Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1870, Page 1

! PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, | At The Star Bullding, S.W. Corner Pennsyivania Av. and lth St, | BY THe BVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. THE STAH ts served by carriers to their »nb ‘soribers in the City and Distriet at Tex Cuts PRR WEEK or FORTY-FOUR CRNT« PER MONTH. Copies at the connter, Two Oxxts. PRick Fos MAILING :—Three Months, 91.50; uenin Che Ve". 836-N&. 5,413. Six Months, $3.00; One Year, 5.00. No pspers sentf rom the office longer than paid for. THE WEEKLY STAB—published om Friday morning—@1.50 a year. AMUSEMENTS. GRAND ANNUAL SCHUETZERFEST WESHINGTON SCHUETZEN VEREIN, AT THE NEW SCHUETZEN PARK, Bavi Tealion. J. A- Bowen's. 5 years old. @4 fon. 30. Duly 15, 19, 20, 22, and 22, #570. FS ay pare a2 Sp Tharel- The Festival will be anuonnced MONDAY, July | goraged Hine Apple drectiied Ole pee emitters, . ate =. by — min ane, ee ae — @ per wha a. Cs Urbana xerm ond their *bvited gueste will gesembe> in : alton. the CHy HallatSa te The precession (one cf the pt eves Ol ar ee Ane tj interesting features of the Fe 9 o clock. jsewhere for the same « grnde. a < C. GA ‘street, through the Be diecount to the trade. 9. UTIER, 3 a Mansion. Hee irate Pontes ine La] aii “ Pr ° yh i Fir-ueh Pennsylvania avenue fo Seventh street, and Ct dette ene ae PRIZK SHOOTING. PRIZE BOWLING, ee 7 MNTADING PRIZE SGOT Lia: piscine. 1840. PEBRY DATS’ 1870. ND x i ee ” POPULAR Ate sEM ‘s VEGETABLE “PAIN KILLER, EVERY BAY and EVENING Darigg he Festival. ‘THE GREAT AND WONDERFUL Most 1 al ey oe & fie known for Gn: WALHALLA TROUPE, Hie net only « remedy ever. 1 Of Germar and Prench Artiste, compgicing ten of | Bruise: pe; bak Bee Pretnsees ov Cbs pei ghost character and responsibility, I'hy t of bowel complaint, nedy wu the MUST BEAU TIFU! WOMEN iD | Surpaseed. for wapidity of action. In the world imthelr Me VIRICENZ TABL EAUX | STBOee ies of Indian nad ether hot climates, it rots HH. | Dinints, an welt an t Prof, i. re, a8 EVENASTS "OF | Bud oiler Kindred enttios, 1 has TH AGE, whose performances in Baltimore and er Seok eoaviae Sidon Thesire i thie city have carned | BeMmproved, By the most abwudant aud convincing laa ° <t eccominams, will | S¢stim ay sto be invaluable medicine. ay5-Ln 13 B have, wins PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN choice se- Testify to the merits of DD CUNCEBT by the celebrated Marine | WALL'S me ES, MULTAN DANCING MUSIC will be farni-leed by theGER- | In restoring GRAY HAIR to its original color and BAND. under the unwediate direction of Promoting its growth. It makes the hair |soft and roeder glossy. The oldin appearance are made young again The Festival will terminate FRIDAY EvEN- | '*™ 1 Festival will terminate : men ‘ ING. July 22. with HAIR DRESSING GRASD BALL. FETE CHAMPETRE. ever used. It removes Dandruff and all Scurvey Erupticns. It does not stain the skin. Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. EF For Prize Shooting, Bowling, and Lad amounting im value t@ | Roware of the numerous preparations which are Prize Shootm@, Prizes 82.300 will be distribnted. sold upon cur reputation. Admission to the Park 2 cents; to the Pavillion 25 | 3B. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N.H., Proprietors. centscxtra, ‘Moretzca tickets. For sale by ali draggiste. iy6-eolmaw Senple preparations have bees meade to preerre BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. net order on the sronnds, and disreputable chat ; Serer writ ander. ircumetancer be edited. «| mzmseiensed ate Do fe the best tn the worl embers shi visitors are respectiniky cn)" Harmless {instantaneous, docs tain F ith all orders of the Committee of Arrance- paralysis mreute, “Atizorclock a gun will be fired. thins aa. | Sat ‘volaipe and nouncing the close of the Festival for the night, aiter Boasting virtude they de et — watarnished = i initor ethe Park. "igs antes snd eats i eat tke terminnn | Rutarabed revatasion ‘of the Seyenth-street railroad in sufficient numbers | Sy == an Visitors comfortably to the Park. conte. Friends of the Association desiring to CONTRIB- y IZES A juested to leave them with Sr JOKN Poor, 429 "Seventh hiren, | PLC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. or Mr. ©. KNEESSI. 422 Seventh street. jyll ot Eye EXcunsion Wy ssuneTON CITY GARDEN, ‘On the elegant Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, NEW YORK AVENUE. ox Betwees Ist axD 2p STREETS. ¥ERIDAY AND SATURDAY, 22 and 23! inst. om the The above- rd St leave 5, P. Brown 4 on = Besoré abe Cee pee feamer will leave row n or Brown. a 16 —S. oe ie poe et nscnains Loe This GARDEN is now open (since the retarn of | the"poromac utnat Torre mie tte the ietor from German) he Ei fi fi ‘1 Brat plan fcr tke'reereeties audi atmcarmnesy $b | 196 at Gitmont going and retaraing, reaching home &f respectable partics, who may be assured ‘Hefreabmys r : thet eaten ents on board and dancing. See cr bnpropricly Familicgand children mares: | Situet cars will await arrival of buat. fort hove ip perfect security. There will always be Tickets 79 cente. Variety of amusements as well ag of ref | QUNDAY EXCURSION. The Elegant Steamer sy198e LADY OF THE LAKE titution for their health and | w, A (esimj ERNEST LEPPLER. | ©" ae SONDAVERNE Whart at $ p.m. cm a aa Proces down the ‘about fort ABALOSTAN ISLARD! miles, tonehing at Giymont cing id Se ae BO a returning, reaching home about Wp ‘undersigned, m. thie lovely snd, Beautifal Island tor | “itctreshments on board of PIC Ni€S and PLEASURE PAK- | reet cars will await arrival of boat. TES, respectfully call the attention of the public | Tyck- Sate at HENET A MALSRRS. 