Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1873, Page 1

—— ‘THE EVENING STAR. PUPLISHED DAILY, Sandays Execepte AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pemmsylvauia Avycuue, cur, ith St. BY B EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, 8. MH. BACPP MANN, Prov. Petar STAR te served by carriers to VEER, oF FORTY jos at the counter , jished Fritee—91.50 #. BF Lovariably sa wiv ance, ia buch cages, aud BO paper sent louges than paid for BF” Rates of advertising farnished on application. EDUCATIONAL. ~ GETOWN COLLEGE, Do. BORGER Qtsical: DEPARTMENT, Schools will resame on September ‘a. tienlars, address President of the College ST. VINCENT'’S SOHOUL, corner lth and @ DO strects, nndor the cere of 5! DI 1 open MONDAY. September Ist. Parents will "HE WASHINGTON BUSINESS COL- 1 LEGE, Corner Seven hand L Giver ot b Prepa foetading the Civil Service THE DAY SESSIONS afford the best opportunities for young gsntiem and young ladies between the ages of 12 aud 2) years -*EPARTMENT sssigued lo cle # Coleg call at the © H. C. SPENCER, Pi seni . OPENS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, 1573. ©.TY BRANCH. Young Men's Christian Assosia- tien corner of &h aud D strevts. | Of Bve years with universal satisfaction V2, 42—N2. 6,371. W ASHINGTON, D. C. he €nening THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1873. lar, TWO CENTS SPECIAL NOTICES. | Fine Old Rye Whisky, the Yellowstone Ex Notes from a pe- _EVENING STAR. THE WHISKY CONFISCATION—A PRAIRIE FIRE— i Rye Whisk; DEPARTURE OP LIEUT. OOL. GRANT—TaE Fins Ol five Wainy? Washington News and Gossip. REPORTED ARREST OF GEN. CUSTER. Fins Sia Bre wenn’ —_—__——___ A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune with Fine Old Bye Whisky? Tux OssirEe, at New York, will be ready for | ene Yellowstone expedition gives @ record of ine Old Whisky Wa NTED Pure Pw & A A Fae v: peneral and icinal Use, ‘This ts the article we have now sold fo her officers and crew about September 20, PRESIDENT GRANT and party arrived at Lake George at 8 o’clock last evening by way of Lake Champlain, and after holding a short reception left in a special coach for Glen's Falls and Saratoga. events to July th. Under date of July 234 is the following entry : “Gen. Stanley ordered the destrnetion of all the whisky in camp, and the order has been so thoroughly executed that not a drop remains. On the night of the 22d a prairie fire broke oar, and burned up very near our camp. The whole command was turned ont, and the flames finally extinguished after great labor, This evening (July 23) @ yawi boat, containing eight men o. the 6th infantry, started down the river for Fort Buford. Just as the crew w: ANTED = . WAaRRanrep Pras upwarts at mp in large bottles at Oue Dollar per bottle, or ‘can be nad fh any quantity. Notice, that we will return the monsy if this SERIE, fees Bot give satisfaction or prove as repre- ented by ns. Aiso an excellent stock of California Wines—Port, Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel, Hock and Olaret; als) Kelly's Island Catawba and’ imported Lignors of ail ARSTEUR ATTA THe YetLow Fever.—Reer Admiral Taylor Teports that the yellow fever has ent'rely dis- appeared from Montevideo. He also reports the health of off : ers and crew good througuout soi Gratit hater them, kat ind 8, Dragatat, ; off, Co}. Grant Lailed them, ha site Distreots norciwest. b's comman put on board, and in five minutes — . 4 . , | nome. I am told he carries down disp .tches for Batchelor's Hair Dye is the best in the world Tuz TREAstryY DerartMeNT building ani [he stockade has the ovly true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous | all its bureans were closed toaday in respect to t being placed in it y, with seventy-ti ard the stocks To-day, the ing 1 require two or three days to get over all the animals, wagons, stores, atid troops. Then we will take up 0 for Pompey’s Pillar. No Indians have been reported yet, but we shall likely meet them west of the river, if at all.” No mention is made at this date or subse- quently of the reported arrest of Gen. Custer by Gen. Stanley, heretofore mentioned in Tas Star, but a correspondent of the Sioux City Journal writes from Camp Canby, on the Yel- lewstone, July 23, and from his letter we extract the following :—‘‘ The bi t stir created on the trip was the arrest of Gen. Custer by Gen. Stanley. I did not learn the cause of the arrest, but one of Custer’s own officers told me that Custer marched in the rear of his command one whole day before he was released. Custer’s the memory of Wm. M. Meredith, ex-Seeretary of the Treasury, wh Philadelphia to-d, se funeral took pla EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &. kK ‘eurs oF PYTHIA: Personat —Robert Dyer, esq., of the great publishing house of Longmans & Co., London, istu town. He will be entertained this evening at the residence of Mr. Franklin Philp. Vice President Wilson has been electe dent of the New York city Cuban league. LEAVES or AnsExcx for three months, to take BDAY, AUGUST 2304804 effect on their being relieved from the United Boat leaves 6th street wharf at lo’clock p_m.,re- | States military academy, is granted the follow- turning at Sa. tm. Monday. Ticke's,83, ing named officers: 2d Lieut. Thos. N. Bailey, Re hee po - corps ot engineers; John A. Lundeen, 4th artil- chet, § e of momb ors WN : " fthe Lodges. State-rooms can he kecuted at A Vion artillery, and Joseph 16 7th street northwest, and of Roth A Comet Discovergp.