Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Lith St. BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP’Y. & 2. AUP Cunts PER Week, or FoR- Ts PEE MONTH. jes at the counte: T—) Cunt each. By mail—three months, 91,90; ® six months, $3.00; one year, $5.00, ems THE WEEK Drished igor » year, BF In ance, in both cases, ok . dno papers r than paid for 38—N it s of advertising furnishol on application : WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1871. VY 4! ing & lar, ” GOODS, Ete. AMUSEMENTS. Grecar NOTICE. — In aT OF we Thie fsmous resort fs open forthe cong of vig- The re nhappy condition of affairs in Paris c rts being now at an end, 1 shall soon be enabled to im- pincer ee Ri port my € as heretofore. Having been of the Rirkorood Hoste, compelled me to purchase from all mar peas, Boe sean otueectoge ing, crabbing, kets, I havedecided to close out my entire steck of Beating aad tenth Sho dr..are among the savese- Fezes Coots. if meenitln, by selling atmdiseountot | tients at this delightful lag aa: Water PER CENT., comms a S- | kteamers almost daily from Baltimore and Was r So ances serene fon. A tri — mail has been established to the LIAN, Importer, Paint No 907 Pena’a avenae Die. Te ne: per day, $18 net we por Tat jem tf ‘And’? Cite Feevise, Parle, | month oe? P aud mon * Sarees : childre = under 10 years ir oTIce TU LADIES AR POTTS, Proprictor. _JOBN KIRKWOOD- "Manager. Jy3-dtl5_ Desiring to make room for cther stock. I wi d sell all my Stock of | MILLINELY GOODS at cot Th aur ‘ 8. HELLER, Pr The ly ue 715 Market Space. | for SUMMER BOARDERS, ——— eee lurge andairy. Th 715 715 tached are, 0, shichly ima bes - cond shade: ” LE € omer Mai and a 5 "4 MARERE SPA Tier, me Cold wed t ths attached to flowed. “Also, Bathe, both eurt sed pont gpmnarinan: ‘etn a short walking distance of the ER. tlso, arr Ce ee feaete tor solltan, te Terabe othe wate ol = are for sailing, ishing and crabbing. ott WALKI € all tylen, white proprietor has determined to make this a most desirable Summer Retr. ate. and liberal re fag made for Sv MMER BOARD CAs BE BAD. W rT Goop d well-furnished R: rte - rake th pecdapoeae aye ‘The largest assortment ot OORSETS in the city, MY rdetoct connty ° : seg Tint iste Wo per cout. ews than they ena bo | 80 and $35 per month. Meter to Majd Oh. Apo —- ¥. SCHEFFER, Our well known PARIS KID GLOVES at $1 per | _ie2) 2" Proprictor._ “a T TO NT This beantifal SUMMER RESORT, sit uated near Snicker’s Gep,on Alexandi and Winchester turnpike. sa be ready for the. reception ist, 1 desiring to +] Plcase addrese B. Tr Dffice, London county, | ec; OLOWN. ‘ATLANTIC Clty, N FIVE HOURS AND A HALF FROM W _Begntifally located between the “railroad depot and LLER, a ne Give - aaa 71d Market Space, = y in th ant: Parner Hill Post Va. FANCY GOODS. M. PRICE, 413 SEVENTH STREET, Beacu, View of the Oc Berwers D axo E Sr2ers. 151m “HENRY HATES. Proprietor. —_ TPERORE BOSE XTRAORDINARY, ay, OPE: One of the beet ‘ly Hy and comfort enaranntead, NO SHAM! pues on tho I land. Quis Hou hated Cor, Frank! Washington sts. “Terms, 62-3) per day. From this day op 1 smn det a to, sell of me ete 1 Ratios securing rooms for 6 a WM. H. GILL. S*4 BATHING! SEA-BATHING!! COBB'S ISLAND, VIRGINIA, Balk Ge BA GOOD= at first c first of Augus M. PRICE, AD’ : 413 SEVENTH STREET, mac ss ¥FORY pumas jo5-3y" between D and E st a 'S—§3 per Day; $18 per week. & Address COBB BROTHERS. Gherrystone, Va, ag MILLINERY r+) cu AND a BZ Ronte From Baltimore by Ol Bay Line or Ds. er Helen, eamer Ne P. FANCY Go! Banke to Chertystone Ts 7 SOM iat PSSACLE TOtSE MES. A. G. GASTON, scent, FREDERICK COUNT! va. Mrs. CLABA A. KINES, of Washington, Manager. 