Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1873, Page 1

EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sundays Exeepted AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Peormsy! Avenne, cor, 11th St., ar THE EVRAING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, z is is werved by carriers to THE BV ENING STAR fe riers Po REDUCE STOCK. Our entire stock of SPRING sod SUMMER DRE*S GOODS, At and below cost. All other goods greatly re- | duced in price PABASOLS less than cost. Best CALICOES, 10 co of the Loom CORTO! Jon 6 conte. Nt COLLEY, Market Space. 1-6 ve CASH fF URCHASERS, Fi thix season of the yeur,we shall, on Monday, June W®, MARK DOWN, for cash only, our entire assort ment of Seasonable Guods. BEST PRINT: LINES © Cents SUITINGS at 10 Cents, ‘iginal Price 29 Cents BEST PERCALES, 20 Cen Our $1.90 SILKS, £1. Our $1.85 SILKS, 625 Corts PLAIN. BLACK and SATIN STRIPRO GRENA- DINES redneed fully 25 per cont. LINEN LAWNS, all styles, at 30 Contes. BLACK LACE SHAWLS and SACQUES at COST. A {mil line CASSIMERES and LINEN DRILLS, TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, &c All goods charged will be entered at usual prices. YATES & MITCHELL, cd S17 MARKET SPA R EAD AND PROFIT: Owing to the recent beayy decline in price of DRY JUDS, &e., we are enabled to offer Gi docemen o Cash bayers. We mention © gools aris K ben (2) button Paris Kid Splendid sixteen (16) beve French Woven Corse!s, 75 Ais, a Corset at ST%c., and “Thompson's” aud Brimble’s” Glowr-fitting Oorsets, very cheap. ide Bleached Cotton, 10 Dress Sik, 91.25 0 Mohairs of the best makes, i er and Buffalo brands, from Lawn Robes from $3.50 up. Unierwenr and Gents’ Shirts wid be purchased prior te an exami t manufac- AL THE BEST CALICOES 10 CENTS PER YAKD. GF Agency for Mae Pattorns. je2¢-tr SELLING OFF! GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS: Hawi te our present place of business in order to ge it to suit the new grade, we now offer our entire stock of FANCY SND STAPLE DRY GOODS At from 12% to 28 per ceut. below former prices. Onr stock is full and complete, embracing a full weet BLACK DRESS GooDs, a full line of ali kinds of WHITE GOooDs, an elegant line of Sret-class HAMBURG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS ON LINEN, SWIS8, CAMBRIO and F AINSOOK. Alse, TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, HOSIERY, and indeed everything usually kept ia oar line of Dusiness. We invite all in need of GOOD GOODS to give us Scall, as our stuck is first-class, and mast be sold. A. GODDARD, 908 SEVENTH STREET, 24m" A Few Doors Above I Street. i HER MO: TER UP! DRY GOODS DOWN! LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON, al closing out sate of Spring and Sam- ods will commence MONDAY, 26th iust., 1573, when all oops the house shall be sold onderful sacrifice Ladies uid not, under any cfreumstagces, miss this, ihe last opportanity of the season. The DRESS GOODS, LACE JACKETS, LACE PUISTS, PABASOLS, and other goods yet po ha most attractive Kind ever displayed im this ction with our stock of Dry Goods, we cond floor of our building a magait- cent aseortment of ¢ CARPETING, Sf ereatly reduced prites, compriving all makes of ¥ Hl OIL-CLOTHS. G in hs; White heck, very fair, at 2c, On band a com plete stock of WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES. SF Remember the Arcade. WOLFORD & SHILBERG, plate 427 7th street, between D and EB, 8. W. y vu FicgE.,. N and continue until July DBY (ebiefty Drew G. pn he POSITIVELY SELLING OFF OF AN ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS We call the attention of the commanity to this sale, eopecially requesting dealers to examine our stock, ‘ss our aim is to divpose of the quickly. The tock consists of every article ‘fires claee *~ goods Houses, and as every in our yo oa close bayer ML BaGs, IN GBEAT.VABIETY AT VEBY LOW PBICES, /ABNESS. stock of of cur by oe ‘ergs Sayre to order. Bole agents for Hill's celebrated CONCORD BAS ESS aod COLL. ‘hich we are selling at Con- ard ficee. Concord Warucas room im secoud story o S7'BE SCRE OF THE NAME AND NUMBER. z= Eee. jett-tm 497 PEND! Ere r BN joux G. REISINGER. ICB CBEAM PAVILION NOW OPEN. Familice and partics supplied at reasonable terms. > Bo. ©33 4% Srasat Sovrswasz, SUMMER RESORTS. GSD, COTTAGE, CAPE MAT, bwantifun W tweared, near the beach, bas n Tull ccean view, convenient to the Btockion Hotel. pleasant ntry rove a ‘addressing M. DU a jahes etrect, Cape SEASON OF 1273, BERKELEY SPRINGS AND Bate MORGAN COGN TS Wee half miles from Sir John's Run, i cgommodartone 1 Kalaute Once t erbusor kindred va prove of incaleulableservice in on 1 do not wish to be undorstoad as call in a ph: ible moment, as suct Receseary; but at a moment's repare IC, a strong, activ lated for such’ cases an well c mducted fami! lately procure. Was Taging quite severe! * employed there, and it was found that this Speci did great being much better than Sun’ Cholera Care, both of whic will also give inimediate relief am in be secured of, Grand c and for such cases that TTAN’S CHOLEBA sausemente, fine mu ul mountain tegion. Natural temperatu with every variety of jalies, children and gen- $3 per day. 930 ‘ond month §65. Chi turder. half price. : 3% hours from Washington, via Metropolitan sph B. & O. Bailroal, | ing 1866, while ing our siock much larger than is desirable at ly in Brooklyn, N. baths, swimming pools rT week: Sret month ren under 10 a ns, Colic, Oramps, Dysentary, - disorders nenal at this season.’ FF mpany each vial. Cholera Morb rhea. and all directions accor A, R. POTTS. NEY POINT HOTEL, (Formers The PIN This delightful Summer equi-distant from sed Washington, ninety mile leased by the undersigned fur'a term of, Jrarecand will be open for the reception of gucsts Corner of 3d and EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. SCHUETZEN VERKIN, POINT, MARYLAND. V ASH ears 1c AN NE the WASHIN. N QUARTETTE OL Speeches by Distinguished Orators, aration of Independ Jostrnmental Music by the Marine Band, nei ‘vening, Grand Illaminstion and Magnifi- cent Display of ni The above comprises but a part of the pi other attractions will be offe he Park is closed to the public in and their invited friends and fe ted. Admission free. H®: FOR THE ne. the new proprietorship, the house has been ing the appoin’me: fs “i with all the delicacies « rfolk, Baltimore ai Amusemerts—Bow!: ‘oghly renovater ri Ey Washington markets Hiards, Boating, Fish- Droque’ and Qaoit Grounds, &c, S27 Crab of Oyster Lunch will be Terms—@2 & per day. $15 per week; children half servants full price. Lim CHAS, R. PARKER, Proprietor, GE4-SIDE RESORT. b COBB'S HOTEL. OBB'S ISLAND. Row open for the re kocwn for its excelle ing. fishing, &c. S 3 $60 per month of four week: ute: Steamer N.P. Banks from Norf: 5 Monday, Weduesday, and FOURTH OF JULY. ANNUAL PIC-NIC cy mn af Visitors. It is well NAMELESS ASSOCIATION, HAT GREEN BPRING ZEN PARK. ‘will commence at 10 a.m, In the evening be a grand disptay of Fire Wo: ize shooting to commence at 30’clock p. ™ Tickets, admitting @ gentleman and ladies, * ates for the ground pai BOARDERS can now LOUDON INSTI abet povarTa OF JULY, dependence will GRAS _ AT BEYER’S SEV Under the auspices of th: fie Aseociation, in aid Couce ption Church, » bands of mus REET PARK, , Wachington Catho. ew Lmmaculae nplote pe Fra dl everything tend: handsome Walks, good Drives, and ada i ment for both the young and old have | pating on the Sener: SFY Cannot be surpass. be supplied with the ket afferds, and an efficient corps of always ready to wait on gnests. Parties leaving Washivgton at 4:83 in the morning t the House at 6 in the evening 2 for the season on app'ication by mail to B MEYER, Proprietor ¥. Jen} Jpocksatwce ALUM SPRINGS, VA. P 1O-NLC s F FORT a aii line ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC NALLYTOWN, r. Green's woods, (intersection of d Rockville Tarn. RTU OF JULY. TOF URCH, AT TEN Tite favorite and celebrated Watering place will fier additional attracti iid cand dancing pocsra OF JULY EXCURSI TO GLYMONT! STEAMERS CITY OF ALEX- DBIA AND WAWASET Will make tripe down the beantif mont on the 4th of July, leavin; cording to the following wchedule of of 7th street, at Sand ing, leave Giymont at 1, 4, t D ona" aa The waters of these special Springs either cure 0 reatly relieve most cases of » Chronic Brochitis, Chronic Li Pauemonia, Chronic Dyspepsia, Scrofula, ine! pient THE ELEGANT ‘great value it those affections which an bas provided for the I etor bas idea fo jawns sources of amusement and recreation usually fonod 2 ey p.m, Beturn: Soot best summer = moutare now in the hands of . ELL, « wellknown and ex- iengod caterer, who is prepared with every facil- rtable, and farnie bstantiais and Dellcacies of the The arrangementa a fe mtn ith String Band for ip tron cleven to thirteen houre of Bich jngton, Baltimore, etc., by rail, all in the earwof the Ohesa- RABEL ECTS leeve peake and Ohio Raftroad at Goshen Depot, aad a-w tage coaches, pecs rapidly overs road of only eight miles, sot down the visitors at the Springs to tea. ee “Guiveres Resident veraltyy Rsaidsu M, Oftice Managers 3M. tale by COLEMAN & ROG,j ri iptive pamphlets sent free on application. H to repder vi wit allthe Su and elegant st smoeth and levi on between the the Sheriff of Charles counts, Ma. ‘RAN MPERANCE PIC-NIC on tha @ib ( DTT POLSON'S | OAM? July, on GROUNDS, in Prince George Con. 6 wiles from yea by DI No.4, 8 of TEM wn ea and Baltimo: refreshments at tm pr .. Every attention of those who wish x ,°o Fr EE 1.0;0..8, will give tlles - BES, Baltimore. . Ta. le speakers re Will be present. noderate LADIES’ GOODS. [MESSE ATTRACTIUONS: hite and Colored SUITS just re- toe be sol! much below their value, Handsome