Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1869, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, , At the Star Buitding. ’ S.W. Corner Pennsylvania and lith st, | Ry THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. The STAR is served by the carriers to their subscr bers in the Cuty and District at Tew CENTS PER WERK. Copirs at the counter, wih er without wrappers, Tro Cava each. PRICE FOR MAILING —Tree Months. One Deliat ard Fuilty ' ' SUMMER RESORTS. ! TANTiC ae ¥.N. J. IGUT HOUSE COTTAG Island Moet in the te art ant safe ere from merate JENAH WOOTON, Proorietor_ ' requiring © an a ——— tonic to impart tose and strenat! INSY POUL L | bor civon by bitters merely stimulant Ly — | hat ogh they SALT WATE ' This favorite resort baring been thorerehly | re ov ale ofth fmeresend Coetages And. the. recepti potent inthe A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. Boeri, PFRBY DAVIS’ PAIN KiLLEB ts reelly 0 Yaluelle medicament. and unlfke most of the patenvel articles of the dey, is used by many Poseiciens. It is particularly desirable in loca- tiors where physicians are pot pear, and in fami- lies will cften save the nece-sity of sending eut at midnight foradcetor A bottle should be kept in every house — Boston Thar. ay 21-Im E WASHINGTON WED a.m FRIDAY, © . and Lave SA TUEDA ning, at ie | Rreea.¢ | letter ep pes. free charge. AED SANITARY a1D ASSUCLATI Philadelphia. Pa Gearect PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. Gnaasp 312 AND CAN CAN PIOSIC GENEVA BuctaL CLUB, eter ard bar wil! be ryvsere the moat OOmbe sual DE 2 JCENEMA PLEASURE GARDENS, TRUKSD Sy. July 29,1569 te, 50 cos. admnitiing @ Gent. and Ladies. | ‘PSE FIRST GRAND FANOY BALL AT THE | SWAET SP: NGS, | Mo ree ccaty, West Virgiats, will take | PSSS2 eRIDAY. JULY 30. Mr LM stay. of Wachineto ccecmer. «Ibe present with | ct Dh gent Costanies. jest JAME3 CABBOLL. ‘NIC FameLy aaciE at ARALOSTA 4 JeUaNnn. = Bebey.JUL¥ TH 1569. Davis, UG. torch. iting ® gentlemaa and ladies—30 __ jy 23 2t SSP LLCT MCONLIGHT EXOUBSIUN. teamer C1CY OF WASHING- street wharf on | 4 J 8téw =s oo oD. Lama on soe baad == midnight Weber s full bease aud string bands ner W. W.COTT, | have Leen enzeged, Aud mo pains spaced ee toon La, will leave | tetethes . Tlekets $1; Der KE. tect of Hi-r MONDAY anc am an nt of thone on board adcols cf HOWA Bates or JUSEPa FEIES D246 Per y 25 8. ten a TUESBAY a 2 Ticket, t> ax from se oon on the Potema, (the x eakfast and Bepper, 30 conts each; « puer ania orm. 3.” > a JAMES SYKES, einieiahte taken a: the tow at rates | For parile: | Goueral Bupertatendnt. Agent. K F.and P Bailes, So. 30 Penusyi- — = wale area te) Le sav Aen | or the iets ; s store. Bevo avenue amd it } AMUSEMENTS. oard the be F knovse 108, /- SAVAGE, Proprict \ zsuawen ‘ails ope LI NG this week, tree! IR WILLIAM L. BAKES ALE LIN OF STEAMSHIPS BerWwren GIONS AND NEW YORE Hereafter the F so and VALLEY ¢ | HANTS LINK will mk: _— tr, BY San THES SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY Bi BEURAAMDSIS. | oe t toric ABE STOR: No. 304 © ¥ Bi Pier 29, Bost river. every SATURDAY at m. Leave GXURGETUWN every FRIDAY | mation apply toJOS L Gait | anew waar! footef Bigh st.. Geor,o- tos town. or at the corner of 17tb <trost an} their patronage, which Wor te merit. SMITd & STRONG On EXHIBITION 4Bo.4*6 ¥ AND SALI TH Street. AT MABKERITER’S, Srresr. No. 4~5 Seventh street, between D and treets. © Fight Doors above Oda fe an: Tork J. W. THOMPSON, rxaxpa:s | *$ et . ASD N.D.C. Korth From 63 Water street, Georgetown, AY at 3p m. Freight received at any Apply to Shades, Pictare Frame: s vor time. is. Rings, Bails, £e.,in District. HYDR & TYLE! CASH. "Please Remember Name and ‘Ha ed ly Water st town. D.C. os were BIDGE # 00,” — WM CLYDE ‘ {RABCIS REGEN fest? 14 Worth Wharves. Phila MITE VETEKLHA RY | SUBGEON, FIFTH Uffice at Nailor Brothers’ stables, B street, be- RAILROADS. tween 33% and 14th, opposite National Theatre. _ Beferences :—Major 32. Emory, = Cavalry, MG. U8 A. Nail Baxrmoxs axp on10 emzoan, i on, sth Garaiiy. U6. 