Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1872, Page 1

Pabiished Psiiy, sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Penns) lyre Avowve, Corner Lith St, oY (BE EVENISG STAR NEW ' ne Baie =. |1WP ott Ha y jane 1 is 4 -shue: INDBe ANDES Co. off 04 Ps. ay., near 12th a eolk 28 Lainet TCE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. = RVE 1oLeex, & coruer Lith st, & Pa, ave +OR tL WLEPITOONES, ERK FACCORIES Prag eg amet. iced a: | deereas te Ce? orm «t., bet. Bane ¥. : +s RUMENT MAKERS, 5 9 Ls. ave sirameni« & Trusses, 44 72 st, é bs a Aetind i > t2-bAW IPWELaY ares ‘ 3 *r, cor Teh, Lame, « = . F_K L Let. 6tb aod 7b s FAP ERC RAPHE aes oN b. Cupnat we " LIVERY STALK s Sait WOKING GLASSES, Fron a. avenue wear Ith street ¢ “ ner 13th street and ci r wo MACHENISES. Joun MeCLetlanp Lontstana w « re. and 10th street. E WORKS. Bay ap 025 7th at. bet. N.¥_ ay and Lat, peow & Torsey, Pa. av., bet. 94 & 2th LET STORES. ! gains Mane +, L. A. Watkor, 1410 L st av PJ § MaxkeT SToRE.N. B.cor.i a S Bate. | Gystrs NaTooNAL MARKSTQé lith st.ucar Pa.av. orig eee een t-0n, Slate, Marble, 89. cor. 92D. . Patent & Co., Meotels &e., 910 & Sur Ax. © ana “ROMANE FAILORS, NNT Y iid bas ayes bet.21th S130 ote, aes acher, 2+ Pa av ppo. P.O. Dept 3 Tit street, opporite aleo Bronzing sud Gil It STORES. Eecite Tits 7h street, near M street. z ES. A.G Mint Srecia Pe. av., baw Titles, Oonveyanciag OPTICIAN FRANKLIN « 1 H. Hr weer, OYSTER fanvey & Horn 7 Pa. av., bet. 12th and 13th ets. Penn. ave., corner 43% street. ALOUNS. ¥y1018 Penn ave., corner th st. Tes Ovetes Bav.(G, W. Driver,) 126-13 Penn, ay. PAINTERS. Cranes ASMOR, 3109th at., near Penna. avenne Gas : av. 0. aide, bat Penn. ave., bet. 436 and 6th sts ante cae rH and ath streete N. W. S, OLLS, GLASS, ac. Geo. Byxrat, Jr.. 317 7th st.,bet. Pa ave. and Dat LetheR MARTIN, 609 O #t.,bt.6 &7, rear Met. Hotel. « MILLER. a7 Sth street, near Fenn. aveuue. . Hakky SYLVSsTER, 1212 7th street, near M, PAPER HANGERS, on sare that. 5, Doras Moone, 499th street, near Penn. avente. & & LerteH, 316-18 9 18th street. Gro. W 1 ER, 208 $b ove Das omg! pees Sth ees mA! Nets WILLNER, . \. pene om snreae eneck Ws ate. | Cae A Riacse- i213 N, Y-avenue, pear 1th st. RET aiso.PictareFremes,) 1062 7th st. war, Mouldings, Ae..11% at. and Canal, PETER, EGGS, CHEESE, ac. PATENT AGENTS. Sansmier a Nounuecoscuesinee eit ap, | Moxy &Co..(N.¥. SciAm ))8. B. cor, F& 7th O.0.8rics x. (choice e-cds.) 8.W. corner RARE ste, | Kiont Exuruens, 633 F street. ness Teh street. ee eee Jound.Hac-Tep.sifsth st ,2pp. P.O. Dopartment. jap wk Oa ye Wits W. Lxcoetr, @5 7th st. opp. Paient office. DG WEAVER, also Upbotst / 606 Oat. t CABPUNTERS AND BUILDERS. 5 . 1645 Feil Block, corner viaear Pat, Oftce, @o- Send for circular BS. CHAP wan, 26 7th etreet and 1222 th str ST cENES. Gous HB Howtert. 618 B strest, bet. Oth an PATE comeing eat Dyspepsia Rem- ei: &DeAkiNG. 