White Sut: 50 _ Handscme Colored Baits. ALso. A few extra fine White Suite, which will be sold SHOPS LAWN reduecd to 20 conte, Summer DRESS GOODS and LACE SACQUES at greatly recuced rates at THE CHOIR OF gh the river, on FRIDAY, J t ‘The ‘commodions. steamer chartered for the occasion. G1; Obildsen from 10 to 14; S00, ts can befound at the Union Hor ivand Lstreete; Do Mol stacets, Navy Yard; and IA at the boat. purchase tickets mnst give residence, and, in ding #0. obits: also to condnet themselves with due A detective and a detail of prevent roughs ‘e tay Fer sale by subsets: hb Opposite Patent (ifice, TT ¥ENtY PER CENT. DISCOUNT. Stockman 's, corner Son's. corger of ath and LL will commence selling at the above discount on MONDAY, Jnoe ¥, and coutinue to July 2), bis Ladies’ and Children’s Dresses, Llama Points, Sacatien « Bonnets and Round Hate, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, his large and choice assortment o! “HA UNDER GARMENTS and J. P. CORSETS a detuction of 10 be lowed. All goods marked in pli M. WILLIAN, 907 Pa. ave. bST_LOOK —Ten TUCK SKIBTS for % © at_S. HELLEB'S, 71 Market Space. 125 MISS McCORMICK, 905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU ‘Has constantly on hand « fine sasortment of IMPOBTED BONNETS, STBAWS, CHiPs, FLOWERS, GIBBONS, &c., =. Ladies CAPS and COIF- z mtr aces of all kinds. ‘from forcing themse! @/ Refreshments and Lunches will be fa rie AMUSEMENTS. ASK BALL. E. L ©, PHT AURDAY Saly Sth | LY MPIC GROUNDS. Admission @ cents. , OF THE FINEST ORCHESTRIONS beard 80) At 8 cost of 86,000, and rep. Frarnte au tutne'iae orepeatea, with df and chimes complete. "Concerts daily 6 finest c! f cordially invited, free of charge. On Exhibition and Sale All of the newest Ace! FURES just receive ARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES rep rices, at Meds 13 Market Space, EAD AND SAVE YOUR MONEY. Ladie who have Rair Switches that have faded © ve them restored to their natural Wo have avery large at ARKRITER No, 4397th stiest Ueimera O sud 'E streets, olght doors abowe Odd Pellow’s Hall. Choice O:1 Pafntin des, Pictures; Frames, Pictare Oot Nails, &c., in the District. Casi. 7 Please remen.ber Name and Number, jel-ly* TL BENDS OF Cast |, Encravings, Switches very cheap. MADAME ESTEEN'S near G stree' si premptly attended to. 1 LD GOLD, SILVER, 8 oe Lee S8OOPPER, Erc., and FANCY Goops, E. LENZBERG & 00., 707 Market Space, pee eit ia avenue. Re HAIR SWIT <8. HELLER St4MPiIne DEPOT, 617 SEVENTH STBEET, Oprosite Patent OMice, ea pARBICE STARE nes arts & eautitl gluse to E*™ INE THE GOLD SPECTACLE, NLT a Widabien, Optician, Every atte and style, at very low rates, TEE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE. THE POCKET BETTER SCALES. RD MOHORS.« AND jeer eb ros Aa eens "a lowest rates. Blan Boots, Gash aust Deed Boxes. ., MOHUM ae Wey rae AND BES’ oF | Teh street, opposite Post 7A Re ai UTHING. may be jan Association, Jadici neatly execut Mord mptly and sone Buirence om B ssreet, Vet, iu aud 040, SkrRMIsH WiTd THe Ure Ixprans.—The Secretaty of the Interior to~lay received the following from Gov. CampdeR, of Wyoming. It is dated Eva yesterday: “I spent yesterday at Rewiina, and found ip relation to trouble with Ute Indians that on the ‘Ath ult. boy, with a team, came into Raw- lins alt hety wounded, and reported that he had been shot by Indians. A party of ten citizens started in pursuit, and on the morning of the 28th overtook a band of twenty-two Indians from whom they demanded two horses, which they recognized as belonging to citizens. The Indians refused to give them up. and a fight ensued. The party returned to Rawlins with eleven ponies and one rifle captured from the Indians, of whom they report several killed and wounded. None of the whites were injured. I cannot tell until agent Littlefield 1 heard from whether the affair will lead toany further trou- ble with the Utes.” Issves FoR A Jcuny TRIAL. — Yesterday Judge Wylie, in the Equity Court, in the case of Bartley, Casey and Corwine, agt. John H Russell, decided to send issues to the Circnit Court to be tried by jury. The plaintiffs claim that under a special agreement with defendant they are entitled to £1,000 for services rendered cetendant. Russell had @ claim against the government in the Court of Claims for the seizure and useof certain steamboats during the war, and Pe goonies was given for 810,000 in his favot ‘he government applied to the Su- preme Court of the United States, and, pending the appeal, plaintiffs in this case allege that they were employed to have the appeal with- drawn or ‘diswhensd. and they ee their case until the appeal was’ di . The: claim that Russell refused to pay them, and they procured an injunction tosave themselves. The government, however, paid the judgment less £5,000. The case was refered to J. 0. Johnson, who took the testimony as stated above. Judge Wylie has ordered issues to be made to he sent to Circuit Court that a jury may decide as to what services were rendered. THE Twenty Pee Cant. Back PAY.