Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1869, Page 1

* THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At the Star Buliding. £.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and llth &t, z EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. ——- 2 R is served by the nrriers to their im the City and District at TEs ies at the counter, With r and Fifty Cents; six mor Dollars: one year, Five Dollars. No Bre sent trem tbe office lopger than paid for. ‘The WEEKLY STAR—publisied on Friday meorning—Une Dollar-and-a-Balf s year. a vez. XXXIV. SUMMER RESORTS SALT WATER BATHING. ‘Th! Seertie seont having been thor accommodations, cottages and will be opened reception of Visitors on the hen the subseriber so: continuation of a ~. 14 00 Ses Wi. MITCHELL. LEAVE WASHIN lock a.m . FRIDAY ESDAY. 60'c! SATDBDAY and USAav en Pactinone te m, SATTROAY returning, st the | | totmes. b Rossuyys Bouse. On the Herahts opposite G. open for the en Tn inviting the pati prietora deem it only ne ite bigh. airy, avd ceo! rpaseed views Presented fr every “polnt. groveck, and tom prompt sad pul reached by th: B he ges reasonable ® pleasent ar ADWIOK. Proprirte STEAMBOAT | Srred Line of Mail Steamers silingfrom New BY SATURDAY oui A oo HN G. DALE, or CBANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Hereafter the F! JOEN Gibson : HANTS’ LINE. will make Ti-weekly trips beween ALEXANDEKIA, Wasi follows: Leave NEW ; river, every WEUNESUAY b ve GEORGETUWN yE HINGTON, and . YORK. wharf foot of town. oF at the corner of nee eafe and commodi BYTERR, wi ject of | Bich street MONDAY an Monroe, Old P: t Monroe with the | © N§OBfOLK on TUESDAY it lock p.m Excursion Ticket, to and from GE Ha-dware PRESS LINE, VIA CANAL. ADELPHIA, ALEXANDBIA A N ASD NF EBX from 14 North Goorgetown, W. time. HYDE & TYLER, i ubusrse” Beer lieamate Ve. 14 Hortb W harves. Philad = 0. —— 'D OHIO BAILBOAD, Ba.rmoszs TON, 1868. AND BALTI- aw . BB and WASHINGTON AW. are now run as }. viz: FOB BALTIMORE. Leave Su: a5 “ust 14:45. 3-30 ° EST. jay and Sanday, at 7 i Bere to Wheeling, Parkersnurs, &c. Throwgh tickets to the Wesican be hed at the ¥ Si te Office at all bours of sit bageage celied for aad ¢ taken to the dopet. acd pat iu the bag ‘New York. Phitadelphta. WILSON. aster of Trazsportation General Tie LM. OOLE. er. Bef! = GEO. S. KOONTZ. Gen id Boston, ees HROUGE LINE BETW PRILADELPHIA, ABD BEW YORE. Tratas between WASHINGTON” TORK Ste mew nas arGmows, ie FOR § + woithout Sanday “ised 9 bt iN WASHINGT : "aiy tiaw Docroz scavmam 2 puRasp’s Tox101 OM THE CONCEN: oF hea ee DY ano Pino” 8 iT is 4 CE 4 Li $1 PEB BOTTLE. PREPARED AT Ne. 193 WEST PRATT STREET, BALTIM' D. SUOTT. 575 Penpsylvanis avenue, ‘Hor ease Ly all OFFICIAL. Darantaent oF STATS, Wasaiacros, August 1869. Information bas been received at this De~ partment from Mr. Owen M. Long, the Consal j of the Tutted States at Panama, United States | of Colombia, of the dea:h at Panama of Frank Topkin, Joba Winkleman, S W.P. Wage. A K. Fisner, W: | L. M. Kense, and John Duacas. Tae les: | Tepteseptatives of the deceased can obtam far- ther information upon making application to | "bas Department. SPECIAL NOTICES. PERRY DAVIS’ PAUN KILLER. We are not int! =” patent med- estimony to that 1 medicine. The PAIN KILLERS is invaluable fer the diseases | for which it is recommended. Try » bottle of 0 fmm Fatem, Bot civen by bitters mei thetr etects; which. although they mar porsese fonie vegetable pr. ie, cannot give the etre! the blood which on Bitters will gives °° | Prepared by Wm. Kihs Onemiat. sale fn Washireton by KIDWELL & 80N, Peensy'vania avenue and 14th street, my26-3m ERRING BUT NOBLE. SELF-HELP FOR YOUNG M&N, who having desire better MARL OOD. Ge tin grates etter envelopes. free of chary ress, < | ABD SANITARY AID AssGbiatION. Box P Phiiad Pa. 19-008 -NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. PIC Piast cranp aswoan EXOURSION DEPARTMENT OF THE PUTOMAQ, GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIO, UNDER TUR AUsrices oF SEDGWICK POST, No. 1 Ay many mev:bers of the Grazd peblic b Xprecsed a .7ation should g! cl has been secaret, THURSDAY, Spt, ' Glymont, touching at jeg and retarniog ‘svilion at @lymont has hen engaged, the I be illuminated. andtevery arrangement asant timo iting « centleman and ladies, & Bicherdson’s and ef Com: at Giymont. anit KVILLE Fale — UsitED cand = ' FOR T RO! oid and reliable | STATRS MAIL LINE has reduced the fa‘r to $2 for round trip, during. Kay your Te | the Far. September 1 2 and 3, c 454 and 454 OR MOUNT VEBNON. The steamer