1223 F STREET, NG OFE AT Cost FOR THE NEXT SELLING OFF NiTY DAYS POSITIVE REDUCTION. ade arrangements for OPENING A NT 50 per day, Ss week, and hod er children under teu years'and ser: Vants half price. Thronch tickets from Washington to the Springs and return, via Orange, Alexandria and Manassas Railrosd and ‘stage { — to peas at nests TALS Bt) WHITE sai é05 Te good until Ge SULPH sale at nue and at t eee eaaive ia MILLINMSY ond LA . Leave at 7:1) a. ms.; errive at Capper Springs GOODS Before leaving. inp ai ear) Farther information may be obtained of any of the Glowing person: Moses Kelley, Francis H. hue Ex. STRAW TURB. FANCY GOUDs= S and a great variety of ig cheap. Wor Balint ne, K g Pratt &Son, a A. G. GASTON, y Feck, Esq Clinton Lloyd, é De . Ese Octavius Knight, Esq. jet im REE or Mes. cass ‘A. tines. € per Springs. gn.” jedi te Mesteney SPRL THE H GREAT REDUCTION. E PLA of the oaitain, one mile ONE PRICE ONLY. i = 5 a al arytand | Rail hee wei pels Fuuuing within three mi} of the house and to the, HENRY KING, Jr., iat OPE EY : wre? - rl rhs road MASONIC TEMPLE, eeoneere to ties miles from Monterey, where g fortable con- CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS. Guat med. aoe fare in readiness to bring @ We rates 2 a day, 810 a week. or $35 a month, pa pe Seales etdrens Momtarey Spring” Franklin Comty, Penn's. BOOTS AND SHOES. REDUCED RATES Twenty five thousand dellars of MILLISERY on F r Sc¥ Goops, FLOWERS. hia LA’ S ODS. ERY. GLOVES, PARASOLS, “C ORSETS, a VESTS. Bold at 10 per cei Bo deviaten. Positively One Price Onl JeS- h.s.ta.tm my3-ly ay 4 FoR N, © StKWEATHER, CSE. ANGINEER 4 AND sdraniye TaMDENr. a Ail order executed. DRAWINGS for : Peete “Sa hew Par ree et See uEneroor. 2 = po eS TOKN EY From and after July 4 we offer our large and desir- able stock of JOS: TYSSOWSKE. BOOTS AND SHOES ATTORNEY AT LAW, Youne’s Law Building, corner nd Gth street, Washingt mn, D.C. AT & DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. 0! ON ALL CASH SALES ‘So large an assortment at such rates is seldom of- fered in this market. This large and varied stock is of this s¢ason’s manufacture, and will meet the wants ofall. We name in pert ‘ Specinlty—T. Jone Fons 4 x at FOR LADIES: a ie esi, Wy TIES, BUT A FORDS, The SP eS = oy CON- po ha FOR GENTLEMEN: PRINCE, WASHINGTON SHOE, BOOTS ERS, ‘ALF, PAT! ATH Linas FOR MissES pare CBILDREN: We have aft LES. and COLORS, apd FOR MILITARY PURPOSBS: We heave jast received a CHBAP LOT. Es? MUTUAL LUE RANCE COMPANY, WAUREE: iba 3 Ate daecetes me Re Jonx H.Vax ishes insurance mt ite met co less than im most, If tot all, Eben + it obtains higher rates Tver lower ratie of ents wanted SIGHT, Agent. H. BURNS & CO., Te NATIONAL METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. jyLtr 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Pete A RL ORGANIZED 4U0 UST 26, 1870. WASHINGTON HOTELS. CASH CAPITAL. 100,000 | 7 ©. WILLARD. Office im Shepherd's ny Be. 903% Pon: a/l- EBBITT HOUSE, { vania avenur. Moses hE My Pression MaMvEL cass 4.5.20! BUDD. Wss Praag War wae’ $B FSi A. Shepherd. DENTISTRY. MS. BROWS, by the use of Pars Gai. Eoin Deru ee R ib = ov aL. wit SSPE bee JHE” done ae ee eo ALTERATIVE BITTERS. Siadies Lanes, rand _auanntectared of Den- aes |e ae i, at No. 1200 7th and Send stamp for specimen pages, pycnie cS pote L_M. TAYLOR. M D._ UBLE AND SIX ai gE, ge GUNS at yee Dew Feasayivauia mast” | seecf the GT Gassn ourtcone sir ES B DISTRIBUTION pve tht ny Chart: *, Ne The Founding ing Ayia 1 Sisters, of, Onarity,, New ome, Raskingion, gta irtne a Picesanton, one: Iulssoner ais Fittrnal Hevenuc,on the wth of July, The Tallow fal by will be awarded the rant in he Commissioners :—4-sto1 givert ee os pores Piao ca Raw bw St feng hes. and Story Brick, House, 300 ie 1 fine Residence near to..on Passenger paine location, ef same location, @3.40.. 