Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1869, Page 1

ot , - ©:-—naemnannmmmmemeceneessnes’ THE EVENING STAR. | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, ' the City amd District at Tex CeSEs FeR Saex or Forty vorm Cests Pex Moxts. Copies At The Star Building, : : 8W. Corner Pennsvivania Av. snd Ith St. * ’ : > : EVENING STAR NEWSPIPER COMPANY. | sates wks bd STAR is served by carriers to their enb- | é A] P et the counter, Two Cents. > $6 -— Three Maxeht, One Dollar oe AT Cee igcnthe, Pheee Dollars, Qxe << ————————— Year’ Fite Bellare, “No papers are eent from the office longer than paid for THE WEEKLY STAR—pablichet on Friday mornimg—One Dellar-and-a half a year. OADS. cL ively serve as intermediaries, - __RAILRO ADS. ( OFFICIAL. ba sues sere ~ Pen: oa saw . eats vided always that conveyance shall bo ef- Barone asp ozo rateroa. WSieensan Sanentun cee ces meummate ected by the Goa WAsmiNe Toy , 1300. of temala. bermagechel gtatuitous (mag ago thm bles 1. An pcechanee of malls shall here- | cally the a f free transit ef- Trains between WASHING. | ANP BALTIMORE ang @ between the United States of | across Fespecti' The privil- wasniser x OAND TH Giatewala, by the ordinary reates | €ge 8 also. mccorded to each ndminisradion of wis! are new run as follows, viz: of Communication vie the letheens ot Parana; | Sending an agent, at its own expense, in —- 2 BALTIMORE. the goverument of the United States to be at the | Of the mails in transit. The further privilege Leave daily except Sunday, a9 sea transpertation thereet be- | accorded of a free transfer of closed mails in the the ¥ swath Gad : ts and harbors of the tive countries TPasseer sooclacd cae tem From one vessel to another, In continuance of renee conveyance sara | 5 pe secured for the cempensation allowed ‘* wey tt ; ro cme ofall kine the isthaans transportation there- | Which either department shail despatch to the : = other for the purpose of being hence forwarded een ere im es mails t9 another country of, destination we 7 which prepayment is optional, shall be subjec’ cw York and San Francis? | tothe rates established by Article ILl.of this dally ucepe Suoduy, at F ‘nd 8.304. Leave exerpt Sunday, c A. . aiaso ads aor M NAPOLIS POR A Leave at 7 40M. and 4:2@ PM. No train to or fever Anmspoks on Sunday. ON SCEDAY, TL cam) daw: GRE. 12:45, 2:50, 5:40, and F United States, and Guatemala city the office of J Convention, added to the Interior rate in force ¥:03 PR. oe wav STATIONS. exchange on of Guatemala, forall mails | beyond the seston of the S aiycatny Aeon Leavest $A. M.. ant 2:50, and 7:45 P.M. tramsmived between the twe couuteles under | 30 that only one interior rate shall be receive FOR ALL PakTS OF THE WEST. this arrangement. anacan Tx. Wal oeransall Nekwee Leavy dailyexcert Saturday and Senday, at FA. Anricte UE. AN mail matter transm! ArRTicLye IX. @ correspondence betwcen “240 ont 743 wl 9 PM cither direction between the respect each government and its legation near the other. ayatv aM orwarded in closed bags or | and the latter with the former, shall b= exchange shall be hal cacder nal, ook ti. | conveyed to its destination free of postage, and eee ee ane ae ine Uattel States eonnc] | with. all the precautions which both. govern. enna at Game ments nay find necessary for its Inviolability vis hereby designated as the agent of the | #@d security. ~ Articite X. In case any change or amend- pvernments for receiving the bags ot | ment in the provisions of this convention shall be desired by either party, the same may be proposed Ey, Sach party; and when the alls thereof shall be agreed to and approved by opt Rartien, this convention shall be considered hs > : } changed or amemed accordingly. ; States and Ferrigoriess and the begs or ponckes | ARTICLE XI. This convention shall take effect Fees eed oe thee tnital | ffum a day to be fixed by the two Post Depart- Seen hice ar Saat Batelacs shalt | ments, and shall continue in force until anuttied comprise the Sorresponience originating in or | D¥ mutual consent, or until one of the two Post destined for the Pacitic States and Territories. | Departments shall bave given to the other a pre- AnrictE IV. No accounts shall be kept be- | Yous notice of one year = ——— Done in duplicate and signed at Washington weling, Packer=' 5 = > the West can be had jf zat Kelay ttation with traims trom Beltimore ww ure, &e. 2 ha ongh tick=t« War nivston St das hive. ow wabia avente Par mens can th 4 arrange to have their baz ed at their residence, taken jsiphaas ad Boston, eee ad- Ui UGH LE Trains hetwoen WASHINGLON cud MEW TORK | tween the Post-Office Departments of the two ‘Gre now run as folle viz: countries on the correspondence exchanged be- on the 19th day of July, A. D. 1865, and at OR NEW YORK, without chance of cars. tween them; but each country shall levy, col- | ‘ iF ee Sune ales canal tiomeee m., and 12:45 | lect, and retain its own postage only, at the fol- | or ra ‘on the bec yh ene eg 1366, aad 9p. m. lowing rates, viz: ae. FOR PHILADELPHI ist. The postage to be charged and collected [us 5 hive ee Leave daily (except Sunday) at