Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1873, Page 1

re meer a oon as EVENING STAR. Published Dally, Sundays Excepied | AT THE STAR BULLDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenpe, cor. 1th St., * THE EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPATT, * & MB. MACK EMINY, P: is servel hy carriers to 74 PER WEEK, oF FuRTY pine at the Bounter By Diaflthree mouths, $1.09; one Fear, @5. { TAR—Peblished Priday—31.0 THE WEEKLY Jake pre | VE, AONE, 6888. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 8/1878: DRY GOODs. SUMMER RESORTS } SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR. TILSON'S HOTEL. * Guard againat Cholera, a PARASOLS a W ‘ It te well Kuown that if a is instan- i a 5 ane raha’ L | ner EGE Re, oi | Skee eed ereemee | Washington News and Gossip. DRES3 GOODS Mt . that | InTERxaL Revenve.—The receipts from this at A s. Gentlemen why fae Tongs Feng e werorstonh ey | S0urce to-day were #322,230.53. SAC KIFICE summer with their fant Riimate cere, 1 do ung wiall to ae a —= ntry will find al © | Scattie cibeck ae cece renee mean THE REVENUE STRAMER JOHN A. Dix, which oa sible moment, #8 such @ course is imperstively MER J STOCK MUsT BE REDUCED scounary; bat sometimes « phyvician can notbebed | has been refitting at New York, sailed for New ONE PRICE TO ALL! | ow prepare MARe eS efor mich caaee that Orleans last night, at which port she will be BOGAN & WYLIE, trong, active, and ef edy, caicu- | hereafter stationed. and which every rt 5 ‘cases ae here weil condacted family should have 1018 and 1020 7th street norihwest. | ‘on band or im- | THE pres for the trade dollar are to be com. mediately procure. Daring Thilerhe cholere | pleted between the th and 10th Insts. As yet its severely in Brookh .¥., Twas | . x = Toployed there, nd it ‘was found ‘that thin Specie the Treasury department is without an tnstall- T° REDUCE STOCK egraph,. all Gi greet Low fy peing mach ae 5 Ko 4 ment, but expects the same at an early date. ‘Our entire stock of fete accree Cheer Ried. Te wil also ae SPBING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS. AN onpER just issued from the War depart- ve immed! era Morbus, Colic, Cramps, Dysentary, Diar- aral temperatu: poi ‘aristy of | The@. and all disorders usnal at this season,” Full | Ment directs that, in conformity with existing eee re aninsy poole for ladiee, eibiven east 30a Aigrettone accompany each vial, law, hereafter the proceedings of all general SARACOLS lag ttes « 2 per week; frst month | ARTHUR NATTANS, coarty-mastial conveuod by department com- Best CALICOES, 10. Chilirea ander 1) aud | JeOte Corner of Mdand D streets northwest, | manders shall be transmitted by them t to Fruit ofthe Loam COZTO purses. balf pri Sutchan archaea rare the bureau LA cow sad aaa @s soon as the a < 24 08 om Wi oI opolitan: at \e 's Hair e world, | same are comple! 5 ise < | Branch B&O Radvont wt S18 Metropolitan | y¢ Sniy trae and perfect Halr Dystne ridiculous ——— EAD AND PROFIT: wae z A, R. POTTS. | tinta,no pointment, harmless, reliable, tustan- | Gov. Davis, of Texas, leaves Washington R i pueaEna ere ares: Bind crreet Nose wrcurus st all draggista’, and 16 | tnis week for New York, to make some efforts : Owing to the recent heary decline in price of pry (Pormerte~ The acto) ir. - to dishose of $900,000 worth of Texas bonds, fodacements to Cash buyers, We meati , BINEY Pont, 4 TQ IT bearing seven per cent. interest, payable in Feduceneoie ta Guth ayers. We meat “J Emer Roworaivuata on the P- AMUSEMENTS. wet Bee wa feof insboat steno Eb gant ne files, has TRAN 7 7 greater part of which was incurr yy main- Splendid ay ee the, wudercigued for aceray of GEAND ORGAN CONCERT taining troops for the frontier defence. he new proprietorehip, the honse hast ronghly renovate print ments £ tae | soretior to suy former . The table will 20. ted with all the deticacios of the seston from fard-wide Bleached Cotton, We. Dress Silk, $1.25 up. k Alpacas and Mohacrs of the best mal -—— the Beaver and Buffalo brands, fr to 8 8¢.; Lawn Robes from $3.50 up. Ladies’ Underwear and Gents’ Shirts at manufac- N. ¥. AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ON THUBSDAY EVENING, JULY 10, at 8 o'clock, on which occasion the NEW ORGAN ved for the first time. Prof. TORRING- mtn, will preside, and eminent vocal assiat, 75 Cents; for sale at Metzerott & Co.’s interrogations submitted to him by the Secre- tary of War as to how the government shonld proceed to recover to claimants losses occa- sioned by Irregularities in the Freednten's-b as reau will betransmitted to the War department to-morrow. Anabstract of the opinion is being prepared for publication. PunsonaL—Hon. Glenni W. Schofield, of Pa, isin this city. *-*-James H. Saville, chiet clerk of the Treasury, left for New York last Might. During his absence Charles F. Conant assumes the duties of chief clerk. -*--Three members elect to the Forty-third Congress are be purchased prior to an exami- * BRODHEAD & CO., 1265 F street, between 12th and Lith. ELLING OFF! BP servanl Jy Elm QEA-SIDE RESORT. ‘ sibs COBB'S HOTEL, S08 . 