Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1869, Page 1

| ese THE EVENING STAR. | i PUBLISHED DAILY, Sanday excepted, } At the Star Building. : S.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and llth St, / ' RY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. The STAR is serve: by the carriers to their | ribers im the 4 Inistrict at Tew WEEK. Co ies at the counter, With | or witbout wrappers, Two Cavs each. Paice ror Ma'tiso'—Tbree Months, One } Dollar and nts: tix months, Three » Dollars. No papers longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—pablished on Friday (me Doliat-aned-a-Balf a year. XXXIV. "PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. shose property was d: { qT 71.) Oe bela at ABNER’S By the President of the United States of America, 7TH STEEET PARK, A PROCLAMATION. Wheress & couvention between the United States of America and his imperial Majesty the peror of the French was concinded ana signed by their respective plenipotentiaries a L Dramwond, B. B. Boyle, | the «ivy of Washington on the sixteenth day of BR. Venneron. J Davie B Pulasai. ON DAY, JULY 219. good band of must: bas bees engiged. Dancing commense at 5 o clock te, admitting a gentleman and lattes, 50 | Baliet Ma-tez—W Adameon iy 19 3" April last, whicn convention, being in the ; 5 PloRic ———_ | English and Frecch languages, 13 word for eeeee se eee | Word ss tollow: The FIR-T ANNUAL PIC_NIO of Columbia, | d bis Majesty Weaenipcron. Mownt \ernou, Ka. a1 the Emperor of the French, desiring t> secur m their respective territories a guarantee o in trade mirks, have resolved to con- pecial coa vention for this purpose, and ESDAY, JULY 2 have pamed as they plenipotentiaries yi | President of tne Vuttea States, Hamiltoa Fish farnish theres Chapter Room is Secretary of ate, and bis Majesty the Se y oo ants, | Emperor of the Frenen. J. Berthemy, Uom- nd Latayette Chapters of B A. Masons will be « the sold SES EW SCHUETZEN PARK, od of Seve ath street WEL def!) Brass apd 3: vente. to Park an tilton | mander of the Imperial Urder of the Legion o S willroa from Seventh street cars, | Honor, &c., &c.. &c., accredited as his envoy NTS | sxta0rdinary aud ininister plenipotentiary ty order ot Joint Committees, 7 = | the United States: and the lo otentiae bee « @ LORS EP MIS MASON. Chalran: | ree, aiter am examination of their r's full powers, which were touad to be » | Smo due form. have agreed to and | following articles WHITES! aan O GBEESEE Weer ¥ Jaty b of FANOY ani MASOU place on FRIDA Agticte I. Every reproduction in one of the two couatries | of trade marks affixed in the other to certaia | mercbandise to prove its origin and quality, is | forbidden, and shall give ground for an action for damages in favor of the injurra party, to be u ~ | prosecuted in the courts of the couatry in whica the counterfeit shail be proven, jast as if the | plsimuit were a subject or citizen of that coun- try. The exclusive right to use a trade mark for the benefit of ci izens of the United States in France, or of French subjects in the territory ef the United States, cannot exist for a lover period thaa that fixed by the law of the coun- ‘The first of the seri uLS ab Minister, Wasningtn. D.C. Virgi --..\itginia | (ry for its own citizens. phor Sert Tetue trademark has become Public property in the country of its origi, it shall be equally free to all im the other country. Articte 11 If the owners of trade marks, residing in either of the two countries, wish to secure their Tights im the other country, they must depovit duplicate copies of those marks im the Patent Office at_ Washington. and 10 the elerk’s office nia | Of the Tribunai uf Commerce of the Seine, at ings | Paris. T Waite Sai rensdimsatask Anticte II. The present arrangement shall take effect Dine'y days after the exchange ©f ratificitions by the two covernments, and sBall continue in force tor ‘em years from this dgte. In case neither of the two Bigh contracting parties gives notice of its inténtuon to discon. ‘te | tinue this convention, twelv@ montlis before its | expiration. it shail remain th force one trom the time that eitber of the bight cowrac ing parties xnnounees its discontinuance. ArticLe IN ‘The ratification of this present arrangement shall be exchanged at Wasbingtou, within ten months, or svoner, 1f possi! In ft whereof! the Tespective plenipoten- asries have signed the present colivention ia duplicate, and affixed thereto the seal of their arm-. 