—About £120,000 will be required to pay the claims for the additional twenty per cent. compensation allowed to certain civil employes of the govern- ment in the city of Washington by a recent de- cision of the tof Claims, under an act of 1:67, which decision was affirmed by the Su- preme Court of the United States. Upon one class of these claims only was the appeal taken from the tirst decision of the Court of Claims, and these were of laborers employed on the public grounds, guards at the jail, and work- men on the capitol extension. "Upon the Sa prjme Court aflirwwing the decision of the court below, and ordering that these persons be paid twenty per cent., it was understood that the workmen in the navy yard and the government printing office, who had beén before the Court of Claims, would also be allowed additional compensation, and the Court of Claims so ruled, directing that judgment be entered in favor of all of them, numbering about eleven hundred. ‘The ninety days allowed by law tor the government to appeal to the Supreme Court on the latter cases will expire on the 14th inst., and unless an appeal be taken by that time the claims will be paid. The impression is, how- ever, that no appeal will be taken, though some of the accounting officers of the tr jury are of the opinion that the Judgments must be paid out of the appropriation made by Congress to EVENING STAR, Washington News and Gossip. Sanistbant dhetudine, Internat Revexce.—The receipts from this sontce to-day were $305,769.45. Treasurer Srimxgr has received a £100 conscience subscription from New York, with no name attached THe PosTMasTER GENERAL has decided to give Philadelphia thirty additional letter-car- riers and a wagon service for the free delivery, at an extra expense of £15,000 annually. SecreTary BELKnar left to-day on the 12:45 train for Philadelphia, to be present at the cen- tennial exercises to take place in Fairmount Park to-morrow. He will go to Long Branch before returning to Washington. Cox. J.Mapison Currs Miss Mary E Wheeler will be married at St. Aloysius Church, on the evening of the 10th instant, and will ro- cetve their friends on the evenings of the 25th and Iith.— Wash. Cor. N. mes. Tue Examination for promotions in the ¢th auditor's, which was commenced on the 16th ult. and which was postponed, will now take place on the 9th instant. ‘ihe examination is to Lill one vacancy of class four, eleven vacancies of class three, and twenty of class two. Diep oF wis Insvnixs.—The signal bureau has received information that Private Seeley, of the Mount Washington signal party, died on Tuesday afternoon from injuries received by falling from the trestle-work of the railway on Saturday last. Navat OnvEns.—Ordered—Assistant Surgeon D. N. Butolette to the naval hospital at Nor- folk, Va. Detacked—Commander Jas. A. Greer from the naval academy and ordered to com- mand the Tigress. Lieut. John C. Soley from the naval academy aud ordered to the Wabash, European statior Wonk upon the new national bank currency will be commenced next week, the appropri- ation of $600,000 being now available. The plates for the new notes will be engraved in the departments. ‘The backs will be printed by the Continental, American and National bank note companies of New York, but the faces will be printed and the numbers put on in the Treas- ury department. Tue Cariro tL Pacirte Ratt- ROAD COMP refused to deliver guv- ernment freight at San Francisco without the prepayment of charges accruing on railroads west of Omaha, the Attorney General decides that the act is 2 violation of faw, and that suit be brought against the company for tie Tecovery of the freight without the payment of such charges, THE CASE OF Mason € L 0. 0. How- ARp.—The Attorney ¢ as completed the opinion in the Howard case, and will probably transmit itto the War department this after- noon. It willnot be made public until the re- | pay the awards of the Court of Claims for the turn to Washington of Sec! y Belknap, who | fiscal year Just ended. Others hold that the gave orders this mornin ore leaving, that ety days allowed the government for an ap it should be turned over to General Vincent | preclude the payment of the claims until upon its receipt at the War office, and not be ‘nt fiscal year, and therefore the money published until he returned. paid out of this year’s appropriation will probably be called upon at the THE FRIENDS of the late Benjamin Ogle on LO "pass an explanatory act in the Tayloe of Washington city, have published tor prifate circulation a volume containing his recollections of the men of more than forty years of his time, and algo letters from Europe in 1866-7. We “ave here sketches of Madison, Monroe, Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, Van Buren, ‘Harrison, Webster, Fennimore Cooper, John M. Botts, Gen. Jackson, Mra. Gen. Jack~ son, and many others.