3) YD, ¢ D TROTTING MATCH FOR $250 le will come off on the Pi: Bravch Race Course THURSDA July 10,1873, Race to come off at 4 Brite, Jne Langley names b. ayfaght Tne | (¢8—James Brooks, William Whiting, and J. nce: Jo ; 3 trot to be iaile henta best three in five to wagons, | G- Wilson, of Oregon. Cease Serces ts nots the neat fair day. Tue Poraris Revier ExPEvitron.—Th: : 3B BROS. & AMOS FOX, Proprietor. | repairs to the Tigress having been completed, GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs:| | cone Tora ach gpd saddle and driving Herse will be sold on | she is taking in stores and instruments at New SUMNER DOARD. ay Oe ene——____IS"_ | York to-day, and will be ready to sail in a few ‘ fast OREOE THE FINEST ORCHESTRIONS inthe | days. The New York corresponient of the Piil- Trenty. tee additions! ROARDERS can nowt | CD country cay be heard at Mr. SOHWART- adelpbia Inquirer says:—She will take out as neon the LOUDON INSTL ZENBERG’S, 46 Pa. avenuc. This instru crew part of the survivors of the Polaris party TUTE, on moderate terms. a ment was imported at a cost of 86,000, and rep- and the rest will be shipped specially for the p vacate cur present place of business in | pare ait, and fety. Por 1 Tesents au izutuense orchestra, with drums, cymbals, | Cruise, A hoard of officers will be ont fs are apply to THOS. W. LAKR. and chimes complete. Concerts daily and night! 3 to suit the new grade, we now |" cat? Aidie, Lonten Co., Va. | and bar properties of the finest character, The pub- | Washington to survey the Tigress before she kof AKE VIEW HOTEL lic are cordially invited, free of charge. —_je16-ln ene ane - offictally report her condition to FANCY ASD STAPLE DRY GOODS L. WATAINS, NEW YORK Onn Me On Exhibition and Sale) New No. . pptllata purty : 3 Ww open for th a at 7 coat News prom THe Yu STONE EXPEpItTron at from: 12% to 25 per cent. below former prices wt MARKRITER’S, mH Sr. 1 4 dispatch received from Stanley's Yellowston No, 4397th atrovt, between D and expedition, dated at camp, seventy miles west Our stock is fall and complete, embracing * fall doors above Odd Fel Hive of of Bismarck, Dakota, June 30, states that th health of the whole command was good. Thi Indians were offering no serious resistance to the location of the railroad through their hunt ing grounds. Abundant coal, of good quality, was found twenty-seven miles west of the M souri river on the surveyed line of the read, an the country thus far traversed by the expedi- Choice Oil Patotings, Also, largest stock jb: Pict, Fram 18, &¢., BLACK DRESS Goops, fall lise of all kinds of WHITE GooDs, line of first-class NAMBUKG EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS ON SFT russ Orsi. 3 7 Pivase remember Name and Number, jel-ly* AYE KENDS OF CasT OFF WEARING AP PAREL can be sold to the very best advantage by addrese'n JUSTH, an eleg: or calling on mine ering or calling on wo aU tionary force is an excelent one, well grasses “n at 4:83 In the mornin reet, between ed. LINEN, SWISS, CAMBRIO S tho cventng. Weocme Notes by mail promptly attended to. Gash a ee and NAINSUOK, tion by mail LD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER. Er Depakrep Prom Practice Brrore tHe Ix- Also, te ¢ bought ai fair prices for & New 7 DIAN BurEav.—The Commissioner of Indian : RINGS ea | Honsehold Furniture bought a Affairs, has informed Douglas H. Cooper, of AB NEN, 3 58, HOS - GE ALUM NGS, VA. mail v s : W : oP: a - 3 eae ce ma ? eee ras suse : a = TiesFomnicchetms * USE Rat” | the firm of Chas. E. Mix & Co., Indian clalin aD ed everything usualiy kept ia our line SN CN st, 15 i. agents, of this city, that he is hereafter debarred from practicing as claim agent before the In- dian office, and from visiting or conferring with ite clerks. The order also includes the other members of the firm, viz., Chas. E. Mix, late chief clerk of the Indian Office, and J. H. B. Latrobe, of Baltimore. This order ws out of a charge preferred against Cooper in the settlement of his accounts as agents for the Choctaw Indians. In this settlement Cooper busine EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. HE CHORAL SOCIETY, GRAND MOONLIGHT EXOURSION, Ny ON THE SN Se “OF THE LAKR, Leaving the dock at 6:30 p.m. Beturn at mid ni eee je We invite atl in need of GOOD GOODS to give us This farorite and celebrated Watering place w ® call, as our stock ts fret-class, and must be suld. offer additiontl attractions this zcasom,. It wemes a magniacent B. com, fine iiliard Bests, Bowling Alley for ladies and for gent and asnperb Croquet Gr It will be kept in a'style not surpassed anywhere in A, GODDARD, ere of these speciai Springs either cure or » reatty relieve most cases of Scrofula, inciptent e steamer will lana those who wish to Dance at 