Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1870, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday ex: At The Star Building, 4.W. Corner Pennsylvazia Av. and Lith sv Tas BYENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. anton RE reg THE STAE ts served by carriers to thetr sub seribers Im the City an¢ District at Ten Cents Pee WEx or Fortt-rovs Cents Pak MONTE. Copice at the counter, Two Cuts. Paick For Mattine ~Three Monthe, $1.50; Stx Months, $3.00; One Year, $3.00, No papers are sentf rom the office longer than paid for. THE WEEKLY STAB~published om Friday morning—§1.50 a year, AMUSEMENTS. NAtionat THEATRE. FRIDAY, JULY Sru, 1970. BENEFIT OF MISS ANNETTE L 10 8, WITH AN EXCELLENT CAST. Ww ASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, NEW YORK AVENOUS, Between Ist anv 2p STREETS. @ Respectabie and Pleasant Family Kesort om the Ewropan Pian. This GARDEN is now open (since of iy? 2t Of ‘respectable part that they will be ted from any annoy- ance ot impropriety. Families and children may re- sort bere in perfect security. There will alwa amusements as weli ag of re! bm: on 7 Thursday. from 4 to 10 o'clock p.m., mental, nrusic, (the favorite German gare Sited to try this new fnotitebion for their heaith and fo try tl new inst! ion for ir Rmusement. [eS lu) ERNEST LO:PRLER- ANALOSTAN ISLAND! The undersigned, having refitted and prepared ‘hie lovel, Sod: beeatifal, Island for reception of PIC NiCS and PLEASURE PAK- Pras respectfully call the attention of the hie Stell Cities Ws carers 3 A. RAISER A. a. between B man Pars, ook tours SIDE, Tear ish A street north. ‘jew. for oie he Rerpotned Eirien Caltacie tne of the i Lange profane by Lenareatds Bool, “The Rest seegaiat a Gees “recumeeh: Cy hy 3° Neagic, Toa Beanmont A=T “REPOSITORY, 245 °F STREET. Beween Thirteenth and Pourteenth Ses. PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, = PHOTOGEAPHS, OHROMOS, &e., BOGEES GROUPS OF CULPTUREB, ABTISTS’ MATERIALS, * STATUBTTES, &c., &e., P.OTUBE FRA! ES, CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &e. VELVET PASSE PABTOUTS. PABLO! a Fine wy WOOD AND COAL. BRACKETS, &e ‘Assortment for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. eit Commenced to lay im my winter stock of Having purchased a large stock, and below the ot faten, with orearat low. frelghta. 1 amy pre pared to sopply. my customers a cee to sult, direct from “the vessels, arriving y. Best quality of OAK, HICKOBY, and PINE Woop. JAS. GLEASON. @ Street jet Whart. you HALL'S In restorin, promoting fein ever used. Eruptions. SPECIAL NOTICES, T he best . 86-N®%, 5,403, GRAY BAIR to its original color js growth. It makes the bairfeoft ani ‘he old in appearance are made young again HAIR DRESSING It removes Dandraf and a'l Scurvey It does not stain the skin. and a Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. Beware of the numerous preparations which are sold upon our reputation. : B. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N.H., Proprietors. druggists. For sale by all jy5-colm aw PEBRY DAVIS’ 1870. VEGETABLE “PAIN KILLER,” After THIRTY YEARS trial, ie stil ified testimer unynall sicians most effectual i only the, or any sert : urpassed the great has become the St jials to its leg jm Roden mals to its virtues, from perp responsibility, Phy. itesa ‘in. ute. cl nd the first te ‘compli itice at Endl: aad erber bot cinroee. it cK ¢ cities of jedicine for all such com- plaints, a well aa for Dyspepsia, ‘Liver Cmolaints, ‘other hindved dieordere’ i fhaand Golde, Gaiters Asthme” snd Mhcumatte diaeoiins ees been proved, by the most abundant and convincing testimony, to be an invaluable Bold by all Drugaiste. iy5-Im PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. ‘PRE FIRST GRAND PicnIC oF 81, STEPHEN'S FOraL ABSTINENCE ry on ‘This bei "The beat mre bean tendered je order, and exclude from the grounds.” An especial TAKE PLACE MONDAY NESE, THE fire IN3T ng the first PIONIC of the. Society the ents have been select- view to the comfort and conveni- fuaie the eity can affurd has been occasion, }. the services of the ice Rooms for or expense Y of the see-on, e minates commence yee" = WINES. 