Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1869, Page 1

i al f £ THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, } At the Star Building, 8.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and lth 8t, by Tes EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. een The STAR is served by the carriers to their subscribers in the City District at Tax CENTS PER warK. Copi at the counter, with er without wrappers, Two OzsTs Prick ror MarLiEe —Three Months. One Dollar and Fifty Cents six months, Three Dollars: one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sept trem tbe office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—pubhshed on Friday merning—(ne Pollar-and-a-Balf a year. SUMMER RESORTS. ¥Y POINT HOTEL. SALT WATER BATHING, Pp: ‘This favorite resort been theroughl) Tenevated, with increased cottages and ether accommodations, will be opensd| for the reception of ‘visitors on the, FIBST OF JULY. when the subseriber so! contfauation of patronage. Board, per da: per WASHINGTON WED SDAY. « m . FRIDAY, 6 o'clock .» SATORDAY. 6 ovleck end LEAVE JALTIMCEE TUESDAY TUBDAY $2; Teuching. going sof Fetarning, at the oi E; rE ‘cloc ¥ HOUSE. posite Georgetown. On the Hoizhts ‘This elegant and attractive summer re- tre entertal ‘snow open for the In thviting the patronage ‘ors doom it only recessary the charges reasonable. SE Rossipun may be Bridae. or by tl zt STEAMBOAT LINES. = OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON ANDSNEW YORK. Hereafter th Steamebipe E. 0. KNIGHT, JOnN GIBSON end Vatpew ole, T . will make: ALEXANDAA. WASHINGTON. gettatib a SiGe ery tae ae jer 29, Fast river. sndSATUR DAY até p.m ‘Leave GEORGETOWN © MONDAY acd THURSDA avenue _ su ai-tf Noszroux AND WASHINGTON. REGULAR LINB. ‘The safe and commod! cus Steamer W. W.COIT, BYTHER, will leave foot of High street. NDAY Captan EK A. dock. hart, stopping at iney Point = Alexandria, Giymont, Smith's Point. Pi Pol reas Monroe, Old Point Com- Point Lockout. Fo ba Fy Norfolk, Va. ¢ rt M with boat convects. at lonroe beat for Dobie Inara °° = Betcrning will leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY and FRIDAY. ats o'clock pm sen PP od Excursion Ticket, to snd from folk. 85. Meais— Breakfast and Supper, 50 conts each; Preighis take Tams Ose ¥ taken at the low . ulars ipuuire of GEO. EMA TTINGL Agent. it F-and P. Railresd, No. 350 Yenis svenue For tickets apply to J L. SAVAGE Hardware Store, Pexnsytvania avenue and 10th street, or on board the boat wis: SAVAGE, Proprietor. a from 14 North jiadeiphie, BATURDAY, Ds r ¥oats p.m dor oot 887 Pe 8 TYLER, 63 Water st . Geo! . ‘M. ELDBL a. WM CLYDE & ‘SO. fes-tt 14 North Wharves. Putladelpaia, RAILROADS. Bacrimons AND UHIO BAILBOAD, NOTON, 1868. ‘Trains between WSSHINGTON 'D BALTI- MOBE snd WASHINGTON inp tam wast, are cow run 8s fo! vis: FOR BALTIMORE. erat Yi.45. 5-00-06, 5 ‘ FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. adSers Sally czcent Sundhy, at 7 and 9:30 a.m. Love st 7A’ a and 420 FM. Motrain to FOR PHILADSLPHIA. wunday, Leave daily 28 A. M. and 248 and 5:40 P. ‘ON SUNDAY. Leave for Hew York at 540 P.M... and Phile vine care foe Blew Tork on 9 P. M. trate sg Sts beets be had at .. Also, The vening Star, = WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1869. N°. 5,133. IRISIN!? Tas GREAT VEGSTABLE Blood Purifier. xrmRisiIn: COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT ov TER IRIS VERSICOLOR OR BLUE FLAG. ‘and neutral other poisons which Tomeiy” or Bexgrota, Baer. i”, INCIPIEN' DONSUMPTION. ‘will curethe most virulent and eager fontepor a= per ae pe fe went ative cure nitsnisias free fuabacas ead MERvous Ar- FECTIONS, iD DISEASES OF acento _ % ‘action ul it bee equal. Ite ea meet ees “ ‘prompt. and 2. i "ble property which jers it one of the safest sand most re! ie DICRETIC REMEDIES known in the practice of medicine. Its excellent and skiilfal combination with ether ingredients imparts to it TONIC QUALITIES of the highest order—not temporarily stimulating, bt rmapently invi tis the digestive or- ganevand reodering 1¢ valuable carative agent 1m cases of DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY. ft }, th 7 ail ine Lsebee und te the life ond nutrition there ofa porited, rendering the whole system per- feetly healthy. .