Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1870, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. + PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, | At The Star Bullding, 1 *.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and Lith St, | av Tas t EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, ar aE THE STAR fs served by carriers to thetr sab soribers im the City and Distriet at Tan Cents rem WEEK or FoRTY-rouR CuNts PeR MOW: st the counter, Two Cents. Prick Fr ‘AILING >~Three Months, $1. lomthe, $3.00; One Year, $5.00. No papers are sentf rom the office longer than paid for. THE WEEKLY STAR-published oa Pridey| WO 36-—N2, 5.410. Senate apreered and announced that the Sen- ate had agreed to the of the co ot conterence on the Indian a om bill. Mr. Dawes announced that ft would take the W a4 . | clerks until tive o'clock to enrol! the bill. He | therefore submitted a concurrent resolution ex | tending the time of the season until 5 o'clock | which was not tw. Mr. Da ces said that by this report the House | gained nothing. it lett the question open untit the next session. 4“ —— rod ry willing to assume the responsibility, and be cabmifted the matter to the House without ¢ +. debate — é Mr. Sargent, amid the greatest confusion, < oteverse ye Cay} elena | m * WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1870. Mr. Dawes again offered hie resolution to cx- tend ‘the time ot 1 which wan f the ‘session to five o'clock; MUSEMENTsS. OFFICIAL. OLYMPics vs ‘WHITE STOCKINGS, UF OHICAGO. TO MORBOW, JULY 16ru, On the Olympic Grounds, at 3.38 p. m Admirsion 25 Oents. ny GRAND ANNUAL SCHUETZENFEST WASHINGTON SCUUETZEN VEREIN, AT THE NEW SCHUETZEN PARK, Ivay 1S, 19, 20, 21, and 22, 1870. ‘The festival will be annoanced MONDAY, July }.at6a m.. hy twelve minute guns, The Schuct xors ond their invited guests will assemble in front of the Ofty Hall at ‘The procession (one of the nroat {otoresting features of the Festival) will be fexmed at 9 0 + and preceed through Third sireet, up Penns fa avenue to Sixth street, F street, Fourteenth street, H street, through the grounds of the Executive Mansion, and retarn Yoruah Pennsylvania avenue toSevouth street, ahd 3 ark. PRIZE SHOUTING. PRIZE BOWLING, LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING, GRAND CONCERT AND DANCING, MINATION. and ISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. ENING Daring the Festival. noon and eveuins. INGTON SANGERBUND AND THE ARION QUAKTETTE ULUB have iy [onsented to entertain the public with a choice e- ed CONCERT by the celebrated Marine DANCING MUSIC will be furnished by the GER- MANIA BAND. under the immediate direction of ref. ocd Festival will terminate FRIDAY EVEN- July 22 witha, GHAND BALL, FETE OH AMPETRE. S7 For Prize Shooting, Bowling. snd Ladies Prize Shooting. Prizes amounting im vaiue to $2,500 will be distributed. Admission to the Park 25 cent cents extra, No return tickets. am preparations have been made to preserve sitict ordee ba the proweds, sod Gurepatatte char “embers ted vicitors ore Teepectfoliy. cnprined t jembers 6 oreare zx comply with all orders of the Committee of Arra: ments, At o'clock a gun will be fired, thus an- weuncing the close of the Festival for the night, after which Visitors must eave the Park Cnnnitbnece and 81 ‘will be at the termin of the Seventh-street railroad in enfficient numbers ¥ convey Bs visitors comfortably to the Park. oe rasa ovate sete OPT. p' ual leave them with Mr JOHN VOGT, 429 ‘Seventh seirget, or Mr. 0. KN SSI. 422 Seventh street sy 9 W se8neTon CITY GARDEN NEW YORK AVENUE, Berwees Ist axp 2p STREETS. A Respectable and Pleasant Family Kesort on the European Pian This GARDEN is now open (since the return of Proprietor from Germany! on the Euro- the recreation and amusement 7 INC tothe Pavillion 2 Ti£s, to the same. A) = ade at HENEY A RAISERS. be B. A. RAISER Biolten. .456)On Exhinit No. 456 ba - anasale °™} “ire ' MARKRITER’S, |. 486 SEVENTH STREET, between and E streets, pate ‘Oud Pillows? Halt, Eee ks Thhus Casa ‘Name and Namber. ap 28-17" A®? REPOSITORY. 