5, ousumption, Chronic Brocbitis, Carodic Lerrn- MARSHALL BALE, oad propped food bE Sy allege eae eg acai: q spele; | ae ee 822-52, 0 * 90% SEVENTH STREET, Tonic Diarrhea, Chrovic Dyseutery. ‘hey are | giving a fine HIVE BIDE inci the representatives of the Choctaw nation, but ein these affections which are pe- | cool of the evening, who at that time, it is stated, had no authority 2-1" ie constitution, and as a: Tickets may be obtained of members of the Socie- | to receive the money. Their anthority was re- Je2i-Im' A Few Doors Above I Street. feneral restorative they ty orcf the Presideat, Franklin Philp, at Philp & pudiated by that nation, and remains # claim Propetetcr bax provided for the ewes ted ballerece ey eta, sdmitting gentleman end Indy. Sesto Ce eeroremest = o or the ero. eket ; *PBERMOMETER UP! a first-class band of music, and in Hal! the | tickets, admitting one geutleman, @1.60; stick ‘t) Oxentcar ArPoIntTNENTS AND Proxo- : Z sources of amusement aud recreation usually foun at our best summer resorts wii a ler additional lady. @ of the guests at BOCK BRIDGE is from be at the comma: Tions.—The following appointments and pro- ALUM. cr DRY GOODS DOWN! wiehia iran cloren thirteen hoarvo Rich: | GRAND ANNUAL Pic-Sac Eee savas mosene eee vite omoe s. ond . Wael OR, Ore, etc., . y. le - Taviight. Pamengirs leave the calsot the Chea: | WASHINGTON CITY HIBRENTAM BENBYO. | Yee Just teen made in the Pave Stocking and n . peake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot, and new | will be given at the etven Bark,7th Wm. H. Doolittle, appointed third assistant LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON, | 324 slegant stage coachos, pasting rapidly overs | street read, WEDNESDAY. Delp a, ioe Phe examiners, and Worth Osgood promoted from ¢ smocth and y oe only eight miles, set dowa | Park will open at 12m. Dancing to commence! first assistant to principal examiner. the Visitors ee SRT Ra to ton. eR Proprietor sttp.m. Hobby horses and swings free, Cars run alert w. Sg gee — has paws Pro- Dr. J. 8. DAVIS, of Valversity, er : " i motea from class clerkship in the . sk sate ot Syke sciaca’ | Eee ree JOM Oftice Manager Sat, | Tickets admitting ladies and gont.. 60 ots. iyS-atw finanes office of the Post Ofiice department, * osing out : . Office ef. homas H. « mer Gsete will comteence MONDAY: 1Oik oer, | Bo The weler homie by COLEMAN & Roa. P or wean, ban ae o Mis and continue until July #h, Iss, wbec ald office foreign mails, same department. Miss BRS, Baltimore. Lavinia Chase, be tog ing Aap » has been em- im Poteriquive pamphlets sent free on application. SELLIVG OFF! DEY GooDs ot ~zh a pe Eom: Oftia0 Gopart- (chiefly Dress Goods,) in the house shall be id mint, at ;@ salary 94 ler year. ery ond c ‘The following clerks have been ymoted to osid no haer net ciagumrtancre; mics thie ee LADIES’ GOODS. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! | sa class cler in the Pension ofice: 1». mare < souson Birtwell, D. 1. A.W. W. Davis, S. 0. Platt, PER CENT. DISCOUNT. |= The DRESS GOODS, LACE JACKETS, LACE — Eg der, Frederick Mack, POINTS, PABASOLS, and other goods yet bo hand M. WILLIAN i a Niicton Long: ce rary are the most au ve ever displayed ia this Sra ea, pr nah —— xa < r . ae ONDAY, ontinus to July 2, de Mfr conjunction with our stock of Dry Goods, we | stirs mock oe — of Howarp Umiversrry—Report of 2 Committ Offer on thé second floor «f our ® magaid- | Ladics’ and Children’s Dresses, CASSIMERE BUITS, ta Investigate Gen. Howard.—The members of cent steortment vf chotce lama Polat, Seeger: amet Ore inde, | GASSHIERE BUITS, the committee appointed by the trustees of a ets and Round Hat) r ‘ Howard University to consider and report upon greath oe s pi he ha all makes of = Flowers, Boaners Bibbone, 5. So . FLANNEL BUTTS: ra Hi oF University ig alm Pa i 9 es, Belts, Fans, &o., £0. ne owtasee er tie it Foreign and Ameritan marufactare; O1L-CLOTHS. | On his larga and chotes ausortmont of BAND: FLANSEL SUITS; ietchaly dusiguad t> wedeet apie te poomaent, clogs low as 300-, and Oneck, teryfairr at 5c” | P-CORSETS s deduction of leper cent: will be ait | CHEVIOT SUITS en. Howard, Lave submitted thelr report. ae. saed Check, very fei, Stee. | P.CORSE TS ee CHEVIOT Seles; They say that no single dollar of the university ‘On hand a complete stock of WINDOW SHADES - CHEVIOT BUITS, money was ever voted asa gratuity to Goneral aud FIXTURES. Je28-Im_ M, WILLMAN, 907 Pa. avo. WHITER DUOK sUITS, Howard; beak | a aL = a u see =F he 1 GST _LOOK !