sige 1 UV | MAe eh, ye * THE EVENING STAR. wis oo FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, —— pi? i PUDLISHED DAILY, Si | = 4) . ue ay excepted, | : > , : a pha, 7, a At The Star Building, i s “ Afternoon 's Proovedings. §.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and Lith St, Hi { \ Werrrxnay, June 14. ay THs | SENATE.—Mz. Fenton presented me EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY, . ‘ae z ° fot Mores Tamive Cprualive; Nemderbiit aad i : ‘ | ; others, of New York, agains. granting Americ: E STALK is served by carriors to their eab- | : ~ | "epee Lessin bet es importation seribers in the City and Distriet ac Ten Cx S {201 gis 4908 gree of Gotz. Wars or Fortt-rovs Caxts Per Mota | 4 ) Mr. Osborn & in granti lands in a © at the . Two Cevrs. ‘of a cervain railroad was diy. i aa path © amended and Puce Munixe Three Months — "Tr “kdmands called up Houne bGito detine ix Months, $3.00; One Year, $5.00. No d = er ol the sai oes ph paid for. ; the duties of Pension Agents, and to provide for THE WEERLY STAR-yoblihed om reas | V2, 35—N2. 5.385. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1870. TWO CENTS. | “abing tho Unbase Br. said’ there were j . method ef rit ___ AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES, SWINGING ROUND THE CIRCLE O7 otiesting the to} EVENING ST ‘AR. < THE TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. wes FROM PHILADELPHIA. fersioes by substituting the » momey order sveters - _ ° or PERSOD agencies Be ee Sls. PURE WINES AND LI PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS. P whe Celera Vee | Mocaghenomest Ome a er nat perments f BY . " cal 4 —— NO. JUNE 13, Having made arrangements with of the best . x 5 3. Telegraphed Eaciussociy to The Booming Star. and ta. ‘and cont ‘ Nn ERTS" | mies Geccaney Regutvaiaie' 2 | Washington News and Gossip. | | Wasmexcrex re aurooxa. | This Afternoon’s Dispatohes. aclgate lection it evotng Posed ot ery | ah acnathnetane ee vag poe JAMES B. ORBYON. JOSEPH SESSEORD, J, | The! ‘ = pecs rer twee? e of Batt A Live city— election eveuing off very | Sons we years banks, oS e ea ome i atk BIO IevenxaL HxvExce—The receipts to-day | Am’ Mowe at, the Bomsemer, Stel ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, | 3:'c%, “The colated wae pertipipehen te | with toe nehloust, banks Gp _ A FR Us | from this source were $1,163,345.62. orks — Getting the Idea — med targe bers, and some of the del } covid be paid, without expense to the govern. maody of . — Our Way from Baltimore to At- FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. ed legates clect- — govern- rated Pine A 1 pe lon. - . are of that class In the Thi mentor the LONE - well kmiwn artiets hare kitly overat | don ¢1t Town Ole Sipereall Stouckton Bitters, | D.B. Seance, Eeg., Chief of Record Division | tooma. From London_Finke, the American | Congressional District Myers and Relics ate | Mr Edmubae did vot think it practloa te to ‘ he «ccagion. Bux sheot opem jet | $9 per enlbe. Dry Coiewoe se. toma Urbane | Prisoners of War, War Department, is on a] aia SP Wheat thtes 2 Consul, Batted The Littie Steamer | P:litved to Lave a majority. In the Second, | Maké an arrangement, althoagh hevhonght It ATIUNAL THEATRE. still from "North Garoitue, 98 per gallon’ Ail the | thirty days leave of absence. (diterlat” Cétrekpandeace asym ke, the present member, is probably de- | t bea good thing. above isat least $1 per gallon cheaper than can be After some further Gisoussion, the bul was ALTOONA, PENNA., June 1, 1870, r Rage + Disaster No, 1—Death of a | Neill, 0 oted ‘Mathematician. feated a ropae wae for sheriff and Telegraphed pt = for the: Tere : the matter is