Sa. m., and 12:45 | in the United States on each letter or parcel not ae Shiniiatr op moat beara and 5:40 p.m. exceeding half an ounce (avoirdupeis) n weight, inister of Internal Jmpro . : ee es caren | to or recetved from Guatemala, shail VERE Eee a D Leave for New Yor! a » - W cents; and the char; im 2p Dale at 5-40 Pm Cow York on 9 p.m. train only. | Guatemala on each Vetter oF 1 oF like SPECIAL NOTICES, Threugh tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or | Weight, addressed to or received from the United 2 aa Boston can be had at the Station Gffice at all hours | States,’ shall be 2 reals, (or 25 cents U.S. cur- PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY he, Company's mice No. £08 | rency,) and each additional weight of half an | Can have their hair restored to its natural color, jaserngers purchasing tick- | ounce, or less than halt an ounce, shall be | and if it has fallen out,create @ new growth, by arrange-to have ‘ ire ean there i charged an additional rate of 10 cents in the | using Shair baceage called for aud checked at their reat. | Cruted States and 2 reals in Guatemala: A ERS Se dence, toike depot, and put into the baggage | UP uate ear 2d. The ley to be charged and collected HAIR RENEWER. ‘See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for | in the United States on newspapers, unsealed gebedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo- | circulars, and other descriptions of printed mat- | _It is the best HATR DRESSING in the world, Moan thew iLSON ™ on eas i addromed to im xecaived from Guatemala, — lifeless, stiff, brashy hair, healthy, soft, and - b, SEL co, Mos | shall be two cents an each newspaper or un- | "8%. 9109 For sale by all di «, AB (ig a sealed circular, and one cent an ounce, or frac | RP. WALL 6 CO Neshua NH Proprictors. tion of an ounce, on pamphlets, periodicals, | no 1-im ~ a an books, and other kinds of printed paper; and eee STEAMBOAT LINES. the postage to be charged and collected in Gua- | THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF = ie temala on each newspaper, pamphlet, periodi- THE AGE. ORFOLK LINE. cal, unsealed circular, book, or other article of | | There is probably no Family Medicine #0 favora- N ‘{nown as DAVIS’ PAIN — = printed matter addressed to or received from ve ‘and so widely Steamer W. W.COIT will arrive at Crouch’s 6th | the United States, shall be at the rate of 3cents | LER. For the past twenty years it has ext Street wharf on SATURDAY NEXT, 1 cuartillo) per ounce, or fraction of an ounce: | sively used by Missionaries in India, China, Turkey and continue her regular tri pe . ives | indeed, in nearly all the Missionary Stations, not x jeaving the abv t no book, bound or unbound, | only to counteract the climate influences on the fan TH er two pounds (avoirdupois) shall be | ilies of Mixsionaries, but for the cure of Cholera adniltted in the malls at lem than a full letuer rate | Fevers prevalent in the East, 1t is used internal of postage as hereinbefore dese for all diseases of poweis, and externally for Newspapers, pamphlets, periodicals, bobks, Sounds, burns, bruises, &c. Sold by Druggiste gen a ie of printed matter, must be | STally Gos ands, open at the sides or ends, | = no +e —_ HE STAUNCH AND FAVORITE STEAMER | and are to be subject to the laws and regulations AMUS J. ITH, Captain A. B. in narre in of each country respectively, in regard to their Field, w liability to be rated with letter postage when ‘ rHEATRE. whart containing written matter, or for any other cause N Ss Dulin bla Oba specified in said laws and regulations. THIS E AnticLe V. The Post-Ofice Departments of The beantiful and ai od Dansense. the two countries shall reciprocally return to 2 ATA \D TROUPE. GEO. BR Superintendent Propic’s Accommodation St ine each other, unopened and without charge, every | In the Fairy Burlesqne three months, or more frequently if practicable, 3 é all dead letters which trom any cause cannot be ‘STOWN. delivered to their addresses in the country to whieh they were sent. Fee Laverroor AND QUE! t shall go into September, 162. ¢ to time by mutual iling from New AL Englawt, Ire fand, ani the ¢. ce Departments of the | “Donut in Washington of the celebrated iz information to JOHN . DA 5 ties; and it is to be continued in force Agrat. 18 beoodeet Mee Voce, oe 2 DALE: | Sitianmalied by mntusl comest, or by either FRANKO FAMILY, MIDDLETON & CU., BANKERS, Post-Oftice Department, after the expiration of sult tf * Washington. | three months’ previous notice to the other of its M intention to annul the same. Meaget eee ERCHANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS Done in duplicate and si at Washington AC URI seed tom pontee’ DETWwiEN om the 16th day of July, 150, and at Guaternala y SNE EE gel twelve years: 7 iG : it the a ‘une, 1862. SE © fourteen years er ee eT Beare, 'ANTO Axprev, The public of Washington’ and vieinity are re jereafter, Postmaster-General. epectfully informed that t JOH CHBLIN tel VALLEY CTY ct ccppme | Arproced: Approve cd by the prom of New York and the prin the MERCHANTS’ LINE, will make: AR uLixcots, Karat Carrera. i . ei cities to be the, ident : GREATEST MUSICAL W WARD. P. DE AYCINENA. Washington, July 16, 1862, ROTA WASHINGTON, and ERS of the WORLD + as follows: Leave NEW YORK. ATUEDAY, af 4 pon Leave, GEORGETOWN BATU Jat 4 pom. Leave 5 MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 1212. Postal Convention between the United | 4.4 “Bir further information epphy IOS. L. GALT, | States of America hand forte tuoffice amd wharf foot ut High street. G ie RAND CONCERTS. ESDAY AND THURSDAY, ember 17 and 1%. special acconunodation of suburban and Venezuela. | yeridentsandchfidren and GRAND JUVENILE MAT 3 Anticte I. An exchange of mails shall here- . 