—The Smithsonian WEESTEB AND RELIANCE LODGES, NO3. | 7 AND 16 presi- COMBINATION EXO 1ON TO POINTLOOK oT, ON oTeame LADY OF THE LA KE, SAT Sake & ( & Eberly, 1033 7th street porthweet. ’ angl3-5 * ae = Tustitution received this morning a telegram | men denounce his arrest as an act of tyranny, AMUSEMENTS. from Leverret, direstr of the Paris Obserca- | ile Stanley's meny on the ther hand jastty orp No i On Exhibition and Sale i New No tory, = Kovtrragrad atm Ppl by Bo- | matter. It no doubt will be fully explained at Tru Br wakedivens: Tru Sr. | mght ascension, 38 degrees 45 minutes, south | te Proper time. declination, with rapid motion, Carrain Tnomas H. Patrerson, it is said, Will be assigned to the command of the Wash- ington navy yard in October, in the place of Rear Admiral Goldsborough, who will then be detailed to command the ‘Asiatic sqaadrou. Commodore Patterson is at present on court- martial duty at Annapolis, but for several months has been on special duty atthe Navy do- partment. RENOMINATION OF Gov. DavfS By THe Texas Rerusiicans.—The Texas republicans in their state convention yesterday adopted resolutions aifirming their devotion to the na- tional administration; favoring the establish- ment of a free-school system in Texas; recom- mending legistation to secure the equal rights of all citizens, and the enforcement of a uniform rate of taxation on property; favoring speedy development of the varied resources of the state; pledging every reasonable facility and aid towards the establishment of an equalized and judicious railroad system for the state; op- posibg the enactment of any public laws that No. 459 7th street, between D and H streets, eight doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall. Choice Oi! Paintings, Engravings, Obromos, xo. isos largest stcck “Paper Hangings, Widd0W Shades, Pictures, Frames, Pictore Cords and Tas sels, Bivgs, Nails, &., tn the District. Be-Tenns Casit. Ee Picase remember Name aud Nnmbor, jel-iy™ LL KINDS OF OAST-OFF WEARING AP- £4 PABBL can be soid to the very best advantare by addressing or calling on JUSTH, 619 D street, between 6th and 7th n. w Notes by mail promptly attended to. Oash paid. [13 Oe. GOLD, SILVER, BEASS, COPPER, Er: bought af fair prices for a New Yo AN ORDER has been issned by the Secretary of War to the effect that, his attention having : been © " r ny | May Operate unequally upon citizens onaccount Honsehold Purnita: t and wold. Notes py | Deen called to the fact that officers of the army | 8% Ob¢ race, nationality, or belief, favoring mal! prompt! by AUGENSTETN, | frequently request advertisements to be inserted largest amount of personal liberty consist a31-1 the cpebapers which it is evident will notreach | ent with the security of the people; asking the the class of people to whose notice the adver- t national government to disarm the savages who ravage the frontier, and to release such citizens as are nuder political disabilities; denouncing tisement is directed, it is ordered that in all cases where av ofticer recommends the ave SUMMER RESORTS. fran tising of any official matter, he suggest only the | the back pay, Xe. j artsy es LS hames of papers that from their location or cir- | “UpPack PAY ng for Governor and Lieutenant PINEY POINT. MARYLAND. | culation are apt to do the greatest service to the | gate, ballet This detightfa! Sommer Bosort, 6 On the Po- | department. ed in the choice of Mr. Day for Governor, . Yaylor for Lieutenant Gov ernor, and J. W. Thomas tor Controller. ta Fiver, egni-distax? from Baltin: Waskington, ninety miles, has been leased by the endersigned fora term of Dearne co Naval OFFicer Yeara, and wili be open for the reception ePuess | Surgeon Adam Mackie, of the U. S. navy A Mop oF Four Hunprep MEN sgh tay 1 progetetonehity, the house hen tached to the Ticonderoga, died July 1, in the Gar Poses atom or A MURDERER.—A spe thoroughly renovated, makiug the appoinimenerter | harbor of Montevideo. He was found deat in Hole Lae Csree Thee anens) Monitor superior to any former seazon. The table will his ro and is supposed to have died of ap. gage MSE yn} y 2 sopplied with all the delicacies of the weason from the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washiagton markets Amasements—Bowling, Billiards, Boating, Fish- in, hing, Croquet and Quoit Grounds, &°. Crab or Oyster Lanch will be served daily ‘Terms—83 per day. $35 por month; children half price; servants full price 351-2 CHAS. B. PABKER, Proprietor. SUuuee soarp. Twenty-five additional BOARDERS can now be secommedated at the LOUDON INSTI- TOTE, on moderate terms. Good fat fat county, states that the greatest excitement ex.sts there. A mob of 400 men have taken possession of the town and arrested the sheriit Phey declare they will buru the town and hang the sheriff unless he delivers up to them the person of Keller, who murdered his wife and two children and hie wife’s sister-in-law, at Twin Springs, last Sunday 4 and after- wards burned their bodies. The sheriff has been keeping the prisoner hid since his arrest, and still refuses to tell where he is concealed. poplexy. Dr. Mackie wasa native of and a pointed from Massachusetta, and entered tie havy in 180, His remains were interred in the cemetery ot San Francisco Xavier, with the customary honors. James Kiley, armorer of the Richmond, was drowned in the harbor of Rio July 22. SANTANTA aND Bio Trex.