—Ten TUCK SKIRTS for 4 cents, OK SUITS, | SY Pretext, to which he was not justly entitied Remember the Arcade. I WgLoen’ ‘i neg ey 5 Wigs Bock Hie in consideration for valuable and indispensable WOLFORD & SHILBER@, —”~«dSMISS BROWN LINEN SUITS, The re Ft is signed by Frederick Dongiavs, : rect, beter BROWN LINEN SUITS: George E. Baker aud Rey. Ebenezer Whipple, pee SE ee neat 006 PENNSILVANIA AVENUE, BROWN LINEN SUITS, the other member of the committee being ab- oriCc Bg. N jas constantly on hand 8 fine assortment of tent from the city. There is fe eagecined the IMPOBTED BONNETS, report a statement of the available resources and total abilities of the first of Jul instant. STBAWS, CHIPS, i Zhe total resources are $213,411.35; total liabil- v FF OF AN ENT! WEBS 8, ac., | LIGHT CASS ties, £94,606.05—leaving a balance of available SSS ees ee pssst: ae orehatere, Light CAesIMERE 8; Tesonrees of $118,775.88. In addition to this a STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY. GooDS | FUREB jusrecelnd ll eee i! ick amb eee Seatiy seserved for envacnts vetroeeo es AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS ‘HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS, | Scs5,diG.00. ‘The univerdty poesses property WHITE MA, > VES CS, SUITS, selling at reduced prices, at WHITB MARSEILLES VESTS, | valued at $1,051,164, some of which is, however, 333 5. HELLER'S, 719 Market Space. Ge eee Rot productive at present. A, statement is also We call the attention of the community tothissale, | FQ ¥4D AND SAVE YOUB Money. Boys: AND YourHe: Suits: ene eee ee eens See DPoar aia Ie dispoos uf the sock awickiy. yas | -,kad!e who have Hair Switches that havefaded | BOYS’ AND YOUTH’S from his private funds for the university <iee Huck cousinte of every article generally kept ta fret, | [08 ORR wave. them restored to | AT GREATLY his connection with it. He has received, in- Glass ry goods Houses, and as every article in cur | swertuce-t'ek A Gane wary lone AT GRBATL cluding the $11,009 of back pay recently voted poase io bc uaht by an experienced and close buyer | Switches very cheap Wow te ‘the tine to eset AT GREATLY m, $17,583, and has expended on account of for cach a crcat mang, JP Lots can bé picked ap. | MADAME ESTEEWS Heir Pastory 615 stot the university, in contributions to destitute stu- BP mak mp — & Danicis’ SPOO. N | sear G street. ‘au-tr dents ba Mnpectieee res sndow ments, £2. . wad on a $16,906.18. e latter statement fs certil to ed bY penucs of BLACK THBEAD at £0, 60 and 70 SS being offered in be correct by two accountants who have ex- pAiste: stock of HOSIERY, and all other articles _ amined Gen. Howard's books and papers. setlen. girs da doteonnd weil_an Gu Ville over $100 credit of three months against FANOY Goops, 4. S8TRAUS, Ruasstamw Succusszs 1x Kurva.—Advices roved interest-bearing notes will be ¥ a “"Kilisoom ardsave moucy at the BED FRONT, | 27, 706 7th street. ‘x Sm BENREND BROS., Proprietors. E. LENZBERO & 00,, 707 Market Space, L HAIR SWITOHES. Price at 8. HELLER’S, 715 Mark ST4urine Depot, 7 617 SEVENTH STREET, from London bring interesting news concerning the Khivan expedition. The town of Nangit, which made a desperate resistance, was fired and destroyed, and another one has surrendered without resistance: ‘Ten thousand Pi POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 29, seliing for oe Space.» 125 LIVERY STABLES. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, J. Bidupine Live Between 10th and 11th Streets, careet eed en Ce ea! | _fen-te Opposite Patent Oftice, ery = ay ‘ane Taek Notice Witenes?” ¥ jem ‘Three Doors from Eleventh Street. A MortueEr’s Devotiox.—Mrs. John Galey, Best Carri d. ‘Special care paid to | **f ADIES’” of Ingrabam, Ill., attempted to kindle a fire the Boarding Sf Brees. deca ly JEPICH STARCH BEANE! STABLISHED 1861, with kerosene, explosion followed which = ig the beat article tn the wor 1 for doingup Liven or E scnrcenbey tet an Seenon follower Shick mr Muslin. It Mmparte a beautiful gloos to the faoric. nite envelope lames, “Her little boy w A evuiasl Saeed snes MERINO TABLES. | For ealeyy Greets» 00., Menetacturors some bine The mathereaved her tay beeras rine P22 homme Ys 160 Weet Lombard street, . BARTHEL, dames upon wi was being ae aed teen Baltimore, Maryian!. 81E4M DYER AND SOOURER, ‘OUR. 1 Sruzer, (One —=saes THE Ho, 114 Fe aoe 6 door GOLD SPECTACLE, Pinca 4 = x 96, Pipe trvestererrums 1 Horece slwars for eate ant oxthengt Sab a : “7RUNKS, SATUHELS rravetine Bae: She <<a posse es a ever jth sa te she Baddiery, Harte, very aise and style, at very tow rates. Sean ig pepgescaoaanie ‘TRE UNIVERSAL FAMILY B0ALE. Sole agents for Hill's celebrated OONCOBD H. ESS and COLLARS, which selling at sr BE tae OF THE ¥. NOMBES. nue tree 8 B. B—The Philadelphia base ball clab the Mutuals by a score of 2 gorse . E will fair cash : eae t'cs in x score of 16 to. {0 HUMBUG —L. MICE will pay s fair ‘ed. YOUNGL 7 fe wis. te WP Second baud Clothing, Bootsy Shoes. ac. | WINDOW SHADES AND BEST FIXTU RICHARD B. MOHUN & 0U., Tux TichBORNE OLA It isex- dren's jothing, Boots, Shoes, &c INDOW SHADES AND Beet GES ees pe A the case will close to-morrow. ©23 Teh street Band G,south. N at? PA, for @ Fost 7at-la | mil-tr 1016 Penne, svenae, Satanta and Big Free. THE CONDITIONS ON WHICH GOV. DAVIS WILL RELEASE THEM. Gov. Davis, of