245 “f° STREET. Berworm Tarvicenth and Fourteenth § CLL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PHOTOGBAPHS, CHBOMUS, ae., S0GER'S GROUPS OF CULPTUEE, ABTISTS’ MATERIALS, STATUBTTES, &c., &e., PvOTUBE FRAMES, OORD AND TASSELS, ae., dc. VELVET PASSE PABTOUTS, PABLOB BBAUK ETS, &e & Fine Assortment for ee DENTISTRY. © Rzmevan 7 —_ i 12th. 3 street: neer 5 All DENTAL WORK done in the best gi moderate Prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas WOOD AND COAL. DEPARTMENT OF StatR, Wasixetox, July 13, i870. Information hasbeen received at this Department from Mr. Dexter B. Olapp, the Consul of the United States at Buenos Ayres, of the death, in November Inst, at the California Oolony, Argentine Republic, of Robert Evers, a citizen of the United States. SPECIAL NOTICES. VEGETABLE “PAIN KILLER,” After THIRTY YEARS feiel, tgstin receiving the most first Teapectat lity Peoeaseneed re Best remedy Pa aot eg Fe her lard Medicine for PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN Testify to the merits of VEGETABLE restoring GRAY HAIR to its original colo: cmoting its oiTt ‘makes the bals}eott and 1D appearance are made young again. HAIR DRESSING ree Dandruff # not stain the skin. Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. It Eruptions. It does reputation. B. P. HALL & O0., Bi For sale by all druggists. MA! AGE IS HONORABLE. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG ME nnd ads antages of a hap} in times, Sent tree, In sealed elo Address, HOWARD Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. The fast and SMITH, Capt. M. wharf. 7th atr Ipmont at 9 p.m, Jen! OSEPH H. SHAF XCUBSION DOWN THE POTOMAU. about furty miles. ON SUNDAY. JULY 17,1579, ing ber wharf fo ot of 7th street at 3p. m Refreshments on venty-five cents. ets can be procured on board, Ri ac AL INDEPENDENT SOCIALS THE FIELD AGAIN. rsary and Fifth Grand MOON URSION of the INDE- 10 w from ‘their former Excursions it will be Fo MOUNT VERNON. ‘The steamer ARROW, Cay REDUCE THE PRICES ALL MY Goobs, Rk ROW SUSE RIOR INDUCEM _EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. GES. Grorcr B. McCLELLAN was yesterday elected Chief Engineer of the department. of docks, in New York city. PETER NEoLey, of Hagerstown, Md., was last evening confirmed by the Senate to be Assis- tant Treasurer of the United States at Balti- more. BILLs Sienxp ny THE PRESIDENT.—The Pres- ident signed the tax and taritf bill last night; and approved the Georgia bill at one o'clock to- day. Nomination Witaprawn-—The President yesterday withdrew the nemination of Jno. M Oliver, to be Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. The Prest- dent’s message states thatthe withdrawal was at the request of Mr. Oliver. Tae INDIAN ArpRorRiaTion Bitt.—The third conference report on the Indian Appro- priation Bill, agreed upon this morning, was to appropriate the amount asked for by the Senate, 26,000,000, provided that nothing therein should be construed to affirm or deny the validity of the treaties made by the Sherman peace com- missioners in 1867 and 1868. TRE PRESIDENT, accompanied by all the members of the Cabinet, arrived at the Capitol this morning about teno’clock. (General Porter his Private Secretary, and Commissioner Par- ker, of the Indian Bureau, also accompanied the President and Cabinet. A session of the Cabinet was convened immediately in the President’s room, in the rear of the Senate. PRUSSIA PREPARED FoR WaR.—A dispatch just received in this city announces that Prussia accepts the war with France, and is fally pre- paréd for the contest. Baron Gerolt, the Pras. sian Minister, in Diplomatic circles last evening declared that Prussia waa fully prepared for the contest with France, as she was much stronger to-day than she was two years ago, and could maintain the position taken by her. TRE Caritor To-Day¥.—The corridors, ante- rooms, and in fact every nook and corner of the Capitol building to-day presented an appear- ance more like the excitement of the old “‘tmpeachment” days than at any time since that memorable occasion. in the vicinity of the House of Representatives the throng was not so great, as the yal- leries were a convenient escape, but on the Senate side the scene was a lively one. The Senate being in executive session, of course all the candidates for office who had been so successful as to get their names sent into the Senate were there either in person or through friends, awaiting the verdict of the Senate. The main ball was crowded, the side halls were crowded, and the reception room was filled with ladies, whose presence even wax not sufficient to allure the anxious male ex- pectants from the vicinity of the three main doors of the Senate. Here were men who would be United States Senators, attorneys, postmasters, consuls, secretaries of legation, &c., as well as those