9 ia” SOTICE. ‘The only place in the city to buy yeur BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS at reguler WHOLESALE PRICES is at STRASBURGER BROs., 373 Sevenrn Sraeer, Between laxy K, WHERE TBE LARGBST ASSORTMENT CAN awe BE FOUND. a FOR WAY STATIONS. Leave st 84. Ui. ‘and, 50 and FOR THE BEST TEAS AND COFFBES IN WASHINGTON OITY, GO TO THE HONG, 636 SEVENTH STREET. jelT-tt B. C. STEVENS, Proprietor. Hasvsx & HOLDER, MANUFACTUPERS OF OE CEBAM, WATER ICES, CHABLOTTES. JBLLIBS, & 267 Pennsylvania ‘avenue, corner of Nth stress, Js most reapectfalty announce to our numerous petrons and b| that, in with Sar extensive Restaurant for Ladies and Gentlemen. we bavi FOR PHILADELPHIA. extensive preparation for man Gall Oma bundey) at © A. M. aad | OBEAM, WATER ICES, YA ‘STABD, OHABLOTTE DE RUSSE. FROZEN PUNCBBS, JELUIBS, &c., Cs bang Bnest qualities en@ flevor, Wholesale and ‘Oar selection of have been made the principal dairies county, N. ¥., ocmmer article by all quantity by REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE & BROKERS Bo. 327 PENBA. AVENUE, South Bide, Between ecodauaiti. ep8-ly Sat Ww Weeks 2.000.000 38 Se 358 th and? or Arlington “Pear south end of the Long Brida M48 *LaNn a. f WINKS. LIQUORS, and depot of en.in's Philedelphte DRAUGHT ALB and POR- WHISKY, TAR Eee RCM. SHER ‘AED MISSOURI CURED. Winks, CiiaMPauN as, N. W. BUBCHEL: is CLARBE | WINES ete era0, 8 oH RTRE 1509 WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1869. t6,—Jas Qoome & DE *BoLBVALe Of Gow. 8.0% Ui... Five Twenues, ied Five Twenties, 1504 Five Twenties, Ines, Five Twenties. Jan. & J Five Twenties, Jan. & July. Five Twenties, Jan. & Jeiy, .. ei EVENING STAR. DENT s expected to retarn to this city, to attend the Oabinet meeting oa Friday. Carer Justice Cuase ani Mrs. Sprague ace at Concord, N.H. SecReraky RAwLtns retarsei here from Danbury, Connecticut. this morning. ADMIRAL FaRRAcuT and wife arrived a San Francisco last night. SBNator Buckiwcnam, of Connect: been ili, but is better. ut, has SoLictTcR BANPFIRLD, of the Treasury De partment, is at New Orleans investigating the sugar fraud cases. A MOVEMENT is being made among the army officers toas& of Congress next winter ac in- crease of pay. MR. IsmRRwoop, formerly chief of the Bureau of Eugineering of the Nivy Depart. ment, bas beem ordered to Mure Island, Cal. Hon, Joux P. Hate, it is said, will spent several months in traveliog in Earope before his retura to this country. MR. GREELBY and several other prominent New Yorkers passed through here yesterday enroute to Virginia Work IN THE PRINTING BURBAU at the Treasury Departmen: bas been resumed, anda number of mate and female employees rein- stated therei THE Capes of the Univd States Naval Academy at Annapolis yesterday artived at Portsmouth, England, on the practice ehips Macedouian and Savanah. THE MOST DANGBsovs COUNTZRFIIT of an internal Revenue Stamp yet discovered bas be-m received at the Revenue Bureau, trom Keokuk, Iowa. I; is a twenty-one pound tobacco stamp, value thirty-two cents. Cart. HARRison, commanding the Prac. tice Squadronof the Naval A:idemy, reports to the Navy Departmert that the sqaidron arrived at Coeroourg, France. on tae lin inst.; all well on boar: THE OrrickRs composing the boird of ex aminers of tbe revenue marine servica lave gone to New York on business relative tothe building of the new vesse's of that branct ot the public service, and will probably be adseur @ week or ten days. Secretary Bovtw ace has already received a large number of applications tor the position of Chiet of the Bureau cf Engraving and Printing at the Treasury Departinent, in place ot G. B. McUartee resigned. Tue salary is 53,00 per annum. ATTORNBY GENERAL Hoa® will } here about the first of next week fora visit to his home in Massachusetts, and will be absent about one month, during which time Assistant Attorney General Field will discaarge the duties of the offic Masters Henry Whelen and Chales E. Calahan have been ordered to ‘his city for ‘structions in reference to signals. Miulshipmen R.T. Jasper, Frederic Singer J.W.Carlin, Nathan E. Niles, and Cnaries Seymour have been ordered to Washington for €xamination for promotion. NAVAL Orpess THE CHANGE oF SUPERVIsoRs.