Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1871, Page 2

—__—__ ADTES DOCTOR £5? "_aleyD- ON® VI Tor Patents; Preuc - pum {*4ED DAILY, sunday At The <'3F Bulldings, Corner Penpsy}vania av. and Lith st, BY TRS BVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. |” Petre sermcnowe THE STAB ts served by carriers to thelr eub- scribd: rs in the City and District st Tax Osnys ram | St tte eounter, Two FRws for Mattine—Three Months, 91.60; ———.. Biz Months, $3.00: One Year, $5 00. No yspers ————— are sext from the office longer than paid for. THE WEEKLY STAR—pubiished om Eoraicg—Gi.50 0 year. PERSONAL. - “as 2 Pa CARUNR. No. a1 D Packose 4 stamps. my3t- a) ye © WELE KNOWN sPeCiAtIST, - A hero for the Inst ten years, wwe tan- o os B and have an local habitation. ‘The Decter gan 414 Orn street, ad Hours, 1 to 1. 2 to 8 ROBERT COUGL TAT iret 8 B19 M street. of Peur-pivania avenne, expects e i * to he ins Sud even life iteclf, and coulde LEON. well Known here for the the mest reliable. tenrtworthy. phys'cian adverti+ing. humbug: fuitill- ati Bucters when others fail Biparate Keoms for Laty Pattents, cmrtation kooms 414 Toth street. bere! and gentlemen against answering through ¢fice suouymoys advertisements, as they ely be swindled by these parsons, who are | erg & Speedy and permanent | eureef all Fermale Ccmplaints acd Secret Dischaes, re QR wwrrscey, MEAL 3 a TION. Noy th. «3m He does not trite Prcmises, aad gdarantcos Dector dors net employ any so-called ue but the Doctor. mhamly [ey TAKING A the NORTH W ESTE: you secure your Ege azains* pyssible want or dependeuce wpon others; Zou pr vvice for yout fucily fe the event of dents: interest. ° money you pay'to the company BEB TEE! Per ena. compound 9 Tth street. whs-tt ENDOWMENT POLIOY IN I. ¥. KNIGHT, General Agent, M H. PRINCE’S “LOAN OFFICE, 2006 PENNSYLVANIA aVENUB. (OP STAIRS) SALAS FOR THE SALE or cca Promptly attend ad to. ADINS SUSFERING FROM [BBBGULARI- ¥ complaint peculiar to their eex. in DR LEON, the only reltabieand TLES. oF aw’ vshed Physi from the mauy bumtngs aad advertising qaacks latesting Cases. the city. A speedy cure is guaranteed in all Separate rooms for Laty patients. Cor Strictly coufdential. Roars—10 Bocms 414 MOTT S FRENOH POWDERS, CERTAIN aes fores, D227 for Nervons Debility, Semi mors Gonorhosa, Cateed by indiscretion, Scrofuia, Skin’ Dtscase, Sypatita, im all ie speedily cored. ‘Batsam Ce parts and Mercury Ouse par arded. | Sold in Washington by WM. B. ENTWISLE, | enue and 32th atl. ay S-ly . that the tthe sale of Singer's Sow- ket Space. deli-tr | . corner Pennsylvania treet. Price@3 per box. sevt by mail SNTED-EVERY ONE to KU ‘Company's Oftce BOOKS, STATIONERY, Eite. by Jauee M McYonsic. EDITH INFLUENCE. 8. Gariey M BALLANTYNE. ntelligencer Bi PHILP @& SOLONON®. TUDIES IN LITEBATUBS. By @. W. ‘Amina THOMPSON, George E. Bilis. Pui ‘Academy of Arts and tes ‘En Historical Novel ing-Gould, M.A. author of On- } me ete... BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONBRS, a TY AND POSs!TIV 1eM. Lectures } For sale by tding. Grits. 911 Pennsylvania avenze. . FRENCH, B*- *: Saxcradroxino STATIONER: FIRST-CLASS BLANK BOUKS MADE TO ORDER. Office at L. O. Parke & Co.'s, 313 AND 316 NINTH STEERT, 5. W., Five doors above Pennsylvania Washington, D. 0. FOR SUMMER WEAR. JUST BECEIVED— BLUE FLANNEL ECITS........ CHEVIOT SUITS .. BROWS LINEN BOITS ene 3 10 WHITES DUCK SUITS ..... BLPACA COATS corer essen 6, 3, MOBALB COATS, DRAB and BKOWN......3 to LINLN OFFIOR COATS To. to EXTEA LARGE MEN'S DUCK SUITB....87. INE LIGHT COLOBED CASSIMEBE DRESS PANTS ALL WOOL CASS. BUS. PANTS FINE WHITE DUOK and MaB- SELLLES VESTS een BOYS’ LINEN BOUTS ccccceenncrseee SPECIAL BARGAINS. FISE BLUE CLOT FROCK COATS BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS ........ 