Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1869, Page 1

Sy ESS, THE EVENING STAR. | s. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted At the Star Bu =. £.W. Corner Perusylvania Av. and lth St PY THe EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. demands at pt tion among lenders to Make lime engagemes's, OWsng to the uncertainty of the money market Atter the grain ctop movements sets fn. Dis- Uopies a rs, Two 6 aac SMa‘t:#o Taree Months, One and Fifty ¢ six months, Three Dollars: one year, Five Dollars. No papers sent frem the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—pubhished on Friday merning—One Doliar-and-a-balf a year. counter, with a vet. XXXIV. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1869. NP. 5,128 pdt Pp EVENING STAR, _ | sstapsemocningin:seageresue tongrawr | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. ELLIS’ IRON BITTERS, sum than Ras been received atthe Revenue Usartch ths bloed and prevent it trom becom- Washington News and Gossip. Oficein any one day, wore recorded in the | ‘This Afterneon’s Dispatches. ‘watery and week complexion. Rev Department yesterday. a BUMORED CABINET CHANGE. state hs carro garnets spe, mad BT cuANGE colpt: ae it Geo. A. - , cuairine fo este and veleenhe Inreewat Revence.—The Teceip's to-day Navat Onpure.—Lieutenau' Con- | A New Mecreshry ot haa From Home UMMER RESORTS. Ww CITY. NI THADTIO ONT Gut HOUSE corra ‘The best lecation on the Island nvepient to the surf Good and safe ip rough im two hours fro1 iS Terme moserate. JeNAH WeOTOR, P: INEY POINT HOTEL. SALT WATER BATHING. THE NATIONAL LABOR CONVENTIO! 12055 faly, 5..1195 7.1 rther tume, which was ted after some discus. sion. A recess of Giteen minutes was ordered for consultation. } On reassembling the Chair annouaced formal. ly the death of Mr. Sylvis, and on motion, h to the system, | from this source were $2 s Medic pdlg oclug Mold ecchais Acai 7.—A special dispatch table pri ea, cannot give ‘aan wee oe Gecmsec setae Bureau ot Navigation, Navy Department, Omcaco, August > Mate wwe the cirentif'ss Secretary Rongsoy, General Sherman and Lieutenant S, P. Baird bas been detached | from Des Moines to the Chicago Tribun-says:— which the Iron Bitters will give. A@miral Porter arrived a: New York yes:er- | ‘Om the Resaca, and placed on writing orders, | A reportcomes fromthe West, through a pretty ed by Wm nai Chemist. For sale in thero: ; ‘This favorite resort having been Chie Eogineer Wm. H. Hum: bas been de- | straight channel, that General Granvlt committer war a) inted to resolution: ; cvated. with fucreased cottages and ? “ 5 ‘te M. . ‘ppor report ether accommodations. wil be stage Srenae Sed lela cenee a & SON. Fomneziveaie | On: ja ggstrom the Dacoiak, and placed on wait- } iyoage, Chief Engineer of the Union Pacific | ih Weard to the late President, cousisting of | fer the reception of ‘visitors on the SRST OF JULY. when the sabseri continuation of patronage. ard, per day... "per week pve arr HEALTE oF Mz. GRongs Pearopy.—A cor- Railroad, was telegraphed to by Gen. Grant— A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. respondent of one of the New York journals Torat Receirts oF INTBRRAL Revanvg | the d‘spatch overtaking am ‘c FERRY DAYI8) PAIN KILLER te really « | writes trom the White Sulphur Springs, Va, | vom ram Laer Fiscal, Yaat—The receipts | ferine him sbshinee in Sis Oabingt as Secre. val cat of the | om Saturday, that the health of Mr. Peabody | from Internal Revenue from all sourcesduriag | (41,01 Wa", and giving h Rawlins being com. potented articles of the dey. is used by masy | isnow muck improved, and his condition is | the fiscal year eading June 30, 1809, (7; dis. one from each State represented. On motion. Mr. Cameron, of Chicago, took the stand and | — applauded otber | STEAMERS LEAVE WASHINGTON WED led, by declining health, togive ap the po. | io" ie Eapates to 6 6 o'cl phystclans. It is particularly desirable Im loca- | generally favorable tricts being estimated.) were a8 follows : sition Dodge left immediately for repre = ¥ oben g eATDRDAS eS ottack we axa Leave | tpewhere physiciees ere met near, end in fami. rc ing es ) Washington Miss A bony moved that the enlogy of Mr. PALTIMORE TURSD URDAY. ice will often save the necessity of sending ent at | SupgminTENDENT MCOARTEE, of the Boresa Cameron shail be the voice of this Congress, Ya . S&S ngoing and retarntar, st the [The health of Secretary Rawlins is better 1 batas her credentials have not yet bea re- Seas” | midnight for i oo ae mee rma in | of Engraving and Printing, is still in ~New than it bas beea for months past, and is still | ceived ber mouon was not entertained, but the | . eres hate =< Becton Thaveliors @ | Yoox, endeavoring to hasten the work of ‘ improving, so we do uo: take much stock in | ™Ci\om was passed on the motion of Mr. Tre- R OSBSLYNN HOvuSE. ERRING BUT NOBLE. Printing the traciional currency, but is ex | { = EO 3,200,000 is Tepor'.