Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1870, Page 1

Dee PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At The Star Building, 8.W. Corner Peunsylvania Av. and lth St, | EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. O— ane THE FVENING STAR. | THE STAR is served by carriers to their sub- scribers in the City aud Distrist at Tax Cexts rxz WEEK or FORTY sovn CaxTs PER MORTH. Copies at the Cou cer, Two CENTS. Pusck vox MAwixe :—Three Months, $1.30; Mix Mon.as, $3.00; One Year, one zone are sentfrom the office longer than rr. THE WEEKLY STAR—publisbed on Fridey merning—$ 1.50 a year. x, a nee AMUSEMENTS. ATIUNAL THEATBS. ‘THIS EVENING, the Disti=:quisbed Actress, MRS. D. P. LOWERS, + of In Daly's ore ROU FROU, ‘With entire new scenery 5 Barter lec MA. A EVERLY Mowe Tinks SATURDAY. AT 2 OCLUCK will be given of the performance for the benefit of the suflerere trom the Rickroond ca. tamhity my10 3¢ pT otebel OPERA HOUSE. FOR STX NIGATS ONLY. Commencing MONDAY, May 16, 1470. KELLY & LEONS Frm 720 er New York. 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Neagle, fort, Kentucky, eagle, 1343, dited ome, ted twenty other ties Pampen and Beanmont .. Wentworth: Charles Elliott; a » choice Vid Engravings, ‘and largest Johnsen ( Vice ren),who tte ra 1 sitogether one of im the United Btates. mM {Chron} H. N. BARLOW, Proprietor. EMEMBER THE OTPHANS. PONCERT by the CHILDREN of the PROTES- TANT ORPHAN ASYLUM nt Lincoln fall, WED- NESDAY EVENIN M1, 1870. my3-td fon 450. 456 Tr 46 /Om Exh aioe _— and 8: Breast. at ARKRITER’S, 7. M. Ho. 486 SevaNtH sraExt, ‘Dand E streets, Croice “Oa Pain ‘Chromos, ec. «Frames. Picture Soa Tooele, Hings! TERMS CASH Picase remember Name and Number. sp 25-17" D. REOPENING Evenepsyn do teenie a Garien, io the airiest and best located ta| OS Sein "GE. SUNEMANN, Proprietor. N ABINI'S ELEVENTH ANNUAL FLOBAL MAY FESTIVAL AND BALL, Will take place at the NEW MASONIO TEMPLE, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 157 Tickets. admitting gentleman and lady Batre ladies’ aaa claret For sale at Ellis’ and Metsorott's ores. N. B—All those wishing to participate are re qeasted fools ences for a0 ataeiaetenll ote: Cetyed after Saturday, t6th inst. ‘aps im = BEPOSITORY, 245 F STREET. Bawween Thirtsenth and Fourteenth Streets, ULL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, CH ROMOS, &c., BOGER'S GROUPS OF CULPTUEB, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, STATUBTTES, &c., &c., IOTURE FRAMES, . CORD AND TASSELS, &., &c. VET PASSE PARTOUTS, = PABLOB BRACKETS, &c A Fine Assortment for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. oc I6-ly _ A.V. 8. SMITH. W ASEINGTON CITY STRING AND B a Bemly, at olh times to farnin MUSIC te is. DONCH leader Orders le! residence, $37 Mighth street east, between E G streets south, or headquart ers. 641 D street, between Sixth and Seventh mireets apl2 hi WOOD AND COAL. ‘UMBEBLAND COAL, ASSORTED IN QUAL- CU nlabietert y atauathg ona Vleck. . for sale at the lewest possible rates aod Canal. Depot: Po GL. SHERIFF. AMES GLEASON, eaccomor to Gleason & Glenn, “erect Wharl. begs we. taform hie nmersus fastomers t | fornich, at lowest market rates, the beet geailty of ccMaenta tS tom Lew. ANG sites. y + AN kts oF Mink, BickORY, AND PINE FOOD. in the sti split. he motto will tm the future, as in the past, “Quick sales and small profits,” and as I buy for cash only .and sell at a very smal) advance, my terme in future will be tly cash. OF sa vill make vessel at . ei ‘attention. Orders by mail will receive cease: JA spill ly [Rep.) Get. What, W: REICHENBACH’s Piano Store, . - No. 423 1th Street, above Penna. Avenuc, (BetaBLished Uvex 30 Years.) ‘the of the celebrated Bele agener for PIANOS or Wm Ruabe & Co, re, and Wim. cCammon. "Albany also, mgt’ Nand Organ Tuning and Repairing. A™= B. SHEPHERD & BROS. HAVING REMOVED TO THEIZ XEW aptly’ 4KON WAR BHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. STH AND 10TH 8TB., (sovTm siz) Bespectfully call attention to their assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising ALL PATTERNs MANUFACTURED BY TEE Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York Mitchell, Vanes & Co, New York, WHICH ARE SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PBIORS. ‘The Largest Stock of BBONZES, KS, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited tn Washington, and at the « LOWEST BATES. Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and finish equal to the Snes ‘Dp rted marbdies. TEBEA COTTA AND 120m WABR, CHIMNEY Tors, EARTHEN FLUBS, VASES, DEAIN TILE, STATUES, BRIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, ae Bole Agency for MOULE’S PATERT BARTH CLOsETs. FOUNTALN JETS of every style, PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING, character end of al! descety foe eageeted Teasvaablerates aad in the mest ‘OR SALE—POSTS, WOOD and BAND, No 50,corner’ New Jervey arenes ont of street south. PEYTON DeVAUGBN. Sand for front brick purposes. Posts of ‘Chest: Bat. os un" ————s ‘WINES AND LI Rs, Tuga ater Bie Be: — Co V™., 85—N2, 5.354. pai shang EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. ————————$—$— Gexzrat Burxeiveis at Willard’s. fvTERwaL Bevenpe—The receipts from this i Tr ver a Genuine per 72,485: w Soltsan, @4 por os aa sande, to-day were $07: 9h, 3917 sod 1919 Pennsyivanis ove. IT 18 Srp that the President will remove Col- Im) of Wines so Lierrecan preprint of lector Casey, of New Orleans, in consequence myS-tf of the pressure of the Louisiana delegation. 1840. PEERY DAVIS’ 1870. SECRETARY Botrweit,in conversation with the President yesterday, said that he expected to fund fully $12,000,000 of the publie debt this month. ‘Tae Senate Committce on Foreign Relations this morning considered the subject of sub- marine cables, and heard a lengthy argument of Cyrus W, Field, Esq., on that subject, VEGETABLE “PAIN KILLER.” ‘The Great Family Meditine of the Ase. THIRTY YEARS Bai Sones he rare aoe ee Be) fame is Tuvery Years is ce: InFORMATION has been received at the Inter- gy nal Revenue (fice of the seizure of a distillery itis amply ed by ke by Supervisor Perry in North Carolina valued be it fer a em,0. RAY BATR THE Sub-Commerce Committee of the House, to its Original Ye Color who have charge of the bill to connect the Mis. By the use of that Scientific Discovery, called with Lake Michigan by water,will make BALL'S VEGETABLE SICILEAN | 4 favorable report to the full committee. MAIR RENEWER. It will make Mawr grow Tux Hovse Committee on Appropriatiots id heads, except principis'by Gulch the Pais Er earianed au’ | wave not yet conaddered the matter ot the or port Propiiation for the completion of the Wasbing- ton Aqueduct, but wili take action thereon in the course of a few days. THE ARMY BIrt recently reported to th Senate by the Military Committee as a substi- tute for the Honse bill (héretofore published in Tux Stax) was before the Senste to-day, and Mr, Wilson explained at length the various provisions of the bill. AMPLE suas on sont al. P a -. Nashua, Bi, uppsiotors, i ‘This te the, Dest fe tha world splendid Hair Dye te 4 ‘THE PresipExt has appointed the folowing asthe Board of Visitors to West Point for 1870 : ~ ce | Rev. Dr. Newman, pastor of the Metropolitan tarnished the only rpertace ate Bo a aa M.E. Church; Rev. Dr. Seare. agent Peabody = Apalied as 16 et te” | Southern educational fund; Hon. I. ©. Sloan, ex-M. C. from Wisconsin; Judge Thomas Settle, LECTURES, North Carolina; Col. John M. Brown, Ken- tucky; Prof. Charles A. Young, Dartmouth EcoTtru BRE College, New Hampshire; and Vice Admiral Porter. THE INVESTIGATION of the charges against Congressional Printer Clapp before the Senate Committee on Printing will not be