—A telegram trom Huntsville, Texas, August 19, says: By authority ot Governor Davis, Santanta and Rig Tree were Bi + ge opens SEPTEMBER 17 OBRE 6. F particulars in re- gard to tertus ard courses struction, addross JAMES C. WELLING, LL. D _s 2 President. Sc. JR “21450 BOSEDING AND Day SCHOOL FOB BOYS, 145 Lanvale Screet, menr Park Avenue, 1St particulars, sent to any ad- am MALE INSTITUTE. NEAR BALTIMURE, MD. etitnte has been in operation for thirty-six y% @ national reputation. With th pats OFE and ly imore at 1 Washing- KH. ARCHER, Ellicott City P. O., Ma jy23-ec3m* 74” ScHOUL_ OF THE OcOLUMBIAN L ERSITY, GTON, D.C. o NIV WASHIN The exercises of this sehool will be resamed on the Sthof October next. Professors TYLEB aud KEN DY, will coutinue reepectively to direct the studies mior and Junior Classes 1 course of Lectares on the Difficulties lroad from Bal For circulars » ™ ' ton city ed by Young Practitioners inthe Le and the Best Means of Sarmonnting ‘Them, wii! be de! F. APPLE- Hivered by GEOBGE BY, Esq., of the Washington bar, A POST-GEADCATE ear's in- struction in Legal Practice h ablished in conpeetion with the school, attendance open whi > Raving attained’ a fh of the law + fac le of Fre da e knowledge may wish to themselves ta the ite practice, t LADIES’ GOODS. 5 | ‘eo TUCK SKIBTS for % cents HELLES’S, 719 Market Space. J MISS McCORMICK, 909 PENNSYLVANIA aVENU fm Hiss Copstantly ob band 8 fine assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS, STRAWS, CHIPs, FLOWERS, KIBBUN 5, &e., it of the newest designs. Ladies CAPS and COLK- FUBES jast received aS-tr *)°HE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LADIES at reduced p at 3 _BELLEB'S, 715 Market Space. S744PING DEPOT a Sg 617 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite Patent Oftice. SUITS, sei c S_E tool tr adie who bare Hair Switches that have faded ae ae ik Curls. Le es a er Sik Pease Sia, = ptr RS RE Marke Bpenee tee Fa cee oAEEIOR STAMCH Exam eslin” Te fmparta & beautiful glow to tho fabric. ale by Grocers. CENHAM 2 CO., Man ; Lombard street, ~ bos Maryland. 1s Tom Gf ¢8D neve them rest: Shede ii rtm janie-ly E TABLISHE JOHN G. BARTHEL, SI5AM UYEK ANU SCOURBR, No. Bd Fouk-anv-a-MaLy Street, (One 400r Scuth of Coluaization Hall.) take this method of 1 forming m: pee, oS pd ae t= seoern ney tev ate enlarge TeGtied my, and BLN STABLISH MENT ‘with’ all the modern imoreve: Mente. thereby ‘aking tt complete tn a its Specie as gery Wetter SARS : mauner ceil work intrusted te my care, and Ire from all who may destre work *, and I wii! guarantee entire fn rogard tot ~ turned to Lieutenant Hoff the | apne shemded. "TA dispatch coven stelle bs = al arships ry feu: turned over eutenan' offman, of e | apprehended. ‘patch elsewhere te! ow aining full particulars, | Poreelt, and fine scenery. For vartica. United States army, to-day, and left 'to-night | well the mob succeeded. | beadaly ato! og Aldte, Loudon Go., Va._ | for Fort Sill. While not so stated, this releave, ~ wie : — poked —s Cod ea ad these fot ane eae a Pepe Mh Aladin § UNIVERSII NS ; rsty chiefs. Oste ey are sent to con- | Little Kock (Ark.) dispatch says: The board of GTON: D.C ey. CORNS, &c fer with a council of their people, to moct D3; WHITE, CHIKOPOUIST, most respect- fully informs bis patrons that’ his establish- ment, No. 534 15th street, opposite U.S. Treasury, baving been thoroughly renovated, is now open for the season. sidering the great amount of daty the feet are wd to perform, and their exposure to the di: fects of’ constan: supervisors met in Perryville hry when a man named Morse, a former clerk of the coun- ty, backed by four or five others, entered the town. They had sworn to kill J. W. L. attorney of the court, on account of pee in the Gazette reflecting upon them. hey attacked Mathews in the court-house, October 1, but no one here believes that they willever revarn to this prison. The people of Texas, especially those on the frontier, learn of their release with great regret. Tae Programme for the open air concert at tressing ef RF t ctimatio a the President's grounds on Saturday afternoon —- up the Figen vec eerenn etn ae Aitting shoes, &c., they need occasional attention in | next K a upon ursuers ut. A bri order that they be kept ins comfortable sed nectal by the Marine band, Prof. Fries leader, is | and fired opened on both sides, ducing waren condition, as there is great danger in tamper- | 84 follows, the first six pieces being new at these Mathews was wounded, though he ma. = ing with corns with knife, razor, or any otherun- | concerts: ‘1. Grand Quick March; Wieprecht. tothe woods that evening.” Hie feed faltable appliances, thousands of persons come from | 2. Chorus and aria trom Belizar‘o; Donizetti, | €scape a evening. rence far and near to visit the practically experienced 3. Gondola song; Kucken. 4. Wedding March: | 0 the number of one hundred and fit; . entered fort, and bealtnr or % Detter insure safety, com- | Mendelssohn. “5. Introduction “and® Walre, | the town, killing @ man named Trice Morse. Dr. White removes corns without in, so the “Dreams of the Past;” Faust. 6. Overture to ILLNESS OF Two MurHopist Bisuors.— Bishop Edmunds G. Janes, D.D., of the Meth- odist Episcopal chureh, remains’in about the shoe can be worn with ease immediately after the operation; he saucessfully treats Bunions, Clab and Ivgrowing Mais, Vascular Excreacences, and other Don Juan; Mozart. 