Evening Star Newspaper, August 14, 1869, Page 1

eS ne EE, THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At the Star Building, Dotiacs. No’ papers jon ger than paid for. pablished om Priday ball a year. SUMMER R ORTS. . TLANTIC CITY. N 3 “LIGHT HOUSE COTTAGES.” onthe Isiand Most Good ant safe = from — This favorite resort having beew thorough! revovated. b jucrearea cottages and dations, will be opened conption cf Visitors or the : Fi a wm the eubtoriber soucit continuation of patronege. pee ai oremee weeeeeee 2 SO be "14 00 TOHBLL. HINGTON WED. | BAY ta aod caallae STEAMERS +-9AVE ESDAY. 60 10:% a.m BATDRDAT. 6 otelack « LTIMORE TURSDAY <r m. Ty ‘Bg. Koing au retarning, Rossiynn rocse. On) Herat: crposite Georectoren. ‘This elegant end attractive summer re treat Is new o ¢ publi: the progr deem it Weal atention te tts high, airy, andthe unéurpassed vi it rythine the most cooking shail be and polite, and Arges ressonabl Roestyne may be reached by the Aquedect by ibe Long Briige vie Arlingt: rs ~ a . JES! SYEES & CHADWIOK, Proprictors._ SOCK TON HOTEL. sre CAPE MAY.N 3 Witt Ores on Tux 24TH oF Jone, 1569 is Hotel has been erected within the past year, Fords ample accommodation for nearly See thensead guests, and is furnished ecani to apy of the leading hetels fn the roe k tH thell, address for terms, fe. unt A PETER GARDNEB. Proprictor, ree a. BOT Walnue strest SPECIAL NOTICES. ELLIS’ IRON BITTERS, Will enrich the blood tag watery and week are ing © safe and valuable end to the system, Imulant in their n may possess tonic ties, cannot give the the Trem Bitters will give, Biks. Chemi st. LL & BON, Peansy!vania BON. ee tonic to impart toe tabl ayia BER Prepared by Washington by avenue and 14th street. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. PERRY DAVIS’ PAIS KILLEB is really a juable medicament, and unlike most of the It is particutariy desirab! © where physicians are not near, will often rave the necessity of sending out at bottle should be kept in Island with bis tamil: idnight for 2 doctor every house ~ Bi ¥-HELP FOR red, desire s better MA. my 19-e03m Ss SS PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. GB45D CONSULIDATED EXCURSION MOUNT yar TUESDAY. ave WaWasi t ‘3d street “rof the Committee FOF te Coun. GOODH ART Secretary, [°° MOUNT VERNo leamer ARROW, ves her wharf, ptsin Thomas Stack. NURSION TO ¢ OLK AND WASHINGTON. REGULAR LINE. Geore-to THURSDAY, at 9 o'clock sm , and Galt’s wharf, foot cf 7th street, at 10 o'clvck & ™m stopping at i, @lymont. Smith's Point. Piney Point Alerandri: Pota: Lockout. Fortress Monroe. Oid Point Com- Children 3 fort. and Norfolk, V; The vo connects at Fort 4 Dont for Oobie heleeg Mt Fort Monroe with the rurning and FRIDAY at ¢ o'clock i ae. 35 Excursion Ticket, to and from Nerfolk. $5 ™. Kfast and Supper, 30 cents each; State room, ¥ ken at the lowest rates. For artic. GEO E MATTINGLY. Ticket Bailrosd. No. 30 Pennsyl- ven: oT For tickets apply to J L. SAVAGE Hardware Store, Pesnsy!vania avenue and l0th street, or on doard the boat. JO8. L. SAVAGE, Proprietor. EB RROUSE. agent vote Mescuasts: LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BRTWEEN WASHINGTON 48D NEW yoRK. Hereafter th. JOBN GIBSON LEY CITY, of the MF RUHANTS will make & NEW, ips beween - DSIA, WASHINGTON. « as follows: Leave NEW YORK ast river. every SATURDAY nt GRU BGETOWN every FRIDA : LT EW ST. DOMINIO! = UNDAY. AUGUST 16, 156: Steamers will leave Seventh street eS m..1 and & ve Glyment at 3,7 BRASS AND STBING BAND has ed. The committee will spare no pains to meke this lighttul excarsion of the leas gi for LZ jetzerott’s Music Stores; Wri, Drag Store rag Store. corn: Shame 7th and & streets, Is! aud J. H. i} leave NOBPFOLK on TUESDAY | tionery Stores. m. nd Ce Horpock's Confeo- co! . ‘ARBANGEMENTS, NAILOB BROTHERS STABLES, aot COMMITTEE OF Osmusvsezs ror Pro-nics AMUSEMENTS. THE SUBSCR} moved their ART ST avenue, to No. 4 Mth streets, in Hooe’s Gur new store will be opened to the public as itted up, with new verything in our line IBERS HAVE THIS Day RE from No. 304 Pei 243 F atrect, b it can be properi ‘Rdid assortment o| ‘ing the public for past tinuauce ef thelr patronage, which mes endeavor to mer: SMITa & STRONG. ALEXANDBIA a. WASHIN AND GEOBGETOWS. D.C Regular eailic: day from 14 North = Philadelphis, SATURDAY, From 6% Water street, Georgetown, WED! DAY. ats >. m. Fretabt ved at any time. Apply toe St 887 SPE & TYLER, 63 Water st Georgetown. D.C. M. ELDRIDGE & 00 Alexandria. Vs, WM. CLYDE & 00 Wharves. Phi! Wasnine von, 1868. ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MOBE and WASHINGTON AND THB WEST. 0 follows, vi: are now run 5 eatty eOR BALTIMORE, Ang Rr Poe Ae a FOR ALL WAY STATIONS, Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7 and 9:30 A.M. end 2.50 ana's.20 P.M. OB ANNAPOLIS M. and 4:20 P.M. Ho lis junday. aes and 9-30 aud 7:45 SUNDAY FOR BALTIMORE. Laere gt 8 A. M..and 12:45, 2.30, _— - WAT STATIONS. Leavest SA. Mand 2.50 and 7:45 3 PARTS OF THE WEST. BALL Leave dsily, except Saturday and Suuday, at 7 mM 50. and 7:49 and 9 P.M '. M. only. con- at Station with trating from Balti- More to Wheeling, Parkersburg, &. Through tickets to the Westcan be had at the Washington Station Ticket (Office at all hoars oi the day. Also. at the Company's Office, £06 jivante “avenue.” Pashnaere parchasing enue office can there arrange to have thetr baggage called for and checked at thetr residence, taken to the depot. and put in the bag- For New York, Philedsiphia. and Boston, see or Line. ‘J. L, WILSON, Master of ‘Transportation LM. COLE. "General Ticket Agent. em GEO! 8. KOONTZ. General Agent. "TP S80UG8 LIne BETWEEN WASHINGTO LADELPHIA, ABD Wasuryeto! . between WASHINGTON AND SEW ware Ee thse FOR we Ss Lea ily (except a Send? Pa nea) at 243 FOR PHILADSLPHIA. = ‘M., and Phie ie, Now Tork or ‘at all Seteeret' eaue office can to call Rave deggege | giles for ad cheated at bate utc Railroad sdvertisoment Master of Se eriee tees ee cu ia HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN BDA = LYING-L9 HOSPIT. * ON EXHIBITION AND SALE AT MARKEITER’S, No. 485 Seventh strect, between D and E st: Do ve Udd Fellows’ Hall. Evgravings, Chrom Na Git in the District ember Name and Number. SOTIOE The only place in the city to buy your BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS WHOLESALE PRICES STRASBURGER BROS., 373 Seventu Staeer, Between Llano kK, WHERE THE LABGEST ASSORTMENT VAN THE RHINE ao Amerien in COUNTESS GISELA. By the author of the “Old Maniselle Secret.” Part 1... < Se IBLE. Ortgin and history ible, both the Canonical aud STOWE ON THE B of the Books of the Bi! the Apocryphal, Js not, what it i e Pictorial Field Book of the War of 1812. Biography. Scenery, Belic: tase br for American 1 ral hundred en; ton’s American Annual Oycl er of Important Events of the year 136s, half DAISY, 24 yolume; b: Wide World,” *Queechy,” e MOBAL BEFORMS. Coxe. author of “Wide, tO eneeee gis by Bishop Cleveland ee CABMINA CRUCIS; by Dora Greenwell All the New Books to be hed at PHILP & SOLOMON’s, PECIAL NOTIOB yas S A.M, ead ‘The citizens of the mae te reepectfally in- ROBERT FULTON & CO., 511 NINTH STREET, P. M. train | Hove recently made extenstve arrangements for LOANING MONEY ‘ao. MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT THE LOWEST BATES. Bums of $1,000 and over, at 234 per cent. + Baltimore, An- VEBY DAY DAYS BXCRPTED,) OPEN BVHOM 6 hou. 20 Ore ricabia fue bisreion~*™ “ior FOR THE BEST TEAS AED COFFEE IN WASHINGTON CITY, GO TO THE HONG, 636 SEVENTH STRERT. B. 0. STEVENS. Provrtetor. ngage Bil’ve sold at the following The Grocery Store of Dy Oonnelly sols Dros Store, corner of &th and Esta, ‘Oroply’s Drug Store, 110 Bridge street, Crha price wil be the same at all of the. sbove L850 Bisco Star. WASHINGTON, D. C.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1869.1 EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL Ravexve —The receipts to-day from this searce were $35.56. HENRY D. Coox, E has gone to Fire AcTtNG SECRETARY E1caaRDson has con- firmed the nomination of Julius A. Morrell to be cterk in the New York Custom House, PROrosALs for erection of a N: Hospital &t Annapolis, will be opened at the Navy Department at noon on the 3ist instant. ALEXANDER FULTON, Esq., late Supervisor ef Internal Revenue for Maryland and the District of Columbia, was recommissioned this morning without reference to territory. Cox meporE JaRvis, U.S. N., died at Gene- ya, Mo., Thursday, aged 74. He entered the Navy in 1812. and has been on the retired list for many