who would be most any- thing, loitering around, anxiously watching their chances. There was another class, too, of no less formidable proportions than of ofticers of the army and navy, nominated for promo- tion. It was funny to see the anxiety depicted on their countenances and the useless modes of gaining information to which they sometimes re- sorted. Here one would button-hole a page (who knew nomore than Adam about the proceed- ings) and propound a grave inquiry in regard to lis own personal interests, and if a Senator showed his face outside for a moment, he was the cynosure of all eyes, and every word dropped from his lips were as eagerly listened for as the oracles of Delphi of old. Every now and then the jovial face of Jim Christy would protrude from the main door, causing @ general direction of eyes and ears in that quarter, but soon the lookers on wheeled off in disappointment on finding out that his mission was simply to hand out a note or give some unimportant directions. A third class, whose tominations had not yet reached the Senate, looked wistfully for the face of Genera) Porter, and tugged remorselessly for information at any one supposed to be posted. CONPIRMATIONS BY THE SENATR.—The Sen- ate, in executive session, to-day contirmed the following nominations : Frederick T. Frelinghuysen, of N. to be Minister Plenipoten: and Envoy Extraordi- nary to England, vice Motley. = Arthur McArthur, of Wis., to be Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. ; Albert M. Barney, Collector of Customs at razon de Santiago, Texas, David Warren, Surveyor of Customs at Ga- lena, Ill. los. T. Miller, Urbana, Iil.; H. Neb. O. Paine, > * Mathias V. Buckey, Justice of the Peace for the District of Columbia. Wales Hubbard, of Maine, Kegister of Land Office at Lewiston, | R. G. W. Jewell, of Mississippi, Consu) at’ Pernambuco. George D. Allen, U.S. Marshal southern dis- trict of Florida. Leo Kirchner, Surveyor Customs, Troy, N. Y. HE ASKS CONGRESS T@ EXTEND ITS SESSION. THE WAR IN EUROPE. The President to-day sent to Congress the following message : To the Senate and House of Representatives Your attention is respectfully called to the necessity of passing an Indian appropriation bill before the members of Congress separate. Without such appropriation Indian hostilities are sure to ensue, and with them sufferings, lox< of life and expenditures; vast as com with the amount asked for. The latest intelligence from Eu indicates the imminence of a war between France and North Germany. In view of this-a sound policy indicates the importance of some legislation tending to enlarge the commercial marine oi this country. ‘The vessels of this country at the present time are insufficient to meet the demand whieh the existence of a war in Europe will impose upon rules t pass @ resolution reciting the he FROM CHINA. ty of a European war, that the poe Important Message from the Presideat. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Female Emigration to be Stopped—a | @¢vt had for s long period tailed to pel down sea ——_ {Rimese Consulate in San Francisco — | the Epon ad — nt of Cabs This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Bariingame: mor Of Miatueor | Tithorizing the Troddent to protect genet Pelegraphed Beclusively to The Beening Star. | SRY attempt to seine the island by any other power. and, if he deems it mecemary. to recog- ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. Sam Fraxcrsco, July 15.—By private advices | [ive the Ineurrectionary government. Fras hina. t's probable, that representations | ' The resolution was rejected by a Very decisive been made wernmeni | vote. = which will result inthe prohibition of female | "S Co FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. | Siignton tem Gseat Gnmeae rules te pare the Se for the telier Tt ie proposed to establish a Chinese Consulate | ot certain butiding war veamele » in this city. The Mr. Logan's bili were HIGULY IMPORTANT. | ‘The Chinese government deeply deplores the | in tak lose of Minister Burlingame, government M 7 = He netide gaber dnd wm ys _ of the Committee of W ' ou royal family. t tf WAR DECLARED! pacescertantaantas abich was agreed ¢ tee aca — Commerctal Union Convention. | Merers Butler, (Mass,) Cox, (N.