—This medicine ts no offshoot of auachery, bal the regular formula of s distin- Spt and’eo high docs itatand fa the faver and ee cm tend sciontific. that it has can chans in their practice, and in daily bei: and Eeyore = c becomes known the more I RISIN FORMULA OF Dr. JOHN WILKINS, jyl4-cosm BALTIMORS, Ma. Isaac coALE, 58., & BRO., IMPORTERS OF Men’s Furnishing Goods, 14 HANOVER STBEBT, COBNER OF GERMAN, ‘au 18-eoim,lstp BALTIMOBE. Paoctamatios bY tH PRESIDENT OF THE URI STATES. In_pursusnce of law, 1, OLysses S. Grant, Presi/leut of the United States of America, dc herety declare and make od or meen ‘i schedule farniehed South af the Base L 6, range Cl Townships i, 2,3, 8,9, 10, i1, 12, 14, 18, 16,17, 18 and 19: ran ge ‘owns! 1 to 15 inclustve, range Townshipa 66. 1 to 10 inclusive, and township 14, range ‘ownehtps 1 to9 inclusive, ran; Townships 1 to inclusive: Fan Ia ip 5 ra ‘underm in 6. ident: oa MEH-BIDG 5. GRANT. ssloner of the Genera! Land Office. ION CLAIMANTS. . #0 Minted for the -encement of eee aoe giperwiae each F 8. WILSON Will be Sommisaioner of the Land Office. .—Under the reguiations of the Pg nr oF mow entett nO ot made for advertising publishers as are spec! 8. TESS GISELA. By GR Wacteelle ‘Becret.” Part the suthor of the 1 3 end oo TEA REE CES of the Books of the fhe Canonical the & . to show what Ty heck Dendaclake fs ‘The Pictorial Field Book of the W: 3 pee cie eae ae rg Pes Rg ana ee MOBAL RBFORMS; All the Hew Books to be had at PHILP & SOLOMON’S, Booksellers and Stationers, eus-tf 332 Pe. ave., between th and 10th. SPECIAL NOTICES, ‘We are not in the habit of *paffing” patent med- icines but we cheerfully add our testimony to that of many others in favor of this medicine. The PAIN KILLES is invalasble fer the diseases for which it is recommended. Try @ bottle of — if we do not state correctly. tizen, ELLIS’ IRON BITTERS, Willenrich the blood and \¢ it from becom- ‘watery and weak. gives bealthy complering, restore the vigorate system, and sre very pal ra are recommend: tonto to fovpart tone and strength tthe an” civen by bitters merely stimulant 1m thet Te ties bonnot give va etremgth ts Diood watch the Tron Bitters will give, Prepared by Wm Bie Obemist. For sale in KIDWELL & 80M, Peansy!venia street. my2s-3m ae ey, jesire 6 better MANHOOD. Gout ta soeied Rie ANPP Te Gi Philadelphia. Pa. my i9-cakm, BEL) irred PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. Gauanv P1O-HIO OF THE URBANITY ASSOCIATION, (oomttting @ Gent and Ladies: town, st o'clack'p miu sod ners ton thereafter. Ferriage FREE. a A™ ABOARD TOR GLYMONT. FIELD. of in team: ‘at the foot of Seventh street. mm returning, will leave Glymont at 3 there sill be t Jn the u f of fireworks 4 ‘Tickets ice ot f . Shaffield, nia a 0 wenue Brass and String Band dee > gaged for this particular cecaslons ame tse [Masonic PIO-MIO. At the earnest solicitation of a lar; har of resent at the Picaic gm” ziven by the ters of thi ven by the rs of elt: gn the a1s8 of Ju the ‘Committes 17 sided ti t Rotice thet thelr | (7° “ame: and SECOND GRAND PIC.NIO Will be given at the W SCHEUTZEN PARK On WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER =, Ccmme2cing at 120’clock m Weber's Urass and String Band has been on- aged for the Proceeds to be applied t+ farntah: reom in Dew Masonte Temple. Chapter Tickets. 90 cents each. ord a023 ectd Tiep&Chron} VW ELcomE 70 aux. 14m GRAND PIC-NIO OF TE CIRCLE, FRIENDSHIP. ASSOCIATION Wille sizen at Anslostad, inland,” MONDAY erry. fe : mitling a gentlenan and ladies," °” cents, 4d FO Mount vEENoR. jor of COMMITTER. ¢ steamer ARROW, Captain Thomas Stack- pole, leaves her wharf, foot of 7th street, daily 8s) aE, ‘Office: Willard’s Hotel. NAILOR BROTHERS STABLES, E STRERT, Between 135 and lith. ‘AMUSEMENTS. R i ae ae | Ounrevsss ror Pro-n108 at jy 28-1m L. THE SUBSCEIB: HAVE THIS DAY BE moved SIP ART STORE from No. 308 Poa a. to N een 13th and bit iy fitted “up, with e.new thing in our line Isvors, we hope to ir patronage, which to