ARROW, Maptata Thomas Stack- leaves her wharf, foot of 7th (ozcopt Sundays MOUNT Veunoy F Foote and Wash: White House and city at 4p 1 ad return. JAMES BYKEA, 4 Office: Willard’s I. ©. o. r-craxp COMPLIMENTARY PIC NIC 70 THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES From the Wistriet of Cotumbia.to be given by i KIZN DSHIP LODGE, No. TUESDAY, th exercises in reference to i take place at $ o'clock. iraud Representatives will honor the ocea- p with their | for California and Ladies, 50 Cents. large wamber of ie-pic nt at the A. Chapters of this city mth. jst of Juiy lust. the Committee havedecided to repeat the seme, and give notice that their SECOND GRAND PIC NIO Will be given at NEW SCHEUT/EN PARK. On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER *, Commencing at 12 0’clock m ass Sod String Band has been en bgp tig ge a. roceeds to be syelied t« farnishing Chapter "yicacte, 0 conte cach By order of Ste. 20 conte cach. By 0 A avds-eotd “{Repachron) COMMITTES. A ABOARD FOR GLYMONT. leagure in suuouatig to bie host returning, will leave Glymont at 3 ening there will be a brilliant d: of freworke anda grand illumination Kets £0 cents. to be bad at all the Hotels. of F Bilis, Met. and of J. H. shafiteld, Weber's B aoged for this partict H®! Fo8 RockvILLE RB. ORUIT & BON Will ron their Omnibuses from their Stab! the Fair every moruing at 7,5and 9 a } ©gieck am Fare 91 200cch way, | wd en our neal IT CRETE & SOR an > Georgetown, D.C. AMUSEMENT: Ries ova.. rom No. 304 Penna THE SUBSCLIBRRS HAVE THIS DAY BR- moved their ART STORE fi 2 Ween 33th and 19. in Hooe’s new buildin, Our new store will be opened to the public foop a itcan be properly Mtted ap, with ane ‘end «ple ndid assortment of everything in our line. ‘Thavking the public for pi vors, we hope to avs 8 continuance sf thelr patrouece, which shall at all times Wor to merit, ys SMITU & STRON 6) On IBITIO D_ SALI grease A ar iReRirees, Srarst. Mo. 4g ght Doors above Odd Fellows Hae" Obotce Ol Paintings, Regravings, C . ee. Also, Largest ke pele, Binge, W ap 4 ic Baxcats: sazoamns!: Selling our entire stock FORO. For a few days only. pAvis’. Tarostanr; WILL ESMOVE TO €OB. EIGHTH 8ST. AND MARKET SPACE, SEL 20 Bpace. Gssar BEDUCTION IN- FANOY ABD MILLINEBY GOODS Fors few only, to removal Septem: teri, 1x3, ‘at Once and get «= 20 Market Space. Isaac coaxe, sn., « BRO., : IMPORTERS OF 14 HANOVER STREET, CORN or BMAN, BALTIMOBE. WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY. AUGUST 380, 1369. ' ¢ : { ' : j the crops ef the west are about re | bebinabent, acd hence delay io Mavd tor funds t> market them. Toe oa Tecripts were also light The le terkag * > em is ihe decrease ol two aud & quarter «ii- rou Yor® bank siatement for Inst werk, nm the whole wnfavorabie, is no one for the time of year. Im fact the snipmes of currency during the week Were ligu:, aud the decreas» in legal tenders oly a ® quarcer ot million of dollars. it ii Specte, accounted for by the customs nepte and by the trauster of gold’on Wali account. The loans have been contra. - quarter millions aad the uw of three and aq two posits bawe f irons. N°. 5,139. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. from this source were $936,715. THE Congressional Retrenchmeat Committee is in San Francisco. THE CHINBSE Miss10N.—Uongress will be Fsced at the next session, itis said, to make or the Pekin legation a ministry of the first-class, SgcreTary Rawiine is slowly improving, and was able to attend to the business of his office, to-day, for a short time, MR. Stoxgs, late candidate for the Gover- norsbip of Tennessee, had a lengthy interview with Commissioner Delano to-day. Tue TREASURER aT New York bas been Suthorized to purchase bonds and sell gold during September, to the same extent and in um me mannner as in A ite CARL SCHFRZ arrived in San Francisco last Friday night, and received an entunsiastic welcome by the German population, who turned out en masse. Curer OLerk Lioyn, of the House of Rep. Tesentatives, will leave he-e to-morrow evens ing, with Maxwell R. Moorhead, Esq., of Pittsburg, Pa., on a trip to the Pacific coast. Secretary Boutwett.