Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Pupinned Hy. ‘sundays Excepted, AT TOE STAR BUILDINGS, founsyivoutn Avenue, Cormer ith St, PEE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONT. SM. MDOP P MANN, Pres’ ° £WR SVENING STALE t@ served ny carrion subscribers at TRY Carts zx wax, or F £7-PoUR CENT PRR MONTH, Gopies at the coanter Twe Cents eseb By matl—throe months, $1.20 ox 4. 93.00; one year, 85. Tae WHEKLY STAR—pudiisned Fritsy—@1K year. [Invariably ip sdvance, fa both cnary © paper eat loager than pald for i of advertising farnis'ed on ae es ear AE PHABETIOIL BUSINESS DIRECTORY: § Cards of First-class Zatab ents 4s ness in the District, { RAL Ware Ares. 25 Le. ave.. h DEPHTS. ALMEP c& Rte RIr hers. ys Phi GALLERIES. ATIGEAEVNaAt-5 ». Bawicet 4 3 AUCHIONEERS. wu. b Want d sar ew iS, &e. AWNINGS, rw s “pe pet. Sth and Tth ste, | sour B ©. Core + corner isth street, ui, 2) E. Cnpicol st, « between G aod B. BILLIARD SALOONS, 1 BILIZARD SALOON, corner 9th & D ste. oN. corne: Rh & F sts, -HAXGESRS & LOCKSITHS. ¥ eon 1th and 13th sts, SHOPS. ine. £¢.) 4% & Md. are, N= Se8R, Shi osmithg, 5468 56 Water at.. @tn. BLEACH ERIES. & T. Witixs, Straw Ht & Bt. Bteschor, 924 Pa. ay BIL?t. POSTERS. aLeenT&’ MW ¥ TW £ street, oppe. P.O. Dept BOARWING-MOULSES. + oat Pa. » bet. Sth and Tth ste NT. 8 treat uorthweet. BOvk SINDERS. We BH. Naricy. <ouhwest coruer Shand E sts. BOVE TORES. ig) ous So 1. 487 at.corD #2 Hh street, above D. Adams. 516 F “wax (Cath 4 Go. , 705 Sth #t ith b < %th «wth, + gorner Sew York ave. st! N.W., one door from 1. 2 sold) 097th st + (Mt pectsity,' Gis itth. D Hera Te, W2B7th wt.. above NV. ave. BOOT AND SHOE STORES. ac wo Ma. gre wh aud loth ote. der O. F. Hall. bee dttn and ih rence. 49 th st. adj Udd Fellows’ Hal CLay Wit hon, Sis 7th street. between @ and Froale No, 26 3d st. adj'g Washington House, Nk. Beot Maker, 17 Pennsylvania aveune. ay. Slipper Manufscturer, 396 7tb st. 5.W. BRAN? WORKS. sommes ViLL® & Lested, 516-18 3 13th atreet. ILeING MATERIALS. a a BCR. MATE ke BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE, ae. WREATLEY @ Rownen,: woolesaie only) c 9th &D, 2G. SPICER, (choice cds SW. CABIA ET SHOPS. Wa aLTen. SS E street, ear 10th. FG Weave k.iais U pbolstoring |.) 408 G at, bet.e7, ABPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 8. Cuarae N, 297th street and 1225 corner RH&E ste, us Ho Howth) it 612K street, bet. 6th aud Te JORsE.L A Bia RING, 47 Mo. av., bet.d5¢ and 6th ste Brawan.:tvascwexeh d for ground) S13 Tth st CARKIAGE FACTORIES. Gunman. 410 12-14 Sth at. bet. D ARLE, Sie, cornet Bonn. avente. au wos, 19 Sth at CHIN ARE, ac. A 3 Pa.av., Motzerott Ball, bARCULATING LIBRARIES. @ TF. dimmer. ck bet. sth 10th sta, ender Met. Hote <9 Det Ath @ 3th ste, co. soem T S. Plant. corner & and stastreeteN.W, CeNFECIIONERIES. at UDinieg Sooms,) 617th at., op. Pe CONVETAACERS. @ Kany. oy Pa ave..\ Law, Titles, Notary.) tOBKS, SEALING WAX, de. W. BastnoLowad. at wholesale, 1027 Tun street, ©. ear generally) @8Gthe . \2 ¥ street northwest. iS das SEN. 1016 Penna. av.,corner 11th at. DOLLAK SEG RES. oH = De +» bet atin -(Out'g taught by rale) pitol Hitt - Cepite!l Bil. hear Ls. avenue. t 234) 1018 & 1020 7th at. nw. TERSON, COF.Pa.ay. &6th st. cast. OUSKEa. *4)'g Medical Museam, 19 J. flersuo street, gotown, SBVLOYMENT OC FICES, SEMEN? S Tat on. Wl au ct, corner B northwest, Bs Levis ©. BuTLea ich street, near 6, EX! BESS OFFIC. ~ Bare Main Ufi.cee: @3 Pa. ay..cor sth, . Senge «! .@ta;7 Wash’n st., Alex dria EAGUAVERS. & Bas wos eT RN. also Die Stckor,) $2 Pa. avenue, FANCY Sioxen. 3.G. bs i Marke. Spare, cormer Sth fetne & Bivwesn, 8 ¥ Gasat asl 7 b stroet Nr = ote o— we © Nac. FI ian. DKETH 402 Utd ot..Wanh'n, & i Feneral Wrea he and Natural ene te superior style. Lan fer of La. . le FURNISHING Goons.” = AT UST YL On fu5Pa.av ad Mot novel NT) 1s Pe avcbectignalay jaees & W tssLow 40 Pa ave “eee ae sae FURSILUKE STORES BP Mosse Avene tivuse, pHemionr. 17 Panay Bs cet Ge & 6th sts daw itun £ Pranson, cor iN MLTUN © Props kh OD. ¥ MO. 4.8. A BSHErHERG Co. S0 Pe ay. Lana WasmixeTon G, Ts) asm x be 4s Liou? Compas, 418 th, near B Wu. W. Vavcuan, for churches, bouses, @e., 721 D Hav Gon aa fiat PLant & Som, 8. ¥ a ims LES A. APPEL, ABLIxeTON Livuse, ¥. Gort: veNtaL Hotst, Pa. Wann Hovsm, 5. W. corner Pa ay. and 6th st ry Bovem. cornez dt and H sructs. 8 PRANELIN H@e-u.cor @h&D: 2 per dav jon HOTEL, Georgetown, Dr. #binn, proprietor, te renee cant. Vie , 40--N-. 6,037. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1872. Che £vening Star. WO CENT: HOUSE FURNISHING STOXES, % Porries & Bao .9e Pa ay., Metzerott Mali. OP Gove. Big Basket. 1009Pa av ..bet lth alth © COMPANTES. aS Evo. office, 13M Py near 12th ANU FACTORIES. de vlithat. & Pa ave & fen st - Bond F. iemmen’s © Trusses. 