Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1876, Page 1

- THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays exeepted, AT THE 8TAR BUILDINGS, Peausylvania Avenue, corner 1ith street, aT renin, BS Company, bo = a. (Oreemake 2 Free. ; THR EVENING STAR ts served Dy carriers to midscribers at Ten Cents week, or Forty- four Cents per month. at ihe counter Two Cents cach. Ay ‘prepasd— Sixty Cents a month; one year, THE WEEKLY StaR— om Priday— $2 a year, postage @7 All nudscriptions wwartably in advance, SPECIAL NOTICES. TS" CESTESL BUILDING As80\IaTION. AOE pn9 ——— monthly meeting on “it : WM. W. MOORE So's. CS heareat YOUR SinvER W. 3 *be eo (Of seaso: ABE FO) nin the vaaiteof the NA- vom At will be held IS EVENING, on the @ ‘our tate ‘who died on the Ith inst. FOGERTY, Presidoct. 0.9 F —The members of MAGENENU = req M of Washington. D. ik of the a magn ng Tt Tt at the B at Te o'elck, to tak brother, Jaxx t ENC IBNT, No 4. are requested Bert at their hall. sh street southeast, on THU R3- DAY AFTERNOON. at 4 o'clock, to attend tio funcrei of our late brother Grorce A. Jones, P.O. P. Exch member is expected to bers of Sieter Encampmenta are to Selene oon a Lk, Scribe 1% x al of owr Iste Brother Guorcs a. J Will take place from hi< resifencs, No jeast,on THUBSDAY AFT! at So'clock. The Lod; ¥ notified to be prompt will meet THIS ( Wedoes- jock. to make the necessary faveral. MABCELLUS COLB,N.@. Secretary. 1t THE JACKSON DEMOORATIO AS3O- OlsTiION will meet at Beck's Hall, on VESING, 12th inst., at 8 o'clock. JOUN £. NORBI3, President. UNION CAMP MEBTING—A mecting in relation to the cam, jug to commence at Jackson Woods, A.A. Oo., Md , (oa the Balti- more and Potomac railroad,) will’ be held at the Corgrecational Chorch on ‘WEDNESDAY EVE NING at 7% o'clock, when. all details in relation to the camp wiil_be The camp will con- mence on the 27th inst , aud contiaue one more week or jyl-t THE ARLINGTON OO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION Jholds its 10th for the payment of dues regal: onthly meet 7 ‘ard making advances, WEDNESDAY, daly 12th, 7 o'clock pm ,at of Trade Booms, 519 larket Space, ‘Advances made to stockholders are ments. ee mon'THOM AS HYDE, President. INO. JOY EDSON, Sec'y, 711 G at.'n.w. jyl0 St jw tuo. SABBATH EVENING SERVICES. OPEN A RTING Corner In Association Booms, at § o'cleck. Masic Led by Cornet and Orgaa. Short ad ayT- Bverybody Welcome. Orrics RTH EBN LIBERTY CHAR- 1OT COMPANY. K street. eninge North- qn Liberty Market —The snnual meetin; STOOK BOLDERS of the N. L. OHABLUT CO. ‘WHI be held on the BD Dav oF Acoust, 1376, for the tne ‘ensuing Durposs of electing Nine Directors for . Polls nf fo3 p.m. eee oP TOBATIO MORAN, President. _JA8. MADDBEN, Secretary protem.jyl Im NERVOUS EXHAUSTION—A Modical Essay, comprising 8 Of lectures gelit- st Kana's Museum of An 0B the cause and cure of P: Sal dcbiitiy, being the result of30 years" expertenes, 7, being Years’ experience, Price, 38 coats. Address the suthor,Dr. L. 3. Kaka, Slice and residence: ST Mast Ich ate WY. eel aes THE BEST. MILBUEBN’S SODA WATEE. BATUBAL SPRING WATEBS on Draught. ICE-COLD TEA, OOF FEE and CHOCOLATE. 1499 PuyxsYLvaNla AVENUE, spite ear Willard’s, | Jn. 2 00, piste 1499 F atroet STRATFORD FENDALL, 4 rest, ze SU PTOANRY-av-2aW. B.W. WHITAKER, Pine See ea et oO. strect, near ary 7 District Claims, Pension aad Bou: 0 a at [arts voanson a 00., BANEEES,~ Gerner af With Strect and Pennsylvania Avenws, Dealers 2 Government and District Forsign Exchange and Gold. SAMUBL G. YOUNG, BOTABY PUBLIO, Orrice—Sran BvILvine, ‘THE BEST $1 GLASSES 18 AMBBIOS. H. H. HEMPLER, Optician, 3053 Istptr_453 Pevnsyivante av., corner 43 st. seplé-ly PTICIAN.— To the Pubivc.—My newly-invent- ed EYE GLASS. 4 afactare with whioh I now man- orkmen, PEAS aren OO dect-ly letp YO CHOICE BUT TO DRIVE SALES! MUST SELL! MUST SELL! NO REGARD FOR COST! THIBTEEN DOLLARS WORTH OF CLOTHING FoR ONLY ZIGHT DOLLARS....BIGHT DOLLARS CLOTHING AT YOUB OWS PRICE: TEN DOLLABS WILL BUY SIXTEEN DOLLARS WORTH OF CLOTHING. COMPELLED TO SELL! $12____$12___512____12 tor $1s_—_—__¢13_—_—_¢18 ___-g18 WORTH OF CLOTHING. PRICES ARB DOWN |— DOWN '—__DOWS !|—- Down! §20— 822__ 925__§30___§35 WOSTH OF CLOTHING For Little More THAR HALF PRIOR. DO NOT MISS THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. HABLE BROTHERS, Merchant Tailors and Fine sew Corner Seventh and D streets, re Vs", 48—NE. 7.267. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1876. TWO CENTS. EVENING STAR. Washington News-and Gossip. GovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.