1,000 Cases BOBDEAUX, 1,000 CLARET, 00 & 1 1800 Cnsce HAUT SAUTEBNES Toes From the old responsible houses of BEANDENBERG FRERES, CRUSE & FILS .. BARS4LLE & - Meta Suviuuan All the di t) All the dierent Brands, MEDOC St. JULIBN, TE, mse \ TEAU WIN Also, tke renowned 1! riled ‘BS of old MARGAUX, LABOSE, B LAFITTE. ac. ranging in price from 3 to $4% per dozen. SPARKLING HOOK, SPARKLING MOSE. . naan CABINET CATAWBA, = ie by THOMAS ——., o Buccessor to B.O. DYER M ated BEST PUMP OUT. THE AMERICAN SUBMERGED DUUBLI ory NON FREEZING ‘LEST if Cases For 18 THE SIMP! wai? MOST POWEBFUL It bas to be Cheapest, Most Bf- feetiv and Reliable Pump, applicable to °, lis of he — en nce wen arvweeem ne rons ‘The most durable because it is composed of but few Seetawert ec Waceer ieecee sn $ 5 are recommended. ‘or 7 ABLES WOOD, General jet = 417 loth street, west. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! ‘ER CENT. OFF OF ALL GOO! Fon THE NEXT 60 DAYS aT M. WILLIAN’S, 907 Pennsylvania and 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. TUYONS BEACK DEES SILK as As {00 HAlnBMAIOS to order in Paris, J.B. P. BKENCH Co. Gambricané Linen Suits, Berew Chantilly Lace, : Yolencionge 5 Potnte de Venice Lace, setyise, Velvet BD Lace Linass Love Polats, F to, ‘ans, ‘Roman and Sashes. aad ‘Soarts, , ete. ete, aT accordance with m; Soyer eres es ‘are mark: plain pret can be Socetved. Soir im ESt45LIsgED 1833. old BRANDT and rat a Proved by age. {jel0-ImJ - MAKBLE AND SLATE MANTELS my2l-ly WH. RUTHERFORD. ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHEAP ew LADIES’ CONGRESS GAITERS ar $1. Ladies Ladies ne “Cale amen Sal provatttiomet nar et ee Peer, : ao 88 a very low Vara: — L°* rags a Indians avenue je16 Near Baltimore and Ohio H®= FIGUBES. GRADES, For sale low, in lots to euit, by Ww. er hes co., 5! FELLOES BAB IRON, STEBL, SPRINGS, BORSE-SHOES, B.S. 1B0N, NALLS, TIN PLATS, SHEET ZINC, LBAD. J. W. KENNEDY & ©O., BUILDING HARDWARE AND MBTALS, 12 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Opposite Metropolitan jel0-m WaLknss optads, OV Beautiful, and easily controlled, by one mye Pg 2 WALL, ROBINSON & 00,, 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOB, Wasbiugten, D, 0. MPIBE HEATING RANGE. ‘Without ax equal in the world. a Single fe evastruction, a Will warm pper toc tn my et eer, HAE aE Pa em ene en yor Two of the jele-tt AT? MER, ta a he #peni EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. Hon. Frawxk P. Barr, JR., is at Willards. InTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this Source to-day were $663,226.22. 8. L. Clemens (Mark Twain) was in the re- Porter's galltry ot the House to-day, and was made much of by his brethren of the quill. Vicz PRestpEent Cotrax, who has been on a visit to Pennsylvania and Ohio, since Thursday last, has returned to this city, Crier Justicg Caase will visit Gettysburg fp ings early in August, and will probaljy remain thereseve-al weeks. Rep CLoup and band are encamped on Tongue river, north of Fort Fetterman. It is believed that he is collecting tribes for the pur- pose of waging a war on the whites. THERE is a vacantcadetship at West Point from the Worcester (Mass.) district. Mr. Hoar Proposes to fill it by a competitive examination, and will soon arrange it. pe TRE Furptne Brit.—The House to-day re- fased to concur in the Senate amendments to the Funding bill, and a committee of conter- ence was ordered, consisting of Messrs. Schenck, Hooper, of Mass., and Brooks, of New York. THE TAX BILL was returned to the House to- day by the Senate, and the bill, with the va- rious Senate amendments, was referred to the Committee of Ways and Means and ordered to be printed. . Baiizr’s Dericir.—a full investigation at the internal revenue office, of the condition ot the sccount of ex-Collector Bailey, shows the deficit to be $131,000, and not 600,000, as hereto- fore reported. ATTORNEY GENERAL Hoar, in company with his successor, Mr. Ackerman, had a long inter- view with the President to-day. Gen. Sher- man also was closeted with the President for a long while—it is reported in reterence to the threats of Red Oloud and Spotted Tail. Pat Woops Disrossp ©r.—The House to- day disposed of the case of Patrick Woods. charged with a-saulting Congressman Porter in Richmond, Va., on the 30th of May last, and adopted the resolution directing that he be im Prisoned in the jail of this District for three months, ‘TaE U. S. StRAMER Garp, Lieut. Com. Ed ward P. Lull, arrived off Ellis’ Island, New York, yesterday, eighteen days from Cartha- gena and twenty-four days from the Gulf of San Blas. The heaith of the officers and crew ix perfect, there not being a single case of sickness on board. THE NaTURALIZzATION BILL.