424 7th et, OFFICES. RANCE Tape Live Rwassia BIKE ES JEWELRY Sat nveyanciug, , SHOE FINDINGS, &c. bh street, between @ aud H. “ ot npper manafsct’r, EMENT, &c. Sol Mass. svenne, bet, 6th and 7tp ES, # Groxry, 465 Pa. ave., bet. 4 and 6th sis ERY STAEZLES. gamee , Willard’s Hotel Stables, iéth & Dste F OR, Ja., 1350 to 1338 E street, 298 E street, SHARD Limk, ©) K nd 621 O 8. Ge : FeO En ns Par crenee ear 1kh otr st, woh Mace cortae Ith street and canal, Joun Mec reLeast, Louisings are, and 1 a atrect Storr. Cor. ! 's NATIONAL MARKET 416th ¢@t.near Pa.a) Sueprekn & Co., a eaten o.. MY ) 103 Pa. av., bet.1tth iach sts. KILLINERY, @c. Mes. ©, B. GiLLeTr, O14 98 st yop, Patent Ofce UO. W. Troe s. (wholesale ope 4 ‘st..nesray MODEL ERS, UD. Oprer wan, 625 7th srrect, Patent @ffice. 3 7th street, opposite Post Office. (also Brouding and Gilding.) 1008 MUSIC STORES. Lec _— 1148 7rh street, near M street, .. Law, Titles, Conveyancing. ix & Co.-1 Bi Wo weves, 468 Peon. aves, corner OYSTER ———— Hepes, ena. ave. BLE Ove Barca. W. Driver, NERS. eceiae ARMOR. 31 9th st., near Penna. avenue. O't Nidwes, 23 Loutsiana ave., bet. 6th & 7th ste Saxons AXeL.6o La av. a. blde, bet. 6th & 7th Gronen E Kink. 42 Penn-ave., bot. 49g and 6th ste $a Tompxine corner Hand Sth streets N. W. PAINTS, OLLS, GLASS, @c. Geo. Brxeat, Jr. 317 7th st.,bet. Pa ave. and D st. Matin. a9 (st ,bi.687, rear Met Hotel, x ER. wh a. aveRuUs, , bet. Ifth and 13th sta. —s ‘He street. 200.,(N-¥. Sci, Am )8. B. cor. BoM f beotaens, 69 F strecty near Tab We © Woon, N. E. corner F and 7th sti tos Ti ety, Pee \t Office, ‘W_RoTrwet, Room i635 + COrner 7th & Fats.. near Pat. Office. @9 Send for circular PATENT MEDICINES. Oavnon’s Liver Tonte, the great D; 1a Bem- Soe Ted label. SF Buy none other. PHOTOGRAPHEC@ALLESI 5 ', 627 Peunsy!vania av., neer 7th street, TM . Riuhco'e, Pa. wee eb 8 & 8 also, Photo. stock EJ. Puriman,(copyings specialty) 02-4 F st. ANOS. " PICTURE FRAMES, x L. B. 126 Pt enue, near 13th street. Dd iekwnn, Gobbing = specialty.) 811 Tth street. PLARING MILIO. Moar Wuitcosem #00. cor ise stand Canal, DPanist Smrrn, Phenix Mls, 1210 Ubto Bienufacturet of Monidiny Balosters. nd desler P oun ¥. KING. 65] Mase, ave., bet. 6th and 7th ste Gine € Lancewes, plain and ornamental, 48. Sth st PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. 4. B. SuErHERt & Oo.,910Pa.nv.,bet.9th £ iethets HamiLton & PEARSON, cor. th &D sts,.¥.M.CA B Gzo W. Goonatt, 8. W. corner Pa. av. andith ‘avenus, near 6th siroot. 7M Tth street, bet G and H. Arsirt E. RineWat, $0, D strect, bet. 9th an Ith. James O'HaGan, i917 Pi 19th and bate. We. RoTHWELt. 11S Pa. ‘Capito! Hill, Jas Baas (also Metall (003 24 at.,cor.F. PRINTING Giason BRoTHERS, 1012 Ps bet 0th & 11¢) sts. Josxra L. Pea ksoN, corner 9th and Dastreets, Powstr & G-Nce, 610-652, F street, near 7th. PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. TH.PoTTs& UNORRUILL, 8B, corner 9th & Dats. |. Younes, Western Produce Company. 470 Pe.av, MEAL ESTATE ac. Anrxor & DUDLEt, cor. La. avenue and 7th street. K. M Hatt, corner 7th and ¥ ste..opp. Post Ofhce, Latta, corner sth «nd @ streets. Joxwe, treet, near isth, 518 7th st. x 08} . Department Wx H. CLagstr, 619 Marker nOLOMON J. Fave. 702 B at_.bt 7&3, CHuAkLRs THOMPSON & Oo, 639 :B atrest,corner 7". Moons, & PaRvix, 06 16th'st., opp. Treasury Dep ¢ . Dep't. * BE. ‘° #0. $11 Tth street, opposite P. O. ©. SroRRs, 14% F street, near W T. Jonxson, (Anct’r,) cor. Ba. Kenseny & Son, 15th street, veer Prit H. Weicn'& Co.. 95 Fat., RESTAURANTS. Joun Scort sDININGSALOON (meals %c.) 996 La.av. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. PERRY CoLeMAN, 207th st., op. Conter Market. Tucker & SHERMAN. 6% Lonisiang avenue. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. WattiNeTon Bustvuss (OLLRG®, cor. 7th and L ste, SEWING MACHINES. WHEkLEa & Witsox s, Steer & Son, agts.461 Paar, Th ample, silent perfect. is Baar, agt. 0. 8. MARRON, (repairir ix we's IMPROVED, 5. Karr. ag, 629 Pa. » WErD Sewing Macu NE CoMPany, @0 9th street. The Family Favorite. Sd-Bxeur ‘Tux “Kevatonn.’ A. G. Bton ..0 Deparimeus: ‘om ple. BY FACTORIES, Devin & Co..(N.¥.) 1115 Pa. av., bot 11th 813th ats. Mus. L.A. McLean, 816 F st.,bet.2 29, EB Mus. RA! Swrrm- dit Seo et alno: ladies uader near SILVER PLATERS, Eowakp Store, 097th Cees Bost. A. WHITERAND, 94 D st., SOAP AND CANDLE F. Batre & BROTHER, 619-21 @ st., bet. 6th and 7th, Me STEAM FUrtE Post Office. tween ati: £ 9th. avian ey eRrgati a tm eoee TEA OOrrzz Wi ADLER. (wholesale Tivos bets Ma ks i eaaruate ate. 210 Pa. av.,bet tun & toch ots ! M. Whoolor, €28 7th street. SPECIAL NOTIGES. A Cara. 4 hile residing 4 Soeth Amertes, ss hhery, | seovercd a saf pls ervous Wea rine ns Sole rain of ¢ gorders br Great nur aber, mere. | Prom sped by a desir to benefit the am@icted ad GOfoFtT age, T all oral the reel Be T prepariuc » MP ¢ thie meficine, in “alot ° ore we nods it. Pree af Chara OB F IN MAN Station D, Bole House, New York (ity. PIC-NICS, EXCURSIGNS, &. "HIKD 6 gant TURSION, F the auspices ¢ Tr PHOENIX YENT.No. 12,1 