} "The Unatr them read the anneal report, the On the Heiekts opposite Georeetown. eee ELE bom ours ae ope pected back op Thursday. If his visitismo | jncome (Individua's, $4,500 000; firet of which was prepared by the lats Presi- | 33,600,000 NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC COAST. 3,200,000 | Saw FRANorsCO, August 16 —Lewis Prevost, ae 560,000 | the lead: Seryculturist of this Siate, died at lic the proprictore deem it oaly eee | LA Mexicaw CLaims.—The secretaries of the | Legacies and succession 2,500,000 | Sam Jose to-day. attention to its bigh. airy, and cao! loca- a ein ‘iiidemete ames OF ‘Special taxes not included ovder A company Bas been incorporated to work Mexican Ciaim Commission recently orgaa- 5 fro ts, tobacco, fermi lie the iron mines of California. svery point of in well appsincrs aad sunay | PIO-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. | Mititerearcuow somnine cintae oer Guors, és yaar Late Arizona advices say ibe made jarder and de and to pledge. in addition to these great | th. ‘ Dece: . | Penalties. ccessfal excursien to the Barr Mountains, tages, that fia I bar will be GjB4ED MASONIC AND FAMILY mxcur. | dicated by the Commission in December next. | Pen d killed and wounded a number of Indians. a aruenal u Oo Sources not above enumerated... Sout couctentte a veer ore Printed copies of the rules prescribing the simian an destroyed @ considerable amount of proj a 000 | eniy. ON THURSDAY. AUGU*T 197n; 1569. macner of proceeding are now ready for dis- C " ot 5 ‘OUCHING > DRIA.PIN - ‘a unexcelled, the atiertion prompt and polite, and TQUCHIN AE Ror -PINEY FOUNT, ober eats ¢ seldiers have returned from an uasuc- L making eas ——~. : the charges reasonstle. 88 MO! tribution. be reacted by the AqeBact 91 esatul search after the mails recenti Briige. or by the Long Briige via Atlington— oF | Postar Rovre Acrats.—Postr:aster Gen- CAMP MEETINGS oy hs indies wear Gone ete ae : ery of himorte oe rn eral Cresswell bis appointed George E. Yar- Camp Meeting. | sides checks, Youchers,eic.. the mail contained eze BYKE: Tiggion route agent between Mobile, Ala., and AT be se erfect- a great many green! be savages ate j West Pomt, Mis:.. vice William Harvey. re. Tapgements baving already been perfect- | tacked the train between Weekenbarg and tne moved; also, Elias Kees between Covington : dent, Mr. Sylvis, setting forth the le ting principles of this Congress. 1t was ordered to be printed for circulation. ‘&s ruled out of the Conven- a delegate | The Commities on Credentials has the crs. dentials of the colored delegates trom Mary- land, and there is a prospect of their admissioa. Successful, the work will be immediately trans- | "other sources. $9,100,000)" trac: met letter envelopes. free cl le re a pune tor the eoeatnonans SED SANITARY AID ABSUDLATION, Bee P| ferred to the printing burean here, Banks and bankers be In tuviting the patronage of, Philadelphia. Ps my 19 233m tn treat is now ral advant (By French Senatus Co: Lorpom, Aug. i:, 1 p. m—Qonsois, 92 uitum. Le Ithmois, 4 ,. Erie, 19. Mar The Opinion Nationale, of Paris. under date | *endy. ee x 1 of August 3, publisbes the following plan ot the Senatus Corsuitam: =? M.—Votton active, Witd an 16,000 bales. NM. és . Dales Arucle 1. The Emperor and the Uorp: Legis- | Sling Uplands, By. Or Bae fad. FR es saree 4 The Intif Bave the initiative in the tormation of laws. ArL2. The ministers depend o Emperor. They deliverate in his presidency. They are re°ponsible. ‘Tuey can only be subjected to am aecasatioa eman: ting from the Senate. rt (CHADWICK, Proprictors. ed, the Apnapolis Junction C:mp Meeting | Vulture Mine, and captured 2 will commeace in Hastup’s wood, near An- ioe Tetaraing by Saterday | aad Louisville, Ky.; and John B. Martin from | vanonie Jumetion, oa Tneretay ext, Trains WELCOME RAIN. i will nay the city at 7 jd O20 a.m, and 2:50, PuiLapatrai, Ae. Fe pone itlemen , it _ c |, Oto, t 420 an 5 tickets. goo morning ve us| for a short To parents ae yerpieeiMtor- | cinna’i, Obio, to that between Covington and sekets. good | morning very copiously 569. has been erected within the past year, sfonde ample SeeSmmodaticn for nearly Tithe Cmmittee of A ents 1a compored of | the route between Louisville, Ky.. and Cin- toe thousand 5 ¢ furnie flowin H seal to soy of the leading betels in the mation as uh me, and Loaisville, Ky, seed oe By cee the 1th instant, will bs is- | the indications are favorable for wet weather. |" Art. 3. The ministers can be members of th gited Staten. A then, attneee Connell, Mr Geo: el. Martha. i apetevitie, Ry. sued for 8) cent each. All goods for the camp | Dispatches from the Schuylkill region report | Senate or of the Corns Lemon They have Beg atl thew, wee ¥ Serer ens Br. 8. P. Wilkins. | mem. | THE HOUSTON AND GALVESTON Rat: Road | mecting had to be marked with the uame, reat, | chowess ta various quarters. witch it i entrance to both assemblic ry be No. 307 Walnut street, ber of the above committee, also. from Me Cass. —Judge Swayne adjourned the Houston | G¢Mce, aud church of the owner, aud sent | «ill give the city an ample supply of water. eranted a hearing when demanded. ¢l-eomm Philadel Pa. STODDARD, Janitcr of Massnic Hall. corne: ‘and Galveston Railroad case yesterday with. | (2, tb¢ D street switch of the Baltimore and i ER EPEAT A Art.4 The sittings of the Senate are public Mr. BOBEST . y ' ‘- | Ohio Railread depot, o-aay, between and PROPOSED BOAT RACE, A request made by five members suffices (0 simers Hotel, Uniontown. cs Sem Vs Me yeep foes 4 orclosks Shy Boarding tent will be =e Prvvenvro, August 17.—Hammill and ectabiin a secret Committee. The Senate ar- — : coun ving ge ofthe various in -R. W. Bates, '; | Coviter, have arranged for another race to | ranges its intermal opera: Fo MOUNT VERNOS. terests agree upon a decree whereby the i ments for regular boarders at $1 perday. This | come off next Friday, over the Monorgsheia Art.5. The Senate can suggest any suitable N BFOLK AND WASHINGTON. terests of the parties concerned may be secured | ™¢2ting promises to be the largest aver held in | course for $1,000 aside. The referees ara to be modifications to be applied to a project of law, t this section of the count.y, and hopes are en- and can decide that the same be returacd to the unul the case comes regularly before the fall | tertaimed that great gcod may be ac ‘omplisbed, | |" * POBt to be steered between the rival boats. REGULAR LINE. et Te-day. : : saainen emg Corps Legislatif and submitted to a fresh | Barriwone, August 17.—Vi nia sizes, ol, W. w.corr, | 10.3 "m., and om bench of the Supreme Court. Laytousville Camo Grounds. SCARED TO DEATH BY THE ECLIPSE. Serle betel brome ee all cases, 7. 47 bid, 47); asked. - HOUBT VERNOG esa interasa ings, | TN nIDS were opened at the office of the [Speer sng estou ip Saxtheralpeit ef maria eee ate ota law. iB Wall Street Fo-Day. Fare $1.20. yaMES ES. Gen”! Supt. Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart Moxtcommry County, Mp., August i5.— Ce y- i | _ Art 6 The Corps Legisiatif arranges itsown | gw y, ‘Al “ " ‘ann ‘Office: Willard’s Hotel. eeeNieS axG ary Dopartinent, . died om Satarday from the effect of fright at | istermal operations. An the ime Of cach | ope Mee, HORUS! 17 —Stocks unsettled aud sad Gait seg =e —= omit. | om Saturdey last to furnish stone for the foun. bbs annual Feast of Tabernacies Eo Beroisres the echpse. Seescm It small operate ae ten eons dent, | —. ge ag or Pe ome. Bn Pee . dationjot the new Post Office in New York arge, Baltimore Conference, M. E. Church, Vice President and Secretaries. It rats | CARES, long, 5 SRST, LS. cote 133 Point Lockout: Fortress Monroe, Old Polat Oom- Oumrveses vor Pio-n108 city. The tollowing are the names of the bid- Reve. Ws 2M, Osborae and Benjamin G EAMER ALBANY AT NEw | [ice President APPO'BE | 520s, 1852, coupon, I22N. 1040's, ‘comp: » €X-COUPOD, 55 ¢: new, 6. ri: 2 e . J.B. Morgan, Presiding Eid ‘This best connects at Fort Monroe with the a ders:—G. Marsh, West Troy, N. Y.; J. H.Sal- | convened on the old Laytonsville® Camp Naw York, Ang. 1 bast for Cobb's Island. livan, ©. B. Dixon, Wm. H. Wilhame and oo PUREE" i eave NORFOLK on TURSBAY Charles P. Hough; New York:J.E. Neale, Phii Passer. 95" Excursion Ticket, to an from MAISON) SECTRERS GFAB delphia, Pa: James Sharkey, Brooklyn, N pepln Sepeaslae ee a oe Teale Bovaktast and Supper, 50 cents each; ¥ STREET, ¥« Dantel Brennan, Orange, N. J.: Henry | Presehed Ge Triday are Rew T Foreign News by Cable Dinner, $1. State room, 31 SL Between 13% and Muth. all, Richmond:and G. P. Wescott. Portland. | 1. Weeeb, of Washing.on, on James, fourth tetany at Ce eas citrine gasiqcrect GO E MATIC, kt | —————— ee | Haine. The contract will be awarded in the Seba verte pals. ci rena eoatwenoy, | Sing’ neces Ik eet tp ee gi, wand P. Railroad, No. 350 Pennayl- AMUSEMENTS. course of a few days practical discourse om the motive aan fm. | Sub-equent open-air meeting. Re-olves were ao < 22%. Virgima 6° Art. 7. Every member of the Senate or of the | V2%> 3 : Corps Legisiatif bas the right of addressing an | North Carolina 6' int rpeliation to the governmen:. All reportad —————— pot pee rn day cam bs adopted The govern- | New York Flour and Grain Market T. Ment reserves the right of returning the re. | New Yorx, August 1°.—Flour dull ported order of the day to the oifley when it | rents lower. Wheat dull and 2a% cen may be deemed advisable. Corn @ sande firmer. Art. 8 ent can be deliberated it | + «02+ it Bas not previousty been submitted to the A Connecticut Rema: commission charged with the ¢xa-niuation of 7.