7. West Point Academy Polka; Moscow. 8. Finale, As the afternoons #re getting much shorter the concerts will, com- disorders of the Feet, and, if the advice given be ob- | mencing en Saturday. begin at haif-past 5 | SA Condition as was reported yesterday. Tine te tie patients Te 2 “Aeeted without low of | o'clock sharp. i! ee | arenes testes eas Recas 2° Sananeens Office hours from 8 s.m.te6 p.m. Foe, $1. Ka- . ad tablished in Washington, DG. it. ye, THE RESULTS of the investigation instttuted fe dee ‘comnlicated amon ce as by Secretary Belknap in relation to the news- paper charges that important do cuments of the War department were miss! may be summed up as follows: *‘Aftera ri examination the bladder and kidneys, and his advanced —he isin his 67th year—materially retards his re- covery. He is moving at the house of W. Hy Dikeman, Basking Ri ge, N.J. Bishop Simp- HIGHLY IMPORTANT! Secretary has failed to discover thatany records | £0n, of the same c! hurch, is also seriously ill at of the department are missing with the excep. | Clifton Springs, N. VN. ¥; Trvune, Sok tion of those in the Buel! court martial case. ESS Aa kes aes He, however, invites any one who- can name ‘ticular papers to report the fact tohim. As it is @ matter of impossibility to examine every paper in the department, he hopes the parties whocharge that papers are missing will speci ne —— to him, and further search wi! e made.” Naval ORDERS.—Lieut. Commander D. Mullan has been ordered to the Asiatic station per steamer Ist September next. Lieut. Joseph G. Eaton to the navy-yard at Boston as assist- ant tothe executive. Gunner John ©. Ritter to the naval academy, 10th September next. Detached—Lieuts. Zera L. Tanner, Isaac 8. Yates, Master Edward D. Taussig, Ensign Henry O. Handy and Gunner John G. Foster, from the Narragansett, and ordered to return home and rey arrival. Second Assistant En- ineer H. N. Stevenson from spegial duty at the organ iron works, New York, and ordered to the Frolic. Second Assistant mo gees W.S. Moore from the Frolic and ordered to the navy yard, Washington, D. C. Tue HEALTH OF Vick-PRestDENt Witson. The Rey. Dr. Fieid, of the N. ¥. Eoangelist, received a private letter from Boston, written Tuesday, from which the following is an ex tract: “Vice-President Wilson was at my house yesterday and overnight. He vats and sleeps as wel) as be ever did, wears n» patch on his eye. shows no sign of physical disorder sxsept & slight curve at the right corner o his mouth. He says he feels no weakness in his side or limbs, and his walk is as elastic and easy as be- fore his affection. It was a paralysis of the facial nerve,and not much else, except that his whole system was overworked and run down di needed rest. That, with restricted diet and mild remedies, is fast setting him up.” A BLOODY AND FATAL APPRAY occurred a few days since at Swansboro’. Emanuel con: nty, Georgia, between James C. King and Bruce McLeoud, which resulted in the death of both parties. King advised his sister-in-law not to receive McLeoud’s attentions, and she acted secordingly, writing a note to that effect. This exasperated McLeoud, who, while under the influence of liquor, insulted King, which the latter resented by heres! ton his face, wherc- upon McLeoud fired four times frem a revulver, fatally wounding King, who returned the fire, inflicting wounds from which McLeond died. Both parties were respectably connected. King was a lawyer and M. ad a cler! _———$—— re, Somenopy To BLamE aT Last.—The coro- ner’s jury investigation in the case of the Chi- cago and Alton railroad disaster closed in Chi- cago yesterday. The jury rendered a verdict after several hours’ deliberation. They find the collision was caused by criminal careless- ness of Edward Bean, conductor, and Joshua Puffenberger, engineer of the coal train, in vi- olating the rules of the railroad company gov- erning the movement of trains. The coroner issued warrants for the arrest of both men. — Mcrpenovs Riot 1x MicuIGAN.—A private letter received at Milwaukie from Ishpeming, Mich., dated August 16, says: "We have had a riot here. A man was killed in the street, and the murderers were arrested. While they were being removed from jail to the depot they were taken from the officers and beaten, one of them so badly that he died in a few hours, and the other so that he cannot liv: REVIVING THE “Dead Linz. '—-A woman named Lloyd was shot three times and danger- ously wounded bya drunken rough named J F. Davis, at Sheliburn, Sullivan county, Ind. afew days ago. The brute drew a ‘dead line” across the street, and swore he would shoot anybody who dared to cross it. Mrs. Llovd, go- ing for her husband, who had been drinking with Davis, was the first to cross, whem he exe- cuted bis threats, ————— Rocueront’s FeLLow-Convicts ATTEMPT iN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATENESS OF THS SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE- DUCB STOCK, 1 AM OF FEKING Light Oassimere Suits, at..7, 5,9, 10,12 and 918 White Duck Saits........ 6,8 and $10 eee Fea temaene et 3, 6, 7 and 99 4, 5 and 96 Light Cassimere Pants, singh White Marseilles Vests. 2, 2.50 and $3 4,250.3 and 4 Alpaca Sacks....... Linen Sack Cost: THe. 1,125, 1.75 and gu 7 Youths’ Cheviot Suita... Boys’ Cassimere tnits.. . and go Fine Biack Cloth Frock Oonts..8, 10,12 aud $15 Fine Bine-Cioth Frock and Sack Coats.....8 to @12 Also, a great many other articles too namerons to Menton, at corresponding low prices. : S Lane? AssontTMENT oF Extra Size Stits SF Purchasers will Sua it to their advant give me a call age to SP Persons going to the conntry, or to different Watering Places, can have their wardrobes repien- ished at & amall expense. MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VeSssELS.