42 Grech street, at Nein a KAISER & HERMANN | LT Baprigt CHURORE Nore my 12-3" Fda, ill sive ap EXCURSION to, iy St <I — | MARSHALL HALL, THURSDAY; me. 456)On Exhibitionsno. 456 | July 2st, WAWASET will leave 71H and Sale ITH wherf. and Guinand’s Ernest. at Sraest t 3d street southeast, at 'S o'clock @. m. MARKRITER’S, adults, 50 Cents; Children, 25 Oents, 456 SevEnru #uxzr, between D and E streets, seas pisors above Odd Fuliowy Hall, "© FOE MOUNT VERNON. ‘Aso, . ‘Window Shades, he steamer ABROW, Capt. Thomas Stackpole, Fecare Frames hs page Tassels, Bings, | caver her whart tooe of AR atest, . 2 1D f a.m. a7 TERMS CASH. = OUNT VEBNON, touching at Picase remember Name and Number. sp 25-1y' Alexandria. Forts Foote and W ington, Marshall SS Hall MW hite House aud Lon returning to Dee 7 “JAMES SYKES. Gen'l Sap’t. 245 Office—W illiard s Hotel, F STREET, anzz-tt ceen Thirteenth and Fourteenta Sts, EsTasti-HEp OVER 20 Yrars ) om ee ENGBAVINGS, \OTUGBAPHS, OHBOMOS, &s., ibe & Co , Baltimore. and Wm . Albany: also, nd Pi SOGEB'S GROUPS OF CULPTURE, Snag: Orgnss end Melsdecus for salsoe rect ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, the most accemmodating terms; Piano and Organ STATUBTTES, &¢., ae., = ee Fi0TUBE CORD AND TASSELS, &., &s. VELVET PASSE PABTOUTS, PABLOB BBAOKETS, 86 [rn MAKE ROOM FOB A VERY 5 B Flue Assortment for Tee rete Now BEING bougitt ix HOLIDAY PRESENTS. . EUROPE, I HAVE CONCLUDED To coy A. V. 8. SMITH. SUMMER RESORT: or >e me hd = ie = LL PUBCHASEBS. p= POINT raves. Will_ oj for the reception oT ors, TEESDAY, July 5, 10. Ti Jar resurt has beou greatly cottages thoroughly censtened ok the eeease: | ter. THE MOTION DEPA wend tl S| ast. Veiment wa ised with ene new Farnicure. “Fen | always Keep well asorted and up to the mar ance nesdheary for the ‘camiort and Gleasure of | 20. TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com. x stock is of that class in.which most everybody a‘ or ror tere eas end onoss ZEPHYR WORSTED | DEPART. rie 2 a orth? Metropolitan H * quire be further comment, Tl sorable cl than at any time RASRETS. UN Deb ao) Torabls, treumsean a at any tine BASKETS. STANDS, OPERA aud F tuade to give entire satisfaction to all. the, — quently given A Bue CUTE BAND OF MUSIC wilt bo in attend- bir g FS nod. CLOVER, isdien cd represents HOS! vetre | Gente’ UNDEB' a Ten nafct ea? Claman SpaestRs te Soran | ae Tee RRGALIA AND THBATRICAL - PABTM . "The Baltim: ‘Ohio. Hall Decessary for BEGALIA and Enea cverythbeg vund-trip tick - Peceereaeesyertiite es | MAMORBES ~ Stn. THE BASKET DEPAR' INT, which iy) presente a full assuriuent of TRAVELING vot were chi nd, 9 per | other BASEETS. 23 Im or. It is Impossible to conceive the variety of goods 1 Wat ae ner keep, therefore f would respectfully solicit call BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, Will be Opened for the Heception of Guests on the P. S.—The store ia coo! and pleasent, guests B. SILVERBERG, respect. personal of Mr. JAMES SYKES 312 SEVENTH STREET, rll known to the GABDNEB, so long win guarantes to those that | BET. PENNsYLVaNia AVENUE aND D STREET. ee ubeir patronage, all the comfort they | _sy6-tr Adireamal ts SPREE O® the premises, or by letter [)S8eLUTIon oF copantNEnsair. lett West End Hotel, Long Branch, N. J. JoNp let. 1570. = = ‘The nem bit PORTANT To RETAIL CONPBOTIONEAD = Waites ia thie Mus WARCRSR GAR nor ovem | hein Ac oe rat IN'FRUITS, ac, | PS to either of oi J, Saas. Ssoera g ¥ streets. Washington PACKAGE acd’ Pay Ranthe, celeb, DICATED: CAGE AGE CaND: Cait Stata ‘Conte Wanufactarsd Ths, Varineas of the old Je23-im* JOYCE AEBBLE MONUNERTS, ~~ Messrs. P. White & € in the past. Sorce . : OUN J. JOYCE. MARBLE AND SATE Mantes | jyuegir LOUIS 1H PLS 1 am selling, at reduced prices, H™5y avers, Tnorth © strect and ‘Meets Mt Mirtacar tbe Department. Piatt ee 1014 Lith street, between K and L, -. LADIES’ ICE CREAM SALOON AND OONFEC myity _— Wl. BUTMERvogp, 1Ce CREMONERY: ABLISHED I ae isis. ‘Try it. aay ANDEEW J. JOYCE & CO W4uu1ne pousne. ov J FACTURERS, bol camintade Sa3UrACgC RES vee, REPAIRING in all ite brane. as or Commis saerentifel, and easity controlled, by one i jaues A for Repacrs, BUY tT Pepin toon reet,) Fitts BR WALEER. Agent for Brewster & Co.,(of Broome y H. 1. GREGOR’ avenue, New York. a Sate ©34 © Pennsylvania aven® « # | Telecraphed Barciusinrly to Oe Evewing Sar. Crmcixxatt, duly Is—The Germans he very large and exthumastic mecting to-night the Turner's garden, to give expressio tb . feelings in regard to the pending war in 1 Kesolutions were adopted, resenting, in str terms, the insult by the nation. through wi * 0 collect am ded > rable scm of money was pledged o the spot. Dr. Briehl pledged himself to give | £190 8 week during the war, and Ike Hberality D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1870. OFFICIAL. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, Passed <t Second Session of For?y-first Congress Al Springs reservation in LI@UORS. its with if the best peice oer erg veaae Ts the tollowing woll known at very low prices. viz: ‘The celebrated Old Crow. seven years old. $5 nit Houseat Krp) ef Amertea in Cong: f je or any part of the land constituting what is known as Hot Springs county, institute against the above isat least §1 per gallon Cheaper than can be %e brought at muy time after the expiration : deaage wf this act, and all. claims {0 reservation upon Which suit shali under the provisions of this act with erther enacted, That all such: S. ‘ BRILLIANT ILLUMINATION. and After TH RTY YEARS triaf, is still recetving the most s : KS. aalified testimonials to ite virtues, from persons | Tespects. except as herein other SPLENDID DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS. | Buqualit alee abe mek one arcrae Beye radence in the other courts of t for the purposes of this nct the is hereby invested with the jurisdiction aw ers exercised by courts © necesssry to give full reli may be instituted the first respectability recom: itasa thee for the extinction of That nm of HL be executed every suit authorized by thisact shal byt ivery of @ true copy thereot with copy of thorney General, whose duty it m therein, witht thirty days after the servi him, untess the cor grant farther time f sam BEC. 4. Anil he tt uriher enacted, “Phat if two or more partics claiming the same lands under differ 1 institute separate suits under the is act, such suits ehall be R the tinal hearing of the court shal any cause provid ref the United such lands into the possession iver to be appointed by the court, who shall cut the same for the United same ehall be disposed of, fe asnficient bond to conditioned for the faithful pe: aid receiver shall roved by the court. mance of his du:ies account of the manner in mo bir as « rece: said, which shall be by said conrt approved or re- aa itimay be found correct or not. ‘and pay such m: = Fe into the treasury Co United jon for in cage of a failu v duty devolv'nz uron him assuch.thecourthail have power to enforce the performanc rule and attachment. in favor of avy claimant States and other claimants, it shall 80 dec F process to put such success paneeston of euch portion thereof upon the filing of a certified such decree with the Secretary of the Interior, he ‘tent to be iesned in whoss favor such rendered for the lands therein ad- ded. That oer party may ee in any «nit auth ‘suit by appeal fo the 8 d States, which court is hereb with full jnriediction to hear and determ: en such sppeal, in the same manner and with the tame effect as in cases of appeal the circuit courtaof the United Suriher, That incase the nds € fut if the court shall decide . both ae against the United Spraker of the Hause of ae Vere Prestdent of the United by the President May 31, 1870, foregoing act havi HE SABBATH SCHOOL OF THE SECOND [Posnc—N) AN Act to establish the collection district ot Willa. in the State of Oregon the Senateand House of Represent Big tary f erggd of America im Conzress mette, Bett enacted oy t a jumbia riv: ‘ained by said riv- \l their tributary wi a collection district. to be called the Witlamette die- land shall be the port of entry; pointed for said district. to said collector shall be al lowed a salary of one thousand dollars per annum, with the fees allowed by law: such salary and fees fot to exceed in auy one year three thousand jars. BEC. 2. And be ut further enacted, That the master of every vessel eniering the Columbi ‘ea, and bound for Portland pers to the collector of the and a collector shall be a) reside at Portland; ani REICHENBACH'S Piano Store. = i Fc shall exhibit bis pa — e No. 423 lth Street, above Penna. Avenue, of Astoria and de- ¢ manifest of cargo: cael be laden with domestic merchin handise in bond for Portland, the col at Astoria shall permit her to lace of destination: but if she shall merchandise on board not bonded, he gustoms officer to proceed on board Kaid vessel, to see that uo goods are landed from such vessel before her arrival and entry af the ( for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS Portland, who sh: stotns at Portiand for the use of the United States, betore permit ehall ‘iven to unload. 3. And be i Surther enacted. clearing from Portland, and bound arrival at Astoria report to the collect ev of bis manifest, including any ional cargo taken on board b ceed to sea, And the master or other pel of auy vessel enterin Iumbia river from the sea, or clearing from ty #ea ax hereintofore described deposit his manitest as jired, shall forfeit and pay the sum of one hundred charge or comm: OW SUPEBIOB INDUCEMENTS ‘4. And he it furtuer enacted, That when a jail arrive at Astoria from sea having mer ‘on board ter that pl veasel shall enter at As cargo as is destined tor t} lowed and sealed and shall then peraait roceed to Portland in chars of 3 chats Officer ab hereinbefore provided. eisesscca) Approved. June 14, 1870. « and aleo for Port. ™M = find something in which he is in need of, com- | orld ing may TMENT, yrich i (Pr AN Act to regulat Assortment asc 82.1 Dake aspeclality of GOOD HAIMBEUSHES 4 elite to prisoners for good be- vior. Be +t enacted by the Senate and House of Represen. United States of A assembled. ‘That prisoners who are. now hereafter be contined In priso . Fi MENT. which has become well known as to