—The United Stites Ground on Friday, August (jth. At the open- | stcamer Albany, late the Gontocook, with Rear ing service on Friday night some forty tents | Admiral Hoff on board, has arrived here. ore A DIVORCED COUPLE BLOPB AND ame waAR- e i posed Jaws and communicated to the gov- | ED THE SECOND Ti 1 Forte ly to J L. SAVAGE Hara = . r ortance of prayer. Rey N. J.B. Morgan tol- | *¢epted denouncimg disestablishment of the | P#OP es RIED THE 8) > TIME. | Pore, Lerasyitaniwavenue aad ith street ores | FR Wanrs Momz Par —The United States | lowed up tho scrmon with s Wate eect | inch Chureh and the party proseesion ane | 2 y tbe government it ie nottied by tue Coton | (Ff0m the New Maven Pailadiom. Aug . Doard the boat. BM OvA Lb. sgent appointed to examine the accounts of | after which be called on the brethe Meetings have been held in Waterford and | Py the governm dpe pind = About twelve mouths ago Richard W EK RevsE. gk SAVAGE. Proprictor. our Consuls in Europe has been engaged for | in devouiomal services, closme with cae tee forermment to grant general am Selateety. ee AeMenit thee promceaces | Wale remaves semarne Bean — ee = ae “i illustration of the utility of not > canes. 3 - Art. 9° The budget of cots is presented to the® ymeuial altar. before a large as em! ac: Meso F THE SUBSCRIBERS WAVE THIS DAY BR | Drees tee nen reveling on the continent. | Vor more than twenty tte sone. eam. | nerty to the Fenians The trons Sen —- iget pe ends, at the George street Metho. Mencuants LING OF STEAMSHIPS | moned tnelr ART STORE from No. 304 Penne. | Berides the stipulued salary, nis traveling | Campinceting bine weer eld oe a ground, | OF pine nea ycserday to Geviee messurce | Coxpe Lecislatit in chapters and s wy chaperre | Church, Miss Jeanie Gutiagy ot tatenin Wauktuaten nae aiw ¥o0k. Hibutrects, in Hoos wnew beinding ve? Se and | expenses are paid and five dollars adayal- | whith. for’ various’ renene nis peculiarly | 40F Keeping up their stocks. After the meeting ~ : Richard conforming to the nomenc ure affixed to the present sensius consultum. 4 & number of men who had been locked out at- —The attendance at | #¢ked the hou-es of some non-unionisis aud Hereafter the Pice Steamships BO. KNIGHT ting Bis first sccount to the Treasury Depart. | ,, SATURDAY, Augus | _ Our new store will be opened to the publicas | lowed for his board and lodging. In submit. | adopted for «uch relixio | be properly fitted up, wit! 7 at : ne ‘ : sackedthem. A great riot occurred, but was Art. 1 ure modifications in reference to . BN GIBSON. and VALLEY OITY. }endid assortment of verre in our b ent he ct 1 toe Camp Meeting increases, and wiia itan in- - r" 4 custom duties or postal tarilis, by Foason hon to the wishes of the bride's rit the MERO 3 . ina the pobtie tie th 8 ment he complains that the allowance ts not'| creased religions interests wine Pcchagerte ily stopped by the police, who succeeded | CUS! s s y Fasom of | i — , MERUBANTS’ LINE, will mak. ; tie cet eee ree | cotctens aos ce daily waate, and Tespectfatty | So Ce a ap eater le ope dip in dispersing the mob, At last accounts the | int-raational teaties. can ously beobligitory | StTomg love bad seemingly bound irs»! | at times emleavor to merit G by virtue of W passed to that effect | cord firmly MITd & STRONG, requests the Secretary of the Treasury toin- | sermons were prea hed by Kev. . roand bim, and for six or eigh favo nK J.B. Mor- | (ity Was quiet. The Lestant Herald reports ee ‘Sante, Months, it ts said, be lived happily with the EWY x > 4 that two American prejates, who had been Art. Ii. The relations of the Sean’ » a oO rease the same, that he may enjoy at leas gan, on 2d Thee. 3, 1; Rey. A. Foster, ou Gr . . Jouncl charmin who. notwitbstandi . ATURDAY at © =: voles igo md malo wien tthe | gon, on x Rev. C. i.’ Mytinger. Dr. Morgan's | A#t@ined three years in Abyssinia. have been | Corps Leeisiatif and of the Uoun, € otwi e and with each off lively. are defined by Art. %. Bast river, every ve GRUBGETUWN every FRIDAY | Ro ot ON EXHIBITION } } d Rev leased through the intercession of the British J z TMON on priyer ws Most timely, and deliv- | 7 7 3 a 3 ———__ . ered in & most energetic and impressive man- | £°V@remen:. The Harvards were out yi ster- ey Blot GALT | one 6 peveate seve betincae Bend Bostreets. | | TH# COUNTERFRIT Taw DoLtan Norgs.