Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1871, Page 1

—_—_—_— THE EVENING STAR. Che Enening Star. Published Daily, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, corner Lith St. THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COM’ S. HW. BAUP PMA Prevt. es THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers to their subscribers at Tax Cexts PER WEEK, or For- TY-Feva CENts Pea MONTH. pies at the counter Two Cexrs each. By mail—three months, @1.0; six m £3.00; one year, 2500 THE WEEKLY STAR—published Friday—$1 0 | a year, SF Invariably in wivance, in both cases, ar paper semt le han paid f BF Rates of BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. NE Books. FASHIONABLE STATIONERY. LATEST STYLES OF VISITING, WEDDING AND INVITATIUN CARDS. TINTED PAPERS AND ENVELOPES, Several Noveltics of these articles. PHILP & SOLOMONS, BOOKSELLEBS AND STATIONERS, on 38 911 Pennsyivanis avenue. N EW BOOKS aT BALLANTYNE'S, 402 7th street, Intelligencer Building. © Jowett. 4 vols. $12. Intellee i Porter, $3. Park Street Pal- 5 Mor by Tewnsend. @ by Tyndyll, $2. AND BINDiN ‘The padlic are fovited Bew stock E Under National Met and next door to Jay Ww COMPANIES. Nd REPUBLIC INSURANCE €O., ts Mentioned dieparagingly in the dispateh from Chi 1S A CHICAGO COMPANY, AND NOT THE REPUBLIC FIRE INSTRANOE COM- PANY OF NEW YORK, which is not only solvent. but stands as high to- day Beany compar ited States ILLIAM L. BRAM _ ces __ As 7297 GEBMASIA | FIRE | INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK. CASH_OAPITAL ASSETS... Represented b: — 7 ¥. L. SCHMIDT, Agent, oc 12-4" Oclumbia Law Building. TT? E NATIONAL METROPOLITAB FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. DISTRICT ‘OF COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1870. CASH CAPITAL... $100,000 SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary. Guaviee Juste mie oclétt REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Cc W. HAVENNER @ CO. REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BSROKERS, AND AUCTIONEERS, No. 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, Tummy Doox East ov Sevextn Staxer. We bave the following sums to lend on real estate: Special attention to sales at Auction. Liberal advances pending negotiations. ocI7-t y M. McROBERTS. ANDREW B. OOYLS - Atiorns wat Law, McROBRERTS & CO., SEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE OFFiCR Corner ith and G streets, opp. U.S. Treasury, WASHINGTON, D. 0. aflenitom id fo @ll business before the sow odP seedmention peta go ol busines before the ox USTIN P. BROWN, CONTRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT Corser of New York svenue and 1sth street. Pe a Ath etd of the city for sale on Ht. Houses erected for porsous owning grow and long time notes takon in payment. Beal’ Estat Baper bonght and sold feo he WASHINGTON HOTELS. “mn HE ARLINGTON, VERMONT AVENUE. T. ROESSLE & SON, oe 8-17 cols Prorairtons. BANKEIN HOTEL v Sh and D a: ee n. D. C.—This sre has been thoroughly renovated, and w open fo Giver day. ‘Table board, B5pas ce — 93m D. J. BARRACK, Proprietor. WILLARD, BEBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTO _STOVES, &e. LL BIGHT A HOT BLAST COOK, Manufactared in Baltimore; made of the best mate rial; consumes less fuel: bakes quicker: re- tains beat longer. and will give greater a | €. oO. faction than any’ other cook stove made. It will work perfectly with either WOUD COAL, and is a creat favorite with all who. have used it. other. . Osil and see it, and you will ae ae a PE Ya cree. SRR Seem FA Ha stret. Washington Be. PA’ COLp. Wren sar, va ‘TENT '-WASHING SOAP! BOLLING” me: Be ieee eee: NO Wa. i ‘KD. ? NO INJURY 70 GARMENTS OR HANDS: Guaranteed to do all is cl if directions are used. Sold by all Grocers, uaa oe” POOLE @ Hi 9 “wee of Columbia. Wi) Agents for 2d tn x ee GYMNASIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY, CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS. Open from 9 a. m. to 0 p.m. ‘Terms, $1.50 per month, or @3 per quarter. Bathe, Lockers and Apparatus in good order. oclo yd ARLINGTON STABLES, 2724 Greer, sean Wan Derantuent, B.CRUIT, In., Proprietor. Constantly on for the month, che Lives LES 0 Ha anion LE Searing house. odean” T i 800,000 BBIOKS of ali Kinds on hand snd tor ‘at lowest market v=. 38—N2. 