1 ATINEE ON oe eer ae A eet and er Ee nee tale place between the Uulted States of THURSDAY (THANKSGIVING), at 3 o'clock, | J_W. THOMPSON, President. America and Venezuela by the ordi é y = 2 perfected’ im ‘Berlin iy which and ‘other ‘Ruropean iy which a uropean Pities they have cliciied the most unqualified adraira, ion and the Musical Profession, the and the Public by the wonderful talents Of sea transportation, as well bi by American or Venezuelan st packets plying between the seaports of the two countries. “ARTICLE II. Boston, New York, Philadelphia, | they have Sioplayad in the interpretation of the most TWEEN PHIDADELYH = VA.. WASHI - - * ow ., cult musi a masters; also at their ees and New Orleans shail be the exchange ofices | CGNCENTS IN NEW YORK AND THE GRAND Regular soiling day from 14 North on the side of the United States, and Cdad Boli- | Patti MATINEES, Wharves, Philadelphia, SATURDAY, at var, Laguaira, Porto Cabello, and Maracaibo | TICKETS OF ADMISSION..........ONE DOLLAR 2B shail be the offices of ex on the side of No extra charge for Kescrved Seats. rom 63 Water street, Georgetown, WEDNES- | Venezuela for all mails itted between the Tickets for sale at W.G. Metzerott's Music Store. DAY. at5p.m. ‘Gueoumunien aumee ie ment; and ali | cammencing SATURDAY November 15, Freight received at any time. s See, CHILDREN HALF PRICE TU THE MATINEE Apply f HYDE & TYLER, 63 Water street, | mail matter transmitted in either direction be- ONLY, ow ¢. M. ELDRIDGE tween the respective offices of exchange shall be Doors open at 744 and 13g o'clock. no 10-9t Ws ‘M.CLYDE &CU., 14 North forwarded in closed bags or hes, under seal, —— ——— Philadelphia. addressed to the correspo exchange office. L ——— = AnricLe III. No accounts shall be kept be- <IBSON BROTHERS, tween the Post-Office Departments o *0 od i G os Book, AND Jom PRINTERS, | countries upon the ‘correspondence, written or FOR FANCY AND MASQUE BALLS, . south side Pennsylvania avent " |, exchanged between them; but the coun- Give strict personal attention to ° aes FoR : _ — | ty which despatches mails to the other shall | 4 LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND CHIL: J Beceenear: Beck wae. levy, collect, and retain, exclusively to its own oe DREN. " nol-sm a ‘eived and for sale, use, such rates of inland as are now or NCING AGAD- 5 tons Freak New York DoW. FLOUR. may hereafter be established Gy ite lawe for do- ABN UE, betenen Sch nial lon serocta, AVANS & SHAW. mestic , together with the sea | is now open for the reception of pupils for the an rates of postage hereinafter ee which } coming season. a a ee “| inland and sea postage shall be combined into ee eats Station toe Zee UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL. one rate and collect by the despate xiching coun- tng Satardase. ‘ase jaaenye; 1 a vance; the ymer ‘ ‘We call attention to our large stock of LUMBER, | Cchtified by the appropriate official stamp of the | qhcraquadic® from i to7 p. m., Tueadays ani oopriating << despatching office. There shall be charged for | _ For Gentlemen, from 8 to 0 p. m., Wednesdays and Whi th lina. Virgis : 1 sea ‘upon letters, newspapers, and prints | Saturdays. “TT prcrs Shingles Lathe: Pickote, plein of all kinds, in sheets, in pamphiets, ahd. in | _ Class for gfrapced echolare of Ladies and Gentle- Cedar Poste. © hs. books, sheets of music, engravings, lithographs, | ™{n ¢very Monday» all kinds under cover. photographs, drawings, maps and plans, eon- | eqn sPat the eee gratiate nasty. Plat: thorousty sea- | veyed by veus€ls of the United States or of Ven- | Vo” Gag Ee ae te oP er usually found in a | e2tela between the ports of the two comntrics, | N9, 4 dae Lamber Yer’ the following rates, that is to say: Upon all let- | srxyer. 3. We also deal in WOUD and COAL. We have the | ters or other communications in manuscript No. 486 Seventh street, celebrated which are subject by the laws of either country between D and E streets, Lykens Valley.” to letter rate of postage, the rate of seven couts | Right Doors above Odd Fellows, Hall, sutke Filter, Soca United States currency, or its wigcemry Jn the Choice Oil Faintingy, Bae ings, rommos. 4 . eM " ) eurrency of Venezuel r each weight of half anf Locust Ceupiain and other well-known White | fi'Gunee American or fraction of haifan ounce. | Sides, Picture, Frames, 1 = sels, Ringe. Nails, ‘Wood, sawed and split and in the | 24. Upon each newspaper, daily or other, the | “ga THMS AS! ee eee rate of one cent United States. cu Please: Remen tic! ‘Name and Number. ap 2t-ly We purchase our stock in the best markets, which | equivalent in the currency of Venezuela. 