years. HoN. Tuomas L. TULLOCK recently appoint- ed collector of this District, returned to Wash- ington yesterday afternoon, and will enter upon the discharge of the duties of his office next week. POSTMASTER GENERAL CREsSWRLL left here yesterday for his home at Elkton, and will not return for ten days. He still carries his arm in a sling. but is rapidly recovering from his recent injury. THE LARGE DISTILLERY of Mountjoy, in Philadelphia, has been seized by the super- visor there for s violation of the internal rey- enue laws, and the night storekeeper and auger arrested. The day storekeeper ab- sconded when the seizure was made. SEIzED POR VIOLATION OF THE Customs Laws.—Information has been received at the Treasury Department of the seizure of the Brig “Mann White,” by Special Agent Bing- ham, at Bos‘on, for & violation of the customs revenue laws, A PosTaL CoNvenTion establishing a re- ciprocal exchange of correspondence between the United States and British Honduras bas been concluded wtth Great Britain, and will be carried into operation on the ist of October, 1889. Quick TRIP To THE PaciFic.—Maj. Gen. French, recently assigned to duty on the Pacific coast, who left here with his family on the sth instant arrived in San Francisco on the evening of the 13th, stopping one day at Omaha, not missing a ccunection or meeting witn an accident. THB CONGREssioNaAL CovMITTRE ON Re- TRENCH MENT, together with Senators Morrill and Cattell, of the Finance Commutee, and D F. Murphy, Senate reporter, left Jersey Uity jast night on the Woodrult silver palace car tor San Francisco, via New Jersey, Pennsylvania Central and Fort Wayne railroads. Several ladies accompanied the party. Repvcine Tuer Pay.—Acting Secretary Richardson, upon the recommendation of the Commissioner of Internal Révenue, this morn- ing issued an order reducing the pay of assist. Ant assessors in North Carolina and Tennessee from $5.50 to $5 per day; those in the Guif States from $6.50 to $6 per day, and those in the Territories on the Pacific slope trom $5 to $7 per day. Suir Canal AcRoss THE IsTHMUS OP Da- RizN.—Kear Admiral Charles H. Davis, re- cently returned to the United States in the steamer Guerriere, from the command of the uth Atlantic fleet, has been ordered to make arrangements for a survey of the Isthmus of Darien, with a view of obtaining information Ais to the feasibility, cost, &c., of constructing & canal across the Isthmus Postal APPOINTMENTS.—The Postmaster General bas appointed George W. Soper postal clerk on the cars between Boston, Mass., and St. Albans, Vt., vice S. E. Bailey removed: also, Robert Sheads mail route messenger be. tween Hanover Junction and (jettysburg, Pa ; John W, Allen postal clerk on the cars be- tween Bostcn and Orleans, Mass., vice Marcus ‘M. Nye resigned: and S. M. Hartley postal clerk on the cars between Chicago, Ill, and Davenpert, Lowa, vice R. Anderson removed. ENFORCING THE RULBS,—Acting Secretary Richardson yesterday issued a circular calling special attention to the second paragraph of the rules of the Department, issued June 1. 1569. An accurate daily account must be kept of the time each clerk and employee is absent from his or her work, exther by coming late or by leaving during or before the close of busi- ness hours. A report of the time lost will be made to the Secretary on the last day of each month, and hereafter a proportional gart of the pay will be deducted for every such ab- sence. unless caused by unavoidable necessity, evidence of which mast be furnished. Tne New ORLEANS SUGAR FRavups.—Mr. Kinsella, Special Agent of the Treasury, has returned here from New Orleans, where he in- vestigated the recent sugar frauds. The per- son implicated in the said frauds set up asa defence that they imported the sugars in good faith, that they were weighed and appraised by officers of the Government, that they were voluntarily leftin the custody of the Govern- ment, and no attempt ever made to remove them; that iferror or fraud has been committed by the Government officers, these facts pre- clnde the hability of sugars or owners, and that, if other lots of sugars have been fraudve Jently put upon the market, that fact does not justify the seizure of sugars which have neve been taken trom bend. PRESIDENT GRANT, accompanied