Evening Star Newspaper, July 25, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, Published Daily, Sundays P aT THE STAR BUILD: Peansylvania Avenue, corner Lith St, TEE EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMP'Y. &. A. RAUPPURANN, Prev't, i; eee Ricans THE EVENING STAR ts served by carrierd to their subscribers at TEN CENTS PER WeRK, or For- ‘TY Four CENTS PER MoftH. Copies at the counter, Two Cexts cach. By mail—three months, $1.30; six months, $3.00; one year, $5.00. oO THE WEEKLY STAR—published Friday—91.0 = . - Ke invariably in advance, tn both cases, %. 38 co) snd no paper sent longer then paid for ves. N2. 5,728. SF Rates of advertising furnished on application. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1871. Che Evening Star. TWO CENTS. CLOTHING. LADIES’ GOODS, Ete. NEY amie > AT M. WILLIAN'S, 907 Penvevivania AveNve, Ladies will always find a handsome assortment of 5 , Sh inl Handkerchiefs, Beal Lars, Soltre Scored ined AMUSEMENTS. ‘Kat the following i Coats. from, ¢ and trimming Bante, Lece Points, Sacqnes, Making and trimming Vests, $3.30. lack Drews Silke. niting Conte, 0 centa; Pants,25 cents; Vests, “made . of all descriptions. ES Bors’ Clothing made to order tm the lates | BSS mp og a ee hag ye? Clothing m " va 4 ° Now Yesk'styles.” Boxs! Patterns cut for 3s cents sind Feathers. exch a > + &e., do. : Wy 81 beck SUITS; ~ |g il Sepde marked in plein Ragen, s99 of the low: a prices. 907 Pennsylvania avenue. ® RDL OF OO8T TO SELLING OFF ESR eas’ WHITE DUCK SUITS!! GOOD AND CHEAP HABLE BROTHERS, je2otr _Corner Tth anf’D streets. (pb0stNG OUT SALES M. PRICE, . 413 SEVENTH STREET, Berwren D axp E Streets. near Govans- oF YOUTHDS, FOYS AND CHILDRENS boa - CLOTHING. NO HUMBUG! SEEING IS BELIEVING MY ENTIRE STOCK 03 MILLINERY AND FANCY GLODS, REGARDLSSS OF COST. NATURAL CURLS AT A GREAT SAURIFICE Any shape or style of the best quality IMITATION HAIB CHIGNONS AT 35 CENTS. BISMARCK, ZOUAVE AND WELUINGTON SUITS. K tee. 8. A., Wash- BABNEY JACKET SUITS. DERBY SvITs. METROPOLITAN SUITS. The abore styles in SUMMER CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS, WHITE DUCK, MARSEILLES el M. PRICE, COLORED LINENS, manufactured with taste elegance for all ages from 3 to youths of 3 years of 413 SEVENTH STREET, ane. yer between D and E streets. Also, SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS, TIES,| ; a DIES, ATTENTION! BOCKS, &c., &c. recetve proms ste Great opportanity for good goods at low prices. BAtows GALLERY oF FINE ARTS ‘YANIA AVENUE, No. 1995 otheL N THE FINDING LET PEEP om leg, se so ‘Street. NOAH WADRER & CO., 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. jel6-tr <a F.* (Seeceseur forth. F. Loudon & Co..) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY, MERCHANT TAILQK, Metropoliten Hotel, (late Brown's.) Jyi3tt No. 362 Penn's avenue. Washington. 8S. HELLER. LADTES WALKING SUITS of all styles, white and colors, at reduced prices. BATUBAL CURLS at reduced prices, 4 SHB Hh... REAL ESTATE AGENTS. jame and Number. sp35-ly* REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS geting tee bt po ect Yun ta Ft AD ee pate) BACHS PIANO Feces home, " 2 < : 2 Kid : AED AU CERESEERS Our well known PARIS KID GLOVES at 1 per | Srlgteepe for jhe we oa 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, THIBD DOOR EAST OF SEVENTH STREET 265.000 to lend on Real Estate in the District Organs and Melodsone for sale. or PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, Ete. rr ase. 15 eke Sees, GREAT REDUCTION. & ot Columbia. ONE PRICE ONLY. P ada weiesiiat Wala FORTES ’ 0 fos ine XCURSIO! ‘ARS £27,000 for Business Notes and Temporary HENRY KING, Jr, Exe A pit Bae SERAL ADVANCES MADE PENDING NE! o LIBE DVA CESMADE PEND Ge. eaten e hi me ry Prompt personal attention given to all matters in- i aE ‘Karat eiekots ; children half price. 