—it | ner. The otner discourses didvcrediy terns | Ey in tneir new boai. The Oxtord men were j Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,” | has been stated that a large number of coun. | speakers, aud. were waraly ceed by the | cpwe Were loadiy tee ita, aad both Qholce Oi! Paintings, Engravings, Chromos. &o. | cerfeit ten-dollar notes"have been rece ya ai | Poole 7 a whom & tee Sache ual ees Hargcet, Stock Pagerhangings, Wiodow | ine Treasury Department. This is inc cat Opp Tein cad ibe rene tne rere: |g n fairly commenced and = "sid: Piatt Pinked “Bispanetngs, Wingos op oa his 18 imcorrect. | most oppressive and tbe crowd extremely | Bet ing has pow fairly commenced and <-ancs reports wi Imperial dec her ears, onseatod All dispositions contrary to the pres. | 8t the end of Cuat period a ousultom areherehy nd pirit of yheirdreoms. F a espech Hy those of articies st - | Bitberto Kept very secret, the once happy w ! nd | Geteimined to sever the tirs wh, them together. In Connecticut 1 EW EXPRES forty, forty-tare». a i co i i f | for mismated couples—easy to o! i VIA € Tes Rema Bete ee ak eS | Only two have been received. to wit: One | inrge. Bome four thousand persons Nakane ey | ire to one im favor ofthe Orion. : aeeton Sane tie Stat oF} _ EaTWEEN PHILADE Bai 1 Pioane Remember Name and Number. from ew York city, and ancther from Oo. sermons preached during the day by ier aq At ASuting ofthe Austrian delegation yester- mains consultum of Deewmber 31, 1851. | yoree.sud some three mon Aap ASHINGTON. =p bors, New York. Yesterday a spliced note, | Weech, B. Peyton Brown, Prettyman, of ote te ie of military esti- s jady returned to her friends and the gay Ric. Reguier selline ae pmo Ve Norm art genuine and part counterfat, was re. | @ orgetown, Samuel Wilson and G.W. Hobb=. | = > he Min ster cf War said that, consid- | A Youn; Lady ber Lover im Min- | ara returned to the ursuits which be bad Vesrver, Philsdelphia, SATURDAY, P An For four consecutive years Mr. Brown has | *ive thea-pe..of affairs,a reduction of the . P : We've from Hamburg, Pa. In response to the » 0 lead the Sabbath services every Sabbath mor! [From the St. Psul Pionesr, Aug. > } aAny would be impossible. Austria coald | followrd in bis bacbelorhood. It is uuder. om. From 63 Water street, Georgetown, : : : pe | stood that Mrs, Waites relatives were mau. EDSES Circular of the United States Treasurer recal- | ing except when his sermon was in the afver- | Ut iake the lead i sach mo vemeats. Though e le rned yest > ovounts iy Pircighs cincavedt wk tig hie ling ‘the ten-doliar legal tender notes atout | 200u,on this Uamp Grourd, and is deservedly | Ber tc ars ees eet ® million, the number Eko, atieis which tonk Dh phy sigetgs a aener oe ye App to “8° Spm & TYLER, The only place fwthe city to buy your $25,000 have been received trom New York. Sore crciuear Rasaeaiie please ee Ane Emperor will visit Chaions inS»ptem. | Hov ¢, Minneapolis, on Thur.cay evening | conunued, percistent wring om their part. 1 03 Wate "ELORTBOE sco BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS There ts $83,000,100 Im ten-dollar greenbacks | most iavorable Impression on the people, whe, | Der. He {ul aoffers trom thew atic p ius and as oes sppeatenct, Genel | tuo teeing teas Byam ‘ ‘Alexandria, Va. in circalation. Ie ete seancing the heat and dust, were kept | Tomairs st St. Cloud. The Prince imperis | ny, Of prepor.ccat until tly bed been | After their separanon it pam tBst only wm. CLYDE & at regular are PT in theirseats during the entire delivery. Un | "@¥-eWed the troops ‘at Chalons yeiterda: eee haa raf nF meg moe ous et only teb-tt jorth Wharves. Philadelphia, waarendie balsas Promotions —The following promotions | the whole, the entire discourses. so far have SPAT Nett ae non wilt probaly enco.sd Mar. | UTOg. = te family of JM caged atvew= | ther aection er cach gehen My aoe ta have teen made im the Treseury Departmen®: | f1¥en evi cone Grain eee ean hati and | “Encounters continue berween the troops and | /™£at the Nicollet House, bad unconsciously | they became intimate as of yore, indulging 1m RAILROADS, s Incermel Revenue Ojice-—Charies Chesley, W. | warm hearted and appreciative peome, ‘os | bands of Carlists in Spuia, Up to the prc ent | en Gorman Oke youE man nam’d An- | the same moonkght walks and passing STRASBURGER BROs., H. Armstrong: to be heads of divisions; W. 0. | Morgan presides, with his usual tactand dis. | Moment the Uarlists have been invariwply dee Tas Foung Shae nee ee erge nnn epolie. | tioush te ares, “TD 00 earnestly as Bacrrmozs axp on10 parteoap, is Sesne Genes, Avery, W. R. Baker, J. B. Stevens, D.C. Cox, | cretion. ok tA a ees ON ae et EL PST u foriunmuely iis love was not retansea Seen talked of, but the Inay's trienas tauapenes ue ‘Seren tack t nasty Fuser, egisgteahd Vara hom saten barra eta? NAGLs, A Promi- Tue Plats PRiyters’ SrTRiKB—1t is the | object ofthis sficction. He proposed and was strongest opposition and Pewee nye b Fetased TWEEN 3 7 Charles Foster, S. . » H. ‘ant Bent Feniax.—On Su rok a wine yo oe oy moreieg. Colonel ee ee aed fp em- EBT A880! rom 2d to 3d class; S.