—Inter- nal revenue, $201,194 96; customs, $893,757.92. NATIONAL BANX NoTES received to-day for redemption, $914,282. SECRETARY CAMERON and Gen. Sherman called upon the President this afternoon. Rumors were in circulation to-day of ad- ditional changes in the Treasury, but they have not been confirmed. TREASURER WYMAN received a letter to- day from Newark, Ohio, inclosing a draft for $100 conscience money. A MARBLE BUST of the late Ohtef Justice Chase was placed in one of the panels of the Supreme Court room yesterday. THE CREDENTIALS of James G. Biaineas Senator from Maine, were presented in the Senate to-day by Mr. Hamiin. THE PRESIDENT bas received a letter from the King of Italy congratulating bim and the country upon the occurrence of the nation’s Centennial celebration. MR. BLAINE publishes to-day a letter to his constituents announcing his acceptance of the U. S. Senatorship for Maine, and thanking them tor the confidence shown and the honor done him. EX-COMMISSIONER PRATT, late of the In. ternal Revenue bureau, was on the floor of the Senate to-day, and had a long conference With his Senatorial friends in regard to his resignation. SPEAKER KERR WorsE.—A letter received here yesterday states that Speaker Kerr is much worse again, and though some of his friends have of his recovery, he has Yery little himself. He will not return to Washington before the adjournment. A COMPLIMENT TO THE NEw Post as- TER GENEBAL—At 11 o’clock this morn- ing the Senate went into executive session, and five minutes after confirmed the nomt- nation of Hon. James N. Tyner as Postmas- ter General. THE FOLLOWING were among the visitors at the Executive Mansion to-day: Senators Logan, Bruce, Patterson, Howe and Cragin, ana Representatives Wallace, Hoskins, rei ‘ar, 3 t} ad tant Postmaster General. ‘ THE Case OF PLaTr vs. GoopE—The itatement that the Committee on Electiens had decided in the case of Platt ys. Goode, Norfolk district of Virginia, to send thecase back to the people for new electionf is de- nied by the members of the committee, who say that so far no definite action has been taken. ARMY ORDERS.— ist Lieut. James M. Beil, 7th cavalry, now on leave of absence is ordered to join his regiment without delay; Ist Lieut. Henry Jackson, 7th cavalry, is relieved from signal duty and ordered tojoin bis regiment without delay; 24 Lieut. Onas. W. Larned, 7th cavairy, | ved fromdaty at the military academy, West Point, and ordered to join his regiment without delay, THECaICAGO WHISKY SU:TS AND JUDGE Tart.—iIn relation to the dismissal of the Chicago whisky suits against Jos. D. Ward and others, Judge Taft says that he had were din'eted at the Instance of Ationey General Pierrepotit, and the order signe! by Assistent Attorney Géueral Paillips, befora be entered upon the discharge of his duties as Attorney eral. RESIGNATION OF COMMISSIONER PRATT. Hon. D. D. Pratt, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, has tendered his resignation as Commissioner of Internal Revenue, to take ehect the Ist mo. For some time past, it Is stated, jt has dictated cer- tain appointments aod d. in this bureau without the concurrencs of the Com- siorer, but by whom all such acts were re- spected, as coming from the President. It was supposed that when ‘yy Morrill took charge of the department the business Would again move harmoniously. The President, however, having intimated his desire for @ change of Commissioner, Mr. a banded in his resignation as above TROOPS FOR THE SIOUX WAR—No News from Gen. Crook Yet.—The following telegram was received here late yesterday evening: CHIcaGo, July 11. There ie thing LZ from nothing ne a Detachments of the lve, executive and Sta obec cn from an agreement on some of the propositions as ver. They remained in session until mid- night last night and wil! hold another meet- ing to-night. The conference committee on the diplomatic and consular bill did not have Say setae to-day, but will,in all Probability, hold one this evening. They are likely to come to an conference committee on the silver bill are adjusting differences. THE New PosTMasreR GENERAL.— Late yesterday afternoon the President sent to the Senate the nomination of Hon. J. N. Was @ representative in Congress for several terms, and frequent acted as officer of tbe tem| rq of the fie porary H also a nent member ay En understanding of the” workings of the Post nted Assistant Postmaster Gene- ral, and while earthed the holding thet Position un. Mr. ner is not quite 51 of and 124 pieamnat, ot approachanle Gentes, Morton. = t Ray, jr., lo be postmaster at The followin; ‘were sent to dchn Kelly. Oregon, 9 be eollector of cus- toms at vies or Sats He resi; + —— canons, 2 San fo, eppeaisor % increhond tee; Cineleatl, Ones Ww. Bennett, Idi to tay cf Iesho; Wm. he tureeyor cenersl. of Governor Tilden is Willin’. FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. Wrprespay, July 12. THE DEFALCATION OF DISTRICT TREASURER WILSON. — Telegrams to The Star. The Amount About Six Dollare—Hts sureties am; je for the night. SENATE.