—The im- pression that the Commissioner of Internal Revenue intends to appoint new superviso:s in place of those now in service is erroneous. The only change contemplated is that ot traas- ferring supervisors from one dis:rict to another. NATIONAL TSLEGRaPuic Ust« ‘Mr. Thos. H. Sherman has been chosen by the telegrapbers Of this city as Celegate to the National Tele- graphic Union, which meets at Portland. Me. on the third Wednesday in September, (15th) ‘William H. Young. Esq , was chosen alternate. Mr. Young 1s President of the Union. Tax Post Orrics DaraRtTwent.—Firat As- sistant Postmaster General Earle has made the followmg changes im the Department since March 6; Appointed, 4,561 postmasters; re. moved, 2,139; and aceepted the resignations of 1,663. Established 639 post offices, discontinued 190. and changed the names anc sites of 104, R&COMMENDED FOR OFFICE BY 4 SPrRit.— Among the applicants for a clerkship in the Internal Revenue Bureau yesterday was a lady who claimed an appointment on the ground that she was cordiaily recommended by Abraham Lincoln. Her recommendation she claimed. had been received trom the spirit world. She has not yet received an appoint- ment, AT THE (GiRAWD Batt at Long Branch, in Ronor of President Grant, last night, the dining-room was thrown open, and the bands of Gratulla, ot New York, Gillmore’s bind of Boston, and the Governor’s Island band com- bined, played “Hail to the Chief,” upon the President's entering with his wife, ex-Secre- tary Borie and wife, General Sherman and daughter, General Sheridan, and distinguished guests from all parts of the country. The bail ‘Was & great success. TREGOVERNMERT CegDIT.—Secratary Bout- ‘well is im receipt of a proposit‘on from a Gar- man houce in Frankfort to loan our Govern- ‘Ment $300,000,000 at five per cent. which the Secretary has of course been obliged to decline. His view is that we may, within a year, bor- Tow all the money we want at four per cent. or certainly at four anda half per ceat., and it is thought that he will mext winter advise such a loan tor the purpose of Fedeeming the Government bonds paying @ high rate of in- terei TuR Pustic Dant.—The expectation is that the debt statement for August will show a re- duction of about nine millions im the mon‘h of July, making a total of forty-turee millions since March 4. 1t is anticipated by Secretary Boutwell that be will be able to reduce the debt the first year of his adminstration fifty millions of doliars. There are seven months lect, but the receipts im those months are not expected tosum up very much beyond the ex- penses of the Government. Tne New OrLeaye Sv@ar Fravp.—It bay” ing been intimated to Secretary Boutwell tha tbe opinion prevailed insome quarters that ‘parties engaged in the frauds at New Urleans ‘would not be brought to justice on aecou: toe high position of some of the parties impli- cated, be replied Bat the parties will pe tried the evidence presented to the country and no compromice will be accepted even should more money be offered than is due the Govern- ment, Tae TexxusckR Ecucrion.— Secretary Boutwell bas iatimated Bis willingness to grant to the employees in the Treasury Depart- ment from the State of Tennessee ample time toretarn to their Bomes. so.as to vote at the approaching election. Many clerks will avail themeelves of this opportunity, and im order that arrangements for baif fare may be per- fected with the various railroad compauies, ‘we bave been requested to ask the Temmesteans fm this city who propose to go home to leave their names at the STAR office thie afternoon. Navat Oourt Martiat.—A Naval General Court Martial bas been ordered to conveas at the Navy ‘4 im this city on Thursday cext, for the wial of Surgeon Caaries L. Green, of the Navy, recently returned to tne United States im the U.S.S Nipsic, under the charge of disobedience of orters, &c. The Court will be composed of the followamg named officers, viz :-—Captain H. K. Davenport. President; Commanders John Lee Davis, A. W. Weaver, J. Young, A. W. Jobnsoa;Surgeons L. J. Wil- lisms and D B. Bannan, and John W. Bell, Exq., Judge Advocate. aN Goveanvent sting between Senor Ape the Cuban Jan‘a in New York have virtually been settled, it is said, by an off-r from Lemus to transfer the duties of his office of chief representative of the revolation- ists to Senor Marcias, so far as they pertain to the organization and fitting out of expeditions, imyimg arms, &:. Sepor Lemus wi.! how. ever, continue toast as the diplomatic agent of the Cespedes government. This