47 Mo. av end @hste | CazNoxs Liven Tose. tee owas Me Canuon, B.0. Beas exch d for sround) S13 Tih at. facturer and proprietor. Kach bottle has» CAGGIAGE FACIORIES, 1. SH Buy none other. Weer mats. cones i PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERIES, Joax B.D sss, bY ot MB. BRavy, 627 Pennsylvania av. near 7th etreet. = 4.6 « & Re. ro ynxsON. Pa av., bt. 8&9; also, PI EJ. Per ian, (copying @ spectalty,) 92-4 ¥ st, PIANOS. F.C Re icneNsact, 428 21th, ab.Pa.av.agt.Knabde’s PICTURE PORTEKAIT FRAMES, FR = Lama, 1236 P: nae, near 1th etr TREweTY. Gobbing a epecialty,) 311 7th street. CHENA, GLASSWAKE, &c. 3.W. Ber & Bao... 92) Po_av., Metzerott Hall CERCULATING LIBRARIES. Rime. 37 Paw wt, dd and 4% ste, CIT MING SPOKES, ee Nees & € At Ps bet Lk Seas Wathen a Co Ql Pe anc eee Mee PLANING MILES. at f ‘ &.C. Rev 356 street an ustrert, Max bailding ee lk. oa) mg cer 1gkh ae and Canal. ere. tiseo” aint te Ss ix Mills, 1210 Obio avenne, Dis sg advectinemente.] | Pte Mu! Brack ct rwels, oF alnaters, &c., and dealer iz Sash,Doors& Blinds: «.. opp. Usnter Market. | PLASTERERS. | Joun FL Bine, 63) Buse. ave., bet. 6th and 7th ste Git & Laseowse, plain and rasmental, 406 Sch st. PLUMBERS AND GAS FIT? 20 Beaceet.( Dining booms) M7thet.,op P.O | & R.Saxrnn ky & Co.,9e Pa.av. CONVETANCERS Tox & PEARSO eu 19 ¥. Law, Tiles, Notary.) . Le. CORKS, SEALING WAX, & HT Tih street. bet Gand A LOMAK. at wholesale. Wai Tch street, DGWAY, 939,D street, bet. 9th and Wth CORSETS, SHIRTS, «ce. Bey ay., bet. ime = ots Tass i Lacies Under we aily 408 $4 VELL, 113 Pa. avenue, Oapite! Hill, SRE LISIN. ee 4s Basan. also Metallic Roofer,) 6a 24 st.,cor.F wa. We Mekcir F street nortawest BENING SALOONS, Baavey & det ons. WIS Penna. ay BDOLLAK STORES. MaLiacic = Doi tan Stowe, Wl Pa, av., bet eesth BEESSUAK ERS. Mites MEK eos a0 Pa. DRUG STORES. PRINTING OFFICES. Ps. ave..bet 0th & lth sts. rH L. Pear=o%, corner ath and D tree POWELL & Gincx, 69-622, F street, near 7t! PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. Potts& UNORRMILL, 8 EB, corner 9th & Dats, , Western Produce Company ,470 Pa.ay REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c. corner Lith st. (Out's tweoght by rais B- P.M icac. 45,91 Penns. awewae, corner 24 st oy Ter FS. Gatrann cocaes toh cane herman abet | Eis TTA, corner Ith abd U streets. er 1S Peune. are.,Capizol dil EREING & JONES, 1425 F street, near !5th. cast Peau. sve., Capitol Hill, Fag opp. FO. Department. mes “MON J. Facti. 102 B st..bt Yks,0p. Post Offce street, pear La. svenne, Les THompson & Co. Bi street,corner 7th 1615 & ust 68 1 uPaov & fe Opp. Treasury Dep't 9 pposite P.O. Dep street, near Troasary Departinent »(Auct’r,) Pa. av. & 2d st. east. reet. near Biggs’ Rank 95 Fst., Masonic Temple, RESTAURANTS, Sony Scorr=DixiNeSaLoon (meals 280.) 9% La.nv. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. Fray CoLEmaN, 337th at., op. Center Market, c « Medical Museam, treet, Georgetown, OFFICES. & Tav_ ox. St 8 st., corner E northwest. -=¢. B : bstrect, near B PICES Meow: &S P: ar..cor 6th, k 7 Wash'ust.. Alex dria’ | Teck®s & SHERMAN, 63 Lonisiana avenue, ENGEAVEKS SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. H Barmoa uray. nisc Dis Sinker,) $2 Ps. avenue, | WA*il\NéToN BusiNkes COLLEGE, cor, 7th and Lata, a eax rs SEWING MACHINES. WHEELER & Wilson s, Steer & Son, agts. 461 Pa.ay. ib street NW. They are simple, silent, perfect. and 2th st, Indios & | SixceR's, Lewis Baar.aet. ¥ MO. A. B.9th &D = ce m1 z ay Le np loa oy gapectalty, perks fe P: ean TAS HOW®’s IMPROVRD, Arr, ag’t. 629 Pa. FLOUR. FEED AND COMMISSION, | V HED SEWING Mactine UoMrant, 4d bietre Bomas & Hae 6, cor. 7th at. and Marvin amily Favorite, S@” Examine i + BL DeAN© t Foot Grain Recor Massage aibey | THE : A.G. Stone & Co., Ag’ts. £LOWER EMBALMT: F “ 5 ORD. Mason . The strongest and light SB. btccr-. Rmbalees Her Poe a | est, the best and most perfect. Be sure and see it, Was. Duets ¢ Wash'n, £1 SHIRT FACTORIES. Geo'town. Fererai Wroeat? Devin & Co..