7 GUCDS SOLD AS ADVERTISED. A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 2011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. Botween 10th and lth streets," __ ‘Third door from Uth street. ( ©. WILLSED, MOUSE, * WASHINGTON, D. Oo: 10,12, 815 12, 13%, @16 6to 9S WHITE DUCK DERBY, (English) ........810 srsmsereresrnsnereneeeersesy 6, 6, BF one B.50, 83 V%-B7—B°. 5.687, LADIES’ GOODS, Etc. Ao ee ewe | 6 1) DESIRABLE G0ODR, & * BLACK, WHITE, AND COLORED SILK GLOVES, WHITE LISLE TAREAD GLOVES, Ure and “fwo Bat Received this dey at DAVIS’. NEW LEGHORY HATS, , } Sut received at Dives’, seb 3t__ 301 Mar er Stn street. sn 7 asp id Panecy Goon M. PRBIOE, 413 SEVENTH STRSET, Berwees Dano B-tresers. - INDUCEMENTS EXTHAOSDINARY. “eget WHA ero oh ty determinate sell mr bOX~ THR a 1 Na CURLS BAIR GOODS. ag well-ansgrted sock of FAN *OUDD a! rst Cobtein oger ty, Ab wo ERD » the Sirst of Angunt. sb M. Palos, 413 !EVENTH STERBT, between Diamd I streat eee Bae MILLTNERY = AND. FANCY Goons. je5-Sm* . URS. A. G. GaSTeN, acest, 1223 F STREET, SELLING OFF AT COST FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS, POSITIVE REDUCTION. I have made arran: BRASCH ae aM K ENT SULPAUR SPIN before leaving. STRAW TURBANS anda great variety of FANCY GOODS selling cheap. A. @ GASTOS, jed-m 1223 F STREET. MITATION ® ite for OPENING A at the WHITE ‘and shall posicis ely «fer Great Bargains in MILLINKBY and LAVE GUODs G®E4T BEDCCULION OF PBIUES! MADAME DUBOIS, HAIR AND FANCY STORE, 1211 PENNSYLVANIA AVENCE, Between 12th and )3ch streets, Ispow stocked with @ rich, bandsome and season- able variety of goods, to which ee invites the epe- Of tie bed of ery Lue and Gescript: ue Ags rted Lares. Pavey Shi Combe, Tors Articles, Perfumery, Fans, of Which will be sold at GREATLY RE ED PRICES my aw GREAT REDUCTION. ONE PRICE ONLY. HENRY KING, Jr., MASONIC TEMPLE, CORSEB 97x AND F STREETS Twenty five thonsand do!lara of MILLISELY AND FANCY GUUDS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES, STRAW GOODS, ROSIERY, GLOVES, PABASOLS, CORSETS. LADIES VESTS So'd at 10 per cent above co: jo dev . tively One Price Only. M. Willian. Onahawe Liama Lace Polnts and Patetots, Liams and Thread Lace taken Real Lees, . J.B P. French Oorsets, the bestin the world and Under Garmenta of 14 7 Penn. ave, SATUBAL CURLS on shade, stie and style, which I will seid ofthe re 00! to styles 3) 8. HELLEB’S, fele-tt 715 Markot Space. j= BECKIVED— A FULL ASSORTMENT oF NATUBAL OUBLS, which I sell very cheap. 8. HELLER. Jae 71S Market Space, J™t 00 dosen of our best PaRi® KID St @1 por pair. M. G. COPELAND, a Ay? AWNINGS PRIVATE BUILDIN' ert |. COPELAND. SEPAIRING OF WATOHES. JEWELRY, OLOCKS, SPECKS carefully ¢xecuted, at moder. ate charges. cobly [°K 00, aD OmNAWENTAL PRETING, tite ord avenge, (south side.) aplt-ly of Ladies’ Underctothes, Hamau {sir of ines, Braids and and Butfato Bair Eoa miss BEE s and ceiling jas. ‘at short “s WASHINGTON, D. C:, TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1871: AMUSEMENTS, ABE BALL. FOBEST CLTY, OF KOCKFORD, ILb., vs. OLY MPIo, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Tru. at 4 o'clock pm. Olympic Grounds, corner Ith and 8 streets. ‘Admission 40 Cents. “NONCERT BY THR 41x STREET M. B- . RUB CHOLR, Under the ausp cca@f ibe Saboath School, For the benefit of their LIBRARY, ATODD FLLLOWS HALL, Stu STREET 5. B.. TUESDAY, JUNE 61H 1871. - The F.B. MUSIOAL ASSOCIATION has kindly ‘commented to aa tst have made thetr best selec- Was for the cctasion. All thone wiho wish fo eaicy es Dt eveutng's entertainment, please trember the time nud yisee. ed ate x 1,008 GlETs, RAND GIST UONO ND » New Yorke eend Solder and Sardar? Urrhans oute, Washington. ode held in Washingt 0, D. Gy ander dnd by virtue of @ permit irom Hon A. Pleasant, Qom- missioper of Internal Kevenne, on the 2/th of July, 3511; positive’ y. ‘The (ollowing Gitte will Le awarded the sncecs#/al Bret bosses ty tue Yommpirrioners: 4¢tury Brick Bouse. . Calvert gt.. Baltiwore, #24 2.280 nber Lend in Washington Oo., ad., with ret bi i saw M a Uhes. and 90. 