merit. IT RONG. Bo. 486) OB BERT EIFION a 6 7 AND SALE 7 ernst, "t AT MABERITER’S, BERITER, Sraeer. a “Siett Doors ‘above Odd Follows Haile il Peint Engravings, Chromos, &0. a Pica Osel anata 09 District. TREMS Beas. Flats Manche Seabee Santer ep mMly =. SOTIOR. Pr oa = <Ay ‘The only place fn the city to bay your BOUTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS at regular WHOLESALE PRICES is at STRASBURGER BROS., 373 Seventy B: ETWEEN Tanp K, WHERE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT CAN we BE FOUND. ET, FOR THE BEST TEAS AND OCOFPFRES IN WASHINGTON OITY, GO TO THE HONG, 636 SEVENTH STEEBT. B.C. STEVENS, Proprietor. jell, 10 BABBELS GENUINE OIDER VINEGAR, FROM YORE, PENBSYLVANIA. ALSO, ‘THE FRENCH WINE VINEGAB. OnEER GINGER; 8UG4RS BBTAILED AT COST. VERY OLD WHISKSYS, WIGRES, ac. 0, WiTMEE, 119 Pennsylvania avenue, jy Between ith and 2th strests. GM 3s 310 PENNA AVENUB. = _ BOOTS AND SHOES. a DEDUCTION 97.2% 225 =™™ Om ALL final poauwa SELL CIGARS AND TOBAOOO. bs, ax ‘CASH, as my prices are tog elose 30 time, i. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, INTERVAL REVENUB.—The receipts te-day from this source were $701,27: Presipent GRANT was received by the municipal authorities at Providence, R.1., on Saturday, and made a brief speech. GunzRat Detarisyp, U. S. Engineers, is lying dangerously it] at bis residence, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 15th and 15, streets. Hoy. AMOS KENDALL, who has been quite Sick for the past week, is much better to-day, and is rapidly improving. under the care of Dr. J. E. Dexter. Bovtps Bakes, the Conservative Republi- can candidate for Lieutenant Governor of Texas, will leave here this week, for that State, to enter actively into the campaign. PERsowaL.—Major Generals J. G. Barnard, Geo. W. Cullum, Z. B. Tower, H. G. Wright and ©. B. Reese arrived at ae Ebitt this morn- ing. ANDREW JoHNs0N's election to the United States Senate trom Tennessee 1s now probable. Bailie Pryton, whose name has been used in connection with the Senatorship, is understood to advocate Johnson's election. Promorions.—In the Bureau of Statistics the following promotions have been made:—J. D. O'Connell, trom third to fourth class clerk- snip; L. F. Ward and J. &. Gangewer, from second to third class. NAvAL ORpDE ‘Passed Assistant Pay- masier Henry G. Colby has bsen ordered to the Oyane. The orders of Lieut. Commander A. H. Wright tothe Severn have been revolked and he bas been ordered to duty at the New York Navy Yard. Mk. SToxes, of Tennessee, who is now in this city, proposes to er in a few days the letter of Parson Brownlow with reference to the election of Senter. Mr. Stokes will also reply to Judge Dent's allusion to him in the Boutwell letter. Tux Navy DerarTment has received intor- mation that the U. S. steamer Seminole left Key West on the 18th instant for Aspinwall, The Powhatan was at Montevideo on the 1ith of July, en routeto New York. The Kansas, ‘Wasp, and Quinneboug were at Rio de Janeiro 23d of July. Tae Pveiic Dent.—The public debt state- ment for the present month will show little or no change since the July statement. The fif- teen millions dollars required for pensions, to- gether with the necessary expenditures, will consume about all of the receipts for the month, leaving the debt about the same. ACTING SECRETARY RICHARDSON, desirous of reducing the expenses of collecting the reve- nue, and believing that the oilice of Assistant Collector of Customs at Jersey City is not actually necessary for the interests of the public service, will noufy the incumbent of that po- sition that his resignation will be accepted. TB FROLIC, the intended flagship ot Post Admiral Stringham, in the harbor of New York, will be ready about next Monday, when. atter being expected by the Admiral, she will take her station in the North river, and keep a sharp lookout for all violators of the law, Ca- ban, Haytien, or Spanish. Szyvon Lemcvs, the agent of the Cuban in- surgents to this country, bas returned here from New York, and claims tht offtctal dis- patches received by him are of the most couraging character. He thinks the Cuban sympathizers here will soon have canse to re- joice over important yic:ories achieved by the commander of the Eastern Department. THE REDUCTION of the clerical force in th» Treasury Department and various bureaps thereof since Secretary Boutwell took charge of the Department, bas resulted in a saving of about $50,000 per month in salaries alone. It is expected that by the time the work of re- duction in that Department shall be completed, at least $1,000,000 per annum will be saved from salaries. MONTANA WANTS SOLDIERS To FIGHT THE inpians.