Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1869, Page 1

EE AE THE EVENING STAR At the Star Bullding, .W. Corner Fennaylvazis Av.and 11th Street | BY Tzs EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. —————— ‘The STAR ws served by he carriers to theit Copies st tbe co Cunre run wanx. C:pice 21 7 iare; year, Five Dolisrs. papers sont from tre offce longer thar paid for, j ‘The WEEKLY STAR—publisted on Friday Morzing—Oxe Doliar and & Halts Year. ver, XXNIV. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1869. } | SUMMER RESORTS. | prytY POINT HOTEL. j SALT WAT. BATHING, 1 Thir favorite resort having been thorenchly | rene . With mecreased cottages and i ether accommedanc Will be opened’ | the reception o BST OF JULY. w coptinuation of patronace [a | aan = MES. Wu Bas 140 MITCHELL, AMERS LEAVE WASHINGTON WED Esbay. FRIDAY, 6 ole k acd LEAVE SATURDAY. eturning, at the 6o clock ®. 6 o'clock Am DAY,4 p ne and Pen for Te tovitine th pat ibe pablic the propri: tors d=em toeall attention te ite hicks airy, nl¥ necessary and caol loca Dow. and the omsurpassed views ‘presented from every point of the well appointed } wrounde. to tn addition t p tural &!ventam lar de Kept constantly suppers! with eo -ry.+n tart.dions teste can desire. The cooki Fon Prompt and polite, and e reached by the Auneda or by the tong Brice via Arlington Toute sfordine @ pleasant drive throagh seepery of historic inter SYNES & CHADWICK. Proprietors ELEY SPRI BY MORGAN COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA This eetebrated Wat: Rwe ap: o half miles { Staten, Baitrmore Frm Lith June to couches tc cenvey t provemscis Mower Plunge. Valles DerTRONH CAD Le & CON modate Terme @3 per jay. 9's per week Chibiren ay Servant hail tee Literal dedaction ior entre Penson Passencers leave Balti aud Chio Raiire Springs ia five h i ke. &. address O. A KIRK ; }. Gilmor Hense, Baltimore, or JNO T TREGO. Proprietor 3 HOTEL sree KTOD Wer Or : This Hotel ample accommod: nd cueate. a CAPE MAY.N +. For terms fc. PETER GARDNEB. Proprietor. No. O07 Walnut rtreer. Philadelptia, Pa STEAMBOAT LINES, FFo® MOUNT VERNON. The Steamer “ABBOW Captain Thomas Stack- leaves be ri. foot ot S et. DAILY, at 19 RNG: Te and receiving seengere at DBRIA. FOsT FOOTE. wort Wash HAUL HALL Md .1ONA. and Ve eturomg to the city at eae Vernon and return, in: na ad- o the Mansi and Grounis, $1.50 ents on boards” xy —— ‘Tickets for exile at all the Priactpal Hotels, “JAMES SYRES. 8 J |. General Su; Willard s Hotel nif vel €o2m ne intendent. OMce 93m Mescuants LUNE OF STEAUSHIPS ERTWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Hereafter the Ftue Sieamshi: JOHN GIBSON. and VALLE of the MERCHANTS LINE, YELiaT oem week! tripe bewe-o NEW YORK. ALEXANDE1a WARMINGPON GEOBGETU 5 Lee ww trem Pier 24, Bast ri : and SATUBDAY. at m. Leave GBU: TGWN every MON DAY and THUBSDAY. For further information apply to JOS go IGHT, Ager! offce and wharf toc High George- ; f WE. or at the coruer of 17th street a1 New Work ; avenn J. W. THOMPSON. _ Splatt Prestient. W EXPRESS - z ‘Va WASHINGTON AND SD SIA GEOBGETOWS. DC Regular sailing day trum 1'< North Shere. Philadeiphia, SATURDAY From 63 Water street, Georgetown, WEDR. DAY. sts p Freight received st any time. Apply to HYDE & TYLE ©5 Water st . Georgetown, D.C. SLDMOGE « oO wa. chYoE sco tet tt jorth W barves, Palladelphia, JEW YORE AND WASHIN BAN. N SHIP COMPANY -™ STBAM NEW EXPRESS LINE. HE ONLY BIRECT LINE & Will run two steamers direct from Mew York to Washington. landing freigtt at @-stre-t Wharf Leaving New Yoru every Wednesday e204 Ba: at 12m. Leave Getreet Waarl, ‘Wasntugton, every Monday and Thursday at 4p. m. Freight received at all hours. end lorWarded at Tatee. BKOUGHTON. me a. HYDE ‘AT Water street, j i Wash nero, 1868. ‘Trains between WASHINGTON ANW BALTI- MOBE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. ‘re now rus as follows, Mis “ FOR BALTIM Leave daily, except Suntay at 7. ® A Mavand 19-49, 9.50, +646 LL WAY STATIONS. coh Sandey. of Vand s OAM ANNAPOLIS r Leave at 74 and 4-20 P.M. or from Ameapoiie on Bunda.” 82 fatn te ON BUNDA' FOR BALTIM 2 Manye gt 4. Mand 12:45, 250, 3:40, and “FOE WAY STATIONS. Tob alu Pacts oF THR WEST w alepte sai. Setordi aaa HILADSLPHIA. ‘77 Suadey) ot S A. M. on Om SUNDAY. New Yorker = 10 P.M., and Phils. | up for the special purpose of pecuniary he wubweriber sohcitee | | | teat | PORT.” Onpt. Hot!in SPECIAL NOTICES. DAVIS PS KILLER. We have tented medicine, and sssnre onr readers that it pot oply possesses al! the virtues claime:! tor it, but in many instances surpasses auy other remedy we have ever known. It enould not be claseed witb the nostrume of the day, got ont. bat td medicines, for speb Liebe be regarded as one of ti: the public benefit. — 17 je2l-im ELLIS IRON BITTERS. Having used your Iron Bitters tn my practice, Tcan testily to ftesuperior tonic properties for in: ating the appetite sud promoting digestion itatiDery recommend tt In cases of eLility aud Ayepepsta, and in conditions ema rewuirlug the nee of a ferraginons te agreeable Pavor must recommend tt to Hy, 'S. GAUNTT, M.D. hiladelphin Univer “KIDWBLL & SON f 1 aly Sth. at TIVOLE vaki K Seventh atreet, near Boundar, Howling Mlirys, Swings. Shooting 4 Kope Wabcing. iy Eeekiel Bmite eixbt o'clock p.m ‘Tbe Mititary Companies of umbin wiil alte be presemt for « ihe evening rand Review in * ip abundance Hcente Gates open at Ja. m., nue ome, come wil By order st THE COMMITTER. BAND) EXCURSION AND OBLEBRATION of the BOUBTH OF JULY GUYMONT. MONDAY. JULY The and fast tviling steam er jexacdrie and Wawaset, Keyport and . » vill make tr pa to Glymont during the day A fue Brass aod String Band is engages. b — grounds will be ilinminaie: Jaring en the i Vienty Gon- previded for mn get al! thi on rs BT. —— " ‘ernea® BO! og r cn the grounds. Ronud trip tickets ou W: waset and Alexandria. 