0. RECHABITES, To Mursball Hall — WEDS expay SULT 34, Pe 2 i = Shee! wer K eave the mail Ycbrert, Te street, aC 5:3) a. m.and 4 p gfwo tripe. Braswar! String Band is ¢ 4 abeit’s tickets..0 cents; chidren w at m7 ter presentowners, wil wet, Toot O Tth street. daily Mount Vernon of Waao med inte larcdings AMES SYKES, Je198m_—_ Gen] Superintendent Steamer Arrow MAS8a4L1 BALL PAVILION, This beautiful summer reart baving been en- larged and refitted, is Row open for charter for Kxcursions aud Pic-Nic parties Special inducements are offered to Sunday Bchools and private parties N. B —Special arrangements having been made with the surborities of ( y to. order at this pavillion, persons can now visit this beauti- fal resort without fear of being annoyed by disor- erly parties or terms of charter apply to Capt. FRANK LLINGSB EAD. 7th street wharf. jel lm AMUSEMENTS, 1,000,000. Second Grand Gift Concert IN AID oF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, At Lovisvinix, Kestccrt. Byanthority in the act of the Legislature incor porating the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN FUCK Y the Trustees will give their Second Grand Gift Concert In the great ball of the Public Library building, in Louisvilie, Ky., on SATURDAY, Sav Ber 28, 1972. 100,000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION will be insued at $10 each; half tickets, $5; a0 tickets, $2.50: 11 whcle tickets fer $100; 23 for & tor G00; 1:3 for 31.000; 23% for $2400; m5! @5 00. No discount on less than $10) worth tickets at a time, During the concert the sum of $500,000 IN CURRENCY Will be given to the holders of tickuts by distribution by lot ct ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows: LIST OF GIFTS. £100.000 sh - - 525.000 Carn $30 500 8 5; jor ot Ove Grand ne Grand Gift, Gift, SBE nn 2 a g oe 100 = 62 = Total. 1.000 G 11 Cash, $500 000 The Hon, Thos, B. Bramiette. late Governor Kenrucky, has consented to represent the Trustess iu the management of thir second Grand cert. avd he will personally see that the mon: the sale of Tickets is deporited with the Treasurer. that the drawing is fairly conducted, aud the gifis Justly awarded ard prompily paid ‘The drawing will take placein public, in fall view of the audience, aud under the immediate supers? sion and direction of the officers and Trustees of the Pablic Library of Kentucky and the following named eminent end disinterested cit’zons. wis have ed to be present and see that ail is fairly Hon. M. &. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals, Ky. Hon: J, PROCTOR KNOTT, late MC. Lol District. Hon. H. W. BRUCK, Judge %h Judicial Dis. Ky. Gen. E. BRAY. U.S. Marshal Dist. Ky 1 MU Ue Bon T. B. CUCHKAN, Chancellor Lou. Chan. ourt. Hon. E. D. STANDIFORD, President Farmers’ and Drovers’ Bank. Hon. JOHx BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance Cgmpany, Liverpool ‘ LEE, Com. Att’y Ninth Jndicial Dis, C. GRABAM. founder Graham ¢ t. ol. JELSON P. JOHNSON, Manager Gait Hons Dr. T. 8 BELL, Prof. Medical University, Louis: Ville bin Eons s ehh mts owbicen ole 2m EN, Prea.&0) Shsrt-line b. fama Kxprecs fompany. oF THE. ‘Be z¥ Ee BS ( LIBBAHY: RT President, W.N MAN, Vico President. JOHN « Be er FARMERS’ & DROVERS’ BANK, Treasnrer. Address THOMAS EB, BRAMLEY TE, Agent Public Library of Kentucky, Public Library nilding, Loutevill ye Circulars, giving full particulars, sent on applica tion, ‘9-t.at 2 LADIES’ GOODs, ILLINERY GUODS! DRY G90D8!! OSIEKY, GLOVESand NOTIONS. articles in'each line just received. Ne Goods marked at Baltimore prices. All the LATEST STYLES OF MILLIS RY; ac r ‘Mas. TH 1459 14th. corner P ai ys: EB, A. MCUURMICK, 806 01h street, betwen Kant B, ened an elegant stock of MILLINERY comprising all the newest ro ats, Flowers, Ribbct fol li of Ladies’ she asks the fea sm ma of ‘anit mi-tf 8 B'S, 725 Market Space. KID GLOVES, 21 T=, SaeRIvEn—a fine essortment of Berg 3. 1 ed Pct nb peretaag © nt ot ts town exenr; to whi the ladies of Washingion and vicinity. W GOODS, FLOW 4 STRAT cours Fem ENS sea RIB BLL! pn AEG K s ~) A SSE8% ASSORTMENT of CORSETS, at BespParia ‘S. HELUER, mitt 725 Barker Space. BRIN ZEPHYR BMBEOIDERED SLIP?’ a SEPEYE TTRESE. = M, P. LERCH, 726 rth street, between @ and A. CORBS EXTRACTED. ITHOUT PALN, so the shoe can ‘after tho oporat pubs paiva folly g ite a m. to 3 at vial. OP goinees at oles precludes visittas eee exept end irene ane of - known : Sienstroce of cate fiabapents Wavebtiages in ‘Was 1s6. syl-te A OVED bie Dr EeRioceettrem 300 Lvtreot ts 41 Sen strest cask, detween Pownsy! avenue ‘B wrest south. where, as om will be civent ines. Ga Bohvor j Pe anaguvete, ore : -D., Prinetpal. Fg eas So mi-tt ‘8. MRLL ERS. 715 Market MBVG—L. BICE will pay 8 fair . pats Laties’, Gert wand cintseen Caer hard Clothing of all descr: ptices; Boous, Shoes, c., at No. 623 Fu street, between F and @. and. B.