21-2t* trusted w our ¢ ps C.W_HAVENNER & CO. SUMMER RESORTS. -five thousand of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS, FLOWERS, RIBBON, ee es STRAW a FP40ures W. 8 eraines, vinarsia. PREEDMEN'S REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND. Ho: EEETS OAD 1. Titers desiron = the Tented ter “tw cher stre a vorite Summer g © omnes loth treet and New York py el fer sane eevouset Pena Man Honor iz take berth alt inform the public that we hare opened Positively One Price Ont: carriages will be in readiness to convey pablic sale and ® fn this city hase, Ahem, six mileg over m gvod rend. tothe Springs Z rope @ collec re Terme: $1 ‘week; 240 per month of 3 days; coors vin beaten hea or rent EWING MACHINES. evden under {5 eare abd serfangs half prion, sncalceee ee | Formerly of the Warren Green Hotel, Warren: te ior sale om Capitol Hill, | Wy WLOX & Gina's 1 ten. Uitep.) jy awe Moscy to loon an teal cotasesion _ied-tn* SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. aA Tt T 0 NI cHENNEY & €O., LEST AND_ LESS LIABLE TO M = SIM CET OUT OF ORDER. Se THEast CoR. 71m axv EK Staezts N. W..) This beautifel SUMMER RESORT, «it- siiichartenar eh erse eee and Winchests pik fe “ re reception of guests by JUNE. Isr, STOCK, BOND, AND NOTE BROKERS | 48e0cy st ORAS. BAUS Seating ts coed (fier tthe coustry will LOANS NEGOTIATED CORSRT AND HOOPSKIRT FACTORY, Metals * Je 15-tf INVESTMENTS MADE. DEFERRED PURCHASE NOTES WANTED. 321m" —— Cc H BMULDEN jel2iy Tth street, Intelligencer Building. ‘HE FLORENCE IMPRUVED NOISELESS LOCK-STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. ving exclusively the Self-Adjusting Shuttle Ten Sion aunt Reversible Reeds phase tho opera tor to fasten seams when desired: A Monthly Instalments of 910. ‘Other machines ‘agency: 4% Sennen pesca SPRINGE, | ~ FREDERICE CO. TY, VA. Mrs. OLARA A. RINES, of Washington, Manager. ‘Terms: $2.50 per day, $15 per week, and $50 por pears ers rts ee Through tickets from Washington to the Sprin Teturay win Orange Aioapedis sage akan Halong! ad sy from. Wi ‘good r sicwré08 Bet ISvenluc and st the Barylant eeeeae GEO. W. CLARK. us on ©. H. HOLDEN « co. * ING done ai y ‘ania avenue, a REAL FSTATE AGENTS, _aphty™ Between and 6th streets. "pot. Leave at 7:10 @. m.;arrive at Capper Springs » lec HEYSTONE MACHEN | 47°22! information may be obtained of any of the 633 LOVISIANA AVENUE, ae Be. jels-ly WASHINGTON,D.O. shite sicketnl saue woneieaan rant i ee Ee an. . -RUBERTS, Y B. CUYL % 3 ‘ > Esq. Octavius Knight, Esq "TM MgHOBERTS | ANDREW B. COYLE | Qo ine omce, a a im Til MARKET SPACE, McROEERTS & CO., examine it. on, of Teo REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFICE, poise vine PBIRLLTOOR 2030 __ WASHINGTON HOTE HOUSE, "Grrr crest and Peonsylvania avense. BOARD, three Corner 15th and G streets, opp. U. 8. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. PERSONAL OUTFITS. If you wish first-cl "5 meals a day, go to this Speria! attention paid to ali buswmess before the sev- Bats85 ine fm ', Gents” | | reopened refitted in first. style. yiments : ‘dren's UNDERCLOT may. be at | “Table Board, 82 per month, rat Rararimenis af the Governes at. __8p13_ | wemen'e Crating Auameletions 2 | dyin HOWARD £ IRELAND, Propo Ava P. BROW Bu ocgees Prmawey ae 1 Bnsspape N=. ee CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE aGEnt | © = *treet, between hand c= EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. 0. GREAT DISCOVERY. (ROE SILK UMBRELLAS To close them ont, at FalNCES 2 ona Corner of New York avenue and 1éeh stzcet. Sales Home, 1006 Pennsylvania Ve, aps he ee te ee iter from JUDGE WYLIE, of U. 8. Suvreme Solus uneaoies ken inpayment, mel eee | FT UN TENG PON 1 weeny Pelt Mes eee Dear sir: Ihave siven sour BALM OF LIFE for Sheets. He ten healifal wash for bee the scala ae. ipl; tind fv tntaence to sot the nerves and revive 7 ORTH WESTER: the ‘when ex irom over work te : ieniciie ightfal ot used It except asa wash, MCTUAL LY RANT BQNOE COMPANY, | sug pinest BUILDING LOTS i TRE op our reccminendaijon and from thts ase, Ave. Garnod, Sec. Hezee Suite, Vice Prost; MARERT( pakdnde te Gon he oe keke alee ms H.VaN Dyce, Pres't; le Very ah Fours, ed in 1S. Has $9.00 rea ame and WYLIE, e. ® pwely wutual cot Ad — instirance at len mel cox, Wanwixotox, July Ist, 1571. st will be less than im most, if Rot all, Bear Professor = cot panies, because it obtains higher rates After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in- ; ean Saeed $25 EACH ate the slicl eocok, Tretia alone Py esiGer, Realache, celarths ough, aul ail eptcrual indies = _ General Agent. mation I am conv! eibcney by aes. er) TIONAL METROPOLITAS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘oF tH DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870 CASH CAPITAL_......