30 cents. Keyport au V bilt, Qt. Persone wishing to remain al night can return next morning a Vanderbilt. The beat ord at JAS.H SHAF Excursion TRIPS BLD, Proprietor. GLYMONT IN CELEBRATI or FOURTH JULY, on MONDAY NEXT. FIFTH iULy Fine Steamers WAWASBT ALEXANDBIA will rno_ all MONDAY. Sth July, feo: rf to Giymon , leaving Wash gtun Sand 9am! andi. 4.end7p m ymont at i} @ m.and i. 8. aod 19 p.m Fipe music and delightful teip in the reach of ail.at * FISTY CENTS BOUND TRIP &7 The following schedule of @ will CITY oF served on the ferry between Washingt nant Alexandria, on Monday, July | i. From Washington: 6. 7,'s, am ,i2m, Jes mmdril a ee Bou at - aaeerees: = Excugsios 70 curmost. SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1569. The «plendid ao! fast sailing steamer K will Lave her wharf, foot oth eee street. at 7a. mi’, returuing at? m., touching at Alevandria coirg and coming Konnd trip ti kets $1, to Le had ent! at y22t JOS HB. SHAPFIRLD Hor vox ANALOBTAN IBLAND THE GLOBIOUS FOURTH CELEBEATED ON MONDAY, THE aris, ic Nic. Hiumipation, and grand dieph salnte firlug mornin ng. Declaration of Indepeadence to be read at two o'clock, and various other amuse- men day and eveniog. ‘There is aleo «splendid drive and walk over the Aqnednet Bridge to the grounde ROD! & THECKER, Proprietors ynzt OFFICIAL ORDERS, Finer Mitirary DisTR«cr. ? HEAD.’ Srateor Vircimtia. RIceMonD, VA, Jane 29, 1869. | GENERAL URDSRA, No. + i. Paragraph lof General Orders No. 119, dated December 22, 1865, from these heargaar- ters. 1s hereby modified to read as follows * That the stay of executions against per- sonal property. so far only as the same exists under laws iately m force, And which, by the provisions tRereof. expired on the first day o: January, i*#s, shall be, and is hereby, extended until the firs: day of January, 1:70, provided that the debtor shall have paid subsequent to January 1, 1669, and before August 1, 1569, one year's interest upon the principal sum due; but Hf betore “he las: named date sach payment of interest shall not have been made, noexecu'ion shail be further stayed against personal proy- erty as provided for in this order:” and pro- \ided Turther, that in cases where the princ pal debt is due te the estate of any minor, wi- dow. oF unmarried woman, or msane person asthe beneficiary of a trust, whether im the bands of executors, guardians, administrators, trustees, commissioners im chancery, or other ary. or invested by amy such im his or ‘heir fductry capecity, im addition to the payment of ene year’s interest as above re- cated, one third of the whole arrears of in- ton he principal sum due shall be paid by the debtor on or before the first of Seplem- ber, 1-69, and one half of the remainder of the arrears of imterest on or before the first of November, Ins%, to entitle such debtor to the stay of execution provided for by this order. il. At apy sale of real estate by virtue of any decree or order Of any court of this State, if the highest amount offered or bid at suca sale for such real estate shall be less than two-thirds ot the amount of the valuation of such real estate As Assessed in the last preceding asssessment for State taxes, and a minute of which assessed valuation -hali be certified on the process by the officer holding the same, then, in every sach ease, it spall be the duty of the sheriff, com- mussioner or other officer or person conducting such sale, ai the request of either or any party to the record then and there to adjourn and postpone such sale tor the period of two calen- dar months, provided that the provisions of this paragraph shall not apply to any case in which the debt or liability sought to be enforced ‘Was contracted or mcurred since the second da’ of April, 1-65, of 1a which the Commonwealth 1s the creditor or party veneficially entitled, or to taxes, levies or assessments due to a county oF corporation. 111.” General Orders No. 24, diated March paragraphs 2, and 4 of General Orders No. , from these Heady uarters. dated December 146, are hereby continued in force and made applicabie to this order. By command of Breyer Mayor Gen. Canby Lovis V. Caztarc, A. D.C, Acting Assistant Adjutant General. Heaps, Rs, FIRST MiLirary District, ) STATE oF VIRGINIA, Ricumonp, Va, Jane 29, 1-69. 