(N.¥.)1113 Pa. av., bet Mth&lsth ste, Dressed. preserved & embalned. tn supe: Mus. L.A. McLean, 816 F st., bet. 8 &9, up stairs, Mes. B A. SotiTH, 821 9tu st ; also, ladies underwear SILVER PLATERS, EpWARD SroL?e, 609 7th street fy Pao OMce. ween 8th & 9th. LANv. corner of La. aye. and lth st. FURNISHIXG GOODS. = 0 F LOR £23 P8.s¥ ad Met hot: 3) 3 Pe. <i Heigiaihate 5 save. FURNITURE STORES. “e yo Si oA eeus House, 7th at.& Market Space, | py: W. Mich Nout, 14? Pa. ay., near Treas. Dep ‘mJ Les. Second hand& Be; Wasa Ww. ‘To Mch exvny & Co. l aves ; Lae ne 023 SH Ps. av., corner 19th st: Bowt. A. WHITEHAND, 34 D st SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORIES, Bates & BRoTHER, 619-21 G st., bet. 6th and 7th, ae. H Mares parr h Patent Office. is. G. URER, th st.. 5 STEAM AND GAS FITTERS. ae, A.B. Suxruxan & Co.,9i0 Pa. av.,bet.sh & l0th ste STONE YARDS, J &0.A4 Ack ¥.M.0.A.B. |. 9th & lth ats, Wasminsrow Gas Le 7, GLASS SEAINERB “2 Mth, near B Wm. W VACGHAN, for STO) Warren D. Wrvitt, 456 Pa. paereeecunee . Ricwey, 197th street, Joun Mouax, (also Tin Rochas TITLE EXAMINERS, TOBACCO am ES, Istanp oF OvBa, Ws. 8. B) treet a NT EL HEARN, Lip B. FR cor. av. and Cun. Burrexr, #5 7th street, near D. TRUSK Ye par * Gunmes Las, Pamase "g O. pte AO Sea Pe ad bw ia ARGU Remap ate hy ouxA. WIRE D. W. Buvznives, $19 12h strect, south of Pa. ave, WOOD AED COAL. JBoss aa, Bega on eee Ane HLLOW WARE. a. ia E ht ef ey. se SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatche Associated Press Reports, | INE GENEVA TRING Nat, WASHINGTO A Card. siding fm South Am: ed a safe and siiaple ren D sand us habtes . romed y a deste PD. Bible Bonss, Now York “ity. || MENTS AMUSE S EVENTH @RAND ANNU ~ SCHUETZENFEST OF THE ASHIVGTON S€HUETZEN VEREN, ar THEIK REATIIFUL PARK, I :TREET RUAD PRIZES TO THE AMOUNT OF 82 EBIZE SHOOTIN PRIY LADIES PRIZ ERT AND DA GRAND CON POPULAR AMUS MINATIO a sPLENi WORKS RVELY DAY and EVENING Festivel Wouderfal TRAPE ANCE by th Renowned French Artists, T and ADELE NICOLO. PROF. NENEY’S 8’ Views of the late Fra) KUPTICAN, Disclosing an War. ABION, and ¢ Le present and render s tions, Onr Celebrated MARINE BAND, under th: Pro . wilt give RAND CON Stoll p.m. PANO! SIC, under the direction of Prof. resohene IREWORKS and MA Prilliant Display of FIREWORKS » &. NIFLCENT Y Nicut ILL MINATIUN EVE During the IAL DETECT raper Characters a ADMISSION tents | Toth kets To the Pa’ Corsof thes will carry pass te the Schucizen Pavilion.25 Cents | Jup No.) On Exhibition (New No. . ‘a6, and Sale } 439 | 7TH St. 7TH St. No. 416 Yi ae aintings, Enaravines, ¢ Ohoice C1 Iso, larwest . Pictures, Frames, Pictnes . &c., in the Disirict. TERMS CAS stock’ Paper Hangine rds nels. i a Piease remember Name and Number. jel-ly* SIONS, &e. NIC PIC-NICS, EXCUR> K Stns oF PYTHIAS Pc CALANTHE LODGE At Beyer's (7th street) Pa 4tol2p m. FRANUIEY EXCURSION LY WESLEY CHAPEL BABBATH | SCHOUL | TO gipem DILL'S LANDING, seventy miles fete down the Petomne river, on the safe sud commodions steamer Keyport, WEDN July 32. Salt-water bathing end crab fisting Abundance. Steamer leaves her wharf, foot of 7th street. at S o'clock a. m., precisely. and return = ck pm. single ticket, Si; for Indy gouticmen, $1 60; youth ts 1and™ years Of are, 90’ cents: chi dren under 12 yoars of ax accompauird ty their parents or adult