2 he Potomac, (the 4 Done at Wasbington, the sixteenth day of above aflerncons excepted), ses syaes, April, in the year of our Lord one thousand General Superintendent. | eight hundred and ixty-nine. Ofice—W itlard’s Hote! ny [SEaL ) HAMILTON FISH. —— [SEAL] BERTHEMY And Whereas the said convention has been duly ratified on both parts, and the ‘respective PittyY Porst wore. ratifications of the same were exchanged at AL VATE LING Washington. on the 3d instant, by J. ©. B- SALE ATES BATE Davis, acting Secretaryof State of the United This favorite resort having been thoroughly | States, and Gount Faverney, charg: d'affaires wated, with iucreased cottages and of bis imperial Majesty the Emperor of the @tber accommodations, will be opened French at Washington, ou the part of their for the reception 0! visitors on the, eyes megaceramoute ZIBST CF JULY. when the subscriber oo Now, therefore, be it known that 1, Miysses SS S Grant, President of the United States of iT week. America, bave caused the said convention to be mace public to the end that the stme and | every clause a rt thereo! may be obser: and fulfilled with good faith py the United States end the citivens thereo! vot] have berennto set my e seal of the United States SUMMER RESORTS. b : to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington, this sixth day of Jalv. in the year ot our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine. and of the independence of the United States of America the uimety-fourth. U.S. Gray. By the President J.C. Barcrorr Davis, Acting Secretary of State. oe SPECIAL NOTICES. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. PERRY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER 1s r Valuable medicament. and unltk Patented articles of the day, is pbyatciens. thors wi 1 [r.8} 1 often save the necessity of sending ree Yy.N.J midnight foradoctor A bottle should be kept ia __ Witt OPEN on THE 247 oF JUNE, 1569 every house — Boston Traveller. jy 21-1 aden Netel has boon crested within the vast year. REMOVAL, one thensand guests, and a - = Taited stave ee Has KEMOVED his a . For terms, &c . until them, address WOOD & iD UOAL OF FIOB PRTER G. NEB, Propricto street. . 307 Wainat street, io el-eotm Philadelphia, STEAMBOAT LINES. practios, ioe fc : Tcan teathty to itacuperior tonto propertios for Nozroux AND WASHINGTON. I can unhesitati ngly, recommend it In oo debility dyepepsis. and in toaie. ‘Sains in the Phtad ° r Medicine end Surgery.” For sale by KIDWBLL & SON, Pennsylvania avenue and lth street, tnd Druggiets generally. my 26-3m Brred. desire a bette nt in seal letter envelopes. free of charge. Address HOW- PAL ARY aiD SLATION. Box P AMUSEMENTS. eM OVA Lb. METisony, Mes TISGLY, Ticks BF P. Railroad, No. 386 Peuneyi- | FR For tickets apply to J L. SAVAGE Haréware Store, Pepnsytvanis avenue and 0th street, or on GE. Proprietor. : a9 tt The Lei ty Se baggage —— ye Dole, leaves ber whar!, foot epth street. RS a « [oS eo for MOUD' ro I Paintings, Evgravin, rs x Pi ‘Rromos. Se. ire Frames, Pictare vord Mozsomanrs: vive or strausnirs SIV ES on [LAY t0n rack BEnar. WASHINGTON YoRK. — = sessment te aber ge the Fixe RTO RE | Silace cond Innthelt onits. Mone oC rie 3 Sars Fclots hevtert costs gat oflan —_— UNE: it im regular rotation 8. CLAG itwood Post Office, Liumt! Limp!tt Ragan 3 bw ry 4». m. Leave every otha Bor further information JOS L.GaLT —— = “From 63 Water street, Georgetown, WEDABS WN. W. BURCHELL. ise, corner Lith and F streets. Che | sath | Money sBOWS no impor‘ant change in New York, There is no pressing application tor loaps, tbe decline im indeed, basa ten- dency to diminish and lenders find it i the full legal are left With (soverTamernt Craters ay Per cewt. Discounts show more aotiveiy there being & full supply of Paper and mor= 4 bu es, However, remain strong at ~a! + for prime names. ——o ’ ind Brokers’ Telegraph, Jance w WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1869. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. GEN. JoRN A. Loean is ¥: iting im Chicago. INTERNAL REVENUB.—The receipts to-day from this source were $424,04 BIL for the repeal of the income tax are to be introduced at the next session of Congress. PosTw ASTER GENERAL CRESWSLL reterned to this city yesterda H. Youre was to-day promoted trom second to third-class clerkship in th Secre- tary's Uflice, Treasury Depar'ment. SAMUEL ArciROLD. Esq. of Chester, Pa, formerly Engmeer Obit of the Navy, is at Willara’s. EDWARD BALTZLY has been appointad toa first-class clerkship in the Internal Revenue Bareau. COMMISSIONER DeLAso returned to the city this afterooon, aud will be at bis offve to-mor- Tow. Cart, CHARLES A. ReYNOLDS, A.Q.M,on duty at Santa Fe, New Mexico, is bere on a short leave. Gror Pganopy, Esq., will leave Balti- more to-morrow morning for White salpbur Springs, Va, and will be joined on the train here by W. W. Corcoran, Esq. BREVET MA10R GEN. R. O. TYLER, Deputy Quartermaster General, bas been assigned to duty as Chiet (tuartermaster, Military Divi- Sion Of the South. SENATOR MORTON, of Indiana, left this city yesterday evening for Indiana, and will stop on the way fora few days at Uresson Springs, near Altoona, Pa Hon. READER W. CLarke, Third Autitor, will leave on Monday next for his home in Claremont county, Ohio, and wiil be absent three weeks. Caninar RumoR Costeapicren.