128 Be ious, 20 i gudente near vo Baasenger Ib 11 oop. co near Gur tO 8D, a jowans- fine Kew pee ‘hae 2 Hunter, 0 8 A., Wash: Pie, ARE 'S Negiey. Pittebure, Pa; lations armen Mt ‘sma &o, waeMesHou.8.J reat, te Att " c *D tis of tbe above band: ~ Pennuay | oe éilera, 527 7th si p 0. DEVLIN. rent, immer and Printer, Bo. 31 Nassau street, New York EF Orders by mail wili recsive prompt atton- my 9-Im BAttow s Gasceay No. 1926 PENNSTLY ANTS AVENUR. TBE FINDING OPBELIA a 8 By WEBBER. of Cincinnati. my25 Now ‘UN BXHIBITION. GOMS OF THE Y. M. 0. a., COBNEB NINTH AND D STREETS. FREE READING BOOM AND LIBRARY. The following N. hi 3h = ante following Rew Books have recently been ad- bral Saud's“ Snow Man.” nald's * Poantesies.” Muods ” hfulof Bread.” u Grusoe.” e-egautly itimstrated. Among My Booke ” to's = Words and their Uses. soovery of the Sources of the N tle.” ke's Dh Oriasiem splenditiy fitiad up with all the Spparatus of a first-class Qyimnasiun. Dai aliy Pi M day and 6 p.m. Daliy Pr ane SReRE SES q No. 4 ON EXHIRIMION (No. 456 ree AND SaLe 7 Steer. aT Staxst. MaRKRITER’ No, 486 Seventh street. bat eight doors above Oda Oil Patotiogs, Engr: Largest Ste -— Please remember Name and Number. FS BEIC@ENBACE’S Piano Store, - No, 423 CEstasiist ep OVER 20 Years) diseas: Sole agency for the snle of the celebrated PIANOS | be en: ot gf Wm Kuabe 9 Co.. Baltimore, an: wo, 0 y an ‘SUMMER RESORTS. LSASANT SUMMER BESOBT.—Warrenton, ‘Va... bas now railroad and ie commapication, and being within a pi ant drive cf the White Bulphar inducements to Summer Visitors Dtew | to ‘The adv: of 4 Eoantry are here eum! autre are ber c rou every guest madets feel st home Livery’ connection with the House. eicid we F ASHBY, Proprictor Warrenton House. _je1 tm Warrenton, Va, y 4 TT oO wm Beal Bi Agente, TL vonisians AK ESPERE’S HAMLET, Tl Street, above Penna. Avenue, ou anew po, re Winchester turnpike, will be ; for the reception by JUNE ist, |. 2 racing fg ug, She poor fae comp) wil Baie, Loudon counts, Ve mys! 2w HN... pe of of SPECIAL NOTICES. I SAVE JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORE With an immenre stock of FANUY UGS, and oi the lendi of the dey, whi W Prices, 3 10 W per to pay Sieewhere. 1 nam Brown's Jamaica Ginge: Ayer’s illa and fend ray aad awe : : ine and Kaliston. 6 Bu Hostetter’ lactation Bitter Iichlers Heck Bitters Cole Soap retail: Laird’s Winchester's Tarrant’s Seltecr Aperient. Batehoior’s Bair D: arman & Kemp's Fine Ola Ryo Weisky, tai Ging nuine. $1 bottle: Calitore ia Wines. all kinds, 1,80 endiogs varinty: ‘Tooth. Ente, Shaving. and Cioth Broshes: Parki-h Towe s. Chemoy Skins, Sponges. Preparations for the Bair, . Bkin, Toilet; Combs, Onemetics, eriumery, Alb will positively bo soll at con siders bly Viwer. rates than elsewhere. Lam deter. ned to make it an object fo give me e call ARTHUR NATTANS. Draggist. mys Corner 2d and D streets, N. W GREAT REDUCTION IN OLD BEE, AND BOPR ROS WIISKIEs, c ANDIES, GINS. &c , of the following braads, viz:—Family Nectar, 3 oliand ears old, @2.50 al; Kab si Io Bowler’ § toe § Le ~ BBdo. Baker.6 do. 85 pple, (reciifind,) #12 ae BRANDI ES— ywocheler, 5 d0.; Hennecvey, 1864, 97d ard, Dupuy & Go, 18 Bi naj Angustuse Hitiere: Bakors Bunsen Bisck, berry Brandy 5 Literal dicount to the trade. Proprictor of the Native Wino Bttters, ropriet'ai7 aud 1219 Penn's arcane. CONSUMPTION, Its Cure and Its Preventive, BY J. H. SCHENCK, M. p. Many » bitian being bas away. for whose death there was no other recon than theuekiect ot Known and indisputably proven means ‘of cure ing "the dreamteus al fall "yato which. bed they r ess alum which, Cefuiy adopted DE. JOPEPH & SOHENCK’S SIMPLE TREAT- and availed themselves of his wonderful efficacious medicines, they would not bave fallen, Dr. Schenck has in his cwn caso’ proved that wherever suffictont vitality rematus, thst vitaltt; by bis mediciues aad his directions for thelr usesis guickened into healthful vigor. In this statement there is nothing presumptioas. of che invalid is made no ropresentatious that is nota eu substantiated by living and visible works. The theory of thecure by Dr. Schenck's medicines 1s as simple as itis unfailing” Ite philosophy requires no argument. It fe sell: Sparing, self convincink. 