicnows position On ® flourishing young | | S7 Ouse! the recent “notion President. pecs * d'on Titer Oreck, between Tend ety north. be | MaSorne te b sheraronie ops S7-A lot of forty of new wheat, | tive, Bot to say inviting.” CONNECTICUT mi LIVE InsUR. HORBNTON 8MITH tween cy wo. ” a7 The Queend Aéveeter, ie raised in co county, Va, was extibited ‘ANCE COMPANY mbit 3946 B streot. bet. Sth and oth. —————————————____—_ | world again on the 10:8 of Inly. on change at Richmond, it was | dex, wounded in a recent duel, is still - y a7 The cards are out for the marriage of Mrs | considered not ripe enough to grind, and the | from his injuries, but is MARTPORD, CONE. Ovr weit-axcwe S p_ ogvtonsrr. Teen Tyee Ganaaen, S8S sm. the | muuets decline ‘on i soon beable'to Tevume Bis pay Serve tho Meals ot Glymeut Somer Ratreet of Mr, wertera uchodist churches has bren given in | frends cf woman cuflace to make ther nex: | buciners of the conruimaiions SWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS, Seen , OD Tremor able terms, t favor of lay reprerentation. stack pon Congress for such lepalation satisfy the vengeance of woman becanse thay GBORGS F. MARBLE, Agent, Matters will obtain BIS NEM sod SUPPER. wit ap Dtee eee crtgation igatwend ine Eos: | Golusbia and une ‘Temnoriee of the Usiiea | Sairws euable evpeuth Post OSes Department, from women