—The p1b- lishea s'atements that Attoroey General Hoar ‘Will soon retire from the Cabinet are without any foundation, as he states that ne has at Present no intention of resigning. DISTINGUISHED VisiTORS To DartMovTA CoLLxGe.—Chiet Justice Chase, General Saer map, Senator Patterson and Hon. E. A. Rollins have arrived at Hanover, N. H., to atteud the commencement of Dartmouth College. PRESIDENT GRANT took a drive along the seashore at Long Branch yesterday morning, and after dinner was waited upon by an ex- cursion party from Newark, who paid ther Tespects. Extensive preparations are being made for a grand reception on Monday evening. ScRETARY BovTwett. yesterday issued a circular moditying the warenouse regalations, m order to relleve the transaction of custom. house business at ports on the northern fron- tier trom as much embarrasement as possinie, and at the same time enforce the laws, Boston Post Orvick —The drawings for the new post office in Boston Lave been uearly completed by Supervisistg Architect Mullet, and will be photographed im the course of a few days. The new building is to be of gran- ue, four stories bigh, with Mansard root. APPOINTMENTS —Secretary Boutwell has eonfirined the following nominations tor posi- tions in the New York cusiom-bouse:—In- spectors—Geo. H. Shirley and Thomas D. Wi nant, Watchman—Thos. Maguire. Clerks — A. H. Phillip and Onaries T. Smita. A Mississirrt DELEGATION of Conservative Republicans has arrived here, and yesterday Bud an interview with Judge Dent, assuring bim that it was the desire of that party to give bim the nomination for Governor of the State, and that they had no doubt but that the ticker would be successtul. SEMI-MONTHLY PAYMENTS.—The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday issued orders to the disbursing clerks of the Department, directing that hereatter semi-monthly payment of sala- Ties be made to all clerks who desire it. No advance ot wages will be made at any time, under the recent orders of the Secretary. RRLIBVED FROM Dut Goodhue, Capt. D. D. Vanvalzab, First Lieu. tenants W J. Kyle, N. H. Parsous, J. W. Whitten, A.M. Trolinger, Wharton White, F. E. Town, and Second Lieut-nan: Eugene Pick- ett have been relieved from duty in the First Military District and ordered to proceed to their homee, —Major John M. SOLD AT LAaST.—The six!y-six hydraulic presses used in the Treasury Department for several years past in printing the national cur- Tency, bave at last been disposed of, Secretary Boutweil baying accepted the bid of H. H. Lorie, of Philadelpbia, who secures them tor old irom tor about $10,0%. The presses cost originally over $100.00 PROPORED SALE Or IRON CLaDs.—The Navy Department is anxious to dispose of a number of our iron clads now laid up at League Island, Pennsylvania. The Presidents of some of the South American republics are the only persons who appear desirous to invest in these com- modities at present, but they and the Secretary ef the Navy cannot agiee exactly on the figures. REGULATIONS FOR S8LLIKRG SMOKING To- BACCO.—The Internal Revenue Bureau bas decided that smoking tobacco cannot be re- tailed from pound packages except from wond- ¢u ones, packed and stamped, and has directed Botice to be given to all dealers in tobacco that the practice of retailing tobacco from pound Packages, as now prevailing, must at once cease, ——_- YELLOW FBVER IN THE Weer InDigs.—The United States Consul . Croix, West Indies, under date of June 24, informs the Department of State that the yellow tever made its appearance among the soldiers in the gar- Tison at Christiansted abeut the end of April last. The disease seems to have as-umed an epidemic form smong them. Ten cases and five deaths have occurred. TAR Doutwrem Or Cawava.