re- ‘HE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al- Pipagnt such a variety as to leave uo little one unsatisfied. ens0u ‘pot m Bt > moree’s Vers jinghester 51m, THE FANCY ABTICLE DEPARTMENT, This Watering Place is now open ueier moro te | iB, which you can find STAT vases, sentenced by hereafter be entitled to the same sys- tem of credits for good behavior as others ea M spproved Marc! risoned under sent nited States, =ball on]; are confined in Ud real im relation to persons im- persons as its for good be- BESOLOTION—No. 28,] authorizing the sale of certain Pr Jot Bron ti lands at Springfield, Massachusetts, and for other tein ft forty-three the said Kibbe shall 1. "for pee an & pubic & 1 of esibhoe the ecctopanse ofthe lot dnd be it Susther resolved. That Ry ned the public cMcctts ball bf is ‘ar shall execnti ny z [Pomc Besonvtiox—No. 2.) Joryt BEsoLvTion for ‘turn henorable discharge to Bow a by hae fore Loy — es of the United fates: \mersca om Comere yen all cases where it has become officer or enlisted man of the army ‘orable discharge from the ited Btates, to secure the jouse af Represen assembled, That in necessary for avy to file his evidence of military service of the U r f his accounts. the accounti settlement of his mate. {hs with whom it has ‘upon Ap ager ists le dit nts shall have been dal: the fs a: evidence of vided Dk og ten across the Pitlement. shall fir pong th evidence of honorable di (ure of the accounting officer. ‘Approved, May 4.1570. Brsotvtion—No. 9} a iPen Jornt Besoietio: je ses of the Com qentdha Later, recurred in pure gations ordered ance of investi- fine rea Water Ices at fiugat tee Cream and Water lose, Mach thereof ¢* may neceasary, appropriated ~ out of any mou th Gomenities on, Page att onducting the investigation ord Represeu olatica of APF ghteen Wundred and seventy. ved, May 4, bev) EM COOKING in the treasury en ———} Fs Aiepiaved by omers, ‘There have been five TWO CENT: j sy ths from san-stroke From St. Lonts Stander Sait 900 _ EVENING STAR. _| remaqinecease tgecee Pn Washington News and Gossip. [orriciaL.} DETARMEXT OF STATR, July Baron Geroit has officially communicated to INTERNAL REVENUE—The receipts to-day from this source were $464,252.50. the Secretary of State the tollowing telegram : BERLIN, July 1% Baren Gerelt, Wee For your guidance. Private property on high seas will be exempted {rom seizure by his Maj- esty’s ships, without regard to reciprocity Bisa ae Tue New French Minister, M. Parafol. i quite ill from the effects of the warm weather. ‘TRE QUID NNCS have finally settled that the Attorney General's name is pronounced Ake- er-man and not Ak-er-mai ALDERMAN CoNNOLL Y's EXPLANATION derman Connelly, who seems to have a good deal to explain, rose to a personal explanation last night, in which he had considerable to say about Tue Stan. His allegation that the mem- orable proceedings of th their way into THE STAR through the sugges- tion er dictation of his colleague from the Third Ward, is singalarly. childish. And Mr. Connolly certainly could not have been so ignorant as he professed of the position occu- hepherd toward Tre Stan. He knew, or ought to have known, that Mr. herd is associated with three other gentlemen in the ownership of Tuk STAR, no one ef whom has a preponderating share. And, sv tar from Mr. Shepherd favoring us with suggestions, we have to say that our complaint is juite in the ‘her direction. We have that high appreciation of his sagacity and practical. cominon-sense ideas that we should like to * interview” him much oftener tian we are able to in his busy career. If Mr. Connoll: any intigence over his colleague, and will indace him to report at least once a day at Tak STAR offic gestions that ocear to him we wi rfully forgive Mr. C. all the harsh things he has said about this paper. But Mr. Sh d seems to prefer to express his views from his seat in the Board of Aldermen; and no one can say that he does not express them with ability and very much to the point. As for Taz Star, it has been in the habit, during our entire knowledge of it—and we have been connected with it for more than fifteen years—ot showing up all sorts of hum- bugs, frauds, dead-beats, political shysters, Turveydrops, knaves and noodles, without fear or favor, and very much to the satisfaction of the public. It is not quite likely that so live and active a newspaper would need any prompt- ing to enter upon 60 rich a tield of glean- ing as that presented by the action of the Ne- gative Eight in the Board of Aldermen. We were indebted to the junior Alderman from the Third Ward, however, for the mischievous suggestion that a glance in the direction of his colleague’s desk would show that gentleman in the act of laboriously consulting the list of nominees, provided to enable him to vote ac- cording to programme. Mr. J. W. SANpERsoN, of this ¢’ has been appointed to a clerkship in the Census Bureau. MR. PRELINGHY ySRN’S commission as Minis- ter to England was made out and sent te him on Saturday. A Canarp.—Phere no truth in the rumor that the President contemplates reealling Mr. Bancroft, our Minister at Berlin, and sending to that court in his place Hon. Robert Schenck. of Ohio. ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, J. F. Hartley, will leaye here in.a few days for his old home in Maine. After spending a week there he will make a tour of the lakes, returning to Washington the latter part of August, A WarnrnG.