3d. fact, together with our wharf facilities, enable us to | [-; rints of all kinds, in sheets, in phiets, ., we dnc in aay"part the ci 23 pout | OF my books shectzot ia, engravings ithe: | __ BALLS, PARTIES, &c. the ton ara * a y y Orde: ‘wail promptly filled. the rate ef one cent United States currency, or _— 7 pohy mal age HpW Db CLARK & 60.. its equivalent in the curreney of Venezuela, for Masqusnave SED CIVIO: BALL ao eh fearon Eat | Foil aber ine ks | STMACCAIANS L000 ¥o.20.K-or BR ” oHU . shall be enclosed in narrow bandsor covers open » 5 OCTOR SCHUMAT AND DURAND'S | it'the sides or ends, so that they may be easily ; SEVENTH STREET, , a CONCENTRATED, | ‘X:mined, subject to the laws and regulationsof | THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1969. TRACT OF FRESH BEEF, OLD CoGNAc | © respectively. > —— ‘AnticLe LY. Upon all letters and articles of | TICKETS ONE DOLDAR, admitting « gentleman me) AED FIBO FEVGPEATE OF | cssted matter coamereted te Article Til. te- | sed tater ‘no05-6t stem.” It adds nezuel there wi = the uety “apd ality of bath sh United States such Fates inland postage a are EXCURSIONS, &c. + a aw ania untae coke Bethe United, States, whiclr shall be’ coliected Fo MOUNT VERNON. ITIS A CEKTAIN CURE FOR TI Low. | St the of destination, and — ING DISEASES: Seiusiveiy’ to the United States of Americs, | ,,7h¢ teamer ARROW Capt ‘ae lea Incipient Consumption, Nervous Debility, Drspep- | and vice rersa upon all letters and like articles LY Sundays.) at 10a. m. , . Heartbarn, = niatter recel for MOUNT VERNON, touching. si Forts Footo and Washington, Marshall jouse and Ione, Va., returning to m. MES SYKES, Gen’l Sup't, AMES Sy ce Willard’s Hotel, 0 red ust avold ‘collected and pargatiee’ medictae, and ahs thie Veale vege ee tcieet coumiade a enema ‘Each ¥. and « few bottles will make a certain Cure in country shalt defray the, entire expense of sea the most vbstinate and forlorn transportation of the mails which it shall des- SILVER WARE. *K PRICE, " try. mae pateh to the other count Article V. It is distinctly agreed that all No. 195 WEST PRATT STREET, Bt ha? 5 oes oe ‘We take great pleasure in calling the attention of BALTIMORE, MD. peg op er be eset in the ‘country of | PUrchasers to our 5 tive gy of CHARLES st a emma) ia jue, om from any rate or fee whatever be- SPUONS AND FORKS. geen, Wiens tee ee | ee naren ures by this convention, | “™“Y"ERERAREAST. COFFEE, ana For sale by all Druggists an ¢3m_ | and shall be free ‘any detention or inspec: SERVICES, , Ge BARGAINS AT ~~ ____ | tion, and promptly delivered to the persons ad- price, with all other articles of cle, 2 = their transmission to * aK Ge, WELD 8, BROS | dresed, being subject in : fanent, made of she purest PIA AND MUSIC STORE, No. i Llru St., | the laws and regulations of each country respec- eat side.) between Pa avenue and B st. tively- ed Their fine asortment of Musical tl ‘ARTICLE VI. Letters and other communica- in geome, lnctadiog cxcelent a a] tions in manuscript, which, from any cause, shall a veenee en ccopmnaclon 6 Gr omecitns Stes not be delivered to their address, after the ex- Ss Biri?” dteention to Waning” and’ mepane SMf*- | Diration of a proper period to effect thelr deliv- ATC Novw=tY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA. delivered to their address shall not be returned, hand one Portable Steam Saw Mint of | but remain at Home Power that we will sell at cur.works for our. on erat hie meer RE, fashionable % + sixth, eo ‘Seventh et., six! oy oak . V, 34—N2. 5,202. WASHINGTON, 9. C _ EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. Tur Sun-Committer or FortiGx Arrams yesterday examined H. G. Worthington, late Minister to the Argentine Republic. Hox. Amos Kexpaxt is very low this afte noon and ne hopes are entertained of his reco- very. Sexator Cassenty, of California, and Mr. Ordway, doorkeeper of the House of Representa- tives, are among the late arrivals in this city. Souictror BaxrreLy had a long interview with Secretary Boutwell yesterday In relation to the drawback frauds in the New York Custom- House, mentioned in Tite STAR of yesterday. Liner. Commaxven Francis M. Bosce h been ordered to command the “Nantasket. Lieut. Edwin White has been ordered to Wash- ington, D. C., for examination for promotion. PensonaL.—Senator Cattell, of New Jerse: and Hon. Robert chenck, of Ohio, are at t Ebbitt House. ++*-Senator Sawyer, of South Carolina, is at Willard’s. Waiskry Mancracture.—There are be tween thirteen and fourteen hundred distilieries registered on the books at the Internal Revenue Office, but about 450 only of this number are now in operation. Tue Wiite Hovse.—The President received no visitors this forenoon, being busily engaged in his office. In the afternoon quite a large number were admitted, most of whom were office-seckers. MrxisTer WASHBURNE denies haviug estima- ted his contingent expenses at $15,000 in gold and says that he will limit himself to the amount allowed to the American Legation at Paris by the State Department, which is $2,800. Tue Sixkine Fuxp.