—Any note by mail cr otherwise will be Promptly attended to 3e25-La EVENING STAR, Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL REvENve —The receipts from this source to day were $351,513.44, Srotrse Tat. and is chtefs and young men expect to have a talk with thelr Great Father, the Preedent, to-morrow. Mr. Ronert B. Lines, of Wisconsin, hi pointed stenographer ty the Postma 1, at a salary of £1,690 per year. RGKON C. E. GoppaRn hes been relieved from duty in the department of Dakota and or ered to the depertment of the east. THRE REPORT that the Utcs are preparing for hostilities is ontradicted iu a report received at the Ind‘an office. ATE McCosmick, of Arizona, who iat bis resdence in Mis cxiy for the le ty he out agein, we are daye, ts glad to hear. Jonx Ports, Eso., chief clerk of the War department, we regret to learn, ‘s still in a vet critical condition, but, as he passed a comforta- ble night Irst night, and his symptoms are <omewhat more favorable t»-day, it 's hoped he will recover. Lizvt. Cor. H.C. RAN80M has been relieved from his present dutics and ordered t> duty as chief quartermester of the department of D: kota, relieving Lieut. Col, C. H. Tompkins, who has been ordered to Arizona to report t> Gen. Crook. AYYOINT¥ENTS BY THE PR~SIDENT.—The President to-day appointed L. M. Foulke, Cal- vin Brown and Eugene L. Sullivan, all of Cal- ifornia, ‘> be commissioners to examine and re- port on the railroad and telegraph line con- rtructed by the Southern Pacitie railroad com- pany of California. ‘THE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINING BOANDOF the Treasury Department will hold a competitive examination to jill the posit’on of deputy con- Wolter of the cuicency on Friday, August 2d. The standsrd, o° ou..e, in this examination will be f xed bigher t'san that for ordinary cleri- eoly ‘ors. Trix Bovspany Survey Comarsstow loft this city Irst night for Pembina, where the first rointat the boundery will be fixed. The line to be est.blished is about one thousand miles in length, and will reqnire the erection of field astronomical apparatas at about foriy station It is expected about two years’ time will be oc- cupied in the survey. Tae TRANSIT OF VeNvS.—The commission under whore direciion the appropriation made for the observation of the .cansit of Venus is to be experded met yesterday at the Naval Ob- servatory. There were present Rear Admiral Sands, superintendent of the Ob-ervatery, President Henry, of the Academy of Scienc~s, and Protessors Harkne:s and Newcomb, of the Observatory. Several recommendations con- cerning expenditures were adopted. Tue Prestpent and Gen'l Porter returned here this morning from Long Branch on the early tra‘n, and will remain here until to-mor- row evening. But very few visitors were re- ceived this forenoon, the President being en- gaged in attending to public business. Several department officials, amoag them Commodore Amman, Commissioner Walker aad Registor Allison, were with him duringthe morning. At noon the Cabinet met, with all the members present except Secretary Delano, who was rep- resented by Acting Secretary Smith. VALUABLE Mars.—A series of maps are in Process of execution at the Census office, and when completed will accompany the different census volumes, adding greatly to their value rs works of reference. ‘There will be in all about twenty of these maps, all of them being of the United States, and each one showing by “ie ‘va “ious colors used, for instance, the death rate from consumption in different localities; another shows the death rate trom malarial diserses; and another the rate from intestinal diseases, in the :ame manner. Other mapa illustrate the density of population, the percentage ef the foreigh element, indusirial products, &c. TRANSFER CY NaVAL Orricers.—Assistan Surgeon J. E. Semple hrs been re’ieved from duty in the departincnt of the lakes, and ordered tothe department of the Gulf; Assistant Sur- veon G. M. Sternberg hes been relieved from auty inthe department of the lakes, dered tothe Cepartment of the Gulf; Surgeon J. W. Williams has been relieved from duty in the department of the East, and ordered t> the depertment of Dakota; First Lieut. Jno. H. Weeden, engineer corps, hrs been relieved trom duty upon the joint com: mision for the survey of the boundry line along the 49th parallel, and ordered to San Franc'so, toreport to Lieut. Col, B. 8. Alexander for daty on the fortifications on the Pacific coast; Second Lieut. Carl Palfrey has al.> been relieved trom duty on that commission and ordered to Wil- lett’s Point, N. ¥. = Sentovs Sraike Krors at WILLIAMSPoRT, Pa.