¥. Mitchell, H. O. jam J. Nagle, while temporarily out of | ployed by fational Bank Note Com: bole cas: ce Fisher, S. J. Butterfield, from ist to 2d class. a Seo hee = window eae a fered —— = either shortly age" 4 ae residence, No. ~ son street, New York, jemands men or sabmit to a k ta —_ ‘The above promotions are to All vacancies | soa was’ instantly Killed. ‘Tise’ Son, oF gat | of the hereto ‘work. Neither the Na. OWN THE BHIWE; cr Young America caused by the transfer of cierkships properly | city, says: tonalor American Bank Note Companies are DGiraany By Oliver Option Usmpleting belonging to the Lnternal Revenue, but hereto | it is believed by his friends that the suffer. | fulfilling the provisions of their ceatrans ce Young America Abroad” Beries pooananeel '@ | fore filled by clerks occupied in the Internal | ings which he bad been compelled toendure | far as relates te the amount of work turned COURTESS GISELA, By the author of the | Hevenue branch of the Secretary's office. | TUFing the psst few years afiected his | Out daily, while mach of the work which “Old Maniselle Secret.” Part Bo. ccc -..75 ~ | brein which culminated in temporary insani- | is now sent on to beadquarters is repre- STOWE ON THE BIBLE. Oricin and hii ‘These Promotions cause no vacancies in either | ty: and Ietterly he had been kept under clave | sented” as very poorly executed. The au- both Bank Gantniceh office. ames guardianship from fear that he might do some | thorities are ‘constantly pressing the MOTE. Motrata te | me Avocerphel. designed to show wenetne Binks Yash act. Very recently the disorder took the | Note Uormpanies for remittances, but the indiflerence of the | their consent. ds were will- Persec id greatly | better could be done they conciuded to take the annoyed the young lady, who is represented ‘oe not only very beautiful but #3 good as | cruel, bard-hearted fathers mot she is lovely. She had reasoned agein and | no right to keep asunder two hearts which beng bo soer ber Serene oateiter, until ofS = iy united. On bina od patience was aboot e: 5 it they took (he steamer Contipental for On Thursday evening he again forced bim- ‘ew York, ard those who knew of the affair elf to her room in the Nicolle: House, where incipiency are confident that they were she sat sewing, and again remarried yesterday. The young man is bout refused. when twenty-three years of age and the lady about WAY STATIONS. except Sunday, at 7 aud 9: id | twenty. They are both very respectably on is nots what it is, and how to use it: by Prof. 0 WHisky FRAUDS —Supervisors Bloomfield, | frature thet ne was still being kept in prison | Withdrawal of the sixty old wende free | ATawing & Tevolver be told her cbs ceala Dane | eee cet And their best friends hope thei- UNDAY BE. Btowe, D. Desscsmorvewssessneenenenenensee 3 90 | of Lilinow; Dutcher, of New York, and South- | by the British, and itis more than likely that | the National sadly hinders work. not more ber choice, either marry bim or die. Serious- | second search tor wedded bliss will b= more FOR BALTIMORE. ‘The Pictorial Field Book of the War of 1312, Worth of Penneylvania, all had interviews | be fancied be was escaping irom a Britisn | than Cne-third of the number of impressions | 1Y 8!armed but not intimidated she persisted in | successful than the fleet M., and 12:45, 2:50, 3: Tiostrations, Uy pen aud pencil, of she History. | with Commissioner Delano yesterday, esstated | 1URECON when he commitied the act which | taken under theold erdaeee things being for refusel, when he fired, the ball taking ef- . Sag Serta TEE 3P. Bigergabs , Soopers , Relies, cad Traditions of the y y> cost him his life. sible with the present insufficient’ force The and arm, which she Errects or LiGRTNING.—At a recent ses- FOR WAf STATION! War for A: gh ng ow a On matters connected | Colonel Nagle was born in the city of New ukers manifest no uneasiness regarding the Peas protection. This probably | sion of the Paris Academy of sciences. a dee- Leavent 8 A.M. and 2.50 and 7 fon J. Lossing, with “3700 | ith their respective districts. Supervisor | York, of Irish parents, in the year 1-96, and | sffair in wine (hey are involved, and declare | [1¥"d ber life, ss be had aimed ather head, and | cription was civen of the effects of lightn ne FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WREST. ings sneer cnennns sneer = Bloomfield reports heavy whisky frauds in | Was educated for mercantile pursuits. Al. | that they will hold oui until Fail, if meces. | D&t for the ball striking the bone of ner arm | on the bridge of Kebl, near Strasburg. on the Sunday, at 7 Heton's America, Annual Orclopedis. or | Blooms ‘hborboods of Peoria and Pekin, in | (Hough born an American, he was enthusias. | sary. There is no lack of money with which | 224 being thus turned aside, she would have | 13th inst. ‘There were tate few drops of im ter of Important anak the peer re i @ neig of Oris =, tie in the desire tor the independence of the | to ay off the idle men. At the close of the | beeR Killed