—The Commis- Sioner of the General Land Office has just ad. dressed a communication to the Crown Land Commissioner of the Dominion of Cauda, in- elosing with the ietter a sketch :aap of all Brush North America north of the United States boundary line, agd bas requested that oMicer to delineate on the the exact out- ne of the Dominion of Canada and the several constituent provinces. He bas also requested e Crown Commissioner to furnish informa. jon concerning the purpose oi the British Government to extinguish the inwrest of the judson Bay Company on this costinent and whether it is ine purpose of the British Gov- ernment te attach that region of country to the Dominion of Ganads, and if not under what separate organization it will be established and ‘what will be the eeat of the legisiative, execu- tive and judicial power if it stould not be an- nexed. The officer cherged with the sur- vyeys and management of the Urown lands im the Hudson's Bay territory has called upon Commissioner Wilson tor reports calculated to give him complete information of the system Affecting the original surveyors of the town- abips in the Western and Northwestern ites, At 1s thought tpat the American system of sur- ‘Weys will be the best to use in that coantry. FINANCIAL 48ND COMMERCIAL. : Gassaway, oprrater | Lewis Jobneon & Co quowstoces and boods 1 bome and fi markets as follows New Yorg, July 2\.—Firet Board. N°. 5,105. REGISTRATION tn MissisSIPPt.—Breyet Ma- jor T. HM. Logan, First Lieut. Wm. Quinton, Brevet Captam A. Wishart, First Lea's. Geo. H. Palmer, W.H. Compion and J. B. Jonn- son, and Brevet Major Placidus Ord have been ordered to duty im the Fourth Military District. Brevet Col. L. © Bootes, Captains E. H. Lis- cam, Emil Adam, J. F. Randlett, J. M. Ham- alton, Kenelm Robbins ard Henry E. Hazen, Brevet Msjor G. Von Blucher, First Lients. Edwia ©. Gaskill, William J. Dawes, L. M Brien and J.S. Appleton have been detached trom tbe First Military District, and ordered tothe Fourth Miltary Instrict in connection With the registration in Mississippi. Ravenve Stamys.—From the first there has been no brauck of the revenue? service so looss- ly condacted as the etamp business, and it i stated that now that Commissioner Delano has returned the p'an will be adopted of having the stamps (new designs) printed in Pniladelpbir and New York, forwarded to the Department here for the impression of @ seal upon them prier to being issued, and then bave thei ail issued from the Department direct. It is notorious that there are great quaatities of bo- gus stamps on the market, which are being used in very large quantities all over the country, whereby the revenue is defrauded of duillions ancoally, and it ts believed by adept- ing the precautions otserved ia the printing aud circulatien of the United States currency these frauds may be measuraply prevented. THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICR—No INCREASE OF AVPRENTICES AS Y£T.—Colam- bia Typographical Union, No. Ivi,on Satur- day night last, it wiil be rememb:red, gave Mr. Clapp, Superintendent of Pablic Printing, the privilege of doubling the number of ap- prentices employed at the Government office and it is stated that be has been canvassing amorg bis two hundred and odd journeymen printers for some suitable person to take charge of such number of boys as may be em- ployed on probation, said instructor to decide after a reasonable time as to the qualific tions of the youths before they are considered as permanently employed. It is stated that of the large number of applicants for apprentices positions only one is colored, and he comes trom Howard Vaiversity, particularly well recommended. Mr. Clapp’s purpose, it ts said, is to employ but eight new apprentices at present, etch of whom will bave to pass a daore than usually rigid examination before they are even given x trial. All of the boys will be kept together in a remote part of the building, where they will be iustracted in the “art preservative” by the gentleman seleeted for that purpose alone. These apprentices are expected to enter on duty to-morrow. In the bindery department no changes have :aken place, and xo apprentices have beeu employed- In¥ORMATION has been received at the Inter- pal Revenue office of the seizure of three dis- tilleries and a large qnantity of tobacco, valued tof Mississippi, ct. In the first district, (New Orleans,) three cigar factories and a distillery are reported as hav- ing been seized for violation of the revenus laws. In the third Virginia district. a rectify- ing house and distillery valued at $10,000, were captured. In the third North Carolina district, the Collector bas been actively engaged ir breakipg up email illicit stills, and reports eightin bis possession, the valuation of each at<is0, The fourth Maine district contributes five kegs of whisixy to the revenue fraud list. Naval ORDERS.