¥ is . gerroll. (111.,) each offered resolutios J FRANCE RESENTS THE INSULT OF- gncgpren ig Sooning er an | regetere $0 foreign vewels under ‘certal® ci FERED TO HER MINISTER BY = | Convention organized toulag Seeaat naan imstances; which were referred to the PRUSSIA ‘ gates 7 committee. Wisconay Gov. Merrill of om a ht : a omen uation, of Mr. Dickey, ymour are among the number. Nathaniel “i ss : Telegraphed Baclusively to The Evening Star. Sande, of Now York, was chosce prenident,and | a. 1 =~ nonce’ ne aby an ade wo Vauie, July 15—The declaration of war has | ofthe convention ste than cone irae eee | of SAS vA very Inmentoae tick eee ons ‘ . ‘the Er s ofswindiersare making mo: matilact been announced in the Corps Legislatit bythe Eric canal, the lakes, the Fox i Liver, the | olemindicreare making money by mutilating the commerce of the United States, and I sub- ‘ation of C that the interests of the country will be advanced by the opportunity to our citizens to purchase vessels of tortign conaraction rane foreign trade of the country. An act to this effect may be lim- ited in its duration to meet the immediate exi- gency. The foreign mail eervice of the United States is ina large degree dependent upon the Bre- mit to the men and burg line of steamers. The Post Office Department has entered into contracts 1n writing with the two companies above named. and with the Williams and Guion lines respe tively for aregular and continuous service of wo years. The only arrangement that could: be made with the Inman and Cunard lines is temporary, and may be broken off at any time. The North German lines are first-class in point of 5; and equipment, their steamers usually ‘ing the trip across the Atlantic in from twenty-four to thirty-six hours in advance of the Williams & peded our postal intercourse with foreign nations will be greatly embarrassed, unless gress shall interpose for its relief. I suggest to Congress the riety of further pootpesing the time for ad, paremane with the view of considering the questions herein com- municated U. 8. Grant. July 15, 1870. LAST HOURS OF THE SENATE. Substitu: — it Sus- taimed—The Nomination of Mr. Fre- Hinghuysen—A Sharp Contest Over The Senate went into executive session this morning at twenty-five minutes past oneo’clock, and proceeded to the consideration of the sub- ject of substituting army officers for Indian agents, which action, it will be remembered, was taken bythe President some time since. Quite a sharp debate ensued upon this policy of the Administration; but finally, on a division, the President was sustained in the course pur- sued by him. ‘The Senate then proceeded to consider the nomination of Mr. Frelinghuysen as Minister to England in place of Motley, and discussed the subject until 3 o’clock this morning, the friends of Mr. Frelinghuysen endeavoring toget a vote— Messrs. Sumner, Wilson and others warmly opposing it. At 3 o’clock a motion to take a recess was carried, with the understanding that the matter should again be taken,up this morn- ing. Accordingly, a motion to go Into Executive session was carried shortly after the Senate met at o’clock this morning, although Mr. Sumuer strongly opposed it. After a long executive session the Senate con- firmed the nomination of Hon. Frederick 1. Frelinghuysen, of New Jersey, as Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary to Great Britain, vice Hon. J. Lathrop Motley, re- called; the vote standing 40 to 3—Messrs. Koss, Robinson, and Sprague voting in the negative, and Mr. Sumner not noting. The nomination of Arthur McArthur, of Wisconsin, te be Associate Justice ef the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, was also confirmed. TRE Cask oF THE CoLorepD CapgeT.—Gen eral Pitcher, the Superintendent of the Military in- vestigation of the char, contained in the let- ter written by Smith, the colored cadet, relative to alleged bad treatment of him by his fellow cadets, the result of the examination has been tearem'tted to the War Department, from which it ha poor that Cadet Smith was inter- Academy at West Point, having ordered rogated, and said that the published letter was «garbled of that written to his friend Mr. Clarke, of Hartford. He furnished the Su- perintendent with a true ary, ee isnow in the possession of the War partment. The cadet drill master denied having used the lan- guege charged, and six cadets in the squad not pe | heard it, but their evidence shows that the drill master is not as sharp towards Smith as towardsthem. Inthe mess hall some feeling was exhibited by those with whom Smith was seated, but this was promptly checked by the authorities. The ————, of Cadet Sei enmme sagen ween od ave been greatly ex: , and Smith sai aint make about the mess only deny Smith’s letter, though not wi he had no comp! hall. ‘The Superintendent reports that now a better feeling exists. The Secretary of War has ordered a court of inquiry, with ainple powers, to meet at West Point on Monday, July 18, to proengate the charges of ill treatment, etc. The followi : ng officers composes the board Rodenbough, and Major Thomas F Barr, judge advocate. The two officers last named are not graduates of the academy. oy A Niout or T located at the base of a mountain eight Wilson, General H. L. Abbott, B.