—The Senate met at 11 a. m. Amount—His Successor Appoiated. Fealdenoe 1n'New York. Toe gy yee erggrnaeens digger onan, to THE Tu RKISH WAR. — committee a ng. motion . Hamil! Senate The rumor gained currency yesterday to | MeCiernand ad the “go epvemor, » and | went into executive seesion, and remained some extent that Mr. James 8. Wilson | outlined the work of the St. - | therein about five minutes, when the dvors Russia to Take no P ‘Treasurer of the District of Columbia, had | tion. It was a it In character, patriotic | were , and @ large number of acoamu- art. been absent from his post several days same ae oe OS ne wes civil lated bills were ‘laid before the Sen- withont leave, and was a defaulter to a large ments from the military, when hard mone; A contro’ arose between Mr. Wes: 0 ‘ amount. The facts, so far as ascertained at a virtually banished f: “4 Mr. Edmunds and urman o' 6 DEPARTURE OF DOM PEDRv. this date. sre these: Mr. Wilson was ap. | circulation by vicious legislation, when | reference of the House Dill known as coveramaat ie Decherd et | Founanigoe ot We overamene "Roe: | Ueepetautgnreeramg ogre rating | gg) peg a aE vention determined to save the country.and | that the bill sheula 9 to the railroad, ai a (a sad law, with the following suret! D, | chose for its standard bearers tried, trae and | ihe other gentlemen advocating its reference 2 JF J.C. G. Kennedy, Thos. L. Huns, —— ear i. nk peingeevn, << to > sno Judiotary Committee. pened Sack er was duly snp — aveaa te oh po eg official information of his nomination to | most of the members of the two committees, TERRIFIC STORM IN NEW YORK. good. Mr. Wilson was continued as treas- | Gov. Tilden. It state1 that be was nomi. the morning hour expired, and the question ——_e———_ went over. Mr. Hamlin, by unanimons consent, - THE WAR IN TURKRY. sented the credentials of James G. urer by the District Commissioners, and has performed his duties to their entire satisf.c- Hon until the it trouble. For so ae rated because his name was prominently identified with reform, reduetion of taxation avd the maintenance ef the rights of the la ine, mt Unadi: weeks vious to the 24th of June he had | boring masses, and his record is oneof uo appointed by the Governor of Maineas Sen- ooo om at Pabite boot, a complained of being unwell, and was not at | tarnished purity in the eyes of his country | ator from that state, to Gill the vacanc: ConsTaNnTINOPLE, July 12.—The Turkish his office as regul: ‘as usnal. Hon. W. B. Hanna, of Indiana, alsodeliv- | cansed by the resignation of Lot. M. Morrill. | war minister has resolved to assimilate the On examination of bis accounts nothing is | ered @ lengthy address to the governor on Mr. Sargent was excused on account of Basha Bajouks with the regular troops. Tae found irregular prior to the 26th of June. It | bebalfof the democratic party of Indiana, | sickness mm service on the conference engagements between the Tarks and Ser- seems Seti on that day he received money = pledging him their uuited and entire Silt and Me Wist rane a ey viens yesterday were unimportant. It is for which he has not accounted. The whole port. , and Mr, om ppola is i noun ry Amount of the deficiency as ascertaine! is vernor Tilden replied, sccepting the | stead EE bomination, and said mut them a formal letter of acceptance. He said he believed his nomination was not a mere personal preference between citizens and statesmen, but rather a declaration in favor of administrative reform, with which about $6,000. The proper accounting officer of the District is now making a thorough examination of his accounts, aad it is ex. pected that he will be able to report the ex- act amount in a day or two. No possible loss can result to the District, the bond, as is again compelled to postpove the payment e would goon trans- of the interest on the public debt. Measures concerted with the Imperial Ottoman Bank for the collection of revenue for the service of the national debt will be carried out as s0on as circumstances permit. Mr. Thurman, from the Judiciary Com- mittee, to whom was referred the resolution of January 6, aud several Pacific Railroad bills, submitted @ bill and report, which was ordered printed. ‘The Senate then proceedei with woad: events bad associated him in the public THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. Mavements of the Forees. Senet ae Onan ate Se eee Wane | Sees pee semoetased ime i te Bovera- | | John J Fisher was called and examtnea by | RAGUSA, July 12—General Paulovies, mation of anything wrong on the part of | ments, and chiefly in the federal government, | Mr. McMahor, Selah heroargents, bas arrived in the Me. Wilson unul last Wednesday ahi inn | haye ied toa series of surprises in popular | | Witvess testified that he wasa member ot | Bélghborhood of Kiek.’ He met with no re- os % isiance. By this movement the route b. tat Ine | S8semblages, and perhaps in the conveution | the firm ofJ.J.Kvans & Co. Had been such | ®! 7 Si eh conn eat Ceeen Eee tee ee | Teen Wiel ae etna | ean 1s68. "Were traders at Fort Sill before | tbe Way of Klek to the interior 1s closed. In- een Cocumeaaene yesterday removed | Augury of what we may witness in the cles. | the passage of the post trader law. Had at | ‘elligence received here from Sciavouic him from office and appointed Robert P. | tion about to take place. The labor of re- | different times from: £20,000 to $90,000 invest- pg ine Dodge, esq., of Georgetown, his succesior. forming « System of government is great, | ed in the business. The $12,000 was paid to Titery, content ae aes on Tarkish Mr. Dodge's 2 tment was made npon | andife he should enter upon the great | Marsh in quarterly instalments in advance, | territory, 4 4 at were the recommendation of several of the lead- | duties not ason @ holiday recreation, bit | from date of coutract to the spring of le. aglotged by twe Turks from Scatari. Both Jog cltizens of the District, and will give | Much in that spirit of consecration in which | Was present in New York wher the necace f Montenegrioe, ono Plane eed, general satisfaction. ” @ soldier enters battle. We now see the dawn | was reduced to $6,000, payable semi-annuai- | of Monteneg: ne ete nee Nicholas, is It ig not believed by Mr. Wilson’s friends | Of @ better day for our country. The repub- | ly in advance. It was changed subsequent | Marching in the direction. of Gatschko. that he has absconded, and many are He is yet to be renovated, to live in all fa- | to the publication in the New York Tribune Russia Won't Take » Hand In. ire. confident he will return soon. Such is the opinion of at least one of his sureties. Wilson was seen in New York on Sa:ar- day, enjoying the luxuries of the season, 1n- rnor Tilden wound up by cordially thanking the members of the commit. after which a collation was enjoyed. _———————— ee Never nad any conversation with Secretary Belknap on the subject. Payments were made up to April, 1876, the last paymeat being in October, 1875, six months ad- ViENNa, July 12.—It is stated in diplo- matic circles that Russia will not take any step in the Eastern question without an Understanding with all the great wers. SAD POISONING oF Two LittLe Grrus | vance. The letter from Marsh is in posses- uently the general peace of Euro “Consnaoania Fonmnont_ine sur | Bett Pace teeevarsees | Saciceune ama. or | eifantieahect™™ Pom Bete —! a ‘remont 8 ‘was yes! a ‘ne letter of Mr. Marsh ir. or, “Th ad Pian et ged ang French, | te Scene of one of the saddest cases of acci- | Datea New York, February 20s, San ihe Aboat It af ” e. » | deni ig that has been known in | note enclosing it, dated Arlington Hotel Lonpbon, July 12.—Tae Times, in @ leading and the Sergeant-at-Arms aud Doorkeeper | this city for some time and which re- | Washington, February 28th, 18:6, were @f- | editorial article, says: “Tne vailiog im- of the House have directed that pees Ited the death of two interesting | fered and admitted in evidence. ession is that the Servian Tinvaston is at og coolers be placed in the main halls to the House and Senate from the rotunda, so that ourcentennial and other visitors may refresh themselves with a glass of ice water while “doing the Capitol.” The question how arises, What will ‘Blue Jeans’ say 2” ‘These officers are evidently bent on bank- Mr. Clymer was recalled, and stated ‘hat the answer to the first avd general ques 102 calculated to cover the whole ground wr sia Mr. Marsh’s own writing. e remai: der = the testimony was in his (Clymer’s) ¥ rit- DR. pr An end, and the question now is whether the Turks will be able to carry the war across the Servian frontier and obtain the 4 political advantage of negotiating while in Possession Of conquered territory.” ————— Hidren, daughters of Captain John wee’ residing at No. 237 West Lombard te Yesterday morning Mrs. John Snyder, mother of the victims, left her home { fd of visiting the Lexington market, two little children, Ruth aged four, and Letitia aged seven years, remaining at home To Mr. Carpenter.—The committee was ap- 5 rupting the government. —— her absence it appears the children po.pted during the recess; I returned to ‘ans NATIONAL cans mae ansocs Wanr a U. 8. Mansn, MARSHAL Removep— iscovered @ plate containing some roach city early in January; there were number- poison on helf in the cupboard, and, ig- Dorant of its true character, partook of a quantity of the deadly mixture. They were at once attacked by violent convalsions at- tended by vomiting, and upon the return of the mother a short time afterward she «is- covered them both in this condition. Dr. J A. Dorrner, of the Washington Univers ty hospital, was immediately called in, acd administered proper emetics, also chloro form to relieve them of the severe spasms of pain. Drs. Milholland, Wolfe, aad Davis Third Day’s mes. BALTIMORE, MD., Jaly 12.