by his family, made & pleasure trip over the Erie Railroad yesterday. He reached Susquehanna from New York at 3.10 p. m., and after inspec- ting the extensive shops of the railway at that piace left in a special train for Horrelisville. At Binghampten, Uswego and Waverly large crowds thronged to greethim. He arrived in Elmira at 7 o'clock last evening, accompanied by a delegation of leading citizens. A large @oncourse of people were at the depot to welcome him, and on being introduced to the crowd, he was enthusiastically received. The train was delayed about fifteen minutes, anc during that time crowded around the car to shake hands the President. He left for Corry, Pennsyl: where he expects to spend a few days in looking through tne oil regions. NickLE CENTS OF 1857 AND 1653 WORTH ONLY made public the following letter: “Sir:—In reply to your letter of the 10th in- stant, asking to be informed if the one cent coins issuec in 1257 and 1858 are worth consid- value. The sole object of this opera. . Ti le “4 thn et confer ® public benefit.” Very re- epee ey A RICHARDSON, Acting Secretary. ‘Tur Heatta or Hox. Gto. Psasopr not having improved apy at the Virginia Waite phar Springs, be will retarn to Baltimore, @ special car was yesterday sent upto bring him over the road. ‘The Working People. | strike prevails at present among iyers of New Yorm city, im conse. | quence of the increase of by the masters. The follows :—On the: TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, ———_e——_ VICE PRESIDENT COLFAX. Saw FRAancrsco, August 13.—Vice President Colfax and party reachea here to-night. fiat dere tah erst THE TENNESSEE U. s. SENATOR- SIP. crigitiot is sirike tess | sgrcement was eawred in'0 with the i} me as wi pena yer by the latter covenaated not NAVAL Onpere.—Assistant Surgeon Eras- mus ©. Dunning has been detached from the Dictator and ordered to the Severn, on the 234 ur strike, the employers compiained of the hardsbips en. dured by them in consequence of the restric- ber of Apprentices. men took this into consideration, a1 ployers were alioweu to em asserted Assistant Surgeon James M. Scott has been detachea trom the Juniata and ordered to the The orders of Assistant Surgeon Abel F. Price to theSevern have been revoked, and he bas beew ordered to the Jumata. son vs. Etheridge. NASHVILLE, Ang. 14.—The election Senator by the Legislature is exciting general Emerson Etheridge and Audrew rominent pro: t ersiood that! tne Banner take grounds strongly astrike. Ata meeting of Union No.4 theopin- jon was expressed thal a strike at the present time would be ill-timed, trom the immense | umber of pon-society men and emigrants now seeking employ: money 8s possil finally resol ved that no action should be taken resent, asthe strike of No.2 ‘unreasonable. . Thy ers’ strike in New York still continues, with Re immediate prospect that prices will be arrived at. The plate strike also still continues. A w York city among the cabinet urepe by Cable, and Oxford crews were out in their boats yesterday, both showing good pace z The afternoon of Wednes- instant, has been finally agreed to and appointed as the time forthe race. The Harvard crew is composed for the race as fol- Fi Lyman, Simmons. Loring. The capture of Derry was daly cele. rts of Ireland yesterdey. fast had speech making, of to-morrow against Johnson. esse eM OR Bah. lam MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY ROB SON AND PARTY. PHILADRLPHIA, An; Robeson, in the macter at Admiral Porter arrived here in the T: was considered ‘and afters short visit to the city | tall This morning the of the Nav; Admiral, sccompenied wy Dommecne made an inspection of the navy yard. ‘cretary received the officers of the yard and station in the Commodore's office, ‘The visitors will leave for New York this League Island to make -clads. They go from Boston, Portsmoath, The Orangemen at Processions and camnon shooting. The committee of the French Senate To- examination of the senstas con- sultum. An amendment has beer introduced providing that in case the Senate reject the bill by }, & jommt committee of Sen. ators and Deputies be appointed to adjust the disputed points. The project empowering the general councils to elect members of the Senate is disapproved by