5,806. EDUCATIONAL Geer is Pattie Soboole Ste nen , Will open a class > e inners on W. RES AY RVENING, November To'elock, at No. 24 3d street, N-W.. No class to © ntain more than eight pupfla. ' The ladies and ge. - > vem who were ing for the doctor during cago, may find him me . ge ocds-6t' Se oh OrESSOR OF VOCAL M USIC, From the Uonservatofre of Milan, has establishe! bur. 1 Washingto ind is now realy to receiv tothe Music Stores, o23-3t For terms apply tothe HE ROSSLYNN SEMINAKY POR F9F%* LADIES ‘AND. CHILDREN, No. 1555 | street, between Vermont avenue and Vth street. Le "RUGENE ul IEE Prof. of French. on-6t Miss BABROYER'S SEMINARY for Young Ladies and Children will reopen on MONDAY. Qcf 24, | For circulars apply at the Rptphagy School Bailing, or address the principal, Mins J HARKOVER. ‘ocl3-Im ©. WESTON HAVING MADE Vocab AND 4+ Instrumental Music a special study for mam ears, aud having receutly tended Prof. A.M johneon’s Normal Course of Instructions, is now prepared to teach his new aad simple method. H makes thoros base on the Organ oa " further information imquire at 716 G and H. oclé-1mm MS; 5 4 ,PECKS SELECT Somoo For LE BOYS —The twelfth annnal session commenced Sept.Jith. Full particulars may be obtained from the Principal, at 1704 1 se30-Im* EDICAL DEPARTMENT MFP or GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, Corner of B and 10th streets N. W., WASHINGTON, D.C, The next regular course of Lectures in this instl- tution will commence on MONDAY, October 2, 1871, ‘Sud end in the following March. FACULTY: NOBLE YOUNG, M. D., Professor of Principles apd, Practice of Medicine, Genarat Pathology and FLODOARDO HOWARD, M. D., Professer of rice and Diseases of Women and Children, JONKON LION. M. D., Profesor of Princl- PTAMES B- MORGAN, M. D.,Professor of Materia My HARRY THOMPSON. M. D., Profesor of POUUN GF HOLSTON, ML. 'D., Profesor of “DW” BLISS, M. D., Lecturer on Grinary Path- "SPHARKY THOMPSON, M. D., Clinical Pro- t of Dine: of Females. “WC. TILDEN, M.D. Professor of Chemistry nd Toxicok “WARWIC ANS. M.D, Demonstrator. @.L. MAGRUDER, M.D, Prosector, For circulars and other information to JOBNSON RL: M.D.. Dean, eB Stood dd E street northwest. E*® § enue, nort wei IENTIFIC INSTRUCTION {N VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. SAMUEL CARUSI Basing reemmned Se duties of his profersion, will attend toe limited number of pRpiis, ..A claze of yqung Indios will be received at residence. No. 116 Ist street east, betwoon B north, Crpitol Hill. THE TRADES. A* NING AND FLAG DEPOT. JOHN 6. HOGAN, Manufacturer of Awnings, Flag: ,Tents, Horse and Wagon Covers Decorating of Valle foc bells aed oa oc SH. FRENCH, AND GLASSIOAL I ‘SiltuTE FOR YOUNG LADIES| | | ELO JAOKSON, Principal. Parties. All orders prom tended Market Space, over Riley «store EMOVAL ‘The unders removed fx. m his olf place business, No. Tes ‘Penaaz vapia svente to - between 12th and 13th streets, bere be ts) prepared to attend Pytllordors ie hig Une of Vusinces, auch oe BELL HaRGING LOCK SMITHING. LIGHTNING RODS, SPEAK- (NG TUBES, &c. “Jobbing promptly attended to, Al werk dons fn the bert manner owen tea” A'so. in copnection, has oj a stock of B. WARE HOSE rUEMIshINe ‘GOODS snd VA- ‘A share of patronage x seieee 1 vane © OSaeren ‘T28Ts ANP AWNINGS. TENTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings, airs, Festivals, dc. (AWNINGS for Publte and Private Balls and Par- F M. @. COPELAND, Awning Materials, ang 643 Louisiana avenue. a FISHER, FIRST CLASS SCOURER, 618 Orn Steer, Orrositz Parent Orrics, sever show —. eat Shrinking or Bi ‘ollow! prices: Coats, ta: Ves -: a whole hyy Tome AND | REPAIRING and sil Musical PIANOS, OR} A DOLPH GorTz, APSE Wo SEOOND-HAND FUENITURE: AX HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. description in the BEPAIEING of ev Farnt- ‘ge line promptly a to. Second hand Furniture bought. ~ corner &th and D streote N.W. jel2-6m*™ E JOHN McDERM BROS. JOAC AKERS AND *Gauhince no Ivania avenue, near Sd ts 4 CAR RIAG BS AND HARN. RECEIVED ON STOKAGE AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. OABRIAGES REPA th. B VEGLY Ne Brome tir exEcursp Brie POLRINGORN & 00. Splély _D street. between oth CLOTHING. NOt WALKER @ co, 611 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Unpar Meraorotitan Hore. Re er a pistol ee whea SOA WALEERE & 00., F. ™P0g AAPLORBAREAT re eg WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1871. In ‘the — Convention at Baltimore y, atter the close of our by tele- ap k phdlieat smuee we ten viding for the appointment by the general Gon- vention of @ beard of misions for the ma as The president appointed on the part of the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies members of the joint committee on re! reform in Italy. A’resolution was adopted providing for the appointment of a commitice of hree to eit during the recess, and report at the next gemeral con- vention on the expediency of reviving in the cherob the Primi Order of Deaconesses. A canon was adopted authorizi Of any diocese, where the extent of his digcese is such as to preclude him from giving the neces sary attention lin the aid of the ad- Joining diocesan of of a mimionay bishop iment to article Sof the the bishop TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. W NATIONAL THEATER.