—The town of Dauphin, Pa., is not a pleasant place of abode for timid People during the prevalence of thunder storms. . ‘The’ address oceupi . dollars, has recently come to our notice. The ae ae dedge consists in making ten bills out of mine, Panis, 15.—An extraordinary editior ——e—___ so managed that there js but ane pasting ot the Ceastitationsel, pe issued at noon, au, | PAtal Aceldent om the Kansas Pactte | 10 cach of the manutactured notes, "Tie nis ’ * whole bills are taken, and from the right of the nounces that in consequence of the insult offered FRANCE ACCEPTS THE WARK dem: WHICH PRUSSIA OFFERS. hour. Exclusively Boening Star. firet one-tenth is sliced off, from the right of the: to Benedetti, France accepts the war which | “g¥"=Pacd Beduateely to the freight train on the | {Cond two-tenths:from the right of fre “ira Prussia offers. Kansas Pacific Railroad ran’ into a washed | jrreetenth., and so on to the number from which 10's are taken from the right . J. Reynolds, engineer, ge nen pen fireman, killed; ©. Pal » ctor, The great powers for peace has been ineffectual. | wounded. ive and several cars Napoleon will announce a rupture of relations | Were wrecked. between France and Prussia, and the declara- California Wants Immigrants. tion of war will follow. to The Buening Star. | EFFECT IN ENGLAND. Sax Francisco, July 15.—In order to pro- | Lospow, July 15, 1 p. m.—Stocks and all ete m to the Pacific coast it is Ivert near Hayes City vesterday, and FAILURE OF THE INTERVENTION | 3"*5 °! doen walien FOR PEACE. = = to the ronidac os number two, from which two-tenth had been a “EE 7,000,000 acres of in | securities are flat and nominal. Breadstufts are Northern Sees een ens excited and advancing. the line of the California and Oregon 4 at a cost of $10,000,000, and to encourage and | INTERESTING PARTICULARS. aid immigration. Ell DEPRESSION IN THE MARKETS. Four Men Drowned. — Sr. Louis, July 15.—While ten men were THE EMPEROR AND HIS PRIME | working on the wheel-house of the steamer | MINISTER QUARKEL. Northwestern, at Montrose, [owa, yesterday, | — the scaffolding fell, precipitating them into the j NAP@GLEON FOR WAR-OLLIVI river. Four of them were drowned. Their cE. names are not given. THE FRENCH TROOPS | aur GONE Taint Onn — | This Afternoon’s Proceodings. EASTEBN FRANCE ALIVE WITH SOLDIERS. PABIS CLEARED OF ITS GARRISON. — 1E CIVIL AN ISCELLANE( Ar- Lorpow, July 15—The news is more warlike TEE CRUPELAEION BILL Passe at again to-day. The feeling at the Exchanges of se Tuileries. ant Benedetti, the French Enrope is one of distrust, and the prices of se- | THE STRUGGLE OVER THE INDIAN AP- | Minister at Berlin. bas been ordered to rotors curities are generally at the lowest point yet PROPRIATION BILL. to France, and only awaits the departure of reached. At Paris, at half-past eleven Jast z ara | the Prussian Minister from Paris. North night, the Bourse was excited, and rentes teli CONTESTED ELECTION CASEs. German Parliament meets next week. Bis- to 67 francs. At Frankfort, United States 5-20 ——— marck is said to be disgusted at the action of bonds closed yesterday at 5s inst a9, the | HOW THE WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE | King William in having acceded to any of the usual prices; and at London Exchange thix WAS RECEIVED IN THE HOUSE. det of France. A Krumels despatch says moi stocks and foreign securities opened ie that England, Hosein and Austria are making it wy decline. . 1 energetic exertions preservation of peace, interesting dispatches, bearing THE CUBAN QUESTION. but eo far they have made no progress. m, were received here to-da aS -s2-- = PROBABILITY OF THE SEIZURE OF | Urmuzine Sewenack Panis, July 14, Evening.—It is reported on THE ISLAND BY FRANCE. Quocnmaind-ae sakes ot tes erage ork the best authority that an angry interview —— 4 large city. In the course of a year five thousand occurred to-day between the Emperor and HOUSE.