— Phila. Press. STEAMBOAT Revor: en. D.D. Smith, su- pervising inspector general of steamboats, leaves to-morrow on a tour in the northern, eastern and western states to visit all the local boards and institute experiments on boilers and boiler iron. It is the intention to enforce the law and license only such persons as are skilled in the management of steam versels and of temperate its. Licenses already granted to unskilled or intemperate men will be revoked, General Smith goes firsy to New York and thence t» Pittsburg. anted, a Name. iter Star: Your article in Monday’s Stan ring to @ rechristening of our nation, prompts me to contribute to your paper a few words on the subject: Wonderful as our nation’s history has been, there is one very remarkable feature in connec- tion with it, which seems generally overlooked, and is probably almost without a parallel; for. rich, powerful, and respected as we are, we are still a people without a name. ‘We call ourselves, and go by the general name of Americans, but what better claim have we t assume it than our Mexican or neignbors? The former designate us as “ Americanos del Norte,” or Americans of the north, thereby implying a €:aim to the term. The name Ameria was first applied to the two anlinents by certain German sai after perusing the writingsof the Venitian na: er, Americus Vespuci; and an Englisoman or Span- iard could with equal propriety lay sole claim to be called Europeans, er a Japanese to that of an Asiatic, as we can to be the only Amer- icaps. citizens of the United States of Colom- CLeRxs TO re Drorrep.,—Ten clerks of the General Land Office, having been requested to do so, to-day resigned their positions, to take effect one month hence. Av many more will be called upon for their resignation within a day ortwo. This course is rendered necessary by reason of the failure of Congress to renew the cial appropriation made for the employment additional clerks. Those who resign receive The bia may be in a similar predicament, though EGguablans” would bad pooper designation for tem. The boundaries of governments of a American republics 80 changea- ble, however, they can hardly be cited as ex- amonth’s leave with pay. In this connection | #™Ples. it may be stated that tho work of the land omes nee. ——— ours _ that Seat has been brought up to date. A few years ; got ogee wclres ang others ce much Of the business of the office was six | Af Me muther own! raed gh tit are ee the inhabitants o republic are of “* Army OxDERS.—The leave of absence grant- | British ancestry, such @ term ix od ist Lieut. W. H. Fleming, 12th infantry, has | ®t Once manifest. e We are fuily weaned, and claim ff mother country at all, ‘and it is only the fact gf our speaking the same language, bey ha the @eme religions(and many others), similar laws and general habits in some sections, that associate us more with that coun try than any of the dozen others from which we are constantly receiving recruits. ‘Washington, D.C., July 1, 153, D. We. . The Birthplace of George Washington, Editor Star:+The country has sent her delé- gates, from near and far, and ex-confederate chief and federal maiden stood side by stile, while north and seuth clasped hands above the tomb of Washington. ‘Truly @ fitting place aj which to lay aside sectional animositiés, and remember that there still remain unbroken som: links in the chain of brotherhood which bound together in days agone the north and the south, the east and the been extended three months. The following changes in the stations and duties of officers of the ordrmunce department have just been made: Capt. W. H. Rexford from duty at Mt. Vernon arsenal, Ala.; and ordered to Bericta arsenal, Cai; ist t. George D. Ramsay, jr., trom Charleston arsenal and ordered to Springfield, Maw.; Paymaster David Taylor has been re- lieved from duty in the department of Missouri and ordered to report to the commanding gen- eral of the military division of the Pacific. INCREASED SALAntes.—The new law passod at the last session of Congress, increasing the pay of certain heads of bureaus, went into ef- fect on the ist inst. Hereafter the supervising architect of the Cente § will receive 85.000 ger snnum; the examiner of claims in the State de- partmeut, solicitor of the treasury, commission- ers of agriculture, general land obtice and pen- sivns, auditors of the treasury, it post master general, superintendents of money-order system and superintemlents of — mails, €4,000 each; the two chiefs of the diplomatic and cousular bureaus in the State department, and chiets of the bureaus, accounts, indexes and Gchives, $2,400 each. PrnsonaL.