Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1871, Page 1

ce en EN THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At The Star Buildings, } Cormer Pennsytvania ay. and 11th st. \ PRB FoR Maitinc>Three Mosths. @1 Sta Months, $3.00: One Year, Mo papers BY TEE ° RVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY. celeb alin : y THE STAR {fs served by carriers to ther rud- _ scribers tp the City and District at TaN WEE or FoRtTY-rock Cents rau MONTE. Copies st the counter, Two Orxrs. Foening Star. r than paid for. ob. “TE WEEKLY staiyanund on Fier) VE 37—.NO. 5 666, meraing—@1.60 & year. ee WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1871. PERSONAL, LADIES’ GOODS, Ete. He™: HATS: ¥ TAKING AN ENDOWMENT POLWY IN the NUBTH WESTERN, sou secure your of MATS. agencainst possible want or dependence upon ether: “ yim the » Joust BECEIVED another large INVUIOB of STRAW Hats, Comprising all the NEW and DESIRABL: SHAPE! cree! mba tf 1_V. KNIGHT, General Agent. M MB. PRINOE’S ake i. oe LOAN OFFICE, 1206 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT LOWEST PRICES, ar DAVIS’, or STAIRS) 501 MABKET SPACE, myll.3t CORNER StH §t2 EET, BAZAR FOR THE SALE = mm SrBeer. or X UNREDEEMED GoOoDs WiLL 0: feltr s UNDERNEATA. GBEAT BA NOE. DNDAY. MAY Sri, PATTERN BONNETS With Balance of Stock. <GMSULT Da. LB ALL To BE CLOSED UT. SO°™ Comm t.above Penusylvanisavenus, | msg tim y- IN TWENTY Pays. il Vensesal ond 36 thane! EGARDLESS OF COST. Those dee 1907 M. Willian. 907 to examine my large stock of EB GOODS. in part comprising: Ladies will do SPBING and SEM: Besdy Made Su: Oastimere Sacques. Liam Lace Points and Patetots. Lioma snd Thread Lace Parasol Covers. asit parate rooms for Corres) partenss, = We 1,3,.to8, Stok. G e cong, js | Organdie Overdresses, u dele’ | Bince Drews ‘silks: ) ANTED—All those who value thei Lt dorms W here beet “ONE DOLLAB SPRO. 4 Round Hats. ‘TACL a the country fe acc’ ly agited to the 1b \d Flowers. ae gesiet by HH HEMPLEB, t tician, corner ons rd naa ania world, snd Somefgre cf all kinds, “ue s*enue. Devotior Ther | OSes M. WILLIAN. 907 Penn. ave. WASTED-EVEET ONE w KNOW, that ihe ISS E. A. McCORMICHK ‘Company's Olee for thi T's Sow je sale of Binge! fog Machines. is at 717 Market ¥pace. o1S-tr Invites the attention of the ladies of @PECIAL NOTION —The ‘who baa tbe | Washington and vicinity to her elegant ae- 01 wens riment of JOT OF MERCHANDISE. now with-me forthe | *rtmen' SPRING MILLINBEY. twelve months. wili take m: chat if not IMPORTED BONNETS. tak: the ret of September it will be sold to ecvances. “ Bisoke ayivenia ATS, BIBBONS. * Ena Ofiee sed Beles Besta. No. 806 Mine EEE fe Be. OF TEE MANY iN, 13 Ie between Band F. city. who aseume ¥ different offices. ex loss of repu- & y= MPORTANT taticn. health. and even life iteell, and contide your te sia De. LEON, weli known here ‘or the Inst FOR THE LADIES, ea ten — as the most reliable. 7. and Stptee hillfal » oy siegan advertising. He does not trifle or isco, gusran! ‘ bombug, fulfills all he prom! succese when others fail. SATUBAL CURLS Separate Kooms for Lady Patents, of ew shade, size and style, which § will sell Private Consultatiog Boom: eth street lower bn othe! . B.—The Doctor does not employ any eo-called ne eee eee ee ees oy Sisisiants, therefore patients avoid any exposure | Just recefved, = Sesortment LADIES Sbatever. as they see ho one bat the Doctor. ms ly | WALKING SUITS, aol selling cere ae Paes 7 ; ‘of Oorsetes the ENC ‘mEsaGn reduced the prices vest FE am ynoe Fan Pas CORSETS from 8d the other styles {0 ater! % re nt AR ARS SocRukE for eset wanes | ASUS and ‘EuswONb Lind Ge ted fines Hels. In good Preservation. fnguire at thecounting | Y¢FY low. 2 morte jy RAL ST. where the volumes 8. BBLLEB’S. 5. JUSTH PAYS FAIR PRICES POR | _telett TUS Market Space. E. 2200 cf 08, rang SECOND: Joer secriven ines 4 FULL ASSORTMENT UP Mey” NATUBAL OUBL8. NCH POWDERS, CERTAIN ey. Seniaal Exile which | sell very cheap. 