resumed for several days, on account of the indisposition of Senator Casserly, a member of the committee, and the absence of Mr. Clapp, who obtained este eT EEE oe er ov rm. ESE SEEF 12,1270. CORRESPONDENCE. el L.A Gobwight @ MMIROTOMs May 6.1570, |} eave to visit his home in Buflalo on account of Pak Siz: In ) of the modes Bring ar $y ths | urgent private business. But two or three wit- thot ta Bally “of he raising for t pagal nesses are yet to be examined before the close of FKicbmond id . ish vou to | th a deiverroue rch.and Examiner we wish rou to 1e pase. CHANGES INTHE Printing BUREAU.—The following changes have been male in the Bu- Ey ry ayer Col” ac, Don P hony . " reau of Engraving and Printing of the Treas- fee kai b> D ury Department by Mr. George B. MeCarteo, x the chief of the Bureau:—Mr. Brooks, for- Joi merly chief clerk, has been appointed chief of W- the Separating Division, vice Potter, removed; , Thou Mr. James Lamb, appointed chief of the Rev- J. — enue Division, vice Sparshot, removed; Mr. 2 au George Cossilear, transferred from the Printing z: mM. Division to the Engraving Department, and z Se hectieie, Fs Mr. Charles Haight has been appointed Super- Chas. A. Pillsbury, 8. intendent of Sealers. Lvury @, Hayes, TB - Waew:xoron, May 7, 1570. Tur GroRGIA Brt.—The Keconstruction Grxtirey —In consideration only of Committee this morning had under considera- You have im view, 1 yield to your friendly tion the Georgia bill as it recently passed the ¢ il pls ee t! and a iQue asvemeen | | genate und enemas die lariat length, Toderst Colfax, Blaine, Anthony, Poors, eud | put, without coming to any conclusion, ad. 7 — journed until Thursday. A. Gobright, Kuq, ¥*8H#%6TON, Mey 9, 1570, As a substitute for the Senate amendment, it Drax : Your uote of the 7th, acceding to the | was proposed to adopt the bill as originally re- wishes of your fri been received. and tam | ported to the House, with the addition of a to_ infe that th f the Biiibtss nomi: Rewciatign be rekindiy tendered | Clause for the employment of the militia, to the use of their Hall on Byening, May 1 Yours, truly, M. W. Barn, Committeo, TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS. SP Tickets can be ‘procured of M. W. BARR, ent Southern Asseciated Press, and at ail the Principal Book and Music Stores. mlv-st BALLS, PARTIES, &c., ry enforce the laws and preserve order, when such force shall become necessary, instead of placing the State under military control. Instead of a section, #s heretofore adopted, both by the House and the Senate, fixing the terms of mom. bers of the Legislature, it is proposed that this question be left to judicial decision. NOMINATIONS.—The President sent the fol- lowing nominations to the Senate this afternoon: PROFS. BELL & CASSELL, George A. Batchelder to be Secretary of bats Tews Oo atten te be toa eaten MA . . Rockwell to be United Si ttor- ON WEDNEMDAY EVENING May lite ney for Colorado. pies oy Mzhibition of Fancy Daaciag te’ commence at 8 'm. H. West, of Ohio, to be United States Dancing to commence at W o'clock. Consul at Rio de Janeiro. 4. 6. Cook. (Bep.] my2-9t Tux District rm Concress.The House Committee on the District of Columbia met this morning, but transacted no business except the reference of several bills which recently passed the Senate to different members of com- mittee, to be reported at the next meeting. Atter the adjournment of the committee a de!- —— appeared in reterence to the reduction tolls over the pacetace bridge, but were not heard, the commit having adjourned beture their arrival. —o Tae Howanp Investiaatioy.—The Howard Investigating Committeee this ex- amined Rev. Brinton Smith, Principal of the ‘St. Augustine Normal School at Raleigh, N. c., im reference to land located in this District transferred to him by Gen. Howard in afd of his sehool. The land referred to is what is known as Popl: Hii, ness Goo Navy Yard bridge be ‘anch one pen emnich Stout were expe! are wien ft formes = renee tae FRIEND. ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE HANDSOME BABY CABRIAGES, JUST BECEIVED. Hi. ¥. ZIMMERMAN & SON, 316 TTH STRBET. Send for Circulars. ap33-Im yi MOST COMPLETE ron or BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS, CAN BE FOUND AT STRASBURGER BROS’, 906 SEVENTH STREET, (OLD NO. 373,) BE- TWEEN 1 AND K STS. +290 From French, Langran & Ogilvie, agents for the reprints of the Leonard Scott Publishing Company, we have the London Quarterly Review for April, articles on The English LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Males, The ngush I of Painting Nore Ladies’ Col'd and Bronze Button Shoes... listorie Times, of the People, Hibemse be . @ 7» &0., Se. ree SExator MoRton’s PoLicy—The call for a caucus of the Republican members of the two Paap which originated with Senator Mor- ton, = a. ~ others inde of BOOTS oor, SHOES, and GAITERS at Remember, everything sold at regular wholesale ‘Allin want of SHOES, ana GAITERS Srioww, ind they wil ose seuclan ot sere Don't forget name and No. STRASBURGER BROS, tm_906 SEVENTH 8T..BET.1 AND K. ‘7 The St. Germain is the newest New York club. oP; Arthur Mo next months "ating the White t idiers of the = ‘Mexican war talk of a St. Louis. S7-Prolific gold mines and vast salt-fields have been discovered on table-lands of Thibet. S7-Bismark’s disease is said to be very like our delerium tremens. S7”“The Recreative Roosters” is the name of 8 London club. ae wwe ng was the snake ?” aahed a porcen traveler who had just rela- cope Kober mor geen Boh ag by ‘was the reply, ‘ have no feet.” His heart was white as snow, Ant everywhere the Mayor went His man was sure to go. He followed him np Congress way, B. knew ‘twas gainst the rule, He made the members® laugh and say “ Why bring you here your tool?” So the Chairman turned him ont, But stifi he lingered near, And through the halls he strolied about ‘TiN Bowen did appear. ‘To him he ran, and then he laid, ‘His bead upon his atm, And was heard to say, ‘‘ €690 paid! ‘Will you shield me from all harm?” Why dees this lamb love Bowen 80, ‘The curious pcople cried, Ob! Bowen loves William, you know, ‘The “ Ring” straightway replied, If you, like Bowen, are but kind, And the peopk’s money spend, Re Then Love and Friendship you will find § Are constant to the end. * Interview before the Senate Committee on the proposed new government for the District. persian, termite FROM CUBA.—A Hayana dispatch of the zit ‘tried by court- says :—General Goicoaria was by martial » and was garoted this morning to satisfy the volunteers Spe open. the TERI the return of De Rods. ‘The Uaptatu General is much annoyed at his failure to xt ction in the juey trict." The Spaniards have but families at Pi i in revenge for the escape of eastern portion of the Santo Kspiratu hic niards have been y direction, and are now closed in st Manzapilo. ‘Trinadad, he astatio suthoritice ae ble to prevent the disar, are unable - ization’ of their adherents, thoi are making every effoit to rally their forces and cay an appearance of harmony to the situation. nee the’ {cpa papier. Pes ery of a is al, and they seize e Salen aac “he seer Be a nother dispatch of the 9th has the followi “Official atches from Peurto Principe we resent that agg Fert army has monto, and P Morales tured and executed. Sixteon of the came to Peurto Princij and surren 5 The gunboats at Guajal }, have discovered and destroyed another 1 craft; board. Seme of the principal ladies in Puerto Principe have signed their names to an address calling on their relatives in the jnsar- nts ranks to return and enjoy liberty under the Spanish government.” i -+20e- METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE IN BaLTiImoRE.