5 {Cir war] The ninety-third anniversay of tae indepen. dence of the United States of America, July 4, ialuing on Sunday of this year, will be cele- brated om the following day at all military posts in this district On that day all drills and unnecessary labor Aud atigues will pe suspended, and at posts pro- vided With artillery and ammunition a national salute will be fired at meridian Al offices will be closed except for ‘he 'ram-acuom of urgent business. The na- tonal fig will be displayed on all paolic buildings, By order of Brevet Mavor General Canby Lov Vv Aid-de-Camp. Gem avis. vow? pay cH ei =< HidH PRicks. y~) GO TO 373 \VENTH STBE: AND BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICE Children’s Colored Entron ard Lace Shoes $1 69 Children's Heeled Colored small sives Button and Lace Shom Children’s b Eactes Sper . ee Boakin Heel =. from $1 t nt Lace Gaiters91 3 e made. Ladies and Gent's Fine Toilet Slippers. Boys, Misses and Obiidren's Shoe In fact fin wholesale prc: mney yeu w BROS. x Cc BYSTAL SV BINGS. PIC-NICc. AGEAND PIC RIC WILL BB AND BALL IN THE EVENING, AT CRYSTAL SPRINGS, ON MONDAY, THE Sty DAY OF JU aad Bs, Band of ening In ad there will bea pores prietor. Every accommodation or guests will be furntehed, and the Propric tor will endeavor to make all thi hima call D ngemente, ia) Sat H WEIGHT. Propriete (G248D FOURTH OF JOLT EXCURSION INAUGURATION OF THE NORFOLK LINE THE SPLBNDID STRAMER w.wW cviIT Formerly the fag Gilmore. Of Charice! . “NOBFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE, KIP-KAPS. ant CAPE HENRY Atiording » fine view of the ATLANTIC OCEAN ip of Gener: a) ‘The steamer will leave ivot of High at , George town. on SATURDAY AFTERNOUN. July 34, at So cloek, aud foot of Seventh street, Washington, i ‘elock returning Tuesday merntag at «ix Passage, $3. M+ the prince of caterer Alt number of tickets will bi XTRA Parties wil at Dr Rit hey’s Drug Stor town: at the Qweu House. aud at | Hardware Store, Washington, Wha: !. and at the boat is tnrniahed at city prices, by Harvey Anus Band of Music w: pany the Ex cursion, Breasfast and Supper 90 Cents, Dinner boat will ron in « eight between the ‘The steamer Arrow wakes sem! weekly AFTER NOON TRIPS to MOUNT VE ting ) lems afternoon mac, (the or moonlight excursions above afternoons ted 6 Office—Willard’s Hotei, i» ‘PHE STBAM YACHT BCLIPS cbartered .y private parties to co u| canal or down the iver. Accommodati ee for twenty persone.) Fee pro. W_DANT, Agent At McGill & Witherow's, Printe F street. between lith wud izth streei ue 28 6t ‘Washincton. _ AMUSEMENTS. SB eROV SS Bb. THE SUBSCKIBSBES HAVE THIS DAY moved their ABT. Tone from 304 Pe wy Bue. to No 249 F street. be 14th streets, fn Hooe's new boildin, Our new store will be opened to the public ae a fOr ter tt “SMiITd & STRONG. NO TH NGs BLADENSBURG EBKATSD SPA BPE! Open air Concert at the Spe House every SAT. vkbay ENING Excelsior ice Cream from fool drinks. "Tie ‘bar te’ etecked with the beet oo! drinks ‘The bar te ei nquere, Wines. Laver, and Weise Beers and ‘gare titel seb e@otniog the mineral spring an rove Pleanure seekers cau lea’ Ho railroad trains (return to the city pom. Hayen’ f Brace and jand will be im attendance Every Satur- J.C, MOCK ABER, Proprietor. " Ee. . Chromos. Re. mile, Aesia the Dieter “FREME ® , RC. e Eden Please Remesiber Nome oad Homber: spiels FICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTEE. THIRD OwrReT VABRTMENT OF THE EAST HILADELPHIA 1e 29, 1359, SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with a ‘of thie advertisement attacned to each. are invited, and will be recelved at this offce antil 1 o'clock P. M.. SATUBDAY July 31,1389. for sup- ug the Quartermaster’s Department of this trict with (964) nine hundred apd sixty corde i vivafter nam prior to August 10, 1869, as 4 @, Delaware fort Arsenal, Pennayivanin Hedgwick Barraci Fort McB. ryland Baltimore, Ma: yiand respective Poste, av aces provided it atte weparately the price at which they will celiver the Wood and Ailed for at each of the above named pla rs Bach bid ninst te accompanmted by a gnaranter signed 'y two respongible persons, that 1 the bid in accepted, and contract emtered tute, they will become security tm 4) toons fourth of the amount 4 wot mode in vertisement, rved the right to resect any or al! bids regarded as disadvantageous to the De to accept such portion of any bi that not be deemed of ad rors will be entertains delivering the C Wood at any one of the places named hereta Biiders have the privilege of being proaont at the opening of the bids. Proposals must be addr aud emlorsed © Proposi the case may be), to whom made for adilitio By order of Br sor G Avatetant us aster Genera! Oulted Bie Army, an ef ‘juartermaster Department ot the Rast. HENRY O. HODGES, Bsc’ Lt. Col, and Qnartermaster U. 8. A, 1y2-6t_ Onief VM. Third Quartermaster’s Diat, Ber osals FoR CABLE. Hee for «1 to he nuderwigned, Lor Wood (as ation should be ‘es First Mirirany Disrmer, 9 OFPICK GHEE QUARTERMAS ER F Kicuvoxn, Va. June 2, '>i9 Scaled Proposale will be’ received st this office until 2. of SATURDAY. Jnty i, 1869, for the urchase .rom the United States of the SUBMA- INE TELEGBAI'A OABLE between Newport ana be ie Point, Virginia, iid. byt 1865, being abont five (5) miles lo! leas.) compose! of seven (7) copper con with No.9 galy: Ament Ty italea Army, mest ‘The Cabie will be stored at Fort tormatio: posed to be paid upon approval of the by the ‘aertermaster General United filea with each is nia, and farther 4 g oporala to be eed Erongvals for cat amd forwarded by my jo this ofce. rmaster General United A aaa iP Tf ter 0.8. As Military District BRATION. Int = F OUBTH OF JULY OF FIREWORKS’ 1 FIBEWOR KS FIREWORKS:!t tment of FIRE WO: bags evice arate at New Yor B RUPPEET’s, EY on Tthatreet_near D, Je 28 ot 1 UMBER! LUMBEE LOMBSB !!! a jorge stogh and compl te agsortment of Butld- WU Bhoscnrtces! Banks Goer reas : D LUMBER rit neo STE age Cerver York avenue and 6th. oeete ap s-tf one sutere from Bort! ] at PEABODY’S, Ho. 414 F'gune Moen g SOROS Sele bee! masuer at eb EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL Kevenve —The receipts to-day from this source were $1,733,865 W™. WARD has been appointed Postmaster at Newark, N. J, m piace of Alexander Dougherty Soroxon Poor, Assessor of Internal Reve- nue for the 4th district of North Uarolima, has vesigned. refused to recognize Emil Chicago, recently appointed al at Barmen. Mr. Francis KiRy, one of the principal Deokkeepers in the Kegister's Office, at the Treasury Department, was removed yesterday DIsNARCK bas Hoechester, of United States COMMANDER ©. ©. CALTENTER has been or- dered to duty at the navy yard st Por'smoutn, N. H., as Inspector of Supplies. Ex-PRESIDENT JOHNSON. a. his son and Col, John William: this morning on the Southern home at Greenville, Tennessee. companied by left this caty tram for bis TRE OFFICE OF TER APPOINTMENT ULBRK 0! the Treasury Department was to-day removed to the second floor of the building, south wes: corner, ‘o rooms termerly occupied by tne Register. CHANGE IN THE INTERIOR DEPARTNENT.— A large batch of dismissals, promotions, and appointments were made out by Secretary Cox, of the Interior Department, yesterday sternoon, The list embraces se vert! sheets of tool-cap. THR OFFICE OF GEN. SrinmeR, Treasurer of the United States, was removed to bis new room im the northeast corner of the new wing to-day. The other offices of his bureau are bee ing removed to-day to (he same floor, though the cash room will not ve removed until the latter part of next week. —The Third Anditor of tne Rw In ANBYANt Treasury. Hon. Ularke, consented to give Dr. Mary E. Watker a clerkship in tis office; but the appoimtment being submitted to the Secretary tor approval, that official de- lined to do so, and for the present the ma‘ter is held in abeyance SENATOR O. P. MORTON aud wite arrived in this city last evening, and are stopping at tbe @ ional Hotel. The Senator seems to be en- ying greatly improved health, His arrival was the signal for a general conceatration ot bis friends at the hotel, to welcome fim back to Washington. and compliment him on bis brilliant oration at the Gettysburg celebration “HOW SHARPER THAN AS RPENT'S Toots, 3 A.T.,” who was pretty well putted not long ago by one of eur city cotemporaries, returns the kindness by saying the journal im question is “not fit for the smaliest ‘own im Ilinois,’ aud that it tives on garbage Warming vipers always did turn out to be bad business, REFIoNATION AND | “PoINTNENT —The Sec- retary of the Treasury has appointed Mr W A. Hunt chief of fourteenth section of the (qartermaster’s Division, Third Auditor's Ut- fice, vir H. D. Yaylor, third class clerk signed. Mr. Taylor resigned his position to act as general agent of the New York Life In-ur ance Company of New York TY-TWO CLERKS have been discharged om the Adjutant General's Uifice, War De. pariment, on account of the reduction im the Appropriation bill, Most of those diamissed Were trom the bureaus o! General Williams and General Breck. Several discharges trom other bureaus of the Deparment were alse made LANDS 10 THE STATE OP MICHIGAN Fox CANAL PURPosRs.—The Commi<-toner of ‘he General Land Office has transmitted 'o the Governor of Michigan two verified transcripts of lands, embracing 43,517 69-100 acres, selectea by the agent of the State im the district of Iands subject to saleat Marquette, under ihe act of Congress of July 3d, 1807, “to aid in the con- nal at Portage Lake Superior, in said struction of x harbor aud ship c: and ke, Keeweman KIDS YOK THE PURCHASE OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT PRINTING MACHINERY, &0.— Sealed proposals tor the purchase of a large and valuable lot of surplus printing machinery and maverial at (he Treasury Department were pened yesterday at the office of the Superin- tendent Rice, but the bids bemg im most in. siAmces enlirely too low, there was but little property of value disposed of. The articles for which it 1s believed sitles have been effected are several thousand ponds of cast iron, wrought iron columns, one engme and boiler, three Gordon presses ard one hydrostatic press omplete, THe GRANT-Bortx Corre PRESIDENTS ACCEPTANCE OF MR. Borig’s RESIGNATION.—The President, a tw days since, addressed a Jeter to Ex-Seeretary Borie Fequesting him to forward to the Executive Mansion a copy of the President's letter to bim Recepting bis resignation, Mr. Borie imme- diately forwarded a copy of the letter to the President, Which 18 a5 follows ® Mansi WasHINGTON, DC, . Borte, Secretary Your letter ot tuis dat dermg your resignation of the posiuon vi Secretary of the Navy is received. J need not assure you how mucu I regret the severance of our official conneciton, nor how confident 1am that the high esteem I haye ulways felt for you, increased with farther ac- <Mauitance, will Continue while acquaintance lusts. 1 accept your resignation with regret, therefore, and hope that the quie: you will find in retirement may restore you to perfect health. Woh great respect, your obedien: servant, U.S. Grant. Postal APTOINTMENTS.—Postmaster Gen- eral Uress well to-day made the toliowing ap- pointments Special Agents.