guardi 20 cents No chi en admitted unless so ac panied Tickets for sale at. Philp & Sotom Pennsylvania avenue, oF at the t Refr on bowrd TRIPS A WEEK OF THE WAWASET. Note E-TWO DAY MOK AWASET wii Tegular two trips a week Potrtuac, tonchirg at interme e River and interme. . Fridays. ‘apply wt office of Potoma A 1 MONDAYS an Ferry Gein pany, foot The Wav aset can be ch OR MCUNT VERNON —‘The steamer ARROW: it. ollingsbe: ing been rebuilt and entirely refitted sl iS ‘era. will leave her by her presen 4. foot of Tth street. daily, Sunday except lock 2 tor Moant Verson (the tomb ¢ Washington) ard intermediate lendings AMES SYKE: J jel9-3m —_ Gen'l Superintendsnt Steamer Arrow. __ PIANOS, &c. UST AMUSING TOY OUT: Ny aecres lance to the masic ieee For sais by 3.L. WILD & BRO Sinn a] stroct west, between Pa, aveune and Est, Agents for Biish’s Piancs, and dealers in Musical Instr: ute generally. nd ali Musical Insiuments Tuned an: fecl2 tr So GREATER Reduction in Prices. PQUENCE OF THE LATENESS GF THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE- DUCE STOCK, 1AM OFFERING FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS ere Suits, at... S, 20,12 and $1 nel Suits(thoroughly spouged).... White Duck Sut (Derby. 6, Sand ¢ All Linen Suits. 7. 4, 5,6, 7 and Cassimere 2 : Light Cassimer« Pants, sing! De White Marseities Vests. » 2.50 and $3 Alpace Sack» s +250, Sand 94 Linen Sack Coats .......75, 1, 1.25,1,75,2 $2.50 Youths’ Cheviot Suite 87 50 Boys’ Cassimere Suits. 5 Fine Black Cloth Froc! a 0, 12 and Blue Cloth Frock and Berby Cvats.....8 to $12 A Large Assortment of Extra Size Suits. —— ®7A DEDUCTION of 20 PER CENT. has been made on ail these goods. Be Purchasers will find it to thetr advantage to give me a call, BFPersons going to the country, oF toulifferent Watering Places, can have their wardrobe replen- ished at a small expense. ®* REMEMBER NAME AND NUMBEE— A. BTRAUVUSB, Popular Clothing House, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and 11th Streets, jy%-tr ‘Three Doors from Eleventh Street, CORES re azmous RAT the shoe _ be worr Page Moy ad His bi eaters Sater face it betwesn 6 and Seis aid Paes shade, size, and eolor, a Sees EGE, Washington News and Go rly remove to Newport, R 1 Sept as to be ready for the session of the aission on the 110) « A Goor ernmen’ of the gov- » D. C.. MONDAY, SCLY TME CONPEDEBATE ARCHIVES. Ppsoo’s Mission to € Remarksty ate ting Dayt condis inane . Philadelp? ai ‘ . i t res { Wils j New ¥ - ‘ dow N | m ! La BS vlay “ ' ‘ Georg i € : e Bor a : : the Some co-ope There was a sic nery A expr ths annot a »ply for ada Tue © PARTMENT. made any appointme tment robabl ov TRE War Dy Beiknap has not yet make an ef! Navat Onpers.—Lientenant Wm. McC. Lit- tle ordered to torpedo duty at Newport, R. 1, Lieutenants J. E. Novell and ©. A. Schetk Master J. F. M ached from the Nicar veving ex placed on waitir orders; Surgeon C ta the Plymouth European fleet; First Assistant Engineer A. A. Able ordercd to the Philadel phia navy-ya SALE oF GoLp AND Pt Acting Secretary Richa! CHASE OF Bonp3,— son has directed the assistant treasurer at New York to buy on the first and third Wednesdays of Augnst two m: lions of bonds, and on the second and fourth Wednesdays one million; and the first, third, a fifth Thursdays aitlion of gold, and on the econd aud fourth Thursdays of Au: two jons of gold. UR NAVAL FLEET In the Pacific, heretofore under the command