_._. 100,000 herd ’s Build No. 908% P, a pe OSES KELLY, Preetlent B. TODD, Vice President. pro Hei he FATHER BOYLE, me 6 su) of BALM seg ele cagaeaed) or if charged to the 3 send MAY BE PAID FOR AT 81 4 MONTH! he 5 xs = . 1 om ONLY TWENTY MINUTES FROM THE CITY, And the Junction of the New BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAILBOAD “| ‘Takes place at Huntington. Car Fare bot 11 Conts Per Day! a E SEMINARY, AT AUBI ‘Taxes All Paid to Include 1973. "at ee ‘Two Large Public Parks in Gentre! ‘vatory of Music. oom Mov f Mr. Eben Tourjee Facilities | s etn ‘anse a her take Wor entalages NG yeast, * BRICK HO’ 4 Of Four, Six and Bigs Tooms built to ordex.on ‘PUNING AND REPA 87 Title Perfectly Clear tind Unencumbered. re ro ul Mosical Dane: facturers of Masical Instruments and anos, Musical Ciee generally® Ho $08 THE FOURTE oF JULI 7 S7CALLAT THE OFFIOR AND GET PAMPE- LETS AND FULL INFORMATION. é ow Kas ANDISE, now with me forthe in eee creripat. if not taken ptember, it wil Princes” CAL INSTRE ME AGES, and = ral Parlor Organs ana A socund-band Pinu at gig * F208 very low. POR & SELIGson, rectown, D. 0, SPECIAL NOTICES. Great Reduction. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. IvTerxal REVENUE—The receipts from this source (0-day were $267 300.88. Gxo. W. TER¥LinceR has been promoted tos c do. .. 1858, ifornis second-class clerkship in the Indian Bureau. Old Tom Gia, eh Ccostuil Bitters, ——— Brandy. Liberal discount to the trad Tur Postwaster GENERAL will not prob- ably return from Elkton before Thursday or Friday. SENATOR Suwwer is still at hie residence in this city, and will not leave for Boston for ser- eral days. Tuimry Day Ru_e—Secretary Boutwell has has directed that im no case will more than CGA R, Proprietors of the Native Wine Bitters, myll 1217 end 1219 Penn’s avenue. CONSUMPTION: Its Cure and Its Preventive, BY J. Hn. SCHENCK, &. D. Many a human being has passed away, for w death there wus wo other neabon tha the megiens ot nown smd indispuiably ‘oven means of cure. thirty days leave pay be dito ¢l Those id dear to famfly: and frien ls are platy: y day with gtanted to clerks. ‘the dreamiees slumber inte-whichyhad they caline Tue U. S. stzamER GuaRp of the Darien ship canal expedition, arrrived at New York yesterday. Carraix S. D. Trencuarp has been de- tached iiom the command of the Lancaster and placed on waiting orders. Gex. Terri, Third Assistant Postmaster General, with his family, left this morning for a month's yaeation, to be spent in the New Do- minion. How. Warne MoVaseu,; minister to Con- stantinople, is a passenger in the Cunard steamer. that is to arrive in New York this week. He is ing the ai ly adopted DR. JOSEPH H. SCHENCK ’S SIMPLE TREAT- and availed themselves of nis wonderful efficacious es, they would not have fallen. Schenck has ibis own cuss proved that wher- ‘sufficient ¥ xemains, that vitality, by his medicines and his directions fot thelr’ uss. te'qaleke ened inte healthful vigor. Yn this statement there is nothing presumptiogy To faith of the invalid iv made no representations that it a thousand times substantiated by living nd veda tsar of the eure by Drs eis an imple a ta unfalling’ Hee philvsophy reuuires no argument. "It te welt assuring, eflfcogsiuncing. The Seaweed Tonic aud Mandrake Pills are the fro menpone with which the ‘citadel ‘of Ube y iis sealed. of the cases of cans ‘brone companied famit tobeq Sarmaseablan with tne greece Sine ee 1! °° ha ie foes, treed to the