—W. ©. Hanimett, assigned to duty as Post Office Inspector tor the first district of the third division, with pay at rhe rate ef $1,000 per annum and $3 per diem for subsistence; Thomas P. Cheney, Assistant Sa- perintendent of Railway Mail Service for the dirst division, at Boston, same pay, &ec.: R. R. Wade, Special Agent on Mail Depredations, same pay. Postal Clerks—J. M. Milly, between Lonis. ville, Ky., and Nashville. Tena., vice Jonn D. Sullivan, promoted; Wiliam T. Dowry, on cars between Bristol aud Chattanooga, Tenn. vice Samuel Bell, removed; Jackson D. Fel- Jows, on cars between Bristol and Chattanooga, Tenn, vice Josep W. Clerkley, removed. Allen Smith, om cars between New York and ‘Washington, vice A. Deal, removed. Route Agents—Giles Smith, between Mem- phus, Tenn, and Grenada, Miss, vice J. W Blantam, removed; Wiliiam Wade, transferred to route between Wilmington, N, ©, and Augusta, Ga; Amos P. Wiggins, transterred to route between Wilmington, N. ©., and Augusta, Ga, Mail Route Messenger—David Adams bas been appointed Mat! Route Messenger between Tyrone and Clearfield, Pa. Miscellaneous.—John W. Sallivan bas been Promoted to head elerk between Lonisville, Ky, and Nashville, Teno. The pay and ser- vices of Abraham Sherwood has been discon- tpued. L. W. Mclatwiff, postal clerk om the cars between Bristol and Cbattanooga, Tenn., has been increased from $!,00 to $1,200 per annem. ‘Tee Waite Hovse —There wasa largenum ber of visitors at the Executive Mansion ¢ morning, and several admitted to see the Presi. dent, among whom were Gov. Fairchild, Gov Baldwin of Mich., Representatives Berry, of Micb., and Berry, ef Pa., DG. Cotting, Secre- tary of State trom Georgia, and others. PONTSHING TRAITORS AND MAKING TRBA- som OpIows"—A. J. Nor THE AUTHOR OF THE PHRASsB.—The monotonous common-place of the speeches State papers of Andrew Jobneon Bave beer relieved by one phrase of Websterian force and ring—that about « pun- isbipg traitors and making treason odious.” The sentiment may be said to have been the salvation of Jobnson at a time when he had sunk pretty low in public estimation. But it has always seemed odd bow such a ringiwg epigramatic sentence should bave come from the mint of sloppy, diffusive Johnsonian ut- terance, The mystery is. however, explained tous in this wise by ene well aware of the facts. —s On the night of the surrender of Lee, General Museey, formerly Private Secretary to Presi- dent Lincoln,was at the Union League Rooms, Poiladelphia, in company with Mr. Robeson, present Secretary of the Navy, and others, and the question came up as to the course likely to be pursued by President Lincoin towards the Tebel States, The fear was expressed by some that advantage would be taken of the good nature of Mr. Lincoln by some of the shrewd rebel political leaders (0 obtain concessions that would compromise the Republican party The enquiry was made in the same conne. - uon how fer Vice President Jobason could be counted on in aiding to carry ont a firm Kepnblican line of pehey towards the South. General Museey cave the opinion tha: he could be depended upon asa radical Repub- lican. In the course of this conversa.ion Mr. Robeson advocated the adoption of a firm, de- cided policy im regard to the ex-rebels, aud said he was in favor of “punisbing traitors and making treason odious.” General Mussey on his return to Washington related onversation to Mr. Johnson using language of Mr. Robeson. The words above quoted seemed to tickle Jobnson’s ear, and he turned quickly around, saying. “Wnhat was tat General? Wul you please repeat that ! General Mussey repeated the words, and pres- sently Mr. Johnson asked their 1e-repetitien, and finally begged Gen. M. to write them down, which be did. Shortly after tnat, on the occasion of Johnson's next public utterance, be made use of the vow famous phrase as his Own, and trom that day to this has made much of it 4s bis owm special thunder. AFFAIRS IN CUBA—INTERESTING Dis. VATCRES FROM ADMIRAL HOPF—Kayaces oF CHOLERA AMONG THE Srawtarps—Tee LATE FIGHTING—SRIZURE OF AN ENGLISH SCHOONER WITH ARMS, &c.—Dispatehes baye been received at the Navy Departm Tom Kear-Admiral Hoff, commanding the Norto Avanuc Squadron, dated Key West, June twin aud 2ith, ‘They contain no news or im- portance. Havana is reported as quiet, and ho apprehensions are entertained of any dis- turbance. Some account is given of the recen! engagements between the Government troops and che imsurgents, The brigade of Brig. Gen. Ferrer, which lert Nueviias on the ust of May to reinforce troops at Puerto Padre, bad returned ina pitiable con- dition, the cholera having broken out among them, but tbey secured their object, the convoy of 4 traim from Puerto Padre to Las Tunas in the interior. Tuey were barassed and finaliv Attacked at La Brenasa. The rebels were re- pulsed wi'b a loss of -0 men. Spanish loss 7 killed and wounded. Tne insurgents were given credit for vravery And for retarimng i kood order There was a report of an imtention on the part of the Spamiards to give up the railroad oetween Nuevitas and Principe. It is stili used gonveying troops back ward and forward The United States steamer Nipsic was at ‘Trinidad de Guba on (he Lith of June, Amer- ican interesis (here were receiving full pro- tection. The Spanish steamer Fernando Catolico ar- tived at Noevitas op the 12th of June with the English schooner Lahana im tow, having seized her while in tow of another steamer about fitteen miles trom the Cuban coas', be tween Ingguaand Point Mai. The schoon- e's cargo is said to consist of thirteen cannon, ({wo of them two hundred pound Parro!ts,) ‘he others 1 pounders aud field pieces, also ‘umber, powder, cartridges, shells and’ shot m large