8. BELLE by hea, Glee Scrofala, Ssin im all Hie force | _2090-tt speedily cared. sam (2 and Mercury Discarded, er BECEEYED— folds Wackingtoe by Whe eetiwisie, | J of our best er Pennsyivan') avenue aud 2th Me dceee Siperbtox.sestby mail. jy3-ly PABIS KID GLOVES, LADIES SUFFERING FROM IBHEGULAEI | *t 81 per pair ‘TIES. or any complaint peculiar to their aex 8. & should confide is DELEON, the only rellabicarr | jaso-tt 716 MARKET SPACE Oldest escariisted Physieian for such speciaity i: the city Ladies desiring treatment cen re} & kim the otmost connidenct He especinily invites @ call from those who b been deceived and swindled by the many humbogs Sod advertising quacks fnfestiog the city. & trced: cure is guarantled In all eases. Separaierooms for Lady patients. Uorrespondenc- strictly confidential. Houre—I0 tol, 2 to 8 6 20 3 Booms 414 lth street.above Penn avenve. dois ———— Hupnewell. Thos Carlyle, He BB BAVENS Witavnarion r the Young, Jaco! ‘James A. Pronde. = Antigaity snd Unity of th: 5 ratty . Wm. Stevens BALLANTYNE. telligencer Building. _ THE TRADES. ‘ALL AND SEE THUSE 35 50 D $6 CAlirs tate toma ee Skincn ass ~ HAT FACTORY. Heads ntted by the French colette ncomemeeeer. Also. aii oid’ styles of Silk Hats made § rane MAS BLEACHED. — = a Im No. 923 7th street. between I and K PHILP @ SOLONONS’. M G. COPELAND, MANUFACTURER OF AWNINGS FOB STUBES, PUBLIC AND STUDIES IN LITEBATURE. By G. W. be 59 . 5 2d edition... ae PRIVATE BUILDINGS. ic i Lisi S¥NO! dons made to order at By Richard Soule, no pili ty ke ry for covering entrances at | CALLIBUHE. By Maurice Band, son of rilen Awning Materials ou hand. acd | CQeumteee: BY * ae at manufacturers’ prices. 2 ‘MG. COPELAND, my62m 645 Louisiane avenae. WHNINGSs JOBN ©. BOGAR, * Manufacturer of Window sod Verandah Awnings, ms hs uts, and Wagon Qovers. : ven toCity and Goustry real- rdere promptly attended to. 713 Market ap2t-tyul* Awnings of all dese: OBINEON & C051. ek MAKEKS, Nos, $4 and 36 Water Street, Georgetowa, D. 0. ‘Kn Bistoricai Novel. ar M.A., author of * u- pe J WORK of every description promptly Hou Ferree” ote. veveenssen OD eee OQUBT and MAGIU HOOPS, a Variety of styles iM RAILING and SMIT. done beet manner. cheae for casks 2S WORK done tn | and prices, PHILP @ SOLOMORS, BOOKSELLEES AND STATIONERS, myl 911 Pennsylvania avenue. en anne #. FREN MANUPA! a STATIONER: OOK AND JOB PRINTIN: ILY AND PROMP Neat a POL 7 V3 0os0n-HARERS Ane Conse 310 renneylvania ave. hear Sd_ street. SARE BOOED mite 20 aban CARRIAGES AND HARN SSS J ARSCEIVED ON STOKAGE AND SULD OD Office at L. 0. Parke & Uo.’s, COMMISSION. 313 AND 316 NINTH STREET, BN. W:, _OABRIAGES | Five doors above Pemnsylvanis avenue, 2 H. @ AUG. SCHMEDTIE, Lad jeshington. D. O. 704 Tb street, between @ and H streets. Cseue SCREW WIRE BEPAIRING OF WATOHES, JEWELBY. OLOCKS, SPECKS carefully execated, at moder Boots and Shoes pe charges. a ND OBNAMENTAL PRINTING, GIBSON B apla-ly 1012 Pen) HAVE PROVED TES ‘HERS, ‘; ; BEST PROTECTION AGAINS2 DAMPNESS, avenue, (south side.) sr a 5 OSE PL agit M. THE Ne MOS Beek ven — = BLE, -AINT 3 = Satiskacrory PAINTING, &c. ever worn tupon the foot, ‘They cannot os € sla ‘withetend the barsheet Uaagen Made of at 923 parntinea. 923 trades, from he enter tothe bearleat. D preeer, ae DT ice Pate BO EVERY NB =a MACNIOHOL'S toys im . i FAINTISG ESTABLISHMENT, 923 D Sraext, COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES, Between loth and Uth N. W. HOUSE. SIGM and DECORATIVE PAINTING “JUBBING cf every description in the Rainging tt ime promptly ettented to, and at very 1g pre T. BOWEN. Cc. HOUSE, SIGH, A AMENTAL PAINT: D GUAZIER, =— 623 LOUISIANA AVESUE. Jmitations of all kirds of executed in t JUBBING ay2s ly Corner of Pennsylvania ayenue and 25th street. wood and marble neatly id most approved styles, PEO! SEWING MACHINES. "PSE Feomesce AMPBOVED NOISELESS LOCK-STITOR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Havivg exctasively the Self Adjusting Shottle Ten- micn ag: Beversible Feed: thus enabling the ter to fasten seams when desired. Machines sold on Monthly instalm: ts of 920), (Uther machines taken in exchange. Also, BEPATBING done promptiy, Agency: 4“1 Pennsylvania Aveuue, 1 ty" Between 44 and 4th streets, T= MEYSTORS ww N@ MACHINE THE BEST MACHINE BVEB UONSTBUUTED. Call at the omce, 7 & MARKET SPACE. and examine j Tes Beliary. ee gLLioUTT acon 7 ct Lumber Dealers. &e mH a a * CORNER SIXTH AND K STRESTE, = en by the stag ariicle. Unll and see; IF WILL ray Three he 4694 Penn ~ Ne whi WILLET & LIBBEY. Cc wiramp, “myst ESBITT HOUSE, iL ev: avenue. Cd AMUSEMENTS, Bree sane GHAND MATCH GAME. PASTIMES. of Battimore, ¥ SATURDAY: Mav 13. 4 p.im.. BOUNDS, corner 16th and’? atreeis, ents. SPECIAL NOTICES. EDUC Family Nectar. 3 of the fol iT M RATIONALS, old, 8320 per cae! = = AN NAT0NAL THEATER, 8 dos W647 Io. do. 149 LAST NIGHTS OF THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD. SATSUMA’S ROYLL JAPANESE TROUPE. THIS EVENING. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGBAMME, SATURDAY, at 2 o'clock. MONDAY £VENING, . 