8 ‘The Seaweed Tonic aud Mandrake Pille are the first two wespons with which the citadel of the malady is assalled. Two-thirds of the cases of ‘con shmption originate in dyspepsia and # fanctionally disordered liver. With this condirion. the bronchial Fabea Ceympathize with the stomach. “They. spond to the morbific action of the liver. Bere, then, comes the culminating result, and the setting in, with ail its distres- ing symptoms, of CONSUMPTION ‘The Mandrake Pilis are compo-e4 of one of Na- fhre's noblest gita—the Podophiilum Peltatam. They possons ail toe blood-earching, alserative f calomel, but, unitke calomel, they ml a ively, and the pationt begins to TAM, Ot Last. seiug with step Beconies pat havd. ‘Ther given by an § Schenck Pulme Tanetions and feu nud comp’ : engers at once pon its work. w cheates It celiects aud rip: and ed portivns of the Innes pied te 4 lent. ia alt the dig Vigor. atepe forth. to enjoy the womanhced that was” °° GIVEN UP AS Lost. The sceond thing is, the patients must etay tua Warm rocm anti they get weil, it ts almost impo: Me to prevent takivg cold whew the tous rey + but it ma |. Fresh this scctiun cf the country in ead wh # ason aro all wrong. Phyaicisus: wio recommead that conree lose their patients, If thelr lau2e are ly diseased, and yet, becaieo tuey ore ia the they must not sit down t; They most walk abcut the room as much and manhood oF th wil . to get up a good cir . pene ‘mnet keep {a 00d apirite—be determined to well. This has a it deal Lo do with the appe- ie, and f¥ a great point to gain. leapair of cure after stich evidence of its possi ity in the worst cases, and moral certainty in all ‘Fs, 18 sinful. Dr. Schenck’s personal statement » the Faculty of bis own care was in these modest * Many years ago I w: the last of con- mupt tous geuifined to my bed. and at See thine tay 8 thought that I conid = it ek; ot tained me. it pected tonne ine 1d feel thi 3 0) erates, oe cae, They = Bene! the matt 8. and I would #1 ror: tof eats yb aie Sed asetiag et As soon as that began to subside,my cough, fever, pain and night sweats ali begs to leave tert and my 89) Decame 80 great that it Was with = ity. hepa keep from eating 100 mucb, eror since.” strength, and have grown in fiesh “+ 1 was weighed shortly after my 2” added the Doctor, “then looking likes more skeictons sae weight bay ouly binety-seven pounds; =) present two bundred and twenty-five (295) by Shor, yeats I have enjoyed uninterrupted Wealth.” Dr. tebenck hes discontinued. his’ professltcal Yisite to New York and ‘Boston. Ho cr kis sos be, Se pe ee 86. 18 Nos atrset, : Phin. every Batarday, {rom 96.108 p.m. Thewe 108 p. who Wish thorough examination with the esp, pi POIN r ee Re PAVi6) will charged fi dollars. The Respi- ST, MABY'S COUNTY, MARYLAND, ct declares ths exact co tom of ine ings and 2 lets cop learn w oY are curable not togees teed Faeroe Eee Fae Been Wale: | Fee aicectionn ior taking the uarguetase | are nore, whihii few wiles of Obesapeake: adapted to the intelligence even ofa child. Follow bey, ‘cau be by a bvery these directions, aud ‘kid Natare Tuesday and ae @, and evel excepting that in some Monday. ud Estat + Friday end Saiac. | Ste to be taken in fucreased dose: day from | Washington—a: mtons for. 330 | eines need no other accompaniment gncate—wil b ‘opened for the reception of visitors ions that accompany them: First create a) SRihe ath o (Jae next and closed on the ith of | petite, Of eturnic fn ee a gh loosens, i Batt water ba raDuing. Means ts: | fe abated. “Ina short tine bows of these morbid bontin, opr a Bre gone forever, good . Bchenck's medicines ars constantly kept in it : ji 4. B. POTTS, Propristor. ekly toatl Dy nckancr has lately been os iq ‘ = my? OCKBBIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA. OPEN