—The General Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church resumed its ses- sion in Baltimore yesterday, with a considerable addition of members. The usual religious ser- vices were conducted Rev. Dr. Southerland. A memorial on the subject of temperance was presented and referred. The pro) ion to at- tacha — of the North Carolina District to the Holston District was referred to the Com- mittee on Boundaries. A resolution to abolish the probationary state in the Church was refer- red to the Judiciary Committee. A ‘ition for various changes in discipline was also re- ferred to the same committee. Kev. Dr. Dewe- ray offered a resolution declaring that from in- formation laid before the Conference it ap- pears that the body is clothed with conventional powers 7a, fallto make cha in the con- stitution of the Church. Without conventional powers the Conference can only make changes in the discipline, and not in the fundamental laws. This resolution elicited protracted de- bate. and th was withdrawn, and a resolu- ‘ y Dr. es, requiring the Committee on Constituent Conferences to report mediately what Conferences have voted for a Convention, was adopted. A resolution that the bouns of the West Virginia Conference be extended so as toembrace the original Muskingum District, Ohio, was referred. On moon of Dr. C. W. Button, a committee of five was ordered to con- sider the memorial from the Conference rela- tive to the question of union between the Meth- odist Protestant Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church south. Tue Last NUPTIAL SENSATION.—The last sensation in Washington has been occasioned by the issue of cards for the wedding of Miss Cordelia Down and Mr. Mark Kenrie De Morti, om the 18th inst. The invitations are the most expensive and elegant sent out this searon. ‘The church invitation, printed on note paper and with a pure white monogram, reads: St: John’s Ghuret; The inyitation to the house has. of the parties tied opens. witha white ribbon, and on another end is the following inscriptiun: ; ‘hit Gi, Mitchell, “Miss ik. M. Mr. W. Furgerson, $ "honneu: Downing, Miss K. G. Jacobs, les d"honnenr. ‘e need only add that the bride a daughter of Downing, the disti taurant keeper, and the groom a white Frenc! man. Thus is the ith amendment ra: ficd.—New York Mait. —+2ee+——__ FRance.—Keturns of the election in France toot up for the plebiscitam—yes, 7,126,283; no, 485,544. The vote estimated, wi it vote of the ments, the the navy, and Al- giers, the oe have a majority of by ee seater council 1 AY; the Emperor it ig reported, ded. das the result of tho feuberation, that thé ainizt=r- will tender their resignations to-day, and that Ollivier will be charged a Emperor with the formation of a new Cabinet. The Emperor jlimented the Prefect of Police for his maintaining public order. Victor cited to before 3 Hugo has been perent ‘the tri- bunal for an article in the Rappel exciting hatred and co for the tia Barricades e Faubourg du om bat were cartied yy the troops, It is the troops fired on people. The parts of Paris are quiet. GaratBritarm.—tn the House of Lords Earl Greaqite said ne further news had been re- cei of the. AT A MEETING Womm's Sufir "Anselation ‘a: York, last. nigh! ‘and National Woman's Suffrage As- sociations, was the topic of a, in which Mrs. Stanton, Ars. 2 srs gr President of — foman’s Suffrage Association, Miss Cozzens and others joined. Mrs. Stanten spoke forcibly of Tilton’s Binet Seto ea 2 to p singe sais a each sex. Owen were organi- zation, and the leaders characterized the move- ment as narrow in its ideas, efforts, and puritanical in its princi Stanton pere! clines to serve fonger % dent of the National Association. ——s s7-The Times ite to know it the benefit to be . C. D. Hess, is because that gentleman is Hess. fe man in 110 FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, This Afternoon’s