morkife epten of the Ever. » | _Dnrxe the absence of Minister Thornton tn inrwith ell i disteresiug ss wpecane, of England, the affairs of the British Legation wil! ssuees Coe be in charge of Hon. Francis Pakenham, First ‘The Mandrake Pills are composed of one, Secretary of Legation. Sir Edward Thornton lustum, ‘They poe, | 5° te eae absence sede will be absent about two months, calomel, but. unifke calomel. they ae he LEAVE NO STING BEHIND.” CoRRESPONDENTS telegraph from this city The work of cure is now ips. vitinted that Commissioner Pleasonton ts to be removed depos 3 ‘and in the ali- a pret wg Torn Amd in the ull T inthe course of @ few days, and that Deputy Commissioner Dou, is to be Commis- sioner until the se ney is ‘alieds REAR Apminat L. M. Gorpssonoven, in command of the Ws navy yard has not ing, a sl OFGGOD BLOOD. The Seated eis, in conjunction with the Pills, permeates lates with tbe food. Ch; tion is sow propeaiee withow ite Be ious tort | been placed on the retired list, the vote of thanks tures.” Digestion bepoues painles, and the ure ty {hich he reesived from Congress continuing sete tobe st mane. 4 {2° | him in active service. He therefore will remain ‘An appetite: he greatest Blood Pri itier ever yet leseuse ayrep socmee, inte porters et ease Syray commen, in to ports (ohasten and ciupleto the cure, It mn — pon BES ae eae be fed. it collects snd Tipeas the ‘impel Gtgcnect| postions of the lanes fo the tite of eke ering, pares them for, expectoration aid lol eR time the m in command of the navy yard. Tue PaTERT O¥vicw has issued patents to the foliowing citizens of Washington :—For sub- marine excavor, to Thomas Jones; lamp chim- ney, ante-dated July 12, 1871, to Daniel E. Somes; lamp burner, to Thomas F. Halle . Halley and John T. 01 nalady is vanquished, the | J. ny fotten, ry tat it ogeuplnd a rohovatad aud wade Livingston; pile driver, to Henry ‘Roti 4 and the nit, tos Vigor, stipe Yorth. to enjoy the mauhood cr the | Washington, for a revolving fire-arm. as womanhood that Mx. Gronos W. Ricos denies the published SIVEN UP AS Lost. tthe second tive te, the Pelicuts must stay in a | Statement that at the yesterday of gen- Warm room until they get Well, it is almost mpos- | tlemen opposed to the issue of bonds for carrying «i to Vent taking cold when the luugs are dis- eased, but it must be presented or a curs caunot be effected. Fresh sir, eud riding out, expecielly in this scotion of the country in the fail aud winter season, all . Ph: igus who recommend that lose their bn ie, if their luqge are badly ay ie use they arein the house they ust not sit down quiet; they mast walk about the @s much aud as fast as the strength will bear, room wo @ good circulation of blood, The paticni Big keep fo good apiriowbe deter to get well, a into effect the improvements ow poy the Board of Public Works he said the feed ta not been fairl: by Governor . ie states further that he bos never, there or elsewhere, attributed any fais i ¢rable to any member of the Board of Public Works, or any other official of the new govern- ment, least of all to Governor Cooke, he cstecams as @ personal friend. Imvortaxt RaiLRoap Case Compromsep. are course grcat deal to do with the appetite,andis point to gain. to despair of cure after euch evidence of tte posst- | or.6 eutt of the United 8 aa cael iu the t cases, aud moral certainty in all tates vs. the Nashville Pinte ehatah ee Scheie personal statement | and Chattanooga Railroad Company, which ha: vas ‘dest | en pending since November, 1869, in the Circuit Court of the United States, has been compromised. The railroad company pays to the United States $1,000,000 in the bonds of the company, bearing four’ per cent interest and TuLning twenty and forty years. The amount in ntroversy was about €1,750,000, and was the tothe Faculty of his own cure word: ears ago T was in the last stages of con- YSontaed tomy bed. smd jans thought that 1 could fhe bke é drowning man catching at straws, I war of aad obtained the preparations which I how offer tol pubic, Abeey