—Mr. Davis, of New York, in the House to-day made an inef- fectual attempt to suspend the rules and non- concur inthe Senate amendments to the natu- ralization bill, but the House, by a very decisive vote, refused to suspend the rules, and the bill therefore remains on the Speaker's table, with but little prospect of its passage this session. A THOROUGH INVESTIGATION, by order of Secretary Boutwell, into the affairs of the Bu- reau of Engraving and Printing, Treasury De- partment, discloses the gratifying fact that all of the details connected with the printing of the national currency, revenue stamps, &c., are being caréfully and faithfully attended to by the Chief of the Bureau, Mr. McCartee, and his corps of assistants. TsKyY Want CoLLecten McRPHy Con- PIRMED.—Ex-Assistant Treasurer Folger, ex- State Senator Croley, Benjamin Field, William Orton, President Western Union Telegraph, John Ruseell Young and E. D. Webster, of New York, are bere to urge the confirmation of Thomas Murphy, recently nominated for Col- lector of the port of New , York; and have their headquarters at Willard’s. j Tue Store Snir Surrcy, Lieutenant Com- mander Hatfield, arrived at New York yester. day from the European fleet. She brings quit @ number of invalids from the fleet, prisoners under sentence of court martial, and men whose terms of service have expired. Among the passengers are Second Assistant Engineers J, W. Hollihan, W. L. Bailie, F. M. Ashton and U. J Habighurst. ‘WHEX TBE VOTE WAS TAKER in the Senate on Tuesday night, on the motion of Mr. Pomeroy to strike out of the tax bill all the sections re- lating to the income tax, there were twenty Senators absent,—only fifty-two Senators voting, and the motion was lost by a tie vote—26 to 26, It has since been ascertained that fifteen of the absent Senators would have voted to strike out, had they been present. Tux REcEIPTS PROM CUSTOMS at the ports below named for the week ending July 2, were as follows: New York... RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT.—The President, Mra. Grant, Miss Nellie Grant, and Gen. Porter returned here this morning on the early train: Master Fred. Grant was left at West Point, and his brother Ulysses went on a yachting excur- sion with a number of his schoolmates. He will Representative Rogers the views of the minority, in of Gen. Howard .-—__. 5 POTOMAC WATER. The Present Scarcity—Its Cause—The Ereperes Romesy _erevisigus ef the the Semate. ‘The limited supply of Potomac water in this District is not owing to any scarcity in the reservoirs, as they are constructed on a scale to supply Washington when it has ten times as many inhabitants as at present, and are fed by an elliptical conduit with interior diameters of 9 and7 feet. The trouble is in the incapacity of the mains trom the distributing reservoir to furnish to the District cities a sufficient supply m. There are now two of these mains, lindrical in shape, and with rior oF 30 and 12 inches respectively. The bill which Senate Sosa es oe ee i cer cease ‘of the Washington Aq: shall cause weduct to be furnished, and Iaid from the distributing reservoir to Capitol Hill, in the city of Washing ton, along such route as he shall determine, fron main of thirt; inches in diameter, con- nected with the présent mains, at sach points as he shall direct, and the entire cost thereot is te be borne proportionately by the corporations of Washington and town, and in order to provide for such cost, the corporations are em- powered to increase the present water rates and water taxes to such an amount a< may by them be necessary. For the purpose of enabling these tions to carry out the provisions of the act they were authorized by the bill, as tirst_ reported, to bor- row, in such proportions as they might deem necessary, & sum of money not exceedi! £250,000 for the city of Washington, and $50, for the city of Geor, r ble within & period of ten years, out of any revenue to be derived from water rents; but previous to the passage of the bill it was ame: }, on motion of Mr. Hamlin, so as to change the proportion between Georgetown and this