Proceedings. Tu: * 1570, suscarie ie Fic Pantdet ta ete the Senate @ memorial of the Grand Army of the Republic, asking that authority may be vem to send soldiers’ pensions ‘through the fox poe a raged money or- ders. ‘Mr. Williams, from Committee on Finance, Teported bill to certain duties paid on Russia hemp. Mr. Williams stated that the majority of the ©0) ittee favored this bill. The circumstances re that €40 duty per ton baci been d upon Russia hem ical only £25, por en res char, ‘mani! is it be- and this bill wes cess. to refund the ex- ‘Mr. Sherman did not concur in the view that any of the duties whitch had already b-sn col- lected might be refunded: tat be, ‘thought font in future not more than $75 per tox =e ye and le how reported ‘Oom- esos on Finance a bill to Saat etieet. 4 . Patterson intraduced the Loan and Trust Company of the United Fenn Betecred to Committee on District of ia. A Mr. Morrill, of Maine, offered s resbtatibn in- structing the Secretary of Interior to commnm- cate to the Senate any information he may have relative to SY ion @f the Indian territory, so-called, b, e white citizens of the United States. pied. Mr. Wilson called up the bill to reduce the number of officers in the army, and for other urposes, a substitute ipr the entire bill having cave by the Committee on Military Affairs. The first section of the substitate authorizes the President te reduce the number of enlisted an in the army to 25,000 on or before July 1, 1871, Mr. Wi'son said the House bill did not reduce the number of men, but only the officers. The present number of enlisted men was about 35,000), and this substitute proposed « reduction of 10,060 which would be asaving of six or seven millions. . Mr. Pomeroy said thig would not save to the ‘Treasury a dollar, a8 by the bill not to be redueed until more than a y. this time, and Con, would be in session again before that time. The Secretary of War was a Senators that the army ought not to duced. ‘ison said within next year the term of enlistment of some eight or twenty thou- sand n €a would expire, and it was discretionary with the President to reduce the army if the needs of the country would permit it, and if we did not have an Indian war he did not think there was any doubt.as to the fact of the reduc tion being practicable so as to bring the army down, rank and file, to 25,000 men. e cost of each man averaged about $650, and if 10,000 men were dispensed with the saving would’ be 86,£00,000. Mr. Pomeroy did not approve of this feature of the bill. If the army was to be reduced it should be done instanter. Mr. Ross 0} any reduction in the army, at least until there was Some dilferent line of Indian policy adopted. As it was now, force was the only means by which the Indians were kept down. Now, when the Western represen- tatives applied to the Executive for troops to protect the frontier, they were told that there were no troops available. It would not do to peril the interests of the country in the West to the amount Yor the purpose of saying a few hundred thousands here. Mr. Wilson said that at the close of the rebel- In 1666 we to 54,000 or 55,000 men, but with a proviso that it could be’ increased to 80,006. It had been steadily decreased since, and it was thought that it could still be de- vas agreed, after some discussion, to pass over this section, and as the bill was read sec tion by section, that Mr. Wilson, the Chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs, should explain the provisions. Phe second, tuird, amd! fourth sections were read. They provide for the honorable discharge of officers who may apply before October 1, with graduated pay and allowances, according to the time they have been fn the service; to place on the retired list on their.own application officers who may have been thirty years in the service. and making the number of