ot Rear Admiral Winslow ix to be divided into two squadrons, northern and southern, each tobe under command ot a rear admiral, and Rear Admiral Steadman now in com of the Portsmouth, N. navy yard, wil assigned tothe commando. one of the | Winslow, it be rei afew day: on Mis successor not yet been appointed. Mn. Greutey gave his last wood-choppir matinee at Chappuqua on Saturday a‘ternoon There were but few persons of prominence present. Mr. Greele that ne had come to the determn ling no more recep tions, in co the ill-health of his wil Hal ‘i nal said he would pri public for some months, | welcome all to hist over. after thee ion Was JUSTICE TORE Dong THE Navy Yarp Em- k the issnanee es at the nay from thetr before the Pr | jon was issue pngress ft an oppropris tion to pay the on: 20 per cent. d and the Secretary of the Navy cute the law. Whether yp: th h the Navy or Tr not yet known. BASELESS CHARGES AGAINST PROMINENT Orviciats Rervre s there has been much the opponents of the Administration ng upon the official conduct and integri- ty of Commissioner Douglass and Deputy Com missioner Rogers, w those gentlemen occu- pied the positions of collector and deputy tor the 19m district of Pennsylvan’ + & brief ex- planation of the facts will show that the char, against them are unjast and malicions. When Mr. Douglass ocenpied the position of collector tor that district, one of his deputies proved a cefaulter to the amount of $15,000. ‘This sum, with the exception of about £2,309, was made good by Mr, Donglass betore he was appointed ‘ While Mr, Donglass office of collector his annual collections were from four to six hundred thousand dollars Upon his resignation to accept the deputy com: missionership, Mr. Kogers was appointed coi- lector, and that gentleman made application for an increase of salary, on the ground that the collectors in other collection districts of that € received a larger compensation. This Mr Douglass retused to recommend, on the grou that it might be said he was personally interested. When Mr. Douglass became Commissioner and Mr. Rogers wis appointed Deputy the whole matter was brought to the attention of Secre tary Bontwell, who instructed Mr. Gaines, chief clerk of the revenue division in the secretary office, to examine into it, and that gentleman reported in favor of allowing Mr. Douglass and Mr. Rogers a higher compensation than they bad reccived—in other words he tound that they were graded too low, and not in accordance with other collectors who collected about tne same amount. Upon the strength of this recommen- dation Mr. Boutwell directed that Mr. Do! ‘be allowed about $3,400, the balance due him, dd Mr. ers about $1,500, the balance duc him; hence it will be seen that the allowance to these gentlemen was but just, and only placed them on a footing with other collectors in dis- tricts of a similar size. zuepeennt collector ot the 19th Pennsylvania receives $2,500 per an- num, but the collections now, on account of the new laws, deductions, &c., are not more than one-third of what they were when Mr. Douglass and Mr. Rogers were collectors. ——__+s8e— The Si-ox thinks General Chipman did a grievous wrong in visiting his father im Cali- fornia last summer. He had passed through a hard and.exhausting campaign and was broken down in Lealth and, we think, deserved a leave of absence without asking Ordway’s permis- sion. Besides it is anew rule that would