—The Rich mond, Capt. Thomas Pattison, commanding, sailed from Kio, July 26, for San Francisco. She arrived July 7 from the United States, A. STRAUS, POPUL/ K CLOTHING HOUSE, ‘Three Doors from Biovexth Street. leasant ft 58 days. Divpatcnes have beau resolved from Rear ad: | 7OLYRCH Hix. —A ort from the vest in 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU eae en ete aT at Siete Peete ak, | for Now Caledonia says thee his Rhea Atlantic station, dated at Biode Janeiro, July j 2 nia Obata Consulate to coe 25, where he was then in his Up, the Lean bune, oe ‘him. The Between 10th and 11th Streets, eee. ee mig aed eNOS ms officers of the ship were cated ae ri nly 16, ! A. iy Ei L. amending dated | EncLisn Praise of AMEaicam SCHOOLS.— © THE LADIES. 30, he at of the Sunday 5 Union of T ai Rev. Mr. 1 who had just rota ae ‘of the east Gres eae rp in can edi asto sacred and LEVYING ON CORPORATION PROPERTY IN New Yi —The York city sheriff officers few YORE. , ‘ork iy office, RAD ~ rooms at ments obtained by the: officers for = by AT 4 Caugcn Fair.—At a colored tanta, Ga., Cae Fy ol negroes attacked mulatto with a knife. He then drew one of the eight dead in the ‘The rest ran. o ELD (1 RACES goer Si han nee Game Fa heed 228%. Judge Pallerton, METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, broke ao belliy that Ry tee dn? 313 SEVENTH STREET, ~. ee sugis-tr Neak PENnsYivania AVENWE. oe ‘digeeeits ree | aetna THE ‘rough Omaha en route to eastern : evo women paves een eee noe ubctepzs, herself on the back of the ate ae Pa pavtts | ‘that It knocked her down, An Evening with the President. Inthe fog Friday night, the revenue cutter McCulloch, with the President and his party TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR This .ifternoon’s Dispatches. On board, gave up the attempt to reach Mount —_.—____ Desert, and put in at North Haven, on the Fox Associated Press Reports. Islands at mouth of Penobscot bay. The aa Sen ag eed ladies of the party remained on board the cat- ter, but the gentlemen found accommodations on shore, at the house of Mr. Nathan Mallen, who is described in the Maine Register as a merchant. It was the first time since the cap- ture of Vicksburg, ten years ago, that the Pres- ident had passed @ night out of reach of the te! egtaph, and as the fog closed in and darknes came on, he began to realize the completeness of his ltberation for the time from the pressure of public duties. A correspondent of the Port- land Press tells what followed When the night was somewbat advanced an} many of the party had dispersed to various neighboring dwellings, which had been assigned FIED. NEw York, A’ 21— the mem- ber of the Brien Parliament, whe hae pene ns this and other cities in search of evidence for the Tichborne claimant, has sailed for Eng- land. He said his visit was satistactory in all respects, and its object had been fully realized THE STORM of the past week continues. Rain fell in tor rente all night, and many cellars were flooded and other damage done. Thestreets have been thoroughly cleaned. The wind ts northeast BIDS POR GOVERNMENT GOLD. NEw York, Angust 21—There were twenty- description of Governor Dix exactly, except that he has s small goatee. The three red shirt studs are worn by him, and the injured nail t« deseribed. He offered to. 2 with detectives without warrant, but our jet of Police though for their use, the Président seated himself by | Bine bids for gover mt goll. aggregating voke his promises re crossing the lines the tire in the sitting room of Mr. Muilen’s cor- | $9,624,700, at from 114.08 to 113.40. “There was | and he will ve extradited regularly He secmed e, lighted hia cigar and begar ~ Those | One bid of 315.26, liner, made for one million | muci depressed, and wilted duwn when or only who know how delightful General Grant is | 4nd @ hal Se oh ie rested. hi gagienes, cha conselve or an ee nt gold will be awarded at trom | _PRisonras’ Stake ron Livery — Three gave the company in the hoar or two that fol- » - my Sing Cone Atiomet to & e But Fae. towed. We trust we shall not violate the con SELLING THE CITY PROPERTY. Setarday night as Officer The sheriif's officers have posted notices of the sale of the furniture im the controller's offices and other city property seized yesterday, one of the upper galleries he heard a noise, and p-er- floor beneath, observed fidencez of the oceasion by a briet reférence to the themes of this instructive fire-side talk. He sketched the great events of the war, discussed the conduct o! of Sing Sing prison ing to the ground battles, expressed his opinions of | to take place Tuesday unless the money is paid. | George McGuire, alias Blink kat work at nearly all the prominent officers in both armies, ——o—__—_— the varred window at the no nd of the and spoke with such clearness, readiness aud | Lt. Wheeler's Exploring Expedition, pas neal with a jackscrew. Ar Tarsed bis fluency of the whole conrse of the four years | ONE OF THE PARTIES DELAYED BY Two peop eyo bg EE — warfare against the rebellion, that it SCAMPS: Sell rene te eaten ing. The yas easy to see how wonderfully weli informed | Sart Laxn, August 2i.