city. Itis now 240,000 in Georgetown and £260,000 for this city. The new main, boranpaen an Creek along side the present one, will probably be carried to the Circle, and from thence eastward along the high ground in the northern part of the ‘city, 80 asto ‘ish an abundant supply for the dwell- ers ip that section who suffer most. In order to prevent unnecessary waste of Potomac water, and in order to more fally enforce the lawsof the rationsot Washing ton and Gi town in relation to the distribu tion of the same, the ¢ officer in charge of the Washington aqueduct is authorized and empowered by the bill, after giving notice, to shut of the water when such notice shall be dis- regarded from any places where a waste of water is occurring. The use of Potomac water for mechanical and manufacturing purposes, or for private fountatus, street and pavement washers, is to be allowed only when in the opinion of the engineer it will not be detrimen- tal to the general distribution of water in the two cities, The supply of water to all manufac- =e, establishments, hotels, livery stables, and other places requiring a large quantity, is to be determined by meters and ‘pot of vomeagee. and Geor, n are to charge and collect for the quantity so de- termined at a ice not exceeding three cent» per hundred me. 2 The Chinese and the Labor Question. To the Editor of the Star:-—The Chinese, if un- resisted, will people this continent on their own terms, and not on ours. Their children aud their children’s children will be Chinese, and Americans. Theit industry, their skill, abstinence, and their exclusivence- will enable them to drive the natiye American and the European American out of competition in the ind 1 parsuits. Yet these, the work- ing peopleof our country, who speak our lan- guage. who contorm to the religionot the Bible and who understand and p ice the principles of republican equality and fraternity, are the Say people to whom this land has been given. The Chinese will not care to vote until they can Tule; and they will then prefer to rule without voting. The people of all other nations hold our republican institutions in admiration, and this admiration brings tens of thousands of them annually to our shores, and causes them to gratetully make their homes among us, and to teach their children that they are Ameri- cans. The Chinese are all of one nation, and they are determined to preserve their nationality and their Pagan worship; and No Sxpetionss will Sona them Gaeta tee ok Noe: wil we are not outside barbarians. An absolute government may tolerate, because it can control, a limited proportion of them: a republic cannot control, it must be controlled by them; for, having numerical power, they cannot be either ful or just. China can spare without missing men enough to vote down or to fight down our whole republic. The working men—who are TaB ONLY MEN—of the United States, mwt be to the government of thelt sountty thels Rdvice to the governmen’ oun’ eir advice and their assistance—advice to exclude from every franchise, even of asyium itself, all whose shall be held rous to the public their and and i thy welfare and the mmunity are in direct to an equal distribu- labor and of its pro- an G. CONNOLLY. ‘Tuesday to proceed at once with condem- mation of the land, within the city limits, re. uired to reach the mouth of their el at the junction of Kirby’s igne and Sheriff is now summoning the juries neces- eo heed the condemnation of lands on the route from the crossing of the jek near Carrollton. It crosses Gwynn’s Falls close to the southern side of the Ws Cer ng Sta, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1870. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. nes per, war. France, it declares, has recent diplomat. defeats as well 3 Frenchmen D ob ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. FAR. NE TNOOME | Fetnch jonni latent we fhe fat hai AL APPROPRIATIO: | ranean. The Ber! had FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. bs ome yr ATEON BULL. | fives cimply ou excursion, bet Nee then COMMITTEE THE FU: NG BILL. THREATENED EUROPEAN WAR. appears portentiogs Teported U at Adm al T -pete will separate from Excitement im London and om the Gen. Prim it the Prince of Hohenzoliern ix pro- claimed a candidate tor the throne of Spain, and that he would prefer