—Representative John Hill, of New Jersey, has been presented with a set of solid silver by the leading manufacturers and citizens of Patterson, N.J. -***Ex-Congress- man James G. Blair, of Mo., too, has mace a long speech defending himself tor voting for the salary increase bill, and justifying the whole proceeding. Mr. Blairisa democrat. -- 5 . E. York died suddenly at the St. Nicholas hotel, in Cincinnati, Tuesday afternoon. De- ceased was a native of New Jersey, at one time during the war was Gen. Logan’s chief of statf. **-Levi P. Luckey, the President's private secretary, leaves f01 hort trip to Peekskill, a Ss Holmes E. Ottley, chief clerk of the Navy department, arrived home from his New York trip this morning. Gen. W. H. 81pzLt, U. 8. A., who died in New York city Monday, after a long and painful illness, contracted in the service, was Pa on pel sp El eek iw pis by! tary Acade ¢ of 19, and-grad- tated fn ina class which west. But while year after year sends forth its pil- grims to the nation’s shrine, and meet rever- ence 1s ee to the ashes of our Country’s Father, should oe met ot hisbirth be unmarked and unremembe True history tells us that at Wakefie'd, in Westmoreland county, Vir,sinia, a marble slab bearing the inscription +H. ug | lowed it to remain, and there is nanght to indicate the spot, save the Fuins of the cuimney of an out- house and a few shrubs anc flowers which have withstood time and the farmer's share. Two acres of ground containing the site of the oki mansion have been don ited by the present owner of the place to the Commonwealth of Virginia on which to erect a suitable memo- nt’ been appropriated for the: purposes but n appropr! yf the purpose; bu with the clash of arms which for four years ex- cluded all save the toe fearful from the minds of the peeple, memorial shafts were un- thought of. Now that we are be; Sale J to bridge the chasm of national stri again feel that there is something in common between us as a people, let it be commemorated by a fitting memorial on the spot on which our Washing-on assed the days of infaney and -ebtidhood, and fet the crad/e as well as tLe tomb, the two points ym which we nearest are t» our Creator, show to the world that we cn as one people do fall bonor to our tor the late vol. W. W. 8. Bliss, | will not our coun‘ry unite to erect 2 secrets! ‘aylor, and many others 8 and Wnetion either iq | Menument of such materi«i as will defy the shafts of time and relic seekurs? J. RC. Waar Tury Catt aw !xpran Dirricct- Our ee nee. Laramie city says: The best i ion that ean be ob- tained relative to the recent Indian difficulty at Rawlins develops the fact that a dozen reck- less men went out andattacked a of Utes Founding de:may safe, and captnring Sorer- wounding &* mapy more, 1g eever- of theft horses, ‘er with other proper- rh ine Utee bad cofsmattied no depredations, and bad been perfectly peaceavle. Tia niinhon its Rai ind seven deaths from, other diseases. wes new cases of cholera’ have been reported; engineering, but returned and serv the late war. At the close of the rebellion be was ase; to duty at Fort Mr. CoLvax AnD Crepit Mopitier.— ‘The Washington correspondent of the New ‘York Times writes to that paper that Mr. John T. Drew, a lawyer, and member of the firm of Drew, Biisa Holmes, of this city, who has in Europe for Leni’ f a past in the service of the Department of Justice, and who has returned therefrom since the adjournment of Congress, has forwarded to Judge Poland, chairman of' the credit mobilier committee, & | Se Pn Ry op ES a fact that he was with Oakte Ames whan, the = cholera * re was one be saw the check; saw the cash: at-at-ar the ‘Ames band the Fd § of Ky : iE ct 5 n- Ames by the . has ay although $600. * This au feo bas been made. Y¥ ‘the pay- Cashier Dillon's recollection paid the ntrr's safe was forced open, the keys being check to Mr. Ames in large bills. Mr. Drew. 't | in Deleaur’s possession, and it was discove: is understood, is ready to make oath to his that at least $2,000 are missing. The affair i+ statement if uecetsary. in the hands of detectives, TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR This Aftermeen’s Dispatches. ——_.-—_— ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, via peeing New York Notes, SUNDAY LAGER To . ‘ew Youk, July 3.