—Acting Secretary Richardson has received infermatton from Sec- retary Boutwell to the effect that ne will no return here this week. It is highly probable that the Secretary will remain in Groton until the latter part of next week. BLacgve Bey, the Turkish Minister to this country. been elevated by the Sultan tothe srade of «Ullab,”* the highest grade in the first rank of the civilservice. This bas been con- forred as a special mark of the fayor in which M. Blacque is held by his sovereign. W. W. Corcoran, Esq., accompanied by his friend, George Peabody, did not arrive here this morning, but is expected th: evening, from the Virginia White Salpbur Springs. Mr. Peabody. as we have stated. will remain bere some time, as the guest of Mr Corcoran. THE TONACCO WAREWOUsE of R. M. Dodson, in Cincinnati, bas been seized by the collector of the Ist Ohio district on the charge of the proprietor using counterfeit stamps. The nigat after the seizure was made the safe was opened—the U.S. seal was broken—and it is supposed if anything was there which would tend to prove fraudulent or criminal trans. actions it was removed. MARRIAGE or Miss Grace GILLerrz.—The Paris correspondent of the New York Worlt writes, under date of August 1), as follows of the marringe of « Washington lady -—.We have bad a very brilliant wedding. Mr. Dodze (Messrs. Phelps, Dodge & Co.) of New York, was married a few days since to Mics Grace Gillette, of Washington, a daughter of the Rey. Mr. Giltette. After the solemnization of the marriage at the legation the party went to the Hotel du Louvre, where a sumptuous wedaing breaktast was served. There were some eighty-five persons present. Carte biancl# wis given the master of the Hotel du Louvre, and he was ordered to write on it the best viands bis ingeautty could suggest, with. out caring for the total whick mizht appear in fraucs Justice done the breakfast, a sort of ball was extemporized.and dancing kept up till Inte in the atvernoon. The bridal pair took au evening train for Switzerland.” Tee Mutiny axp Kerortep Execrrion OF MUTINERES ON THE FRIGATE Sanine. Nothing has been received at the Navy De- partment relative to the mutiny and attempt to blow up the trigate Sabine, noticed in our summary of foreign news by cable. Some of the old Navy officers are disposed to discredit the statement (nat seven of the conspirators were hung tothe yard arm, as they think Uom- mander Walker would hardly attempt the ex- ercise of this arbitrary power, in view of the fact that he nad a full complement of officers o& board, and probably enough seamen to take care of the prisoners and bring them home for trial. ‘The Sabine bad on board about sixty md- sbipmen of the class which graduated last June, and sailed from Boston early in July. Her officers were commander Jno G. Walker, commanding; Lieut. Commanders (3. C. Re- mey, George P. Ryan, Wm. R. Bridgman, Jobn R. Bartlett, Poilip H. Cooper. Theodore F. Jewell, and Charles J. Train; Surgeon, George Peck; Passed Assistant Surgeon, Dan'l MeMoertrie; Assistant Surgeon, Henry Stew- art; Passed Assistant Paymaster, E. W. White. house; Captain of Marines, H. B. Lowrie. Ithas now been about twenty-seven years since & motiny of any magnitude has taken place in our Navy. In Is#2 me U.S. brig Somers, Commander Mackenzis, lett New York with dispatches for our squadron on the coast of Atrica. On her homeward bound Yoysge, just before reachingSt Thomas Island it was discovered that a Midshipman named Spencer, a son of Mr. Spencer who was S:c- retary of the Navy at that time, with ebout twenty of the sesmen, had formed a plan to the vessel and convert her into a pirate. The midshipman was first arrested. And strong symptoms of discontent and msubordination at once became fest by the crew. Two more arrests of seamen, named Cromwell and Small, were then made, and the officers were all armed; put as the ves- sel was destitute of marines. they considered themselves ‘adequate to the guarding of many prisoners. Four more arrests were made im the course Of a day or two, and the officers of the ship assembled ia council as to what disposition should be made of the first three men arrested, they being regarded as the prin- cipal conspirators. Their deliberations did not take the form of a trial. as the accused were not before them and bad uo opportunity for explanation or defense. The object of the investigation was to advise the Commander whether the necessity of the case was so extreme and urgert as to require the exercise of arbitrary power, and they unanimously agreed that this necessity did exist, and deemed atan impcrtant naval principle that an Amer- icah sbip-of-war should not apply for assist ance, in a case like that, to any foreign triendly Power. Accordingty, on the Ist of December, with seize with draw cutlasses, having orders to cut down any who faltered in inflicting the dread- fulpenalty. The three men were executed at yard arm, the midshipman and one seaman a civil tribunal to take up the case while it ‘was pendiog before & Naval Court, Tue U. S. Sreavan Savery, firgsdip of Rear Admiral Poore, commanding the North Atlantic Squadron, was put in commission at New York on Friday last, and will stil in the course of a tew days tor southern waters. THE PRESIDENT’s MOvEMENTS.