—On the 5th instant, $634,300 in Five-twenties were purchased with the November interest that accrued on the sink- ing fund and special purchase bonds, and they were added to these two funds in the proportion of the amounts used respectively in their pur- chase, Goop NEWS FOR THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CLERKS.—Secretary Cox has issued an order di- recting that from and after the 15th instant the Interior Department, and various Bureaus thereof shall be closed at 3 o'clock p.m. Clerks are prohibited from absenting themselves from duty during office hours. Receipts Prom Customs.—The receipts from customs at the ports below named, from No- vember Ist to 6th, inclusive, were as follows: New York, $2,253,846.45; Boston, $487,676.81; Phitadely hia, $153,147.41; Baltimore, $121,739.13. Total, $5,016,409.%3. The total amount of re- ceipts for the month of October were $16,390,000. Mr. CHARLES A. Pace, formerly a well- known newspaper correspondent hereabouts, but more recently U.S. Consul at Zurich, is in the city,—staying at the Ebbitt House. Although no longer acting in a representative capacity: Mr. P. still resides at Zurich, where hejias material business interests, < Tue Sovtuery Posv Sysrem.—Mr. George B. Armstrong, Superintendent of the Special Service of the Post Office Department, left here to-day ona tour inspection. He will visit most of the Southern and Western cities. At Macon he will be joined by First Assistant Postmaster General Earle. The object of the tour is to make a thorough inspection of the Southern postal system, with a view of its improvement in that section. Tue Nontm ATLaNtic Sgvaprox. — D patches received at the Navy Department from Rear Admiral Poor, commanding the north At- lantic fleet, are to the effect that the Powhatan, his flag-ship, arrived at Havana from Key West on the 30th ult., all well on board. It was the intention of Admiral Poor to leave on the 3d inst., fur Matanzas, en route to Key West, on the arrival of the mailfrom New York, unless some- thing shonld oceur in the meantime rendering it necessary for the ship to remain longer at Havana. Ife hopes to meet the Severn at Key West. The U. S. steamer Dictator and her consort were at Hampton Koads; the Seminole at As pinwall; the Sangus, Gettysburg and Tasca- rora at Key West; the Severn and Albany at tie New York Navy Yard. Or these vessels, the Powhatan, (flag-ship,) needs extensive repairs. The bottom of the Saugus is reported to be getting foul. ‘The Tus- carora, which is guarding the ocean cable, needs repairs to her rudder. The Albany and Severn are now undergoing repairs. Tar New York Posr Orrice.—The work upon the new post-office building in New York has been pushed forward under the direction of Supervising Architect Mullett in a manner per- feetly surprising to the people of that city, who have been accustomed to see the work upon her public buildings kept going at the slowest rate possible. Indeed, generally the progress upon them has not been visible to the casual observer, and such a thing as one entirely comple hardly known to the oldest it notwithstanding the many obstacles in the wa of the Architect, the work on the post office ha advanced so rapidly the necessity for ey ploying a force at night no longer exists, th required excavations Laving been made, ani it having been found that masons’ work could not be done advantageously except in the day time. As a result about two hundred laborers, engi- neers, and other employees, who were employed at night, have been discharged. A full force ix kept busy during the day, however, and the work will not be allowed to drag in any respect so long as the weather allows it to be carried on to advantage. Receirts AND EXPENDITURES OF THE Gov. ERNMENT.—The following isa statement, issued this afternoon, of the receipts and expenditures of the Government by warrants issued from the ‘Treasury Department for the quarter ending September 30th, 1869: Receipts. —From Customs, $52,598,921.86; Inter- nal Revenue, $47,926,352.51; Public Landa, $898,864.08; miscclancous sources, $8,222,940.67; from repayments by disbursing officers of meneys advanced, $2,553,618.44—total receipts from revenues and repayments, $112,195,727.56. Balance in the Treasury June 30, 186), $155,650,340.85. Making a total of $267,876,068.41, Exzpenditures.—Civil and Miscellaneous, 815,- 266,230.13; War Department, $15,141,262.50; Navy Department, $6,304,275.47; Indians and Pensions, $13,778,327.09; Interest on the Public Debt, $57 544,067.84; Purchase of United States Bonds, $49,322,791.77, Redemption of the Public Debt, $10,504 ,255.75total expenditures; $147 861,210.55. Balance in Treasury September 30, 169, $120,014,957.86. Makinga total of $267,876,068.41. ‘The balance in the Treasury, June 30, 1369, by this statement, is #45,477 628.23 in excess of the balance as published in the debt statement of July 1, 1869; and the balance in the Treasury Septembor 30, 1869, by this statement, is #4,651,- 194.93 in excess of the balance as published in the debt statement of October 1, 1869. These differences are accounted for by the fact that expenditures are all known and included in the monthly debt statements, while the receipts ing taken from the returns én the office at the of business on the last day of each month) do not inchude the entire receipts for the quarter. Slat. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1869. TWO CENTS. Nov. 1.—The has brought sit in the the State against Jay Gould, President road, as lewee of the At.antic and Great Western Railway, for faili jortot the business and doings ¢ that corporation as lies in Ohio, as required by the laws of that State. a ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. The Body of Onc of the veying Part, Telegraphed Exclusively to The Eerning Cureaco, Nov. 11.—A letter from Iry, dated Fort Met ember Sth, says that three Sioux recently ound the body of aman i riddled with bullets. i our sister, Car provements for the First, Second, Third and Fourth Wards have had a force of men engaged in grading Boundary strect, in accordance with an act of the Corporation, and the work is for some distance well ander way. the Washington Branch of the Baltimore and Uhio Railroad crosses Boundary street near the intersection of th and M streets, and the estab- lished grade of Boundary <troet is more than six feet above the railroad track at that point. On Monday, Mr. Crowley, Commissioner of the Fourth Ward, informed Mayor Bowen that the Corporation laborers were rapidly approach- ing the railroad track with their filling, and the Mayor immediately addressed the following let- ter to Mr. Garrett: NOVEMBER 8TH, 1869.—John W. Garrett. Esq., President Baltinore and Ohio Roi Ward of this city is grading Boundary street, tached the point. where. your add crosses it. As the track of the railro: grade of the street, you Murdered Sur- ged te Buck's Surveying pa and this murder is supposed to leas for doubt regarding : o An Se Reeap- Telegraphed Exclusively to The E-ening Star. Cmicaco, Nov. 11.—An Omaha Dispatch says that one of the Indians who esc 7 night has been recaptured. Little W Horse Driver attempted to commit suicide yes terday afternoon, and both condition at present. Blue Hawk bas not been e fate of the entire part and has nearly reac! railros is several feet below the are hereby notified that it will be necessary mediately to correspond with the I the Commissioner will over the rails. Trusting ter immediate attention, Of said street, or Hed to fll it — SS , Lam, sir, very respect- 5. J. BowEN, Mayor. No answer to this letter had been received by the Mayor up to noon to-day, and the work pro- ceeded up to that hour, at which time one rail of the left hand track was covered with earth. At this time the men stopped work, taking their usual intermission of one hour for dinner. The train due here at 10:10 and that leaving at 9:39 passed this morning without any trouble, ax also the train leaving here at 12:45, the work east of the railroad not being as far ad- vanced as that portion west of the track. , the agent of the road hese, with afiagman and several of the employeesof the company, were wi work, and when it was found that the dirt had been thrown on the left sail of the track on which the Southern bound trains come in, a party proceeded to Mills switch to signal the coming train to stop. It was accordingly stopped until the 12:45 train from here passed out, when it was switched to the other track and came in safely, being a little late. There was quite @ large mnmberof persons in the neigh- borhood of the obstructed track on the passage of the 12.40, south, anxious to see what would transpire. On this train Mr. James A. Buchan- an, counsel for the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad arrived, and he, with Mr. W. 8. Cox, counsel for the Company here, are consulting this as to what course to pursue. The 2:50 train passed out safely this afternoon, followed the example ot the 2:40, and was switched on the east track, being delayed thereby some minutes. It is. however, doubtful whether the 4:20 train or the 5:10 south will be able to pass over the obstruc- tions. It is quite likely that legal proceedings of some kind will be taken in a few hours. pt Ledra Rollin Expected in Paris. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Panis, Nov. 11—Afternoon.—Alexanire An- Rollin, ex-Minister of France, who ‘Wes compelled to seek safety in i on account of conspiracy to arrive here ill be promptly arrested if he enters French territory. s ‘The Shortest Trip Ce ae Acroms the Atlantic. Telegraphed Eaclusively to The Evening Star. Brest, Nov. 11.—The steamshiy wed here from New York last Mé made the shortest time on record; making the run in 8 days, 11 hours, and 35 minute—-quiva- to 7 days, 21 hours, and 35 minutes to ‘nstowh. ‘The New Steck Beard in Chicago. Telegrayhed Exclusively to The Evening Star. CnicaGo, Nov. 11—The new Chie: as last evening, on © with speeches and a collation. Co: 4 dispatches were sent and received from other Stock Exchanges. ss The Bank of France. Exclusively to The Evening Star, Panis, Koy. 11.