1 fine Residence near pvaustows, samelsoation, @7 Oo. 7 8 adjoining above suburban proj an. 2,000 eac 17 90 Cash Gifts, 590.000 rownsvillo Precinct gal Lincoln County, Nevraska,? percent, geht int, 0 U.S. Bonds; '#10.900 N.C. State Bonds; 00 farce. National’ ‘Mechantes? Bank, Balto.; 100 Shares Citizens’ National Bank, Balto; i, Shares Northern Cen B.; 10) Shares = Ito. and 4, Gio 2 e » Pad Phiis., Wilmingt ~ B."' 22,000 Tickers only wart bese ch 45 enc ach, Sain, Fg Lote: oR. Maj. Geo. 7. Castin, Baits Mi Gommisirs. hee Liv. M. C.. Pittsharg, Pay Trustee Gen. 1. Hunter, .D.0.; Hon. NN Hirst Rational Bank, Hagerstown, Md.t Apri ema Piva. . Bai own, Md.; Brent, late Att'y petri Baltimore. Deeds of the above Real Estate certified by 6 counsel, in the hau of fhe Tensteo, Tickets and Circulars can be f WG. Metzorott & Co, Mosic Degicre, 028 Permetivania ‘svenuey W , & 0. H. Morrison, Booksellers, $7 B’Beuniylv ants wenne; Ben). DeWalt, Jewele Peaasyly ania venue; zy. ©. Parke pookseliors 5 927 7th strooi; intro} p el Dudley, Estate Agents, 71 Siang oe ‘Agent, Stationer and Printer, No. 31 1 omer ; ‘Nassan strect, New York. eesy AZ Orders by ‘mail’ will receive prompt atten- tion peuye Loutes EVE. yous MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CORNER KINTH AND D STREETS. ADVANTAGES OF THE ASSOCIATION: Erse ze —— see" Gatherings. joarding House Lists Hest Magazines, Bowling: alley: Free Parlors. mbasium, Lectures. erasy Entertainments, Prayer Meeting at poop and 6 p.m. Circulating Library. follwing New Books have recently been added: wane ean sbiograhhy,, Why did he not Die: Fister, The, Vietory uf the Vanquished: C Little Men: Alcott, Old Fashin eryunat: @ Girl: Whitney. ‘The Silent’ Partner: nga oe > 5 ama Credo. Jett Bana’ ss GA Is ap NE ounces iit! AsTSivenve, SHAKSPERE’S HAMLET Py WEBBER, of Cine! tye ERGW ON EXHIBITION. ON EXHIBITION AND SALE No. 486 a street, between D and E streets, joors above Odd Fellow’s Hall, Chote Sriiey nti, Bogravings Uhr mote, Pry rere ‘pargost Stock AMINES, chef Frames.Ploture Cords aud T No "158 sriser. Be, 456 eraser. Mioges Nelions ramets riot sage a nthe District De ERMS, CASH. _Fieass iber Name and Number. sp25-ly* HS. STORE, F. ©: BEICHENBAC 0. 423 11th Stree above Penna. Avenue, (Rayaurisues Oven BO Vesna) Sole agency for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS of Win. Knabe & Co., Baltimore, BcCanimon, “Albany, also, second-hand ‘and Melodéons for sale Most ‘sscomenodating orins: ‘Toning and Bepairing, CLOTHIN Wwurte DUCK SUITS! WHITE DUCK SUITS!! GOOD AND CHEAP. HABLE BROTHERS, je2o-tr Corner Tth and D streets. Crone OUT SALES VG. “OF YOUTH'S, BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. ° VE AND WELLINGTON BISMARCK, ZOUA SUITS. BARNEY JACKET SUITS. DERBY SUITS. METROPOLITAN SUITS. ‘The above styles in SUMMER CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS# WHITE DUCK, MARSEILLES and COLOBED LINENS, manufactured with taste and elegance for all ages from 3 to youths of 20 years of age. Also, SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS, TIES, SOCKS, &c., &e Great opportunity for good goods at low prices. NOAH WALKER & 00., jeune’ 611 PEWNSYLVANIA AVENUE. $11 SUIT AT OAK HALL. Men, when hen they meet i the street, narects HAVE You Ee ‘gi: SUIT AT FULL Sl COAT, Pans nad In Chesterfield Sack or Derby," genres EER 1 Suit a epectalty, we claim Best Selected Stock of Ret: Seeieahe + Faull fitting i a VOI Boys? Wane OAK HALL, J. H. SMITH & CO., CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. jei8-1m Hs" IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC! CLOTHING! CLOTHING !! - CLOTHING!! pa eee ee 'OUTHS’, BOYS’ and to cost, at ibe of gee eal ‘sod re ‘convince you “ ‘ L No, 943 PENNSYVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninth and Tenth streets. _ F. * Gossow ¥. London 860.) Wy OITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, 1 moe Pte Rak ata ware FLANNEL SUITS! WHITE FLANNEL SUITS !! " GOOD AND CHEAP. HABLE BROTHERS, je 20-tr Corner 7th and D streets. Corner |pesas SODA . axD MINEBAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT, - - ar lh meme iw a MILBUERN’S DEU No, 683 FIFTEENTH SPECIAL NOTICES. El ‘t Hair Adds a charm to th piainest face; but when faded, features beture azreeable lose ad the whole expressian is that of advauelug age. a factyit ie hot surprising that even injurios articles should have bebe ane ply Inlllions who wie to, avoid