—Baron Gerolt, Minister of the North German Union, residing here, has in- strueted all Prussian Consuls at our seaports to notify North German ships to beware of French cruisers on the high seas. Tue Presipenr received a large number of visitors this morning, and at noon the Cabinet met, remaining in session most of the after- noon. ‘This is the last Cabinet meeting for sev- eral weeks probably, as the President leaves here for Long Branch on Thursday. MILITARY ComMIssion TO Evrors.—The President, it is stated, contemplates sending General Sherigan or General Schotield to Ku- rope, to witness the war there, and profit by foreign inventions n arms, #¢cou r-ment-, &c. A commission of three American Officers was scnt over during the Crimean war. Tre Boarp oF Naval OPricers which has been in session at the Navy Department for the past year to examine into the various improve- ments in ordnance, <c., having completed their duties, has been dissolved, and the report sub- mitted to the chief of the bureau, Commodore Case. APrornTEn CHIEF or BuREAU.—The Secre- tary of the Navy has appeinted Commodore Wm. Keynolds chiet of the Bureau ot Equip- ment and Recruiting, at the Navy Department, in place of Kear Admiral M. Smith, who re- signed that position to accept the command of the Washington Navy Yard. The Wan—ImvorTayr.—Information was received by Secretary Fish this morning to the effect that both France and Prussia had <dc- termined to observe the Paris treaty of 1866, the provisions of which were that there should be no privateering, and that neutral goods found in an enemies’ vessel should always be re- spected. Green Houses vor THE AGRICULTURE De- PARTMENT.—The Department of Agriculture having obtained an appropriation for the erec- tion of greenhouses for the propagation of medi- cipal, textile and economic plants, invited bids for various parts of this work; and among numerous competitors the following have been successful as the lowest responsible bidders:— John Wise, fer brick work; M. G. Emery Bro.. cut stone; J. W. Drane, carpenter's work. chol, painting. he green-houses will be 320 feet in total length, and consist of two end pavilions of 3) feet square, semi-circular, ornamented win- dows and door openings, cupola roofs and venti- lators; further of two plain connecting wings, each being 100 feet long, and of a grand central ny ilion, similar in style to the end pavilions, ut having 60 feet tront. ‘The whole will have a base of cut Seneca sand stone 30 inches in height, the superstructure to be painted in appropriate party colors. The work will be pushed with all energy, so as to have the erections ready for the coming winter season. Tbey are destined to be a large additional attraction to these now so popular yunds onthe public mall, between 12th and sth streets. ‘The plans have been furnished by Mr. Adolph Cluss, architect, who will superin- tend the erection. For the groundwork of them the department is indebted to its efficient land- scape gardener, Mr. Wm. Saunders. — -20e- MARRIED WOMEN’S PROPERTY.—In England, at the present time, says All the Year Round, a married woman, so far as the passession of property is concerned. is, in the eye of the law, simply 4 non-existent pe: . At common law there is but one person ina matrimonial partnership, and that person is the husband. Under this singular system a wite, on he! warriage, is supposed to make her hus- band un’ absolute gift ot all her prop- erty. He may do what he likes with it and she has no sort of claim upon i trom the moment of the marriage. if she be fortunate enough to be possessed of real estate as a spinster, it avail her little in her changed condition. The husband is entitled to Feceive the rents and profits of the wife's estate, and to spend them as he pleases. There is, ob- viously, a little mistake in the marriage service somewhere. It is, im fact, the wife who endews her husband with all her worldly goods. It ix true that the husband professes to endow the wife, but that is nothing but a pleasant fiction, a merry little jest. This irresponsible power w! the man enjoys over the woman's pro- rty applies not only to such property as she ay have brought withher at her marriage, t to avything and everything she may ac. quire afterwards, The wife, being a nobody in law, is incapable of neopp | into a contract, she cannot sue or be sued, and is, consequently, guite unable legally to earn anything whatever. f she work for wages, the wages are her hus- band’s. If she writes a book, she has nothing todo with the profits. If she paint a picture, the price of it is not her own. And bere is one of most fertile sources of hardship; here is the arate Tosa, hear so much, once. The usbands, there ig no doubt, bave it all their own way. Naval Onpens.—Commander Wm. G. Tem- ple has been detached from duty as a member of the ordnance board recently in session at the Navy Department and ordered to duty in the Ordnance Bureau. Captain M. B. Woolsey has been detached from command of the receiving ship at New York and ordered to Washington, Commopore REYNOLDS, the new chief of the Bureau of Equipment and Repairs in the Navy Department, vice Admiral M. Smith, resigned, assumes the duties of his position to-day. Com- modore K. is both a competent and popular offi- cer, and his friends count with contidence upon asatisfactory discharge of all the duties inci- dent to his new position. GENERAL GILLMORE.