—The weekly statement of the lished to-day, shows that the — Of specie is 7,700,000 francs less than Bank of France, SSeS ae The Bank of England. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Loxpon, Nov 11—The amount of specie in the Bank of England is £314,000 less than last week. and the train due at 3 Lason Movements 1x New York.—The iiders stil! continues. he sitnation. Nearly half the men are at work at the new rate o The others express their determi ton to hold out until their demands are com- met last evening, pmmittee to make consolidation of th and German branches of the organi: ‘The former has about 250 and the lat German Cigar-makers’ varnishers and and appointed a Conference Co Rank OF NavaL Orricers.—There will no rments for the doubt be a sharp fight at the next session of Congress on the subject of line and staff officers of the Navy to define the status of the latter who have been reduced by recent orders from vy Department under the decision of the Attorney General. The regalations for the gov- ernment of the Navy, issued in 1846 by Secretary Mason, fixed the rank of staff officers, which arc paymasters, surgeons, chaplains and engineers, and these regulations were subsequently legal- by Congress. During the adiministra- of Secretary Welles, officers was convened to revise tho reg- ulations, and upon their recommendation the rank of staff officers was increased one grade. Attorney General Hoar having bad the question submitted to him by the present Administration. decided that the regulations, which had been legalized by Congress, were the only proper ones, as the subject of rank was a matter of legislation; hence all staff officers were roduced in rank one grade. This actiou has created much dissatisfaction among that class, and strong efforts will be made by them to have Congress restore them to their old rank. said that General Butler, General Banks and other leading members will advocate their 350 members. A meeting of the Union, ae 9, > i last evening. names of some clinquent: membe1 ordered to be stricken off the Tolls. There ar about 900 members in good standing belonging of the different co-operative , Where appro- nid remarks eu ‘of deceased sande by aoveral speabes ie vor FUNERAL or ApuinaL STEWART.—The fune- ral of Admiral Stewart took place in Philadel- phia yesterday, according to programme. The procession was a mile long, and consisted lirst division of Pennsylvania militia, Major General Prevost; United States, State and city officials; soldiers of the Mexican War, Society of Cincinnati, and a large number other zations. the military were tour companies of the F United Artillery, who came on from New York harbor, and the First Regiment United all bearers were as follows:— societi-s was held last eveni: priate action was taken on the a board ot , Governor Geary, of Per 3ex-Governors Ward, Parker and Randolph, and Senator Cattell of New HERE 18 wHAT Mr. George Alfred Townsend says of the people of Washington in the Chicago Coots MUTINY AND Horrimex Massacre on Suirnoarp—The Tahiti about six months ago, sent Mar, Condor, Capt. Blackett, to the Gilbert. Is! for a cargo of coolies. ‘The ring about three hun return voyage they mutinied, a tain and two officers, horribly vodies. a —— wo i jaced a keg of powder under the main hatch, having arranged a fuse, called the coolies, when the savages crowded around the hatchway_ The fuse was then fired, killing nearly all on ped overboard or fell vie~ “It will take these jailbirds of the Government marshessome time before they know that they are of no consequence whatever on either side of the debate to move the that they have they eral State; we expect nothi not even opinion. They will suffer dey Cotton Company, public edifices. All ‘teat of the Fed- in succeeded back from them— and during the abyion when the current of empire . When the Tower of Babel was aban- , the brickmakers howled a most polyglot 1, d the hod-carriers said it was an outrage. about hospitality here the better; ospitality is extended by National Hotel disease ix not a true form of hospitable treatment. Mr. David Herotd and Mr. John Surratt had thé honor born to be sheltered ,and the latter to be acquitted here; yet nobody supposes have escaped the halter of ington. The city is a baneful spot Congressmen’s children to be_ re: Here a sonof President Tyler is in the Inebriate here a son of Andrew Johnson frequent visits to the Insane Asylum; here Amos Kendall had fight; here notorious dead beats furnish bar room entertainment for a quarter of a apiece, and claim to re} and here one of the fine old tried for murder, and another honor. variably send away their board. ‘The rest ji tims to the mate ai remaining vessel was brought safely to Tahiti. ——__-+e--______ Tue VaANveRBitt poy 1x New York.