ii < Penne ." SHO@ FLY! SOO FLY! lurdinemieaee ©. caves. Tue PrestpENT has approved of the bill pro- | I telegraphed you some partyeulars of our start to The Evening Star. mest ocay. Pee The Oppvention will, esol over SrempereIT. A mssuitie ae, iicise menses cannes Proprietor of the celebrate! Native Wine Birters. | viding for the appointment of an Assistant | upon the excursion given by the officers of the ee eS ee dail required > {Seeond Dispatch.) reported, with amendment, bil! lands Ap dad Atternace, ties origian! Roree Cnant L219, Ponpaivanis srenue,and “4 | ‘Treasurer of the United States at Baltimore, | Pennéylvania railroads to ailord an opportunity A Saprinen Come), BAS See The Excitement Rams High. te the North Louisiana and Texas Railroad Baltimore, Md. ol tixed at £2,000 sterling. P “ : —— ‘ The miniature steamer City of Ragusa, it Hikarkivita. June 15—The excitement } Company. Ma. ny seems, ran ashoré on the const of Ireland, and | heat, Pecosey hice feliticians, is at fever | | Mt. Casserly in to Southern railroad men to see the railroad system of Pennsylvania, and the various objects BRYANT S MINST OPER \D BURLES)CE | 7] troduced joi tat " PIMPLES ON THE FACE. uced Joint resolution ap 2 ers has 1 riating to - Se cit whee the | _ Tew, conmdones Iris axNowncxp in Paris that Edward La- | Oy interest in the State. was démaged. She put into Queenstown for Te-,| for Congress, Im? Neile tists Gr pees | borer Santhramcwce, mere # Peet in the har ti sonal eupervisicn'y che | eruptions and bite lLovlaye will go to Washington as the second pairs, and will soon sail again for New York. have split, amd are holding two conventions, | Als, joint resol @ur Party. Among our purty are Commistoner Delano providing that nothing “0, telaGwe jo the oad shall be construed secretary of the new French ambassador, Pro- vost Paradol. MR. DAN BRYANT. Key. Thomas Luby, mathematician of Trinity | ‘The convention ioe a a | im the act of May 3 College, Dublin, died in that city last night. similar condition. Khe treads of tea. Binge | Northern Paciie, Hailn ———— Charles C. Fulton, of the Baltimore ducrican; | Proceedings of Parliament—A New | b#m, the present postmaster, carried theorgan- te any guarantee by the | nited States of the - : * Tre Howarp IxvesTiGaTinc ComMitree } Charles F. Collier, President of the Petersbury rr ion of the Bibie Discussed, Leiter, Hey Be Race of Leeda withdrew, eae a reed, wor shall ets, a aaedy. Or BG. Perey'33 Beascs | Das anit taking evidence relative tothe manage- | and Weldon Railroad; J. C. Spriggs, Supe = | batOm palune daa. Tbe proceedings in the ene ee * ga paper a al Leg Nox | sng 29 Broad streets, N.Y. Sold by all druggists ment of the Freedmen’s Bureau. The case | fntendent of same toad; ©. K. Hagris, o . + Capi ae > s] S - ‘i " o7,_Raetier, bs Dinestt: S Res memrth: | 2 buss, Gagetown. 4 taking of testimony this morning, but consumed portance of the Kr ystone State, and the Souttr It is reported to-day, on good authority, that | Pelegraphed Exclusively to The Bvening Star. millions from the States having ap excess, and by J. HB. Koshkock. Also, choice Staterooms to be had from Jas. Lackey, Merchant “2 ern guests are quite enthusiastic in appreciation | the Princess of Orleans advances 600,000 francs ForTress Monror, Jame * A violent | distributes it West and South, but not until after Fanc Pencil Drawings, Old Eneravings, | Tailor 60S 7th street. a ang | most of the time in arranging how the investi- | o¢ the princely courtesies of their entertainers. | to purchase the Gallo-Roman amphitheater | squall ctrack come wemels taping t anchor in | the ninety-five millions have been | . The Laine 3" Aatcroomeand