—Nothing bas been receivéd from the President as to when be will arrive in Washington though he is expected on the early train to morrow morn. ing. He will probably remain here until Wednesday evening and then retara to Sara- toga. A dispatch from Saratoga dated yesterday ssys:—“The President leaves four Washington on Monday morning, ana his family remain here. He returns during the latter part of the week to stay until the middie of September. He will be accompan.ed by Secretary Tae CURRENCY PRiINTING.—Altbough the New York bank note compavies having in charge the printing of the National currency promised faithfully t2 comply with the order Jor $157,000 im fractional currency from the Treasury Department, they have tarnished bat little over one-half of that amoant—' ’ only were received on Saturday and 000 to-day. This is little batter than £10,000 per day, the largest amount that they had pre. viously furnished, but is mot enouga to supply the demand. A smallamount of the new fifty cent notes were received to-day, and will be issued about Thursday. The new twenty-five cent notes mentioned in the Stax of Savurday will be issued on Wednesday, Naval ORDEES.—Commander J. ©. P. Krafft bas been detached from duty as Caief of Staff of the North Auantic Squadron, and placed on waiting orders. Midshipmen U. H. Barnes and A.V. Wadbam have been detachea trom the Albany; R. Wamwrigtt, J. R. Seif. ridge, Ches. T. Forse, and Chas A. Stone have been detached from the Jamestown, and or- dered to Washington, D.C., for eximinauon for promotion. Assistant’ Surgeon R. A. Wheeden bas been ordered to tne Lancaster, Nor Mtcn or 4 Lock Picker APTRER ALL.— Since the recent experiment of Mr. Sargent with the locks in the Treasury Department, ‘Treasurer Spinner bas received innumerable letters from lock makers throughout tae country, claiming that they can furnish locks which cannot be picked. Geo. Spinner in reply has iseued a circular in wbich bs says, in explanation of the process, that Mc. Sargent did not pick a single lock as the term “picking” i-g nerally understood He was perinitted to take the dial from cne of Dodd’s patent locks upon a safe im the office of the supervising architect, and placed under it a circular piece of shert-lead, And to fasten to the dial a pointor incicator to register on the lead the movements of the dial. The person tn charge of ths safe then unlocked it im the ordinary manner by turping the dial, which of course, registered the motion of the “indicator upon the lead, by meaus of which, atter taking the lead out, Mr Sargent obtained the combination, and so an- locked the sate. This could be aone by any «ne who could obtain access to the lock and had time and opportunity for the operation. The Treasurer does not propose to chang the locks of the department, except to alter those now in use, so that combinations cannot be suireplitiously obtained in thy manuer above dicate +e POLITICAL.—A Tennessee paper reports that irculars have been sent from this city to lead- ing Republicans throughout that Siate request. ing them to meet i: council in Nashville on the wth instant for the purpose of reorganizing the Republican party. —Itis said that Mr. Harvey Jewell, Speaker of the House of Representatives of Maseachu- setts, Will be @ candidate in the State Couyens tiou for Governor, against Governor Clatlia The press and politicims of Boston are agita ted on the question of lager beer. —The Republicar State Convention of Wis. consin will meet at Madison on Wednesday nest. The Democratic Convention will sssem- ble on the ensuing Wednesday, tae sth. Can. didates for Governor, Lieatenant Goveraor, and other State officers are to be nominate 4 —The Tennes-ee Republican meeting a’ Nashville bss prenared a memorial to Con- gress declaring the late election to be a by frauds, but asking no n. Governor Senter is also petitioned to convene the old Lezistature and bave the fifteenth smerdment ratified. —The political campaign in California is exciting. The passage or defeat of the fifterth amendment by the next Legislature 1s the great object of the contest. United States Senators Yates and Kellogg, Republicans, and Thar- man, Democrat, and several members of the House, are participating. —The call for the meeting of the New