—Sole Lessee and | 0. GUATIER, Importer and Brandi Nicer Mr.J.G. Saville—TUBSDAY EVEN: | offere Ga tonic cer ee Gee ING, October 24.” Tmmense he Pee Jemes Henn do., Old Jama id St Crmedienne, Mrs, F. FRAU, c C. W. | Croix Rums, Swan Ging, Ulive Tree do., Old Tazleures new Sensati Play of OHRISIIE do.. Scotch and Irieh Whiskies, 8) Wines, JOBNSTONE adapted tom Chas. Reate's novel of | from $ia) upwards; Burt do. dor Gorm large ee that vame. In preparation.an entirely new and sertment of Ger eaux +motional play, entitled EX @1A TION. it ines. California Wines, Hock, ie en . ed RREMEMSPR THE ORPHAN BOYS’ FATR, on TUESDAY EVENING, Oct»ber 24, and every evening thereafter until farther notice, at MA- SONIC TEMPLE, Xh and F streets, vc 4-3. catel, Angetica and Br: 5 dials ‘aud Bitters of all kinds, Alvs and Porters, per dozen or cask. Will be sold at lor ; 7" Discount to the trade, ALL’ €. GAUTIER, i ates hee Manufacturer of the # Populas Native Wino Bitters, “SIX NIGHTS ONLY. oals-te ‘ennsylvania avenue. MONDAY EVENING, OOTOBER 23p, She Wellanlan a0. Be cee will be read with terest. ‘nder date of April 26th. 71, Dr. Henry J. of Sharp street. Baltimo | Actor and Popular Ai > My. Phe Caloale SEPA RR Ae Ros . eminent piysicias Supported by Re san ig spLenpip NEW yokK company, | Gober street Falumores da cmt in Di iover Two Hiamined RigkisteCromials 7 | lt eherds me mosh pleasure to tear testimony &¢ vanes ta all thee netacioat sities or to the tfieacy of "your. Crystal, Discovery. Some cH lew Yo er peer sone. See “ WiTCHES OF NEW YORK.” aii re Un m: ver . : ¢ tch of hair om the left side of my head became Prices : 25, 75 couts aud $1 patch of hair om thi vot “3 an for wale at the a Office. without at a : To remove this unsightly appearance, L had recourse MATINER SATURDAY, 27 cue | Sei reparan Es ieee pot te country; but the one great defect — ved reek ON ARURRERS™ Pago | Pesieeaeh Mer ekzger ral Dinos. 1 Ye we desired # + color of mas tal ai 7H OF | sir being dark browgs Loonsiber nous Dinceras ow ure, t HENRY J. ROGERS.” Clean, clear, harmless, it furnishes the ovly safe Preparation to giye new life to the Hair, when de tedee Foes Wonee Oondn end Tasscis | cayed _ It will stop the hair falling, and ets ae, fot. and Tassels | move danarud: Boldby was of the prin pal drag- ira. Kists and at depot, 2 and D streets, NW. Please remember Name and Number. ap35-ly" ocd-tr ARTHUR NATTANS, Discoverer, &e. ont The Cause and Care of ion. LECTURES. The primary cange of Consumption is derange — ment the digestive organs, his derangement QCiENTiFI0 LeoTORE CouRsE, Produces, deficient nutrition and asctnilation..-B ¥ MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION tof the food ig converted nas blood ae Coane " ay werted int ; ‘ XOUNG MENT EN LECTURES. Into the solide ot the Persons with digestion With brilliant and entertaining experiments. by the thus impaired, having t! following prominent men of Science and Literarure: | to very liable to have Ouni i € co] SAMUEL D. HILLMAN.—Two Lec- ion of the Lungs in arcs, Haveusber Sth and J0ch- pubjectas |. he | Some of te forey acl Thott ee eal ens Rece'in Search of Its Grandfathérs; 2. Primeval | sible to cure any case of rt fi a healthy sorimailation nar Serimilation thing. be done is borckonase the hand bowels from all diseased mucus a: eerie is loging these oer ka that they eaunot perform thelr feoctions, nod then rouse i and restore the liver toa healthy action, Zor the urposs the farengand best tomes d is Schenck Mandrake iy eae Pills clean the stomach and 2: REV, DR. JOHN LORD.—Two Lectitros. No- yeniber lsth and Ith. ‘Subiscta: 1. Galileo; or, Scientific Discoveries: 2. Daniel Webster, (histori: © ilgetrared: November mt and ath iJ = ROF. HENRY MORTON.—One Lecture in | bowels of all aud morbid slime that ix ecember, date hereafter. Snbject: Probably, | causing disease and decay in the whole system lectricitv,and Magnetism, with brilliant experi They will clear out the liver of ail ciseased bile that ments. has sccumulated there, and rouse it up toa new and ts 5. PROF JOHN TYNDALL, of England, the eminent sclentist, is expected to close the course fn Lecember, Particulsrs hereafter, rse Tickets, admitting gentleman and Indy, with reserved seat Single Tickets for Course, Member's Course Ticket 2. For sale at Philp & 8] healthy action, by which patural and healthy bile is secreted. ‘The stomach, bowels, and liver are thus cleansed by the use of Schenck’s Mandrake Pills; bat there remains in the stomach an excess of acid, the organ is torpid andthe appetite poor. In the bowels the and sup 8 lacteals are weak, and requiring strength emons’, Ballantyne's, and Association Rooms. Di ort. It ig ina condition like this Schenck’ gram at Bailantyne’s ‘ocl2-eo3w weed Tonic proves most valaabie to remedy ever discovered. It is alkaline, and its use will neutralize all excess of acid, making the stomac!» sweet aud fresh; it will give permanent tone to thi« LADIES’ GOODS, &. nt s n, and by segs bed ia hearty en, IS8 B. A. McCOBMICK WILL OPEN A | 8M prepare the system for iret process of a good digestion, and ultimatel: }, healthy. living Messand deenae steko Sis Bir ie pragazeony eine rhe y. it *, the free Yau app wierus xusanaar: OR | sofa cowie saa crevasse THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, The