—Hon. James M. Cavanaugh, dele- gate from Montana Territory, arrived here yesterday. The object of bis visitisto have Additional troops sent to his Territory, in order to prevent continuous hostilities in that Terri- tory the,coming winter. The state of affairs indi- cates that the Indians will be very troublesome hereafter if the United States forces are not im- crensed. THE Paciric RatLnoaps.—The final com- mission on the part of the United States goy- ernment to inspect the Union and tral Pa. cific railways will meet at Omaha to-day and Proceed thence to Sacramento, examining the work in all its parts. Tne commission con- sists of General Hiram Walbridge, S. M. F¥ ton, president of the Philadelphia, Wilming- tonand Balttmore railroad, General Boyd, of Kentucky, General Winslow, of Lowa, and General Comstock, late of General Grant's statt. ADJOURNMENT or NAVAL CouRT Martiat. ‘The Naval Court Martial, of which Comman- der Green was President, in session at Pensa- cola, Florida, for some time past, for the trial of Capt. Frank Munroe, of the Marine Uarps, have concluded the trial, and forwarded tne record and findings to the Navy Department. The Naval Qourt Martial, of which Captain Donaldson was President, in session at Nor. folk, is adjourned; having tried number of cases. STaTionERyY Por CosTom-HOUSE Orricers. In accordance with the order of Secretary Boutwell, custom-house officers throughout the country will hereafter be furnished with stationery by the Department. Mr. vant, the stationery clerk of the quisitions. Heretofore custom-Nouse officers have had to purchase their own stationery, SILvsR BRwx FRom GEORGETOW:N, Coro. Tem Presipest is expected to returm here this week to hold s Cabinet meeting. though it is thonght that nothing bat routine matters per- taining to the various Wepartments will be cemsidered. Secretaries Fish and Rswiins, and Postmaster Generai Cresswell will be present; but the other Departments will be Tepresented by the Assistant Secretaries. POSTMASTER GENERAL CRESWELL meditates achange m tBe affairs of the Post Office De- partment which it is expected will make the service self-sustaining. He desires to draw upon the Treasury for gold to pay the balances due foreign countries for postage, instead of baving to buy the necessary specie in the market at as heretofore. re —___ POLITIcaL.—General Samael F. Cary is the first public speaker to take the stump for Mr. Pendleton in Ubio. —The Temperance Party in Connecticut are to 1am a separate ticket, and Mr. Parker, ot Meriden, wiil be their candidate tor Governor, —Senator Fowler, it is announced, is in favor of tbe election of ex-President Jobmeon tothe Ste, as bis successor, and will waive all claims in favor of the latter. agust will be particularly fruittul of po- Mtical conventions. Massachusetts, onnecti- cut and Pennsylvania will have political tem- Perance conventions, anda mal convention of probibitionists wall be beld in Chicago. Governor Clayton, of Arkansas, is 2 can- fe for the succession to Senator McDan- —The Memphis (Tenn.) Post, Republican, says: For United States Senator there will be & multiplicity of candidates. Gov. Senter, ex- President Jonhson, Emerson E:heridge, Bailie Peyton, and ex-Governor Nell S. Brown are already spoken of. It is probable that Emerson Etheridge will be el ‘Speaker of the State ‘Sepate. and then, by sending Governor Senter as United States Senater to Washington, Erh- eridge becomes Governor by virtue of b Speakership, and the Executive, as well as th: legisiadve branches of the government, will be im the hands of the