—One of Licnt. tae ant Blink Riley's breas' Che report he is in reference to military affairs, and Wheeler's exploring parties, in charge of Lieut ed ce ught two offic: ) the spot. that his memory is extraordinarily tenacious. | Hoxie, U. S. engineers, has been greatly de- pial they seized the convict, iron: and started And what would have impressed his auditor | layed ‘in this season's operations bythe deser- vu toward the dark cells, when) y saddenly most of all, was the generosity with which he | tion of two packers, who took thirty-two mules | [uml two more convicts loore i: se corridor, spoke of his fellow soldiers, and the scrupulous | and horses, stripping the party of transporta- Ruby eo Were, waiting the res , OF Blink reticence with which he avoided anyallusion to | tion. Hoxie immediately started in reait, op — These were \lonzo Pro- hiseoait. If tnere. was any exception to this aided by the mene of Beaver county, nd atter | = e =. ar ne a= = wes rule, it was when in answer to a remark of one | travel! ‘ing several nights succeeded in capturing 5 e of the party in deprecation ef the habit of pro- | both men and animals. This delay prevents the | !@tter five years for burglary. Bilnk Riley rosy By As mene in the armv, he observed, that he had never from his boyhood uttered an oath. He was careful to add that he did not mention this circumstance with the purpose ot arrogating any Legere merit to himsclf or of Ts, mind from making the rendezvous at Fort ingate, N. M., as it was contemplated, bat will not impair the results of the season's work. THE OTHER PARTIES AND THEIR WORK Lieut. Waceler, with the main force of the was sentenced for fonr years for larceny. Officer Auser found a jackscrew of wood, very powerful. It was made by the convicts in the cabinet shop in s secret manner at odd times He also found a Jimmy, a false key, and a small . bar for prying. Blink Riley took sdvantage of casting censure on othe expedition, is between Fort Wingate and Camp Tam persuaded that no man hrvin, could have | Apache, Arizona. Lieut. Marshal, in charge of = — = the Paming eet, pry of the listened to that conversation without being con- | the party whic! from Denver, is near | D€&vy sheet iron from the door of his cell, and vineed that Gen. Grant is not only a preem! nently great soldier, but that he has marvel- lous executive capacity, and that he is the very running-bis arm out unlocked his own doot and also the door ot ceil 218, 80 that Provost and ‘ail got out. They also had a conf started Fort Wingate. The general results of the expe- dition are satisfactory. The national astronom- ical observations at Ogden, under Lieut ~ “ waiting outside the prison walls. When al soul of manliness and magnanimity. Wheeler, are approaching completion. arri vol he gave a signal by tint ting the ery Re Scanpat Anoct THE Furcre Ducness or reign Notes, of a cat, which attracted the attention of the EpinpunG.—The official announcement of the TRE NEWEST OCEAN CABLE nearest ontside guardeman, who observed the betrothal of the grand duchess Maria 4 Lievon, August 21.—The work of Laying the | inch Hn atick eared at the object three drovna, only danghter of the Czar of cable from this point to Rio Janeiro bas com in quick succession. He missed, as he to the Duke of Edinburg, second son of Qu Victoria, has brought oat another episode tn life of the grand duchess, which is now the hief subject cf gossip in St. Petersburg. It hear the taan ray Hall, and Blink Ki: cortined tn menced. The steamer having the wire on board ag away. Provost set out this moi ‘avily ironed and Su AFFAIRS. 21 —Gen. Espartero has ad BPA’ Mapnip, Angust appears that about two years ago the Czar con- | vised the Madrid goverument to appoint Gen BR yall ry a ceived the idea of marrying his daughter to | Manue! Conchera to the chief command of the hat Mrs. Cornish ef en the Duke of Edinburg, and,as a preliminary | republican forces in the northern provino: Gordon's |e sent for a young English professor in the | bordering on the Bay of Biscay, and Gen. > ~ P. thi University of St. Petersburg, named Swayne to teach her English. The duchess imme- diately fell in love with her teacher, and in tormed him of it. For several months he taught her English and she taught him lov but one day the Czar told her he shoul shortly take her to a German watering-pla to make the acquaintance of her intended, She informed him that would be unnecessary, a few days ago, ly 3 with jewelry, which ber bus S4& part Of bis tee. Marionez to the command of Navarre. ‘The cortes, by a vote of 66 yeas to (3 nays consented to trial by a civil tribunal of Benitos, one of ite members, who participated in the cantonal insurrection. TWENTY-FIVE BATTALIONS OF CARLISTS. Loxpon, Angust 21.