iprenatarely gray hair. Under these circum: ill scar 'y be won dered at that NATT ANS’ CRYSTAL DISCOVERY ghonld have met with such extraortinary success. Fike only preparation furnishing a-age and Hable restorer for the, lair; absolutely free from all a ud without sedi- noueands have availed ply Because it t sim) it restores — of the hair, ‘tut because it supplies nourish- It feeds the roots of that w uae acai. the hair, so ed it becomes vigorous and health ie ea all sections of t country orders and testimo- nials are received daily fn ne highest terms of its qualities Breparaticn ‘that ever gave entire satisfaction. mn b ak Walsh, 16th of. apd Fa. ay. ‘and ISU ad vert Ford, 110) ig Chzistiant Bre MM te: G. W. Cropley, 110 Bridge st D.On avy Lard: Bist: and ‘A Bacon, » Daw, corner Joth and Ls Depots corner of 31 and Date Great Reduction. IN OLD Rye AND BOURBON WHISKIES, ANDIES, GINS. tc ¢ the fou brands, \viz:—Family Nectar, er gal: Robertson 4 4 do., $3.50 i G 5 rae is 0 do. 3° ao doe} $5, do. Dupuy & Oe ee eo) die nia Breoar wi py & Srnia Bran 3 Od Een Gh itt bales wea Pindar Brandy: Liberal discount tothe wade. Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitte oprlet Ta and 1219 Pena avons, THURSTON’S IVORY PEARL TOOTH PoOw- DER is the best Sb ced for ae re preserving teeth. Fela by all crogerts. and £0 cents. JOUY. SODOHUUSKID GLOVE CLEA ERrestares 0 ied gloves equal to new. Ssputby al rapgists and fancy gvods dealers, Pricy, 23 myll cane Batchelor’s Hair Dye. This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world. Plarinicas, reliable, rerio ous; does not contain DoF any vitaite poison tosproiuce fa (eears nd dlastve prepat fhe only perfect Hair Deeb or Brown, Soll yaw ruggists, Applied at 1 © Bond street. ew ork, : CTC PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, Ete. Tes SELECT M Sian et ane URSION That was to hav MONDAY aside ot TmursDAY EVES On gccount of the rain \G, JULY 6, 1871, order of the i “COMMITTEE Gua er non. TO LAKE SU- By THE UNION STES AMBOAT. COMPANY. will nce FALO Suiy Yoh, CLE 2h. DETROIT July 2is Grand Excursion Around Lake Sn- ay vie Sa perior, int of iuterest om that celebrated and beautiful ‘The trip will occupy twenty fivedays. attractions on the route land, trolt River, bake. air and ‘Bier? 6 Haron Sault Ste Marie, St. Mary Rapids, Lake Supe four days fer trout i parlor City. Bay »inte, Portage Lake, ‘opper Mines = y<) Marqutic. eae Faupes one day, the Pictured Woche, Point aux Pine Detour Mack. inac and Put-in-Bay. Rarties intending to camp on the Fishing Groups at Neepigon River show id provide themselves with ee. Tents, Camp Equipag: A xper enced physician will be on board the en- A sufficient number of Laundresses will tee board, A good Band of Music will accompany we bxcursi As only EIGHTY TICKETS will be sold, applica- tion ib nag should be made at once. Fare for op? entire trip, including Meals apd Berths, £12 For passage and a0) information apply to OF PASSABO ADS SETH CALDWELL tire jet-tJy19 General Passenger Agent, Buffalo. — BEDUCTION IN PRICES. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE- DUCE STOCK, I AM OFFERING, FOB THE NEXT 30 DAYS: .$,9,10, 12 and 915 10.11, 12 and $15 8, 10.12 and $14 Linen Sack Coats.....75c, 1,125, 1.75, 2, $2.50 Youths’ Cassimere from. 6 to €10 Boys’ 3 6 Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats, from... “Blue Cloth Frock and Derby Coats...8 to $12 B7 A Deduction of 20 PER CENT. has been made ov all these Goods. S7 Purchasers will find it to their advantate to giveme acall. 7 Persons going to the country, or to different Watering Places, can have their wardrobes replen- ished at a small expense. ~ i REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER— A. STRAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and Nth streete, jeer Three doors from Nth st. ‘Wy Bite MARSEILLES Vests! WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS !! GOOD AND CHEAP. HABLE B} Corner 'LOUR, MEAL, MILL ¥EED, AT VERY LOW RATES. ELEGANT OATS, WILLIAM B. B. REDGRAVE, ; LUMBER DEALER, ‘Corner of Seventh and Q streets N. W., wu DUCK AND LINEN SUITS FOR BOYS. Corner ib soa Gp trees a: TWO CENTS. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. Teiegraphed Exclusively t Tae Boening Stor. - French Republicans Elated at their Success in the Elections. EVENING STAR Washington News and Gossip. InTERxAL Reverve.—The receipts from this source to-day were ©1,001,571.18. THE svBSCEIPTIONS to the new joan to-day were £45,000. Mastzr Apotrnus Marrx of this city has been ordered to duty at the Naval Observatory. Sexators Rice, of Arkausas, and Spencer, of Alabama, are in tow Srcretary Rosesox will not return here until Tuesday or W Wednesday o of next week. Tue Present will retarh here about Tues- day evening next it is understood, and a Cabinet meeting will be held on Wednesday. Pants, July 4—The republican journals re. Joice over the overwhelming vote given for the ‘candidates of the ‘Thiers party in the country os te and regard the victory as one caleu- ed establish permanently the republic in Preece The monarch journals, on the other hand, show signs of panic. and accusaeach other of a ‘inck of devotion and energy in the cause. La Presse resumes publication to-morrow, ander the manag re. Ge proposing & system of compulsory service for a term of two years in the army. The Viexxa, duly 4.—The Reichrath has passed the ba¢ Victor Emanune! in Rome. Roxz, July 4—The municipality of Rome ave a brilliant bail last night tothe King. At the close, his Majesty started for Florence. There has been an unusual attendance of Cardi- nals and other high itaries of the Church at court during the king's stay in Rome. Skconp Assistaxr P Smitn left for Minnese Monday. TMASTER GENERAL ta, with his family, on —— General Sickles in London. ‘THE PARDON for ex-CongressmanC.C. Bowen, | _ Loxpon, July rhe Daily News says that convicted of bigamy, Lad not reached the jail at | General Sickles, Minister to Spain, bas 2 o'clock, this afternoon, and he wassti a pris- arrived in London, and is going to Germany, The rth in Londen. A banquet was given yesterday by the Ameri. can residents of London at the Langham Hotel A ption was also held at the residence of Schenek, in honor of the day. Result aud Effects of the French Elections. Panis, July 5.—The Lehats says the election details are favorable to the Bordeaux pro- gramme. The victory is notone for the Re publicans, Who owe their success to a division oner at that hour OxpERED To West Porxt.— First Licut. James W. Reilly, ordnance department, and Second Licut.Jokn M. K. Davis, Ist artillery, have been ordered to temporary duty at West Point. REAR ADMIRAL SANDs Superintendent of tho Naval Observatory, will leave here soon for an official tour during which he will visit several of their opponents, but toorder and peace. The prominent observatories and scientific institu- | Republicans are, however. jubilant over their tions in this country and Canada. success. The Sizce says the Bor ists have cent been condemned by it, and the Legitimists have CLERICAL Promotions.—Mr. N. A. C. Smith has been promoted from a first to a second class clerkship in the appointment office of the Post Gfice Department. About fifteen temporary clerks in the Patent Office have been appoiut- ed t first class clerkships. Tre Brandy Maxvractvag.—The detailed sthtement of the spirits in and out of bondin the Vnited States on May ist, 1871, shows that Of the 963,000 gallons of brandy in the country, nt 161,000 fons is the genuine product of fruit, the balauce being compounds from dis- tilled spirits, Frvit Distitation-—The regulations of the Internal Revenue Office governing fruit distillations published last year are undergoing revision, and will receive but be changes except in the instructions for making survays which will be materially moditied. The revised regulations will be ready for distribution in a few days. The information received at the Internal Revenue Office indicates a very tavor- able fruit distillation during the present year. DistittEry Sratistics.