qnanuties, besides otmer miliary arucles. The Labana cleared trom Boston for Hayti is supposed to have been her destupation. The sh Commodore and the Sriush Consul Geueral bad protested agains! the seizure, and the Spanish war steamer had suled trom Havana in company with the abana for the purpose, it is rumored. ot delivermg ber to the Britism auchorities at Jamaica. —_— re —___ Cuman News—fohicy of ¢apiarn ene Lulce— Insurgent: Repo’ ~The Captam Gea- vrai of Cubs, de Rodas, at au interview wi the Havana editors, expressed dissatisfaction with their treatment of the situation. He com- ined that instead of advocating union and peace, they excited the passions and raised ov- stacles to the policy of the government. He wished them to understand he was not the san- gumary person the people were led to believe him tobe. What he desired was to pacify the island with the least possible sheding of blood. ‘He expected the journals to advocate concilia- tien and peace. and he hoped the editors would comphehend the-e instractions and act accord- tugly. tu the course of bis speech he stated that the late Captain General Dulce iad been harshly treated. The announcement of the action of the U.S. Authorities im preventing the yiolaion of the neutrality laws, renders the Spaniards more confiden’, they now look to & speedy termi- nation of the rebellion. Recent advices trom Cuban sources state that After their recemt repulse the Spanish forces in the Cineo Villas district were rein‘orced by two ‘ousand men, regulars and volunteers. which increased the Government forces to uearly double that of the Cubans, ana they were compelled to retreat. Several small bodies were captured by the Spaniards, one numbering =5 men, Among them a number o! Americans, all of whom are reported to have been execuied by order of General Lesca, (who, it is said, commands the expedition.) immedi- ately after their capture. All the large planta- tions im the district have been destroyed. It is reported that the Cuban General is coucentra- {mg Bis forces to meet this column under Lesca, and news of & decisive battte is expected every day. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT NgaR Ric HMoND— Brea.ing Down of a Bridge—Loss of Ly barbacue, given to the Walker colored mer took place yesterday on Vauxhall's Island, ad- joining the city of Richmond, Va. Abeut three o'clock the chain bridge leading to tne island W&s so crowded (nat it broke, carrying dow About sixty persons. Colonel James R. Branch, * prominent broker and conservative candidate for the Senate, was instantly killed: also police- man Kirkbam, who was siriving to prevent the crowd from rushing on the bridge. Seven col- ored men are fatally imjared. The colored con- servative barbacue, which was ended ube accident, was attended by about 300 colored men and a large number of whites. A large crowd bad congregated at the gate of the bridge leading to the island, being off the bridge by the police. Colonel Bi ‘was managing the affair. While standing on the bridge be directed the police to admit the crowd, which being done the weight broke the stracture, pre- cipttating a ber into ibe water, where Colonel Branch, policeman Kirkham and Robert Ashley were caught im falling timbers and killed. Seven more are wounded, two of ‘whom i die. Branch’s body was toliowed to bis residence by @ procession of inen’ citizens, and the police force ii tody eecorsrd Kurkbam’s remains home. Branch was ove of the first business men of the city. There 18 general gloom here im consequence of the calamity. EDITOR ATTACERD.. the Virginian of yes- terday mofning appeared an article comment, 1Dg iD very severe terms on the official conduct ord. ‘urvis and J. 1). Wood, for this district, which the writer said was alto- gether one-sided and Radical, and ‘deserved to te bung in everlasting chains About 9 o'clock Purvis met Mr. Button near the | irginian office, and at once at tacked bim with bis cane. praee tw a saan of we on away, closed with sl the face several times, and, reiteet a violenuy, beld bum wi Lynchlury Republican, July? TELEGRAMS TO THE 8TA This Afternoon’s Dispatches, THE SCHOOL CHILDRE OF WASHINGTON 1 Pala. PBILADEL PATA, July %. IBEICD. Presented to the city by tke scoool children. was to-day placed on its pecesial in tromt of Independence Hall. The pedestal rs of Virginia grauice, supplied by a company « Philadelphians who are working & quarry Virgina «The statue os of white l'atan mi STATUE rhin. ble, executed at Strutler’s establisomen', 1a thie city, after a design by Bailey. Wash ington = represepied im court = dress. bis rigbt hand on a volu sust. nt by & draped column, 2 the fet! on the Bilt of bis sword. The execotion and design are warmly commended. The menumen! will be unveiled on Monday with appropria’e ceremo- ies, in WDicR the school children will take a prominent part. This completion ot s monu- ment to Washington by the children appears designed to remind their fatbers that | as yet failed toerect a monument in Washi ton Square. "he cors er-stoue Uf wh: forty odd years ago, and wWhi_b still statu quo, although time and ipvestied now eBough to erect a bandsome memerial THE PACIFIC COAST, The Chicage Excurs Movements of Tr were. Saw FRANCISCO, Jaly }.