—The excise commission. ets have adopted a resolution declaring that all lager or malt beers are intoxicating liquors, and that their sale is in violation of the law, and the board will not grant a license to any place where music ts introduced. is the date fixed for the enforcement of the law. The effect will be to close up all gardens and send people, as in former years, over to Jersey ‘estchester county for lager. FATAL EFFECT OF A WIDOW'S PASCINATIONS At the inquest in Newark over the body of the young man named Nadler, who, with his cousin named Edward Buckler, was found sufferin; from fthe effects of poison; it was discover: that both were in love with the same woman, a young widow, and as both could not marry her, and one did not wish to deprive the other of the possession of her, both agreed to commit snicide, and Nadler succeeded. THE WALWORTH VERDICT. Neither young Walworth’s countenance nor demeanor underwent any change after the de- livery of the verdict. sion here was that he would ‘The Tribune says never, within the memory of “at criminal issue torily tried in New The World says the severity of the verdict in- dicates that the reaction of the mawkish pity which for so long a time bore sway in jury boxes bas begun. ‘The Times says the moral effect of the verdict was needed, and an acquittal would have been an invitation to every youth having a dissolute or tyrannical father to whip him. to the array of prominent do- anil the scenes generally Herald says: The wonder is that Justice herself was not blind on this but society has to be protected 1, the deed or t conducted in the most second poned until Satara A Munpersa’s Eecare axp Recarrere A Little Walk for Everciac end Plirtution.—A stated in our dispatches a day or two since, Wagner, who escaped from the jail in Alfred, Me., bas been recaptured and taken back to He gave to a reporter an a°- ant of bis escape and wanderings, which closes as follows “Tonly went away to exercise my limbs; I aid not know as I could use them after bein, confined so long, and had trouble in doing #0; also wanted to see the flirted with at the trial; I like pretty gtri«; they Uke me; I did wot ree many; I should have come back, Tuesday or Wednesday, and got in ; Lwas tired and wanted a little vaeation; I am satisfied for the present people don’t think I am a murderer, if they did they would not treat me so kindly; they know I I like Bennett. me well; { hate Sherif! Warren; > Tanner and friends en ot eure for the Svs Sunday, the 13th, bis old quarters the same as I got ow © bas treated this gencration Hi that ought to been So promptly andeat me; I weald like it to pay the co: Bennett would let me I would like it; I would not ran aw 1 could then girls to kiss me; | would me; I feel nicely now; He was rather shabb was much sunburnt. Me looked like a farmer and does not resembie his photograph; there \s and very few were at the Several visited bi ‘no excitement here, depot to meet him. seems glad toget back. T: stated that be never sald b the 840 reward fenders of the cruel or brat tim, the trial was exemplary and dignified manner. ARREST OF CONTROLLER GREE! Controller Green was arrested yester ‘W. McGowan, by and released only upon paying about £600, being the amount sued for, and costs. THREE OFFICERS OP THE CUSTOM-HOUSE HAVE BEEN ARRESTED on the charge of aidin the revenue by means of nue stamps. The traud was firet discovered in and traced here with the result of ar- each officer was held in $5,000 bail for Tat Onancemen an ‘ew Yore Po- e pplied yester. police protection for a contemplated nthe 12th instant. parade of their order communication was entertatmed by the board, who referred it to a *pecial cot osed of Mr. Henry Smith and Ge uperintendent Mateell acknow! coment tM bis possession, tto the reporters, saying would in all probability Yesterday Major Daryee, , obtained the signa- and Kecorder Mack- tor 1,000 Remington rifies, deputy sheritt, importers to defraud he false use of revo- ett to @ requisit whith will be sent housed at police head: n ‘mation is obtainalle as to the a be adopted by the poli vent a breach of the THE WEATAER to-day is extremely hot again. KEY SENTENCED. In the court of general sessions to-day corder Hackett delivered a lengthy dec denying the motion fora new trial in the . onvicted of the murder of harkey Was then sentenced th of August. arters by Friday. No imposstble.— to be hung on the misunderstanding ex: e and second marriage of Senator from Oregon, be having carefully refrained from making ‘any ailusion to the date of these events in his state- Oregon, we print the fol- tion received from Port- Three large buildings burned this morning. Miller, saw mill; Hess hobby horse factory n east 5th street were cabiuct shop: Heiman’ | the wewly elected Taus, sugat box f& ’s pattern works, and a stair b . Loss, $30,000; insured. badly burned. ment to the people lowing from in land which indicates that Hipp’ divorce from his Butler wife in 1% my tor five years. “Jobn H. Mitchell was married in Port- land, Oregon, in 1562, to Martha, John B. Price, esq., of this city, formerly of ‘Troy, New York, and Warrenton, Mo. Hippie s story here was always that bis wife had died in A fireman was SILVER BARS. The steamship Hammoni: to-day, takes out £95,000 in silver bars. THERE WERE SIXTEEN DIDS for government gold to-day, aggregating €3,- from 114.50 to 115.13 1-10. id of 115.13 for @ million. The g. awarded at from 115.13 to 115.13 1-10. AWARDS OF ONE MILLION of gold were made at from 115.13 to 145.13 1-10. pola ao" ey The Trial of the NAMES OF THE COMMISSION. San Fraxcisco, July 2.