menisextra, Berths | S8t0n should proceed, Sc. Assistant District | Thus, we have been in charge mainly of Messt=, Dt ee nue Mong». | the Great Wyeomico, about sixty miles up the | fourth section allows a bank in a State having Sd {Chron} HN BABLOW Proprictor. jell f_ | Attorney Harrington, of this District, having | Robert S. Hollins, Seoretary of the Nor:hern | ferme acu © previously | bay on Saturday evening last andcapsized three | aR exces to remove to @ State in deficiency, been summoned before the committee, stated we, =} On Exh om eo, 456 that he knew nothing of the afidavit of N. B. and Sale MARTIN, will leave Sraser aieiicntt-aapmcies + | Seca ee 7th cerect, Sally ot Taylor reterred to, as he had only been in office 2 schooners, one the Viola, of Crietield. No lives | taking with it ite capital, circulation, &¢-) were lost. On reaching the land it uprooted ir. Juda (Tl.) moved to amen Ye section o Washington Pecintments— | tecs, blew out windows and doors, and did | byAtriking out the latter clause, canceling the Panis, June prt, bag tes y ‘Officiel this | Much damage to crops. It covered a space of | greenbacks, and brietiy supported the amend Central R. R., (amd one of the oldest and most rtspected railroad men in the country,) A. Kk. Fiske, General Superintendent N. C. Kt. R., : ~ 3 sinee May 15th, and " i ie wide. oent. between Dad R troots, | 9m. kets 90 Genin poedinp- to behet anaes | before thet time, Ne Smasvit was dated | stepnen Little, Auditor do., J. M. DuBarry tworning’contalns the following nominations: | About a mile wide. Dr. Coburn (ind.) opposed the bill, favo gtd Bulows Hal. | Boat and at my store, S08. H-SHAFFIELD. : Vice President Northern Central, A.J. Cagset®. | Trout tucromniere, Ambassador to Consian- | weParlamd Says he has Never Been | a greenback circulation. yas, Window Shades, | _2° 1225 Pennsylvania avenue APPOINTMENT OF A CORPORATION Arror- | General Superintendent Pennsylvania Kk. K., opley place Bourie, made Senator; same. ir. Schenck (Obto) favored the amendment Count Armand, Ambassador to Lisbon, to re- a ty to he BX en, as amended by Mr. Judd. He had never con: > . cO.. 7 i 4 e ‘. * f cted— 9 1UTURE FEAMES. [ elnat Weet Bnd Bott Lee ees portion of the time as a staif officer, and at the | all her borders, and especialiyon the line bes Exiled to Siberia, The New President of the Canal Company—The ree was re es rer y Saeed x esl ete CORD AND TASSEL ae. oe Rote Asin. | close of hostilities settled here, and took up his | this railroad, skirting, as it does, the various | gv, Perensrumd, dane 15. The sentence ot | Rémoval of the Ofice to Hagersionn— Promised |, 20 Spcndment Yi Sty. Coen room the thine Hee eee PAN AELOB BEAUKETS. 0 Pickett Hou streams which furnish the water-power for the | the assassins of Count Darenburg, of the Reforms im the Tac Cumberignd |‘foet million greeaBacks te rei agement — b Fine A f long-extended and increasing line of manutac- | trian legation, has been moditied. They wili Valley Railroad—The Western Maryland Reil- | Pet Cents, was rejected—ayes 75, noes #5. a seortment for Be: = BG, Va, Having been thoronghly refitted and newly d residence in the First Ward, where he now re- feat sides. Among his acquaintances he is very not be imprisoned here for a termof years, as road—The Growing Crops, &c. —- HOLIDAY PRESENTS fon is now open for th: acromundatoeee | POPUlAr. For a few months at least he will | turing establishments. One needs to pas: | Was at iret contemplated, Bit they will be ex. (Correspondence of The Star.) A PARTY ORGAN. oc ir A.V. 8. SMITH, Sum: ders. Persons desiring Board can be | Bave his hands full, for there are a large num- | through and around Battimore