compro. mise, it is understuod, is acceptable to both parties. Tae Jot Cexmitreg oy RETRENCE VENT, wbo have concluded <heir investigation o; matters in the New York Custom H uase—in- cluding Senstors Patterson, Scharz, Thurman, aud Representanves ker, Sheddon, Jenckes, Reading, snd Ben’on—will leave New Yoru on the Ist of Angust for San Francisco, where they will spend a week investigati Custom Honse matters. It bas been agreed by the committee that each member shall pay his own expenses. so that the trip will cos: the Government nothing. The railroad compames bave placed a Paliman car at the dispozal of the commi'tee, and will take them throagn without change from New York to San Fran- cisco. The entire committee is going. WasnIscTontans mm Sart Lake Ctv.. On our tecond page will be found a vary in- teresting account of affairs in Brigham Young's dominion, im a letter from the editor of this paper, who stopped at Salt Lake City a few days on his way toSan Francisco. The D-;- evet News, the Mormon organ, of the 19:0 inst. contained the tollowing notice of a portion of the Wasbingtom party who called upon the editor of that paper: Ja Town.—We bad a very interesting visit Ss morniug trom Crosby S Noyes Exq. and S. H. Kanttman, Eq , editors snd par: propri- etors of the Washington EvaniaG Srar, and medell. E-q, Washington correspond- e New York Trisune, who are ea route un Francisco, They feel themselves amply Tepaid for their vy. it aud regret that the want of time prevents them from making a loncer stay and seeing more of the city an 1 surround- ing country, LisnT Hovsgs.—The Congressional appro- Priation of $1,300.07, for the support ot the Light bouse Board, erection and repair of light- houses, &c., for the present fiscal year, ig now available, It provides for the erection of iight- Louses at the following points, and they wil! be constructed as speedily as possible: Halt Way Rock, Casco bay, Maine; Plum Island, Cape Hatteras, Oat Island, Point aux Herbes, Timbalier, Shell Keys, at the «Swash,” Texas: Grand ri Lake Eriv, Cleveland, Onic; Spectacie Reet, Lake Huron, Portage river. Lake Superior, Eagle river, Lake Sup=rior. On the Ist of January there were on the Atlan- tie, Gulf, avd Pacific coasts of the United States 383 light-bouses. lighted beacons, and floating lights, and of the same establishments on the northern and northwestern lakes there 124 making in all 507. The number of lights housekeepers, not inciuding assistants, is 5%. TuE CITY CounciLs.—Want of space pre- vents our moking the usual abstract of the Council proceedings last night. The Board of Aldermen had another protracted session, List- ing until after one o'clock a.m. About sixty nominations by the Mayor were contirmed, mest of them unapimously, and in only two cates wasany oppotition made tothenames sent in. Mr. Moore opposed the nomination of Mr. J.C. Brawner, sexton Eastern Burial Ground, because he was not a resident of the city, but As the office 1< of ne importance, and has no pay attached, it decided by the majority to not make the nomination an exception, id it was therefore confirmed. In the cree of Mr. Blies, the late Surveyor, who was nomi- uated for Superintendent of Sewers, Oarriage- Ways, &c.,a protest from Major W. H. Morse Sgainst the confirmation was presented, and during the controversy which ensued, in which Messrs. Connolly aud Mvore pariici- pated, some harsh language was used, and very unpleasant feeling mcited. A detailed Teport of what took place will be found in oar report of the proceedings. A great deal of 1m- portant business was transacted. all of which as noticed in our reg: port. InsesTicR TO Government EMPLoyers.— ‘Weare glad that attention is at ast being called tothe defects in the system of collecting in come axes from Government employees, both im the civil and military service, by which such employees have paid into the Treasury atleast twenty million dollars since the pass- age of the income tax act more than they are legally required to do by the revenue laws. This is done by deducting the income tax from army and navy officers and civil employees at the time of the payment of their monthly sal. aries. without giving them the opportunities which other income tax payers have of making deductions for house rent, losses in business, &c. Itus farther claimed that the wrong, because, as has frequently happened this year, Government employees discharged before completing a year’s work ani before receiving the $1 exempted by law, are un- able to obtain employment for the remainder of the year. They have nevertheless paid the pre rata montbly tax, wher. in fact they are Rot, under the law, required to piy auy tax whatever. DETR OF CoLLEcToR FLYNT .