amajority of the committee. The assertions recently made in some journals that the Porte had information of a letter com- Promising the Czar are pronounced utterly false; no such letter exists. The only corres- pondence exchanged in regard to the Viceroy ‘Was 8 notice sent by the Austrian government at it was the intention of it the Russian eourts, ard to this @ favorable reply was returned by the Caza: ‘The lowness of the river Nile excit attention. The water is lower than it has been for one hundred and fifty years. The prospect for cotton 1s favorable. ‘The crop is estimated at 1,750,000 cartos, Twelve priests have been arrested at Burgos, charged with taking part in the Carlist insur. Prevailsin Ni r’s each. A strike is in pr ers of Cleveland, Oni, in conse: Teduction by the bosses of five cents in prices mas. held recently, the following bill of prices was ugh timber, “0 cents per barrel: long bucks, rough beads, 70 cents per bbi.; shor! rn 65 cents per bbi. bucks, machine heads. 60 mts, cen machine staves, smooth joints, 50 cents per bbi. Strong efforts ‘are bei neral,and a fui ‘with to support atternoon, stop ‘an inspection of the fron: port, - H., and Eastport, Me., at which peint their trip will terminate. ‘ogress among the - accompanied by his ‘went on board this morning, and will remain on board until the close of the The visitors were called y by ex-Secretary Borie and cents per bbi. im this morning Petersburg tl mmodore Steed- Ismahi Pasha to ¥ to render the ikers who may need mber two thousand, 2 mployed by twelve | firms, are ona strike. The cabmen of Torunto. Sr ARAILROAD CONTROVERSY IN THE WEsT. CHICAGO, August 14.—The United States, Tepresented by Joseph Glover, U. Attorney, last evenizg, declare “unconstitution: the last Legislature filed a'bill seeking to Al and void, the act of of jinois, aon: the Lake Front to certain railroad comeeeian, The bill proceeds on two grounds. First, the ‘ogation of the rights of the in trust for pub- interference with which by the constitution, is sub- le i ess. recently made by the city a ibmen of Hamilton, Vani have resolved to assist their brethren in Toron- The j ‘men masons of Newark. N. J., who bave been on @ strike, have accepted the Proposition of the employers id the men will go to work al joemakers employed by a large firm in New- consequence of am age Tega’ iborities. The rant is in der Narrow Escape rrom a AGerman named Miller. lately arrived in this country, bearding in Happy alley, back of Ann street, came pear losing bis life yesterday ina singular manner. room, in an upper story, unloading a huge iron-bound chest, abont the size of and twice as large as @ three-story Saratoga trank. When he had nearly completed the work, and while leaning over to get some e bottom of the chest, Miller lost ns His heels struck the brought it down, making him a tast risoner by means ot a spring lock attached. he old-fashioned strength of the chest and fastenings resisted the prisoner’ to break his bonds, half-stifled cries could not be heard other inmates of the house, who were all The agony of the moment was intense, as may be well imagined, considering the nar- Tow confines of such a prison and the remote- Fortuna’ely, the window of the room was open, and the suppressed cries of suffering were beard by a iady im an adjoining yard, who instituted inguirtes, and these led imyestigation, mm which the searchers were directed to the trunk by the moans of the imprisoned man. There was no time tor de- An axe was speedily brought to bear upon the trunk and the lid forced open. The wor man was found to be almost exhausted, at WAS soon revived by the fresh aur and Proper applications, though it will be some days before he 1s co! fright the accident b OCKING DEATH. States as owner in fee is to pay Sta day, lic uses, and second it is an it that rate. The | Mills s do. ave struck in alleged attempt to reduce thi He was alone in his a DESTRUCTIVE FIRE, RTON, St, LAWRENCE ‘This morning a fire the basement of T. Coldwell’s store, Block, which resulted in the total destruction ings below the post office. rty destroyed includes the Plain. There was no wind, and through the exer- ons of the citizens the Hodgkin House w: saved. Total loss $72,800. ©o.,N. ¥., August was discovered in A CURIOUS