Prince Alfonso toa Pi L ues ch excitement — | Gonpett of amuse? heve dostana ee oBDON, Jul ‘3 much ex: mt, ya me are i con . not only herd but on the Continent, in view of | SEPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF | the Cor tf sieht ae J CONFERENCE ON THE COR | Prince Leopold, of Mohensotlern, P the European comptication on the REN ‘BILL | named in connection with the Spanish is a descendant of Murat, the brother. the first Napolcon, the brilliant cavalry and afterwards the unfort | His father is the chief of | nellern-Si: Mis mother, wi as | known as Viscountess de Beauharnais, was subject of Prince Leopold’s candidatare for the . spatches from Paris say there fs strong feeling in France, even outsiu of official cireles against the bestowal of the Spanish crown on any Hohenzollera. {Tran- quillizing assurances of the French Emperor bave exerted beneficial effect in Paris, an Tavxspay, July 7. SENATE.—Mr. Cameron presented a memo- rial, numerously signed, protesting against a continuance of the income tax. par- ’ : sazexs an adopted daughter of the tirst Napoleon eatariy on the Bourse. a this’ moraing ah eenieteed hae the of Ssdows he commanded s corps tigher than the cldbing of yesterday. British | ting against the oppressive features of the in- » and distingnished himself tor gallan @armee | try. He is about fifty years of age. aa -2oe- il CISTERN WATER.—Some time directions how the water could come tax. bee motion ct Mr. ty Committee on the Ju 'y were from the con- poem teed humerous petitions in favor of te- male sui Mr. M of Maine, from Committee ot Con- ference on the navy pension fund bill, made a . ‘Was concurred tn. | ir. Sherman, from Finance Committee, re- | rted amendments to the civil consols opened deci lower to-day, in sym- thy with French rentes, which have declined Beavis within the t day rican sureties, which are also off were infla- enced solely by the price of gold at Now York. ALLIANCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND eo AUSTRIA. a Panis, July 7, 2 p. m.—It is asserted in well informed circles that the alliance between azo we gave make | __It is well-known, however, that cistern-water France and Austria has been concluded. eink ion on by the gumgn of the | becomes impure from the organic matter THE SPANISH CROWN. and currency act. } sins, and if this can be got rid of by «e- The Cortes will A: of the Prince Mr. Nye introduced bill to rank in | stroying its vitality and precipitating it w toe ‘of Hohenzelicen for Hing. the navy. Keferred to Co on Naval | bottom, it will leave th Panis, July 7.—The authorities here have | Affairs. water pure. It is | claimed that there ts nothi: Detter to effect te of pofama, used in the ef about an ounce to fifty gallons ot This causes the organic matter to sink On motion of Mr. Fenton the President requested to institute inquiry imto the condition of commerce between the been assured that full three-fourths of the mem- bers of the 5} Cortes are favorable to the elevation of the Primee of Héhenzollern to the | Statesand the Spanish American States to the bottom, an innoxious sediment Spanish crown. There seems to be no d@ubt | continent, and ween these countries and | But the permanganate must be continued as that the King of Prussia is also favorable to the | other nations, and to communicate to the Sen- eo water has « parplish appearance. project, and refuses any explanation in reply to | ate full and complete statements regarding the that the offensive matter has not all s note from the French vernment. ‘eub'e — with — recommendations as } = yey note poison from aunounce that at a may mote 5 . ay hurtful, conn Sh tattered sean ae iar te emmceae ee | om sans sania Wee Gas eee course of General Prim was unanimously ap- and to secure to the United States that | Every druggist has it for sale. roved, and the candidacy of the Prince of Fonenzoit ey authorized the ‘Affairs to present the mame lern Minister of Fore’ Care must be taken to have the cistern thor oughly cleaned out at least twice a year, as a8 the tro upon the buildings supply of the new date to the Cortes, which will | the States of America justly entitle them. ing the water.