—Lieut. Commander R. S. MeCeok bas been ordered to the Rec-uiting Ship New Hampshire at Nortolk, Va. ‘Commodore James M. Watson has been de- tached from duty as Light House Inspector at Astona, Oregon and placed on waiting orders. Commander K. R. Breese has been detached trom Ordance duty at the Washington Navy Yard and granted sick leave. Lieut. A. V. Reed bas been detached from the Jamestown and placed on waiting orders. Surgeon James U. Palmer has been detached trom the Naval Hospital at New York from the ist of Ogtober next. The orders cf Captain J. ©. Febiger to the Burean of Yards and Docks have be’n revoked and he has been ordered to duty at the Navy at Washington, D. ©. THE New Govegnwent ParsR—A Warn- ING.—Secretary Boutwell this morning issued the following circular :— TREASURY DRrARTMEBNT, July 21st, 1369: Notice is hereby given that ibe Sec: of the ‘Treasury, by authcrity of bas adopted a distinctive paper, which wil until otherwise be hereafter ueed, for all obligations and other securities of the United States. One of its peculiarities is roduction of colored silk, cottoa or other material into the body of the paper, the process of manufacture. By the ws of tbe United States it is made a felony for any person to bave, or retatn in his custody or possession any paper adapted to the maining of apy such obligations or securities, and similar to that designated by the S-cretary of the Treasury, except under authority of the Secre- e Treasury, or some other proper offi- tes, and @ny person offend. on conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceedin; five thousand dollars, or by imprisonment an. confi emen: at bard labor not exceeding fifteen years, oF both in the discretion of the Court. (i80RGE S. BouTWaLt, Secretary of the Treasury. THE Doty vroN BRass Goops.—Secretary Boutwell this morning addressed the following letter to Messrs. Fisher and Kittenbau:, of New York city: TreasvRyY DErARTMENT, July 14, 1-63:— Gentlemen:—L &M iM receipt of your letter of the 23d ultimo, complaining of the action of the Uollector of Customs at New York, in as- sessing 4a duty of 45 per cent. ad valorem on six cases of stamped brass good imported by yon per steamer Bremen in May last. The duty in question it appears was assessed under the actor February 24, 1569, which provides that all manntactures of copper or of which copper shal! be a component or cbief value not otherwise herein provided for shall be subject to aduty of 45 per cent. ad valorem, and the Collector decided that as in all articles made oftbe composition usually is the component of chief value the a by you were subject to duty under said act. 1 baye reason for believing that the position taken by the Collector is cor- rect im regard tothe materials of which brass is composed, and as the law in question ia. cludes all articles of which ponent of chief yalue, said daty was correct. rincipal part, Bave other distinctive names, aaa ele uever kucwn as manufacturce of cop. per in the commercial world, cannot be deemed fect question umder the very compre. 2 we enamagece son at Teferred to. am, very respectfully, Gao. 8. Bourwart, Seoretary of the Treasury. ——_-318 Tas Dears or Mas. FoLtox.—Mre, Emily wife of Charles U. Falton, senior Jaue Ful sickness and btiernaon, it edtape Gren to ber 87-A difficulty oecurred at Sdubuta, Miss. on last Wednesday, betweeen L. 1. Hyde, i'sq., aud Mr.Rogers. both of Olarke conaty, in ‘which Mr. Hyde was severely aud perhaps dangerously wounded. ° ‘TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afterneon’s Dispatches. —_.———— IMPORTANT FROM SPAL Threatened rrec’ MADRID, July 2ist.—Much excitement exists throughout Spain. Many arrests baye been made here and at Valladolid, Barcelona and Cordovia, of parties believed to be fermenting insurrection. Several Generais and Colonels are among thenumber. The authorities are taking grvat precautions to prevent an out- break. The French government had ordered all Spenish conspirators away from the fron- ter. A sharp fight occurred yesterday at Cissdad Real, about ove handred mites from here, be= tween the civic authorities and a bind of in- surrectionisis, presumed to be in the interest ot Carlos, Nine of the latter and several of the ere wounded. The insurrectionists nd the leaders ail esoaped. been discovered here haying A deep plot for its object the aseassinatioa of Serrano, Prim and Rivas FROM LONDON Loxpon, July zist.—Advices hive been ree ceived here of the loss of the Hritsa ship L. Sidmouth, from Quebec Jane 5b. for t Giassgow. She experien_ed a heary gale and sprung a leak, aud abindoued. 