Pulmonic pao ead the fee: purifies Pu the blood, and is Absorbed into the circula. tion, and thence distributed te the diseased Jungs. Thete st ripens all morbid mattors, whether in the form of abscesses or tubercles, and then ass Nature to expel all the diseased matter,in the form of ‘ree ex pector fehen once it ripens. It. mn. by the gre ing ai ying properties ofSehenck's Pulmonic Strap, that all dlceta and cavities are healed up sound, and my patient is cured. Tho essential thing to be done in curing Cons tion is to get up a govd appetite and a good digest 80 that the body will grow in flesh and got strong. jangs—a cavity or abscess FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS, ROUND HATS, F LACES, &c., LOWERS, FEATHERS, All of the latest importations. 0c18-3m| 506 9h street, between E and F._ ® GRAND OPENING ar . KING, Jr., the ‘ity ter ot MASONIC TEMPLE, ripen, so ong ka he syetom ‘is below par. Wat i ocure ler a go CORNER NINTH AND F STREETS, fs tite Sood nutrition the body bo eno i eh ty cay Se ee health toatter wi i ripen tna be trove off ie LINE: and FANG DO DS. jarge quantities, and the person regain health an. LOWERS. FEATHERS, RIBBONS, etseant . This is the true and only. pian to cure FRENCH PATTER! ONNETS AND HATS, Ce ‘ion, and if a person is very bad, if the LATEST NOVELTIES of the Season And all the LADIES’ HOSIERY, GLOVES AND OORSETS Tangs are not entirely destroyed, or even if one lung ie eatirely gone, if there is enough vitality left in the othe: wal up, there is hope. at the lowest market rates. se2d-tr 1 Many persons cared with only one = a sound, lung, liye and enjoy life to @ good old age. M, Wieuian's HOUSE IN PARIS, This is what Schenck's Medicines, will do to cure . No. 7 CITE TREVIS, Consumption. They will clean out the stomach. sweeten and strengthen it, get up @ good digestion, ‘and give Nature the assistance she necds to clear the system of ail the disease that is in the lungs, what- ever the form may It is important that while using Schenck’s Modi cines, care should be exercised not to take cold; keep in-doors in cold and damp weather; avoid night air nd take ont- and arm sunshine exercise only in a geui 1 wish it distinctly understood that when I recom. mend a patient to be careful in regard to takin le A Has been re-established, and he will be able to show, from thie day, the Gnest assortment of REAL LAC! E GOODS, ONNETS and ROU D B s ‘ND HATS, LOWERS ATHE GROS GRAIN RIBBONS, ee CATER AN eas the J.B. P. CORSET, HAIR BRAIDS made to his own order. &c., &c. DRESSES and CLOAKS made to order. One Prico only. M. WILLIAN, selS 07 Pennsylvani enue. Just »BECEIVED—a fine assortment of Berg- BERLIN ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED SLI) PATTERNS, iio &e., &c., which I ed to sell at the ea which Tam prepared t0 a lowest cold, while using my Medicines, I do eo for a specia reason. man who has but partially recovered from the effects of a bad cold is far more liable to « Telapse than one who has been entirely cured; and it is precisely the same in regard to um ption. Bo long us the lungs are not perfectly healed, just 6 long is there imminent danger of a fall return of the disease. Hence it is that I so strenuomsly caution pulmonary patients against exposing themselves to an atmon Am prepar that isfot genial and ploaaant.” Gon A tives’ lungs are a mass of sores, M.P. LERCH, 714 7th street, hich the least change of stmosphere will inflame, ans0-tr between Gand H. | The grand secret of my euccces pithy cy Mes FULL LINE OF consists in my ability to subdue inflammatioa instead CORSETS. Gamked fang’ catinnts with, eafety to tas coiteah he At reduced prices. Cg | exposed to ‘fhe biting blasts of Winter or the chilline s 5 pda of Spring or Autumn, uid be eareful suls-tf 715 Market Speco. | Titcided from ail irritating influences, ‘Phe utmost caution observed in this particular, as without it a.cnre under almost any circumstances is an imy 5 ‘The person should be kept on a wholesome and nutritiows diet; and all the Medicines, sontiuned until the body has restored to it the natural quan tity of flesh and strength. ‘wes myself cured this treatment of the worst kind of Consumption, and have lived to get fat and hearty these man: ears, with one lung mostly Thave cured thousads since, and very many fave’ been cured by this treatment whom 1 bare aa it the xe a corre to take Ling A sion of my new building. at the northoust comer c nd Archatreets, where 1 shall be pleasod to advice to all who may require it. directions accompany all my Remedies. so that « person in any part of the world can be readily cured by a atrict observance uf the same, J. H.SCHENCK, M. D., Philadelphia. ic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic, 20% half dozen. Mat Dox. For salo by all druggists and THOMPSON LILLY & CO., 26 = Wholesale Agents. SPLtine ATS. HEIAEES 13 Space, gaia ernest ot atonal Dorie 5 * TATION HAIR OHIGNONS. pis ered Market Bpace. 