CASE OP HYPOCHONDRIA. Gaston Ferret, a Creole, age, employed as a clerk store on the corner of Bayou nade street, New Orleans, nr gain the affections of Maggie Walker, of 31 Rampart street, between Custom House and nths’ courtship, called upon her on Thursday in the back yai residence, and after satisfying himseif from her own lips that she loved a clerk in s mission bouse on Canal str Colt’s revolver He then placed the muzzte to sent a bail upwards through the bis brains ought to have been. ordered io the Charity Hospital, ani her sent for, as Ferret, thongh still alive, was evidently dying. He lay upon bis back, breath. ing heavidy, and a sanguine tide issuing trom bis mouth. The ball in its course through his head bulged out biseyes, rendering hideous bis face, blackened by while over the bout 32 years of & confectionery road and Espia- ot being able to of all the buildi poe STU MORE RAILROAD ACCIDENTS, 14.—A train on Northern Central Railroad, seven miles wes: of Harrisburg, was thrown from the track rock that rolled upon the sengers are reported wound- gineer killed and flreman missing Martm Krauss bad both legs crushed while sage on the freight train on the William Killinger, tell off while shifting cars near the stock yard, and was killed. Harnissure, drew « large he left cheek. sown chin and ness of all help, this morning by Pennsylvania railroad. the congealing blood je lips had settied a bloody, the pocket of Ferret was found the eubjoined letter: “1 havyeso much endured that { am tired of after a long struggle between is to finish my life with No man can imagine What I bave sutfered in the last ten years. Ten yearsago 1 swore to kill myself at thir of age if my condition im life Rad not changed betore tnat time. Instead of getting betier, 1 bave sunk from bad to worse. through all the passions that can torture a ‘ ofall love—accursed love— bad to give the last stroke to my existence. But I cannot leave this cursed world alone. am bound to take before I die the life of the woman I love madiy, and by whom I have been (made) so much unhappy for the last For my part, 1 see death a sweet es, because 1 am positively Post moriem mihi FROM AUSTRIA. Vigwwa, Aug. 14.—The Presse, the Gevern. ment ergan, says ibe business relations tween the Turkish and Lombard Companies bas been entirely broke: Baron Von Beust, in a 5) rath yesterday, defended the Budget, and said the ninintenance of peace would be easier if the defensive forces of Austria were not dim: ly over the terrible excited unusual interest among tbe tril education, and, it is expected, will be av by a larger number of teachers than b: assembled upon & similar occasion. Under h in the Reich. | lnfe and death, m: this bloody tragedy. New Yorr.— Messrs. Choy-Chew and Chinese merchants from are stopping at much attention curiosity seeke 0 San Francisco, who he Metropolitan Hotel, attract They are visited not only by . but also by our merchants, who thus find an opportunity to acquire much valuable information in regard to the trade of the East, which is now almost brought to our doors by the opening of the Pacific railroad. Mr. Choy-Chew is a young man of abont 25 ears of age; but bis companien is much older, aving Teacbed bis 43d year. ished in manver, and speak They wear loose-fitting blue fla toning close to the chin and cut in t style. Their heads are closely shaven, at the crown. from which depends the | ‘ail, so dear to the Chinaman. hats of the finest texture complete the toilet. The youngest visitor is the San Francisco agent of the Pacific Mail He is also a member of the San Francisco house Wo & Co., dealers in tea, and all other kinds of China provisi: Man is a member of the firm of Uhy, rters and dealers in anion crape, red silk shawls, lacquered wood, &c. N.Y. Posty With. Riot or CoLorgp Troors in Havana. Some of the reports trom Cuba have given e aggersted accounts ot the disturbance with colored soldiers in Havana on the zd inst correspondent of the New York Journal of Commerce says:—“The affair took place on the occasion of the embarkation at Havana of tour hundred colored intant to the scene of action; an immense crowd was gathered to do them honor. freely distributed, and a disturbance ar ic ensued, which no one can explain, but ‘was not political. Confusion and pell-meit fighting continued twenty er thirty minutes before order was restored. twenty were bad; soldier, who was infuriate with bad caped from the wharf, and, passing through one of the chief thoroughfares, attacked every one encountered, until city was not disturbed b; whart, as, before know! of the row bad sprea | Bokxelen, formerly State Saperiatendent 1 | Pabhe Instraction in Maryiaud, a program: eee FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. August 14.