—Reports received atthe Internal Revenue Office, show that 192 grain and7 molasses distilleries were in opera- fon on the Ist instant, producing 180,339 gallons of spirits daily. On the ist of June last there were 214 distilleries in operation, producing N59 gallons per ‘a decrease {n the daily production. ce June Ist, of 11,22) gallons per he ‘decrease for the same period in 1863 was 47,971 galions daily. Of the 12 distilleries in operation in HMinois, 19 in Idiania, 39 in Kentucky Ohio, Hin Pennsylvania.’ THE Crvtz Service Commission.—The mem- bers of the civil service commission, except Mr. Medill, who is temporarily absent, were to-day sworn in by James Lawrenson, Esp., of the Post Oftice Department. The commission to-day re- sumed the consideration of the competitive cxaminations. The doc UMents hy rts from several or the departments number of em- resumed their position of small minority. The between the citics and the country and the true France aay, as a prelude to the removal of the go: ment to Versailles. The latest classificstion of pd members of the Amwmbly, chosen Inst 8un- * follows: 56 Thi » 13 Raticals, wah ieimiste, 3 Orleanists, aud 1 Bonapartist. The Américan Knights Templar to The American Kani jar trom Pittsbarg were welcomed to Al Towers to-day by the Earl of Shrewsbury an passed the 4th in visiting the castle aud extate. ‘The Pope's on im the Mapnrp, July 4.-The Cortes continues the discussion of the budget. Tie reports which have been circulated hereof alleged distarbanoes in Havana are now known to be unfounded. During the debates in the Cortes yesterd: e! Nocedal took occasion to denounce in bitter lan- mage King Victor Emanuel's occupation of pme. Senor Glozaga :n reply protested against the expression of any opinion on the subject by the Cortes. Home Again. sees July 4.- Victor Emanuel Froresce, July 5.—King Emanuel has re- turned from Rome. ing thelr inability te at- e of the usual charac rgton. Speeches were made by both Aim-rieat. ad Englis) men, in which the most friend ily and pacific sentiments were interchanged. The Races at Loxg Branca, duly 4—Fifteen thousand persons were on the course to witness the steeple g the first chase. The horses started even, taking three hurdles. Julius bolted rider, afte and ‘a half. also thrown between Duffy and K. Connelly ten len examination. race was then Oysterman, with R. hs “behind. As Duffy urdie the horse struck 4 id turned completely out of the field. In the horse run a fence pole between Ts, and bled to death in a few minutes. AN ARRANGEMENT has been made at the ‘Treasury Department by which the salaries of government officials which are paid quarterly will hereafter be promptly forwarded on the day on which they become due, instead of delayi four or five days, as heretofore. On account o} the large number of attorneys, judges, marshals and other officers of the government who are paid quarterly, four or five days were required at least after the Ist of the month to make out the warrants; but hereafter the warrants will be made out beforehand and promptly forwarded ee the Ist day of the month, when they become fabli show Oysterman won the rac>, beating Vesuvius ten lengths. Time 8 minutes 9 seconds he second race was a mile dash, purse six hundred dollars. Fifteen horses staried. The Face was won by Susan Ann. Time 1.52%. ‘Third race, geney Dechy stakes, purse three hundred and fifty dollars; ‘one mile and a halt There were thirty-one a Eight started Harry bassett won, beatin parchist, Idaho Wanderer and Collodcon. 2 ——— ¢ —_ Commencement ee Virginia MiMi Institu: July “The. commence- the Virgipia Military Institute os In a 80-called poem entitled d “Broke,” in the Overland Monthly for July, the new school of vulgar dialect minstrelsy, founded by Bret ‘Harte and developed by John Hay, gets reduced to its lowest terms, as follows: Lexineton, V. “3 — exercises of lace to-day, and were largely attended. And when the Good Master above us was The > aoe es elivered neon wes 5} potawood, Teachin’ us lovin’ each other down here, Prartur, He didn’t tell any such ornery fellers kon tend eee alamni As these that eir title was clear. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. banquet was “hacen ppennrey —— Th % tas: brilliant ks ere Was & ‘trewor on the grounds at 9 o'clock Pam the ‘exercises termi- nated with a grand ball rg iven by the cadets, in the mess hall of the institu af There waa guany of Southern beauties and disti military and civic —_ Ex-Governor John quite ill, is convalescent” The in the Northwest. Me aye July 5—There was no formal cele- ation of the national anniversary here Private boner on family and > » Who bas been ae ‘account were counted by thousands. Th a ee formal ope ing of te Leadinoien teak on One of the Sth Maryland a Regiment apublle evenvor much interest. The total length Accidental a cK, Mp., Ji ey ‘ul 1 1 » Jul inful and atal accident ocenrred at the camp of Maryland ite ‘about I o'clock, inet night. ‘The regiment is from Baltimore, and: encamped here. At the hour named, A. Stewart, of Co. C, ye & swivel besvily which burst in pieces, ao fagees Cae his ribs aud imbeddi 4 is 1,490 feet, and cost $498,490. Throughout the northwest the day was cole- brated more generally than on any previous oc- casion for many years. The most noted celebra- tion occurred at Galesburg, Ill, where Senator Trumbull was the orator. After speaking in the usual strain of all orators on such occasions, ha instanced the wrongs the American people ‘had | PT* pe Seems borne during the rebellion from the mouarchial Tangs. Stew: rehire ‘his Powers of Europe, and said “‘when the rebellion | #0rmiug, when he ne died’ "The deceased is ‘been from New York, and to have served ins New Wort Tegiment ‘in the late war. He was about 25 yearscld, and has lived in Balti- more about six months as a cabinet maker. weer nase A Canal Bottom ington Conk Mine. uly canal, of Pansy bec tie siesta tar 89 | aecide® iran, ban noes te mehancet ‘yesterday mornts pletely draft ving tie soeiia ie’ r ning die w ended the voice of a single Senater itis. may into courts and parry jeg The Joint High Commission owned the wrong of depredatit our commerce, and agreed io pay for it,” ans he rejoiced that the Ainertean people had patience to await such consummation. He that we did nct go to war with a nation of the sams anguage and religion, that is doi h for Civilization am christianity. hie Ee a glowing tribute to the laws of the United tates, which accorded justice and protection 2 all alike, and expressed himself decided! favor of the clevation of women, and the | mune, the oot of wich eaved in, day was not distant when women would receive | Wsaster, It is ree 4 that the the same pay ior t same service as men. the waters which rashed ——_o— thro the oy g filled the tinct ifthe number of miners ‘been at work, sneir escape from the et would have been cut mag and a loss of life would NASHvVItze, Tenn., train on the Nashville hich left here: Jaly 5.—The passenger gud Northwestern rail” | «ne Glorious Fourth” in the Soath. Fortress Moxror, July 4—4 national Salute was fired trom the fort to-day at noo ‘There was a Airolny otieeqorics in n thee e q Hhouraad poonia The ieee ers ing ortolk, 46 ‘Atcvsta, Gay gulp 4—The bank other public offices aa closed today, Sriich was obnerved by the coldked poopie by &@ parade eee Senne byt rains has disappeared, The siege of Paris will probably be ratete, | gz A Man ean z= Bean in a Stable. ALtANY LOCAL NEWS. RIOT AT MARSHALL MALL. Dingracefal Condact of W: tom Rowdies, ims yA. Washington Light Ty, Attacked by the ou The Military Discomfit Their Assait- ants. Com; It was the desire of the m peg Asociation an ght Infantry, which ac: raion at once to after the oclebr Stackpole said he Hail, on the onposite side Le mated, the Wawaset we sengers te Washington been obtained from the to land troops