1 5 Ot Grasp arrr conde Sr sao pisrenputios | heresotilen, containing over ¥, BENEEIT OF Ward & Walsh, 19th st. an nr Suis a Ouarity. New | 8 Ueivert Ford Tres Pan Washenet ton. D. U.. m Hon. A. Pleasanton. Tobe held im virtue of @ pormi sieemiose of Internal Bevenu The following Gifts will be awarded the successful t holders by the Uommirsioners: 4 story Brick oi alvert st., Baltimore, $23.0. 2. ‘cres Timber Land in Washington Go,, Md. aw 3story Brick Honse, a] 3 story Brick Hones, 20) | When abssat from heme ore vere eee ee if les from Balto., on Passenger R. | Cases. As soon es {on feck the symptoms, take one 1 fine Residence near Govensto fine Residence near Govan’ tion. $% 500. 1 fine Residence near | Repeat the dose every hour until relieved me location, d st Hountry, Nebra ik fous, "S10 8 Nation Shares Citiaen Northern Veatral. R and imington and Bs Will be sold, at $5 Ben. B Me Balto. References” Maj. Gen. gton, D. U.: Hot das "Heal Estate certified t conrasel, in the hands of the Trust-e. Ticks be had of W. G. et. ire Sewallers & Penneyl to new. I ge olf, Jet - neylva ia |g pts Parker, Booksellers a it | &-ste and fancy goods dealers. Price, 3 cents. du5-ly , Beal Estate Agents or, i, General Agent, Btationer and Printer, No. 31 Nassan street, New York B i t a ter | lerd, nor any eral ‘od hy wis 07 ers by mail will receive pas Fa death avd thera tnted aod detuave preparation M SSE eee an thar aeaaee the paeee BA4tLow & ose ree WA. helor’s ‘Hair Bye?han ed therty years FINE ARTS, No. 1226 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU: do.; do. 0. GAOTIE Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitters Clear and Harmless as Water. CRYSTAL DISCOVERY. ia" areca oo DISS VERT. | tion to his odic.a’ dut britiind MR. W. W. Concorax’s coniion bas not CRYSTAL Variedapparently within the lext twenty-four Star. B Te FISUER, ORYSTAL hours, and his physicians said this morning as Ask for this and take no other. The only article | toot MAZEPPA. that is fectiy harmless. Warranted to restore of “O08 Ginn. Gray Hair. remove Bandra and ot pits falling oat. P's cone! .on. than apy other Bair Preparatior and Satlors’ YU: phan: Christiani Bros ,Trh id M.atree Cropiey, 11.0 Bridge street. Georgetown, -Q Donnell, 8th street, Navy Yard. Ricklin; street and Pennsylvania avenue. nd F streets. isiand. ner J0th and L streets. pot, corner of 2d and D ats. N.W. ap22 240 ith PERBY DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER. nd |. Travelers are always liable to sudden uttacks of jol- | Dysentery and Cholora Worbus. and those occurring ander and br Bor 4 ou Wednesday, June 3 subject to the Interior.” ‘THE Prom Mill, lying on Ohes . 1 fiae Residence near | Pars KILLER may always be relied upon in such = week. ill of new milk an stir well molasses and a er and drink hot. if the $7.50. 7 Lotaad)-ining | pains be severe, bathe the bowels and back wi.b the 1¥. $2,500 each, 917.50) mecicine cl-ar. Brownsville Preoir «: In cases of Astbma and Phthisic, take a table- 8, spoonful ine gill of hot water eweotened well with Molasses: also bathe the throat and stomach faiih fully with the mesicine, clear, Dr. Sweet says it tak done-setting faster th: Fishermen. so often exposed to burte by having their skin pierced with hooks, snd fins of fish. cau be relieved by batning with the Pain Killer as 9 #8. the accident occurs: in this way the augui-h ©: Ld. goan abated; bathe as o.ten Pittebare, Pa. Trvs +. | gay Aw soy cud Me: arrange ap Cf seven Se~ ont the soreness in cases oF anythi th y trouble. he bites and scratches of dogs and cate are soon od by bashing with the Pain Killer clear, rrseodaw THOBSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW- DER is the beet article for cleansing and prosersius teeth. Sold by gists. Price, 3 and 8 cents. & ‘ania avenue; W. H JOUVEN’S INODOBOUS GLOVE CLEANK tt re 75, Pennsyly:nis | mores soiled gloves equal Bold by all ‘th atie vt: eee BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE. fio lendid Hair Dye isthe best in the world winner .n the race. . reliable, instantaneous, does Rot coutan antarnished reputation to nphola. ts furerrity as the only’ pertect Hui Dye-Black or Brows, oid by ail Draggists, “Applied at 16 Bond vitce Sew «aT MARKRITER’s, No. 486 Seventh street, between D and E strevts, exght dors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, Chromes. &c. Paper Hangings, Window ture Frames, Picture Corda and Tasewis, is. &c.. in