—The Military Called Out.The strike of the mill workmen at Williamsport, Pa., bas as- sumed a serious phase. ‘The strikers assembled pout ten o'clock yesterday morning and moved to the upper mill yards of the mill of Filbert & Otto. The police were drawn into line, when the crowd sssailed them with brickbats, charged through, and went intothe mull. From there they went through ali the mills, the men at work fleeing through the lumber piles for life. Several fights occurred, and many were wound- ed. One boy was struck with a handspike by the forenan of the mil!, and seriously wounded. ‘The chief of police came near having an arm broken by a club. A special policeman was severely wounded by being struck on the head with an jron bar. Policeman Foresman was hit in the face with an iron bar, aud badly wounded. Policeman Strycker was sicuck by two clubs thrown at him, and Officer Piatt had L's clothes bad'y torn. The strikers then moved to the milis below. the city, closing thos at work. The military have been called ont and the greatest excitement preva‘is. Tl strikers were to meet this morning at 9) o'clock. Some shooting occurred about sever o’olock last evening, but it was not of a serious character. A Norep Patcaperrata Povrrioran SHOT. Alderman William MeMullin, of the 4th ward, in Philadelphia, a noted local democratic politi- cian, Was shot in the breast lest night by Hugh Mara,one ot the recently-pardoned convi and is not expected to recover. ‘The affair oc- curred in a tavern adjoining the Moyamensing house, where the aniversary exercises o1 company were in progress. The Alderman had followed a man into the tavern Yor the theft of a bouguet when the shooting occurred, Rrrorts FROM GEN ‘A Geneva dispateb : The cluims tor damages caused by the sels Roston, Sallie, Jeff Davis, Joy, and Music have been dismisved by the arbitrators ‘The demurrer of Great Britain concerning the other vessels is overruled. The case of the Florida was concluded yesterday. The decision, it is believed, awards $2,600,000 s for her ations. The poard took up the caso of y s S' mx New Yors.—The marb! rs upon the cuttors entered ninth week of the strike in New York yesterday, with little prospect of immediate: success and 4 little of a speedy surrender. The marble polishers are ready to resume work on the old stom, but are unable, their work being depen- dent upon the cutters,” TuE ARKANSAS Paovarks Ares were sent Sicuray: 19 arms company of mulleor seest ya ‘arm & CO! one hundred. The intter “4 with them. * a7 Karey is taming Lowa hors-3 this year. “A hitle pamphlet enlivening Pari= headed be ‘Thiers thoutt he = &/ General Ewell has had Tennessee town named after him. @2” Horace Greeley owns dcom 600 to 600 acres of land in Buckingham county, Va. A ne called the Tichbarne Gazette hes been started in London in aid of the claim- ant. It is sold for a penny. i S# At Rochester they carry young Indies home, from wine suppers on stretehers. | s2-A womanin. Virgipia waskilled by light- ning while p eehines feo days ago. ——— 89” All the prizes at the recent commencement of the Ohiesgo' High School were taken by gris. S7“Annadickinsonian power of jaw,” is a Chicago Post-al coniribution t2 the literatare of the day. Political Notes, James Monroe has been nominated for Con- = by the republicans of the loth district of Ohio. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, ° Associated Press Reports. From Furepe A GESEVA DOCTMENT Burt Van Horn, of Niagara, iate repud’ member of Congress from the 2ith distric New York, has declared tor Greeley and Brown, Gratz Brown's head was examined by Pro’. Fowler last Saturday, and Mr. Greeley held his vsual chopping reception at Chappaqua on the day. a ilates for the republican nomination for Congress in the 2d district of West Virg'nia are Hon. Jas. Crskadon, Jos. T. Hoke, J. Ne'son Wasner, and ex-Gov. Farnsworth. The Portlard (Me.) Press says that Wi Lem Pb‘tbrick, senator and bank examine of that state, hes been fixed upon as the de uo- e-Bay PRESENTED To Loxne efore Pa nt will send in the proceed Arbitration. * vacation th Hon. x : Gexeva, July B— = liberal candidate sor Congress against Speaker | yyy Warner. thee bape was found dead Sat A Maine paper says that among the largest acec:siors that the republican party of Ma will receive during the preent camvess will be but tha; his dea! thore ship builders who have at times acted with the democratic patty. The Cincinnati Zw ucrer reports that Hon. at first inclined to Lew's D. Campbell, “thoug! reject the nomination of Mr. conveded that there is bmt one th by tho-e who would be rid ¢ Senator Hitchcock, of Ne this aft ornoon t the srrivalot Fr which a ” neh commur's it ka, has put Hon Atter alluding t> the fact’ that G had expelled J he S Premier whether enforce the + Koman Cat lief act of 1829. which provid's for the b ment trom England of all members of the so ciety of Jeowits. Gladstone, in reply, said the subject was an important one and mrst be take into.erious consideration by the government He added that though the taw in question was now nearly a baif century old, no.veps had ye buen takcn fer its enforcement. A HITCH AT GENEVA Gewava, Jnly 23.