4 crew were all saved, and landed at ( yesterday. In the House of Commons, iast evening, the Lord Mayor of Dublin, in full ropes & petition of the cit prayirg the House to suppo they are now making to s equality Ireland. Charles Wentworth Dilke, Chelsea, presented a petition women of Great Britain, asking tor franchise. Witham Jobnson, a member trom Beifast, complained of the conduct of tbe police in the Tecentanniversary. He said there bad beeu a rigid entorcement of tae party processions ac? in Ulster, while it bad been systematically violated in the sonth of Ireland, Chichester Forterene, Chief Secretary for Ire- jand, prayed for forbearance, and an order as exbibited on that occasion through pre- cautions taken bytheGovernment. Heh ped. however, that the observance ot the 12th of July would soon discontinue throughout the dang. John Vance, member tor Armagh, urged a repeal of the Party Processions ac’ ertings in favor of the dises' the Irish Church continue to be held im various parts of Great Britain. in the cate of Bi-tep Golenso, of Natal, the Privy Conscil bas decided that he has tull Tight to the cathedral at Pietermaritzburg and 1s ultogether from the tuterterance of the Uape Town authorities. cure Teligious & member for ned by 25,'0) 3 t TRAGEDY IN HARRISBURG. HARRISBURG, Joly 19.—A youngman named George Fabnestock, son of W. Frank Fabue. a prominent ‘and respected citizen, sD f last night, at about 10 o'clock, it is sup. posed accidentally. He was a church as usual nd returned home about sitting in the yard door-way with a tol which be usually carried, in playing with it. The tamily ic another part of the house heard an explosion, and running to the spot found young Fabnestock lying on the steps censeless. The physician in attendance announces internal bleeding, and the improb- Ability of his surviving. At 12 o'clock nooa be is conscious, but feeble, under the infinence of opiates. He talke litle, is calm and replies to questions that it was accidental FROW BA. Anether Engagement, Havana, July 21—Late advices have been received from Santiago de Cuba to the 1th instan’. The American war steamers Albany. Gertysbarg and Centaur have arrived at that place. PlAdmiral Hoff and the officers of his tleet paid & visit to Commander Easbruo, department Major. Rios, with sixty men, (Spanish troops.) had asharpengagement with tbe Cubans near Mou. zonillo. Twenty of the latter were killed and twelve captured. The Spanish 103s was not given. ——________ THE LONDON STAR COMPLIMENTS THE UNITED ST-T: Loxpow, July The Sar in its editorial to-day compiiments Grant on his steady re- fusal to recogriz? the Cubans as belliger- ents. This course, the Star says, prevents the Spanish Government trom’ accusing the United States of untriendly to- wards her, bowever much she be grieved by fillibustering expeditions from American por St. PETensnvg:, July 2ist.—Katacaai, the newly appointed Russian Minister to Wash- ington, leaves for that city on Saturday. GEN. RYAN AND COL. CURRIER OF FILLIBUSTERS IN CANADA, Ciirton House, Caxapa, July 21.—Gen. Ryan and Col. Currier of the Cuban service are bere, and intend making Clifton their nead- quarters at present. FROM JAPAN. Saw Francieco, Jaly 2.—The steamer Ja- pau arrived here this morning with advices rom Hong Kong to Ju bh and Yokohama June 30mm. Ss ,284 passengers aud 1,04 tons of mere! THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. Panis, July 21.—The Corps Legisiatit meet on the 26th of October. brings ndize. THE LAST OF ee BA LLIBUS- mited States Tooops pture ef Fifty Men. Just as the nine o'clock gua was fired last night there started from the Brooklyn Navy Yard a steam tender, having on b ard a force of seventy-five marines, picked men, under the command of a Major, and tourteen sailors,com- manded by two ensigns. The tars manned two mountain howitzers, which were intended to blow all Cuban sympathizers into smithereens. Ata little before twelve o'elock, a was made from the’ Jersey shore, ‘vessel immediately ran into the Elysian where the torces were noisely dist Here they were low and a At a di mbarked. joined by General Bar. large detachment of deputies. ce of about two hundred yards ot was at 01 by the troo; widely extended cordon, which they grai closed in as they advanced. Barlow soui a mmonus on the door. there was a great commotion in the hou: windows and every aveni of escape were immediately manned, and the untortu- mostly Cubans, sprang out to be the bayonets ot the deputier. The marines, ho\ differently, On their side of the Cuban forcer, and of there they ony maeaged ban forces, and o: they on! two or three—ihe reat, te the mum - 'y-five or toirty, including Colon: ‘Brou, id cut for the adjacent ti me. After we swamps in searched Y. Tele- gram, 2th. The New York Express of last evening say?: ‘They Were marched th West » Hudton Cuy, thence to Wéboken, here tues trict Attorney are mow engaged on the matter, It te, Bowever, probable 4 they will mot be Liberated tll to-morrow morns — coupon, 10-40's, ec mpon, 110): Pacific , LETTER FROM CAPE MAY. OBI & Mississippi 314: The President's Visit—The RB: yg “) Avena Mall, nose Canton, (Congress Hall—The Grand B; * Ovmberiand, pone, Western jon Tele- Ac. Quickstiver, 15); Bow Warer Care MAY, July 20, 1569.