the District. MS, CASH Pleaseremember Yor’ North side. betwoen 12th and i3tn ste. 5 opened ta ihe Flee : ~ | tekidtome ted of 3 a SS moo = feet nine inches high He wes 'EION (No. 456 eighteen months in Frarkfoit, AND SALE } sz, | 72D H. B. 7s] | tor tiree wou" Rear. dinner pariy ! SPRING CLOTHING! COBNEE NINTH AND D STKERTB, FREE BEADING ROOM AND ; Fees plendidiy fitesd up with all apparatus of a first class Gymeacinm ally raver Meeting: p28 Minist>r, Peruvian ter and Swedish IMMENSE STOCK! BEST MATERIALS IBBARY BEST WOKBMANSIFP! LATEST STYLES SUITS FOB BUSINESS, SUITS FoR DRESS. BUITS FOR ALL OUUASIONS AND OCCUPATIONS, the Nile.” t noon day and 6 p.m. EICGENBACH’S Pinu 1th Street, above Pent (Estat saan OVER 20 Years } Bole agency for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS ‘aabe & Co.. Baltimore, and Wan McCammon, Albany; also, serond- hand RE Organs and Melodeon: the mort accommodating terns; Piano and n Tuning nad Repairing. aptiy” . Avenue, SUITS FOR YOUTHS, All Sizes, Shapes, Colors, aud Qualities, SUITS FOR Boys, ty Every Novelty -* Style and Material, 8 Jor sale or. shed wherever fovrd. CLOTHING, — s W7 PEBFECT SATISFACTION GUARAN- CLOTHING! CLOTHING !1 —_______. .000 HD ee MS CLOTHIRG yore ariety and 4 Moat silthoroods are of this ssase'e mate, | N.W. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STS. facture, and ofthe latest design. In addition co the eps tr of é Le 38 ENS. YOUTH! & well selected NG GOUDS, all of whic ontatonce. This is n call will convince you of rare L. OPPENHEIMER, No. 943 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And one of your first duties is to be saving; aud to between Ninth and Tenth streeta, 1 | fecemcicsloocetas MANUFACTUBING | to dey, who certainly wHI be the means of you MEN'S, YOUTH’S AND BOY’S Which we offer at the LOWEST PRIOKS. tlemen who desire to dress well and taatefally, ~ ¥ ‘and to do so economically, READY-MADE CLOTHING we make to order at short notice, WE 8TILL EEE, On arp, AED MAKE TO Fyn St four pair for $1. FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS, ESGLIDH BALI HOSE, tne piers! Sher susrkots. Prices as low sa thelowed slsetaere, HEMMED BanvAkuOuLees. three ir el NOAH WALKER @&CO., |" — 611 PBRESYLVANIA AVERUE. J. BBIBEBGER, (Buccessor to H. F. Loupon & Co., CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVE ATHS BaTHsi! BATHS!!! | Beride » number of other new articles, all very ” «wr. CLOUD” BATES, Corner Minth and F streets. eames, and mout complet set of cents. Tickets for corner Connect PIECE GOODS TO MAKE TO ORDER, Of ail the Celebrated Foreign and Domestic Manv mqiporienye pelecgpetetid tant to the Public sectures, ; ritorial Governr ent. TEED IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT. as follows: J. G. Si C. H. Pete CLOTHING!!! ,porsoa| ZABLE BROTHERS, to-night at 8 o’cloc! ‘assortm: GE: EVER PUT OFF UNTIL TO.mOR- WHarf YOU OUGHT N wowlo DO TO-DAY! ed a few days seve money you must £0: ; SILVERBERGC’S making a materia’ gay ing in your expenditure NEW STYLES OF # Broo! of his eseertion be offers to-day : of June. The graduati A BEAUTIFUL VEENCH CORSET, with % Whalebones, which #tii tor $2, at $1 each. CLOTHING, LADIES’ WHITE MARSEILLES 8KIRTS— something pretty aud good—at §1 eacli,worth double. LADIES’ EXTRA-FINE MOURNING HEM- STITCHED LINEN LANDAERCHIEFS at the low price of twe tor gl. LADIES’ FINE HEYSTITCHED HANDKE&- OHIBFS, tour for $1; worth fully 45 cents each ‘be have beei cruire, and they will au : i . The examin DIES’ FINE AND STOUT IRON-FRAME | bt verzels for a cruise of year. Becommended to Examine our Stock of tion of candi(stes for ie fa Rah anita and | ofdune ang ends oh the 15th ne Ls ‘AND Np RIBF RG at cents aod 80 cents per yard, | Of dune and ende o 2 FURNISHING GOODS. whictemust be scen to be appreciated. directed pipettes lot of handeome bunches of Na- | at the Academy for , our SAMPLES FOR OUSTOM WUBK ou. all shades, at $lesch, dates. WE 2.ND HBA ¥ FULL REGULAZ iTS’ BUPESFINE AND SUP! STOUT | Afhirs held forthe pury aoeen ie ner Be MED LINEN HAND- Mrrmorotian Hort, | | ORNTS: ENGLISH SUSPLEDEBS at 0 cents » gPRDED'Libtkm WARDREROBIES, Tout for iT TAL (late "s,) Also, a full line of CRUQUET, at $5. 6, 97.50, . a¥e., Waahington, and the new erent Croquet, more enter: cheap, at f SIL VERBERG@’S, 312 SEVENTH STREET, my Ltt oar Peunsytvania | Ti frp Spa | Eee by eal Copeent. ‘}iratneton. 