—The House met at o'clock a.m., | acres of barren, worthless land in the vicinit Prime Minister Ollivier, growing out of the | Dot more thana dozen members being in their | of the French metropolis have been trausforined latter's known disposition for peace. ‘The Em. | seate when the reading of the journal com- | !nto rick, arable soil. producing + peror violently denounced Ollivier’s efforts in | menced. of cereals, tubers, tru si aris this direction. At five minutes past nine the further reading | formerly wt Tid of its offal by —— it ‘The movement of troops towards the Rhine | of the journal was dispensed with, and Mr. | the river. Now the only refuse is a quid, frontier is incessant. Eastern France is abso. | Dawes reported from the committee of confer- | beihg purified by an admixture of sulphate lutely alive with soldiere. Troops which ence the civil miscellaneous appropriation bill, | *lumnium, tlows inte the Seine limpid and in hitherto garrisoned Paris are gone, and raw | apd the report was adopted. ‘ odorous. ae — levies are slowly replacing them. Ambulance= Mr. Paine, (Wis.,) from the Committee on Two Youse Lane K 7 —_ and caissons throng the streets of the city on | Elections, made a report in the case of Grafton Fi ort wedle-caypgettie Boma ag their route to the east. The preparations at | vs. Conner, contestants from the fourth Texas | From s frivate letter to & gentleman in this the difterent naval stations are on a Gistrict, declaring B. F. Grafton not entitled to | S17: Srartar dcrehin Or heh Wi large scale. It is the general belief & seat, and postponing the case of Connor to the | Mi* Murray, daug! pF ee will be declared. next session. and Miss Hiil, daughter of Daniel Hill, both of He also reported a resolution to pay Grafton | St. John’s Berkley, were returning from church Prussia Preparing for the Struggle. | <; 50 for expenses incurred in contesting the | With Mr. Murray, they took shelter under a tree Bunun, July 15.—The North German Gazette | seas. tea rand Sweeting Seem ashower. While there has a dispatch from Ems to-day, giving the par | ~ Objection was made to the latter resolution | the lightning struck the tree ant instantly killed : by Mr. Randall (Pa.) and others, on the ground fwo young ladies. Mr. Murray, who wae ticulars of the withdrawal of Benedetti. it standing near by, was uninjured. —Charleston (5. that he was an officer of the Army, drawing his jd 7 ap pees he accorted the King of Prussia while the bay from the government, and Mr. Paine with- | ©-) News, July tt, ler was drinkin, fer, demani Perem, 4 — = = = toriiy Nis tusentioe an tha ameemoe eae ovark1 Sickabeocs Gtadieaptell As dens thete spe- | 87 Those of phe Protestant clergy who claim He was, therefore, dismissed The | cast vitin oer objection was made on the ground | !allibility for themselves, cannot ly ob- game paper says There is much activity at | that no quorum was present, and the ayes and | 2¢ctt0 the claim of the Popeto be infallible — Prussian ports, which are being put in state of | noes were ordered on a motion for a call of the | 208%" defence. Fourteen iron-clads are ready to sail | House. 87-The women of an [Ilinois town, fecartine from Brest and Cherbourg.” ‘The House refused to order a roll call—ayes | *uffrage aspirations, have organired ves Berti, July 15—The King returns here to- | 19, noes 110—and there being a quorum shown | into a practical working society, known as the The great itemen' 3 to be present the House again procceded to bu- | “ Mothers’ Circle.” aa thera aianonedimete siness. “| gg-Mile Moriacchi, well-known dancer, has IMPORTANT FROM PARIS. inf, Sargent Cal.) moved a non-conourrence turned farmer, and is raising cows in Maasactu The People oo in appropriation and thatacom- | fe! ex , since all Se jeutral mittooef conlicunce be entored. her money came from Ee ves. Paris, July 15, Noon.