—Owing to an unforeseen @ficulty, of whieh noth'ng is known. there w lished a card in the Omaha Trilune, savagely attacking the editor of the Greeley organ there, and aster.ng, that im his charges against him- telf he is a “deliberate, williul aud malignant Mar Mr. Graham . Fitch, ex-United States Sena- a, and @ life-long democrat, has bolted the Baltimore nomination and deciared for Grant. It is now in order for the Tri’une to show that the course of Mr. Fitch is highly sus- picious,and to insinuate that his support has been bought by the administration. Politics are liveiy in Mississippi, both parties being in activetraining for the campaign. But three demoertic papers in the state oppose the action of the Baltimore convention. ‘he exec- utive committees of the liberal republicans and r will there be any to-morrow. The prec va Gemocrats meet at Jacrson on the 12h of | {ons to preverse the soctecy ot tee den August fo agree upon ® plan of conducting the | {ing are contined to the inet minute p rec camp: lars, othin fever can be lesrned ‘The Patriot of this city says there is no longer | #8, and nothing whatever can be le relative to its proceedin any doubt in regard t> the course which ex- Governor Curtin iniends to pursue in the Presi- ‘tial Campaign, and asserts that letters have been recently received from him, in which he announces his purpose to support Mr. Greeley, and to canvass the state of Pennsylvania for him as soon as he returns home next month Duke and Harris, late Representatives in Con- gress, and Roller and O’Ferrall, also aspirants for the democratie Congressional nomination, addressed the people of Augusta, Virgini New York News, ST New Yor, July 2 strikers assaulted a body of }o were employed in their places at A tree tight of half an hour ensued. The police scattered the sturbers. FAILURE OF THE EIGHT-HOUR MOVEMENT. There is scerceiv a vesiige now visible at labor ian terday. O'Ferrail pitche trades uniors of the recent eight-hour move Governor Walker. He will run as an indepen- | ment. The struggle seems to Lave totally dent candidate. The contest between Duke | lapsed. FIOM GREELEY TO GRANT. 8. T. Streeter resigns irom the liberal repub- lican committee, and wil! support Grant. TOM MURPHY writes from Long Branch that he b Grant himeeit paid for his sea side cotta, >: he (Murphy) didn’t contribute any thir g towerds it, at any rate. HELEN JOSEPHINE MANSFIELD is to be @ wiiners im the Barnard trial at Sara- toga. and Harris for the nomination will be close. Tue BINGHAMPTON CHARGES AGAINST Me. GreeLtky.—The Binghampton Republican some time since made an ugly charge against Horac > Greeley to the effect that in October, 1871, he began intriguing with various democratic poli- tictans (the most notable of whom was the Hon. Horatio Seymour) for the democratic nomiia- tion for the Presidency. One charge was that Horace Greeley agreed in October, 1871, on his own behalf, to be a candidate tor President if Horatio Seymour and the democratic leaders would support him, and that he held a correspon- dence on that subject; that Mr. Greeley formal- ly recognized his agreement, and communicated the fact of the democratic proposition to Reuben FE. Fenton, who cousented to give assistance to JUDGE GRIFFIN, of Jeriey city, is dead. MR. GREELEY DENIES. The T)itune denies the s*>ory published tn some republican papers that Greeley ever c suited with Germans relative to selecting ficers, that he never desired any one to g. the scheme; that Horatio Seymour sattequently | meetings for him, or that he ever asked an agreed to give his support conditionally; thathe | body to .-y to get him nominated for the Pres- communicated to Waldo Hutchins on this sub- | idene: ject in reference to the Cincinnati convention, ae ee and that Seymour acknowledged the corre. The Wa Mexico, sponde»ce with Hutchins in a letter dated May REPORTED REVOLUTIONARY SUCCESS. 1, 10/2, three days before the Cincinnaticonven- | Matamoros, July 22—Kevolutionary Col ton; that Hutchins responded, and became a delegate to that convention; that the fact of democratic coalition was well understood by tome of the delegates to that convention; and that the exp ctation of democratic support fecured Mr. Greeley’s nomination. One of the i -ucs of the new campaign was said to be the paying of pensions to rebel soldiers. The story ‘Dyer and the New York Even.ng Post called upon the Republican to pro- duce i*s proofs. The testimony on which the accurat‘on wrs made hrs now nm published, consisiing of @ number of affidavits based main. ly on the st .tements of one Lewis Carmichael, a democratic polit:cian who claims to hi ve en. gineered the movement. Salagar captured the town of Honus, near Tam- pico, with its garrison, and shot its commander. San Luis was attacked by Martinez on the Ist. He forced his way with his men ipside of the biock plaza, but he was compelled to retire att several hours’ figh.ing. Gen. Garcia Dela dena has left Zacatecas to join Martinez in an attack on San Luis. Diaz is Teported in Logas with a strong cavalry foree. Rocha is stil! in Monterey, and Trevino and Iniroga in Mon. clave Coabuhila. General Palrsios brs been appointed military governor of Coatubiia. From the Mexican Frontier. DEPREDATIONS OF MEXICAN CATTLE THIEVES IN TEXAS. BRownsvitte July 23.