Texas, who is now in this city, strenuously denies that there is or has been any material difference of opinion between himself and the general government in reference to the disposition of the Kiowa chiefs, Satanta and Big Tree, now held as prisoners for life by the Texan anthorities. He claims that he has been misunderstood on this question and that he is willing to do exaetly what he said he would do several months: He then informed the [roa government that he would release tue Kiowa chiefs whenever the Kiowas would give up their captives, arms, and horses. Soon after the Kiowas returned their captives, to- gether with a large number of mules and other stolen propert: believing that they had fully complied with Gov. Davis’ conditions, they naturally expected the immediate release of Satanta and 4 Tree. It seems, however, that Gov. Davis only meant to demand the release of cap ives and stolen property held by the Indians, but that he also m them to understand that they must give up their own arms and horses as @ guarantee of their future good behavior. He asserts that the Kiowas cannot be trusted; that more than mere prom- ises must be demanded, and that in depriving them of their arms and horses you deprive them of the means of doing further mischief, and have an absolate Vey of peace in the fut Of course they consent to do this they would be placed under the surveillance of the military and gimp pve va by the government. The ogee Texas nato- rally have a frontiersman’s hatred of the red skins, and a mejority of them would doubtless condemn the release of Satanta and Big Tree ~ under ¥uy-cdnditions which might be . Asit ix understood that Governor Davis is a candidate for renomination at the republican convention, to be held in Texas early in August next, it is believed in some quarters that he will endeavor to delay action as long as possible. He had an interview with the Secretary of the Interior yesterday, and roposed that the Com- missioner of Indian Affairs and himself meet the Kiowas and Comanches in council on the 8th of yo next, and in the nee of Satanta and Big Tree endeavor toindace them to give up their arms and horses, in which case the captive chiefs would be released. Secre- tary Delano expressed himself as paving sore contidence in the Indians. While he res that peace be maintained. dealing as leniently as possible with the Indians, and thinks the fact that they havereturned the captives and are now behaving themselves ix gument in favor of their future be- yehavior. It is scarcely probable that the Kiowas will be willing to comply with the hard terms of Governor Davis, although it is possihle they may do so in order to secure the release of Satavta and Big Tree. =e — ++ee- Vienna Ex; ition. “THE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT, [From the Deutsche Zeitung, June 10, 1873.) ‘To-day the American department was opened with music and song. It had been announced by the home papers that the opening shoald take place on the 10th, and the word was kept. itistrue that not ail is ready, but after the miserable management of the old commission, it must have been @ very difficult task, and we believe that the greatest credit is due to the new executive commission, The ceremonia! began in the school house, the exhibitors and guests, ladies, and gentlemen simging “My country, tis of thee.” The Genei yom is sioner, Mr. Schultz, then introduced the United States Minister, Mr. Jay, who delivered a small opening speech’ to the assembly. Prof. Hoyt, (Wisconsin,) the chief of the school department, explained that the school house was not particu. larly well-fitted out as a representation of their schools, as there were much better schoo!-houses in America, and much apparatus required by the teachers had not yet arrived. Mr. Schultz expressed his hope that, on the 4th of July, a larger meeting of citizens of the United States would take place, and that they would find everything finished. Mr. Jay and the commis- sionérs then made a round through the American departments in the , the agricultural hall, &c. Among those present we noticed the ex-General Commissioner, Mr. Van Buren. In the school-house a directory for the American visitors to the exhibition is open. The total im-~ pression which the American exhibition makes on the visitor is—there is not much, but what there is, is good and instructive. —— A Pzacervr RevoLvrioy mt AVSTRIA—A special despatch to the N. Y¥. World frou Vienna, July 2, says: cis Deak, repeatediy elected to the old Hungarian Diet, minister of Justice in Count Bathyant’s cabinet in 1848, and since that year the ablest and most influential Hungarian statesman, has just won a victory that will render him even more popular in the Austro-Magyar Empire than he ever was in hig own division of it. With the exception of about three years, at different times, he has been either ‘leader or a supporter of the opposition since, 