within the mits of th military company was marchoud where they stacked ar » pier to the shore, havin, young rowdy Uirew a his face, and upon commenced a threatening to rade pitch the olored man sect low licid hie pee his way toward the dancing pas 4 ng the negro on ie utly the prostrate man was set upon by. ‘one of whom kicked hita ashe lay w! struck him with @ rock on the he y regaining his tect he again started Tun, calling loudly for help, and was aj an sued, some shouting “Kill the nigger!” T him in the ri: ‘io — mlgger shall st . white man!” &e. rufflans, among * were two brothers na ae peuwell, J “ a fellow named Jarvis and Redily De vie, hod again caught the colored man him at once, Sergeant McBL pany C, of the Light Infantry, several memibers of com: pany A, and two or three others ran from the Thalf a dozen tenant pier for the purpose of rescuing the co!ored man from the clutches of his assailants. They were set upon by the roughs, who cricd ‘DOWN WITH THE MULITA — — ian e + Kill the cowart &e. The fight then began in carne ell laid out one of the rough but was instantly knocked dow: fixed bayonet, CHARGED THEM, and inflicting a paint one and the ribs of ar raged furiously for se THE RUPFIANS POvTOGHT Db e with their tists and with rocks. and looked as if they would drive t the pier. § » and on all sides; dancing in the par mded, and the ladies, greatly t loudly ‘creaming. Beveral soidicrs n9 forced their friendson the beach, and t soon ended In THE DISCOMPITURE OF THE nowDI who retreated t the hill, In Captain Moore had prompt! Bly” w be sounded, and whe in, ordered them to remain t ing that the law of Maryland mast be res and that if arguiled whileon the wharf have ample opportunity to prot During the affray Sergeant MeKenua was struck by arock while standing at the en] of the pier, and sustained aseverc en; jon oF by Lieutenant Crandell, of Cony 7 severe injuries about the body. before Unis a soldier of at Fort Foote, name company M, was SASL saates BY vars saws < who Gigs fy their infamous org : cu One is re minded b livery o1 heavy Ti should be said that MARVLANDERS had nothing whatever to do with this disgraceful affair; in fact, they aided the m ary Ta th encounter with the roughs, api vied with one in extending courtesies to the excursion- ists. It is perhaps well that company A, of the Light Infantry, was unprovided with aiamuni- tion, for had they been fully armed, there can be no doubt that the fracas would Bave ended with more serious results. During the aftray, Dr. Blake, president of the Oldest Inhabitants’ Association, did goo | service in behalf of the excursionista.’ He him with hisumbrella, and it was main’ his eflorts that the cued from his assailants. The assault by the roughs was a brutal one, and was ewtircly up- provoked. —_——— Board op HEatTa—New Pownd-masters 4 pointed —At the mee’ of the Boarg of H: on Monday evening, comumitiee to inquire into the necessity nity St ating certain suits, were to consult the District Attorney on the sui The Heaith Officer was directed to cause tho hackmen to chan theis stands. Major Richards, who was presen: by invita- = of <a Board, explained the operations ot woul force, and stated that the officers aoe if desired: report daily to the Boar, and and that the Board of of Polive had instructed him to state that they were ready to ite with the Board to the extent of their ability. He also stated that the party who had with the old —Te. tion for the removal of dead es ovuld be. from the committec appointed to inquire into the sufficiency of the bon Is of the pound-master, reported that the said bond ‘was not sufficient. Teport was adopted. Mr. Lang=ton offered resol aich were T. Z. Hoover —y ‘failed to keep ts contract with the Board to take up and im- pound domestic animals running at large, &c., and that ssid contract be annnlicl. V« m Essex was then elected pound-master of G. town, and M. M. Wheelock pound-asasicr ot Washington. o Stacck sy LicuTxinc—The storm cloud