—The frontier com. mission will convene for busine’son the wth General McCook pr: ented to the commieston a committee of stock raisers. Gen. Read presented & copy of bis report to the War Department relative to depredations. The autbor.ties have r-ceived reports that one hundred armed c ittle thievcs ere sedat Los Culvrs and scaiercd the small bands protecting the troncer. Four Americans were murdered. Troops have gon n pursuit of the thiev. =. Cori The latter ‘son have buried the hatchet. side of the river. —————— The Barnard Impeachment Trial. JOSIE MANSFIELD ON THE STAND. Saratooa, N. Y., July 23.—The Barnard im- peacement trial was resumed t Josephine Mansfield was on the stand and gave testimony at length, most of which js already tamiliar to the public, as far as her relations with Fisk Is THis TRUE ?—“The Meriden Republican, having given a report that Gratz Brown was intoxicated while in New Haven, Rev. Abraham Norwood writes to the editor for evidence, declaring that if it is produced he will neither vote for Brown or Greeley. He says he‘ will not drink @ pint of vile rum even if it be asso- ciated with and mixed with a quart of pure water. The editor of the Republican replies that he has the proof but he has not permission to publish the names of bis witness. But he otfers to give Mr. Norwood the evidence and the names if he willeall at the Republican offic Upon this evidence the editor repeats tue charges with still more particularity and posi- tivences. The editor adds that two of the per- sens who saw Mr. Brown intoxicated are very prominent democrats, and both have occupied high positions in this state, elected by the demo- cratic party. The Register denies the state- vy. ments. The Republican's sweeping charges are | are concerned. She said Barnard was at het made by Bir. Charles P. Ives and Mr.-E 'B. | bons perhaps seven or eight times; kuew Everett of Meriden.” of Fisk presenting Barnard with a check sor $1,000, though Fisk told her Jay Gould per. ticipated in making the present; Barnard never took sapper at her house, nor drink there; Fisk was not @ drinking man and could not have taken wine with Barnard. an The Condition of Alderman MeMallia, PuiLApELPAIA, duly 23.—The bail has been extracted from Alderman McMullin. He ix easier this morning. Some hopes are entertained of his recovery. NOT £0 FAVORABLE, PHILADELrata, July 23.—Alderman MeMul- lin, at lest accounts, was in a critical condition, and the physicians believe that the wound wil prove tatel. The report that the ball was ex- tracted is incorrect. Mara, who committed the outrage, is still at large and it is feared that he has lett the city. The K ANOTHER 8WA Cavses of Sv -—There is nothing more ¢ ficult for a sane man to understand than why people will commit suicide. The problem is ron dered still more perplexing by the fact that many saicides grow out of causes which are considered the mest trivial. Only a little while ago there was the girl who plunged into a watery grave ung because she had warts, and the man wno himeelf because his wife had ber hair cut of spite of his opposition; and now within a few days a West Virginia man goes out into his barn and becomes his own hangman because his din- ner isn’t ready promptly. As in these cases the victims must have been infinitesimally endowed With .brains and with all so senscleasly sensi- tive that their lives would not only be a burden to themselves, but to everybody about them, it is es well, perhaps, to count. their taking’ of themselves off the only “happy thought” of their lives, and for their benctit to make the dis- tinction of justifiable suicidi as < of Tom Lowery. ANGRL GONE TO B18 KECKON- ING. 23.—A Wilmington, N. C., ig of Tom Lowery, of *he wes effected by brothers 1. Wishart and James McKay and Jamer Cawphell. Lowery was on his way to a polities! meeting. when the aveng- ing party emerged from their hiding place and fired at him simultaneously. A ScHoor For Privters.—A German let- ter in the Trade Courier gives a most interesting account of the schools for printers which are es- tablished in Stuttgart and throughout Germany, designed to instruct apprentices in the theory and practice of printing not only, but to impart & general knowledge of foreign ‘languages, and an accurate acquaintance with the typeof all languages. The superiority of German printers is such that many English books are sent to Ger- many to be cot up, although a are returned to England for binding. More interesting sti'l isthe — ofthe myer etd eee at Leip- sic, Whose purpose is to thoroughly train youn, men for their trade by attending to the lit ary as well as the practical side of the business, A three years’ course is marked out, embracing the study of all the prominent languages, ancient and modern, and their literature, mathematics, gcography, commerce, history, natural science=, New York, July dispatch says the kill Swamp Ange! Gan of the murdered ¢ Of GOVERNOR GEARY. 