—On the evening of the i2th stant, a train on the Milwaukie and St. off the track near St. Paul. man heart; the las. Paul Railroad ran Patrick O’Connor, Page, engineer, seriously wounded: and Chas. eed, Jr, baggage master, was injured slight- frs who participate im the deliberations, and be profitable to those who may have to i wsiate for public schools, Liberal arrange ments are said to have been made with the railroads and Trenton hotels The citizens of Trenton have appointed a com. mittee Of reception, who expect to provide for Both are pol- lish fluently nnel suits, but- thing before my ey: Port Huron, MICHIGAN, August 14.—The steamer Silver Spray and the propeller Comet collided near the St. Olair river last night. nk in fifteen minutes after ud her passengers and Were brought to Port Huron by the Comet. REDDY, THE BLACKSMITH. Saw Francisco, August 13. dismissed the writ of habeas co) of Com. Varley, alias Reddy, and officers started for New Yor! This letier, together with a sealed one. taken from his pocket by Captain Oai The sealed leter was ad- thur Malssague, and has Among the novelties at the the educational bazar, exhibiting all che lates: preductions Biture, apparatus, charts and text-books, Twenty rooms in the model school building have been set apart for this purpose and be occupied by firms representng a capital ‘The wi Chief of Police. dressed to Mons. Art not been broken open. en ernies Tae KwiGHTs oF Sr. Crisp: Powerful trades organization in New York city is the above—of men working at the shoe busmess. Their growth has been rapid, and now includes the greater portion of the shoe- makers of the city and vicinity. T ‘The Silver Spray s she was struck, Steamship Company. over twelve millions of dollars. the large assembly rooms in whic! are to be held will be covered part With the charts and models of various kinds With which the lectures will be illustrated. lodge was the “Team” Shoeinakers, orgamized | One lecturer alone, Dr. McUlintock, of Pai eighteen months ago. — then, the organi- zation has spread rapidly, five lodges bei now in existence. berin, us im the case ———$— THE COTTON CROP. Maumruis, Ang. 14.—The prospects for a cot- ‘sre less favorable than was calcu. this vicinity will be no delpbia, 7 will several thousan: larger than last year. ———__ CARLISTS AROUND. Pais, August 14.—Several additional bands ppeared in different parts of ‘y. Itissaid theyare by no means to divulge the ‘A teacher ‘might travel a thousand miles and ‘ngth of this union may be | not see as much of the Iatest improvements in the apparatus of his profession as be will find ceasion. try, about moving inferred from the fact that at the time the first lodge was instituted the shoemakers were earn- ing low wages and ‘Working long hours, while to-day they are receiving good pay and work- ing not more than ten hours. De: of Carlists have a; pay tose whose establishments are under the com, trol of their journeymen as far as relates to the question of wages.—N. ee WHAT 18 SAID oF THE CuINEsE.—Senor de ‘Mas, late Spanish Minister at Pekin, writes of ba and in tne e Philippine long resi: And says dreds of the Obinece thousand dollars capital; five 00, and ope is worth $400,000, ly & few years since the Uninese In the Philippine Islands, the Chinese and their race they are proprietors ot most of the tell 3 po peed) and the natives, igent, sini The Ubinese ust . Some eighteen or Sea ee DEATH OF MARSHAL NIEL oF bruised, and one colored ERANCE. toms of a return to simpler styles. Eipping to see once more the {1 uguat 14.—Marshal Niel, Minister ming—for many of our {, —________ INSURRECTION SUPPRESSED. August 14.