instantly. Immediately upon | rain falling at that moment. A low cbe-.. | 1 Sameer while Dutcher, of New York, makes | jand of is forefathers, and this feeling ap- | weekly payment, on Saturday, a handsome | {Ting the cowardly wretch fled, and up t> Dut tree was struck close toa building tha ou with trains from Balti | Christian Stagers of Germany. (femily vol. § of Har reports in hisSiate. From all accounts | peared to be governing in his actions and pur- | sum remained in’ the hands of ‘the treasurer, | atest accounts had not been arrested. altho bad @ lightwing conductor. the tron frame- ‘&eo. the popular pandeome caition of the Sundag | i would seem as if the efforts of the‘wht ky | suits, He, however, ardently loved the coun- | The Union hands at work in the American | “!T0D Ropes were entertained of his arrest | work of ihe bindes being also not far of Tne had at Livrary;) by Ostnerine Windworth............§ try of Bis’ birth, and at the outbreak of the | B x 's establishment were s-. | Yi#eTday. The young lady's arm is badly | preference evinced by the electric fluid for the ket Office at all bourse of men to evade the revenve were never 60 great Tebellion raised &@ company for the #&th regi 2 per cent: each on their ex) shattered and may bave to pe amputated. The | tree could Only be explained by the circe ‘Company's Office asnow. The Commissioner ix determined to | ment, which was attached co the Lrish brigaje t 0 preeed. | feling im Minneapoli: Was very biter against | srauce that three soldiers, having metal: {be young man, and Bad he been found when | contrements about them, were situng under |, {he tacts first became known the people would | Uf these three, one was Killed outrich. ae. bave lyncked bim. other died a few minutes In’ Prosecate to the utmost extent every violation | This company. which was known as company i of the law he can discover, with the hope of | F he commaaded personally mniil the brigade | Atthe meeting cf the men held on Saturday diminishing, if not finally ending, these frauds | \** reorsanized in Ie6i. His rank of captain | evening, at No. 15 East Seventeenth street, the enue. Passe: ficketw at the avence office can there te have thelr bagrage called for sod checked at thelr residence, taken to the depot. and put in the bag- r, and the third : dated trom Jazuary 2, 1802, although he was | President of tke Union addi sced ‘strik: a survive.. through he was knocked "Pic New York. Phiindeiphta, and Boston, see | All the New Books to be had at on the revenue. Important seizures will be | really much earlier ia the service. As captain | ausooneme tree ones nothing discourse? THE ECUMESICAL COUNCIL Reported Action | senseless. He does not Tecollect BBYIRE toon ac vertisement of “Through Line. PHILP & SOLOMON’s, made, both in New York and the West, at an | of this company the deceased Participated | ing in the present espect of affairs, and that | “/ A™¢rican Bishops.—It is rumored, with what | struck. he is Bot paralysed. bat still sufters Soe ee eee ee sellers and Stationers early day. in the Daitles of Fair Oaks, Savage Sta. | they had prospered even beyond their expec. | Jeerre of truth, it is impossible to say, states | from ight thonzh obstinate rervogs mn- nee Bath: PU tere Ticket Accns. Book ' Gays namin, Malvern Hill, thefamousseven | tations. He urged the men io stand firm, and | ‘2¢ New York #icrald, that ever since ‘he call- | easiness. ‘The clothes, skins ana, ees . General b suStf 332 Pa. ave., between 9th and 10th. MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT GRANT.—The gays! siroggle on (Be, peninsula, Antietam, Predicted a close of hostilities betore the close Neos dene a ete eigen noes, Pio Hypo a i precoated ware " Set- . deric! % of resent week. To- been uid; but death was ox DREN apie |S can wor con | Liam Socal Som nm cry | he ara atop guia mine, | is incsTes ie aiack et | sian og Rete Them cata: | Sete atae webah ece en the Fe or started | ers received $10 the ~ ~4 aoe The train proceeded halt a mile below tae | Gay Printers, and they claim that they have shoe, | Ohurch in this country. The object of this. it Soe he, F station toa crossing leading to the cesidence ot the gift of th Iadelphia between thomei came % some understanding | _ LYxcurnc OF & THRES- THOUSAND ACRE YORE are now ran se follows, vis AW | ‘The citizens of the District ere reapectfally im- | General Kane. ‘The General received bis dis. which remains untouched. amount re. | Detween themselves in order to act. so far as | Faxwen x quired to support the men on strike is about S90 weekly. . ce Cusam News.