—Deor Star Loan. New ggg meh) Hoc. not resist the opportunity of letting you know bie , @-*. Tg ues what is transpiring bere, thicking Ay prove —_ ‘Uleveiand and Pitevarg, t-\, Go. prei'd %y. Cleveland & wc Island. 114. Fert Wayor, ‘Terre fix Bone, Toleso end acceptad of ral © your many readers, The arrival ant here on Saturday last bas already been heralded to all parts of the coun- try. He arrived, on board the Tallapoosa Atter the sadies of the party had tered carriages provided ds the Uaired y reviewed the Grey Mrs Grant, so) and danghter and Mrs. Cresswell were soon eu joying 4 luxurious bain amoug veving your ¢ nden the grand mi nat Congress Hall. The Presiden Reserves. Ucoke & and amid a grand display of fire. ¢ lawn om which the review took hed to the “Hall” ) was one mass of £5: Cally 7,000 persons being presant r tbe review the regiment marched into raud ball, where the Pr ti After remati “stocktou He y remained as guests of Mr ( thrir depariuce, at § p.m. om Sunday last; tae AT BOA Tali a firing # salute at partiag 1! was the President would temun to attend the grand ball iu hoaor of the Keser ves) Sockton House,” aud a gteat may c be Islanc only to bear of his departure. The ball was the most magaificen' affair I ever = aud b: peed our Loragaration Ball. To attempt to describe the ladies’ tonlett-s Would re uire a far more gifted pen than min The immense MW, some three hundred f handsomely festuomei Aad orna- a-ish; Gnd if Dumbers make s S.20%. Ja aT y, 6.21% \ S.20's. Jn & I y, 68. . 12 Ten Forues. ' ey $.20, Jue Ty, 65.012, — Baltimere Mt Kets, To-day. —Votton dall es unchanged. Fiour qai Wheat less active: prime white. |.70as1 prime white, L12aSi 12; yelow, Linas the kind successful, this dull >. Pork qu acbang-d. B 2 Ne plas Ultra.” Washing. con firm and unchanged. Lard datl and w foDians are beginning to arrive bere freely, and | Changed. Whisky, better teelag, Ty ear it I did fear of intruding on your kiudaess 1 should send you a list of names. There are 4° least ten thousand strangers on Un isaac yer the a commodat are ample. To-morrow nigbt we are to ave a+ hop bers, in Bonor of the Reserves, (se often mentioned.) ant oa Thursday a grand concert. im which the familiar pamee of Castle, Peakes. Behrens, & of the Eaglish Opera Troape figure, <0 you Will see there is no dearth of amusement The Columbia at which lam stopiag is w aod unchanged —_.—— Baltimore Stock Market To-day. Bartimore, July 21.—Vergimia sixes, o Hy ad Su ¥ <8 firm bor dull, steady At seven per cent. & Range, Pprtronized. Old. 20's, In, coupoa, 23, OOOO om, My Nerca Carol Sikes, Tae Recent Sconms.—Last week the sec- ri gee Sp Virginia sixes, ex-couy on, 57, Adjomimg tbh* raiiroad m disrricon counties, fal rain- washing amount of ¢3 crops. Streams which ou Tuesday afternoon were almost dry Tore ip a few hours as bigt as 20 feet, the water a perfect rusb.carrying everytuin sreepland S:ath ivert was wasbed Away and the road damaged to a con- Siderabie exten’. At West Union the railroad bridge was damaged pretty severely by drift ents hange. lowe! Cora 1 cent better +2ee-—____ The Coal Trade, The snchraci‘e coat tre Anucipated it would be, Was very Beavy, especially when we consider we have hi le bo toumage from the Delaware and H Week, a we lodging against the pier, which forced ic trom | Caval and the Delaware, Lickawans sed its position, breaking some of the braces, &c, | Western Compal The Scbuyikul region bat no: injuring it sufficiently to prevent the | 1s doing its utmost. The Keading rautond crossing of the cars. Phe railroad bridge across | brought down during the Week 121 ‘ons, the West Fork river was entirely demoli-hed, | iis largest weekiy tonnage on record, and for novhing remainiag but a few shattered pieces | the year $.019,19) toms, against 4-4 te of timber. same date last year, a decrease of 196, The storm which caused such havoc in the | The total product of the Schuyln Vicinity of Lexington, Mo.,on Wednesday last, | sent to market this year i= is said to have been uns severestever Kuowa | 1-1,350 toms less than Inst year to im that sr . There wasa delugiag rain, | date. The tow! amount forwarded seu accompanied bya high wind. amounting to & | Maunch Chunk Inst week over tornade, which