officers to be retired —— with the President, but not to ex- coe Mr. Wilson said by the consolidation of in- fantry regiments there were now about 40 su- perfluous officers, including 15 colonels, 18 lieutenant colonels, and 2! Out of these 480 it was thought that at least 100 might be placed on the re! list. The fifth section provides that the grade of general and Keutenant general shall continue until @ vacancy occurs and no longer. ‘Mr. Warner this as arefiection upon the present occupants of this position, as indica- tg that there was no real necessity for such officers. Mr. Wilson said there was no reflection in- tended those ied officers, but we must begin somewhere, and if one of them should die, there would be @ great pressure tu fill the vacancy. Sections 6 and7 provide that when the num- pg A br ir 0 six no additional _ Semade. Mr. Wilson said the bint ;yroposed to master. out of the service two wajor gener: wo generals. By ie of Gen. Thomas fhe nusber of major generals was reduced to four, and it would be an extremely difficult matter to select one among officers whe had done so well te be mus- tered out. The number of brigadier generals Dow was ao. poner 10, terres, ‘ades of ot imen- tal comm’ regiment x alma Rieatanict sstoentes General Grant. The 15th section fixes the pay of the officers ot lion we had 1,064,000 men in arms. reduced the arm) the army as follows: General, $12.000 per a:- Lieutenant General, #10, M — 3 % 3 el, leutenant Colonel, $3,000; 2,500, 5 81,800; &e. . had been a great ery the allowances of army offi- a . Now, he of the opinion that the present was the result of experience, Fhe committee made somo bill, But an. ope ane showed that by this new svstem there would be an increase of nearly @700,000. Mr. Stewart said if this was the case it would — Oe ehee tenis par r, auswer fo aningu te ‘Trumbull, sald that this section proposed-to dispense with all allowances, commutation, &c., to the ofcers, and that their only compen- sation sbould be their rsa on Section sixteen the and allowances of men shall continue as now fixed by law, and makesit unlawfal for any officer to use an enlisted man as a servant in Committee on Mr William (ind ) inerednoed a Dill to the families of those on the Oneida. Referredto the Committee on Naval . Lawrence (Ohio) asked leave to intro- duce bill ay the ‘of females as Atsistant U. 8. Marshals. re Cal.) introduced (N. ¥..,.} ‘ofthe Teeacars ¥ tortie Pi resolution, offered by Mr. caiagin tes boromey ‘THE RING. THE MACE-ALLEN PRIZE FIGHT MENSE CROWD. CONDITION OF THE WEN. } —_ —) FIRST KNOCK DOWN FOR ALLEN. Telegraphed Ei to The Evening Siar. Teretees Matta Gp biew Gates | 10—The Mace-Aller excursion, which TWO CENTS. Detween the Department and | Commissioner of Sinking Fand in reia- ‘ork, was Committee Afairs. A Dumber of bake et & private or local nature re- ‘There was no iucident worthy of mote previous - crowd were Un & point aout fre and a ball dis- City the train stepped, Co The ‘eaae (Ui.) moved a call Of the | Olarke (Kan.) called for the yeas nays. ‘The House refused to order a call of the ee ¥> that the ‘an Wyck (N. ¥.) moved House adjourn; on which Mr. Cake demanded and noes, moved that when the House the ayes Mr. Farnsworth sjourn it be to Thursday, and on ‘mand- ed the ayes and noes . — Mr, Fitch (Nevada) asked if it was in the Power of the House to move an amendment. Mr. Fiokelnbarg (Mo) tens Monday r. Finkelnbu lo.)—It can on | scareel: bloed was for Mace ‘The motion of Mr. Faraeworth to adjony to | ry aye Everything "ks Hause netsod to nijoute, ayea 15; nove | DANEA Of aeletty. Mi. Mr. Orth (Ind.) moved that the Honse take a recess until half clock, manded the ayes doiuece . ae ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. Paris_The Gov. The Disturbances in ermment Pat them Deowa. Telegraphed Ezolusively to the Bvening Star. Panis, May 10, 2 p. m.