keep @ member’s nose down to the Congessiona! grind-stone three hundred and sixty-five days in the year. Usuatly members feel at liberty to dollow theirown wishes when Congress is not in scssion, but Ordway’s nonsexsical notion even reaches @ successful candidate before he is swern into office. Generally the office of ser- geamt-at-arms is closed during the vacation, and tke present incumbent is engaged in run- ning New Hampshire politics or a market-house, or in sticring up strife in the Distriet of Colum- bia. The difference in the cases is in the ox (not the Si-ox) which is being gored. If there isa hard worked member in Congress Genera! Chipman is one, and it is worse than nonsense to say he should have no recreation or rest; it is | absolutely crag, wrote “those va pol at 83. ac eran weaee, ae of Sherman & Brothers, 5 iva, was ed this 1 MORED APPOINTMENT t ure at Lincoin | | It is 4 that E. H. Hotchk , for the right of lantic and Great Western railroad, has istened to with great ar. | pointed Weasurer of the Er rom ting men of the nation, | aimee nd aye From Europe Te Day. would hi nk AGALN DSPRATED, Bei ter bad 5 treat AE orat did, that eee some Andrews. wl and they were pu by and through Bloc article was on a new ‘ 4 organizat action was a si ntot means their true THE FRENCH LOAN t Th 1 alsubscriptionste the fouthern executive. Th “on the ot 19 th be entrusted at one time te = blatphema cost Maes was transmitted by instalme et t Ne free mutlard alled ror. lowing authorized and about rumed you y again | tin. a I - touching up Biood, who * once lived in’ St — 7 £200,000, which 1 bope will reach you int Louis, and hid bimeelt in a box of Kim Eat Crow. But t ase acknowledge ine cellar for sey is betoee hk eipt by telegram a: Yours very trul July tewenson —A Ol lowed hima e, and he hid him- when he left, Lawyer Me! across the ri as by letter. Yew. P. Ben sanix, Secretary of State. - . ir in a saloon of a car, or’he would have Hon. Jace Thompson, Wilmington, N. C. ponte rng : Bs Having thus stated ‘the political movement | PlPred him to death. | I ha ¢ heard many good Tesstion wincther ¢ contemplated, it can readtly be apprenendel | Sem say he ought to t ¢ reer | bad the rig ‘commit th th: ission of this character was of the most asad g republican candidate. The act Maevikederder, and pursly Of & diplessatic pa- joined ap thee aa ve Seulion all berm sniiied ty, the aesaetanene is led of this, the | inet soe . ses, and could n be hetpe subjoined letter, watten in the following win. j eM alone, Sihough not_sn original “reciey’ fash, be ter, will demonstrate the fact. It probab! woule support the ticket. hot appear in th ely purchased arch’: } - they are, by the clatmed to be - The Ber: ly “historical records,” and ¢ s= valvali Sanatoc only as statistical reports trom the so quartermaster and commissary departns ifesting upon how smx uantity sions and army stores au ertson, pa | is charged that he re | berth on a train from © icag ng a strange woma fer Barnarid’s in etic sist ior & prolon, ft a Litetestionsny, Str. Becks more appears it practica! effector Jadge Bar : that while njune upon the stock of t h the road wa. loss of tock dec ‘ he sale of land gr Ofiicinl A: be cony lingrace. teryon Satu uncement of the Death of Juarez. July 2s.