—The Col- lector of Internal Revenne of this District, Horatio S, Flyat, died at $0’clock this morning at his resinence, No. 331 New York avenue, between oth and 10th streets. He Bad been sub- Ject to hemorrhages of the lungs for some years, and was takem with one last Friday, which Prostrated him, but be was not thought to be dangerously il till last night, when he grew suddenly worse. He leaves 8 wite and one child, a little girl of two yenrs. Mr. Flynt was a native of Ohio, and was 47 years of age. He held various positions of trust, mostly in banks or fleancial institutions in bis native State, and came to this city in 1865, to accept the position of Cashier of the First National Bank here. This position he Leld till Inst April, when by the advice of his friends, and in order to stay, if possible, the Tavages of consumption, by epjoying a more Active out-door lite, he applied for the Collec. torship of Internal Revenue of this Districr, and received the appo!ntment om the 13tn of April jast. His death took his many friends hers by sur. prite, at ‘Was so recently seen On the street apparently in as vigorous health asever. His brothers-in-law, Hon. H. R. Harlbard, Comp. troller of Currency, who is absent from the city, and Judge Duniery, of Ohio, have ben telegraphed, and upon their arrival arrange. ments will be made for the funeral, which will take place on Thursday. MR. McCaRrzr’s ReeiesaTION.—A special Treasury Ni Tesigpation shall not take effec! of October. —__-<-e-_—_. ‘White muslin eve! dresses, oraem one ‘cay-colored , are very mai ‘worn by young ladies at the seaside, TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afterneon’s Dispatches. SERIOUS Rier 1 su ca CHARLESTON, S. C., July 27.—A negro riot, which at one time, threatened very serious sequences, occurred here last nigh’ occasion of the departure of a visiting base ball club from Savana! The cial ocrats, As the club was l-aving in a pro- c-tsion for the Savannah boat they were al- tacked with sticks and a shower of stones aud brick-bats by a negro mob of several hundred Men. Several shots were fired on both s:des. M»yor Pillsbury was on the ground, bu Sid he was powerless to quell the riot. and he called on Msjor Oglesby for the assi-t- sauce of the United States troops. The clab Was escorted to the boat between platoons of the eighth fnfantry, and followed by a large crowd of yelling anc infuriated negros= throwing stours, and compelling the soldiers 8t intervals to fac? about and threaten to tire. Several were wounded, mostly members ot the colored band. The affair causes intense indignation among the white people. THE + EVEN WISE MEN.” Pautapatrata, clave of the O:der Men, met bei folio ming Officers were present. Anthouvy Stmboia, of Lowsians. Seprme Archon Dr ( - P. Oliver, of Pennsyivanit, Supr 4 eattor; ‘Wm. Ger-tle, of Odio, Supreme Provost, ED. Langly, of Norfolk, Va, Supreme Inspector General: Col. U. . B Saltumore, Supreme Pri: a, ot Vir- ginia, Supreme H-sa’ a J. Balkser, of Pennsylyan preme Gnide: Levi Rosen. zweig. of Lou nd M Kua, of Louisi- ana, Supreme Wardens: Col. J. A. Dobso Supreme Ephor, of Maryland, and H. € Paxson, Supreme Ephor, of New Jersey. A very large delegation of Tepreseutatives from ail the States in which the Order exists were presen’. The Supreme Ar-bon’s address shows the Urder to be in @ progressive condition. A MAN SHOT DN CHURCH, Bancor, Marme, Jaly 26.—Mr. Gammings, ‘wor toa son of the late Uharies O. Rogers. of Boston, temporarily stopping at Matawam- keng, was =hot in a church at Winn, yesterday by the accidental discharc- stgl in bi pocket, the ball passing through bis shoulder ‘The wound is nota dangerous cae. Th: excite- ment in the church was intense THE PURCHASE OF Bownns.