3 authorized to use the i i f i RB T°0 EBFBI®G enh cheap as apy’ 31 78, Ar blewart Stove Hens. a ae EVENING STAR. GREAT TION * IN OLD MBEaABEae Chu HISKIES, Washington News and Gossip. Per gal.; Kobertaon, 4 do..$38 | INTERNAL KevENvE.—The receipts from this a ; source to-day were $520,442. THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day were S685.900. By the 10th of June enough of the new bonds w.il be ready to sapply the sub- £c. ipisons made up to tha: date. . GovErNor Cooke is still indisposed and 1 9 \ =o eee ree eres confined to his house in Georgetown, being troubled with a severe cold besides being worn down with fatiguo consequent on clo? atten- hough be ¢'d rot appear worse yet they cor'dnot see that there was any improvement in Nor So.—We are authorized to sav thit there is no truth whatever in the statement Prb“shed this morning to the eect that the “Commi sioner of Paten‘s has tendered b's resi; aation accepts ace ef the Secretary of B CONCERTS.—The Secretary of the Navy yescerday issued orders .or the Ma. re Band to give promenale corcerts in the Pres dent's g.-unds every Salarday afte> noon, be, nr 29 to-arorrew, and in the ¢ Park eve.g Wednesday a erncon s.r this Tug ConMiTTRE ON SOUTIERN OUTRAGS.— Messrs. Scott, Poo!. and Bayard, of the Senate Scofield, Waddell, and Ma) aard, of the House, the sal committee appointed to awme for the joiat committee ors Pd 109 en K 3p-esen-atives toingr' 9 in > rouchetn outrages, met yester- dav rvd resolved 9 re->rnend to the joint Com tre, which ¥.1" mec. onthe to pame a .ab-c>» piuee O° seven to sit in Vo bingten and take tes:‘mony, as heretoiore. THE CONTEST ivr the vacant chief clerkship of the Peus.on (Office is lively in the extreme, the prircip.i aspirant Alonzo Weeks, and J. W. Babson, all of whom have ected in that capacit dea hanging on the whee variot are F. F. Schwartz, Frank Moore, F. M. Clark, J. P. Chapman, and the popular clerk of rolis, the latter being a The above mentiored are all at present in the Pension Office, but from present indica- tiors a rew man, hailing from Ohio, will be the ‘eing C. T. Cotton, is of the aspiring LINCOLN AND “Tap.”—The widow of Preside: Lincoln, who arrived at New York fvom Europe on Wednesday with her son Thad- deus, as stated in yesterday’s STaR, abroad about two and a half years. ‘The New York payers say that she is still clad in mourn- «d that “‘Ted” is nowa en, and upwards of five Germany, and In a day or two Mrs. Linco’n w.1 go to Chiecas> with her son, who Wall tipish b‘s cducation in this country. om London. Sin Epwarv axp Lavy TEORNTON gave a t evening in honor of Lar: Gero’t. the North German Minister, who is vhert'y to leave th's country. prevent were the Arger ine Mio' ‘ni.er and Ni a she'r waves; the Be'gian, I Mir ‘sters, Secretary and Mrs. . Eat! De Giey, Hon. Le Poer Trench and Madame De Bille, the wife of the Darish Min- ister, At the conclusion of the dinner, a recey tion wes also given, which was aivended by the iembers of the diplomatic corps, members of the Sen .te Committee on Foreign Relations and ;rominent members of the legations. Grn. STONeEM’Y ORDEKS THE Aracres To THEIR RESEEVATION—Ibe Wr~ Departmer: is in receipt of a gereral field order. dated April Ii, 1871, at Camp Me owell, Arizona Terr. tory, and promvlgated by which he ¢ir: ts tha: a" tae Apacde Indians that Territory at once remove to, and seitte upon, the “ White Mountsin reservation,” which has been cet apart for them, on ac unt of its being remots srom set.’erents, and or- ders commanting office-s r~d all persons in *he service of the goverrment to noticy thee In- dians that e*oala they refuce to go ard lige on this reser vation they v.11 be pursaed and Dbun- Ger. Stoneman, THR INAUGURAL CrvgBeaTion.—Urder the call issucd in the papers, meeting of promi- "on Club Rooms, on of the it was decided that the celebration should consist of a procession in the day, and a torch- Nght procession ard wes meeting at night. A committee of fiiteen was appointed to maké the necessary arra: ements, 9 ur len, John W. . McFarland, ©. Crusoe, L. Clepbare, E. Atkinson, J. O. Evans, . Hutchins, celebration of the inaugur: '. L. Cowan, Geo. 8. The committee will meet at the club roome the arrangements. THE EXAMINation OF NaVAL CaDErs.