—An oficial pel, however, any « true objects of the mis lay deposed comm lieving that at thie perio dwith | cation was received here to-day Tampice y made without excit ‘he Secretary of War co t re any party, the ath © Juar b, o , and the rst sent tom Canad. . Sen's DISPATCH, 8 primary opora Mr. Greeley A uqua™ fo; daly thie New ago. Mr. hat Ha re the Suf Teach i y Wext Week —— Challenged for proper Begistra- whether ent diligence tion. C., duly 29.4 vot Karmen, > titty red county for impr! she conten alty acted aunty tor promptly. althongh the police hesitated to take | = -s0e- proper ste prevent her departure. j owriwe Compa f r is also consist of allo’ - L A few evenings since M aes s also consid al " r A few evenings since M fi or of th terest on th t to st | C. Grannis bad a spirited interview wit re Seanae ana lin Prenton ajority of the board are favorabl: o admit members, wnd twas at nce bie that af an v n of each case the tri strepgth. Twas ecard s | amount of indemnity to be paid by was notbing in ‘oO far as Fas per Engh: as TOSS #1 a as. Fi cis Adame which did not moct my hearty approbation, aua i ions ais eee | took three degrees. Ithiuk they are in fair work 5 Tthe Vaulted Sts hie coments | y ing order. All they reed now is au occasion, a4 thy ciaims of the United States. The conciliatory | proceeded to go for “ style it. to rise and assert their rights. When M disposition universally manifested by the Ameri- getting ont of Led he accidenta — re eted that he wonid bo re. | ean representatives Commands much adi door, and upon reopening it was arrest a 1 | tion, as also does their a of the burglar Bie of their ca the Clevelard © Most volver cxpectati a. 1 4 not touch MarntaGe or Nit ents to the Bri im, and he spray him. Hoe is too ed to back down Amounting to £12,00 Christine Nils grappling bi as hi they expected that the violenc ot the abe was murried at Westminster Abbey on Bator again. Striking the wea erected in Gbicago for the holding ot tie do, | day, to BM. Rouzeand, of Paris. The nuptials | {he instant it was dis-harged , ; ly after that were witnessed by an immense asvemblage of | armiessly into re ot Jaly. Bat that conven people, in ing many of the aristocracy and king until the 9th of August. | well-known art: Among the } eavored to wrest the we Ons present were Barron Brunnow, Kussian minister; Mr. Schenck, American minister; Lady Peel and Mle Titiens. Tie secretary oi the Swedish egation gave the bride away, and the marriage enieny Was performed by Dean Stanley. The abolitionist In the struggle th * place and remained iu the yp ‘aunis. The burglar finally freeing himself, and. conc! caught @ tartar, stood not upon linder place on ‘The enrolled strep des large. Tu nts received by Nilsson on her marriage | going. He made hisescape from a door im Waubersare increanite daily “iw plan‘is this | Amount to twelve thousand pounds. ‘Ths | basement. Princess of Wales sent a diamond bracelet to the bride. CURIOUS ACCIDENT IN SaLeM.—A curious and inconvenient accident happened at an early hour yesterday moruing toa man named Walter Davis, who boards in one of the houses con- nected with the Naumkeag Cotton Mill. He was awakened at about balf-past one o’clock by a choking sensation, and found that he had Sim ultancousiy a movement will be made at Chica Rock Islaud, and Springtcld .These places wis! be'seized aud beld, the pri- wers released, armed 3d mounted—7 OW st Chicago aud KW) at Bock 1s 2 A man bas visited me from eago, Whu as that he has two regiments in that place, sage. organi ed armed. They have com that they have been cramped heretofore for the want of money, with which they have been sup plied. rts are now making to comumnicats with the Indiana patriots to mduce them to init aftirnoon, says the Butta the th inst., a boy was found lying on the groand in convulsions, foaming at the mouth and en- deavoring to bite every one who came within his reach. He was taken to the station-house, where physicians pronounced the case hydry” phobia. ‘This was self-e' J ions indicated as mu . He foamed og th, barked precisely like a dog. Proceedings on the same day, and bya bold move: | tially swallowed his set of false teeth. All ef- | ™outh, near Bem seize and hold Indiauspotie and release the | forte te them from their position were | &P4 bit at all who came near him ey there. If Indiana and Ohio movethey SS to bold him. and en at the station= will constitute themselves a Western confederacy end ¢emand peace. being firmly wedged in the feton was Called, and did all unavailin, windpipe. Dr. with heavy ropes. i4e was finally taken to the ‘There choi ite enlisted i - | inbis power to relieve the unfortunaie man, i ie nod sone ste sucto fall” | butaner working Yor hour't was foued x: | Hepa! 1 scome tat ‘ixwesla ‘gs be wat ing resolve. It is agreed that takescommand | possible to remove the teeth without cutting oy “5 Dennis Nolan. His of the Chicago prisoners: if he can be got —— them, which was iy done, and Mr, ; OW? dog and Nolan's had been fighting, and his none aces the Hock Island. To this Ihave | Davis is now in a way of perfect recovery.— | CU ip of t (ven my On ted apa be | Bestom Transcript, 28h inst raised. if our government attempt ao inves’ | Ganmmarpi—It is stated that’ Garibaldi Wil Ne made If seotaad ona been et | tho from rheumatic pains, is still troops into Kentucky and best days. He part of the month it would his usual ride mentein the west. They the rural im- Sauteed treope in ihis guarter and leave the western ndertaken, and writes and on Fea itor seg ap taal | ab tate gab pe Sone a piance. q 4 “oie pee of the nerth ‘is country for charged with stealing and tampering ‘with le> violent abolitionists that of his | ters. , of all denominations (save Fienistions, both native] ara of and ee sehanag' ioe; | Man Sex ers eed Tih a ee of producing good employers who propose to continue the ten-hoar Sherman, this bim ¢own ‘with the peace worer. a7 4 bnge ball snake recently tack! an {he death of Juarez having removed all obstacles Georgia: there inne hope of defeating « war man at devoured the monster rescue and | g2-Eight lines fhe Paice Sonar I bave I fear the fe of railroad are now ‘Under con- Re ptd py ea 57 Captain Charles E. Deane, editor ‘of the | Suction in northern Texas. Many of these pk fitox. T do not = per Anesles (Cal.) News, is Ttsouppened 1 | SrGniions of eastern lines, and three are links The sig vlna A271 etimated tal oer ay thowana B7-It in stated that Ryan, who inthe j rhein acoer Seer ea sete ~ | Bagtin the caterers Festercay to upon his arrival in New York, upon s'chareeat essay cate ag iy ine Reston, board of trade, im counsction | Saving visleted tho senteality tawe jE Tuet to the Fapanene Eebumyton Aerand ban | ym Bas beet Tying at Newport tn arcuate mony e7A Louwiane bas set his hands at Jaws, passed into charga ‘The above work gathering casrplilons of Uoited States Marshal a bands July 8, balf a Cent apiece. from his cotton at : &