7D anls-tf 7D H.B. HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, Hanover street set-s.t.thtr THURSTON’S [VORY PEARL TOOTH POW- DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving ete ae NN rogers. Price, 5 3 cents. N’8 INODOBOUS KID GLOVE OLEAN- loves equal to new. Sold by al! ‘foe, iv CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. COATS, VESTS AND PANTS TO ORDER FROM GERMAN AND FRENCH GRANITES, PIQUES and TRIOOTS, ENGLIFH AND FRENCH DIAGONALS AND BASKET OOATINGS DEVONSHIRE KERSEYS. OHINCHILLAS AND BEAVERS. TRISH FREIS, CARR'S WEST OF ENGLAND MELTONS. SCOTCH AND AMERICAN SUITINGS AND CHEVIOTS. GERMAN, FRENCH, axp ENGLISH CASSIMERES, CHOICE AMERICAN CASSIMERES, CLOTHS axv DOESKINS. VELVETS, CASSIMERES, WORSTED anv SILK VESTINGS, goods dealers. Re RBEAD!! BEAD!!! PRICES, - STYLES, AT A. STRAUS’, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Tuaxe Dooks rz0M lire Steer. FALL AND WINTER 8UITS: CABTOR BEAVER SUITS cece. rnern-e GBT .00 READE-MADE CLOfHING, ENGLISH DIAGONAL SUITS.................. 85,00 A VERY LARGE AND PLEASING STOCK. ENGLISH CASSIMERE.....ccccscecnneee 29.00 ENGLISH MELTOM eecececrcinnnnnnees 90,00 WASHINGTON MILLB..cccssssssssceseseneeeee 20.00 FURNISHING GOODE, TIGER BULK, MIXED. ecenenne 18.00 EVERYTHING KEW AND NOVEL. BABRIO SILK, MIRED. eens 16,00 HABBIS’ CASSIMERE.. 15.50 BOOTCH CASSIMME En ecseenininennne 16.00 PUTMAN CASSIMERE ..W.......... 14.00 a ee PHOENIX CASSIMERE en nee 13.00 me = 5.W. OF Yru AND D STREETS. 12.00 10.00 FRENCH, EX! AND AMERICAN PANTS 4 LARGE VARIETY, ; ‘Silk, Pelt, and Cloth HATS ee Sas ote TELE ZAG! sr FROM cence err msen t0 16 = : FROM nr nan 6 to O10 P Ly OVEROOATS, CAPES AND GLENGARY COATS IM GREAT VARIETY AND PRICES. Pi, < CALL AND SER. : ee oh *HUkspars on 7 Remember name and number. A. STRAUS, Cris Bae POPULAR CLOTHIER, | “pity tS Ps 12 Po. aye bet. 10and Mth atresta. constitution, relative to the formation of new dioceses, was adopted. The ameudment pro- vides that no new diocese shall be ev vated within the limits of any other diocese, or be formed by EVENING STAR. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, Washinetan Nowe and fnwu:, | This Afternoon’s Dispatch Se Er ae Seman Washington News and Gossip, —— ORs | tees, it the comment of the Skog and INTERNAL REVENCE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $261,692.80. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. of the general convention. which shall only be given in the assur Provision for the support of the Ejpiscopate in the contemplated new d —————— Reclubiech E s ncese. Lt further provides Sronatany Fisn attived bere this morning es com caissocnd schdgcten os “ that ro city shall torm more pos PF meme ° é and Perseveres fork. | new diocese shall be formed containing less th and is staying at the Arlington. Bast pane Pen jon ten She ane new diocese shall be formed containing jess than and six presbyters for at least one year canonically resident and regularly settled in the parish, por sbali any existing diocese be reduced to contain less than twelve parishes and twelve gare canonteally resident, &c. Rev » then ad italian church re previously re Sexaton TRUMBULL is in town, and had an interview with the President this morning. ArrorstEp.—The President to-day appointed Charlies Williams surveyor of customs at Fred- ericksburg, Va. Tne Caninat mot at noon tyday; all the cago relief fund continue to pour in, Notti ham has ven £2,000; Kidderminster has su 000, and Edinburgh, £1,340; Pesth, £120; Dumf 3 As the details of the ealamity this side by mail the interest and sympathy inerease. Theatrical representa- tions for the benefit of the sufferers have been formation, and the reso! given or projected everywhere, Clarke and other ported on that subject by the committee were : d American stars ipating warmly in the t ‘ members present except Secretary Boutwell and | Dovement. ‘Tike hasan House fund here ap. | Srgctt. Attorney General Akerman. proaches, in the aggregate, £38,000. The leading | the publiedon otter ene Committer on rare ‘m agreed to. 5 a . with ise, receive columus Tesolutio: & for the on Gov. Cooxx is expected back early noxt | J0Urmals, wit The resolutions providing for the 2 particulars telegray rom Queensto week, as it is supposed that he took passage in pe a oo oe neenstown in | terhoods and deaconesses w adopt. debate, it being provided that thoss who emtes into these orders may at any time withdraw, and with the assurance that if remaining they shall be supported in old age and sickness. ‘The balance of the afternoon was consumed in discussing the ritual At the evening session the report of the com mitice on canors was taken up and seve: adopted, among them an amendment to the canon that the Bishop may at his discretion sot part a lay reader by epecial prayer and benedic- tion without laying on of hands. Also, that sald lay readers may wear @ die tinctive dress other thau that worn by clergy- men. Also, he shall do any parochial work designa- ted by the rector which a layman is competent t> perform. Also, that the lay reader’scommission may, at his direction, be revoked by the Bishop. Tre Pree or Lanor dvance of the mails. The mercantile commu- nity has subscribed liberally. The nobility and higher classes show no less zeal. The Marquis ot Westminster, Lord Ebury, and many others of rank have distinguished themselves by large contributions announced in the lists to-day. ‘Ten Persons Killed by a Boller Expio- jon. Panis, Oct. 24—A terrible boiler explosion occurred this morning at Ro? x, im t] partment of Nord, by which ten persons were tantly Killed and many others badly hurt, German Evacuation of France. VERSAILLES, Oct. 4.