York Republican State Con ition begins to arouse the attention of the local press. The plan ot apportionment creates some excitement, York is reduced trom ity-three to fifty-six; Allegany, Broome, Chenango, Herkimer, and the city district in Monroe, have five instead of three each. There are gains also in several other districts. A special dispatch to the Baitimore Sun trom Richmond says:—A gentleman belonging to one of the two Walker State committees (whose name 1 am not authorized to divulge) has had 4n interview with Gen. Canby, in which that olficial declared that the only terms he had to propose were that all ineligible members of the Legislature should resign, and that he would immediately order new elections to fill the va- cancies thus created. If men were thereupon Teturned who could take the test-oath, he should further a speedy reconstruction to the extentof bis ability and authori'y: but if the present ineligibles did not resiga, of if other inelizibles were elected to succeea them, he should feel bound to refer the whole election of July, &.,to Congress, pestponing all action till that body reviewed the matter and gave final directions. Beiog questioned as to why he had not installed Gov. Walker, he replied that he would haye done soere this, but that when he issued his circular tothe members of the Legis- Jature, inquiring as to their ability to take the teat- oath, the Conservative State Committee of- ficiously and sedatiously interfered to prevent Tesponces, and that he considered the continued Active existence of that committee asa standing menace to bim and reconstruction. He woulu never, as long as he could avoid it, surrender apy department of the State government to the ost control of a clique composed ot men Ving such an’ ts, and originally organ. ized ia open Opposition toevery measure of re. c PSEEESRELESE avait sae if fi | ‘TELEGRAMS TO THE This Afternoon’s Dispatches, DOMINIUN NEWS. QvEBEC UUT, August 30.—A Government agent bas arrived here, :astracted to have the steamship Napoleon the Third ready at the river Da Loup, on the i3th proximo, to Stenmbos: receive Prince Arthur. The mercban's have agreed to second Weirs? Silver exportation ts Over $4, sebeme for exporiation. 10 commence on Or has nire The Jour: at Quebec how annexation will cure it. the Ist of Qeiober, been subscribed The first sod of the (iosferd railway was turned at Loveli’s on Saurday Itis rumored that the intended removal of troops this autumn has been postponed. THE E®GLISH COTTON MARKET — PANU AT MANCHESTER. Lowpon, Avgust 30.—The Times, to-day. 19 Manchester cotton trade report, admitted that the returas of th ‘The figures really amounted to ba’ Little mo; than balf those given to the public, and, as the vamic at Man- com fidence ts there is something Itke @ it all the trnth of the returns from Liverpoo'. on the part of the sellers or buyers. MRS. B Lonpow, Aug. 30,— Byron, The ea‘es considerable excitement. read as Lady Byron's own statement, FROM THE COAL REGIONS. Arrangements Made for Resuming Work day. RANTON. Aug. 4 operators at Hyde Park yesterday, a promise was effected, and all arrangements made for a resumption of work on next Moa- day. The exact teams of the compromise 1s not yet known. but they are definite, and about similar to the arrangement existing between the Pennsylvania Coal Company and their men. FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION PHILADBLPHIA. Aug. 30.—A special dispatch to am evening paper, dated Pbi-nixville, Pa., says:—The boilers in the Pbirnix Iron Com. pany’s works, at this place, explodet thi morning. killing from ten to twenty workmen. ano imjuring as many more. Five dead bodies up to 10 o'clock A. m. The wildest excitement exists among bad been taken from the roi the wives and childrea of the miners. BALL TO PRINCE ARTHUR. St. Jouns, N. B., August 30.—A dispatch Das been received bere which says that Prince Arthur will not hold a levee at St. Johns. b will be pleased to attend the ball on the 7th Sey rin uecessary preparatio! A BRITISH BRIG ASHORE. Norrore. Va., Augast 30.—The Bri Ann E} with ten feet of water in her hold. 3 has gone to her. THE WELCOME RAIN. Baltimore, August 3v.