au mie. Tt seeded tome that I couid feel then oa perfect cure of - ny whale : ft. | 2mount claimed by the government for rollins Eistece bi pis lnnbe bed Level roll ce meee Gate | POcK, ‘maatesial, God tereotene eke ae i pint cfofcusivestiiow stator Gvery moraing tor | oad received daring and atthe clow of the “Ke fens an that boman to wubside, my conzh Tair sethortteo ‘a joint pod Fete peas by fever, pain and night eweate all began to!loave nie. | Conneaut pe Tay ho ol d thy appetite Lecame so great that tt wae with culty that Peould keep from eating tov mach. u gained my scrongih, and-bave grown iu ies! atice 1 was weighed shortly after my recovers,” added the Dietur, “theudooking like # mere skeleton my Weight was only nivety-seven pounds; wy present oikht is two hundred and twenty-five (205) pounds, Sud ics years 1 have onjuyed uninterrupted leeltis. ir. bas disconti his” professions He or his son, Dr. Ax UntprorEp Carty or THe Forest.—The Board of Indian Commissioners are not at al sanguine in regard to Vincent Colyer’s mission to New Mexteo and Arizona. Cochise, chief of the Apaches, whom he goes to invite to come t. »gton, has been at War with the United }tates troops and settlers. He has had a number (1 narrow escapes from eapture, and has been wounded several He heretofore refused all offers looking to peace, and it is ex- a, every Suturday, frum 9a. m.to3 p.m. Those Slo wich & thoroggh examiaation with ths Hespi ccedingly doubtful whether the persuasive rameter will be charged five dollars. (The Ke-pi- | elonence of the mild mannered Secretary ot the the Exact condition ‘yf the ruameter declare» aud Incign Commission will be sufficient to lure him tiewt® can readily learn wheth: from his native wilds. Even should he come to curate urbut. i os 2 a ae ashington, he is likely to prove a more Bp riots ping troublesome customer tian the imperiousted d ku ire Wili du the rest, except: Cloud. cases the Mandrake Pills aro to deed doves, the taree medicines weed Bu iustruction» ba MoNUMEST FOR THE LATE SECRETARY STAN- ou its incr eae ather accompaniments than the emple i ToN——The steamer New York, from Philadel pees, hem: Firet creat ite: OF A . e health buszer i the mest welcome symp: | Phia, brought to Gcorgetown, ‘this morning, 8 u hen it wpe? 66 it will come, let the despair mouument from naga jiifond eleva iro at omen fu w the congh lousens, the ight sgeat Is abated Ine “hort te both Of theee morbid symptoms art oforeve “Dr. Schenck’s medicines are constantly kept in of farnilies 8 @ laxative or pur- Phildelphia, to be placed over i Secretary m, in Oak Hill Come The monument, which is of the Deric order, was ordered by the widow of the Sceretary and his excutors, and costs $2,500. 11 consists of « base and sub-base, the former four the remains of teus of thousand: ¥ the Mauurake Pilg are @ ives para fon: whilethe Poluiouic Syrup. sa prophylasterts Soc F — negall yf Mags high, 4 seabet conmumpt:a in any of ts forme Tonic, | one foot high, eurrounded by a shaft fifteen fect ‘abe bottlo, Si w batt dove vt drak 1 = . n. Mardrake ills, 25 ecules & box For sale by all drugyisis and THOMPSON LILLY & 00., 26 Hanover street. Baltimore, Md., Wholosale Agents. suileetthee in height, two feet square at the base and fifteen inches square at the top. The monument, in- nding = I raged feet high. Peg ars Bu) name deceased and the time of birth and decease, no allusion being made to his | tinged » from Concord, N. H. erected to-morrow. et ————+7en2 —_ How THEY Do THINGS IN CHICAGO.