Democracy. Foreign News by Cable. Giadstone’s health is enurely destroyed. Re- ports from all parts of England in relation to the crops bave been received and published, ‘with the exception of wheat. They willall be 8s good as the average. As the time for the in- ternational boat race between the Harvard and Oxford crews is nigh, the excitement in the sporting circles increases. Much of the space the newspapers is given up to this subject. ‘It ts reported that the order for an irop-clad to proceed to aba, on account of the detention of British vessels by the Cuban authorities, bas been countermanded. The London Stan- dard bas an editorial on the Canadian question. The writer says there are probabilities of a cbanze in relations between Canada and Great Britain which would be likely to be distaste- {ul to the majority of the inhabitants of the Do- minion. 1f they were consulted, if there is any dissatistaction with the present state of affairs, it is only by feelings which we can make intel- Ligible to those south of the frontier. All that can be done under the present government 1s to repudiate the notion that the withdrawal of troops implies a desire to shuffle our responsi- bilities. ‘wood and Hatcher, who were ar- Tested at New York and taken to England for trial on a charge of forgery, were brought up atthe Marsion House Saturday for prelimi- ary examination, at the close of which Hatch- er was discharged and Harwood remanded for trial. 1t is now believed that the Carlist movement m Spam bas ended. The volunteers bave pe- titioned to spare the life of Polo, who was re- gently coptared at tbe head of a Cariist band. ‘The Prefect of Perpiquan was arrested at Tris- taux, with tea other Uarlists, who were about to cross thefrontier. Troops are still pursuing the fugitive Carlists in the frontier provinces, snd baye taken many prisoners. The wite Polo. the Carhst leader, who was captured oe. bas interceded with Gen. im for the life of ber husband. Dissensions have arisen in the cabinet in regard to the manner in which the government should proceed against the bishops who have refused to obey the late decree of the Regent. In Barcelona, fifteen thousand workingmen have struck for higher wages, and others are expected to join them in the movement. Grave fears are entertained for the preservation of order. ‘Toere is 8 rumor that General Pezuia and the Duke of Chester will be exiled to the Oanaries. Admiral Mendez Nunez, of the Spanish nay: as dead. Regent Sarrano positively denies that he sustains the pretensions of the Dake of Montpesier to the throne of Spaip, and declares that he is entirely neutral on the question of the disposal of the crown, At 1s asserted on relia- ble authority that the preliminaries of a 'reaty for the cession ot Caba have been signed. Li France says Cuba is lost to Spain, and the wisest thing Spain can do is to take advantage of the present situation. The Freach Journal Official publishes an imperial decree appoint- ing Gen. Le Boeuff Minister of War to succeed Marshal Niel, deceased. French officials have more Carlist chiefs on the Span- Tas Gerrrssvre Revnion.—R-sponses from General Lee and Others.—Unly a@ few officers baveas yet arrived at Get; two railroad trains from ‘Will take to that point Major General Meade and staff, ‘with a number of other gen- bg ro Rng teens aoe ceieneie d = tached to the army corps participated in the battle of Gettyeoure, At least thirty Union generals and many other officers haveacquaint- ed Hon. D. Mot 'y, secretary of the Get~ tysburg Battlefield Memorial Association, of their mtention to be present for the purpose of marking upon the ground, by enduring memo- ppt ager the position and movements of ‘the arg, bat ifferent directions not, he says, permit him to be Gen. Fitzhugh Lee has forwarded a similar excuse, but he adds that any information he posses-es will be cheerfully given. (seneral gstreet 7 that important affairs witl de- present, and tain him at New Orleans, otherwise he would accept the invitation. Gen. R. D. Johnston writes that should professional engagements permit, be will come, and would be glad to tarnish the association with all the informa- TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RAAE. Loxpow, Aug. 23. —Tbe London Morning Trl- coraph of to-day bas an editorial on the forth. coming international boat race wherein it says the poi sbey are in such a state of high training of the best kind. They bave Deen submitted to @ sharp regimen for @ few months with jew 10 8 particuiar event, bat have been ‘m perfect training for the last three years. What hardness of murcie, soundness: of heart aod honesty of st be It is almost impossible to overra'e such a state of facts has upon the event of the race. Four yor bietes kept for three years under condit to develop every avaital power, is something more excell: Tesult of a few mo may not be expected upon for a quarter of an hour's strain, when they Bave been at work for years ‘Taking our mformation as correct, we should consider the superior hardness of the Ameri- cams more than a tet-off against theetyle of the English, and conclude tbat the cont mainly & battle of coxswams. Wha’ the event, we trust an increase of kiadly feel- ings and goo! fellowship between the two INTERESTING €oO' Tak PHItaperaia, August 23—Copy of a dis- patch from Hon. William E. Dodge, of ube Indian Commission, to a member of the com- mission in this city: “Camur Surry. Ixpran TeeriToey, 2ist 1869.—George H. Stuart, Philadelphia, nave t ay bad a most important meeting with the Cbeyeunes aud Arrapahoes. A large number of chiefs were present, and fall two thousand men, women and children were on the park outside. Medicine Arrow, for the Cheyennes$aud Little oom, forthe Arrapa- oes, made excellent peace speeches. Tue council Iasted two bonTs, and its results, we considered, were most favorable for our object. | it was & most imposing and interesting sight. We are 2.0 miles from home and living in tents. We start to-morrow tor Mediciue Bluff, Witchclaw mountains. Some 90) miles rom there we turn east, passing through the entire Indian reservations, and Dope to reach home in thirty or forty days hence. The Incians killed 700 buffaloes in the past week within ten miles of this piace [Signed] ‘Witttam E. Doves. FRENCH ©) ON CUBAN AFFAIRS. Panis, August The La France says However ful it may be for Spain to ac- cept the suggested solution of the Cuban difficvity, there is no other plan possible. It’s the only way-for Spain to save some of the fragments of the wreck. The value and duration of Cuban question, the de: erizes the Americans and qualifies them very badly to perform the part of platonic protecto- rate. It is very probable that they are trying to bring about the second edition of the history of Texas. RESPITE OF A LORED MURDER. ESs. MAcoN, Ga., August 2”.—Harriet Critten- den, alias Greer, a colored woman. sentenced to be hanged here to-day, was respited I night by Governor Bullock to September Her crime was the murder ef a white girl named Mary White, on Marc 16, for the pal. try sum of three dollars and twenty cents. TRICHIN E IN CHICAGO CrIcaco, Angust 20.—A german and his wife and four children, residence ot this ei'y, are now suffering from ‘ris! ing Taw bam. patients were in cons: Bre etill alive. inuking a thorough inve: completed, the details will rable danger, but they jon, and, when made pablic PRINCE ARTHUR IN HALIFAX, Hawirax, Avgust Prince Arthur ar Tived bere yesterday. e steamer Oity of Psris, and was received by the Governor Gene- eral and 8 military escort. THE WATER FAMINE IN PHILADEL. PHIA PHILADELPHIA, August 23.—The weather ts cool and pleasant, but no rain yet. The water is growmg scarce. The City Uouncils meet this afternoon to concoct some measures to raise water into the reservoir. DEPARTURE OF THE EMPRESS FROM PaRtis. Pants, August 23.—The Empress departs on ber Eastern tour to-day. HOP OF WINCHESTER RESIGNED. Loxpos. Aug. 23.