—Since the rai inst Saturday nigDt, the weather has modera: ed. To-day Itis quite cool nnd the sky is ove1 caste, with indications of more rain, —_—_He— INTERESTING Conspiracy to Blow U; Frigate Sabi: he United ft <The Chinese Em- sh Throne, &c. perate conspiracy has been discovered on board the United States trigate Sabine, in port at Oherbourg France. Some of the crew. fo revenge themselves on their officers, ac. tempted to set fire to the powder magazine and blow up the ship. They had proceeded so far as to light a fuse communicating with the mag- azine, when the plot was frustrated by a cabin boy who discovered the barning fuse. it was found that twenty-two sailo-s were implicated tm the plot and they were thrown into irone. Seven bave since been condemned to death and were hanged at the yard arm. ‘The Madrid Epoca says that Augustus, of Portugal, 1 now the most probabie candidate for the Spanish throne. A movement is said to be on foot, however, to make Serrano king. The Count of Uheste, who gave his parole to tbe Spanish authorities that he would remain at Puerto Real till a veseel was ready to bear bim into exile, but violated it by flying into France, bas been restored to Tank and pay, on condition that he goes to the Canaries. Gen. Carbo has been appointed Lieut of Cubs. Admiral Topete wil e bats gg nies of ministry of the colonies. T Paris Journal Official announces that the health of the Emperor continues toimprove, bis rheumatism being nearly over. The Em- press bas gone to Ajaccio. Gen. Prim has gone to Vicby. The linen thread manafactory of Hurd, Gellitt & Co., at Rheims, has beeu destroyed by tire. The Chinese Embassy leave for St. Petersburg on Sept. 12th. A meeting of 2,000 persons was held in Ber- lin, Prossia, Saturday night, to consider a se- Ties of resolutions favoring the suppression of After convents and the expulsion of Jesuits. a lorg debate the resolutions were finally adopted, but a protest was made by the minor- Y. The resolutions are not directed against any confession of faith, One of the first questions that will be brought up at the next session of Parliament will be the consideration of the unconditional release of the Feman prisoners without exception The Russian Government has determined to make Warsaw and Lemberg first class fort- Tesses, Surrosep SvictpE OF A CLERGYMAN aT NouroLk.—An account of the sudden disap- pearance and supposed suicide of a clergyman in Norfoik, Va., is given by the papers of that city of Friday iast. fi ie that city on the 14th of August, when he gave the name of John M. Brandt, of the First Luther- an Oburch, of Alexandria, Va., and caused STAR. | \-st no honor. je Quebec admits that business ata very low ebb, bat cigaot see | se tharet is of covon at Liverpool vere fal-ifled every day last weeic, is po disposition w do business, either e article in the Arian- tuc Monthly, by Mrs. Stowe, on Lord and Ludy raph comments editorially on it, and says :—+-Withont a further explanation this fearful story cannot be accep'ed as true.” Tbe Post says: The question arises whether, in the absence of authority, this article can be —Ata meeting of miners com- mber. The bail is to be held in the skating ard the committee is at work making the b Brig za, Davidson, from Liverpeol tor Bal- timore. witD an assorted cargo, is ashore on Sbip Shoals, six miles worth of Cape Charles, tate FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE. ates TARE INTERNATIOVAL BOAT RACE. FURTHER INTER: reasein the PX o@as Of the legal . The money marks urcay was rasy aud without The G PARTICULARS, change burt there below this figure, according ts the charasver of the collaterals and the standing of the borrow- Jommercial paper was dail, aod rats Tanged from wine to twelve per and American Another Race. ch trom London savs:—Tbe Amer- icans bere are peri. ctly*satisfied with respect to the couduct of the race. Toe g:nerat im- Pression is tbat the Oxfords must now row the Harvards on their own waters next year.” ‘Ibe Lonooa Telegraph sa) Te inter tost race w les is) Jay Com & sVolmlons of Gov. Wasnineton, Augus downg. history of rowing. The Americans have The judges thick more bighly of be Americans than they did beture the race, 1 b~ Americans boped for a good race. aad they dit, fair and honest, from the start to the ung. aye: —eThe excitement im respect y the Tace exceeded all expectnuou. The en- busiaste cheering of the Gxtord crew was natural, Dut before and after the race tae Amer- Jeans received as hearty, thorongh and well- coserved cheers The Pall Mall Gavotte says:—-To bave seaten men whose pluck sad endurance car- ried them 3.000 miles to measure ours wth an Englisd university whose pati-nce surmount- +d inpomerable difficulties and disappoiat- ment in boat building, whose endurauce ts almost uapsralleled, is for the Oxfords one of the-e upbappy triumphs in which there ts a peculiar bonor to the victor, without humilia~ ten to tbe yanquisbed. There could be n> mistake in this. Englishmen are so devo'ed to 5 20's, Judd y. 6s [By Bankers’ and Brokers Cassaway, Lewis Jobneon & Co 4! in bome and forwign mark New Yours, Aug. j) —so erePh, Jamcr wy. ocK$ And bouds as follows ond Board— U.S #s, manly sports that they trnly honor the piuck TEI, Compu, IZ). 