—The Obiow cursionists, Judges Caton, Ugden aud arrived here Is<t nigh’ The stock exchange adjour July 7th. Wells, Fargo & Co. bave and 4 bali of treasure + since tbe openn hipped a million New York by ra:troad ot the Gen'ral rou Gen. Ord bas assigned Gen. Stoneman to ‘he command of tbe disirict of Arizona witb tivad- quarters at Dram Barracks. Gen. Whea ‘will command the sub-district of Upper Ari- zopa, Gen. Devin the sab-district of Southern Arizona and Lieut. Col. Wallace the sap-dy trict of Lower Colorado. district ef Ar yOR& And the sub-districts are designated n= such only for the purpose of promp ly opera- tpg With the troops and of giving the senior officer supervision thereof. General Ord directs the commanders no! to limit the operations of scouting parties to auy geographical limits, but to bunt tbe enemy wherever be can be found. HON. W. H. SEWARD. Reception in San Prepaorat s for Ha Franci Sam FRANcisco, Seward lett Sacra: are to meet him at Benicia and escort bim to the Occidental Hotet in this city, where apart- Mente, servants, carriages, Ko, Uave been pro- vided by the city for his accommodstion while its guest THE CALIFORNIA RIAL SHIP. Navigation ef th rts the Problem ed. San Francisco, | ly 3.—Seweral citizens ry Witwessed a private trial im the open aur of amodel of the rial steamer Ay The steamer Tose in tbe air about seventy-five feet, the machinery operating successtully. buoyimg up and drawing forward the yeesel with siderable speed. The public trial of the Avi Will take place next CARLIST RISING Lonpor, Juge 4. ported in Spain, filled with a revoluvomary mob, armed wrth ecythes and revolvers and HME 1OT Carlos sud Cabrera. They murdered the Aloniae and wounded thirty citizens, many of them mor- tally. Similar risings are also reported in Cartagena and Valencia. Troops have peen dispatcbed to suppress them SMALL-POX IN ALBANY. ALPARY, July 3 —At a meeting of the Board of Heaith of this city, the fact has been de vel- oped that the small-pox prevails Rere to a siderable though not a serious exten’ ( eral vaccination 1s recommended. N SPAIN. Jarlist risimgs are Tee Iu Vittoria the streets were STEAMSHIP SAILED FOR THE Ane. TH REGIONS. St Jouns, Nok. July 3.—The steamsuip | Pantber sailed to-day tor the Arctic resions. se- Fortien Ngws ny Cante.—A meriing of peers was beld in London Tharsday to ar- Tange tbe composition of the new Irisk Church and ir3me amendments to the pending bill, Lords Russell, Westbury, Grey, and others agreed to follow the lead of the Duke of Cleve- land. The House of Lords last aight con‘inaed the contd of ‘be Irish Cbarch bill Clauses ¥5 and 26 were agreed to. The Mar- quis of Salisbury moved to strikeout clause 27, which requires payments to be made tor the retention of ecclesisstical residences by churches. The Duke of Cleveland moved au amenument, authorizing grants to Oatbol and Presbyterians. After long debate ‘be House divided, and the amendmen! was lust — 113 to 100 It is rumored that Senor Kivero, president of the Cortes, is likely to form anew ministry Several communic&lions bave passed between the new Captam General of Cuba and the bome government, by cable, relative to Cuban affairs and the situation on the Island, but their tenor bas not been made public. Carlis' demonstra- tons are reported In the provinces. A severe riot occurred in Ireland yesterday in Portadown. arising from an Orange demon- s'ration. The police fired mponu the rioters, killing ene 8nd wounding another ‘ London despatebes report a ramor that the Ecumenical Council will be delayed one y THE WORKING PxOrLE —The capmakers strike in New York city still continues. About 250 bands are out of work, many of the em- ployers persisting im their refusal to pay tne Advance wages. The capmakers lave received pecuniary assistance from other trades, par- ticularly trom the German Vanions. It i an- nounced that a capitalist bas offered to open 2 cap manufactory and employ 15? hands a: tbe advanced rates. The tmners and clippers of house ironwork in New York dem: vease over the present rates. J are now paid from $2 to $2.7) a day tor ten bours’ work. The wheelwrights and biack- smiths in New York are organizing to demand An imcTesse of wages. The paper stainers in New York have Upon alist of advanced Tates, which bas sent to the employers, who bave retused to accede to the demand, and astrixe will probably take place. The Ger- mau carpenters (framers) in New York, who have been on 4 strike for several weeks. port phat many of the employers still retase to pay the advanced rates of $3.50 to $4 per day. and that over 20) men are unemployed, The shirt cutters in New York are organizi ask for an increase of wages TES UNIVERSITY OF ViRGINIA —The cor mencement exercises at the Virgini: sity, at Charlottesville, concluded Thursday. W. ©. Rives, trom Massachusetts, dei address before the society of the ainmami. john R. Thompson, literary editor of ine New York Evening Post, read a poem. uates received the degree of M. D.; 3 four the degree of LL.D: one the degree of B. A., and two thedegreeot M.A. The first prize tor logical analysis was black well, of Lunen! ymen ruey to William M. Thornton, of Hampden Sidney, Va. Governor Stevenson, | sbort addres. The celebrated their first reunion dinner Iast night. ‘Speeches were made by Hon. K. Johnson Bar- bour, J. P. Holcom! i a if Ps i THR Cvnaw Prisoners 1 New Yori —x-- ported Free Fiyht and Cuban prisoners on the United Jow-street jail. by Commissioner White, before whom cases will come so-aey. made torreleaseon bayl. 1t able that Ryan and ‘Warrants therefor were issued shots in a free fight. S7-Tte Belgian ministry asks the King to Sweolve ihe Semate, becs use it has twice reyec- Joa ge Foverament bill tompolish imprisoment or During the week ending to-day 853.