—Tae oonven- Uon met again to-day, Wm. F. Phelps, pres- ident, in the chair. Mr. Baldwin, of Mo, moved the appointment of a committece of five on teachers and employment, which was adopted, aud the chair appointed the followidg: J. Baldwin, of Mo., Z. Richards, . C.; B. Mallon, Ga; W.E. Crosby, lowa. and ©. G. Rounds, Maine. Rev. Dr. Nelson, of St. John’s Colleze, Annapolis, moved @ committee of seven to less matters sent to me, as chairman, by the War department,which I looked over bafore troubling the members of the committee. The minutes thow that the committees was organized on the 2d of February, and the regular days of meeting then fixed. r. Carpenter._How long has your com- mittee been yy in the Lnvestigatioa of the affairs of the War Department? A. The committee met, as stated,on the 2d of February, and has continued its labors ubtil last week. Mr.T. S. Hudson and a delegation of Mary- land republicans, numbering thirty-five, galled upon the President this afternoon. Their object was to secure the removal of U. 8. Marshal Goldsborough and W. 8. Reese, deputy collector of the port of Baltimore. Their —. was that the former lacked nerve, and that the latter was a republican in pocket but a democrat in principles. They a that the President would act favorably in the matter. Bae a fore also in attentance, but, notwithstand- | Mr. MeMahon stated that the prosecation | Proceed 2 Washington in the interest of the Tae RETIREMENT OF Gov. JEwELL.—No ing every effort was made to counteract the | had closed their case in chief with the ex. Bureau of teengear erlang | at serechnaph go correspondence passed between the Prosi- | effects of the » poison, it was without succes, | ception of the examination of Mr. Evans. | C&¢€ Sedonten Tne bw houses of Com dent and Mr. Jewell regarding the resigna. | 824 both ofthe little untortunates expired | Should he arrive they desired to place hint OT Roltine or tat 1, cana Ase “4 about I o'clock p. m. in great agony. In | on the stand, or if he was put onthe stand sie te eet, a o resoin- Di ar business. The President satd: “Mr. Post- het enemas sianter yf ee actress examination to state that the roach exterminator is corni- Mr. Frelinghuysen suggested that this | #™ong the states for educational Purposes, master General, I should like to re- ed principal). phosphorus, ft oy; and that a committee be appointed to me- elve your resignation.” Mr. Jowell a's: | Retent Tcornmienl, to reouer ie of & proper | gugetign coula be settled when Mr. Evans morlallze Congress oa the subject; referre * rig! sir.” and comp! with ‘he | consistency. Balt. Gazette, 12th. Jeneri was ca and ex- comm! n resolutions. request that aflernoon. Miss Jewell, Woo ee iroe tee eee ” ‘urray, connected with the edu- cational system of Japan, gave an interest- ing account of the progress of education in Wat country. ey FOREIGN NEWS. Pope amined by Mr. Carpenter. . Carpenter put several questions to Witness in relation to the permits to fatro duce liquors idto the its, and in relation to matiers at Fort Sili, bat they were ob ted to by ihe managers, and objection sus is at North river, this morning, the release of ibe Cabinet. Tue INTERNAL REVENUE ComMMISSI>N- telegraphed her mother offering congratulations up sa her father from a positio: in A NEw Loan To SPAIN.—There 13 a pro- ject on foot tn Havana to create a new lown to the Spanish goverament of from thirty to frty million dollars, for the benefit of the istand of Cuba, one-fifth to be subscribed on the island apd the remainder in Spain, The ined on the ground that they were matters pain’ ona! be ERSuIP.—Deputy Commissioner H. C. R>- eave praviens Gigiie eee = of record could be showa by officia, Mapai duly te Toe congrene bas passe} is acting Com! lone Internal A 3 TS. the ministerial plan for the settlement of tbe odin eaees Me rata uems eaten Mortgage the income of the customs of C13 PeVitoess._Knew of no ordér requiring | national debt. % the office. It is not likely that Me. Pritt | At,,® meeting Of merchants there aboat | traders to reside at thelr posts prior to tle King and Queen of Greece in Londou. Fill give much attention to official busixess | Tecting of planters yesterdaee” "ee So ® | order issued by General Belknap. Luppon, July ‘ne King and Queen of between now and the date at whicn his re | ™eeting of planters yesterday. Mr. Carpenter said it would be