MAY 1071, 1871, ‘This favorite celebrated watering placo offer additional “stirections thie season: tens of thonsands of families, Aaa laxative or pur: ative, the Mandrake Pills are a standerd prepara: i While the Palmonic Syrup. ag actrer of conchs nat echsumiption fs any of ite forme _ i te forme, “Price of fee Pulisseiee teen sad Bentced Tonle, A bottle, or 87.8) e helt dozen” Mandraks eents box, For saie by all druggists and BOM PSO; LILLY & CO., 26 Hanover street, re, Md., Wholesale Agents. mbijl-s.t.th tr THIBD ANSUAL ty BLACK ‘K TRIBE, No. P's bach wa Tk Ks LEOTUBES, ‘cHiROPopIsz, 635 ‘Orrosttx U. 8, TREASURY, CHeabliced in Washington, DO 10 Washington News and Gossip, Tax Scuscrirrions to the nowfan to-day were only $20,000. INTERNAL Revewrvu —The receipts from this source to-day were $263,107.06. Gun. Suenman will return to this city on the 15th inst. be ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAN left here yes- terday for his home in Georgia, to be absent until July Ist. Gen. JouN A. Looas is to deliver the addrese St the reunion of tho soldiers of the nerthweet at Rock Island, [Jinois, to-morrow. Sipwxey ANDREWS, formerly Washington cor- Texpondent of the Boston Advertiser, whose health is fast improving, will not retura to th’s city. “Tap” LrscoLy, who bas been very ill im Chicago for the past three or four days, with water on the lungs, was slightly better yester- day. Gen. H. V. Boyston, Washington corns pondent of the Cinclmati Gareite, was married a few dass ago at Mount Auburn, one of the suburbs of Cincipnati, to Miss Nellic Masop. INFORMATION was received at the Naty De- partment this morning from Commander RB. W: Mead”, of the United States steamer Narragan- sett, announcing her arrival at Rio on the 30th of Apt, en route to the Pacitic: AU well on veer : EArt p& Grey, late member of the Joint High Commission, made his appearance yes- terday in the House of Lords, and resumed his feat. He was pleasantly welcomed by his fel- low-members, ina warmly oonerstainnes the conclusion of the treaty with the United States. - GRADUATES AT THE NAVAL ACADEWY.— Diplomas will be delivered to-day by the Secre- tary of the Navy to such members of the first class at the Naval Academy as have the requisite examination. There are three Ca, ital th gta eens whom, tt is said, will gra will be rejected by the Examining Board. NAVAL Pay Ovvioxas TRANSPEREED.—Pay Inspector James D. Murray has been detached from the Washington navy-yard and ordered to the Naval Academy. Pay Inspector Galvin © Jackson bas been det: trom the Naval Academy, and ordered to settle his accounts. Paymaster W. Goldsborough has been detached from special duty at the Naval Academy and ordered to the Washington navy-yard. Taz STATUS OF THE DisORDERLY CapETs KesTorRp.—The Secretary of War has issued an order relieving such of the members of the first class at the Military Academy as were con- cerned tn the mobbing of certain members of the fourth class from the restrictions imposed upon them for that act; condemning their con- duct, and expressing the hope that they will never again p themselves im any situation which may be discreditable to them or require the voice of authority to remind them of their duty as officers and gentlemen. ‘Tue Kvxcux Isvgeriestion.—Among the witnesses to be examined before the Kaklux Investigating Committee this week are Judge Orr and Mr. Pride, of North Carolina, and Mr. Panter, United States Commissioner of Soath Carolina, Vhe Attorney General of South Carolina, D. H. Chamberlain, has also been summoned. As yet witnesses imve been sum- moped from Alabama, Mississippi, North Garo. lina and South Carolina. The sub-committer will continue to take testimony of a genera: characte rough this month. The nature mony will deetde whether, when tas full committee meets in September, a detailed investigation through sub-committees visiting the South shall be made. The committee does not bow expect to remain here through July and August. TH® ARMY ON A Paos Footrne.