—The Chicago Tribune says: “Se mach has been writ ten concerning the new subterranean passage connecting the north and south divisions that nothing more than a brief resume of the work is requind. The contract for the tunnel proper Was awarded October 20, 1869. Work on the Silowings On tae wing. On the 20th of January, 1570, the work of excavation in the river section was he, THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW. DEK ts the best articte for cleansing and preserving 120) all drapes Price 2b mind 20 conte ei N's IN aOROUS RID GLOVE CLEAN R restores suiled gloves e new. Bold by all restores suiled # a |. Price, 2 : ms ‘dss-iy conte, Batehelor’s Hair This splontid Hair Harmless, reliable, alt r See tog gee © Wi acholor's Hair Dye hae um. On the 6th day of October, 1579, the con. Braihetacite eg Barabehues Paws, fe | astm hogan the ststry i ho oth al ; few f the. riv a York, " | July, ivi, the date ‘named tn ina! contract, the tunnel was completed, sae oon were concerned, the Way being ready for use, while the Toot-pasage MMENSE REDUCTION in compleson by the work of lay- I great ‘Water-mains. The is © ; com- IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF Wastington streoty andit pee gridane at the - ao Pateemel tee : THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE- mosttaithful end polls ie DUOB STOCK, 1 AM OFFERING, of the tunnel was about $500,009."" An expenditure of half a million dollars to provide a good Toad-way under a narrow stream of water, as a substitute for the bridge over it, Filme ga f0,s0me of us'ass big pleco of waste: FOR THE NEXT 30-DAYS Tegar asa top i iment, and now somecning about out it, for this is Dear or Mrs. CoorE.—We record, the wile of; Jay Cooke, fi + ies oe a tember of te Ailes of 7 A Deduction of 90 PER OBNT. bas been Na" Purchagers will find it to their advantate to 7 Persons to the country, or to different iphed st a small eppense, «5 4 6 TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. July 2t—{Herald special.j—The Spanish government has, upon the application of General Sickles, authorized Senor Lopes Roberts, Spanish Minister to the United States, | ace Boe wenger «Mya the ee treaty of Y ston which provides for the appointment of 2 commision of three for the settlement of the claims of American citizens against Great Britain. Senor Boberts has also received au- ase ee com (or elected. The s pans verpment, in a fnendiy reply to General Siokfee, has declared ie at unwi to adhere to the neutrality laws as laid down in the treaty of Washington. TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE. Lonno! Swallowed U ‘uly 2i.—The Standard publishes the details of a scries of terrible earthquake shocks which recently occurred in one of the Philippine Islands. More than 2 swall persons were , andevery one of them almost instantly killed. Shity bodies of the dead have been island, whieh is ‘The Papal Throne to be Transferred ica. Jul %. Special dispatches to th » July 2 Spe nal e New VOR state that the Pope may leave yday. Preparations are being made for his reception at a chateau at Corte, Corsica th a has had an understanding with Antonelli, and it is placed at the disporal of the Pope. There ts 2 placed ment on foot in France ee the Pope temy sovereignty over Ci The Pope of ve The rest of the inhabitants have fled from the utterly to publish a syllabus in to the Cupation, of ome ‘by the Teall an declaring the him the of the temporal power of laying them on the Troubles ta Ireland. yon tidy il: Most te eee on ‘se Hill, » wo Sateccin kes Mamas of re a ke ; = resist the ejections. . we equivalent Dvatrm, on Saturda: Favre's Resiguation. Parts, July 25—It is again rumored that Favre intends to resign the ministry of fore! affairs. It is hoped the regular sittings of the court will commence ou Monday. Installed. tches from Madrid in crisis have been ,, for it now appears that the SS formed by Marshal Ser- r have taken the oath of office. ter of War acts as Minister of State ad interim. Many Spanish officials have tendered their res- ignations. ‘The French Budget. VERSAILLES, July 25—The committee of the Assembly upon the budget to raise fresh duties to the amount of six hundred mil- Lous of francs. From St. Louis. Railroad Taxes—Hail Storm—Lo Under Conviction Sr. Lovis, duly 25.