—There is no truth in the statement that Seer Bout well contemplates a discontinuance of the purchase ot bonds. The purchases wil! b> made every alternate week, as usual. Mr. N.G. Hichborn has written a letter ac cepting the nomination et the T-mp: Convention as their candidate ¢ Maine, __ The New York Krening /'~ calls for the severe punishment of the Wali s'reet usurers now on trial, in order to “secure ihe repeal of our absurd Usury laws ane ¢ Governor of Mr. Unarles Francis Ad dectimes to allow bis name to b» need in con. nection with the Governorship of Massacuu- setts, Tne PeNNsvLVaNIA Coat Trape.—The Philadelphia Leager thus cpeaks of the an- thracite coal trade he anthracite coal trae with each successive week largely i The tonnaze by the Reading rail tous, agains. | the same date in I~ an impcrease of i74.ue2 tons. The Schuylkill Navigauon Compaty aiso incrased 1's tonnage, having brouzh down for the week 23,052 tons, and for the sea fon 314, ns, against 6 tous io corres. Ponding time last seascn—2 decrea-e of 155,105 tons. Deducting the road’s increase from ‘the will be seen that the production of the Schayikill region is now bat 21,08; tons behind what it wasio the came time last year The tonnage reported by all the great carrying companies for the week ending on the 22! instant was 374,717 tons, against 155/039 tons i corresponding week Jast year, when the miners were on @ strike: aud for the year 6,463,350 tons, against 6,951.253 toms to same time last year, a decrea-e of 44), tous. The suspension last year lasted until the 2d of August, before the trade was fully under way again. In the ensuing four weeks, if nothing occurs in the trade, the increave in the sup- ply will equal at least 600,000 toms over the supply, of last year for the saine period. After August 2ith to the 3ith of November last year, when all the regions were ia fall blast, the quantity sent for the fourteen weeks was an average of 350,000 tonsa week, Giving & supply of 6,300,000 tons in round numbers. All the colleries are now at work in the different coal regions excep" the two companies in the Scranton region.” CUBAN Arwains.—The number of effective Tegulars in Spanis: y in Cuba is offi- it 32,000; volunteers, 4,000. The Tgente claim to have 6,000 regulars, besides mber of guerrilla bands. The Cuban i: si its BAve met recently with slight disas. ters A. and between Sague and Vill Clara; and, after a sanguinary fight, lostan entrenchment neat Santo Espiritu ‘The steamship Lord Lovell, which left Bal- empicbied Fru ee on Satur- lay evening Jape Henry by the Custom House authorities of Baitimore, on suspicion of being engaged in carrying arms and ammu- mation to Cuba. After @ thorough search the vessel was released, and went on her way. Lasor Movaments —The men employed in the various workshops connected with the Erierailroad are organizing to secure an ad- vance of wages. About two years ayo the ‘Wages of these men were reduced fifteen per cent.. and the men claim that they are now receiving lees wages than the men employed on other roads. A meeting of the men bas been called to forward the movement. The sum of $10 was received last week in aid Of the striking collar laundresses of Troy, $:5) ot which were from the Knights of S*. Cris; Brookiyn workmen take better to the co-ope- rative system than the New York men. The former city has nine co-operative associations and the latter four. Naw Covxterrsits.—The increasing num- ber of counterfeit notes, as well as the pro- fessional experts who pass the same wiit plausible and perfect facility, should cause people to look sharp when money is either Ppreeented to them to be changed or in yment for a purchase. There has n put in circulation, within a tew days, a well execnted counterteit $20 note, oe after the treasury issue, and well cal- culated to deceive. A large number of coun- terfeits cf the various denominations of frac- tional currency a fone — and too much Precaution cann: used to guard against them.—Phila. Inquirer. - = Forricw ExicRation.—From the week! statement of the commissioners of eration itappears that during the present gate, 159,019 emigrants arrived ai Against 125,549 for the apts trperetond for the last six mouths of and we have au aggregate at this one port alone of $3:8,005,000, Adding balf as much more for all theother ports of ithe Union, and We have a total trom forthe entire year of $477,057,000. From this source aione the national debt will wear steadiiy away. 7 Weston bas tailed again. 