impossibie | Greece arrived at Charing Cross stavion to sigpation takes effect, Jnly 31, and Mr. to proceed with General Pope until the ar- rivalof Mr. Evans. He said General Pope was very anxious to return to bis post, and the defense was anxious to accommodate him, but if the m: were to we tols captions course and object to everything, he would have to stay Lill the documents were looked up. DFATH OF AW OLD DEFENDER. — Mr. Frarcis Monmonier, one of the ordest re=i- dents of this locality, died at his residenc:: at Frap xlin, Baltimore county. yesterday. Mr. Monmonier was a native of France and carne to Baltimore with bis parents in the year 1792, be engine tw6 years of age. He was oe of the Old Defenders at the battle of day, where they were met by the Prince uf ‘Wales and proceeded to Windsor Castic. The Power Behind the Throne. Epinsures, July 12—Tae Scotman’s lon correspondent says:—“I have oc ersion to believe that the direction of for- el affairs has been to a@ large extent tal by Mr. Disraeli into his own hands. will continue in the performancs of tue duties of the office. There is considera. ble g; lation as to who will receive ine Sppolniment of commissioner, and tre names of Mr. Rogers and Gen. ‘Sewell, w 9 succeeded Yaryau, are both promiuentiy mentioned. Mr. Rogers was an he rogers for the position when it was vacan' by the int, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.— Lora Derby is now ‘ing so a Femoval of Mr. Douglass, and his friexds | ner of Me). Desdem in the lsick oslnees ei | Mr. Vance (Onio) offered a revolution, wuich part in the Foreign = i cee seem to think that strong influences wil! se- Canton | Baus Bun, 12th. was agreed to, to print 10,000 copies of tne | ment in official circles.” cure him the appointment on this oceasioa. SS a aT ES report of the Commissioner of Education a TERRIBLE AND FaTaL Faul—A Man wore sigsed st Gan’s benat yesteniay b ‘ite os i (Va.,) from Committee on | mur. cuatheend pte yd en oy Meets His Death by Being Hurled @ixty eet— | Thiebaud Bauer. who has yeturned to Balti. Elections, reported in the contested election . Dispatch, and That it isTrae Atk45 p.m. “bor Mr. Wm. F. Corne More, and Mr. William Miller, fora Grseco- | case of Breanx vs. from the 3d dis- N, Juty 12.—The Herald publishes ly of New York, Roman wrestling match for $500 aside aod | trict of Louisiana, that Mr. Darrall was en- an t of an interview of its special tographer in the the ehampionstfp of the woria, to take place | titled to retain the seat. y correspondent with Josiah Caldwell, at his on the third floor of No. 20 mext y evening at Ford’s Mr. Counse (Neb.) reported ite Dill pro- | business office in n,n which the lat- street, fell from the wi house, ‘The match will be three out of ave | viding for the sale of tue Fort Kearney milt- | ter mainteme ime genuineness ef his dis- 8 ay ee ‘Sbove the pavement. While {2Bs, to be oversea according to the regu- reservation. Passed. Patches to the in’ committee, and ai at ‘window he ‘seame | lations of the New York tournament.—Bai/o. + Bliss (N. Y.) introduced a bill to gives @ complete history of the affair. It drowsy, and, Loat. In | Sus, 12th. authorize ® survey the coast of Long | alsogives the affidavit of Caldwell deny! bis bis body the awning, Island, with a view of ascertaining the | an: connection of Biaine whatever with thi canvas of which it its A. T. STEWART'S ay Trz_Gassognee Cal- | necessity of a breakwater st or near Rocka. sale of the seventy-five bonds to Thomas A. way to the brick _—— a large | vin, of New York, haz dismisyed the peti- | way. ‘Referred to Committee on Comm: Scott. Dumber of spectators soon gathered nd | tion of James Batiey and others to have the | “On motion of Mr. Atkins (Teun) the Gren, the unfortunate man, who was carried into | probate of the will of the late A. T. Stewart | mittee on Mili! Affairs was to THE ORANGEMEN. the establishment of Messrs. Samuel Child | reepened. He says &@ course would do | inquire in to certain amoupts of aA f « Co., on the lower floor. Drs. Van Bibber, no good to the contestants, while it might | ruoney paid by citizens of Henderson coun N =a bm rg pe = — od Once. * Atkinson and Gehart were soon in sttend- | throw discredit on the tenure of the real es | ty: tea} t of & lotion went'om a ptosis’ tenn ne Snee, and rendered thelr cr injarion, | t8t¢ devised to Mrs. Stewart, and would io- | military commission in 1862; to whom eaia | Sociel php EE apy BT lower jaw was dislocated, and other injaries, terfere with the great enterprises now in pro- i it was used = ——— al 4 pl panty a external as well as internal, sustained. He gress. for the purpose for which assessmeni ‘No }, most Ingered in great pain for nearly an hour, Ting @ picnic. mba ge when death put an end to his sufferings.