—A special dispatch to the Standard says the Carlist forces under Elio Darregaray, Lezzaraga, Ollo and Don Carlos, s2ems Mrs. ¢ of the rasec of obtaini: while pl g under false pretenses i g Lord Glencairn. t just here mention a as she had alread: given her heart and hand to | amount to twenty-five battalions, erm - Bois —— — a 3 ir. Swayne. Thereupon she was sent to her t seems, ng it at apartments, and Prot Swayne was summoned | Fumeral of Ex-Secretary Meredith. | (10 Hotel, and : we man wee and informed by the Czar that he had better | _PHILADELYHIA, August The funerel of | Mr, Looms, wife of Col. Loom leave Russia immediately, which he did. The | Wm. M. Meredith took p at noon to-day | Lond. Commissioner on the N young duchess was inconsolable for a long | ffom his late resigence. The remains were as ug with Col. time, and swore to her parents that she wou'l | conveyed to Christ church, the following dis. aguificent #0 ring, whic vever marry the Duke of Edinburg. When she her finger and was taken to Germany she refused to meet her intended, and during her recent sojourn w her mother in iiaty she heaped continua! shghts upon his head. Her repugnance, how- as finally overcome, and now, inatead of becoming plain Mrs. Swayne, she will soon be Duchess of Edinburg. How much comfort the Duke may derive from the alliance is another consideration. The episode shows that even a Czar’s daughter is apt to be human. Eigut Days or “Ligur Locat Ratys.”— The amount of rainfall in the seven days begin- ning Tuesday, August 12th, and ending Mon- Lm Fars arg 18th, was more than nine inches ?nd'a third, and wag greater by a full inch of depth than that of the whole month of August, isi2, which was less than eight inches and third. Of that vast mass of water nearly seven inches and one-third fell within the thirty-six tinguished gentiemen acting as pall-bearers :— Judges Read, Strond, Cadwalader, Ludiow, J J. Barclay, Hon. Wm. Darlington, Peter McCall, and H. J. Williams. The carriages were few in number, only conveying the pali- bearers, members of the family, and household servants. The church was filled with friends and acqaaintances. The setvicea were con- ducted by Rev. Drs. Foggs aud Hodge. The interment took place in the family vault, in the old burial ground of Christ church, at 5th and Arch streets. eet Democratic Split in California. THB PARTY SQUARELY DIVIDED ON THE RAIL- ROAD QUESTION. San Francisco, August 21.—The democratic party of this state is squarely divided. Eac’ wing has put a legislative ticket in the ficld Ex Stayor 8 TeCoppin has developed into an out and ouf railroad man, and is the railroad can. Occasion to remove from On the Wash-stand. Shortly after, lis ‘lordship,’ having entered the room to his resp to her and her husband, the digmond was missing, and it was given up for lost. In the valise captured at the hoase of Mr McKay, when the so-called kidnappers got hold of Gordon, was found this identical ring, avery g00d proof indeed that ‘me lord’ was the thief. Too Mvuch Marrirp.—Conrad Heiser, alias Hofman, is a gay young German youth of about twenty-four, whose tting Hin would seem to be too much love for the fair sex. Last Christmas eve he wedded in Elizabeth, N.J., an interesting looking country woman of his and went with her to je in Newark, where he opened a barber's —_ did a thriving busi- ness. After a while Conrad left home for Wil- liamsburg, telling his wife and his friends there wanted him tw go into the liguor brsiness, and that he would soon return. , the didn’t, and Acurs which followed the beginning of the cain | didate tor ctate senator, er with Joseph nd by came e startling ra on last Tuesday week. ‘This is not unprece- | Clark, Ths democratic menielpal convene, Bet ne Pagime te, hie wife the ee ee dented, nothing isin our day—but it will be re- | which is cleimed to be auti-railroad, has nomi: | jas\he, ued, married another w pwn tha cognized as a very heavy wet. If the quantity | nated Phili Roache and A.J. Borrie for state ly to be b and: er. A Newark detective aeeaiee wale fe a in the seven days reterred to erie “sa Let ypred ty gy took the maiter in hand and found the rumor were all collected on our streets at ume im ¢ is nin, . - pegs he Meee oon one prot samels tren at the Indepemtent ‘auth oad true. Conrad is now in l in Willamsbarg. Py eighth of the surface of the built-up city it would cover the streets to the depth of Seventy-four inches, or rather morr than siz feet Thus far in the nineteen Gays of the month of August more rain has fallen than in any whol- month since 1864, with the exception of the months of June and August, 1367, and July, 1872. The amount for the uineteen days of tlie present month is ten inches and nearly one-tifth ofaninch. In June, 1867, and July, 1572, there were ahout eleven inches of rainfall for the movement thronghout the state. ——_—— Damage to the Chesapeake and Dela- ware Canal, Witu1xot on, August 21.—The feeder of the Delaware aod Chesapeake canal was carried away at two »’clock this morning, causing the loss of a port on of the Delaware railroad com- pany’s bridg:. A large force is working on the repairs, but tere is much yet tobe done be- fore traffic cen be resumed. There will be no irl, hushed up the matter. Wife No. 2says mot will not silence her or save Conrad from jas- tice.—N. ¥. Herald, 9th. Hort Wan tn Tae Perper CovnTry.