—Ooionel Palacias, late Gov- FOR BEW YOBK, withow of cars. TOR ‘nguisbed guests and escorted them to his cee ee Gam Santen) ot © A. i. ont nen por ih peal = house. The President during the day re- and 9 P. mINT: . mained very quiet, enjoying the wild landscape TW tazcept bender) are’ A. M. and | Have recently made extensive arrangements for | ™™ bracing mountain air, and on Sunday ' wad 3408 K. wi LOANING MONEY marning, scoompamied by Senator Cameron L BUND: ran on and Mrs. Kane, he attended church in the pain tho. Bent Pe Mvend MERCHANDISE OF BVEBY DESCRIPTION, | village schoolhouse. Yesterday, the President, Suns cams Be Bow Yaka 9 P. BR. oe AT THE LOWEST BATES. Senator Cameron, Mr. Cotbtk, General Kane cm Re was rewarded mi & Arst-class co tekets — and several other gentlemen visi! 301. a esi k Le fy Bd Sums of $1,000 and over, at 2% per cont. Wilcox’s estate, and fished for trout. Tne | Position he held at the time of his death. = the Gay. Also,et the President new contemplates returning by way KILLED By LiewTEING, 4 killed (SUNDAYS BXCBPTED,) | of Williamsport, Harrisburg, Reading, Potts. | ©'8 Wheeler was instan' OPER BVWuOM © -m- me ville, Mauch Chunk, and thence to New York, | Say Tiday last. The New York Tribune ‘was in and residence, takes = he depot, and pat ‘he or- ‘Fiving at the latter place on TRureday night. | an older boy, ing near l- E,Srittmere ane sa rericemeat vicsPin Fae Distalon “esa | Ho tnemnds, in axing tale route to visit the Youd bridge Svat creek, between ta. Oe a b of a | yoR THE BEST Tspenca, ana the coal anines about Potisvilie. Boas sere roca tem Peers SPaieron to ai, rtow fll wad Bioopr Bavoxmr—Prom England comes ppearamce jightaing until it bed Sy oe TEAS AND COFFEE GxxaRAL LAxD Orvicu.Commissionsr | Ralf.peot eoclors: when here was one sro 1a Tows Oity preaches are tee ee ~~ ee 18 WASHINGTON CITY. Wisop, of the General Lang OMce\ hasjust re-“] Rash, and the only one dariag the entire day. jsach timeia a different lo | into joints, and the ww LUMBIA HOSP WOMEN BDA : Of the survey of the | The boy Wheeler tine wo an iron the week cultivates a farm | the shin bone of an ox. % iris-n ROsriEaL. 60 TO THE HONG, sovanie of wag, cly “Of Vigiede, “Montana, | 704 whicn setter caty tke oa, scam ae and sixty acres. a not only for the oTaust. matte under the ‘Wiréction of the city coundif. | boy’ Gmipletand perend down ibe left videne nial sont perfectly wipe trait | bat for the 636 SEVENTE - ‘Umes—the 48 the best—and can Proprictor. | The city is regularly Iaic out, the streets ¢ oye His companions felt *Re shock, and anion, Nature suppiine nt jarrtt 3. 0. STEVENS. Premiere. | ing cath other at right angTes, aadebbenasr ee stunned for # time, Cue of them had acento summer, Sane vely, Newnes aren of B79 acres, and 26 vqriares or blocks. 1° | Consetsmmens Ter a time, abd walked inva aap Slapped Dr. Latham’s face | Ret, 204 ene nthe dead, is teantifally located en the east side of Alder | creek betore be came to his senses.” FO ee ey nd er walked ome, | (SS, c0ed of creek, about 275 miles froma Fort Benton, on se} aa, Haigwinsville (the residence of the Eilled iar. Green without any ‘nontones want om battie-delas- Missouri. The-city contains about 4,000 inbab- | 1415 ariemas Ward,) on Tuesday inst, there e7-Vesuvies is omitting walt itamte, and the real and personal property of Ears Meubles merriogs of coer outs Zuo Of Sturgis, Mich., offers a SF-Army edecation—General inlaligence Caited Btetes the city is valued at near $3,000.000. Taean- | brides fies eee anybody who will erect a sg-The laundry girls in Troy areba's wih oa nvgl amount of commerce exceeds $2,500,000, of the to 150 bands.” Psble of giving G7-Many of the pastors in Oicage ‘Thompeon, and it 1s 300 miles from the line of the Union ‘at Re- wen enked what she thought | Pelled to collect tBeir own salaries * °° streets. c Rattroad. del .C., and : marrying Mr. Well, it 7 Mre. Grifith, of Evansvilie, Pacifi Kansas. Proved ‘Who diea pieces! ‘Ths Cempeisiniiaat 16 in: tioshae! 62 sears ~~ vo ts the papers don’t al- copay, to the tess ibe Bonga: con , from the following local offices, showing # Sector of Grace OBUrch, nnd pa Sing to start nisbed ee ___— 7 | pounl during the past month of 22,074 sotes of terpretea Uf Prot Pet, or ts Now York ine ar Fonte, wore on occamons nave already arritegon eonnd Sou'h, Africa EE THOME SAE 8 Serson. tu ota, cee pet cxess reee, wen | 22 Vinci Saginaw, Michigan, 8.318, and. Den. | pistten cf miscng nine of his former papiis ves to Reno longer young ap- xnloanat Roe Nudded bie entietind Mr a ai Teton. This choice Lf 4 " g and Mre k. mow be. entine ah new wheet, and of Very ee. eee Colorado Territory, 7,671. The greater | on the occasion. have bronght in a ver- | wails his loss through the nescmapers Pa St Henge => Orne ILL O Portion of te land was akan undar the home. 107 he Baplist Home Mossion Board sakea diate, propre of te aaah, | woe rARy More acres of land have teen added po Pines Deter ide? Sak : Zp. wir ninay wars Selioels of he Howth : ‘was reported to Rave tallen down stairs. | ming about 2 in all.) “SP EOURS, me gs ue