—The followin, been received here trom Fort Klamath, Jane 30th: On Saturday afternoon Lieut. Col. Elliott, walry; Major H. P. © r. L. 8. Bed “commission, sailing for Europe Oar’ informant stone in the Lone Mountain Cemetery of 1 city with hie name on it. 7 him to have die in 1509. He has three children by his present wife, two ‘According to th His father is said irleand # boy.” Hipple must have had three Wonder if there are any more.—Pitts- artis, Judge Advo- reporter of nd thi for tho speedy on: Yreka, and the prospects for the ly con- ng of the” military commission have as- a tang!! 5 mn. Davis, im pur- suance of authority, b lect though not announ’ Tae Poranis Seance.—The bustle of prepa- for the Arctic search expedition con- tinues daily on board the steamer navy yard, under the supervision of the officers wsigned to the vessel. Vommander , executive officer of the ship, is activel, in charge, and the vessel actually swarms workmen, busy in caulking, }, putting strength- iott, Ist cavalry; Capt. G, 4th artillery; Jattery, ath artillery: 21st infantry; a ary, commandin; ‘The commission ting out the Tigress for her singular journey quest of the ence Polaris and bee ioe Bowne it will take two weeks to put the vesse! in trim for sea. Hivaid, %4. Tue DrovrTs.—in northern New y kept lawns are d. The Boston Journal say: C. Hasbrouck, light’ Robert Poll.ck, company D, Ui Ldentenant Geor, company E, 12th will sereaain. we maarryy ieorat pose of organization. r a nu work, preliminary to cases, but cannot possib!, prepare them for trial for several days, w! the white witnesses scattered about the fron- uer,as arule, cannot be summoned until the multifarious technicalities incidental to the ar- rangement of the cases are disposed 0 Davis intends to leave on his ‘“intimida- on the 4th of July. al Geenahan, of troop F, ist ca confined in the same guard-house with Jack, for des rtion in the face of the enemy, and whois ur ter sentence of seven years im- prisonment in Fort Alcataraz, escaj g holes in the floor —~e——_ want of moisture. preparation of night by bor! any. - Me. Sop made . Mr. Richard Sans): \ WORD OF PRAISE. Loxnoy, daly 3.—The London Jfonr of this morving, fn £2 editorial, commen: of tue United States. AN IMPERIAL VISiT, atch from Vienna tothe ton- e Emperor of Austria will visit Petersburg in December nex! THE CRISIS IN THK ITALIAN MINISTRY. aly 3.—The crisis in the m: inghetta has failed to form and the king las summoned Count DeCambray Deguy to undertake the task. OVAL JUNKETING. —A grand banquet was given sto the Czaro- been appointed mail ncy caused by the leased to hear o: ir. Sansbury to way suited for the the discharge of h Mariboro’ Gazette. Races tw C nt betwaen Bor md P. K. K., to fill the of Mr. Scott. we tieman in every He entered upon don Jostsays duties on Monday last.— the Czar at St o arp Borror. was a fair attendance at the Dexter Park, cago, yesterday afternoon. The race for three- minute horses for a purse of $2,000 was won by Nelite; best time, 2:33. Second race, for $3,000, was won by Red Wing: best Thira miles, for a purse of $1,500, was ~— by Euchre in three straight heats; best The July meetin; commenced yest ‘The race for 2:29 three straight he: at the Trinity Hi, rince of Wales aud the THE SITUATION IY Maprip, July 3.—In con: sage of the bili abolishiag cow: antees, the irreconcilable deputi drawn from the Cortes, which action has served to restore quict in Mudrid. t troops are, however, yet posted at various points throughout the citr, aud the utmost pre- ¢autions have been taken by the a the suppression of disturb ances. ~ ‘THE POURTH IN LONDON. Loxpor, Jul at Beacon Park, Boston, yy with @ good attendance itational guar- horses was won by Ben Star in Honpy—To-morrow the grounds for the Centennial Exhibition, adelphia, are to be hated over to th States commission, and out of this sample event there isto be made one of those di Detachments of Prayer; an ad- leMichael, and an aceeptance 0 will then be unfurled and a national sali The American residents of London will ee} brate the deciaration of the in- dependence of se United States by a dinner at the Langham F tel to-morro: a Af tirs in Kansas, ANOTH?! ( DESTRUCTIVE STORM. ToreKa, Jul: 3.—Eureka, Greenwood county, and hail storm on The Methodist church was destroyed, and several other buildings were se- riously damage’. fed and growing crops SHIPMENTS OF TEXAS CATTLE man who has just arri dian Terr: the Kiowa ‘Chi by u severe wind ion Territory says we and eyenne Monday mornin. :. nsas have com at Wichita and 150,000 it point from Texas. railroad reports ‘bere is also Ellsworth and small droves at Fe ie: E E URTREN KILLED RANCIS: 9, July ¢ i HE f i = s g| | them to fight. nt 14 were killed and six i ' .