—The Uni- ted States army has finally been reduced to a peace footing, in accordance with the act of Congress of July 15,1570. Under this arrange meut our regular army will consist of one gen- ne lieutenant general, four major gen and three _ generals, with the usual complement of staf officers in the fleld. Besides, there will be the adjutant, quarter- master, Commissary and surgeon ge With their respective subordinates, the cor, gineers, the ordnance department, signal corps, ten regiments of cavalry, five regiments of artifery, five regiments of infantry, the Military Academy, and a body of Indian scouts. The will consist of 30,000 mep. The Indian scouts will foot up 1,000; com- Jaundreeses, 1,700; 00; of the quar- artment, 2,500. The total nule ber of enlisted men and for whom 6,000 du- year to the Bp to this, ard, and as the pay will be reduced to the old anti-rebellion rates this will be no easy task, — The New York Sun announces: ‘THE FARMERS’ CANDIDATE. For PRESIDENT: The Great and Good HORACE GREELEY, INTERNATIONAL TyPpoGRargicaL Ustox— Strikes and the Woman Question —The president ot fie body, ow in seaeion in Baltimorss to his annual report sul < ‘says he had been ‘officrally notified of three strikes da the year—one at Pittsburg, which was entirely successfal; one at Daytor, Ohio, still progress- ing, with every prospect of success, aud one at Memphis agains| the Memphis Sun. He looked upon strikes a: something to be avoided, and deemed their growing inirequency a matter of congratulation, and trusted that the modera- tion and sense of justice of both printers and employers will eventually render them entirely unnecessary. In re; to the female com- positors the president said, ding the efforts made during the term just expired to organize the female compositors into Unions, Union No. 1,0f York, is the only one which has any existem He did not think it ad- visable or practicable to form them into sepa- rate Unions from the men. He thought they should be received into the Unions with tne mei; that they would thereby be better pro- tected in their rights and interests. A number bad been thus admitted during the year. The standing committees were announced, and the Union rned to Wednesday morn- ing. They visit Mount Vernon to-day. ae aris tam THe CapgTsH oF Young Mzacger.—The report of the refusal of President it to apy Derg oe od oer, £0n of Gen. Meagher, a ‘est Point cadet is denied, and the fo! explanation is given: Mrs. Songber, young man's stepmother, récently intimated to members of the irish de of this city that he would like to enter the West Point A delegation vieited the President, ana told that he would do all he could for the boy, and that he gave the few sppointments in aug, bowevers heating oc tho probabid apsies of the Presidents ‘was alarmed, and by its m- struction Congressman Roosevelt made the ®) tment hi >, and informed Mrs, who acce| his action. The boy, meauwhile, is in Ire! LN. ¥. Tribune ——__ -+e2- TERRIBLE OYeLoxE over a of tiitnole the earth, Saks mses ees 3 aa eS nang, very fashiona- -Boston’s free public baths were opened Lage dapeeninet ny nena ye = r acation of three wearenette a minister? dpa ea The democractic convention in itrmore night, unanimously nominated Vansant for next Mayor of Baltimore, ‘& new railroad between Baltimore chicago evo be constructed. It will be an the Cortellavillg roateand will strike the Balti t i wore Obio main line at Cumperiand, ' | oe 0m am Atromely cosy morey market, with three per coms, as the - eons This Afternoon’s Dispatches, Associated Press Reports. FROM EUROPE TO-Day. legraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. The O2leans Princes Want Something Better. Lowpon, June 6,28. m.