2%3.—The Governor has is- roe! m in relation to the distarb- ances at Williamsport, declaring the action of the strikers in preventing others from working, unlawful, and directing the military to hold themselves in readiness when called upon to en- ig the laws and bring the offenders to jus- drawing and writing, wstheties, bib! > Statistics and Dusiness management ea PEy The Coming w: South America. ae Dine Renanement. (J 3 ‘ON-CLADS IN THIS COUNTRY. New York, July 23.—Advices from Rio de Janeiro say that those iron-clads for which the Argentine Con; voted £2,600,000 have bee ber 6 with mural tabletsto th- who were killed during onr civil war. | sermon of eaxe baked tnirtact sours meet ses-ion Of a cake baked thirty- ; At'the time! Hurrisone election. “It tuar ok, = speak it would doubtless have its stale t: tel re te sion of the tribunal of arbitration to-day, | FINANCIAL AND CommeRctaL. The New York money merket yester extremely easy. The current oporaiio stock exe! or being tren® iair rates all the money offered. There's a general expectation that when the moncr mare Ket changes this fall the change wii be a violent one. Government bonds him New Vork and! little or no chan, market there ws Pscitic mail, Er day was at the F at 5 5 aise white souther . 1 whit k r vie . aut Shey bats . 1 a sr x ~ ’ ; Siw ¥ " War Drranrs nal Oftor.2 Wasnrs : The area « Ove Hottheastward down the valle Lawrence ral hours trom this Or six tall y whirl- en water only what 1 4 © be ten feet in thousand feet in height. Alt about over the plain tor twe never came together or never rical fo: did g m,and when the ling t well known to all old indicate a change of equen' ly im the be lower Sink of the T fitteen of these tai © the plains at yme t rt forward like Prospectors and sem to eather. We have Forty-mile Desert, ¢ Caron, not less than cen and colurens moving # the same time. It in s¢ gcther, but when they do they two flashes of lightning, anc an explosion like w heavy blast ends «ll, and the two columns of sand at once tall to the ground. Those who Lave not been upon our ave never witnes :ed thi wondertul mira, romantic grandeur of these ai teresting Wastes of sai prise, July unin Enter- —Virginia (Ner Frevcn Puisoxers ix Gerwany.—a French lady has just returned from a charitable mission which consisted im visiting the variors prisons in Gerr y where different French prisoners are sti anda lst has been names, the terms of im 1 they are condemned ot which they are suffering p a bes ten years’ impri omen uniform of a National Guend; ther the same T refrsing t> give in formation of reurs, while @ pe on suspected of hav.ng belonged to this latt sr body hes fifteen years. A notary, mayor of his viliage, accnsed of re- bellion against the Pros condem @ him afterws ts go t the lady re it <very in permision tosechim. The l confined in Germany is fitiy- two; and are most of them in the pri orsef Cologne and Werden. The Germans have, it is reported sed to make any arrangement for the’r liberation Vrnewta Ne © of most tate of in this couniy for stheville Enterprise, oc- hood of Mt. Airy on Sun- nt States that slat. Our the name of becoming his little son, aged abont four years ablow at him with an axe. The mother of the d warded off the Liow, and in the attempt to save the life ol her child had b v band wust have been under the influence | per:ons, three girls were drowned in the Mattap« Ferry, and a boy, ar Prazier’s ting 4 preaching The bent aleak, the girls becoming alarme the stern of rg “tonian says: “ Prof. Fee, caught in the F ec, near Leesbarg, on ning torr yp suns A Fient ror Lire.—A telegrapl from Mayville, Chautanqy that Charles Mar t ce to be ic despatch nty, announ rer, under sem- Augost next, y ea desperate assault upon b's jatlor, Mr. Dwight Sutton, with a bar of iron wrenched trom his bedstead. Mr. Sutton was y n about the head, but was finally rescued and the murderer secured. The object of Marlow was doubtless to kill the jailor, and then eftect his escape; and failing in this, be aiterwards attempted to destoy himself by opon= by means of some % secretly provided Wasal-o prevented. It was ed by some wiseacre that the worst nee +> which it was possible to put a man wes to him. While not disposed to deny the tath of this generally, it mast be admitted that an exception should be mace in the cace of the depraved and devilish wretch Marlow, and the sooner he ts put out of the way the better it wi’! be for the community.—Bufalo Commercic’, July 19, FRARFUL Crive on THE Frontrer.—Tie Du‘uth (Minn.) Tribune able and worthy young lady, with her parents near Crow Wing, stew miles below rainerd. She left home one day i i 3 | in att Wd H ii iy i i i