125 J But dis Sump | will probably ive him posifien of first T of the empire, for he has succeeded fn for a effective coalition a his own party = wee oe +f pede re eea over> whelmin majorit: ent. B To-morrow, whon this tnespected turn of even: has had time-to iseus- the subject of outside disc sion, it will donbtless cause Intense excitement in imp cirdies, GENERAL CLUS®RET has written a letter te Senator Conkling, cniling the latéer’s, attentior to the refusaler the Belgien government allow him (Cluseret) to Brussels, becau: the Erench Cpa had issued a dem: for extradition ag: him. Cluseretsays oe | an A eitizen and propeunds a nom! eee to the Senator, among them th following: **How, then, can an treaty between France’ and beige ¢ th single action of two powert cite he single action zens of a third withont consent? « | A Fewate Forcxe.—Folly and crime art twins. At Rei , Pa., isa bank calfed Bush- ing bank, and stepping Up tothe counterof that fiscal institution other day, @ charmin; young woman, daughter of a rcspectaple ci zen, presented her father's cheek for a con- siderable sum of money. Although there was some dcubt about paying it af first, it was finally cashed. And now it appears that the fair one ison her travels in unknown regions, with a handsome young, foreigner, who hart been only a little while in ling, and who p obably executed the firged check. Poor young woman! Wuat Mrs. Suita Fouxp umper Tae Be. Very timld people have @ habit of looking un der the bed before they get intoit. Mrs. Smith, landlady of the Stafferd Hotel, Westborne- villas, England, heard @ scraping noise beneath her couch. Naturally ‘che ooke Mr. Smith, who, on lighting a cand!e @ 1d making a search, found below the couch Altred nell with “a loaded six-| revel ver,@dark-lantern, two large knives, and a pair of false whiskers” —rathera voleanic and miscellaneous assort- mr nt to leg over, Mr. Cracknell was com- mitted for trial. How Tuay Ger tHe Cuomers w New York. |, he is im favor of CROPS. accounts IMEESEE DAeGE ty TWO CENTS. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR This Afterneon’s Dispatches. ASS0CLATED PRBSS REPORT. ANOTHER OCEAN STEAMER GONE. Wreek of the Steamer City of Wash- ington. PASSENGERS AND OREW ALL SAPR. New Yous, July &—Mr. Inman line here, te! agents at Halifax to do sengers of the City of of expense. He says Captain experienced Commander, and for the versel being so much of her course. He does not know whetber the vessel or : In the soath- ern portion of Greene county the wheat crop suffered. The estimated loss is from fiteen to twenty per cent. In another portion of the country the loss ts considerably lighter. 7 weather is stil! showery. and enfess it clears ny soon, the wheat crop, Which is dead ripe, will ly injured. In Mgskingn™ county, Zanesville, Washington. Perry, Wayne avi Knox, townships safieréd the ntost. The dara z cargo | age to the wing crops ts not les than €10 004% A porunet Purser Marne telegraphs from besides a heavy lors of timber. Inthe sonthers verpool, Nova Scotia, that the and | partof Batler county the rain did great dam- spare stores were safely landed, as well as the a e to to th «crop. also blown «own. I Snot great except convenience of harv In Union county the Aged throughout, esp=< ere whole fields we large lot of timber was Clark county the damag » extra work and the tm ing the down grain eat crop is badly damn ay and crew. There was a dense fog from tame she left Queenstown. SKETCH OP THE STEAMER. The City of Washington was the oldest of the steamers in the Inman service. She was built in the 1855 at Glasgow, and was used as a French transport for 15'months during the Crimean war. She made her first voyage from Liverpool! to Philadelphia in the year 1556, and onJanuary 18th, 1857, she first arrived at’ this port. About four years ago she was lengthened and completely refitted, and a new set of ville, $25,000. Athe the Hocking river the lower part of the engines were putin. Her new dimensions wore | {amilies were comme! eit houser as apg th, over all, 39%; breadth of | and contents and tly f su on and un beam, 40; depun of tiold, 25; gross tonnage, 2.855 | expected did the flood come. ‘Th. coprin the tons; builders’ measurement, 2,506 tons. Her | bottom lands are a total lox. Ti damage to model was similar to other vessels of the line, | the crope is estimated at $10,000, cane e gs being ge py She had two cylinders, 4: | her of families Mving along the riv in the ¥i- and &4 inches in diameter, with @ stroke of | cinityof Athens were compelled co move t> about five feet. Her horse- power wae45). She | higher ground. The Marietta au. <cineinnats had four decks and was divided into four writer | Talroad track is covered with war too deep t compartments. She was well su; o airtiel with boats and live-saving apparatus, Asthe | %0tllow the passage of trains. In Falrti county the loss to private and blic property is estimated