Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1869, Page 1

FE” THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, ; At the Star Building, 8.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and llth 8t., sY TAS EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. The STAR is served by the carriers to thei sobscribers in the City and District at Tex OENTS PER WREK Uopies the counter, with | or without wrappers, Two OxwTs each. PRick rom Maitre :—Three Months, One ix months, Three Doliar and Fifty Cents Dollars: one year, Five Douiers. No papers —_— et trem the office lopger thai lor, “The WEE ELY STAR published on Friday | vee, XXXIV. Morping—One Dollar-and-a-Ralf a year. | . JDSHIPMEN.—Information Se | EVENING STAR. | 2 sce toarraz— tatermason KILLER. that the United States steamer Sabine, Gom- in the habit of “puffing” patent med- iclues but we cheerfully add Our testimony to that { many others in favor of this medicine. The PAIN KILLES is invalundle fer the diseases for which it is recommended. Try @ bottle of mander John G. Walker, arrived at Cher- bourg on the 9h of August from Spithead, and ‘was to eail in about ten days for Lisbon. The Sabine bas on board the class of midshipmen Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL REVENUE—The receipts to-day from Were $315,951.82. ‘which graduated in June last at the Naval it and see if we do not state correctly —Koman Paewe Lee Academy, and the object of this cruise is to ee ee on23 tm Secratary Rawiims returned here las | give them knowledge and instraction ia their ELLIS’ IRON SITTERS, evening frcm & visit to bis family t@ Danbary, | profession. The Sibine will proceed from rich tn- bi Conn. ‘Tue U.S. STRAMBR JUNIATA Will sail from New York, in the course of a dey or two, for | the Mediterranear. Lisbon into the Mediterranean, thence to M1- deir, Rio de Janeiro and Cape of Good Hope, from whic latter point she will return home, Teaching here next summer. MR. FREDERICK DOUGLASS while in this city some days since on his way to Frederick, Md., to attend the emancipation celebration in that city on the 17th inst., received a dispitch from bis family at Rochester informing him that Oapt. H. Clay Naill, the Chairman of the Committee of Arrangements at Frederick, had telegraphed him not to go there. He believed the dispatch reliable, remained in Washington, and thereby cisappointed his thousands of friends at Frederick by his absence. Un his return to Kochester Mr. Dougiass secured a copy of the bogus dispatch, which he publishes and says: «Had I been at home when this dis- patch came [ should at once detected its evident fraudulent character.” | Coorg, Louis V. Caztarc, Adjutant Gen | eral at General Canby’s beadquarters, is a | the Ebbitt; also, Colonel A P. Blunt, A. Q | M., formerly im charge of LAncoin Depot here pared by Wm Bihs Ohe‘nist. For sale in hiocton by KIDWELL & SON, Pennsy myzs-: ww avenue and 11th street. RING BUT NOBLE. P FOR YOUNG MEN, who havin a better MANHOOD. Sent in seal ‘ge. Address HOW- TATION. Box P my FEMALE CLERKS.—A number of temporary female clergs in the Internal Reveaue Office | Bave Deen placed upon the permanent rol!s nd others bave been continued im office until the Ist of January next. ee PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS, &c. Govannon ELEct Sentsr, Uslonel D. M. = aah Nelson, General J. A. Mobry, and Colonel F—GEAND COMPLIMENTARY John B. Brownlow, of Tenmessee, passed | 70 THE through this city yesterday en route for New REPRESENT ATL Pais RE GRAND LODGE | York. From the tras ® UNITED STat ak = = ang. rom of Columtia.to is GEN. BIDW&LL, who was one TUESD AT he yo is. first Indies to pass over the new ratlway, East, Abner’s 7th street Park from ocean to ocean, left Western Pennsyl aes vania yesterday on her return to aliforn aecompanied by her mother, Mrs. Jos. OC. G. Kennedy, of this city. Lost OURRENCY AND THE NATIONAL Dent ‘The present issue of the tractio now being printed in New Yor! series since 1862. Of the first, second and third Series over $20,000,000 are now outstanding, about $8,000,000 of which are of the first and second issue, and it is estimated that six or seven millions of this amount will never be presented for redemption, hence there is an actual deduction of that amount from the pub- lic debt, although the books of the Department do not shew any such decrease. It is sup- posed that a: least six or seven millions of these issues have been destroyed, and will never come to band for redemption, though an act of Comgress will be necessary to strike them off the debit side of the Treasurer's book: PRESIDEN GRANT attended the reunion of the Grand Army of the Republic yesterday at Ocean Cottage, on the bay, three miles below Providence, R. I. He came up from Newport on the steamer Bay (.ueen, accompanied by Mrs. Grant, Secretary Boutwell, Senator Morgan and wife, Senator Anthony, Gen. Porter, Judge Birdsall. Hon. Charles H. Russell, L. P. Morton, of New York, and others. apt. Douglass and ex-Governor Dyer received him as a committee of the Grand Army. The President is expected at Uoncord, Donor the ocea- is, simitting © Geatlomss kets, * an and Ladies. 