—In the six departments named in the recently conelnded treaty the Pruseinn evacuation is proceeding quiet! The Bonapartes Unpepuliar at Home. Versainies, Oct.24—Inthe Supreme Coun: of Corsica the Bonapartist party on a test vote was defeated by two majority. It is carrently ‘that Prince tendered his the steamer which sailed from Liverpool last Thursday. Ex-CoMMISSIONER CaPron and Professors Antisell and Pearce haye been heard from. At last accounts they were quartered in a palace in Yeddo, having been received with “all the honors” by the Japanese government. Me. Boris Danzas, First Secretary of the ‘Russian Legation in this'city, has been prome- = to be Couneilior of the Imperial College of Petersburg. This advancement wil not interfere with hla duties at the Legation. THE U.S. BRIP ConsTRLLATION, one of the practice fleet, has been ordered to the Washing- ton navy yard for repairs, and Master Lomax (pilot) left this morning for Annapolis to bring her around. PostMasTERs Arrorytep —The President has appointed the following postmasters: Jas. S. Pollock, Little Rock, Arkansas; 0. H. Newell, ren Jowa; and Hiram Rose, at Norwalk, jo. W-~T. Ramsnveca has been transferred from the contract oflice, Post Office Department, to the office of foreign mails, and promoted from first to third-class clerk, vice Horace Walter, resigned. TuE Proor of the report of Gen. Walker, Superintendent of the Census, which will cede the statistical matter of the first issued; is now being received from the Govern- Curcaco.—A tele- = from Chicago, dated October fi2, says :— he vast magnitude ef the work of clearing away the ruips and rebuilding Chicago is, of itee!?, proving an important means of relic the mechanics and laboring men, reported resignation as a member of the council. A Fair Proposition. Lospom, Oct. 24.—The Times Uuls morning suggests the appointment of an impartial com- mission to settle any international difficuity which may grow out of the cutting out of the img plenty of employment at schooner Horton. It believes any complications | wages. The average rate for laborers in tie will be thus compromised promptly and on an | fuine is $1.75 per day, there being very few cases equitable basis, wherein @ larger sum is paid. For teams the Appen| led te the Su; rate was advanced to $4.50 per Sr, sat car- - Lovrs, Oct. 3.—The penters, who were receiving 2.50 before the ompen b fire, now find little difficulty in getting $8 or 58 $3.00. The wages of bricklayers remain at £3 to $3.25 per day, as the builders are stoutly resisting the action of the Chicago Bricklayers’ Union in demanding an increase. On yesterday many members of the Union struck and left the walls on being refused any increase, but the contractors are not seriously fnconve- me Court. ron Mountain Kail- m the decision of ote Address of the Massachusetts Repub- cans. Boston, Oct. 4.—The Kepublican State Cen- ment Printing Office. tral Committee have issued an address tothe | nienced thereby, as there are large numbers of ——_—_ Voters of Massachusetts, reviewing and com- | bricklayers here from the surrounding towne Grn. Lzccrrr, Commissioner of Patents, re- | mending the policy of the party in the past, and | and cities, willing ud anxious te work at the turned to the city this morning, from Ohio, where he did good service in the late political campaign in that state. He is already hard at work, and will at once commence the duty of preparing his arnnal report. TEE PRESIDENT has written a letter express- ing his regret at being unable to attend the annual reunion of the army of the Cumber- land at Detroit on the 15th and 16th days of No- vember next,-on account of an unexpected pres- sure of official business at that time. Tae Wae Dzrantwenrt has issued in the form of a general order the circular from the Treasury Department, published a few days ago in Tue Stan, prescribing the manner of draw- ing certain United States disbursing officers’ chee! taking « hopeful view of the future. Rei -<q ME Grant's administra- tion, the says : “* Coming into power at the close of an era of disaster and confusion, he has restored the States then hanging on the Eererment to their proper - estal good order within their its, secured to loyal men their free citizenship and impartial suff , and with an admirable mingling of moderation and