—The Bishop of Wiaches- ter has resigned. So meager, 1s the supply of water ‘mat it has n found necessary to suspend a Ia: r= tion of the manufacturing 5p soft city, white it is only by omy that enough water can be secared fo: r The Philadel. | of 1570, ordinary domestic purposes. pbhia Telegraph of Raturaay evening says :— Mr. Graff by bringing ali bis re- sources into operation, to continue a moderate supyly of water from Fairmount, f time to come. possibly until the much wished. for rain setsim. The im th for their own sakes. Gonside: been furnished in the continued water by the paeet the Schuylkill from le aid has Fairmount dam to Fiat Rock. Pursuant to orders issued by the Mayor | enunciated in our an the 17tn instant, the police of, toe different distriets on Saturday morning visived the oc- cupsnts of the houseson their beats, and cau- tioned them against any unnecessary use of the Aqueous fiued yclept Schuy!kill waier.’ “Affairs at irmount remain the same; and, unless we are favored with a copioas of rain by the All-wise Dispenser of before sunrise we shall, we fear. bein iutepse beat produces im- menee absorption, it might be that some reactionary mo Place, and rain follow as a ment may conseqaence.” TUNNEL THROUGH TaE ALPS.—The t Geuis tunnel, ‘when finished, ‘will connec: joe by railroad ff ” ] E § t i | Mugation, then re. or Tne ‘Sunday sha: orTbe | i nny i i | i ef | th , | f i Me uy by 3 ae caer teats s Ee Simoes Seesaw ace ae Sse L Ang. | W We The Board of Health ts now | rations of the | co-operation short | wpom the market, an lic are cautioned to | their adoption a) apply ef | the President be authorized to stoppage of the milison | this and the meeting of the ir to ju are the most judge | & A, Ann ‘s Int ue | meet in Switerland. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The New York bank statement is very anfa- July, aay, ee os | (By Bankers’ end Brokers’ Triegraph, James B. Lewis Johnson & Co’ quote stocks and bonds bome and foreign mar! as follows 1e6t, + 19; 10-80% compor LJ mi [By Cable | Lemmon, Aug, $4, 11 a.m.—aJoneote, 99080), | PRANEPOR®, Ii a. m.—Bonds, *9 i bal i Miadiing Uplands, 134. Seles 10000 jes. Jpiauds, 13 Middling Orleans, 14 “i = j ania | Baltimore Markets, Te. City Milis superfine, $6.50a87, do extra, $7— $825; do. family, $.75agt0 75; Waste chee ne. $6.2 i do. ‘$7a87.75; do. family, | $8ags.50. Wheat and heavy; prime to sy Ted, $$'40881.55. Corn 5 pri white, $1.1408) . rw 8t 55. Rye dull ‘ =. juiet; rib sides, 194; clear, 19\ Saal i sale Steck Market To-day. | _BAtrimone, August 23.—William Fisber & ote ‘Virginia sixes, old, 47 bid, 47 do. 1567, 51 asked; do. cov; asked. Wall Strect Te-Day. New YORE, August 23.—Stocks weak and settled. Money steady at six and seven per | cent. Exchange, long, 10; short, 110. Gold, IRA. 5-20's, 1862, CoOUpon, 12%. "10-40", cou- pon, 114). North Carolina 6's, old, 5i: new, St. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, 55; mew, 6) \. eee New Yo a Market To-day. | New York, August 93.—Plour a shade firm- er. Wheat ia2 cents better. Qora ia? cents | better. | a Tar National Lanog Oonvemrion.—The follow: business was transacted on Satur- day, in addition to the election of officers re- ported in the Stak of that day | A resolution was adopted to appoint a spe- cial comt jee to OfgBuize the colored work- ingmen of Penusyivania into labor unions, With mstractions to report their | the President of the International also y " ing the President to issue a cail for a contribu- tion of five cents per member, | ident’s salary and to defray | May be connected with the office. © com Mitlee On Co-Operation reported res- clutions recommending to the workingmea | and women of the country the imperative ne- cecsity of immediately entering into co-opera- | toa in = Gifferent branches of industry. | | Mr. Cameron. of Tu | Fesolutions opposing the imporiation | vile race for the purpose of pauperizing the labor of the American workingmen; demand- ing the abolition of che mee oien rin and Es ri of the law of Congress of 1-02, probibiting coolie i ‘and ted. A. T. Cavis, D. C., offered the following, which was adopted: ” on consumers at the States through r. Buck, of to deliver addresses upon =~ principles Pi co-opera- tion, public lands, trades anions. the appren- mittee report to Mr. A. ©. Caweron, of Iilin and - Lucker, ot New York, were elected nies to the workingmen | i ; ; i ir | i i i H ; q | i 4 | i Nin . I E i f