— River Railroad Dey trate the life servi jus was unveiled yesterday. At1o’cloc ppeared, when the canvas whi vered bronze was withdrawn, and cheers given. mes offered prayer, after which. Ma; livered a short address a ‘that Surratt couk! New York, to ill dollar {tol ; | read a poem, and the benediction was Shey eee: | od AS inemense the core. rd = monies. ‘The brokers in the Gold Room isad'a burlesque unveiling. DistsBERITANCE OF CHILDREN & 6 a H a of to his poor, ‘s = at Siner: dru: was in the habit rE 3 E 2: F ' & if i F 5 #e FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | Inch» New York money market there was» perceptibly improved demand from borrower lon call yesterday afternoon: this demand how Twas readily met at six and Seven per ce © Paper Otel. Gold has been steady and dali our last edition, with sales at 135,17. ° Wasnineron, Nov. 11, 18m —dJay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of @overument securities: ing. Selling. ‘twenties, 186... ie 1B, wenties, 1RD...., 13 | Five-twenties, Jan.and July, 6 115, 11d, Five-t dan. and July, ¥i..15y 16 Five-twenties, Jan. and duly, 68.1154, thy erceenssscareseseli ig 10S 5 ae TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR | 1° 30 Soce “Fin Se This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ie SPECIAL REPORTS. Rallread Suit. Special to The Evening Star. COLEMBLS, Onto, Conmmissioner of Ohi ——— a“ Dy Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph, Jams ¥. Gassaway, pr rater. Lewis Johmon & Co. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as tollows: | New Yore, Nov. 11.—second Board. S.0%, ISM, compen, 17 q; 520s, 182, coup | S-an's, 1864. compen, 112%; 5-20's, Inas, | 193; 20's, new. 10h, coupon, 1194; 5-27 ; W's IMR, coupon, Lis y. } % rT ‘anton, St Cumberland, SG; Quicksilver, 1; Maryronn | 7h: prefd, 1: Wt raph, 3545 Bost Water Power, nome: ail, 0b; Now ¥ Central, 1814; Erte Hudson, 15%," Kead’y | mene; M z tral, 4 Express, &; W: rican Express, 34%; United States Merchants’ Union Express, nene. Market 1s, al. ° [By Cable. Loxpos, Nov. 11,1 p. m—0 } Te-Day. | Telegraphed Exclusively to The Eerning Star. Batons, Nov. 11.—0 very dall; vom | nally 43. Flour dull, wi tations entire! | unchanged. Wheat steady at $1.33a8138 f | prime to choice. Corn scarce and higher; new white, 9a%5; old, $1.45. nats dull at Siads. | Rye dull, with prices unchanged. Pork quiet | at 932. wiet; rib sides, 19; cle | do., 19%; shoulders, 15: a. 1 | quiet at malty. W at Slasto2. New York, Nov. 11—Stocks dull and wi settled. New York, Nov. 11.—Flour im buyers’ favor Wheat a shade firmer. Gorn 1 cent better. Goods. Very little change hax occurred in the generat character of the market for domestic Tabrics during the past week. The tendency of prices, | however, as is usually the case at the end of an | active season, is rather in favor of the purchs- er. ‘The aggtegate busine in unbleached shirt dard makes, thoagh a few « ef the les popular marks have andergot duction of 44 at 29 cents. hax shown some improvement; but we do hear of any large sales, and prices are not <9 firmly maintained a they have been. There is raid to be arather better demand for denim and cottonmmues, particularly from the clot houses, which imiparts more. firmness to p es. The market ixabundantly supplied with goods | Of this class. any special change. Price» are steady. Pint | cloths are reported in good demand, and stock of gray cloths in first hands is represent od ries and silesias are without | aeusnally small. Prices firm. There i an a } demand for choice styles or pri ices consequently we * are less active than th prices are unchanged. mn de | in lively request. Preies are steady 4 | Company's de lains sitll sell at twenty cents, M | chester Wrilliants at twenty-one cents, P plain alpacas at twenty-five cents.” W fannels are slow ef salir, and prices are unchanged. Fancy cassimerss | and satinets of the better qualities bat there! yery little call for the Interior grades. fue! dent, N. ——— iin womanene A Mississiprt Min. —The ple of Cor- inth, Miss, witnessed a few days a genuine African mirage. (mn the day referred to, the air was raw and chilly, and a dense han Over the city, being thickest over a low. seareny field near thé place. Just before the hour of the earth and their feet to the shy, with start- ling vividness. — BZA specimen of the wonderfal plant, “the Flower of the Holy Ghost,” has been success fully raised in Norwich, Connecticut. The flower is a creamy white cup, nearly ax as fom 8 ee eee eS ‘igg over its back. Its wings, feet, bill, acc, are as absolutely perfect as those of the living dove, whose counterpart this wonderful mimic bird is. — 87-A recent publication on the prices of wild Deasts for shows states that a first-class hippota- mus ix worth $5,000 or $6,000; a lion, $1,0900r SSin00! a Bengal tigers 62,00, a leopard, Bont 85.000, a . i, 5 te £900; a hyena, $500, aud that a New York house in the last three years has sold $112,000 worth ot these animals, exclusive of a lively trade tn mobkeys, birds, &e. A PourricaL Ling Svrr- Jr., the defeated Republican Richmond County Assembl: suit against Captain A.J. ——-—_+s0ee- --—— 7 Hyacinthe will visit Boston this month. zeae eee y Mate Fan- &7-A Thin Men's Club is the latest sensation in New York city. S7-The 8000 clerks of Paris striking are trying 87 Kich Chinamen in San Francisco pay 8500 for a first-class Chinese wife, and the trade ix