—The Secretary of the Navy hes desiguated the fol- yowing officers of the navy as members of the Board of Visitors to attend the annual exami- nation of cadets at the Naval Academy, in connection with the civilians who were appoint- Admiral Stephen @ Ror re ne —. . ey, medical in- Spector; Robert T. Maccoun, pay inspector; A. i otiian, ‘and Chief Engineer Stephen’ }). i 5 ‘The éxamination of the cadets commences one woek from to-morrow, and will end on the 10th i clase rather emall,baving but forty-nine members, 2 Vie re J. J, Bineteen less than last year. The graduatinz class of next year, however, will have bu’ twenty-eight members, the smallest numbe ‘acuating et one time for many sailing ee Deeeeaaion — wo 2 a n ordered t? Annapolis to take ou! lower classes on their three month’s between 15th of June. The graduating clacs granted astort leave and then ordered to diff Y and all who ba will by the Sec: of the Navy to ie Secre* ‘avy to rep 4 ‘cuaiminatio bet JOURNAL OP THE NEGOTIATIONS OF 1: Treaty.—The Senate Committee on Fore i i | EL E : : i i | E 5 tf 4 4) : : i b est i E i A i if “UE is i i i E Ww. iB Rose, Meg of the latest etytou and Kinde. fel ner claims the right to 8, Orvamental ran Flowering Shrube. ae, Bs ve Ad treet. epe2-im i the ep2-tt 1005 ‘bet. 10th and Ith ate, which was amended in several TWO CENT OF THE SEN- Prematage Pablieation of the ‘Treaty—A Committee Appotuted to Amvestigate the jor. ‘The Senate met at noon to day, and, after Frayer by Rev. Dr. Hamilton and the read!ag ot the Journal, went into executive session, re maining therein until a qurrter past 1 o'clock» when the doors were reopened, and the Senate adjourned until Monday at 11 o'clock. Upon going into executive session, it is um derstood that the Compictee on Foreign Ar- fairs, to which the treaty was referred on ‘Thursday, stated that they were not prepared to report it back to the Senate. ‘The premature publication of the treaty w: then brcuzht to the attention of the Senate; avd led to @ lively discussion, which was participated in by Mesers. Cameron, Morton, | tay Ds Therman, Casserly, and others, ¥ @ motion for the appointment of a special committee of five to investigate as to the . ovrce'of the publication, and by the copy of the treaty whe’ farn'she opted, and Messts. Carpenter, Conk!'ng, ‘Trumbull, Thurman, and Davis, were appoint- ed as such commitiee, with power to send to for persons and papers. A number of Senatars who were in favor of giving the treaiy to the vablie press on Tmured ad been publisued in this way, on account of its having been transmitted to the Senate in | confidence by the Executive; and therefore to maintaip the honor and dignity of the Sen- Tamittee to ascertain who had violated the rules, None of them, however, attached any blame to the correspondent who first trans- mitted it to his paper, but declared their object was to ascertain what member or officer ef the Senate had so grossly violated the contidence | reporedin him. They expressed themselves as having been in favor of the publication of the treaty, providing a majority of the Senate had so determined, but as it was not so decided, the matter of its publication should, in their opinion, be uvesiigated. The injunction of secrecy upon Senators in reference to all mat- ters which should take place in executive ses- ©.0n wes discussed, and every Senator who .poke expressed the opinion that ry one of their number wes in honor bound not to divulge any of the pro: of the executive session. ‘she special committee will summon Mr. White, chief Washington correspondent of the Tribune, but it is said * rat he considers himself in bonor bound not to divulge the name of the person from whom he med a copyor the treaty. Other correspondents will also be sum- Bosec, among them one or two to whom itis Said the .reaty wasottered, but who declined to pay FO large a tum as £300 for it. The Arctic Expedition. Fitting Out the “ Polaris” —Test of Canvas Boats, Tbe work on the steamer “Polaris,” fitting out for Captam Hall's Arctic expedition, is rapidly progressing at the Washington navy- yard. As many workmen as can be employed without being in each other's way are engaged upon ber. Her masts are already in position. and the rigging is about being pat in place. Her boilers (one of which may be heated by blubber) were tested yesterday with satistactory results, and it is said are the best con- structed boilers ever turned out im this country. Her engines will be re: jor trial ina few da: id, ike her boilers, they are built in the very strongest manner. The vessel, as she lays at the doc, is daily viewed by sight-seers, there berng much curiosity to eee @ vessel built spe- cially for HARD KNOCKS AMONG THE ICERERGS, and most of the visitors who know anything abont the matter express the opinion that she is the most substantial vessel ever constructed. She is double timbered throughout, and has two thicknesses of plank, 4 and 5 inches, besides being corked between the timbers. In fact, she may be said to bave two bottoms, and for about halt her length she is iron placed.’ Her propeller ig so arranged that it may be raised into a well in a few minutes, ¢o that, in case she is trusting to sails alone, the flanges will not retard ber steed, This vessel was formerly the Perriwin- kle. Most ef the work upon her has been superintended by Mr. G. K. Bousb, naval con- structor, woo left here on Saturday last for the Norfolk yard. Mr. Much bas succeeded Mr. 5 Boush is pusbing the work forward with a view to baying her ready tor sea by the 20th instant. . Yesterday two CANVAS® BOATS, invented by Mr. Hegeman during the war and uted by General Sherman in his march to the ith the view at en ae, wita the view of their use by the expedition. They are fiat bottomed sjuare end boats, the trames being of hickory aud a>h, supported by metallic knecs, and area great improvement on the old pontoon boats. Ihe dimensions of each boat are 20 feet long, 4 feet wide, and 2 feet deep, and weigh 2°) pounds, and e: iu accommodate 20 men. ‘be trial was in all Terpecte tatisfactory, and when taken out of water the process of unlimbe.ing and tolding whem up cccupied only three minu’ =. TRIP OF THE Hick JomnTs TO HaRrer’s FeRry.—Upon invitation of Mr. Garret, Presi- dent of the Baltimore and bio Railroad Com- pany, the members of the Joint High Commis- sion will, on Monday next, make a trip over the road from this city to "s Ferry. in addi- tion to the members of tie Comicon others 5 wit along, makin, in all, 5 Grant, Mre:'Grant,’ Mise’ Schenck, Pi nt Grant, Mrs. * ‘Mice Kigge, Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Le Si are ex! to be of the party. The party will start about 6 a. m., and reiarm about 10 "p.m, of the same day. le! Jefferson, in his work on Virginia, declared that it was worth a trip : @ A*'antic to see the wonders of natrre at Harpe: s Ferry. tunity to judg: fay that prrilon wor gen: unity to judge low far & 3er..0n Was jas- tiled. ASssIgTANT SURGEON Wa. S. Dixow, 0° this city, bas been detached from the naval hos pital at Philadelphia, and ordered to the Wa- choeetts, now fitting out at New York for the +s0e- A 698 526 Fee Disallewed. . St. Lows, May 12._During the term of Thomas C. Fletcher as Goverror or th's State, be employed General Jobn B. Gray to prosecute a claim of the State against the General Govern- ment for money expended in raising and equip- ping troops for :ervice during the rebel'ion. Uenerat ray collected — a of dol- lay last regretted that it | they urged the appomtment of the | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, This Afternoon’s Dispatches, Ascociated Press Rc ports. FROM EUROPE TO-Day. The French Civil War. VIGOROUS BOMBARDMENT OF PABIS. r Lonpos, May 12.—The Times’ epec Patch from Parissays: Colone! Brane! has been appointed Commandant of Fort Vanvros. A series of batteries have been prepared in the arrond‘sement 0’ Pantheon. Pestilence is ap- prehended in Paris A Daily News dis ch from Paris says the national ba’ ms are thinning ont nr, The resignation oi petal He el causes die Couragement among the communists. Deles- clage is unable to do mach im ~>n.e ill health, but in @ speech vast del fiEsted considence in the sature France and the success of the co Telegraph dispatches trom V insusgents are unable to repair the damage done to the works by the Versailists, and will possibly attempt the defeat of the laer by an Attack in s cong sorce. The Mayor of *he town of Isey has heen ar- rested. Floquet was arrested whe on bis way to Bordeaux, and impriconed. The himprror William &1:” Bern, May 11.—The Emperor V om is sligatly ine'epe sed. Erenching. Maprip, & 1.—The Corsi.tavonal Con gre: s will meet to-morrow, and Moret will oa Saturday submit a statement embod ing a com plete Hnancial scheme, which provides for great Savings in the expendiiares of the various de partments of the government. Death of a Noted Astronomer. Loxpox, May Sir John Frederick W iam Herschel, the only son of the great a= ‘copomer, and bimeel{ an astronomer ot world Wide reputation. died this morning, aged i3. Terrific Bombardment of Paris Vecsaiiies, May 12.