—The bourse fiat; | Mr. Dawes said this was a question. and | gg-Mistress Annie Welch is the name of a rentrs, 65 francs 60 centimes. There is greai | Should have no voice in the of t times a agitation here. | Many demonstrations in favor | money. To vield to the demands of the Senate | day, and drives the beach war were made the peop'e during the YS was no further use | ferent teams every time the earth makes a revo- night. Crowds of students and others paraded | for the House. urged calmness and deliber- | ution. the streets and boulevards, shouting ‘Vive war, peer fo upon the decision of the House to-day | 97-4 Mr. Livermore, of Georgetown, Ky., down with Provsia!” fe: ome persons who oo ee for the next | thinks it wonderful that rotested were hissed and insu! he police eral years stom: bia not interfere. “A crowd stopped atthe Price | . Mr. Garfield (Ohio) said for the House now to | for sey Ly er pre a = sian Embasy and shouted insultingly. I: i | Dock this bill was the practical question. of Se SN So Neaek ciciaes ‘as as indalaely asserted 10 Austrian Embassador le: another session, they wou succeed * Paris to-day. Austria professes neutrality im lishing what could as wel S7 It is hinted in Paris that M. Otfenbach's unless a third power intervenes. the THE LATEST. of to — — present day had been made with the In- OMFORTABLE HOMES FOR 9237 : m - dians, and he witbed he could say we had kept C — THE DECLARATION OF WAR. | ietinstscazetis® qestel cntammatsy | Nee” SUILUING H7Fy Fu Bs sown wirain to pl 0 large an amount of money in the AT €26 EACH! ON TE HOLLAND TO RENAIN NEUTRAL. cea a eye On tery eng ALL LAID OUT WITH WIDE AVENUES iN the IF DESIRED: tei hits {2 ran the govern ae FRONT AND ALLEYS IN REAR The Belligerents to Respeet the New- | scnsie to bind the Howse to ite sight to mance | TOR er She aCe EDING LOTS st HUNTING. trality of Belgium, treaties with roving bands Tend it had | # of peange yp it to make treaties with hundred feet high, and eight miles trom Harris- at y ., ; Senate’s ers to make treaties were quite dif- Tux FUxERAt oF SENATOR Nontox.—The | PTE In fact the town fs walted im by moun- | ‘Troops Concentrating at Strategic Points. | Sate" Po" monarch. | wil following was the order of proceedings at the | in this gorge are wonderfully to behold. Kecent~ — - non-coneurrence. | thirt: foneral of the tate Hon. Daniel 8. Norton, Sena- | ly three distinet thunder storms met seemingly ‘The House refused to concer in the Senate | PP srmre FICE OF JAS. GLEASON, OFF Joab AND COAL MERCHANT. a ‘June 21, 1870. My stock is of that claat in which most everybody w Dd. ASUINGTON, D. wil ing in which he is in need of, com- — prising— commenced orl 2 wer the town. ‘The Panis, July 15, 3 p. m.—The Corps Legislatit | amendment—ayes 57, noes 103. sa ne ter stock of | 1st. THE NOTION DEPARTMENT. tor from Minnesota, this afternoon:—The com- | directly over the town. society hark we f Mr. declined to serve on a new con- | fen4 cual Oy Rae einen Socket | uvareheep wel augol col te te aoeak | | mites of arcangemsntiy palfveaen’ ons Teverberations. wers “cimost’ degtenine sea | declared war against Prussia at ten minutes ference committee, as it hinder the pas- | pr iJ stock, and below the mourners attended at the late residence of th 3 ? before two o’clock p. m. sage of the bill, and ted | Ly: javing yarchesed s large as hy 30. TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com, e uite continuous. The lightning dar! one o P. ce. the Speaker appoint , No. 1906 H street, at three and a half | the railroad, and the telegraph wires gave ou i vale, | Messrs. Dawes, (Mase.,) Allison (Iowa) and Hol- | Stem o’clock, when divine service was performed by | a multitude of sparks like those froméa Holland will remain neutral in the struggle. | man, (ind.) o pared to supply my customers trade at | prsin ty of GOOD MATES UT e $elewe to uit, direct from the vessels, arriving | ' m*K® » speciality cen the Senate. | The mountains were lit up by the vivid Hashes, | The belligerents have engaged to respect th. | UD motion of Mr. Hamilton, (Fia.,) the rules rocks ‘were displaced by 30. THE ZEPHYR WORSTED DEPART- ‘ itt f d , i were suspended, and a bill juced and wispy oan, muony ws roam | OER orn = ee: | Fit pecans ete ett | Meas feet fice tel | seer o Doom: eon we rns | Rad St chatted | Bena year tt PMS CEG etree Wart, | 4m THE TOY DerautMeNT, wpicn a. | body war taken to Baltimore by the S40 traive | Kimes, although peovidednith Tenteieg rake pills, “Sa tetea cad veins ba fas sitions ee any eg eed po Best — | wars presente such a variety ae to leave ng 'ittle one previousto ite removal for Interment in Minne, | As well may be supposed: the inhabitants were mat . d = fre ceper and’ railways — ——————— E sot ly alarmed wi storm lasted, a1 NUECIAL ATTEMCION called to the following 5 sleep closed few eyelids during the night. Taney are . e zw UDG! igh several dwellin; were ick, pedis of WHITE GOODS just received from the no, TEE Fancy, ARTICL PARTMENT Tue New Jvpex—The President to-day | Although several dwelling houses struck, — email an ee WORK snd’ EES, OASD Sad other | Nominated Arthur McArthur, of Waukesha, | D0.one was injured except a little girl, who was “cetablished ‘at ranted all linen, BASKETS, LK "STANDS, OPE! FIELD | Wisconsin, to be Associate Justice of the Su- oe ee 2 yee hp Se.» Be. Preme Court of the District of Columbia, in | _Duxt wirn SannusixSt.Lovis—Both Partics oo =o Handierchicts. 