— Germantown Telegraph probably be convened expressly for that pur- iB —_— and Saya rajlroad was then | ss ——— i , the question ‘on concurring in saat aie ‘The council of the Ministers hope that the | the amendment prohibit the moat | que Bastbors” Gente hon ce tt Prince will receive more than 170 votes, the | of Indian titles to lands the rail- | "atimod wad po hypete ygg Magen minimum required by the resolution passed by | road rune. Discussion continued until the expl- | moned by Sherif’ Frasee pasen ove. ae ae the Cortes on the of June. The Prince ration of the morning hour, when it was laid | of the timore Pr from expected to arriveat Madrid early in November. | over. Upper Marlboro’ to the Charles county line, and A Spanish tleet will be dispatched for him | ‘The House bill requiring national banks going | awards of damages on I thre The Gau' i it organ, the | into liquidation to retire their circulating notes, | which the road is to pass. ‘The work of grading following in its issue this morning :—‘‘General | was amended and | is being vigorously pushed forward towards the Prim, in ay te a trom Senor Cloza- Mr. Sawyer, from Committee on Appropria- Potomac. , Spanish Am im this city, asserts | tions. reported pro. | * See iand—The “Broad Creek” estate, ad- sabotmeially and outside of coo diplomacy. | Frith ai nes, Bien eae eee gee mat fo the for sale by Weodbary Wheeler, thea rano, unof and out ol MACY. a w ; Finding difficulty in obtaining a candidate for | and ahevtas 86 per day. instead stave, | Mf trustee, in our last ase ee the®Spanish throne he addressed the Prince of | as fixed by the act of 1870, and neces " Hoh:nzoliern, who unites many qualities, but sary appropriation to supply deficiency. The ° whose personal importance was t insufti- ‘was parsed. cient to give umbrage to France. such an Mr. trom Committee on Commerce, emotion has been sreated ( os Prim 6; | reported, without amendment, the bill to in- trags, assures the French ernmen ‘ehauntepec Kailway and Ship the iscerity of his intentions.” ? ‘The Gaulois adds:—“ The question is settled on Post Offices, so far as Spain is concerned. It remains to be ported, with amendment, bill to provide seen what Prussia will do after the scene in the the port of French Chamber yesterday, and the unequivo- and Havana. cal declarations of the Dake of Grammont.” Committee on the Judic- The Vicerey of im Constanti- ia to jai divide ee CoxsTANTINOPLE, July 7.—The Viceroy of wes then tolva Eaypt has arrived here. He is well received by ge ee the Sultan. Eoedensenaiee wa TREMCRY DEPARTMENT, Subscriptions for the Oneida Survi- effect of a vote of thanks of | Separate Sealed Propose will be jane sare f _ yors. the Navy.” Department until 17 o'clock FRIDAY , July 2, is Loxpon, -July 7.—Subscriptions are circula- to table agreed to | for building one side wheel steamer of of 250 ting here and at Liverpool for a fund in aid ot Committee on Mike Moafer the Revenue Marine Service for the the families of the officers and sailors of the val Affairs, and argued that the allowances Const to be delivered at the port of San steamer Oneida, which was run down off Yoko- officers was entirely insufficient ‘mente for temnage to be to ola hama by the British steamer Bombay. Sir John them and their families in anything ates rule, taking the length on losd line Lobbock, of London, is at the head of the move- post, breedth of beam molded, and dep tern er — HOUSE Mr. Cullom (111.) obtained leave to | Petrutdeck tote et cong ee een rom andor The ane eins ‘Febacco- | take trom the Speaker's table the bill to incor- | General specifications fortthe bore vessel will be jensed . Giasoow, July 7.—The brothers Seitze, or | Porate the United States Freehold Land Com- New York, tobacconists, have been discharged foams Sige Say Worms Foustabinc Sar Bore, and San Francisco pany in Colorado; and the Senate amendment mn surr into the hands of th was coneurred in. a ‘speed of 12 knots om a trial course issaae feriings the cmoust waltiientte conn On motion of Mr. Schenck, (nio,) the Senate | $2, file, anf knols for six consecutive hours, im Pekin. Chinn, | creed * = Scgucl the pene above ship “aes . vine rene Cort : Towpon, July i zelegrams received from | "On motion of the same gentleman, the tax | “The work will be cariel on ander the personal Pekin to-day announce order bas been re- | pit), with amendments, was ordered to ry ofan of ‘reasury. ts stored, and measures have been taken which | be printed, and referred to the Gommrtie ce | abt all fecilities wast be sorted tr npertint will ensure the safety of all foreigners. Ways and Means. the material and workmanship. Sach © Fatal Accident. to ouspond tha.suice for the purpose er to The Stu. curring in the Senate amendments and order. Baclusively Booming Star. ‘& committee of conference. PurLapgtrsia, July 7.