— A STOWECUTTER in Montreal, who did not House resumed of Ss —— a aon 74 : te wat ees earn oee ‘ oad nents, sey ne —— pay teh rrtr rp Pi 1a iphia Yesteraay part in aa einioaeosnaan ae ae a + turd: open to ex, ion iter ccr fegeet a ee pameaee aT tas But at jess rates than the funtion gzscted: | Ton of count north of ine North Piatto | the procession to-day, ‘nionista, reatening e. com: | and east of Horn mount in Wyo- Departu: Dom ee Pelied his discharge. “The stonecutter bas ming. Naw Youn, Juy 2 Tas Benperor and Hous éduestional ‘mateo Sued the Union, which is 8 reguially ttoor | ‘The bill Peommitted to the | Empress of Brazil, with thelr suites, sailed —— jucal HE ey ted body, and haslaid his damages at | Committee on Indian for to-day, in the s ‘Russia. = U.S edaenee at on Erioo0. Mr. Morgan (Mo.), from the Committee on | for Europe | Naa ae tas mag Sy Gene ton, U. 8. com: a Indian A flaire, @ Senate bill pro- 8 they passed vy war cation, and Mr. Wickersham, THE Bask BALL HomMIcips.—The coro- viding for the sale of the reservation of the | SDips saluted them, manned their nia, introduced the subject ner’s jury in the case of H. Prentice, | Sonrederated O} M ans, in | Y@708. The Imperial party were met at ternational educa’ Who was struck by a ball thrown by Edward | fansas and Nebraska. “ the dock by prominent Brazilian officials, Sikri rea Seated ePestcrdny fiers Potted vacck ot | PAE, wn Wstition be Const Gene, Ceca ey ngtoD, 5 r the association that such & congress be murder agalost Meegan, who ig in castoty. | ME 4:8. Wiiltams, from the Committee ; Centennial Gomentuinneaank Potente pore next The Coes le occu: between the boys at a priating $2,500 for the improvement ‘and re- ——. Gil ps jane. yea ee tenpial grounds. Ai somaceahcr- a pair of the military road between Springfield | * — ne Ayman ee pee PoisowinG.—The coro- | and Fort Randall, in Dakota. Passed. ind the Emperor and party embarked amid BM Nowell of Baltiecre, was chess m preat: perajury 12 the case of fra Gandeld, an cx | Mr burgh (Tenn.), from the same a cheers. be more, chosen = + 4 - “7 dent; W. D. Henkle, of Onto, secretary, und | bibltor at the centennial, expositicn. trom pcan a pen tia nh clan Seen Congressional Nominations. J. Ormond Wilson, of Washington, D, C., | Kansas, rh ons bend the Yellowstone and Mascle Shal tivers. in | ,. CINCINNATI, July 12.—Tne republicans of atin ping having lt ee Dy admimatering | Montana, as recommended, by Lieat, Gen, See aes See (ge 4 ADISPATCH from Chrisfied, Ma., dated Sulpnete of morphine. They were bothcom- | Sheridan. The bill 200.000, | Gemocrats of the 9th district have nominated July 11, says: “Yesterday morning about 6 | mitted for trial. and authorizes the posts and depots to be McWilliams, and the democrats of o'clock Mr. W. C. Hauay, ee on his nS located at such points as the Secretary of the 6th district D. am Cong: farm, pear this town, was assauited by four ESCAPED. — Samuel La > late eta War may select. |. masked men. They forced him to open his Seomeser, who bao been con! in jail at Mr. i id ooin. ‘hen, Lert’ after ‘iat on tne charge of forging district Pellet of Satie! pa aS binding Mr. iy and his sls- | scl bonds and purchasing the same while | director in the U. S. navy. jer, the only occupants of the premises. Mr. | he was state treasurer, (pe ip Bena r. he can iden’ one of the rob- | morning in company with other l- mt PR Fy Sannes | | Sentence CommurED—Governor Tilden | 1400 $3,000 in & manner. a bas commuted to Imprisonment for fe the i StrRvcK BY LIGHTNING. At Albany, N. | sentence of Albert Mredenburgh, who w: X-,,Zesterday, tn anticipation of trouble at | bave banged on Friday next for the | Promotion, at pew reservoir whieh isin course of eon- | murder of Orlo Davis in Gray, Herkimer pe) ee eee nee Ce os retired DPtouad a thhader stoun cneireer acs | Czazep ay Hear—Mr. 8 well- the Sollosmen and several citizens’ took Bnohitnasit nest tee rion BLY pm refuge in & tool shop, which was struck by | Sot feng h A met | oe aaeEe ee ee Loes of sleep aud the extreme heat lei to loge leas: ‘the act. Ls Omg hundred and twenty gentlemen offici~ on slly connected with the centennial exnipt- | _DO™_ CARLOS, ac yd ths Gane tie ton, the en Se Sa Soy morntiog ana ‘adsumed | Gerenck snd the see eee permanent DY the | Stock, Calted Sea oe an ‘of of Bt. James, to Fhiiadelphia by sz-Jobn having become sro: — ot = ee with is = Sa. Jetting : g i H fF 4 i dy? i t E f 5 5 mon A DISORACErUL SCENE IN Pri 8 Ry gl Mary's Catholic chareb, Camprid| ps4 bet not liking what he three years to subecrtos to the fande of church, since wales time ea sensing poe atte i t le be still bis pew in 3 bis Esiner Seully's ehurer HK —— pelces, wheb the indies wane nee fot ae pa Oa ag Beaully, to give ne 2 florr legea. rolled seized hold Parks to pat hesitated, and Father Scaily, it is al- up the sleeves of Reardon and eject him by force. A scene of ment ensued,a number of | Im the melee Rearton was knocked down and received severe blows. ureh, and bim called out. Theof- of bis ies fainting. “WorRK oR Beran” of Starving Workinginen in New Jersey.