39 Conts ne © Sams cont Two CORRESPONDENTS on Newspaper Row, Tepresenting two of the leading New Yor dailies are about to abandon the state of single blessedness, and become members of the ha spy order of Benedict, by marrymg Washington Indies. GeyEgat 0. O. Howarp is reducing the clerical ‘force in the Freedmen’s Burean, and bas Bow not aman employed who is not now required by the demands of theservice. Far- ther reduction will probably take plsce shortly. PRESIDENT GRANT telegraphs here that he Will notpreturn to Washington before next pres me Ble Be Week, alld then only to remain two days, to SECOND GRAND PIC NIO transact any important business and hold a Will be sivenatthe Cabinet consultation. Secretaries Fish, Bout- CHURTZEN PARK well, Cox and Robeson are expected to return mn YNESVAY. SEPTEMPER §, about the same time. cremcing st 12 0'clock m ets Brass and 3S: © the occasion eeds to be applied t+ furnishing Chapter ew Masonic — le ¥ Geranp PIO-wNIOo OF THE URBANITY AsSOCIATION, » AUGUST 23rx, 1869. TICKETS. (admitting a Gent and Ladt FIFTY CENTS ap Boats leave wharf foot of High street. Georgetown. at 3.0'clock p m.. and every ten| minutes thereafter RE! M ASONIO PIC-MIO. At the earnest solicitation falarge numberof thosewho were present at the Pic-nic given by the R.A. Chapters of this city ‘2ist of July last. the Committes repeat the same, and FREEDMEN’s ScHOOLS.—Gen’l O. U. Howard, im charge of the educational work among freedmen of the South, is in receipt of satisfac- Band has been en- 0 counts order of tory evidence of the progress of the work. | N- H. to-day, and will havea public reception = a) _COMMESTER.. | oodles Ger freetaeen Aenikayasel established in | #t the State House. He is to dine with the Gov- Aes BOARD FOR GLYMONT JO-EPH H. SHAFFIELD. Popular proprietcr of Glytiont. takes '® arreuncing to his ho : ‘ aan ernor, and to-morrow will go to Mount Wash- ington. On Friday he will proceed to Burling- ton, and thence to Saratoga, reaching the latter place om Saturday. So say telegraphic dis- patches, all the Southern States, and the opposition to them 1s reported to berapidly dying oat. REAR-ADMIRAL C. H. Poor has gone to New York to relieve Rear-Admiral Hoff of the command of the North Atlantic squadron. | Admiral Poor will go on board the Severn, the new flag-ship of the squadron. The Alba- ny, Admiral Hoff’s flag-ship, will b= repaired atthe New York navy yard. Exports aNp Imvonrts.—From advance sheets of the report of General Walker of the Bureau of Statistics, for the month of June and the fiscal year ending with June, it ap- pears that the total value of dutiable articles imported for the year ending June 30 was $305,847,369 against $312,245,659 last year; the value of articles tree of duty Sil this year and $29,379,119 last. ‘The total export of domestic commodities was $413,36),152 for this year and $4154,301,713 tor last. Of toreiga commodities re-exported, the datiable articles were valued at $10,437,202 this year and Si1,- 46,431 last, while of those free of duty, the fig- ures stand $14,692,965 this year and $10,709,007 last. The total valne of the products of the American fisheries recetved iuto the United States during the quarter ending J une 30, 1569, is Teported at $3,030,605, The total vaiue of the shipments of domestic commodities from New York by way of Panama for the same time ‘was $10,676,403, while in the same period the return shipments of domestic commodities by the same route, from San Francisco to New York, were valued at $3,057,939. The value of the shipments of foreign commodities, by the way of Panama to New York, for the same quarter was $52,901. IMPORTANT TO REVENUE MARINE Orri- CERS.