520's. ines coupons a2; and determina‘ionof sustaining sucaan ordeal EC Coupots. 12. - in63 coapous, 122). inde, a5 was witarnsed yesterday. If tbe Engtish SO@POR. new 1:1); 6 2re. inl. vapor, Tow the Americans on their ome walers, they mo toe ae ity) 2o-ae, 6 ae will meet a similar recepuop. The same blo. By le apimates both Batons aed such rivairy is Sth UBIO Sod Alississipp: Cart@cwas, only productive of triendly feelings, and tends Mariposa, 7. Aviapy: sel, nome, to Danish sentiments tbat never should be per- "One Oamberland, <i; Wes'ern jon mitted between nations so nearly allied. In 43 Quicksti ver ’ : 8 ww York Osucrat, non mg, Sh Micdieau Urnrral, Michigan = Sou.wera, Cleveiand suo Pr @o. pred 1” Toledo. none; Rock t+ Suan wi his hght the race may be of more than the mere trial of individual strength. ‘The New York journals of Satard ay devo their leaders to the boat race. We make tne tollowing extracts The Journal of Commerce says:—“By all ac- counts the Oxiord crew is the very pest that the University ever produced, ip ail her loa. grapp. riance Power. 12 stand that ber crew, although of a supecior character, 1s the finect she has ever turned out. ee the contest as proved so close, we may tairly clam ¢ jarvard’s defent 1s not due to want of skill or strength of ber men, or to be American built boat, or the Yankee style of rowing. but to the novel conditions of the rai - Harvard bus never had acoxswain be- FRANEPORT, tore, Dut depended on her bow oar for steering. LIVERPOOL, sist Aetend A coxswain being an innovation on the method *t?#dy. | Seles 5, sting Upiands, to which her crew have been trained, putsthem !3- Middiiog aM in Various Ways at a disadvantage. This cox- - Swain, too, Was an American, and bad no: that Baltimore Markets, T jong practice in the Thamesand perfect famil- BALTIMORE, August 3) Wotton dal sna iariry With its twists, tides, currents and ea. Prices nommal at iy. Flour dull aud de. dies that the Oxford coxswiim bad. Ia these clined Se revised quo Hiow- two tacts we find the true reason ot Harvard's ard Street superfix defea'; and the more we dweil op 11 the more $7.55 lo. extra, $5.58 ¥ Mullis saper- ry. AS itts, the Westero. sepertae, ed themselves with Oe do tamils, $7 + And inliy deserved the deep interest ar; Sales of prime to ch + which all classes of American cluzens bave 2981.95. Cora firm: ware taken 1m their fortunes abroad. Now le ford crew and take a turn vard on Obaries river, minus a we sball see wBat will come of it The Times ssys:—in common fairness we Maintain that tie xomians ought to give th the chance of a return match. [Let the a dents which told im this race against the be conrageonsly faced by the E " Then ibe wo Towimg will factorily tested” —There mus: ne anot d and Harvar'. tor we i it Oxtora sre many men here who y subscribe lange amounts to expenses of the trp and their country, andinarac+on Amer the Harvara boys would, we twink, put the missing six seconds to the credit of heir oprovent-.” nts dali ar 55458, Kye SL1wastar, firm and m: mwyat The World says:-—“t)ne of the members Angust e Harvard crev. in telegraphing :ue Wheat a t the race to a relauve im this e es th the compkunt with wbich Summons was sutfering both before and during the race, manifested itsetf most strouziy when their host reached the Soap Works, at Fine = A Wowan | Burns : which time Harvard was leadiag by someihing | CUITEHC” cee Bas. ater over a length, Ssmmone ded not pull with ange predict cr gegen thing ke Lis accustomed sweey and vigor,aud "2" ,af Gthere stemed to beactuaily suffering. Atthe finish, D8" > a. hae oe eee Sd immediatelyafer the signal gaa announced | a. communiama ae che hone oa ia ae the termination of the race, he staggered and ant the tous Waste tee ~lbae ier hashand, Thomas O'Vonnor, seeing what had o:. curred. sprang to her assis‘auce, and eadeay. ored by all the means im bis power to extin- guieh the flames, but all to u9 purposs, for ber person was almost enveloped in fume, ond such was the extent of ner tajaries that death terminated her sufferings s90a ver. Ore of the little children wan badly burned, and as for the father, tne Teport Ia-t might was that bis recovery was consi¢ered doubtful by the physicians im at- vendance. The screams of the unfortunate wo- man snd tbe brilliant light attracted ove of the ueignbors, who went to the place and eaccted- ed in extingasbing the flames. O'Wonner is burned sbout the lower extremities, as well as | bis lettarm and righthand. Yesterday morn. | mg the party who went to the assistance of the fainily conveyed his friend to the Lombard Street [nfirmazy, where he now lies. He was a | hard-working man, and évery effort will be made to prolong life.