—By direction of the Secretary of War Brevet Major General Q. A Gillmore, engineer corps, will, in addition to his other duties, relieve Brevet Major General J. Newton of the charge of the construction of the fortifications upon Staten Island, New York harbor. Gen. Gilmore's station during the working season wil! be in New York city, SENATOR NoRTON’s Suecesson.—The Gover- nor of Minnesota has tendered the appointment of United States Senator, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Norton, to the Hon. William Windom, a member ot Congress from the First district. Mr. Windom has accepted the appointment. The term will expire on the 4th of March next. The new Senator was a former law partner of Mr. Norton. ‘THE LAST DISPATCHES received by Secretary Robeson from Rear Admiral Radford, com- manding the European squadron, announced that he was at Cherbourg, France. The Secre- tary is of the opinion that the cause of no news being received now from Admiral Radford is that the French have control of the cable, and of course monopolize it in the interests of the French government. LEARNING PROM THE BELLIGERENTS.—Secre- tary Robeson has instructed a number of our prominent naval officers on duty in the Euro- pean squadron, to make careful observations of the naval operations, armament, Xc., of the ships of both France and Prussia, and report to the Department, with « view of giving our navy the benefit of such improvements in modern naval warfare as may be learned from the na- tions now at war. Ocr Evrorgan Squapron.—Rear Admiral ——_— +06 -—___—_ A Texas EpItoR WRO COULD NOT APPRE- CIATE A CLEAN S#IRT.—' ver diatel; wishes | to perpetrate a oe to whose excel- Glisson, the new commander of the European } lence he is somewhat in do he ascribes it to squadron having sailed with his staff a week or ip ped Sa his = [ed ten days ago, is expected to relieve Rear Admi- editor pas tosuffer in —y ‘and he ts ral Radford immediately, when the latter will perder} papi gi cinta Bde return home in the Franklin, his flag ship, that vessel needing extensive repairs. Lmportant dis- patches relative to the European war are ex- pected shortly from our naval commander in those waters. Tar New COMMANDANT OP THB Navy Yanp.—The resignation of Admiral Melancthon Smith as Chiet of the Bureau of Equipment and Repairs in the Navy Department was accepted yesterday afternoon, and immediately thereat- ter an order was issued assigning him to the command of the Washington Navy Yard, vice tors,” we are told, for instance bysome exceed- of the paper an contains a pictorial hi the war with Mexico, ng legislature, and also pictures of fruits and cereals of the State, all worked in red worsted. ‘The editor never wore a life, and he thought it w temperance hi the next . So he made little thanks, in which forever to the breezes of hea tat £ : 4 B 5 it ies lb f cas itthould wever be. trailed in the dust— Admiral J. A. Dahlgren, deceased. Rever! “The ladies didn't understand him; and Uur citizens and those engaged at the yard are | when he talked about its they blushed, alike to be congratulated on this assignment. | ee ee — —— Admiral Smith combines in an unusual degree aside and explained the shirt to him in a whis- the qualities essential for this important po- | per, next day he appeared at the office sition, and we confidently predict a most suc- | with that shirt mounted over his coat and wrote cessful and popular administration of its aftairs { four columns of are =e under his command. He will assume charge | Sb! beng nie Cat tor —_ some time next week,—the yard meantime re- maining under charge of Capt. Patterson. F FF they follow him in sendying tory of Texas and the fine arts off of —__—_-+ee Tae Tax oN THE SALARIES OF CLERKS.— Editor Star: As the bill recently passed by Con- gre provides for a tax of 2 per centon it comes of £2,100 and over only, it has become question of concern among the clerks in th Webb and sold to France for $2,000,000. An : @ would be of terest ‘itizens. several departments, whose incomes are les: special int es an $2,000, whether or Commissioner o ae / Internal Kevenue, oF the officers who contro! | Anite ohjectate the ranchies te woxtonded the matter, will continue the deduction of 5 ane aoe ae eT cent. eir pay, wi ction 2 Leen suade since the Srst'day of January last, | become 80 accustomed to the day on which the law expired which author- their persons, they would inevitably take to “stuffing” the ized the collection of this tax. ballot-boxes. Would it not be just and proper for the F oh ‘and Anna Dickinson ‘ould it no! just an oi sean officials not only to discontinue this tax of 5 asthe Red BtockivBental attractions at the cent. on clerks whose incomes are exempt under the law, but refand to them the amount deducted from their salaries since the first day of January? This jen question of interest to many cletks, and a notice in your valuable paper will proba- Diy call the attention or the proper officers to the subject. Justice. WasBINoTON, July 18, 1870, ae game burn Prison are hu. viets in Aubu 3 manely (ented to adaily bath inthe reservoir anpiet four o'clock p.m. ‘They enjoy it ugely. a7 Mrs. Stevens, of the San, Francisco Pioneer, is generally recognized as the “‘be- witching little curly-headed editor.” Beclutively to The Evening Star. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. THIS AFTERNOON'S DISPATCHES, | ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. | perjured scamp. j Keying the rrmny gh FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. | form: {ic voani of bet | 98 prostitutes bere. The new reg | erning them will drive « large marat: | Worst class trom the city, A good many have THE WAR. 35 General Pope and several m f left Fort Leavenworth yeerdas NO BATTLE EXPECTED YET. | Somer te scpatmea? on™ * laneof the French Campaign. Horrible @utracze tn Tennessee. PI paign. | Pelegraphed Baclusieely co the Beomany Sar. —— Hi8, July 19 —The Hamboldt dndex EDIA | sas ast Friday twelve or ween di ” TION AT AN END. | guised men ®ent tothe quarters of same nagrocs | Bamed Curthell in Gibson county. broke 9 | the doors and suet one through the si ‘dor, another iu the head. a third through the body, and a fourth was badly beaten. and saved hid THE OFFICIAL DECLARATION GF WAR. | next morning Esjuire Parse Kearny’ the a Piorce hearing of the a! fair summoned a porse and saccoedod in captur ee . ‘. ing two men ed Bovd, two named Bell 4 No Foreigners Allowed in the French Camp, | four named Biarten. Miles Gooner aut Molden, ‘The Boyds were fully committed.” atari French Iron-Clads on the Lookout, |The Fremeh @ccam Steamers with Telegraphed Baclusivcly te The Evening Star. Telegraphed Baclunvcly to The Brenung Star. New York, July 19.—Agents of the Ger ' Panis, July 19—Morning—The journais of | Transatlantic’ Company Ssunownes the to-day say that the Prussians now im Paris and | Steamers of the French line will not stop elsewhere in France will not be expelled from | BIDE in consequence of the war in Kurope continue their trips, consequently fue (4 the country, so long as they observe a strict fayette wiil leave port on Saturday, the " neutrality. — for Brest = Havre. It is understood Loxpox, -Iniy 19.—he steamer Union, of the | at the retiring French Minister, M. Bertuem, North German Lloyds, is in port at Bremen, | Senger be the Tatejen amare: Will Be yas and will not leave for New York until farther = orders. She was advertised to sail on tho 16th | The New York @range Riot —1 instant. _ on the Bodies of the Victims. No battle is expected between the French Exclusively to The Evening Star. Prussian armies for some days yet. ane, New York, July 19.—At the Coroners in it 1s announced that no diplomat or other for- Binet aon coseak Sieuenas woe =§ - eigner will be allowed in the French camp. ined. There were no additional fact couce La Liberte, the organ of the Thiers party, | ing the origin of the tight or the identity gives the following as the progamme of the | [iusieedere: A verdict war given of death fro French :—“ The army will first enter Hesse, in te : order to neutralize the southern States of Ger- Ex: Sei- many. They will then occupy and fortify the — zure Prasia. oe city of Frankfort. From this point they will be | felegraphed Raclusively to The Bvening Star. able tosweep ali Prussian territory to the left | New Yorx, July 19—The Consul ( of the Rhine. ‘They will then enter Prussia by | the North German Union in this city way of Westphalia, and the reconstruction of | received the following dixpatc! the Rhineish Confederation will follow.” Bismarck: «Private propert Lonpon, July 1.—It is denied that the Karl | be exempt from seizures of Granville has remonstrated with Prussia. without regard to reciprocity.” ‘The steamship Allamania, from New York, 7 na via Plymouth, arrived here: mn. he Cambria yesterday afternoo: Specie for Europe. Pe left Havre on Saturday noon | xew Yonx, July 19—The specie shiz ‘ouTH, July 19.—The steamship New | fF Europe to-day was £2,100,000. York, from New York, arrived here sately this — <see- — morning. It is not yet decided whether she will | Far Awp Lan PRorit.—it is a striking tact attempt to reach Bremen. that most people want to we more than they “The Sword Must New Decide.” do, and measure their health caer Loxvow, July 19.—The Lloyds exact from tive | jus teatincas “Pie Senate in Proportion, ‘o to ten guineas on German shipping. horse has but a moderate amount of 4 The ‘Timer, in an ‘editorial this morning, | Heary men sre not thore which Gxperienced ‘ employ railroad Se _— andsaye “the | Siches. ‘Thin men the world over, are toe mee for the work; Sor endurance, they are wiry, and The Official Declaration of War. hardy; thin people live the longest. truth Panis, July 18.—The Patrie of this morning | it, fat is disease, and as proof, fat people are ; | as 7, never well a day at a time—and are not suited says tho Prussian ambassador at Vienna, who is | for hard work. ‘Still there ina medium between now here en passoge, started last night for Ber- as fat as a butter ball andas thin and lin with the official declaration of war. juiceless as ara. For mere looks, a moderate ‘The Journal de Soir has information which it | Ttundily is most desirable, to have enon, flesh to cover all angularities. To accompl-st believes to be reliable that Minister Washburn | fis in the shortest tue man should work? bat has agreed to protect Prussian subjects now in | little, sleep a great part of the time, allow France. nothing to worry him, keep always in a joyous, yurnal adds laughing mood, and live o! on albuminat omer that Washburne has cer- | sack as boiled cracked wheat, asd rye, and tainly not made such a promise without tirst | oats, and corn, and barley, with sweet milk and having obtained the consent of the French goy- | buttermilk and meats. Sugar is the best fat- ernment, tener known.