—An order was issued yesterday by Act- ing Secretary Richardson, that «the Depart- prettier Fred lh ealpe Ty jr pelo tes attention to the practice of officers, when corresponding with a citizens upon the Hotels. of of J.B. shamicia, aw: String Band ort Fccanion CUNT VERNON, MR. L'ESTRANGE, one of the secretaries of | the British Legation, recently appointed, has | been summoned North by telegram on ac. of the accidental drowning of his brother, a yourh, who is supposed to have lost bis lite while bathing. Mr. L’Estrange lett Washington last evening. . m. and on TU THURSDAY AS TERNOOSS, at 4 NT VEBNOS and intermedies $15 AMES BY RES. fica: Wille Strznvisor Staxwoop, of Mississippi and Alabama, is here and engaged in preparing his Teport im the ease of Willis, Collector of the Third District of Mississippi, who was relieved & short time ago for alleged complicity with the whiskey ring. Supervisor Emery, of Tennessee, is also here and preparing reports on Internal Revenue frauds in his State THERS STABLES, E STREST, Ret ween 13>, and lth AMUSEMENTS. R B,-ReeVA:A = BSCBIBBRS HAVE THIS DAY BB- sant teePART STORE from No. 304 Penns. nue, to No. 24. and IxpIaw CLatMs.—The Secretary of Interior bas ordered that hereafter all Indian claims must be settled through the Indian Bureau. These claims include bounty ana pension claims of Indian soldiers, claims tor Indian depredations, &c. This decision is brought about because of agents who overcharge their clients, @ mode of defrauding that is carried on to a very great extent. ¥ 28-1m L. Tue D!SBURSING CLERKS in the several De- bi | penn partments of the Government are anable to with 8 new ‘fitted ed assortment of ever: in our imme. | obtain a sufficient supply of fractional cur. | official influence with t! ‘tment to king peat favors he accomplishment of private purposes of receive Contigaance sf thelr Patronage, whics Teucy required tor the monthly payments of | omcers, thas become Trecessaty for it, im the Wesball at all times endeavor to merit. salaries; banks are unable to make change | maintenance of itsown dignity, and the pro- a3 SMITH & STRONG. | readily; business is crippled, and the peopie | motion of good order and discip Bo. 456) ON BXBIBITION 5¥o. 486 | throughout thecountly greatly incor venienced | Vict, 10 pat a check uathn pertor eee ane erazzr. H AT MARKRITER'S, ?Srarer. | DY ‘O° delay of the Bank Note Companies. | epartment, therefore, informs the officers of There is no show for any relief until the work is brought back to the Treasury Department. Bo. 656 Seventh street, between D ‘ond B the service that, from this time, all such inter. Eight Doors above Udd Fellows’ Ball, ference with its prerogatives must cease; and if, at any future’ period. any officer shall be Chelce Oil Paintings, Eogravings, Chromos, &c. > Large bangin. " found guilty of an infraction of tnis order, it Benine, Pieva mor, Ficcamtord aui'eae | Tur Frevmera Awexowmrr—The Sate Will be considered ample cause for demiseal ee Rin is, Sc..in the District. TEEMS | Department has officiai returns of the adoption the service. Case Hemember Name and Humber. of the Fifteenth Constitutioval Amendment as follows: Complete ratification—North Caroli- ra, West Virginia, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Maime, Michigan, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Connecticut and Florida—12. Defective ratification—Missoari and Kansas—2. Rejections—Delaware and Kentucky ‘THE NOTEAND CURRENCY PRINTING.-“Data” says:—“From latest information received by Acting Secretary of the Treasury Richardson, it appears that there 1s no prospect of the im- mediate printing of cy notes by the bank note companies that have contracted to do the work. T bank-note printers, after pur- suing every Secretary that bas had control ot the ary for the past seven years, in order to put an end to note printing by the govern. ment, and themselves to get the job, now having obtained the contract fail to complete it, to the great inconvenience of the public end Isaac CoALE, IR., & BRO., IMPORTERS OF Men’s Furnishing Goods, Tre New 25 anv 50 Cayt Currency.—It is expected at the Treasury Department that the new issue of twenty-five and fifty cent notes will be ready for distribution next week; 14 HANOVER STBEET, if the federal officers in the Treas- CORNES OF GEBMAN, At least the Bank Note Companies have prom. | 80noyance ot ede iewera cong of cae conwiae: | SE ea Fee athe tions @uring the present week, but as they | wages to about a dozen note printers. No aia sass BALTIMORE. | ave beretesoro vielsted most oftheir promiars, | Shite nee cs mm — the public will not be disappointed if the cur- = SOTIOR Tency is not ready for Issue at the designated —z poe. time. AN ENTERPRISING Frenchman, named Boti- nean, bas written a letter to the President ask- ing him to issue s charter authorizing him to ‘The only place in the city to buy your BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS at regular establish a first-class gambling house in New York city, to be regularly licensed and placed WHOLESALE PRICES hee tne on of tee ¥; is ot ties, and a portion of the profits to be paid to STRASBURGER BROs., 373 Saventu Braeer, Burwerx lan KE, WHERE TSE LARGEST ASSORTMENT CAN the Government for this privilege. He says the establishment shall be conducted on a plan stwilar to the great gaming honses of Baden- Baden and Weis Baden. INCREASE OF InCOME Tax RucBIPTS.