—fialtimore American, 30th. A COLORED WowAN CLaIMs TO ne Te Nacers | LBCaL Wire ov a Dactasgo - | Demanps His orgrtTv.—Not taim clue could be found. (ue of the children, | diver ot Ketone nigh respectnedi 8 boy seven years of age, showed signs of life, | Noone here ever heard af hie being and was removed toa neighbor's house. Two and dying intestate. bis property reverted to days afterward the little fellow bis relatives. On Fridav, however, a Pait of consciousness, deipbia lawyer made b it. His rep-y was his information, con- | city and created @ seusation tu legal nected with otber circum~tances, directed su rported to be a cert Picion to Calvin Logstoa, who had about th. d toa colored wom time fled to bis bome oa Green River, Ky. for years a resideat He was pursued, captured and brought back vo Fentress county, by which time tne litte boy. who sermed to bave been preserved by a | | special providence, was so nearly recovered as to give & correct acount of the whole bloody ale. From bis testimony it appears that Logs- ‘ou came to the house with two women, bis aunts, named Brown, and demanded of «Gran- vy” ber money, with threats of a presented | pistol. Failing to get any be pot up his pistol | and seized an axe he found ir. sce mouse, and struck the old lady on the head, and then served the young Woman and a four-year old boy in the same manner. One of the women then seized a shovel and dealt the little witness a blow, which is the last thing he recollects. | f-1] back, 8nd was only saved from falling by being caught by a member of the crew. His illness, diarrbo, was the cause, and had dur- ing the race a visible effect on the speed of the bost. After the race ® proposition was made to have another trial in one week’s time. The Oxfords partially agreed to the proposition. 1t is, however, a matter of great uncertainty whether efforts to that effect will be successful. There is great rejoicing in England over the re- sult. The Harvard crew are greatly compli. mented on their game rowing and the close finish of the race. Confession of a Murderer—Bight Marders | by a Man Twenty-one Years Uld, The Knoxville (Tenn.) Press gives a uetailed Aecount of a murder which lately occurred Fentress county. Tenn., the capture of the m: derer, and the testimony against him:—+ Un he 20th of last Novemper a citizen of Fentress county went to the honse of old Mrs. Gallo- , and found the old lady, her dauzhter and i two grandchildren tying — the floor with their heads split open with an axe,and the floor deluged with blood and brains. | the marr tormeriy o: K.cbmoad, bu a This woman b nearly white, of he deceased | tween the parti | some tume last year. of the deceased deny s the father. oh marriage woman ts bol s as the wido deceased, and the children that marriage made them Iegitimate. a sur | doubtless follow in the United The Richmond Upon ihe return of the prisoner to Fentress | oid and wenlthe wine county the citizens erected an impromptu gal- | enown in Pbiladelpbia as Mrs. Jackson. ee Corety.—9a milee ‘Rrieasc 3— More Shor on the ri ‘Americas vamed picts tro co nrcicnsed br reccet Oxford, twei ‘Consul Plumb. White sailed trom Havans So tease caee Beex |= Spranccen Spree aires timore. The Junction and Breakwater rail- | men shoating sotiiorean Brsagy As at- ton. It te compleees to oak a bar Fem 4 Pea within ‘thes of Ma. silae "Sp seasure of other business. ‘The Toad commences Tord, Delotware: chief of the Treasury tos The Pocomone and. Berlin rood isn Tensing red ls euccessor.. It is reported order from to Berlin, a distance of | in Cubs, that a uamber of citizens, twenty-four miles. Delaware road, which | travelirg ander escort, near Jignani, Bave hen mingion, mal Tebel vessels Ip the bay of Nips, Guba, ‘wisn mington, s and ammunition fr real tee pe- ‘Asssseina’ porved. a county, Se a aba Rise st Bie. residence, or Mr. Cambell, the barytone, has through Mr. sociation to prosecute Sabbath -b: =e s 87711 is propored that ex-presidents be mide Bigg of senators at large. the public schools of SF Mrs. Stowe bas bad a sick tnra since tha ensuing year. j ' —— aunt Guten eRe