—The county court has ap- yroved the action of Collector Maguire in his attempt to colleet the delinquent taxes of the Iron Mountain, Pacific and North Missouri Kailroads, and authorized him to employ coun- Sel at the county’s ex to defend any suit that may be brought egaiust him or his bonds- men. A violent hail storm passed over a portion of Pike county, Missouri, about a week ago, com pictels destroying all the corn and tobacco crops n its path. The Hepnilican learns that the report that the Indian chiefs Satanta and Big Tree ‘rere killed While attempting toescape, is untrue. They were both tried at Jacksboro’, and found guilty of murder in the first degree. Judge Seward, who presided at the trial, ght their panishment ought to be commuted to imprisonment for aud Tatum, the Indian agent, also using his fluence to secure this result, General Sherman ordered that they be held until a final order was received from the President. It is probab! therefore, they will not be executed. Sata takes his imprisonment very hard, and says his raid on Wilson's train was the first one he wae ¢ngaged in in Texas, and if the whites will ro- lease him he will never mxke another. — Prince Edward's Istand and the Wash- tugton le Harrpax, July 25.—The members of the Prince Edward's Island Legislative Cennefl and the House of Assembly are opposed to the gov- ernment, and have memoralized the Lieutenant Governor fusking that an extra session be called, to consider the ington Treaty. The Islander, 3 vernment organ, semi cially seys the request will not be ac- ee to, and in regard to the Treaty, which is reegived with some favor there, the export to the United States fish aud paper, says the land government, by the advice of the govern. mentof Great Britain and Canada, has taken measures to have the provisions of the treaty fatinto operation At once. without waiting for the ferma) approval of the Legislature. Advices from Labrador via Newfoundland, do not coufiim the reports of a disastrous storm there, recently published in the American papers. eee ie Ve eae] Daring Express Robbery in Ken- Sr. Louis, July 25.—A ‘ing express robbery was committed on the Mobile and Ohio rail- Toad, in Hickman county, Ky., last Saturday night. Three men got on the train at Union City, and at Moscow, when the train halted, two Press car, overpowered the m: , and robbed the sate of $20,000, halted the train, jumped off, and disappeared in the dark. ‘wenty-five citizens turned out to hunt for the robbers, but they have not yet been found. Saeed Railroad Matters in the West. Bostow, July 25.—Ata menting. yesterday, in which the central branch of the Union Pacific, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Hannibal & St. Joseph, Chicago & Southwertern, and Atchison & To to Fee were repre- sented, it was. to construct a bridge acros~ the river at Atchison. work is to be co: immediately. The Central Branch y have made to extend their up the ver w road Repul ri with the Union Pacific at the han- Grp@@ meridian. Movements of Steamers. New Yous, quly 25—Arrived, the steamer Loxpom, July 20 ‘steamer City of Lon- don, from New York, touched at Queenstown at noon to-day. Lrverroot, July 25.—Arrived, the ships Kec- $e. Urleaad, and Worthampose itoca New Yorx, July 2.—Arrived, the steamer City of Washington, from Liverpool. eS two merchants are willing LA we necessary capital. It is estima’ at the road will cont $50,000,008. The annual receipts arg ue and « bai millions, Abandoned be the Wreckers. FOLK, Va., duly 2.—The schooner Johw tt Re » Tun into some time ago by the steamer State of V has ashore in Acco- hanock bay, twenty falles north of Cherrystone. Her masts and sails are gone, and her deck load ind her Occ te Prokaey ~~ é ~ Ay roken up. The wreckep have NIAGARA FALLS, July 3h The cittsens of Ningara county, without distinction of called last +y~-— Et Fenton at rooms in the inte Hote to thei The Senator has entirely recovered Murder by the Striking Miners in Gat fan Fraxcteco, July 25.—The striking out- rages among the miners in Amador count have bern renewed. The hatch a the Amador mine has been murdered. roohe wut be dispatched to-day —— Death of the Oldest Steamboat New Vor. July 25.