commenced about 2 p.m.,and | roads and Canal, was 1.119 Jasted balfan bour. Some fitween buildings ‘m | 55,910 tons the corresponding Lexington were unrooted or otherwise dam- | year, an increase of | 25,80 aged by the gale. In Ray county the damage done to the crops and frait trees isestiunated at $50 0. TheChristian and MethodistChurches, st Ricbmond, were unrooted, and the court house also unroofed, aud a portion of the walls | cars per day foreach miner Assie’ blown down. | which 1s now being rigidiy enforced The Pittsburg Commercial of Jaly 17th gives | Workingmen’s Benevolent Association, the particulars of the effects of tbe great siorm | probable that betore f of Friday last in thatsection. Trees were torm | excess over the produ up by the roots, and bricks from some ot (ue | the whole region, even chimneys in the vicinity were sent fying tor several equares, altbough fortunately po per- ton Was seriously injured. For several miiee up the Allegheny the effects of the tornado Were indescribable. 1a the vicinity ot Ham. mond Station, twelve miles out on the Western Pennsylvania railroad, fences were blown down, trees torn up by the roo:s. and sbocks of wheat scattered about the fields in every di- rection. = A heavy storm of wind and rain passed over Sbepherdstowr, V Weduesday afternoon, from the effects of which the new bridge across the Potomac, which liad advanced avoat 140 feet, give WSy, And WAS precipitated into the river. total forwarded to market over the 5 lines for the year is but 224,000 tons short of Inst year. This amount must soon be made up, and Lot withstanding the policy of restriction t db e CAFTying companies week we 394,44 tone, a0 1m The incresse by the next weekly report is ex- pected to be much Iarger, and as the trade was ‘pended at this time Inst year, a shor: time will be required to overcome the deh ou last year’s production. The coml im this city per joag tom ranges at Lad t ia EXPLosion or a WHISK&Y BaRRet.—The Richmond correspondeni of the Lynchbu Keyublicon narrates the following singular 1 cident: A very singular and, at the same ti uncommonly borriole accident took place s day afternoon at Thornton's storeon the Fred- ericksburg road, a few miles trom the city. Thornton and a neighbor having determined to have a day of it, opened the bung of a barrel of whiskey, and trom theace drew their too frequent potations. About dark a colored woman living on the place came into the store to ght her candle, which she did with an or- dinary triction match. Atter lghting the can- die she carelessly threw the still burnieg ich off from her, and it fell into tne bi ‘There was an instantaneous explosion, ‘woich was heard a mile off, rending the barrel @sunder and throwing the burning whiskey aulover the poor womat. After two days of agony, not often paralleled, she died, despite all that the surgeons called in could do for her relief. The whist t the meanest kind; combination of Nuid Py firm at present. wr, N. J.—Mr. Frand 17 South Market street. New York, enclosing the sitiatuon > | Si Au order for a badge, with directions as died on Saturday of Asi cholera.’ The health authorities of tne city | BOW #t May be obtained, will be sent on the Te- Were not informed that cholera had mae iis | CPO! ie price, $15, “The following named its gentleman form the Executive Committer, as Mr. Johns was re- | Sppointed by Lieut.Gen. Sheridan” ‘Posnaent of the Socie'y:—Cavalry Corps—Lieat. Ool. S. ppesrance in the city, moved to the upper part of the house, how- ever, several days bafore his deain, so that there was but little danger of contagion. Doone. Recken, Ee a Fo; Avuiiery 87 The higher circles of lowa society nave | Khinebeck. N- Dexpe— Braver A uineday’s sensation in the arrest of James McQuipn, an ex-member of the State Legisia- d Corps. Ger. A. 8, ture, on the charge of having murdered a 4 You maa sumed Modger tect winery | SAC N, Sg tiaed Gonpe Bcwvet May oa. Me Quinn, it is said, kept up a crimi- Bal intimacy with Modes’ wite, aad inurdered kuin to get Lim out of the way A FEMALE PRRACHER.—The Rev. Miss Olympia Brown, of Massachusetts, bas re- eeived and accepted @ uzanimons call trom the Universalist Society of Bridgeport, Von: and will epter upon ber @uties as pastor of ih. Scciety August Ist. Miss Browa is the only female preacber engaged in the State. Tue RocuRsTsR S.xwownrest.—The grea: Swngerfest im Rocbester, N.Y. participated im by societies trom Buffalo, Erie. Syracuse and titon, commenced on Monday. The principal buildings are finely decorated, aad the influx of 1s large. Ua Monday evening & grand concert wasgiven at the Rink. eres ST Mre. Dietz, of Wabas! lesnake 2 “