at over « half a million dolla Meny low farms were swept of everything but City of Washington was anextra boat to relieve regular steamers, she carried no mail. PARTICULARS OF THE WRECK. the buildings. The Hocking canal can oo airax, Pg wheats eee Oe be repaired this summr, having Siteen large Henry Bain, purser of the Inman stecaehi,, | breaks within a distance of twenty-five miles The Bremen cana! was six feet under water on the morning of the 4th inst the Cincinnati and City of Washington, from whom the following culars of the shipwreck are gleaned:—The ity of Washington sailed from Liverpool on the 24th of Jane, and from leaving that port until the vessel struck, on the west side of Port Je Bear, onthe western coast, neither sun nor Four bridges ot Mu-kixgum and Cincin- nati Valley railroads were wrecked. In the southeast part of Indiana severe lowes are re- ported. In Union county the crops are dam- 10 to 15 percent. In Ripley county the stars had been scen, so that it'was impossible to | S€°4 : obtain observations during the entire passage | Yheet sige, bo but one-tenth of teeters in order to ascertain the position of the xhip. | : 3 m | In Shelby county two-thirds of the When the steamer struck, about 2 p.m. on Sat- qpevuting very tekt. "ta Deortate con urday, the fog was sothick and eo dense that no | \oeaes to erope will be far up im the thomcanie gbject could be seen three yards ahead. Every- | The same report comes from Fayette county ly on Ddoard supposed that the vessel | The corn yield thre ribs of # crop. was proceeding on her way to New York, and | = the only intimation to the contrary was the | The Vexed Rermudas, heavy grating sound as the vessel was driven | New York, July 8 —Advices from Bermna over the rough bottom of the shoals where she | to July ist state that the British acier now lies. ‘The steamer was gong at thorateof | Challenger left Bermuda on the 12th of ast about 9 knots when she struck. There wis no | for Azore. During the tor ight ending ‘Ma; excitementon board atthe time. Everybody | eth the streets of Boone: “town, Demerara, hal Was pertectly calm, and captain, officers, | heen disturbed by conflicts between the mene: and crew immediately set about lowering the the 2d West India regiment and the lice. Two emigrant ships from Cal boats and getting the passengers on shore, of whom there were 28 cabin and 481 steerage t ‘ one from Madras had salle! tro Meantime guns were fired from the stranded | Sut the Indas, which sailed from C ship, and in answer tothem mon came aloug- | January last, Lad not lene ben side in a small boat, from whom the firstinti- | *"UAFy last, had not been board from. mation obtained as to the location where the vessel had been driven to. Fortunately the sea was calm, and the distance from the main land only @ quarter of amile. All the boats were speedily launched and manned, and in three hours from the time of the disaster every living soul on board was safely landed at Port-le-Bear, where the inhabitants busied themselves in assisting to provide temporary accommodations for nee leer Defender for Capt. Jack Bevronp, Pa., July ¥.—The following ts a copy of a dispatch sent from Col. Juin Ruttes to President Your war polwy doce n of the people of th I propose to go with private coum m Jack and his against the laws of our common country. an old California je passengers and crew. ——_o——__ All the passenger’s baggage and effects, The $20,000 Prize. ships stores, & also saved and Lovievirie, July &.—Ticket number 21,74 landed. The shi 5 on even keel, 20,000 pri as if riding at anchor. There is about fif- ae 2 teen feet of water at high tide on the shoal. ILLEGAL Bequest PoR Masers.—Judge The engine room is full of water, which ebbs and flows through it, and it is supposed that a hole was stove inthe bottom, beneath the e1 gineroom. The second deck is pretty clear of water, but below that the ship is full. The fog did not lift till ipecmaage J morning, when for the Jones, of the circuit court of St. Louis, hes decided that a man cannot bequeath money to have masses enid for the repose of his soul. The circumstances of the case ate these: Leopol:t Schmucker died in St. Louis a short time ago, leaving a will devising, among other legacies, first time it was seen that the ve-sel narrowly | £4,000 to a friend, to be disposed of for purposes pscaped total and immediate destraction, with | understood by that friend. It was ascertaine | the i loss of every one on board. | that the purposes understood by the traste: The distance the port bows of the stip was the saying of masses for the repose of the soul of the . The heirs of the dead man poor ng hg validity of these legacies, whic! were in rumbér, aggregating t ‘The matter came b-fore Jadge peal from the probate court, an. uests were in violation e state, which probib! any gift, sale, or devise of any land to any mtn- between and Little Gull rock was only about 200 yards. Pw dpe gong ‘the dense fog is marveleus, and all_op passengers and crew, are deeply thankful. In the direction the ship was steering along the western coast this province, her escape from destruction on the reets and sunken rocks #0 plentifutty sprinkled along the coast was simply providential. There is no theory offeed to account for the deviation, | ister, public teacher, or preacher of the goxpel. foough it ip a fact that no observations nad | asquch, rang religious sect, ontct, or dome been taken the time of leaving Liverpool | ination.” _ ta the moment of the disaster. od Tl where the steamer is situated is ‘TREEMOLERA IN THE East Axp Weer.