—The ineurrec- ‘oke ont in Kirghiz a uring Outskirts, that made figure look almost “dampy.” The pamier is HOt SO prononce As it Was, And Will soon be one of the curiosities of the past. in another season we witl marvel at the consummate bad faste that ever resuscitated such an eyesore. The chignon bas given place to braids, and it= once most ardent admirers exclaim against it They denounce it asa monstrous @ ment; a bideons proturberance: a ri absurdity. wnich ought never to bave been pt Uys ngthemel . | tolerated, which outrages common sense and wernt nog pero correct taste alike. All very trae, and the Chinese in Cu nds, where he in Cuba some hani bave got a few or six, about $200, though it is on] colonization be; where itis older, St. PETEerspure, tion which recent! county has been entirely Granp Festival or tig F national festival of the Fenian Brotherhood took place on Thursday afternoon in Jones’ Wood, New York. It was one of the greatest successes of the season, between six and eight thousand persons having been admitted. Head Centre Jobn O’Neil. together with the whole Senate of the Brotherhood, and District Ventre Carey, also honored the festival with their latform and all the open spaces ‘with garlands and banners, in conjunction id ever-moving g was indulged in until nine o’clock in the evening, Mulligan’s full brass —— ee me roeerand | Tae Prats Painraae’ STaIKE. Gartee, the Superintendent of th Printing Department at Washington, was in it is stated’ that he the day with both ial Bank Note com- ted on the importance of 'y of fractional yesterday, bad interviews during the American and Nation: panies, and insis B large quantit being sent immediately to ers augur much good ‘The strike committee sat all day yesterday ai presenting a prett: irs, We will send you A commanication in munch theecten tare ee received from the Philadelphia ‘who ed aul = money the quire, 000, vate letter well known plate praue at Washington assertion yaiation of fifty ly two lulllions bave availed these advantages. It is shown that, FINANCIAL 4ND COMMERCIAL. During the week ending to-day there nas Deen received by the Treasurer of the United ‘States $213,800 mm fractional cerrency from we The ameunt forwarded during the same pe_ Aebencrs tae: ul ant The amount Ams ved > BVN34T; date, F975; circulgtion outstanding, 761.531. —~—— -___. Government Wasutmeton, August 11, 1869.—Jny Cooke & ‘Co. furnish the following ‘qeotauens of Gov. eS Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph, Janes # ve Gassaway, oper ator} some and foreign mustets as follows, nt” New Yorg, Aug. 4.—First Board—U. S. 6's, Baltim re Markets, To-day. August 14.—Uotton very firm ery atx. Flour quiet and smal! busi ‘doing. aay quiet anil emsinene doing. extra, $7a&: do, ——, So.25880, ed S0.25387. e aes.26; 96.25886.75., do. xtra, Western, . Wheat firm; sales of red, $i a8! 30. Corn, white, $1.10; yellow, $1.14. Uats, svaso. Bye, $115. Pork Bacon rm at Si4agi4.v5. rm, rib sides, 19%; clear, 19819); shoul- ders, 164; hams 24025. Lard very firm at 2). 21. Whisky quiet and firm, at $1.12. —e—_ Baltimore Steck Market To-day. BALTimorg, August 14. irgioia sixes, old, Siig bid, 48% asked: do. 1857, 54% asked; do. coupon, old, 54 bid, 36 asked; do. coupon. new. 61 asked; North Carolina sixes, asked; do. new, 45% bid, id, 56 bid, 57 Wa -Day. New Yore, August if —Stocksirregular aud feverish. Money steady at 6a? per cent. Ex- W9%. Gold, 134%. 5-20's, 1882, 12K Weid's, 114y- North Carolina 6's, 56; new 49. ‘Virginia 6's, old, 54: new, 60. New York Flour and Grain Market To-day. New York, August 14 —Flour, Jul cents better. Wheat ia? cents better. Gorn dull. Nationat Epvcationat Mastines.—The national educational meetings which it is pro- Posed to hold in Trenton, New Jersey, from the 16th to the 20th of the present month, have tbe direction of the president, Key Dr. Van Of great variety and interest bas been prepared, embracing papers and lectures from gentiemen who baye 4 national reputation among edu- catore, The subjects to be disc ties], and are expected to bem Indy teachers attending, tree of expense. convention will be e manufacture of school far- lars bere on this o: tan Record, that there are pemonitory symp. Ww » WEbrOken Save by its appro} with these bunched. iculous l 2 arrested at Brook- Ville, Pennsy) for travelling ca Sena, ond py nd Bave decided to re- 2 fy ig Hh ed d H | l i fi tl { | | |