%2 in tra > ttonal currency was forwarded from the Treas. fury Department to National Ban. to ibe US Deposis Sana and 4 81 Bostop, making & fo'al ef $!~3,9r2 The amount of securities beld urer ef the United States in trast for Nati Banks, reported to-day, was as follows — | circulating Bows, ® Padlic Moneys. #24.%°. 550.” Total, G36". “ Theamoen?of Fractount Currency redeem. And destroyed during (be week was ®30). is The amount of a Ting the week was $1 mennt burned up to amount of bank curren stroyed during the week was $120.60, making che lotal amoun« issued therefor |p to dare. $14,464,355, and making tbe tora! Amount of Na hopal Kank currency outstanding a: tbis Js 298, 76808 5. the Tress sewed for bills de Wooke & of Gov rs’ Pelegraph, Janet © Lewis Johnson & Co quotes th home And toremyn marke. New Yous, Keand bo follows —First, Board—U.S 20%, ING. Coupons ie, | 186. CORPORS, T=; Ise, coupon, Bew, 1} 6.20, ic6l, coepon ‘% % coupon, Key Pacific Ma: OUbto & Miseemeipp: Urrtifenwe 5) Mary 7 Atiantic fiat, mone; Oanton + Camberiand, 52, Western Union Dete Qvicksiver, 1 Boston Warer New York Gentral, 1 \; \; Reading, ©), Michigan Ueutre --; Machigan there, 109%; At Central, ii), Cleveland and Puwsperg, Northwest ~?\\ do. preterred Toledo, none. Rock Island, 1)~ 15; Alton & Terra Haute, no pan omay Phin Adame Exper press, 72. American Express, 41 chants’ Union, none; do. preferred, none. 19640137 |. [By Canie. Lonpom, July i, 2 p. m—Market Consor, 923. Bonds, ~1 0-1, easver FRAWKPORT, 2 p.m —Honde, “6, LivgRroot, 2 p. m.—Uotton clues acne Sales 15440 bales. Middiing Uplands, Middhing Orleans, 124, pace Se Baltimore Maruets, To-day. BALTIMORE, July }.— Cotton firm « Fleur dali. Wheat opened active but close duil and weaker, prime new red Soasl: dy. Korn dull, preme white, y5ae Oats firmer at 0873 for Ligh At SH. Bacon firm, rib sides, p> lenr do. Ts_aisy: sholters, velar We. Whisky ou ©\ (Cleveland 4 Mer- Ubiongo & Alton, 1 Maraet steaty. Golo Aimee iat Matters BaLTiwor®, July 0 I \ asked: do o3, bid: rohms new. Active @t 7 per cent. < erling exchange, 94. . coupon, 214. W-80's, coup: ~\. North Carolina , Rsked: Wo, Virginia 6's, old, 5°: do. new, 61 —.——_ Grain Market To-d New Yor, July }—Plour auti and hanged. Wheat quiet and scarcely so firn ‘Corn quiet and unchanged. —__ <2 -___ THE Sun-TREAst RY. —Cownting Assocs rer $10,000,000 Handled ma Few Hours —Upon ‘be retiring of Mr. H.H. Van Dyck as Assistno Tressurer, and bis successor General Danie! Kotterfleld assuming the office. both gentiem~: desired ‘bat the Assets of (he Sud-Treasury should be examined, coun'ed, and imventoriea Aud accordingly, the Secretary of the Treasury appointed & cOmM®-10n, consisting of the ce: m4 bank presidents and Treasury officinis, o uperiniend the process. Several clerks 1» be department bere, a pOsse trom the Treasw: y Department at Washington. aud torty exper'= trom financial institutions mm this cry, com menced the work on the evenime of Jane it uuder tbe superimiendence of W. H. Cam, be Manager of the Clearing House. and the: duties have since been continued night and day This army of expert counters bave to hand and count every revenue stamp. every piece o fracuomal currency,every creemback and bank And every piece of com m the vaults, em About 55,0.0,000 of specie and $21,000 ~ "0 of currency. The gold 1 counted piece by piece, and then weighed, and a de- tailed record made of the comtents of emcn bay ‘The counters work with a will, and w ‘ber work ts completed achieved a work in the New Vork large &n amount of money # sul more rarely bas a Govern «ppliances for 80 rapidly cown si *. ¥. Commercial, 24 est pete oan ADDREFS OF THE SENATE OF THE beWrAN BROTHERHOOD To THE AMERICAN Paorie The Senate of the Fensan Brotherbood ive issued an address to the American people which (bey ask for their sympathy aud a ance,on tbe grounds ¢! tfteen miltios Americans bave Irish blood m their veins, a1 that Ireland has been a national atly of Amer- ‘ca from the ume of e revolution Ww the present day, while England Bas been : persistent enemy of this republic. as is shown hy Ber Rostile action during the inte rebellion bey deciare the Lrish people ready to unr'e wih Amery ubat su & union, backed by wrage and devoted people would give the ' fed States the contro! of the commerce «! Europe. They ask for the co-operanon every trae American without disti party, as they declare tbe cause so w: are engaged ‘oo sacred be made « ba" ground of contending factions S87-Spow tell im Soolland as recently n« \ur middle of June. @7 Kentucky panisdes ping post. 7A French invention drives raulrosd trav by jets of water playing on the wheel+ @7 Auna E. Dickinson bas reached Salt Lane to lecture. O70) wells are still sunk in Penusy! but they are usually faudures bieves at the why LL ABD LERK A. D COOL LAG EER, for FIVE TS A GLASS, st No. 509 7ch street, between Daud se a" ret ATTBACTION AT THB TWo Ti MPeS IMPROVED B80DA WITH FBUIT AND CREAM 18 GLASS FOUNTAIN. UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GOOD QUAI cry AND 108 COLD TEMPF gars, thvee temesa year ‘Beecial dep wits of 950 left ee Ber ‘more, draw et rete of «¢ Berigg ith thie Gompeny. bed, on June te, HALL’ art = ee ceee tee age fee