—A special dispatch to the Times from Versailles says it is the inten- tion of the Orleans Princes to decline the seats to which they have been elected in the Assem- biy. Auguste Vemorel, a well-known journalist of Paris, is dead. - ‘The members of the diplomatic corps are re- The Markets fo- 5 turning to Paris, Baryimons. Jue 4— Cotton market buorant but . wr seat! ot ote uratels. folders a Wee ee oLuse~agpyen Very fray aud ark alove New York lignes The Zimes welcomes Minister Schenck to | i. wart’ ; England. Gnuizot in Favor of the People of ae Choosing their Own Govern- 1 Lowpon, Jane 6 —A letter from Guizot pnb. lisbed to-dsy, advocates the validation of the = Mise. curt & ind Con, 225; Tenn. Btate stxe- oli new. TIS; Va. State sixes. olf 6 ole: giao < Missouri sixes, @ > Cen me ee Ly > P. ist Bonds, #2. ane, Sud Pripes do Joinville ask ine apes Wh Sagat oes | and Prince einville, an at 7 a form of government for France by @ vote of un. Whbay sedges the nation. MORE, Inp: Virgigia do WH. 72 } Z New French Ministry. pd VaRSalLixs, June 6.—The Ojiciel Journal | | OBPEN , OF. Les ae a ag! iar oth sooth Gere tira announces the following appbintments -—M. dora Lambrecht, Minister of the Interior; M. Franc, Mini-ter of Agricultare; General Min! of War; ', Prefect of thi to time for holding a ‘supple eleotion has bg ty ot oe pe endaed ME Aw Future Government of F; Dei The (: 2 aerern ranma. atractin of she Town of Bathang, Assembly is to fill its own one handred and twenty seats, the next to assume the constita- ‘ent powers, and finally to order a plebise!te for the cctermination of the question of the future form of government. Arrest of au Assassin. Lowpom, June ¢.—Schunacker, the murderer eperals Lecom| Clement Abont the Ist of April there was a sudden 4 unaccountable rise of waters in the district of Bathang, which continued until the i1th, when of G pt and » has | tbe country ior pearly four hundred’ miles been around was convulsed by earthquakes. The Mechefort and Asst. mocks sera A yp continued, with trial of Roche termissions, when became vane wert ond Aad hes boon lege {requent and Gnaliy ‘ceased. “The. scenes A Plot to Blow Up Paris. rats Chase Cn rare veyend danexiption. Wires have been discovered in the sewers of tthe 6 tht at oon tea vient oe ne Paris, intended to blow up the city. Gambetta up the city. ght is still at San Sel were thrown down, 2,421 dwellings were destroyed and 2,205 persons crashed by Foreign Markets. the fi walls. To add to these accumulate. Fraxsrvort. June &—Bonds closed at 9%, oh 4 4 horrors flames broke ont among the r: for the isene of 1862. im im four places, and raged with nn. Panis, June 5, evening.—The Bourse closed | controllable f @uringfive days, consuming buoyant. Rentes %S france and 47 centimes. every thing within their reach. and destroying o—_— the lives of hundreds who were lying wo Movements of Ocean Steamers. and helpices among the ruins of their . Loxpon, June 6—The steamer New york, | The grain collector at Bathang eays that for from New York for Bremen, has arrived at | several days before the earthquake the water Soutbampton. Thesteamship Baltimore, from | had overflowed the dyke, but aiter ijt the earth Baltimore, arrived at Southampton to-day. | cracked in many plac id black. fetid water ‘Tne steamship Aleppo, from New York, arrived | spurted out ina furious manner. It one pokod at Queenstown to-day. The steamship Pras. | it the ing instantly followed, tian, from Quebec, touched Moville to-day,en | case with the salt wells (im the route to Liverpool. the province:) and thisexpiains ho LiveRProot, June 6.