6ru. bi F a PErseEe tt ba Place of John M. Oliver, whose nomination to oop paseo duel was fought in cS Lonls is Our thdanand more ais yards # ctor ; Gents UNDER! > : sates Coe hae cet: | om the repertorial etaif of the St Louk Tice rie Scrnte peony : BEGALIA AND it. years “Another lot of THiMiING, DEPARTMENT. in be | since. Hi ‘ as 25 cents per yard everything necessary for REG. a Piguee tod Brititanta, very cheap ; Coles Great bergatna te Or, THE BASKET DEPARTM: whieh whe icar- Call and examine bef - pe , thur was an active democrat until the breaking See - Siner BASHETS. «TRAVELING and | oot or the rebellion, when te advocated = 1t ia impossible to the of keep, therefore | would reapectfally wolizinwcait? MANUPACTCRERS OF P. $.—The store is cool and pleasant. (AST AND WROUGHT IRON BAILING, KON STAIRS, STRAIGHT AND SPIRAL. nies ead Ceaeieey: Seema, 312 SEVENTH STREET, FOUNTAINS, VASES, VERANDAHS, Py But. PENNsYLVANJA AVENUE AND D Stax xet SETTEES, CHAIBS, &c. Ge kJ : New and Improved STABLE FUBNITURE, &c. M4" MONUMENTS. Foundry and Warerooms, pee The prettier the Governor, he was oats oa ee for = it gets up stares.—N. 0. Times. “ ye. ‘about (tnimec S7 Cincinnati is proud because its police ee He is regarded as a | Court tries about sixty casesa day. ence ‘good ability ana excellent jadgment. | | &7-Stateroom thieves infest the Hudson River leasing as to aA ber of ennsylrania = win the Sontidence of thoce with whom he comes | ture, tn detenaing Saree a +2 B. SILVERBERG, other Ona.—Ji another Pf . Elm Park riot, died yesterday jn New York. | go-The Rev. Dr. Clarke, Nos. 1514 axv 1516 Srxina Gagpen STREET, MAKBLE AND SLATE MANTELS The Ora have determined to hold an- | tried before bis £ beng’ mae aire, other picnic in August, and will call on the a for breach of promise of is now to be jem PHILADELPH thorities Promise prior = lem at reeset type ™ of: St my * ETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WAT! marti Works norte Foe fork ave wae to have cured te slide since its dis ‘Bte, near the ‘Department. re ago. of Chronic Rheurat revel iduey ad Cripary Dissasoe gener. | _SY2-1Y Wm. RUTHERFORD. pain, iver Com t, of Cl — lou and Diarrbea, of ficart Disace, of | | STABLISMED 1944, ‘and Asthmatic A ffections. of General De- ‘Many of these cures are reported by ANDREW J. Joys co. seiclans. a fact worth consideriag by the CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, sr 4 Fourteenth } to protect them. ted for having made the —_—_—_-22-—___—_—_ p Aon dens ‘wife S7-The Chicago ladies néw want women - policemen to care for female prisoners. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. &7-As a boy named Wm. Brown, thirteen TonowxTo, July 15—Great satisfaction is ex- 87" Cincinnati contemplates following the ex- | Tianon “ort aot she iy ‘daughter or | Bre ee ee ee ample of New York by establishing free baths. | Chas. Broomly, while on’the way home from | vention of ofiu-ous so freely expeoned in E batcdvenees’ “shoze ot Madrid are | school, ran across the line of the ta few | lish and Canadian journals, that i! the trials have m Spanish girls, | feet in front of the gun, and ‘was shot through been impartial. the neck and instantly died. Sea crow anxious torell thelr hai eminent pl thless 477 and 47 street — Se ee ee en swine | REPATHING in-ll itp tneucbes, Methodist Conference has | @9-A granite monument sixty feet high, Death of an Ex-' i Price per case of two dozen quarts at the Se All Carrvanes left for Repairs, Storage or Commis- passed resolutions inst Mrs. Van Cott’s | erected to the memory of the sol and sail- New Yore, July 15—John R. Gillis, for- wt the New: seek Bepot = Fy = pA ia by forges. rape street,) Fitts preaching, but she stilt Lotds to her own resolu- | orsof Cambridge, Mass., whe died .in the war, merly of Washington, died at Staten Island to- 5, 30. burg, Pa., Brewster & Co.,(of Broome ‘that FURS Srates Pa ettysburg, oll 5 avenue, Hew Fork. ‘s09)-cely. ion to preach. was dedicated city on Wednesday, day.