—Hi = eA * House then proceeded with driver of the steam > this | ation of the case ot Pat. morning from injuries received thrown | "Mr. Brooks (N. Y.) rose to a point of order— from seat during a race the ine | that the House coald not proceed United States. The two engines court until the Robert a So min Od ‘Mr. Woodward (Pa) also injured, and his demo! by | resolutions, but the confusion the Vigilant ranning into it after Dougherts so ‘that he was only was thrown off. gathered immediately 3 oe 7 Death of = Well-known Steamboat | of tha Britsh Parlament . aaa. this House, whose only Ds ees eens its character en a de alee ee ene ain Vatrick Kave: | ccauts, cocmaitiel toe nagh Cyr ee o == city. The Geom ean been ac entree with the steamboat line between Baltimore and Washington, and was a genera! | fel i Hi ‘4 i +H Hy i apucetgangs SE © PETE PUNE FET ‘The question was then taken upon the amend- ma hte oe hag dy a | Tue Maseacns ov Cunterians tm Curxa.— | ment offered by Mr. The American ey gives the fol additional details of the | 1811. The amendment maseacre: Advices from Pekin give the par- “The hetitute ticulars of @ fearful butchery of the French _ ane. residents in that city by & mob of Chinese, | Msn rejected —yeas 36, nays Upon the 2ist June an organized mob, imbued | ., Mr. ss b an intolerant of and es- | he yote whereby Pecially of French residents there, appeared in | ME; Butler was rejected. t mass in the arter populated by the (It was understood that fitter and immediatel commenced beating and | {0 allow a letter in the possession Bost Oprias Devanrugen.t maltreating all Fi who they encounter. | tbe read.) moron. D. ©. June 3, 1870. ed, ychowever, met with some resistance, | , Mr- Eldridge moved to lay the Se iach day of July ha tan fan Indiamed with fury,'the Chinese procured ali | ‘ble: Ralvering tans "months there manner of weapons and adreadful mas- | 2T- Brooks moved to , and. at the Post . in this city, two thousand sacre of the French. ‘entered their houses . McNeely moved when the House ad- ail Bouche. thirty six. inches end and racked , maltreating the | J0Urm it be to meeton Saturday, and on each x in ference. strong inmates and ‘them forth into the streets. | Motion the ayes and noes were ordered. nd Glgsety ‘woven cvtion, canvans, where they wero with staves and | _ Zhe metion of Mr. McNeely was rejected— i? ay pene aie bottom , biudgeons, and stabbed with: knives. Many | #J,¢826, noce Pe eg) phy — Jed or will die from the injuries inflicted. 1 pa vis thew gave notice of a motion to sus- | Pe'sasily smd y & padlock. also, used pend the rules, for the purpose of the | anarrow Cy or permanently. the Tesolution in reference to the term Strached as to afford reed of warsing por ‘and ment, and the ruled that the dila- Geebarins the pooeh ‘the or tory motion a ae ite, pending motion ‘aby manner the tse of the mail massacred, and some of the attaches ‘wounded. te adjourn, which was negati 26, noes what fs ofered to The rabble also killed several Sisters of Mercs seapiation'ot Sty. Sibday " and a number of priests, all » and | tne effect that Woods be orm en mainly French. They also beat ‘Several Bod imprisoned Horslans. All French people overtaken were seanthn, subsequently withdrew killed or shockiogly maimed, In fact the rage repored by toe Seaenay he ia Rea rae Not content ian with = ton: of eo Fhies, y Aendish work they repaired to the Roman | POPS Snnounced: ie forego and : the worship- rem epeaker amo i if Day Goops.—In certain descriptions of shirt- Ee nay a Ba en Jith lower quetations; but it will requirea week fone” The price pe speculations for the future are to anesttnln nt | $25,000500 15 tha mentee =e Er prices: Toe arostiont preepeseet ay ae | Eocene ee pat’ ‘erope and the great ‘of money | taken by the States low rates of intrest have an antagonizi: ‘The report was lofluence upon prices. assumed, from the present ee are at See active season th lit Hal fe 4 [ i i Higifty tlle Z FH MD