—Arrived, the steamer Oity of London, from New York, ani the Darien, from New Orleans. Naw York, June 6—Arrived, the Java and the City of Washington, from Liverpool. ith that fire followed the earthquake. Steep ni sunk out of sight, and in their places naaght seen bat yawning the earth upheavi New Youk, June 6—Arrived, the steamer fail particulars of which Ishmalia.from Alexandria, Egypt. Also, the | will be anxiously watched for steamer Ville de Paris. ose-> CRRSATEAKR AND ORIO CANAL—Merting of fl uckholdeva— The Presideni’s Annwal t ceting of the ktockhoiders o: t and Obie Canal in An > the old officers were re. President, Hon. The Manitoba Mutineers Held for Ex- om. New York, June 6 —The examination in the case of the seamen of the British bark Manito- ba, charged with piracy, was concluded this morning before Commissioner White. The case for the prosecution was summed up by the gounsel for the British Consul, who contended | that the men should be held for extradition. | The Commictioner stated that he would certain- ly bold Thomas and Robert Walsh, Thomas | Shea and James Carr, but concerning the othe 8 | he bad not decided. ‘Sne case was adjourned till 3 o’clock, when the Commissioner will ren Ger a decision. Aa ee Peinting ce rned Ont. PHILADELPHIA, June 6.—A fire broke out at two o’clock this ‘morning on Commerce street, below 6th, in the printing office of Spangler < Davis, and destroyed the upper portion of the back building, which bad a number of tenants giving a detatied the Canal dort receipts in 1 in Bs $164,209 i; expended, 885,166. Ist. $165,045.02; appropriated to pay interes’, £110,750, leaving on hand, $52,295 ‘There was some falling off in the transpo' tion of coal as cnnpared with the previons y occasioned by the stopping of the Bramen of steamers after hosilities began between (er and the stores of Percival Collins, paper and | many and France, and breaks in the y ge [ ee Che ware- occasioned by the great Testor in ‘October last Siateen were required to repair the damage Fesulting from this dood, during which navige tion was 6: . The tonnage for the ta: two months exceeded that or any previous two months istory of the Canal. -—- 87-3. C. Giddings has been regularly nom'- nated for by the 1 ei spas oy Democrats of the 7A special committee bas been raised in the Connecticut Legislature for the purpose ot canvassing the subject of divorce, with a view toa general revision of the laws relating there- S7-At St. Petersburg the cholerac: Cred to one of it daily. reat an- and twenty persons dying S7"A shoe in which the Princess Roval had was specially sent ali the from Berlin to be thrown at the Rew!y-wedded Grant, Mise Grant and Miss Cooke arrived at » the Princess Louise and the Marquis of Te the Firth a morning from AZ Letter writing, sare Mr. Beecher, should = a afternoon for | be tanght in schovis instead or composition. ope oy There are few things more absurd than to set « ers, and others throng ad but Ouly ® | child of ten or twelve years of age to the writ- od interviews. ng o Scompesition. “But every child can be ug! i liar things, to use his Young Men Drowned. senses sharply iu observation, anito recor] as. curately what he sees or hears or feels. &7- Counsel for Edwards and Collins, prize fighters, made application for a common law Writ Of certiorari yesterday, in before Judge Barnard, which was The case will now be argued bots the en a term on the jurisdiction of the sou- ncing court. a7 In «& difficulty about a fence, Rolls county, lilipois, on Wednescay last three brothers named Underwood attacked Kichard A. Mentier with pce The latter retarned fre, mortally wounding one of bis assallante, when one of the other two fired rourteed balls into Menifer, killing bim. Sean Wagston, William aivere in a A and Willfam Bemford. Two others, Clarence Sargent and William Holt.swam ashore, ———_ o Peery, of a Rallroad Bridge. Panis, Ontanto, Jane 6.—The stone alut- ment and iron girder bridge over the river Neath, within three miles of Paris, gave way ht, en mone | twenty-four freight the jo ene yh Taois at the break for two or three days, bat will delay. C432. —a The Bodies ef Twe Drowned Editors PLUMB & Co., BEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, ORTREAL, The bodies of the an- Ls sallsta, Bpaight and Lodee,orthe | GENBKAL AUCTION BERS, mee dba] went vg hogs IRSUKANCE BROKERS ——_ o—_— VEYANOING, BXa AND PREPS. oe ‘DI iuk®, AND ALL LEGAL ras is made promptly and on moe PRAISE CAT ewe ces con. PoE eat pe Bae anes cece A.B. M. TAYLOB. Se