resointe action has labored to oup all » and all lawlessness. His financial policy has become the administration of the world. His foreign policy has set an example of the peaceful. mi- ustment of international difficulties which adds a brilliant chapter to our diplomatic his- tory, and teaches mankind a valuable lesson of humane and christian negotiation. stor rece maces ‘The Small-Pox in Ph ladelphia. PHILADELPHIA, Uct. 24. Exaggerated re of the prevalence of small-pox in this city have caused a semi-official statement from the board of health. The total number of cases during three weeks of October was 942; during the same time the deaths were 151. Di three days of the last week the cases reported wire 258; the last three days, 158; showing that the disease was on the decrease. The contagion has the firmest hold in the 12 ward, where 351 cases had occurred. This ward is in good sanitary condition, and the prevalence of the disease is attributed to being built on made ground, which renders the houses damp and accelerates the disease. In the Fou: revailing rates, 80 that the efforts of the craft ro organize a corner in Chicago seem likely to reaet against them. Brick has risen in price 50 per thousand before the fire, to $12 thousand. The supply seems to be lot of two millions being offered, on for $11 per thousand, laid down ip it not In the wall. Deerrvctive Forest Fines 1x NortTaeax New York.—Fires are raging in the woods for many miles around Rochester, ¥. The city is enveloped with smoke, and it was so dark yee- terday that it war necessary to use lights. The marshes are also on fire. The woods around the Shaker settlement, near Troy, are burning, and much damage is feared. Farm-houses and other buildings near Walworth, Wayne county, have been burned. Several houses, straw and hay stacks, with the large wood te Seneca Point, C: Lake, were burned yester- day. ‘It is also reported that a man was burned to death. A rumor comes from Albion that a Pressian settlement north of Albion, Orleans county, was burned yesterday. A large fire is nm in the Shawanqunk mountains, near Port Huron. Several hundred acres are burned over. A large fire is also raging in the woods at Flatbush, near Rondout. Aw Uninvirgp axp UnweLoome Visiror.— The Indianapolis Sentinel, of the Lith inst., gives the following: On Friday afternoon last, Miss Mattie §Clem, residing a few miles south of Terre H Ante, while sitting alone in the house, Tue Crvit SERvice Commisstoy had under consideration to-day the subject of probation in the matter of appointments to office. A valuable communication was received from the British postal department explaining the methods of appointment in that department. Mr. Medill is still absent. Tue Guanp Duke ALExis is accompanied on his voyage to the United States by his tutor, General Bossiet, two Counsellors of State, M. Machin and M. Vessely; Count Olsonfiew, Lieutenant of Artillery and Aide de-Camp to Ward—which comprises the filthiest part of | had ber attention attracted by a light tapping the heir apparent, and Count Schouvalow. | the city—only chi -three co had A cies on the window, near which she was eitting. £nsign of the Body Guard of the Czar. r Thinking it was a bird, she was about to raise The doctors pe that those who have not been vaccinated and are attacked by the disease, die of it almost invariably. Thousands are being inated daily, and the vaccine physicians have constant employment. ——e Interesting from Utah, The Mining Bzcttement— Making it Lévely for me. righ Sart Laxg, Oct. 24—The tin mines of Ogee Experts fro: the window, when she was startled to discover the noise to be caused by a snake of immense size, rome six feet long. She went out of the house to kill the reptile, which she did after an exciting encounter of about fifteen miputes’ duration. Her nervous system was severely shocked, and she is still ill from the effects of the excitement. Tue Nartionat Pouce VENTH this convention in session in St. Louls yesterday the report of the committee upon dustrial schools for youths of both sexes, aban- doned or destitute, was received. It contained many good suggestions, and said that school- houses, not houres of refuge, are the places where the young ehould be reformed; in fact the only places where reformation could be effected. A STRONG EFFORT is being made to effect the removal of Col. Robb, collector of customs at Savannah, Ga., and appoint in his place Mr. James Atkins, who, it is said, is backed by Senator Hill and the Congressional delegation from Leys po Robb’s friends, however, claim that he not be removed. Naval Orricers DetacnEp.