—It Lid ‘will be remembered that Commissioner Delano #™ BE FOE on the 6h instant forwarded cireniars to As- THE BEST sessors of Internal Revenue throughout the a | _ a country, instructing them to require parties TEAS AND OCOFF IN WASHINGTON CITE @0 T0 THE HON@, 636 SEVENTH STEEST. elt B. C. STEVENS, Proprietor, = th. GED $3310 PENNA AVENUB. & large increase of the revente in this circular. BOOTS AND SHOES. OF 10 P . OF A DBDUCTION hat ee CEE. OB ALL 8 supply from the old plates, in order to sauisfy the demand wnt] the new issue is ready. It is utterly impossible to do this, as all of the old jy -t8el near Hinth street. ee ——— treet (TO 4EL WHO SELL CIGARS AND TOBACCO, W. B. CHANDLER, WHOLESALE DBA IN €1GAR8 AND corner F ‘14th ote, Ente jou cote Bim Sal fea and Cigarsof all gredes, from €17 to C close, CASE, as my prices are too aes impossible to supply the demand for fractional currency by printing more of the old series. WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1869. 2 FINANCIAL a: | In the New York mouty market thereis no is to rates, call loans being 6a? per | cent., and prime paper $412 per cent, with Tare exceptions at Sas per cemt. The banks Sppear to be sending out less oi to the est (ban Inst week; their advices, however, induce the «3 m of & very free N°, 5,185. THE PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY. An Insane Man Sheets and Kills his Fa- ther—Further Particala: The Philadelphia Builetin of ve tomy § of _ PoLiticaL.—Free trade is breaking out in ‘Spots at the West. A league has been formed in Milwaukee which includes many of tne leading politicians. — The Nashville Banner, always the friend of gives the following addi the killing of a taiher by son, | Andrew Jonnson, opposes his Seaatorial pro- MOVEMENTS OF TH! motion, and says his name is now suggesuve | OF ween coe nne Tosmmteg : | Boerom, August 2%.—President Grant ar- | of agitation, turmoil, and excitement’ What ding st toe bodes cf Bt’ Bae Renee | tived here to.day from Newport, reaching the | the Banner wants is peace. Soom Sh etrest, was shot and billed’ tats depot about 11 o'clock. He took a carriage and — There are five iiberal Republicans in the | Was driven immediately to the Lowell Station, | Tennessee State Senate, the remainder Uon- Bers 8 spe. ial train wasin readiness tocon- | servatives. In the House there are seven | in the city as a real cetate agent bis oflce | vey him to Concord, N. H. peing jo. 431 Walnut street. He boarded | with Mrs. Belcher, bad with him bis son THE SECRETARY OF THES NAVY AND PARTY. Bosron, Aug. 25.—The United States steamer Tallapoosa, from Washington via New Yorx, with Gen. Sherman, Admiral-Porter and Sec. retary Robeson on board, reached this port at Marshall and three daughters. His wife has been dead for severai years Toe son has been afflicted with inflammatory rheu- maticm tor sear’ twelve i a= great pertion of that period he has iJ cnpple. He was formerly connected with Wholesale tobacco establisment, but since May ‘The Tennessee correspondent of ¢ cinnati Gazette, in caretally considering the Prospects of Andrew Johnson for the United Hwtes Senatorship, oe seven reasons why — Under the head «Progress of Military noon to-da; Usurpation,” the Philadelphia Ag-,the Demo- | jast has been out of employment. His diseased The ished party have been enter. | cratic organ of the State of eonsylvania, | condition, rendering bim almost Belpless, and tained for the past two daysatthe summer | scores severely the Policy of Governor Hoff- | his inability to get em; bave peyee residence of Mr. Forbes, at tashon. man in threatening law along the line | upon bis mitd, and recently he has exhibited of the Albany and Susquehabua Railroad. un: le evidences of insanity. He con- VERDICT FOR THE UN! — The Democratic press 1s at loggerheads on | sian); ined that there was a conspiracy | IN A TOBACCO the subject of Chinese immigration. The | 1 take Dis life, and several times told s fa Burraco. Aug. 25.—The case of the United | World, come time since, came out inan article | ‘er that there were men concealed in bis States against U- S. Kimbejl, tobacco manu. | claiming that the Democratic press favored :t. | OOM waiting to ill him. He was married to | tacturer, or » N. ¥., charged with | But scarcely was the ink dry om the article | 88 estimable y: rendering fraudulent returns to the Revenue Argus denied it. Since then ity Between Depertment, i bas gm og Ce United the aenaal 2 Eaanirer endorsed the position ee said that she bad attempted to States Court nere for some days past was of the Argue. cago Times sides with \ morning de cided in fayor of the Government | the World im the contest, During yesterday afternoon Marshall was The verdict carries forfeiture of tobacco, machinery, &c., which was seized and borded by the Government to the valueof case excited much interest among men throughout the country om acco’ observed with @ peculiar kind of knife very sharp, which bad deen about the Ronse. A‘ter | considerable persuasion bis father got the wea- pon away from him and Bid it. Father and son retired to the same room, Iast evening. — The Troy Press (Democratic) plainly tells Mr. Pendleton that, even should he be elected Governor of Ubio, he must not expect to be the Democratic candidate tor President 1a 1572. It says that the Democratic party cannot afford to dnight Marshall leaped out of the | many intricate legal points involved. The | M¥s 1! ‘away any more elect: ‘and that es | eet me vpn eel sek 5 z Toleae criminal indictment against Kimball will be | Datars ace susan on eeue 11 | Ded; seized @ pitcher, and exc! ooravedly. | Wabash, “Sy: Adams Express, 56\; Wells, 'y probably will | that men were there for the urpose of Killing | ears . Goa ss the Cataeanisaeay of thu Tiatied Beates | Seo at toe aaat Ercole ae, him. "Tho father attemptes & reson woe | Fargo & © 184; Cases Chane Bs Hoffman is the most available candidate. He looked wildly at the father, raised the pit- | Press. Sis: e; Ubieago & Alton, iss SPAIN AND CUBA. cher in a threatening manner, and said: «Don't | (h8e oe ‘Marker irregular, thaia: Lowpow, August 25—A Paris correspondent THE GETTYSBURG MEETING. move, of 1 will kill you.” For sometime Mr. | 40. Bret . . ” of the Times writes as follows on the bject of Yesterday morring. at Gettysburg, Evans was kept in bed by this threat,and dur- | [Ry Cadie.) the Quban question :—“Most of the Spaniards | {D£ Of the officers, on motion of Gen. ing the time one of bis daughters entered the | P.m.—Vomaols, 93 a0 Pood po sine of preserving Cubs, and | Col. Bachelder was unanimously chosen to | room, but was immediately driven out by her | 65's. Old, Sy; 67's, S2% aah oumtment is. manifested at | ‘ke charge of the exercises of the day. as he | brother. ‘The latter fi ally went down siairs, | Ere, 9x. the small success in repressing the rebell, | BAd collected more information on the subject | taking “the pitcher with’ hime Me namsatee —Honds, = \s*9. ion there. The argument that Cubs is loss | ‘24m any one then re- | about an hour, and then Mr. Evans went ——— The Lo aired to the field tor the purpose definite:y xing the position of the troops in the first day’s battle. Among those who composed the Uotton a quiet. ing Uplands, 134813 Middling Orleans, 13 411. ” “ and not gain = Sone mt ——_ Spain has been benefitted lar; yy the pro- ductiveness and commerce of ‘Saba. The cor- e Hs dining room, having in his hand the knife which bad been bid yesterday afternoon. ! | to look after him. He him in me | i ‘were Gens. ith, Dana, inson, | Mr. Evans became frightened ai the appea: Te Ragen: Teeponeea! {ninks the immmodiste aanoxation | AOU a Posies Osan eae Hoffman, and | ance of his son, and alver attempting t0 per- | amore Markets, To-day. be Anau Ge ee ts nee eered OF | Oa, Held, Cooper, Dudiey, Sheaffer and Lind. | suade bim to go to bed, without suscess, re- | LTIMORR, August 25.—Uotton quiet and France are not likely to aller aay oppesition o> | 18¥, Who were ‘all’ participants in that fignt, | turned to hic resm and techn oe ae ae | steady + prices nominally at 343435. the scheme. Y ‘0 Omer any Opposition to | rofecber with several meabers of the Bacio: | Shall went to the ate see, ee tOOF. there | Yery dull and weak,and ihe fw ew Field Memorial Association, and 8 short-hand | until atout halt-past seven o'clock this mora. reporter, to make notes of the conferences. ing, While the family was at breakfast. He Many interesting incidents of the contest were ABUNDANT HARVESTS IN ENGLAND. then entered the breakfast room and was greet- Lonvor, Aug. 25.—Tbe Times to-day has an asthe party passed from point to point. | ed with a pleasan: - good morning” by every- editorial on the har of the prices of grain | The roads b: ‘on the troops advanced and | body, He made no reply, but merely stared ‘wherem it sate msy look for a year of | retired, and jing | wilaly at esch person seated at the taple. He sufficiency, if not anabundance. The harvest | armies met, in connection with in- ] Was asked to eat something, Dut be refased is within thirteen per cent. of the average, and When the meat ws: up stairs to get b nd change his coat, | Ais intention was to go to the house of Dr. Dyke and get the certificate of bis son's ity. Marsbal! went out into the hall aad walked up and down, trequen‘ly giancing up stairs. The next heard by the 1amates of the cidents, were carefully studied. The addi- tuonal information thus derived will be added to history. The places where prominent of- ficers fell or were wounded were designated. ‘One of the most interesting points was the lo- cality of Gen. Reynolds’ death—a tree, with the letter “R"? marked upon it, showing where with a continuance of the present favorable weather may still improve. All the crops except wheat are luxuriant. With ocd corn, imported and sold. under shillings per quarter, we can easily afford to lose a little home grown wheat for the sake Bacon quiet; rib sides, 194; clear, 19\; shoul- | ders, 164; bams, 2ia25. Lard quiet and firm Stall. Whisky less firm at $1.26. ee re Steck Market To-day. of a plentiful stock of food and better pas- | he died. Lieut. Turtle, of the corps ot engi- | house was three shots fired in rapid succession. Battr August 25.—Virginia sixes, tures.” neers, who at present has charge of the Gov. | Marshall was in the entry near thefroat door, | old, 45 bid 47, asked ern nent survey of the field, personally super- | and bis father was staggering along the entry, ——-——__ THE COMING INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE. London, August 25.—The Times, to-day, in commenung on the coming boat race between the Harvard and Oxford crews, says: Good Jndges assert that the Harvards show signs of overtraining. River watermen, how: vor the idea that they must win the race. Hoat- img men generally are divided, the majority being in favor of the Oxfor: pated yeild intends the driving ot the stakes to mark the various positions. The work yesterday was confined to the ground covered by the troops in the first day’s fight, including Seminary Ridge, The exami. nauon was conducted in a spirit of fairness, the desire being to settle controverted points. In the afternoon the positions of the Eleyentn Corps m the tirst day’s engagements were de- termined. Among the party were Generals Steimwebr and Amesoerg, Gol. A.S Musser, towards the dimming room. He clutched the door of thepantry. Mrs. Belcher, who wisia the di- ning room at the time, caught Mr. Evans as he | fell in the door of the dining-room. Marshall | Walked back and looked at bis father. Mrs. | Belcher said to him, “See what you haye done, but he made no reply and only stared about vaeantly. The shots and the screams of Mr Evans’ daughters attracted some of the neigh- bors and alsoa policeman. They entered the | house, and Mr. Evans, who was still alive, Wall Street To-Day, New YorE, August 25 —Stocks unsettied. Money easy and steady 6:7 per cent Excbange, long, 1; short, Goid, 134. . ; THE RECONCILIATION OF THE SUL.- | and other subordinate officers. Judge Heisver, Temoved into the front parlor. As the po. | , YORK, August TAN OF TURKEY AND VICEROY OF | of the Memorial Board, accompanied the par- jorman teok charce ot Marshall, he said — | ccm & decided change EGYPT, ty. Other parties repaifed to various points of | “Don't hurt my bop; he Gou’t know what be is | Tout © material change. Brvesere, August 25—The Independence | the field. doing.” Dr. Van Dyke, the family physician, | Ychanged. Bdge bas information that the Viceroy of Egypt is shortly expected at Constantinople. The Sultan is preparing to extend him a grand Teception ‘The complete reconciliation of Ismail Pacha and the Sublime Porte!s an accomplished fact, and the Egyptian question is over. ‘There was = large arrival of guests at the Springs in the morning. Among them those who took part im the battles were, of the First Corps, Generals Newton, Stone, Wister, Stan- nard, Coulter, and Baxter; Second Corp:, Gen- erals Baxter, Owen, and Colonel Barnes; Third Corps, Colonel Duff, Adjutant to one of the staffs: Sixth Corps, (jenerals Howe, SBaler, and Collier, and Majors S A. Harker: Eleventh Corps, General Stein wehr Tweltth Corps, Generals ( Green, and Barnum. In addition to the above named gentlemen Were Colonel 8. F. Fisbee, chief of the signal corps, who commanded a New Jersey regi- ment, and Col. McAllister, of the same Stave The ouly two ex-Confederate officers present are Col. Harrison, adjutant General of Pic ett'e brigade,and Col. Allen, of the 7th Tennes- was summoned. It was found that the ball had entered the abdomen of the unfortunate man, and that there was no hope for him. D1 Evans died at ten minutes past erht ovch ‘The bouce in which this disiressful tragedy o curred 18 On the same street 4 withia a be square of the Louse in whic rs. Hdl was brutally murdered Dr. EB. Sbapleigh, the coroner's surgeon made a post mortem of the body of the deceas this morning. Five woonds wers tound. T Tevolver was found on Marshail when he w: arrested. The five barreis were empty, but all were capped, showing that they had charged A Shoemaker’s knife was if the fair sex would o: in Vapity Fair: sf our send @ Senaius Conse ft common se upon into the braius of her wom AFFAIRS UN SPAIN. BRUSSELS, Ang. 25.—The Madrid corres- ondence of the Independence Belge says :— Nothing 1s changed. The situation is the same Armed bands still traverse the provinces. Sa- bariego continues to lead the force which was Teported dispersed and destroyed some time ago. ROWING CLUB BANQUET. Loxpon, Aug. 25.—The rowing club will tof iuterpetin asthe men grow ser, (be Women seem to iliter and more ©XWAvegaut. We bear of a well | lady who, for & sojoura of fifteen days at Vichy, carried with ber sixty toilets, all of fabulous elegance, and consequently of fabu- lous prices, At this moment the modistes are matting a more showy style of costume, adapted for the | Orricre saison of the month of September, when 0 found on bim. Tbe coroner's inquest in the case will be held to-morrow morning | —— Flomen Tor eg a eaay Syening fo the gen~ | ee cen ra Mahone sent a letter expressing | BALTIMORE SCHUETZEN FESTIVAL. | the best cf the lingering seen wili be tem- tlemen forming the Harvard and Oxford boat | PTofound regret that prior cogagements would The King Shoo mgofthe King— pered by the freshness of the coming fall. crews. ‘alter prevent him from being present. ‘aylor, late Adjutant on Gen. R.E Lee's staf, hoped that it may be in his power to attend. but he might be prevented trom so doing b: private business. id! ms—Crow Bowling, &c. ‘The Baltimore Gazet‘e of this morning says:— Yesterday was the seound day of the Festival of the Baltimore Schnetzen Association, aud ‘oves of white chalis are fashioned with puffed skiris, each puff being ted by coveral Tows oft.arrow velvet, either black, orblae, or Violet, according to the fancy of the wearer, _———— COLLIERY EXPLOSION, Pakis, August 25.—A colliery explosion oc- ~ bh & wide Watteau velvet sash around the curred yesterday at Firminy, six miles trom | Private business. ‘alk dati aa the attendance was much larger than on the | 2" a. ill ana Waist. A violet taffeta silk bat, deep piaited ther tives,’ “uereey fourteen persons os: | y,cieity will be visited. Om Weleeede eens | fiFSt day. About one o'clock the people began ok founces, ornamented with black re there wate and St Six o'clock im the evening | the tunic us inane on ciyies Godtae ime | e there were present from eight to ten thousand persons, and good order was generally ob- served. ‘were some forty or fifty who ing @ ball will be beld at the Spri in honor of the military and invited — = po Ate tims ENGINES.—The Director of the London Fire Brigade bas recently shown, as the result of vw careful experiment, that the ordinary test of fire engines and hose, that is the com- parative distances to which water may be STILL ANOTHER TELEGRPPHIC CA. 2 BLE PRUPOSED. emule anes pam on Varley’ le, 18 pro; rom Ireland to America. 4 nities RECOVERY OF NAPOLEON I Metternich very voluminous. tollet, sheer white Mmuslins are White silk founces, wi bows coleoptere, (the big word mean- made. Mr. dolph Eibing was the successfai | '"A ‘harming vonis eee Posed with a tunic of ecrue i And the award was announced The officers | Posed w' Datiste, Paris, Aug. 25.—The Emperor has near; of the aseociation, preceded b; rth an spron of small plaited white batiste recovered from hls recent indisposition. United States Arsiliery Band. with the rent afiles trimmed with | Vabe aciennes lace; the Kirt 18 Also Of piaited white batuste: the bod: /——+e—___. and new King, then marched from the in Sse te; ys Tax ERiz anp SUSQUEHANNA LITIGATION to the shooting house, where Mr. E. A. Keene, | suet with smelt teas nee i 1m CourT.—The Erie and Susquehanna liga. | was Tee vea ant announced the result, which was | ince. “Whe ‘mantener -- tion made its peapperranae in the Supreme | might throw a stream of water to received with cheers. A procession of the low devised Court chambers in York yesterday, be- tore Justice Barnard, on motion to Mesers. Ramsey, Van Valkenburg and Prayo for contempt in violating an injunction of the the manegementof the road fr the appoint en e Toad a! a] t= ment of a recerver by Justice Barnard. Messrs. Van Valkenburg and Ramsey were examined relative to the transactions of the noard of di- rectors simce the injunction, and also as to the disposition of the books of the company, which are still carefully concealed, the only impor- tant information elicited being that books ‘and mot in the custody of 5 this mixture of white and neutral tintea Datists, lit tle flounces and puffings, exclaimed in an ecs- tacy of delight, “O, Magame! is it mot of a se. raphic simplicity, and of an adorable ele- anes!” Many costumes composed of fine white Woolen poplin, with « flounce on the skirt is bordered with velvet of the color of the stripes; above the flounce there are four rows of hollow plaits, bordered like- ‘Wise with velvet. tes of white or yellow foulard, PPINES St the seaside, have air, which suits well with Tound and very pointed Japani point, one bt deliver only a fourth the water which lett the nozzle, while another ‘would carry one-half to the same distance. He gives, ti werk recently published, elaborate instructions as to the proper curve and size of the nozzle of the hose, which are too tech- nical to be reproduced here. It may be stated. however, that it is indispensable that the inside of the nezzle be perfectly smooth, and that the mouth have sharp and perfect edges. A slight scratch on the inside of the nozzle, though scarcely perceptible, may. it is said. materially influence the character of the tream tha’ comes from it. members was then formed and marched around the grounds and to the front ot the round honse in the center of the grove. There a circle was formed of the members and markers. and the President made an address to those assembled, after which he placed the crown, consisting of & girdle of silver medals, around the neck of Mr. Elbing, who was proclaimed King for the year to come. Mr. Elbing returned his thanks in a few remarks, when he was presented with the King’s chalice, a beautiful silver vessel, and aiso with a medal which Is to be attached to the girdle. sre stillin Albany, Prayn. THe PENNsYLvamia Coal MINES.—A dis. patch te the Philadelphia Telegraph. dated Scranton, Pa., August 23, “All prospect of an immediate resumption of mining opera- tions in this section has fled. The operators, on Saturday, made their most tiberal offer of Wages, but the miners in a body bave decided not te goto work, and decline anything a everything but the sliding seale or basis sys. tem. No further overtures will be made for SHORMAKERS” the bat is lined with Colonel MM. Hess, in .Englisb, announced the regalar toasts. The banquet continued until after five o’clock, and all who particina:d Appeared to fare and the Tequired to quit work. About four hundred complied, but others are still at work. It is stated that the men who led the strike are now receiving $20 and $24 a week. The terms de. manded by the strikers do not a T to be that workingmen some time, as operators have offered what clearly defined. The cutters demand such deem more than fair ‘wages, and don’t intend to | increase of rates'as will advance their pay ‘suo aun of ke ag ey make any more concessions, but fight it out. It week. The “makers” resist a threatened Mr. Field and bis is conceded by ali that negotiations are off, and lowing facts, ‘Will remain so for an indefinite period.” attention they deserve Monratir’ be expected, the mortality 1134 yards of hildren 1s frighttal. Week's wages of nine the old woman who lived i & in py will know what todo with their many children; at nder storm, «If the same quality of Gh Tate {ney do not care for them. > you had lish labor is paid 18 per sixty in Sait Lake Oity in a month, apy bat Irving ssid ican. forty-four were chil § in who wan tiled to canst apnea Ninety-six days’ labor Feported to have forty-eight children out | Pierce. who was killed by a flash ef ing im this country will ef si; lurch with @ young cloth a. this . mi mel Bs. is fof juat the enue workmen in even better cloth there? TAR SALE op BeREstar Sraiwos, Va—A English workmen receive ot the Baltisuore Genet Watiice nearly & quarter more thas the — wee faves in woollen mils'in this comsiny sesh een some time under cos hasares silt att i i a !