—it bas been ascertained from a naval officer just re- turned from the east that all the tribes of the northern portion of Sumatra, heretofore trib- utary to the Dutch, have joined the Sultan of Atchene. From one tribe alone fourteen thou- whole of each of those months. In Augnst, | peach shipm: nts by rail to-day. sanc men have left their per plantations 1:67, which was one of the great rainy Augusts, | ELKTON, Mp., August Zi Advieos from | and gone to the assistance of th. Saltan. The the rainfall amounted to nearly sixteen inches. | Chesapeake =e y the canal is broken and the | pepper trade is temporarily to by the Whether the present August will match that is | Water bas 1ndermined several houses, The war. Great fears are entertai by the Duteh rather doubthul; but thers are eleven days of | families had ‘0 be carriod out. A break is aso | as to the success of their contemplated second the month yet in the future, and at tue time | reported at Delaware city. attack. The Dutch had at P . their base when this “is written we are still within the of operations, and on the way, eighteen thou- range’ of “light easterly to southeasterly The Henest 01a of - sand men, reinforcements from Holland. It winds,” and ‘cloudy and clearing weather,” PATRODS OF HUSBANDRY AT THE HUB. wus designed to attack tke Atchenese about the with “ areas of light local rains." Philadelphia Brgy om tee a aa — midd'e of Septem pine Sultan, in response Ledger, 20th. yesterday org anized a Boston gran, oer fo an overture by the Dutch to make a treaty, A SCENE occurred in a G alveston police court the other day which shoul impress the youth of the country with the importance of learnin, trades. A young German, well educated ‘and derof Patro sof Husbandry. John B. Bart- lett was elec*ed master and Herbert Radclitf ‘fhe full number of charter mem- _————— TRE NaRRow Gavuce Rattway.—We learn bers was obtained. It is proposed to torm from the Rockbridge Register that the commis- ed ii ry as aicaigned fora pett granges in allthe grain ports on the Atlantic | sioners appointed by the court to assess the land thert, He said that he was of honorable birth, Soaste The Boston’ Journal of Commerce was | Gamages on the line of the narrow anes rail- had come to the United States with several | made the official organ of the New England | road ‘ween Harrisonburg and Bridgewater thousand dollars, and had not been successful in establishing himself i). business. He ob- tained work in the kitche: of a Galveston ho- anges. have reported, and aggregate abont —e —__e—___ . After reaching Bridgewater, the road Wall Street To-day. will most probably take the line of the North a1 “ New York, August 21 —Money 4 per cent River to North River Gap, a distance of twelve ee eran tho pauttentinetic | on call. Fortign Exchange ig lowes” aul miles, the friends of that route haying gener. order that he might learn a trade, and added | i noted at 115% to %. Kates paid for carrying | onsly presented the company with the right of that if not sentenced for a loug term, he would | 8F@2to4. Governments dull. Statesscourities | way through their beaxtifel and prodeeicn commit some other and more serious crime. Seeing that the youth was ia earnest, the court sentenced him to two yeaisin the Huntsville dull and steady. The stock market has been strong and higher, the advance in prices rang- ing trom 4 te %' per cent., with the largest farms. the work the nee sl to grow lively. Contractor Duncan is running a number of carts, and will soon in- nitentiary. It this younz German had been | transactions 'n Vanderbilt shares and Pacific | crease his force near Bridgewater” Wore winl taught a useful trade at hve, as most of his | mail. likewise soon commence between Harrisonburg countrymen are, he would ave been saved the my ntarious Naseer of e w. Periny dey lo zr. Lowenbach’s contract. shame of learning one in the penitentiary. Naw Onteene, Ata th poke s it . a on <i CLEAR Guit.—Commenting on the ‘heroes’ brought out by the recent railroad disaster op the Chicago and Alton railroad, the Chicago Tribune says the record of the deeds of heroism on that night would be incomplete without « reference to the clear grit of Mr. Letie, of Springfield, who, while in the agony of death, sent for the sleeping-car conductor, told him bis name, made bis will and sigued it, and r, & carpenter, residing at the corner of Claiborne and Sixth streets, upon returning home last evening from his work found his wife, Cathe- rine Yeagor, aged 22, lying dead in the yard. with light buckshot wounds in the b: aud left arm. There i# no clue to the assassin. eee Rain All Along Shore. PRILADELPila, August 21.—The san is shin- ing here, though itis still cloudy. The wind is coutheast. Ka/n fell all night without causing much damage AN AMERICAN Hove Por Tue Roman Pox- Tirr.—Special Herald correspondence from Rio Janeiro, which appears in our coiumns to- day, alleges that an opinion, almost a belict, exists in that city to the effvct that His Holiness Pope Pius 1X. secretly favors a Vatican policy indicative of a removal of the chief seat of errment of the Roman Catholic church, suse- Rome to the territory of the Brazilian empire, thus fixing the center reat religious propagandism in America. ‘The writer sets forth some curious reasons of . SPrincrrz_, Mass., Angust 21—The races | help would be of avail. That man was mado rt. n, he wilt moat Lemar iy be, migte do have been postponed on account of the rain. hve nome mea. He was horri bly poalded ed. a rorse, vd . woul betier particularly wen he'comée'o conaticr | The Colorade Dovert to be Madea Lake | Uni he had performad him duty ike tase the chaotic condition, both in politics and of — p Goi A FATAL DUEL between two Chinamen of creeds, which Prevails in the Old World.—w. ¥. | surveying party to, sass the Sieve = AL, Dams betwee Zhi 7 Cazopah Indians. project ing the history An romance & Two.—General | Colorado desert from the waters of the river is Italian duchy. Butler rites to some partie Hartford who | reported upon as favorable. chinted between two families of hea ponecoooon ‘2. rebellion, . oon ‘to fur- "ef the oH made oo drifted to about, i i sae >F