—Capt. Paul Shirley has been detached from duty as chief of staff of the Pacific fleet, and ordered to return home. Lieut. Commander Chas. L. Huntington has been detached from the Jamestown and pisced on waiting orders. Paymaster George . Watkins has been detached from the Jame=- town and ordered to settle his accounts. Os 8a! y make @ revolu- tion in the tin trade. ‘The receipts of silver ore are greater than ever before. The gold quartz from the Brigham canon assays nineteen hun- r ton. Mrz, Cooke sues Brigham Young for 82,000 col- lected for her benefit on the death of ber hus- band. Young admits of the receipt, but claims ale Fea offset P ee Teport was referred to the committce of the whole, Tux Brrrisu PostaL TREATY.—Toshow the | Sfmets to $4,000. The spistate te that ean © | Gud will be carefully Giecnmed. ‘Thve coumateess value of the postal treaty recently negotiated 4 — on the social evil favorably uj its between the United States and Great Britain, it Waiting for the R: treatment in St. Louis, and that Fleet. Pg RO 31 ‘The pllet ripecis tee Seen mm Liv 5 Teports the Russian fleet below, coming In! [Second Dispatch.] New Yorx, Oct. 2, 10 a. m.—The report of — the Russian fleet being below is not reliabie. SECRETARY Deano left this morning for — odd gs — —_ = ane adres. | American fleet outs ‘and, the sd tangy Donegan eng being dark, mistook it for the Russian fleet. The may be stated that during the first week of its operation $8,319.52 was sent from the Washing- ton office to Great Britain, and that $3,326. Mas received at the same’ office from Great ritain. the system be in other cities. Referred to the committee of the whole. Tue Prxiico Kaces.—The hurdie race to- Gay will bring four starters to the post. Reunion, Harry Basset will walk over, receiving $5,000. In the ie’s Wood stake, Gray Planet, Meteor, Inverary and Mr. Bacon's Jacl will start. An additional handicap race was Association, now in " made up yesterday, in which seven will start, session in that city. It is understood that his Hoke Dow; cannot see far from | ‘Vis: Fincsee, Nellic Ransom, Madame Dudley, remarks wiil be mainly upon the policy of the Salma, Quinterd, Alroy, and Crouse’s bay filly government toward the Indians, with particular Teference to the efforts now being made towards their civilization and improved condition. He will probably return on Friday. During his absence Solicitor Smith will act as Secretary vis On Seoeaiones. by Lexington. The Pimlico stake will bring out Preakness, who, it is feared, will walk over — , K. Io, Oct. 24—A cotton waste | Preakness, who, Manriaxp Woops on Fire—tInformation arned last evening. The building was insured for received in this city last night from Cum- of the Interior. $3,000. The machinery was valued at $8,000; Derland that the woods rediati in all directions Manx Wanp ox Antauus Twarn.— Mark | praied for $4,800. The stock, belonging to B. | from that city were on fire mountains woomr ‘about <Artemus Ward” ln | °4JmY> Was worth $1,500 and uni . yesterday were enveloped in smoke, and from the dry night to the largest audience ever assembled ir at Last. Detectives arrested last Lincoln Hall. Vi leasant talk it was, char- New York, Oct. that a great disaster is about to overtake those acteristically droll aud full of unetuous humor, | Bight Harry Young, whose aliases are B.S persons who have their habitations in the moun- but nny ot his auditors seemed to be in the | Downer, J. H. Ransom and Samuel E. Collins, tains. same condition of painful doubt and uncertainty | Wb0 bas been for a long time successfully oper- as the audicnce described by him who attended | Sting throughout the country, altcringandforg- | | Mu. Pansoxs, in bis lecture on Paris, tells the firet lecture of A, Ward on™ The Baten ty | ing checks.” He has been identified by several Young daughter of the keeper, of the the Wood.” ‘They didn’t seem to know whether | Victims. Morgue who is in the habit of entering the room he was lecturing on ‘‘uncommonplace charac- = a where the dead are | on marble , in the ters,” as announced, or only one uncommon. Suicide of a Life Insurance Agent. middle of the night, Bostow, Oct. 24.—Wm. C. place character—“ Artemus” aforesaid—or agent ‘of the International Lif whether he was delivering that lecture, or an- the clammy faces t0 nee other lecture, or whether there was any other hich the Talling as wey ong S * lecture—in fact, they couldn’t get the hang of it. | cide this ee ee WE a ee wae ee aia aie at all. ‘Then again, when they come tostudy it | tom street, by eenatint ee ae aan saees, all out to-day they have A. Twain's jokes’ sc othe Se -- = q mixed M. Ward’s—no, M. Twaln’s with A. Wa and get so tryin; rate Clements from Browne that th condition is pitiable. No lecturer has a trifle with Whatabouts—A gentleman who has lately re- turned to this city from Uruguay states that ee? eer deta internal Montevides mgood hash, od eee nvize 2 snes of ample means. He is ot engaged Into that country, as has heretofore been sented, but was living a life of elegant : tain. He had for a long time occupied quarters and expensive. cetablichisonta te Hea ete: within a short time had leased a house for occu- im connection, j i i ae LPS a erivance. Pieernimere regia wen ohine pan tamed’ Sulder at murdered » at a SN ttn of lien’ Wena and papas? ‘Swoar thls wis: