Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1872, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | Published Dally, Sundays Excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenue, Corner Lith St, | YUE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONT. am. eee, Prewt. THE EVENING STAR fs served ny carrier to TEE WEEKLY STAR—publisned +ritay—@L% * year. SM Invariably in advance, tm both cases ad 20 paper sent longer than paid for MF Bates of advertising farnished om application Ce ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY: Jemtaining Cards of Firs:<lass Establishments ‘@ ali Branches of Business in the AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES. ous A. Baxen. 926 22-32 La. ave., bt. 8h &lthste, | Awericax I as x, Alte *atwan & Garey. Masser's ARCHITECTS, N_ Bicor 8th and @ #t., op. Treasary 10 E st. opposite Fost Office Dept wan. Ta Sie. 12 La. avenae, Pat's Ale, Georges ¥ street, near 7ta 5: Ls ‘a. ave., Det. 12d PeNEYS-AT-LAW. t. 47 oar City Hall 1901, oor. 22th and D atreeta. a¥e., corner Sd street cast. RAPET. 1746 Pa. . Laws, Bat'l Pie & BANDS. 8 AND BANKERS. Sieer & Co, Excentive avenue, corner Ith st. Fariowat Savines Bans cor. W Y,av. and genet | JOH: Savina @ Tatet Co..Pa. av.op.T.Dt, Ferroury< Moone & Pax BATHS. *y. Clove” atm Rooms, corner oth and Fatre N.S 18th st., opp. Treasury Bop't BiLtia®y Satoon, corner th & F sts. BELL-HANGERS 4 LOCKSMITHS. SCHNEIDER. 137 F et, between 12 @ Pury. PrscweR. GS 77 and i3th sts. +OPp. Patent Offtes c. Bells € Lt'a Rods. ‘TH SHOPS. BLEACHERIES. & T. Weotixe, Straw Bt & Bt, Bleacher, 924 Pa. av. L. POSTERS. & Moxey. 710 E street, oppo. P.O. Dept BOARDING-HOUSES. 8 622 Pa. ave., bet. 6th and 7th ste ‘Sil & street northwest. BOOK BINDERS. ‘Wx H. Narurv. sonrhwest corner Shand B ste. BOOKSTORES. & ( Religtone,@o. ), 27th st..cor.D LL, #2 Ith street, above D. 816 F st_. opp. Patent Office. <Nax (Catholic), 926 @ at., bet. 9th & 10th. -/US Isth st , coruer New York ave. eS 7th st! N. from I. Sau5.G Bansour 2K Wittiass,( Boo Sen. F. Fx Ty & specialt t.. above WY. ave. BOOT AND SHOE STORES. & Borex: & Co., 93 Pa. gvo.. bet. sth and loth sta. Asa L Hazerton, 420708 street, ander O. F. Ball. sbet.lith and 13th sts, Hoove® & Jack-on, 1109 Pt Beir sncn. 419 7th s¢.. ad) 'g Odd Fellows’ Hall Onar Wixpsor, 08 Tth Boot Maker, Susyivante avenue. iE Geir. slipper Mavafacturer, ws Tthet 83 BRASS W ORKS. dommes vittx & Leitce, 516-18 9 18th street. BUILDING MATERIALS. SuarHr ). KuDMAN, Mou! 13% st. and (wholesale only) c 9h & D. as) 3. ABP! ». 5. CHAPMAN, BS 7th street and 1222 12th street. . How Lett, 613 K street, bet. 6th and 7th. L & Deanne, 7 Mo. av CARRIAGE FACTORIES. Sosent H. Gkava™, 40-12-14 8th at., bet. D and #20. R Hatt. corner Penn. avenue and 135 street so8N P_ DENNts, 109 6th st. south of Penn. avenue © B. Garner: & Bro. 60 Peonsylvauia ay.,8. B, CHINA, GLASSWARE, @c. W. Borscer & Bav., 923 Pa.av., Metzerott Hall CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. WT. Nimo. 317 Pa. avenne. bet. Sd and 456 sta. CLOTHING STORES. Pa ave., under Met. Hote Pa. ay building COACH FINDINGS. TROMPsoN & Co., 2S Ris st., oF nter Market. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. soenrn TK. Prat. ©ONFECTIONERIES. @ 0.Beesert.( Dining Booms,) 217th st.,op. P.O CONVETANCERS. @. HaLey, G19 Pa. ave., (Lat <@RKS, SEALING WAX, &c. 5 OMAR. nolesale, 127 7th stroet, CORSETS, SKIRTS, &c. Oetsiass (Ladiow Underwear DENTISTS. Ps. We. Mexnirt, 1102 F street northwest. DINING SALOONS, Gakver £ Hotoey. Wié Penna. #1 DULLAK STOKES. Titles, Notary.) Wattach » DoLLak Store, al Pa, ay., bet.ceasth DRESSMAKERS. Goa MEW LeoN 107 Pa.ey.( Cat's taught by rale) DRUG STORES. W1 Penns. avonne, corner 84 st. erner New ¥c € corner 9th and H hwest, S. 181 Penna. sve.,Unpitol Sill %_ Boo ey. 23 east Penna. sve., Capitol Hill, DRY Goons. Fare & Wi-wAaLe, S10 Tth etrect, Boeax & Wir ce Prico,) 1018 Rims Ans DYE HOUSES. B. Kix Gerson street, Georgetown, SHNPLOYMENT OFFICES. 8th st.. corner £ north: tith street, wear B, Waeb'n: & Brice ENGRAVE Si Deexcaktax, (also Dio Staker,) 903 Pa. - FANCY SIOBES. aa @ avis Morket Space, corner Sth str ‘} av and 2th at., indi ‘Crapo veils, trimum Be LING, Cor. 7th Feed Gr FLOWER Es. 6. B. Stoor- & Geo town Funeral Wres bs snd Matera! lowers Breese, preserved im superior style. Fou #9EN McCLELLAND, corner of La. ave, and 10th st. t ia Ds, Meck Woon HUFTY&TaTLon 3Pa.ay ad Met.hoti Timms & Winslow. @7 Ps ave FURNITURE STORES Wa b Sccys AvenneHonse. a ost MT, Le? Pa. " EE 4 Second handa Be ‘T. McKenney & Co., 1a Pea ‘Bair Mattresses Wasuixstos Gas isk SoNP att: G8 lob, near B Wu. W. Vacouax, for eharches, houses, Be., 71 D GROCERY STORES. sud 6th st. atresia. - 40—N2. 6,049. Che Lvening far, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1872. HOUSE FURNISHING STORES. J.W. Borenes & Bro , 923 Pa. a1 Gno.P Gorr. BigBasket.|1007Pa. bet. lth&ilta | ICE COMPANIES. UnperEnoent lee Co., office, 194 Pa. ICE CREAM MANUFACTORIES. Harvey & Ho.pen, 8. B. corner llth at. @ Pa. RIES. Oo., office,512 #m *t., bet. Band F. INSTRUMENT MAKERS, <c8eR. Surg. Instruments & Trusses, 434 7th st, ENSURANUE OFFIC ‘OL Lig ENs. Co. 3 FR ihe MiTH, Agent Pheeniz L. Tas. © Francis Heyer, 503- 4 13ch ste. Co., BL. Sebmidt, sgt, 6th et , Jewelry, 619 Pa. ave. 410) Bridge at. Geo ‘TICES 01 3. WALTER, S2 D strent, opposit conveyancing, ob it 5 $909 Teo mereets LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, &c. street, Detween @ and H. SHAPER, 714 D street, 7t) a2 ween on Pa. upper manafact’r, cor.7thaB,3. Ww LIME, CEMENT, &c. JouN F. Ki xe, 631 Mass. avenue, bet, 6th and 7th LITHOGRAPHERS. EY, 466 Pa. av. LIVERY STABLES. « . Willard’s Hotel ALiisox NaiLon, J., 1330 to WastineTton Naito IOAN OFFICES OmaRLEe BER: bet. 456 and 6th sts rf. Pe my aod Ith at, Stablos, I4th & Dste 1338 B street. RG, 625 Lonisians. ay. and 621 0 8. GoLnstEry & Co., 614 C street, near 7th. LOOKING GLASSES, Francis Lav’, 12% Pa. avenue pear 18th street. ER YARDS. ra peuead 13th street and canal, NISTS. ‘and 10th stroet. corner 18th street. wi, 220 E. Capitol st. Sexy Hitt Bawn, 711 Tth street. between Gand HB. N ARBLE WORKS. w as ‘W ILson, 1028 7th st. Giseon & Tower, Ps RKET STO! ARLINGTON MagKer, L. A. Walker LITAN MARKET Hyatt's NATIONAL r, 1410 I street. RE] end 4 ith st.near Pa. LARD SALOON. corner Sth & D ste. MetE "TON & Prakom, Slate, Marble dclkan's BuERMA’, 60 Louisiana avenue, MER Bs. ¥.) 1113 Pa. ay., bet.1ith&iath sts. (Horse Shoeing, &c_) 46 & Md. ave, oR, Shipamithg, 54% 66 Water st., Gin. LL c. Me gs B. GiLLett, 614 at. . Patent Office. O. W. THORN, (wholesale only, moi Hanne ; r B.A Lrox, 318 7th street, opposite Post Office. PavpieR, (slso Bronzing Patent Office, and Gilding,) lus B. ES. Lucas’s, 1143 7th street, near M street. , Law, Titles, Conveyancing. NS. 116 Penn. ave., corner Ith st. ‘GW. Driver,) 1ai6-13 Penn, av. snear Penge. avenue. ‘ave., bet. 6th & 7th sts. bet. 6th & 7th 436 and Sth ste streeta N Barvey & Herve Tus Ov<TER Bav,( ALNTERS. QHARLES ARMOR, S10 9h st. ©. T. Bowe, 825 Lo: Canxon & ANGEL. 621 La Gzonce E. Kink, 462 Penn. J. M. Tomprins,corner as ‘sth PAINTS, OLLS, GLASS, &c. oO. NEAL, Jr., S17 7th st.,bet. Pa ave. and D st. ervicee Mantin, 609 st.,bi0 87, rear Met. Hotel, ot Peni J. Bane SYfVEsTER, 1212 7th street, near M. PAPER HANG: DoveLas Moori Geo. Wits mm. Sas Hth stress, between Hi snd 1. ONG. ® ‘Ashington House. oe fa Pen 5. $09 Hh street, near Penn. 429 9th street, ER, 1925 Pa. ®, 1213 N.Y. av. W.H SresHovse/also.Picture! PATENT AGENTS. Date een D and B. . bet, 19th and 20th. »& Co..98 Pa.av., bet 9h & 10th ste. enue. near 13th st ae Canal. i.Am.,)S. B. oor, F& 7th 633 F street, near 7th street. . corner F aid 7th streets. . O. Department. Opp. at Office. 36 Fed’ Block , corner 7th & Fets., near Pat, Office. W# Send for ciroular PATENT MEDICINES. JaANX 's Liver Tonic, Oe he "ale, 30536 7th manufacturer and proprietor. red label. MB” Buy none other. PH RAPHIC GALLERIES. M. B. Bran, 627 Penns: ‘(copying @ specialty ,) 982-4 Fst OS. rc Bee enseu, ans. ‘Pa.sv..art.Rnabe’s PICTURE @ PORTRAIT FRAMES, enue. near 13th street. - Corner th&E sts, Det 43 and 6th ste 2 0. Beawax.(honsesexch’d fo road) si3 fun st Nets Lame, 126 Pr Tig “Tecwant, Gobbing s specialty.) 31] Tth exreet. PLANING MILLS, DMAN, 1334 street and canal. sy 1210 Uhio aronue, 821 Pa. av., bet. 9th £10th ste, W.S.C. Re ysbet lithalath ete, | WSC oe Peon. ave. [See advertisements. } Joun F. KING, 63) Mass, ave, bet. 6th and 7th sts ner E and SthatreetaN.W, | Git & Lancome, plain snd ornamental, 406 Sth st. PLUMBESS AND GAS FITTERS. s ‘ay. James F. BREN, 609 La avenue, near 6th street. Hesnv KE. Guelt, 1 Tih street, bet O wad He AT E. Bing wa is OP HAGAN, 19) Wx. RorH weir Jas. Baan, (al PRINTING OFFICES, bet 10th & llth sts. L. Pearson, sae 9th aud D streets, PRODUCE ASD PROVISIONS. Svitu.Porre& UNDERHILL, 8.E. corner 9th & Data, E.B.YorNes, Western Produce Company ,470 Pa.ay, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &c. Atstaor & DUDLEY, cor. La. svenue and Hat, corner 7th and F sts., opp. Latta, corner i8th and erally 483th s . -scorner Ith st. and lithst | 3: 424 F street, near’ T. JonNeON,( Auct’r,) 817 loch at., adj'g Medical Museo, RESTAURANTS. Journ Scott'sDiNINGSALOON (meale Me. )9% La. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS. LEMAN, 267th st., op. Oonter Market, N, 3 Louisiana avenue, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. Wash! Neton Business Colles, cor, 7th and L sts. SEWING MACHINES, Ww cer & Son, agts. 401 Paay, cor 6th. Z'dris, | TeckER & Surk reet. ¥ Duacar 40} 7th street N.W. & r MaRRON, (repairing a spacialt £D,3. Karr, ag't, 629 Pa. COMPANY, 408 St God itre-crimped to equa: wow? — BR, FEED AND COMMISSION. ™ WEED Sewixe Macuiyi he Family Favorite. best and most perfect 4 Uth&12th ste, 2213 Py 6 Fat. bel. 5 cad SILVER PLATERS. EDWARD STOLE, 697th Peet Office. notey | HORTA. WHITEIAND, 904 D st), between #th & 9th, Go. N.Y.) 1113 Pa. av, bot thal SOAP AND CTORI whet tk Sakae | Bates & BaoTuen. 6: _ ie 7 7th st.. opp. Paten’ a reaM AAD Gas Fiv Teme ae” . B. SHEPHERD os av. & 10th sts ARDS, UMBRELLAS, P; HEARSE ASoicom Dave ind Peas areaed Doe Ee Watch ae. KET Ys bomeiah tte Ossi fli, ot bet. hand wen ota, | p. wi Bareninen, Sexes wombat tn | x eemaae ‘ave. and H street. avenue, near 34 strect. Beak ot, 1009Pa.av, BOTIO) ‘ j.cor. Sta &D: 2 ver day Dron Hors. Georgetowp, Dr, Shinn, proprietor, SPECIAL NOTICES Notice. The unexempled sat CBYSTAL DISCOVERY nehout the whole ¢ norrasing d: mand nd particular atte 1 Tse i f the f dandrnff, without ¢ as Crystal Discovery ix tain ue poisonous substance, Ite pe erlo rfict ked; it will sentence, it is exactly wh for a long while, a kestorer of the Hair that may | used without the fear that you are going to hay Nenralgia, Paralysis, Lead Colic and various other Complaints, theres ce— | the use of lead preparations, UR NATTANS, Proprietor. Tand D streets N. W aug?-tf A Card, A Clergyman, while residing tm South America, ssionary , discov ¥ and Seminal Orga: of digorders brought on by baneful and a. Sreat numbers ha 1 jo uends ity Fret af Charce JOBEPH 'T INwA tion D, Bible Hons marf2-ly New Yor AMUSEMENTS. _ EW NATIONAL THEATER. Emerson's California Minstrels. . Macting and Bitty EMERsoN. HREE NIGUTS ONL -Proprietors. ‘ered a safe and simple remedy | us W Decay, 7 Y. MONDAY, TCESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, GUST 12,13 axn 14. THE TKOUPE PAR EXCELLENCE. WITH THE GREAT BILLY EMERSON, B TO. WEUOH, TAN WOOD, CBAS. HAYWOOD SHERIDAN AND MAOK, With their Lightning Changes, and an Orchestra of Ten Solo Perform: an5-m.t. tow. N'Y NATION2 ONE WEEK ONLY, COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, Avovsr 5, Beturn of the World Famous Duprez and Benedict's NEW ORLEANS GIGANTIC MIN. STRELS, MEN ARTL On their Twentieth Annual successful Toar, Intredvcing their brifliant, various 8 ‘The cldest, most reliable, aud Ia: complete Troupe in existence. Announ ival Kntertainment full of Meri SHO DOUPRE Oty No.) On Exhibition (New No. 456 and Sale 439 Tra St. aT ‘JT St. MABKRITER’ No. 416 7th street, between D and E streets, eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall. Choice Oil Paintings, Eueravings. Chromos, &e. Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas Nails. &., in the District. RMS CASH. Please remember Name and Number. _jel-ly" ——— PICNIC &o. PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS B°okBINDERS EXCURSION, THE BOOKBINDERS MUTUAL BELIEF AS SOCIATION WILL GIVE AN EXCURBSION TO @LYMONT, ON MONDAY, AUGUST 127n, ON THE STEAMEK WAWASSET. Leaving the wharf, foot of th street, at 2 o'clock p, w.; returning, will Jeave Glymont at 10 p.m., ( Moonlight.) . admitting a gentlenal jady, $1; ad- tickets 50ct each, _—— <t-clnes ruse er gaged feted is Tr fe! by members off fttce and at the bent ittee Jas. E. B: Fou Tae Bexerit oF A 8T. JUSEPH'S OBPHAN ASYLUM AT SCHUETZEN PARK, oN WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Avcust 77H AND Stn ‘This institetion be ing in needy and having no reg- ular income,thus appeals to the charity of the Tickets, 50 cents, to be had at the Asylum I .CE—-TWO TRIPS A WEEK OF THE i hai ial ° WAWaSET, On TUESDAY MORNING, Angnst 6th, the Steamer WAW ASET will resume her regular two trips a week down the Petinac, touching at intermediate’ adings. Leave Washington for Carrioman snd iaterme- diate landings at 6 a.m. waseenee ‘one Biver and interme- Fridays. For freight or passage apply at office of Potomac Ferry Company, toot of 7th street “ihe Wawaset can be chartered MONDAYS and THURSDAYS for Excursions. iyZ-10t FO MOUNT VERNON —The steamer ARROW apt. Frank Hollivgs nav — built aud entirs refitted See” mers, will leaya her! daily, Sunday excepted, at tor Mount Veron (the tomb’ of id intermediate landings. AMES 8YKES, 19-4m_Gen’l Superintendent Steamer Arrow, PIANOS, é&e. M GST AMUSING TOY OUT\—Oanscs inanimate IVE iguree to dance tu the music of pianos, For sale by @.L.. WILD & BRO. 490 Ae street wesi, between Pa. avenne and E st. Asenis for’ Siich's Pianos, and manufacturers of and dealers in Musical Instrum=nts genorally. Pisnoe and ali Music! Instraments Tuned an¢ Repaired ‘deol2-tr W CORBNS EXTRACTED, V ITHOUT PAIN» the shoe can be worn ¥ ease mmediately after the operation, Bu: . Diseased Nails, Vascular Excresconcre; te one censfaily treated at Dr. WHITE'S, 53 ish strest, . ry. Hours: osm. to ¢ p.m. pee ng ing been NEW STORE! pee NEW FOUNTAIN! MILBUEN’S DRUG 8TOBE AnD POLAR 80DA FOUNTAIN BEMOVED TO! THEIE NEW BUILDING, ‘No. 1429 PeNnsyivaNia AVENUE y9-lm round the corner from their “He FOB CAMP MEETING.” All going to attend should call at ‘M.@ OOPRLANDS’, 643 Lonisiana avenue, one door east of 7th street fai’ from his new and extensive stock their BARBER Ueturer of AWNINGS, ae cnt rednced prices. west Paria KID GLOVED 815.) wrt 715 Market Space, eS Saat went. 08 Cant. A LARGE ASSORTMENT ticaen, | Washington News and Gossip, ee INTERNAL F Gey.Sr A rvMor was in cireuiat lay that Mosby had been ki in a duel at B there seems to be and no rearo have visited adensburg. TRANSFER OF Naval Orricers — Rear fridge relieves Co.amodore Parrott dof the Mare Island navy yard tember Sd, the latter relieves Rear Admi- ra} Steedman of the command of the I Rear Adrtiral Stredman has been ordere ‘acifie station, as recently sticed in THE Stax, relieving Commodore fernbel on board the Pensacola; Commodore return home. Captain Upshur Si command of nea ptain Armstrong, now at the Mare Island wavy yard, will take command oi the Benicia; Captain Sartori will take Captain Armstrong's place as executive officer of the yard. Captain Koe will command the naval rendezvous at San Francisco. Captain Rochens dori! will relieve Captain Renshaw of the com- mand of the Canandaigua at Pensacola, and Captain Creighton will take command of the Worcester on her arrival at New York from Kio in place of Captain Egbert Thompson. ‘THe INVITATION OF TENNESSEE TO PRESI- DENT Grant.—The President has sent the fol- lowing answer to the committee from Tennes- fee, Gov. Bard and others, appointed to invite him and his Cabinet to visit Chattanooga and Lookout Mountain. The invitation is not a political one, as the committee is composed in equal proportions of republicans and democrats, but it emanates from the people of Tennessee expressing their desire for a visit from the Pre- sident of the nation: Urica, N. Y., July 3tst, 1872. Hon. Sam. Bard, Wm. Crutchfield, W. P. Rath- turn, and J.J. Bryon, Com. on behalf of the City Douncil of Chattanooga; H. 8. Chamberline and hers, Com. Board of Trade of Chattanooga. GENTLEMEN: Ihave the honor to acknowledge the receipt of the resolutions of the Mayor and Aldermen and of the Board of Trade of the city of Chattanooga, extending to myself and Cabinet an invitation to spend a portion of the summer vacation in their city and on Lookout Mountain. I am not prepared at present to accept either on my own part, or on the part of the Cabinet. But I will, in a very tew days la the invitation before the other gentlemen em- braced in it, and will then give his honor the Mayor a definite answer. It would attord me very great pleasure to visit the people and city of Chattanooga, and I return my sincere thanks to the Mayor, Alder- men,and Board of Trade for the invitation which they have given me to do so. With great respect, your obedient servant, U. 8. Grant. ——+~0e- —__ Mr. Sumnze Reriigs To Mr. Boarne.— Mr. Sumner has written a letter in reply to one recently addressed him by Speaker Blaine, in which he says: You are greatly concerned about the company Ikeep. To quiet your so- licitude I beg leave to say that, in joining the republicans who brought forward an origi- nal abolitionist, I find myself with so many others devoted to the cause I haveserved always that I had hot missed you until you hastened to report absence.” He deplores the hostile spirit which has existed the seven years since the war, during which time the rights ot colored citizens have been in perpetual question and expressed the belief that a new life and new spirit will exist. He thinks the support of Greeley by the democrats is an assurance that the cause he has so constantly guarded {s accepted by the demo- craia, and thatit is a pledge of true union be- fond anything in history—a victory of ideas. ie accuses Speaker Blaine of st to avoid the real issue by holding up the possibility of a democratic administration, and after eulo- fi ing Greeley at some length, says he prefers ‘ace Greeley, with any Congress possible oa the Cincinnat! platform, to President Grant, ith his pretensions and’his rings. In conclu on he says: “The personal imputation you ke upon me repel with the indignation of onest man. I wasa faithful supporter of “nt te President until somewhat tardily awakened dy his painful conduct on the island of St. Do- mingo.”” He does notjdoubt that when partisan sentiments are less active Speaker Blaine will regret the wrong he has done him. ® Nontu Cagouima ELRoTion—A Repub- lican’ Victory Clai A special to the N. ¥ fimes from Kaleigh says seventy-two counties give Caldwell, for governor, 1,996 majority, which, it ts be ai, Cannot be Overcome, as ihe democrats will not get their vote of 1 Merrimon says ie will coutest the election be- fore the legislature, unless the republican ma- jority is more than 1,000. The legislature is democratic by a majority of 180n juint ballot. The chairman of the republican state commit. tee estimates the republican majority at 2,000. An associated press dispatch says the demo- crats have fears as the reports of radical gains come in. The democrats have carried an over- Wheiming majority of the legislaturc, and five out of eight Congressmen. Tae ARIZONA DIAMOND Feyer.—A second Giamond mining cowpany, claiming to be the original discoverers of the new diamond fields in Anzona, which they locate in the foot hills of the Pinal Mountains, has already been incorpo- rated in San Francisco with @ capital of $10,000,000, and propose to dispossess the first incorporated company. A third company, un- der the direction of George M. Green, the com- mander of the American legion, which served under Juarez against Maximillian, is also form- ing. Tne Lyxsnunc Porsoxing Case—The t opened its August term this morn- ast 5. The grand jury was charzed and sworn. Soon after they'retired a number of indictments were presented to them by the state’s attorney, among them two indictments against Mrs. Lloyd, charging her with the mar- der of Ler two daughters, Maade and Annie. It is expected that the case will be removed to the circuit court before the close of the week. — Lecsiurg ( Va.) Cor. Baltimore Sun. TergielLe Daas or 4 Lanoken.—On Sat ur’sy morning last Patrick M: » & labore: in the Todd & Rafterty shops at Paterson, N.J., was caught in the belting and whiried around at a tearful velocity, crushing his legs, arms, and Before being discovered he had with his egs made a great hole in the ground beneath the shaft, and his heels were all worn away. Nevertheless, he lived several hours after being extracted. Deatn or A BatTimone Muncuanr.— A despatch from the Greenbrier White Suiphur Springs, gives the intelligence of the at that place of Mr. George Hardy, ot Baltimore. Mr. iy was & member of the commission house of Messrs. Hardy Bros., 93 Smith’s wharf, Baltimore, and was a son of the late Mr. Hardy, one of the oldest merchants ot Norfolk. ‘Tre GENEVA COMMISSION disposed of a large amount of business yesterday. No confidense whatever is to be placed on the ramors which are published from day to day, of the decision of the board. The strictest secrecy is maintained. a adad to save your coal—Burn nothing but we &7- Jules Favre is about to publish a book, entitled “Souvenirs Personnels. @7-Edward St. Stokes is su: at from an attack of bronchitis. a 7A wild man was captured in Pike county, Meg-a bop at Ui derhill, Vt., has atic A me t., just cot up a beechnut which he got ‘into i lungs two years and a halt ago. . feo Rev. Thomas Chalk Bae dose sent m England as a ‘expected % figare well among the amygdaloid i. wa eeepc ped reporter drew a ona for calling him dirty flsoeees and was fined $14.75. ! a7 The members of a brass band in Wash- i }, Ga., have been rope imore > reported to the council s7-“‘It is aein to steal a pin,” anda man Philadelphia has been phheentl for that cat, offense. The pin has adiamond attached to it. a7°S. L. M. Barlow was unanimously elected Sachem of the T: last night, in piace of Judge Cheeta ple ian es eee Oe man has given orders uried in a coffin, inlaid with ‘and conglomerate rock ‘it goes ead. § friend, stwhere could it go with less danger of being crowd. go less or en A Man comes to id out of a third-story wintows he way? Bees have jumped to 4 conclusion in the most un- reasoning manocer. ve that the parties named | of Caidwell | | ghe Bepublicans Carry the State by from Eleven to Fifteen Hun- dred Majority. ioner Baker, of the Pension office, Lere from New York this morning as The very latest intelligence shows ve carried North Carolina by at least ty. There can be no longer a doubt following dispatch was received here to- eth Angust, 1872. n. Dent, Exeeutive Mansion: We have car ried the state beyond all dout elev dred republican majority. Gains are co 5] J. G. Hester. The Republica " State Central Co ittee Estimate Caldwel 400—-Th Democratic The N.Y. Tribune Claims for Merrimon Star and { New Yor, August timates Mertimon’s majority from its dispatches, which nearly cover the whole of North Carolina, atisu. The World's Raleigh dispate ays the elec- tion will be very close; that if Caldwell obtains the same ratio of gain in the counties to be beard from, he will be elected by a very small vote. Onslow county gives Merrimon a gain of 400, which makes his chances more favorable. ‘The Herald's Raleigh dispatches says it will take the official vote to decide. The democratic and republican gains came in alternately, cans- ing excitement and suspense. If Caldwell is declared elected, Merrimon will coatest. An estimate made by Mr. Phillips, chairman of the republican staté central committhe, giving the State to Caldweil by 1,190 majority, is generally discredited. No confidence is to be placed on reports of majorities on one side or the other. Cobb, republican, has a majority in the first district of 1,000; Thomas, republican, in the second district, probably has 1,000 majority; Smith, republican, in the fourth district, has 800 majority; Waddell, democrat, im the third di: » bas 700; Leach, democrat, in the fifth di , 600, and Ashe, democrat, in the seventh district, and Vance, democrat, in the eighth district, are elected by large majorities. The dispatches of Collector Young to the Timer claim the State for the republicans. Witninoton, N August 6.—The following ‘e official majorities:—New Hanover, revised, 1,362 for Caldwell; Brunswick, 9 for Caldwell: Onslow, 400 tor Merrimon. The official vote of but tew counties can be obtained here, as near, all have been sent to Raleigh. The conserva- tives here are all very hoperul, relying on the western counties to elect Merrimon, Many leading republicans concede Merrimon’s elec- tion by & small majority. The Siar and the Journal both claim Merrimon’s election by about 800 majorit, Raveien, N August 6.—Ofictal returns to-day from the counties already heard from change but little in the aggregate estimate here- tofore given. The democrats still hold some 6% on Shipp’s democratic majority of 1570. ‘There are eleven counties to bear from, which coun- ties will hold the vote of 1570. = ‘The republicans are despondent to-day, and the democrats hopeful, both parties figuring with approximating results. Information from the west this evening will doubtless decide the matter with chances, at present, in fayor of Merrimon. Se ——————————— THE ANDY JouNsoN-Harotp ScaNpAL— The Case to be Investigated by the Courts.—The Nashville (Tenn.) Banner, reterring to the recent suicide of Mrs. Emily Harold, of Green- ville, says the sad event was attributed to a mis- chievous scandal circulated about the unforta- nate lady and ex-President Johnson, and that the means by which these scandalous rumors were brought to Mrs. Haroid’s ear was through an anonymous letter sent to Mr. Harold through the post ofice. The very general verdict of the good people of Greenville was that these retlec- tions upon Mrs. Harold’s character were false. Ever since her death it has been the aim of her friends to discover the author of the anonymous letter that brought the scandal to the ears cf the family circle, and last week a warrant was taken out for the arrest of a man named R. C. Harne, on the charge of libel The hearing on the charge began list Tues day before three magistrates of Greenville The Knoxville Chronicle, in giving an account f the preliminary examination, cays that proof as to the handwriting of the anonymous etter was of @ circumstantial character, but the svidence has taken a wider latitude, and now the whole merits of the case are under consid- eration. The truth of the charges against the deceased and Mr. Jolinson are in issue. So far, the evidence of the charges has come from two colored men and one white man, who were arrested for perjury after their examination. in the meantime the examination will proceed it promises to involve many of the residents of the place, and to turn out a long, bitter and exciting trial. The Nashville Press and Heral2, of the 2sth ultimo, has a dispatch from Green- ville, which says that the witness arrested for perjary Las sued his prosecutor for $19,000 dam ogee for faise imprisonment. The defense have closed their testimony on justification, and are en to shift the authorship of the ibel. “ NOCKUMSTIPH”—A Silver Mine Found in th Streets of Uiak City—Passing down 6th street at halt-past six last evening, a tew feet west of Stanley's store, @ well-known bank cashier iit have been, and was seen to pick up a crumb of ore weighing about sixty pounds, and directly peering with experienced eye amon the crystals, the man of finance, with an ex clamation prouder than that which welled forth from the lips of an ancient philospher, fairly roared in stroug Saxon words, the whiskers of Brigham, I Lave found it!” So he had, and thereupon down went the discovery stake, and up rose the monument to secure’ his tenure. The location is fixed, and mine, named “ Nockumstiph,” given a place in metallurgical fame. The excitement is high to-day, with the pect that the streets of our city will b fe up in al! manner of i the week SINGULAR Accipreyrt.—A_ terrible accident occurred in Putnam county, Ind.,on Wednesday jast. Two i boys, sous of a farmer named Snowden, aged respectively seven and nine years, started to the woods to drive the cows home. The older boy had a whip with a long and strong lash. He conceived the idea of taking the whip and making one end of it fast to the cow’s tail and the otier end around his younger brother's body. This was done. The animal became frightened, started to run, throwing the little fellow to the ground, and dragging him along, striking his head against ali objects in the way. A gentleman seeing the perilous situation of ihe boy, started to rescue him, if possible, but icv te a SE, A Desrerate Rascat.—On Saturday night last the houses of Mr. Thomas Cator and Mrs. Pickett, near the tollgate, were broken 0; and robved. Later in the night, or, r , earlyon Monday morning, Miles Beall, a col: ored man, living in the same vicinity, discoy- ered @ man in his house, and id to capture him, but he rushed out, being followed, turned and fired upon Beall, him porerelr. and then broke the gun over his head. is net to survive his inju- ries. The gun the ‘shenaes used was orks had stolen at Cator’s house. A colored named beprny Polina has been arrested and ci ee Tae Hors. or “Tas Frvime Pm, Paris le! records the ‘Gannolltion Ot ax 2a called “ The Flying Louse,” i [ 1 i pie tf tl Bot were in rows, and fastened locataires were received from ‘Sixty persons were received a A Coot Pzrrommanor.—An odd circum- stance has just occurred in Milwasie. While was remains aa ae re the oiher* day, the Fe paprons ly conceived arf ‘Thete wih S communicated Other mourners” and the ‘was there: upon si in front of the studio of a profes- sor of art, and while the babe was sub- to the action of the camera, the sorrow- B i F, HB g gs a S7 The persecuted Chinamenin pardoned ivr not taking their wrongs I TWO CENTS. eas ! They Murmur Sweetly the Election This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Associated Press Reports. eva Tribunal. RESSING SATISPACTORILY— DECLARATION OP : i be in favor of the and that it will be in the land’s respon: rate eruisers and the ing a resc American counsel apparen ecure this instead of a dota! of less consequence have been, but there is reason ve that the case of ‘the Ge weakest and has been practically abandoned The case ot the Shenandoah is pressed c ud indemnity fer losses to the whaling fleet is ged. The discussion proceeds taster than wasexpected. The E: nsel give ular emphasis ti mument that the tribunal, under the treaty of Washington, has no right to examine the conduct of England in execution of municipal law, and thus maintain that no nation is responsivie to another for its internal administration. ENTERTAINMENT TO TRE DOARD AND SENIOR COUNSEL. Geneva, August 6.—The members of the BE ‘d of Arbitration and the senior counsel Were entertained at a dinner yesterdxy by Sir Koundeli Paimer, counsel for Great Britain. pinta sore A Lively Election im Canada. “A WAR OF BACKS” AT QUBBEO—Ta&E POLLS SEIZED LY THY PRESCRMEN—A DESPERATE FIGHT WITH REVOLVERS, AND SEVERAL LIVES LOST—TBE DOMINION ARTILLERY CALLED OUT. QuiEngc, August 5.—A general election for this, center and west divisions took place to-day. In the center, Conchon’s men took possession of the polls and commenced fearful excesses. The Koss men banded together to repel their attacks, but were too weak for their assailants, who numbered 2,500, and were armed with revolvers. A fearful encounter took place at the foot of Eustache street, and several lives were lost, while the wounded are numberless. The Do- minion Artillery and a field battery had to be called out, as well as the armed provincial police. As the polls were taken possesion of, no fair returns of election could be made; but Conchon, the French candidate, is declared returned. The English-speaking population, it would seem, are to be exterminated by the French. It is feared that some bioodsned will take place. NOT QUITE 80 RAD AS REPORTED. New York, August 6.—The following dis- patch shows that the rioting at Quebec was not so serious as reported: “ TononTo, August 6.—At noon yesterday the polling between the two candidates in Quebec Center was equal, and rioting was commenced by attacks on the committee reoms and polling places. Mater in the afternoon a terrible fight took place in St. John’s ward, and resulted in the death of David Gandie, a young man. Three others were wounded by pistol shots, but are net considered fatally injured. No further disturbance is reported during last uight and this morning.” Mexican and Texan News. TREVINO WILLING TO ACCEPT AMNESTY ON CERTAIN CONDITIONS—T; MEXICAN ovr- RAGES ON THE TEXAN 1 AMBRI- CAN COMMISSION STILL TAKING TESTIMONY. New York, August 6.—A dispatch from Mat- smoras, dated the 5th, says Trevino has signitied his intention of accepting the amnesty offered him, on condition that the government will re- move Garzia Ayola and become responsible for bis acts during the revolution. Gen. Rocha has 7,000 men in Monterey and 2,000 in Saltillo. There were nine witnesses before the American commission in Brownsville on the 5th instant. Kancheros were coming to testify concerning Mexican ou . There was a rumor that an attempt would be made to trump up rebutting the river near Brownsville, stolen from American citi- zens, to the number of 60,000, valued at a mil- lion dollars. Inspectors of the customs testify that they distinctly recognized officers of Cor- tina’s army directing operations. A herd of cattle to the number Of 4,000 to 6,000 were hur- ried across the river in open daylight. The cattle were driven three days without food in order to reach the river, and 1,000 perished in the sand. On one occasion the thieves picketed the road and made passing travelers assist them in crossing cattle over the river. A herd of stolen cattle grazed yesterday within 25 miles of Brownsville, on the Mexican si ——— From Europe To-day. A PREMATURE REPORT. Lompon, August 6.—The announcement that Right Hon. Lord Hatherty had resigned the Lord High Chancellorship was premature. WHAT THE SPANISH TROOPS HAVE DORE IN cura. Maprrp, August 6.—The /mparciel newspaper of this city, in an article detailing the operations of the Spanish troops in Cuba since the com- mencement of the insurrection on the Island, says 15,000 rebels have been killed, 70,000 have given in their submission to the Spanish author- ity, and 10,900 horses, 5.000 arms, and 3,00) swords have been captured. MOVEMENTS OF ADMIRAL ALDEN’S FLEET. Lonpon, August €.—The American fleet has lett Southampton for Cowes, #m which port it | proceed to Gravesend. From Gravesend the expedition will sail tor the North Sea, where it will remain during the winter and return to the English channel in the spring. Hon. K. C. Schenck will soon give a ball, at which the ofi- cers of the fleet and Mr. Stanley wil! be present. Senn cnnsen The President. HOW HE PEGARDS THE NORTE CAROLINA ELECTION—HIS VIEWS ON TRE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION. New Yor, Aug. sand Islands Say A dispatch from T. hat the President, in said that be considered the Carolina a victory for the re- He was not anxious dor a second m, but consented to receive the nomination because he thought that the best way of discovering whether majority of his coun. trymen believed what was alleged against hi administration and agamst himself personally. ‘The asperities of a political campaign will give my political opponents and persunal enemies an opportunity and an excuse to 1 t can said against me. All those who have treat ine unfairly have now a ghance to deciare then ves. He did not personally covet a second term, but wanted to test the sentim or his fellow-citizens in his behalf. Serine tas New York News. HORRORS OF THE BROOKLYN LUNATIC ASY- Lum. Nuw Yor«, August 6.—J. T. Van Vieck, the banker, who has been incarcerated in’ the —_ lunatic asylum over a year, although perfectly sane, has commenced legal proceed- ings which he states will expose the horrors that institution. His counsel have obtained writs of habeas corpus for the release of two ladies who have also been incarcerated there on Work of the Devouring Ei: CrvcrxaTi, August A saw mill and es of jumber belonging to Joseph M. And three dwellings, were burned this morning. Loss 8,000. Lewiston, Me., Angust 6.— Cornelius Calle ban's house was barned carly this morning, and a child eight years old perished in the fumes. Mr. Callahan was severely berned. etcher's corn and plaster at Fartutown, was urned last night. The loss is heavy _ Smeothered in a Coal Mine Evanevitie, Inp, August 6 —Two brothers, med Peter and Matthew George, were re- S*RUY smothered in a coal mine at Newbars, by achoke damp. Matthew was «mothered in at- temp save bis brother, and twoother per- 5 © Save them came near The Long Branch Race: » Braxcn, August._The scoond day's Tacesof the August meeting of the Monmouth associat The tirst race epian valae €500, added to sweepetakes of jaarters of a mile, and was won easily by Tom Bowling. Tums Liq. Bostox The liberal repeat have Issued a: to the peop polities! sita from the ot Greeley. Chief Justice New York, A P with Br by advice Mountains Sprague. - - The Montana Election HELENA, Mowrana ot the election r a territory are pot all but th: indicate the election ot Maginnis Cincinnati, Aug. 6,—In the first Congres tonal! district to-day Charles P. Taft was nomi- nated for the short tesm and Benjamin Eggies ton for the long term. In the second district K. B. Hayes was nominated ° Departure of the Japanese Embassy. Boston, August 6.—Dke principal members of the Japanese Embassy sailed to-day. ——-<ee-___—_— Political Notes. e Dr. Francis Lieber is out in a strong letter for rant. In the 1th assembly district, New York city, 190 demecrats have joined a Grant club. The Woman's Journal declares that “at Cin- cinnati the liberal republicans snubbed and insulted women.” We don’t believe a it. ‘That terrible desperado, Col. So thony, was there, armed to the teeth—for which she paid Stteen dollars the set—and af any wo- men had becn insulted there would have been the crack of pistols and the flow of blood. — Louisville CowrieraJournal The city electio te, Ky., yesterday Vote was yp y nominated democratic ti defeated by a very large majority. The op, tion or citizens’ ticket, which wae democrats, was elected entire. the fact that the regula was supported by the democratic and liberal republican papers of the city. Judge W. ff. Hancock, chairman of the Mis sissippi republican executive committee, has an- nounced bis intention to support Greeley Judge W. G. Winans, of Green county, was Bominated yesterday by the liberals and de crats for Congress trom the l0th Ohio distr At @ meeting of colored citizens of Ober! Ohio, last night, resolutions declaring for Grant and repudiating Senator Sumner's letter were adopted. The Louisiana liberal republican eonventic met at New Orleans yesterday, and William A. Pugh was elected permanent president Acommiitec of fifteen was appointed to con- fer with the executive commit democrats, reformers and Pinchback republicans, with « view to coalition. Gen. Joseph E. Johnston is out in a letter in favor of Greeley. A contemporary says, “It is @ very curious thing in journalism just now, to find the New York World teaching the New York Tribunc how to edit a democratic newspaper. The Utah election for delegate to Congress parsed off quietly, and resulted in the election of George Q. Cannon, the Mormon candidate. Gentile women voted for the first time. SENTENCED TO MARRIAGE.—A case recently tried before the Clonmel (Irish) Assizes was brought to a singular and novel termination by the presiding judge. The parties in the case were & young man and a young woman, both of whom Claimed possession of & rural property, one by virtue of au ancient lease, and the other under awill. Ther were in court for the pur- pose of giving their testimony, when a bright dea occurred to the judge, who interrupted the Case to sa) It just strikes me that there is a pleasant and easy way to terminate this iaw suit. he plaintiff appears to be a respectable young man, and this @ very nice young woman. (Laughter) They can both get married and live happy on this farm. If they goon with law proceedings it will be ail frittered away between the lawyers, who, | am sure, are not ungallant enough to wish the marriage may not come oft.” The young lady, on being interrogated, blush and said she was quite willing to marry the piaintiff. The latter, on being asked it he would wed the young woman, gailantly responded, “Most undoubtedly.” The judge remarked that the suggestion occurred to him by instinct secing the young couple. A ver: quently entered tor plaintif & stay of execution being put the marriage cerem Carrere or a i June last Capt. Oulton, saw a wha the surfac near Cape Clear, ict and evidently sick. Birds were playing around it, and some had commenced picking on it. Ther: small holes in the body picked b Phe captain laun and there was n being too far gone him on board. They sund gallons of oil, a ingly, at least three barrels of amiergris, worth ounce for ounce with The whale was about reventy fect im the head mea: uring twelve an cutting T, the whale m up aud took ured at least four thore threw away, unknow- How 18 17, asks a manage to look so mast wil yntemporary, that women vo) in warm weat jecting cellar doors and dry goods b igh heighten to insanisy self, steaming like trom the sauce: pa Women—wiil turn ot some k 4 and by tarch neh, w S?7That S playing the “deuce” w: BF-A cynical lady, rather in men are lik very hard to get rid of. S87 In the middie of a trial for marder, in Colorado, the whole court, prisoner and all, ‘ad- purned to a neigubormg bar to take « drink. 87-A young girl, at Lee, Mass., wh he groun. & Pittsfield hair dealer for 255. 87-A few nights ago the water of Raritan, Bay, N.J., was impregnated with phosphor a. The whole bay was covered with phosphor ie bubbles. The bubbles were about th, E°*St 87-An inquiring citizen of ¥ aison Indian 10 o’eloek last which carried off the rgof= Sree ey ea the German Gnuareh Gas else taseren® Value of the Sescane, Aug. 6.—The loss $125,000. The insurance has i thrust his fingers into a bor ieany tooth bo hed. ~. telnet ne . The fully farm, near Cay lake, is a curious grown so closely together as to present the ap- * of one tree, and no division line can ee from drowsine 8 40,” gt Tomes MEA Paria, was “Tscap.as he was already wet 87-A big Injun Grant a é Gy S7-The largest =f. oldest orange tree ay Hl § H ened , a lost by th He gave her the: iaeutiviaemasee ot ———— fouee' tear’ aay, venture to assert pone Rn ~ gmed Patent octagonal