87 Garibaldi proposes to makea trip to Eng- land in the autumn. 87 The New York Tribune cays Chicago ws the rainiest place in the world. 87 Nearly one-third of the population of France live in cities. 7 The Earl of bhaftesbury bas ovened a home for m: linersand dressmakers !n London S7 Mrs Livermore intends to try to vote in Ohicago the next time. S7-Miss Nellie Harlan and snother young lady have taken up farms for themselves, nas Ger the Homestead law, in the Northwestern part of lowa. S7 Paper cravats, sbirt bosoms, snd ic She Fopmins gate Gate tare a wi ja ese Being Introduced abroad pee tps. “When a young S7-Josh Billings says we else. 1 like ‘to se man ain’t geod for an: Bim carry 8 gold. cave. If necan’t buy & cane, let him part bis hair in the middie!” to twenty days in jad LOCAL NEWS. ° THE COURTS. Carminat Covat, Judye Fis This morn~ chard Gases way, cop vict -d in of assault and battery, war sentenced to tem days in each. Ti victed of assaul: & Tecommendation to mercy, and rec additional ten days im jail. John Brown was convicted of petit larceny, and seutenced to jail for twenty days in jsil| Sames Baylor Page Baylor, convicted of riot. were sentenced Joba Cole, indicted to horse. stealing, was found guilty and s to two years in the Albany pesitentix the case of John Dann. convicted on the tustapt of assault apd battery, the senwne* was Teditin fine of ©10. In the case of James Masks ed tor rape, a nol entered in a cbarce of farcen offense) aza net Wm for petit larceny, was o: Cxrnans’ Covrt, J: the will ef the lau By Bankers’ an@ Brokers Gassaway, opera Lewis Johnson & Co quote stocks and ponds im bome and foreign markets as é New yore, Juiyz raph. James Mt. 1214 coupon, “34: Obie & Missi spp: Mart ® Semberinn ; 2 (second naw. The same party, victed. 2¢ Purcell.—To-day ‘ancy Green was ti probaie, She begneathes ¢> Ber dang! Fanny aod Maria, a cer: ies, Corner of Twenty- tenapts io COMMER, And the Test of her estate to her sons James, Etward, aod Thomas grandson James, ani #500 to ber das, Anne, vite ot Peter F She mominates g) go. ant, iis. C. M. Matthews, Erie iy: Timots, Eliza Smati was Faaxavone, ip orptans Lrvauroor, ti ¢ rs testamen’ary op the estate : 2 w —# muda, 5 market Td Godgie, Gidgin Ge cessed—pord 32,00. BarTinoms, Jai 10.0 F. steady, nud and Encaur pmest Tansaction of the routine t ACoption of resol ory of Messrs Ky aid Robert meeting of the bt, afer the ad the mem- sof Balumore, | $6 5':do extra ss sone of this ‘city, deceased | Veestern supertine ¢ meting, the fo lowing were 69. family => sune~ t Ted, 81.6548! Greer. MW. G. Ps A ve and edvanced M.E.G HP: H.C. yelow, @1.Was'.12 Hable. GJ. We GaG~; old, 70473. Pork Serite, E tive Ad vancine—r F.1 sboulder Well Street Yo-Day S agineiaw Assccts- | Mew Teme, Duy 27 — steady ant ev Dive the halts of this associa. | gem. M. schange, wded to bear the report ot the 97 gates from uy Venton. 1 just Teturaed | new | New Vork Flour aut ir CB. Barley thee to IHS. givt isrled report of the business af the Ogaventinn | New Fora, Saly 2 tebas “ athe Man 82d quiet, Wheat dull, , favor. Corn 122 oes. 7 der i a * * omissa: a | 1-68, by keocktng > | covldnt sustain co | fortune thrust upon Lim, an | Self when very drunk a short ¢ Temperance ©on- i2, OM che 25°R end to be there, mad ax uP & erand dem. DRATH FROM AN A Henry ©. Ramberger, w jmied yesterday morning. by falliog from a sadder front of th« bailding oa K s'reet, th and ith, ass a‘edim the >Tam ded at Dr. Kussell's drug sion k last nigh?, having bee meen. | the tine of tbe fall The decease $2 member of tbe Masonic order, and of the Eneklayers’ Unioz, wh> will attend hi of very bigh charact#r, oustration. 87-Prinee Arthar, of Pngiand, Whole days’ study of arti emg weering has received of the British Coun Qs being “well qui mimi either of the scienttic corps ot Her M army ———_ » SRQTEL TO THR Cowai DING ArraiR — pounce that Overcome with the “on which her cource had on ber, the young Jady who was d with ‘he cowhiding affair published epublican Of Yesterday attempted to y berse'f yesten by taking landioem Rt the residence of ber mober. Dr. Daulel Bogan was summoned and by his ssiilfui en- deavers antico'es were sdmiaisiered which = IRISIN? 1 BE GREAT VEGSTABLE Blood Purifier. XrTRIBSIin., bave had the effect of placing ber beyond | mat aangen Mnlosus | COMPOUND FLUID EArmact = ——e or ThE eepict on tim es IRIS VERBICOLOR Corsi er, beld an 1 OR Bell® ruas, Ann Fi cher, colores — no eri! gate an? retiable ren death. by the accident: ~ pistol, | TRE mort power'nt eat~ ant aye WAS Roticed 1n yesterday's Srat and a verdict | SREBE Coscovered tor the healing of mas wonderfe {the iris Versivolor : tored, bas bees brought nee and t< now taking ite stand es principal amoagthe Ulessings sf medicine, AS AN ALTERAT?! Wes rendered that she came to her de: Accidental bot from a pistol in the Ann Thomas; and the latter, who arrested, was released it acte directly upow the diocd ct © - Post Orrice IMPROvEMENT. — Improye- Correst of ait the tener ments are being made at the city post offl-r, igense oF nieleriogs Iofarn-as have whereby our ciizens can ob! eirscarrier” | plan! a eradicath peatralziag letters wey t the public eatranc> withont resorting om may nated. to the specixl point heretofore desig: Hereafter ail persons who have been * I OF THE Bax, Axe preN oar habit of obtaining or mailing letters at the car- | Diorsy. 8c, and will curethe must viruleuk rier department will dosoin the main office. | ebstinate cases of — RHEUMATISM AND GouT Rey. Jowx McNatty, pastor of St. Ste. | it is an unfailing re for phen's church, who has beer dangerously ill | BE! wate ia. e Tor several weeks past. is now coavalescent, | FECTION: and f And expects to leave for White Saiphur Springs DISEASES 0} in a few days. Baring hi ‘ater | it bes no equal. + ana absence Rev. Young, of St. Dominick's charch, will have charge of the pariah. — ey Larceny oF a Watcu.—Yesterday Jobn DIURETIC REMEDIES Thomas was arrested by Sergeant Steward, of | known tm the practice of medicine. Its excellent the sixth precinct, for yg taroeny of a watch Combination with etber ingretients from Saran Brown, tice Thompson TONIC QUALITIES order— committed Bim to jal of the highest not atimnlat but permanently invigorstt uy, ve = eens, and reptoping Me most vi ‘curative The reyal assent was given to the Irish | Bt Im cases Cherch bill in the House of Lords yesterday. | DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY. The snnouncement of the event in the Gom- y taking IBISIB, the bi od—wbich acne mons was received with cheers. The tele- aif bie noone fhe lind our tease graph purchase bill passed in committee, | fois renGering system per There was a decided majority in tavor of BER.—This medicine is making a permanent monopoly of the te’e- | qnackers, but the regular {ural graph lines. The Lords passed the endowed School bill. As the time approsches for the Harvsrd and Oxford Interuational boat race, interest im the event increases in Eagland. Betting is said to be in favor of the Oxford crew. Tbe yacht Cambria ix agaio triampa- ant, Daving beaten ali competitors in the ocean race of the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Ciab, one hundred miles, from Loweshaft to Hull. Two steamers of Hull, Eogiaud, collided Baltic Sea Supday night. Ove went down. Twenty-three of ber passengers and crew were drowned. The don Jimes Tefers to the effect of disestabli: «Tbe Irish Church now knows what it is ¥ stcau do. and for the firet time in its bistory bas @ reai honest, independent charac- ter, The Journal Official of France denies that J. Q. A. Warren, the American citizen ar Tested during the late riots, received ill usage, aud seks for a suspension of public judgment Pending @ judicial investigation into the cir- cumstapers. Marshal Neil Bas ordered that the number of cadets admitted to the schools be increased. The follow: “ 7 File at DEALERS IN FINE F, fare invited itil ae DAY, Angus: 9b, 1-39. tuth a one fh 3 G7 Bolwer is too infirm to appear often his cont iu the House of Larue: 2 ‘k bas not OF Mre. Mitchel. @7San Francitco contains nearly one-third Of ali the inbabitants of California.” ated 4°00 to pave tne ctgeneney Bas SPI m a oy sawdust and shavings. xa prea 0 was lt oP Tiana ot! ny A Mimaour attacked a litte * Sor ear that « surgeos Rag go rariy Gesiroyed @7-A southern be beld at Ri chmond during the Rerlcatares fair in November next. Cemereny —