—Jowrnel of Good Living. Lape a ing quae begets A METHODIET CLERGYMAN named w. Loxpo, July 1%, 3 p.m.—The French iron- | ,/ ~ - 4 Sa q < : rkham, from Janesville, Wis., where he had clads are cruising on Doggerburk, in the North | hut recently held the position’ a: : sea, to pick up German vessels. Methodist charch, has wandering about ‘The German papers are filled with seemingly | Winona for ® week or two in a state of insanity unaffected complaints of falsehood and trickery | His singular conduct attracted the attention of — -20e- —_ by which France seeks to placs the repomsibi | WOPRUGE mde was taken in-charge and. tix ty of commencing the war upon Germany. to the inyuiry as to whether he had any money about him, he drew from an inside coat pocket FROM PARIS. & common pass book, in which he had $1,800, He had been in sev: saloons. cme beer asked why he drauk so much be said, «It was a new drink to him, and he rather liked it.” = . cine passionate atu _ sed anne pve ‘THE GRassHorrens in Utah are so thick that Panis, July 19.—The Emperor yesterday re- | even in Salt Lake City when a person ceived a deputation of officers of the National | the strects takes « step Guard of Paris. In response to their congratu- | ¢™ of eagetaie f lations the Emperor said he relied upon the | fre, and thelitrack across fields teeembin guar National Guard; upon them devolved the pro- | made ont on. ies pountry tection of the capital during the war. trees linge, The Minister of War has asked the Corps | nse ye ive ond te vegetables in tall Yaxuri- Legislatit for an increase of the military class Pests. ‘There seems tobe no method by which of 1870 from 90,000 to 140,000 men, and that this | this — can be contingent may be called out to serve till Janu- | been tried to get ary ist, 1571. The Corps will vote on this project . to-day, together with several others recently | got’q Mohs hans Cee Applied for in England submitted by the government for the prosecn- | shape as the * tion of the war. Napoleon's address to the peo- | ception, repair, and maintenance of telegraph ple will not be published, says the Patrie, until | Wires.” This simple device renders it easy to War Measares im the Corps Legis- Hi § He i Fy g q the Emperor has departed for the front naw ft aS Panis, July 19.—The Journal Officiel an- | impro- t upon the unsightly poste which nounces that the Emperor has decided not to Gaigueenr seen. receive, either inthe Imperial quarters or at SRS so aS ee quarters of the general officers, any volunteer: | ,, 87 Mis Susan A. King, single lady) who or any foreigu officers, or any one not belonging | estate business carried on by ber in New York eat a | ‘Thiers publishes this morning an indignant | €m! denial of having received, an steted’ tr tus | =24t Sa Soot Re octets Figaro, letter from the King of Prussia, thank- attempted in this country. ing him for his speech against war. —— Ee ‘When the Emperor quitted tue Tuileries to- S7-Mrs. McFarland is to publish a volume of day, to return to St. Cloud, be was loudly checred | ber magazine writings. . 7 Extravagant Bostonians eat pounded ice ibid insofar een with their berries instead of cream. Panis, July 19—Earl Granville, the British | , 84 The Bishop of Manchester decided that in Secretary of State for the foreign department, | ig , but that flowers on the altar are arrived here yesterday, amd had a three hours’ s7The flouring conference with the Emperor. cities are running day and night, The wheat of the London Press. crop is reported to be immense Opiztons Lonpoy, July 19—The Shipping Gazette turned farmer, is raising cows in Massachu- thinks the Germans are fortunate, because so | form. Thins caceodingly appropriate sce all many of their merchant vessels were it | her money came ves. aoa weed So coterod ty tae hae?” | ging eyes Bien Tae comes ane an may now be co’ s is 3 can flag again. * = deeetting in mack larger numbers than hereto- ‘The London Post is skeptical touching fore. B7-The Archbishop will mot from France and Prussia. It ascribes the i$ Duik of the dispatches to speculators. consent to take part, officially SovrHaMPTor, July 19.—The steamer Main, oe ar ae ee , arrived safely this inte Finan the oth day day and nase ey ob This ig the vessel on which the-de or | Sees beteeeree Metin Binge ane econ the Fellows to Germany, to found the Order Pot.” NEw July 19.—Arrived out, the Aleppo ae po dtgr ty 4 a4 ‘Ew YORK, a > % and the City of Brookiyn. sorshiink, was gure te thotene akenoa ie: ber now. He, however, knew what to hope for from the good army and the people. A French proclamation for the purpose of ex- citing the people to a revolt has been distributed in Hanover. La Liberte publishes a statement to the effect Died of her Injuries. ean el ee ee [rat injured by the aceident st Woodbury, died last night after sufte amputation of the right foot. Her bi is hourly expected trom lowa