— inside of Little Gull rock, or what is probably | Seven deaths from cholera were reported i» known as Gull Rock bar. This is distant Cmeinnat. jay. There were 22 inter. Lock: tue nearest Rort, tw miles, and | ments in Me! yesterday; only three from from Bi About eighty miles, it. 45,39, | cholera. The number of deaths in Nash- N., long. 4, +6, W. The cabin p: ave | ville on Sunday was 12, of which T were from beem comfortably accommodated in uses at | cholera. The total number of deaths yesterday Port te Besr, while tor the steerage was four, mone of which were from cholera. A and’ crew tents and awnings | 5 itch from Chattanooga reports 30 Saale from ships sails have been erected leaths there during the last forty-eight hours, on where the people have been | 150f which werefrom cholera. A fatal case of cholera was reported in Jersey City yesterday. Dr. W. King, of 109 Grand street, died at two o'clock yesterday saacning of. what is described comiortanly attended to since landing. The company here, Messrs. J. J, and En'B. Secton, have chartered the stesme BL. A. Starr to iring the and crew to | as je cholera. rman @migrant died Halifax, ‘Ths Starr sailed for the wreck at tn the same city last week of cholera, but the daylight this raorning, and will probably report ot the fact was suppressed. on to-morre + ternoon. ie will be forws ded to their destination by the Aworuer Prov: jehpaasa—It outous to most expedi' ous routes possible, instructions | otice how the i » whether real or feigned. to that e having been sent from Mr. In-.| Of criminals almost always takes the religious man to the agents here. It is not known | term. In Maine, John T. Gordon, the Thorn- wiethar eb i dike murderer, has commenced bis lunacy by ip Will prove @ total wreck or refusing to counsel, and by remarking motor pate ex thet gin “Dindievane “Tsbatt meet my Heaven} Father in less than wreckers, wits their gear, left here immediate | twe weeks. Bad enough it is, that in prisons and at executions there is so much cant, and such a coarse, familiar ty handling sacred names and subjects. The prisoner chaplain, and he begins his fittle achomes by ingratiating himeelf with that officer, who i= too often amiably willing to be deceived.— WN. ¥. Tribune. ‘Tre Coat TRave is without material change for the past week. The supply continues steady and prices of coal very little from those hereto- noted. Itseemsto be YY well as- lower this . ly for the wreck. Niew York Notes, WALWOaTH STILL IN THE TOMNS. New Yor«x. July §\— Walworth is still in the Tombs, though he and Gillen, the wife mur- derer, ‘will probably be taken to Sing Sing to-day. BRUTAL WIFE MURDER. James Donvelly, a laborer, has been arrested ‘at Tarrytown of ‘the charge of ecan-ing the death of his wife by brutaily beating ber. Two snred fact that coal wil! be no step-children are the principal witnesses for arecurrence of any of the contin- the prosecution. ncies that ever hang over they may be mate- K{LLING THE DEV Frally higher. So far this year the increase iu John Badeficld, while at wy the supply of anthracite coal, with balf the Newark, N.J.. struck John Gust shipping season d, is but 117,147 tons in low laborer, with an axe. inflicting wound. Badeteld says Goi told him to kill the | time, when according to the early spring esti uh son was Satan. mates, the excess ef anthracite prodaction SENSIBILITIES. | should have been a million —Paiia. r, ith. A Wire's Love young married Germa: was before Justice ti rgh on Saturday, on achar, beating his wife, Mary Schren. victed and sentenced fo th he heard his sentence he in W of brutally ¥) wer gon ¢ penitentiary. When wept aloud, and his wife, who was a witness against him, suddenly ‘The re; of two cases of cLolera in this city. ‘ ' over w ‘one or two of the morning pap arms around his neck. make much ado, ve on investigation to be cholera morbus on! oe of the cases was that, fag. ios orcas Raaiomoesabeney af alti iny cream and cucu! on allo} which he poured down a cholera mi: other subset wasa eating freely of say there ts no ng like It. For etme Dire Dndeamenins my Laer Dar or THE Catoatio Babes —Yester- day was the last day of the and the coetston, The trotting race for won. ete py Carlos has ordered the arrest of the Cure of Santa (raz,