—Charies Dyke engineer of Fulton's first steamer on the Mu: son, and engineer of the first boat doen th >) and M to New Orleans, died yestorday, aged 8S. ——— Death of John Cathoun’s Grand. New Yorn, Jul The wite of Gideow Lee, and a erand-da hter of John © Caiboume died at Ourmel, New Vork. yostorday, aged oe thecal ase sony Arrival of the New German Minister. New Yorx, July 25.—The new German Min. ister, Scholzer, arrived Sw: wr aday night per the An Ovation. Saw Frawcisco, duly 25.—Madame Agatha = received an ovation on her reappearance opera. New Youn duiy on epaenes of specie to ve Oe, Europe to-da: oe Swixsveye on Wair Wairmax.—An American who has recently interviewed Swinburne, deena’ Mins os eee gee riewed a admirer of Walt Whitman. off Wittanan ig : es i i 8 ; Fi ing to cop and send it out, for want Mim t ewe fber fore the book appears.” Se = Mrs. Buririen’s Finer Senwon.—Mrs Celia Bur! deli sermon at the Chureh of the Holy Unity in New Yerk on Sun- day last. The ‘Choose ye this day whom ye will serve.” The Sumsays: “ Mrs. was attired in black silk, and wo: singularl; . She called ont ageinet the infidelty of ‘age, and inveighed against society for repressing the womanhood of he manhood of man. Human nature, said the speaker, is the crowning fact of creation. © is all we have to confront eternity with. It is to education we must look: for the salvation of our race. The speaker ex- cused the law-breaker, and had a good word to say for the iar. Sometimes, said she, the break= ing of the law isright.| The earthquake is justi. fiable. Sinners are the glaciers of the moral world. We make use of them as the tourist do the tee fields of the mountains. The speaker re- the unhappy events of the 12th of July. le chapel was crowded during the ser- ARONE Loss or Mru- Tue Montreal Gazette brings forward the ing testimony to iilustrate the posibilities of the Tickborne case - We can recall one cases that of a person who, after a dozen years’ absence in Australia, could not trandate the simplest, Latin sentence, although he bad stadied classics atau English school. The claimant's forgetful- ness of rench is not unparalleled, either. e know @ person who, though French was not his mother tongue, had been accustomed to spealt it fluentiy as a child and bey, but who, as mang ring been many years absent from home, id not repeat a single word in that lang have known clergymen who hal forgottcw their Greek Testament ; laches who had lost all know! of music once pomessed; and very many of both sexes, who had forgotten whateree of history they bad learned at schoo Democratic NomiwaTions my B. POR THE State Leowstarcas.—O of the democratic delegates elected in on Thursday last, to nominate State . Senators and Representatives from the First, Secand and Third Legislative Districts of Maryland, to rep- resent Baltimore in the peat General Assembly, Were held last night, and made the following pom! ions: Besers. John K. Blake and Janae M. naon for the Senate, and Mesars. T bomeas MoCosker, Thomas H. Hamilton, John He Cooper, Charies K. Hamilton, Louis A: Jamart, J. Nelson Foster, James L. Clark, W. E. Stew. art Colton, John Sta: . John M. vers, A. Kirk, E. J. Chaisty, James McColgan, B. L. Harig, W. T. Markland, George A. Feig and Elias Griswold as members of the House of Delegates. How Cavapa Digp.—Cavada, the Cuban in- Surgent, was taken to Puerto Principe on tha ponies of the 30th, and executed on the atter- noon of the Ist. He met hix fate like a hero, without bravado or cynicism. Tranguilly he conversed with soime friends, and when the fatal Lour came he marched, ing 3 cigar, erect and proud, to the place of execution. When he arrived there he took off his hat, flang iton the nd, and in a loud tone of voice cried :— *Adois, Cuba, para sicmpre.” (Good-bye, Cuba, forever.) A volley was heard, and Pred: €rico Cavada ceased to exist. Dr. DoLixoER—The question may son arise as to what position the Bavarian Govern- meut will assume towards the Pope. The fesors of the Munich University have reslecd to eleet Dr. Dollinger Rector Magnificus for the il have to face : F 1 i} ; : Hi iv Fe HP ie i i i. i i } £ i