—The geverumeut bat- | teries maint, na terrific fire upon the ramparts of Paris, and the fortstications still held by the ineurgents. Damage by a Harricane. Loxpox, May 12—The Agues Campbell, from Boston, at Sligo, report» damage in a hur- ricane. Reported Commanist Saccexsea, Parix, May 12—The commanists claim vic- tories, and deny the reports of successes tor the Versaillists, Fort Vanvres was retaken by the communists at the point of the bayonet. There is a desperate engagement progrestiug around Iesy, and the insurgents clatm that they have recaptured the park of ley. The Versailliste are cutting trenches in front of the Maillot ate, and concentrating trou! inthe Bois de oulogne. There is a sharp fusilade about For Bicetre to-day. Victor Schoeicher bas been arrested. 12,000 Reds Molding Paris Against France. Lownon, May 12. The Stan@erd of this Ding bas dispatches asserting that the comma- nist forces are only 12,000 strong. and that the Versailles army could go into Paris to-day if it ‘wou “Yebrsee The Army ef the Potomac Reunion. Briltiant Array of Members and Visitors Speech of Gen. Meade—Bret Harte’s Poem. Bosion, May 1] —The third annual reavion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac, took place at 11 o'clock today in the Globe ‘Theater which was decorated procusely. All the emblem of the war and the dutinctive arms of the several branches of the service were gracetally blended. The scene was§>rilliant when the heroes of the Virginia ba ties, w: the invited guests filed on the stage to ti music of Gilmor's band, and the cheers {rom the auditorium were dentening. Generals Meade, Hooker. Burnsde, Sheri- dan, Logan, Heintzieman, Park, Hampbre: Pleasanton, Kilpatrick, aud a host of others were there, and Governor Ciafin, President Elliot of Harvard College, the Jadge of the Supreme Com., and others were present as guests. General Meade presided and initiated the vices by a brief and touching speech, stating that the objects of the reunion would be simply social and congratulatory, rot political. He commended the widows etd orphans of the war | to those who survived and were prosperons. He welcomed the rssemblage cortially and intro duced the Kev. Phillip srcoks in a comp! men tary manner as the chapl#'n of the occasion, who addressed the Throne of Grace. Mejor Gen. Fairbhild, sovernor ot Wisconsin, wrs introduced as the orator, end de"iwered an addr. s. A poem, eniitled “The Old Major explains.” written for the occasion by Bretie Hart, wes read by Mr. dames T. F eliedtod much applause. The exe jars ‘were interspersed with patriotic music. There will be a banquet th's evening. GENERAL SHERIDAN was then elecied president of the assoc for the ensuepg year by acclamation; v! - idents, Generals Gregg. Sargent, Mcintosh, Grierson, Custer. K‘lpstrick, and Wilson: sec- retary, Mayor Whitchead, treasurer, Major os & Cavairy Ear mage sage Formed discussion, was in by Generals Mcintosh Kilpatrick, dargeaut, Coamveriats, Caster era Sheridan. The latter soid that in the improve- ments which bave been made in the arms it be- comes to make tinct organization so it oan operate dently of the otber arms of the in other words he thought he saw, while tystons of Srignding Suvaity with ‘the sak cot cavalry the erent Glvisione, of ihe arm. "The resolution "ees pally adopted, as : Resolved, That the zation now known as the cavalry corps of army of the Potomac be hereatter known as the cavalry corps of the armies of the United States, and al! honorably discharged soldiers ot any United States ca alzy organizations may be admitted as met bers under the constitution. ee From New York. Fire—The International Yacht Rave—Six Months Japrisonment for Starving @ Child to Dea’ E2-Ccllector Batley's Wife. New York, May i2—N. H. Dadley & Co%, pickle and fi preserving establishment at Kest New Branewich. N.3-twas burned by ao incendiary fire last night; loss, $30,800, Frapklin ¢ "s new yacht, the Colombia, afortnight for England, to partici- pate in the great international race. Dorris Deekman, of Dutch Kilis, L. 1,, & dicted tor the murder of her daughter by star- vation, was yesterday allowed to plead gailty of marélaughter in the fourth degree, aud wax sentenced to six months !mprisonment. ‘The wife of ex-collector Bailey, lately joined him at Montevideo, ana now shares his exile. a jaripg (Criminals Callfornta. by Fight—The Sherif’ Wounded and a Span- tard Killed. Saw Francisco, May 12 —On the 10th instaut Sherifts Moree, of Contra Costa, and Harris, of Pacbeo Morntains, East Gilroy. One ot the Spaniards, named Juan Sota, was of the pa: that murdered three Frenchmen ta 5: Val. ; another is