—A boat one thousand men are out of work in New- ark. Yesterday @ portion of these became demonstrative. They collected in front of the mayor's residence, bat he was out of town. 1 Hall with view of do something to alle Serious findiny viate Demone ration looked for him aiso at the Cit out if ne coul eir 4 but he was not there. His clerk told them Was outoftown. The men said Vw! were Willing to work at anything and for any wages that would support them and save them and their femiiies from starvation. They rust have, they insisted, work or bread. Some of them have had no work for eighteen months. The most fortunate have only bad work a very somali Portion of the time. It is certain that they are in a bad state. The men tal were honestly desirous could find an orderly very K and actas if they of working if they y todo. They were extremely in their demonstration yesterday, One mau stated that he had had no work fora. year and @ hail; that the whole sustenance of bimeelf and family was very little oread bat plenty of water. To-day the men will call Upon the the city work fcial favorites, « system last year of ly departed trom. hold a pu the purpose of discover may be obtained. Unless again. few, They complain that po out exclusively to of- ject and ‘hange about” is whol- This evening they wilt blic meeting in Military park, for “golden era of ces may perate — ea by del transact ensue. N.Y. Dolma! igntfal busi gardens. ness with him. but delicious evenings, hi ing whether work had shadow of the " is discovered to the men it is feared Unat serious Conse aen- , ead . Here » as the men are growing des- Herald, th OS THE NEW SULTAN OF ToRKer & Jed part of his time at Yildis ‘alace of the Stars), which is quieter than the josk (toe cooler and is surrouod- the Ministers and here,in hot his mother, bis wife and ehilden, wander about jn gardens in the moonlight, of poverty, and and forget the k riod privation and restraint which they have known, He has found good appointments for bis brother-in-law, for the banker who befriended him in adversity and for many friends who befriended hini in trouble. He bas recalled from extle many who bad been banished for their support of bim, and while be has thos sbown himself grateful to his friends he has shown no hos- Ulity to his fallen relatives. Apparently he means them well, and may be said to ha begun bis reign with much moderation, clemency and tact. JOHN MORRIssey’s Danie. Weester.— In October, 1875, James 8. Carpenter bought from Wm H. Rees, some property at Mon- roe street and Patehen avenue, Brooklyn. Rees agreed to pay the interest on the mort- failed to #2 sued in the King’s Cow do this, it is $2,000 which was nearly dae. Neged, and the plain- Rees set up the counter-claim, that about the same Ume he purchased from Carpenter @ borse called Daniel Webster, ¥ speed, possession of Jobn Morrissey. Ubat the horse, instead of being worth $1,500, Was rot worth €240,over twenty years old, bot extra fast. and he bad no res) blood inhim. He asked for #1,000. ie e Jury gave Carpenter the full amount sued for. Gov. HARTRANFT PROSTRATED BY THE HEat.—The Philadelphia Times of Monday says: “Late on Saturday afternoon Go Hertrap{t, Ve the thunderbolts of the cream of the rebel my. The executive was car- tan sjetent soa Soe dja Pennsylvania, by the prompt administration of stima- tk Was restored to consciousness. It was THE Onsecr or It.—The Providence Journal, U. 8. Senator Anthony's throws out this pregnant hint: “Ws ton is full of confederate cers, many Of them West serted to enemy in the war, all engineer- ing for the reduction of service. ey nay tion, if forced the said the “you wil pplitical, but religious intel: to you.” —| Cinctn nant SHOT BY A WEST Post BENT? West Potnt,on Saturday night, '. na’ \- ters, wid de- branches of tha ing editor, as bound volume of siatfstics at the new ~r'ter, a fired at and pamed William Porter. Snoe that be hed nothing 1 ance e nol seemed satiafied. A flerward he agai. hai him apd fired, the ball enterirg near the hip, and follo Ube Eneepan. guard please confine yourself, no’ ligence; aut Boquirer. the tl and turned ever to the 168. ASSASSINATION OF a tLe At seathael inded a latter says the ving an assur- in bis car Porter's thiga bone to was pice! under vil authori- MURDERER IM JatL — Between | and 2 o'clock on the morn- ing of the 10th, at N. masked tered the who was men have bee th 1, and a<sassinated