—The barricades in Rue du’ Temp'e were quickly carried, and there has been no farther attempts to’ erect them. Atthis hour the city is as quiet as usual. fm I Suppressed. whieh faly, ts coulined to that immedise> a | ¢ te is by no means formidable. ‘The latest news announces the dispossession of the surgents by the goverument arms, without serioys difficulty. Ricts in Paris_The Disturbances im Dangerous. 10, Tp. m.—Several riots occurred More Ni late ast ran but th late last night, but they were not serious. Three or four barricades were erected in the Belle- ville District, but they were feeb] defended, apd a ae carried them easily without firing ot by the sol- diers. There was great excitement throughout : now; but owing to the e ny d of the troops, the crowds are more nofsy than dangerous. Panis, May i0—Abel Francois Villemain, Perpetual secretary of the French Academy, died to-day. ‘The returns from the army vote are all in. | They show the following result : Yes, 227,336, | no, 23,344. The result through the nation can- not yet be given exactly. Bembay Don’t Like the Income Tax Here, Too, Loxpor, May 10.—There is growing, discon mai tent at the income tax in Boi indignation meetings have been held. ——_-—__ THE McFARLAND TRIAL TO-DAY. Plea of the District ardson was a Brave Farland a Pure Woman. Exclusively to The Evening Star. New York, May 10—The court commenced at eleven o'clock. The District Attorney com- FLORENCE, completely closed; Mace Allen's none; Allen then gave quick iuterchanges ensued, bot! men fal ing to- Fighth round—The men clinched, Mage. = ting in several blows was then throw "4 Ninth round.—A slight hit for who we'Mace a heavy blow under the le! aed him down; the frst knockdown Allen. Tenth and last round—Allen gave Mace a body blow, then, after feigning some time, both men rested several seconds, then coming up Allen bit Mace, the latter retarning with two heavy cuts under Allen's left eye, blood fowing freely, The men again retired against the stakes, going to the corners, were sponged off advanced again and then hard fight 1 in Mace's favor, when the men clinched and fell heavily, Mace’'s arm around Alien’s neck, Allen carried of to his corner. Time was called, when Ooburn threw up Thesponge, saying that Allen's arm was dislocated. ace was then declared t badly punished about the face, but Mace is without a scratch. The crowd was very orderly. Another it is pi ing, et up between two men, Turner, fought King about two years since, and Donnelly, « Gatvee. ton man. ace a ~~! blow; ear, for menced the ch, commenting first on ex- | arrival panama aa | He declared it x of the Jury end hime? = Sey Sea le to devote even three times as much time, if mex | 7acoraPhed Exclurtvely to The Beening Star. New Yore, May 10.—Among the passengers by the Arizona are fifty-two survivors of the Oneida disaster. cessary, to give the prisomer a fair trial. fag on othe can said po man had aright to take the law into his own hands. Perhaps Richardson and Mrs. McFarland were innocent. Richardson was a brave man, who had devoted himself to the service of his country during the late war. Was he likel, seduce a man’s wite? that Richardson would marry his 5 lenders bi: culty m employing their never do except u McParland ee on sm gor abeve four per death-bed Richardson mar- Confidence continuance tied Mrs. McFarland asa pure woman. Defence | Percent, Confidence ip the continuance of the acknow the of the the deed, | Class stock houses have been offured ser oS ee Ta ag jay 2 & Co, wear + Ne. Selle. G ‘ U 8. 65, 1881. es teks ib ae Sandys 6 ae, 12 ¥ Sass Be, ie 6 him separation upon, A 5 Stock leaves thems Sowers Uikeie ie Jchonon ahora - Sod sud OP Sinchaly ad Jouanon eet ha serie | "Raw Youn, Say ti Fisst eara—0. LATE FROM THE ISTHMUS. 18: a ey oe =f, 7 ‘The Derien Expedition a Failare. Sie 5 preterred,