to get an {dea of | jJed to Siberia at once. HAGERSTOWN, June 13, 1x70. The Democracy at_ It Again-Raisi ~ == | sergmodated on reasonable terme by SEVER | ber of cases m which the Corporation is a par- | the push and energy with which she isspreading 8 Dear Star ~The Hon. James O.Ciark, the | Momey under Difficulties Miteitxery MEOW SP PIR@S ty, pending before the courts. her arms abroad, and building herself up at FROM JAPAN newly-elected president of the Chesapeake and | Mall “Domt Bee Hen, — oe eaten tect b,x iw Waste Opiate ta Oks home. Seeing ali this, we are prepared to ac- | Propesed Monument to the Oneida } Qnio canal has been in town for several days | Oakey Hall cone +l many queer visitors, and J, 5, SEENCEE. _ = 8 CoroRavo.—In pur- | cent Mr, Fulton’s estimate of the present pop- | Vietims—Advance of the exe 5 nd This NSYLVANIA AVENT These SPRING! 1 snance of the act of Co: 3 . - past, seeking suitable quarters for the estab- | each bas his axe, little or big, to gri n oth and eth streets, pee erie IGE, eclebrated far their slterative | ee of Congress, approved May 27, | ulation of Baltimore at390,000as within bounds. | _GOvermment Tyepeten 1 Tubindst ot the contin’ allie ox thateaen one Wants an “ad.,” tha! one wanls # permit; t cust mere and the tadies gener- | *reeinues sepnccsehgr ee srpdemina eaetrom. bes ig derke odsand ‘igs worth oF tend adore ry poet hate eh mee jon. We ES = —— | comi room denounced » bu of the ve e und the ithi bey ‘ my2-ty Wa. RUTHERFoRD. | )[ABYLAND HOTEL. the Jatter did not resent, Other renublican | M@msieur Bessemer ©ome Agalrt to he in. polling condition. -. |_| Nithin the, sorporate limite of our owe, They tak of $125,000 and antici << ANNAPOLIS, MD. menrbers also denounced x ‘Yo the hard-working newspaper men who £ P} v great Mr. Harvey, aman of en- Attainment was seflougiy an- and commodious , will the ig. On ‘Thursday a full meeting wifl be held, and the JM OTTO_First class Goods, Reasouable Prices, M at OAR HALL. 32 th street. re iy Thie newly-built Hotel. commodions!: jured at Melbourne. come up from Washington, as to green fti¢lds, a the ts of a a a ae LE ohh eteemeen ig). | committee will revise the action this day taken.” good deal’ bored with thé ‘endless’ details of the Sea Areaees Coneal at Pekin assumed ‘the Witt be brougnt ‘about — ae SY much of _*®.- wow and clegnat ee RMT peat with that much diseussed Cuties of his office on the 20th of April. | Potomac ‘enter- HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION! open to the IupoRTANT NAVAL OgpERs—Changes of Ficet | Tarift, el cthmaa tang SS Pe | Tatve number of hasds ‘ahente & paper in = chies. who. ducing fre out to | Commandérs—The following important changes } ‘temof the Bessemer steel duty, it *) Suaic with the of New Call and examine the SLATE REFRIGERATORS, | sek. reat and ease Tetreats ou the the correct thing that our very first stopping | Judicial Confilet in Ni oe Pe orp hr me mp gy . Cor by the watet'saide.. To psranne | in commanders of our fleets abroad have just cor 3 Sopping of States ngton news. "s the aes ate aa WEL living inthe Adousing cites of Balttnoreand Wash | been made by the Secretary of the Nays: Loreena niehasop ie semechapia lg on the Bampage. om , ; weoniriier “ 009 Penna. ‘ : land Hotel fepartical . it a steel factory of the Bessemer persuasion. —t tie 5 3 ether Rear Admiral 5. P. Lee has been de been most 4 folly Ast0xY sisnEns Siseudine’ Go thet sistes dr ots iy ne from duty as Chief Signal, Ofteer of the Nin, Wetearnedallabout it, and about pigiron, ant Brounare, June —The case of the in mane =e att noes ne ™ " ‘evening their famiti imself in readiness E an merican }) and wherei metion in fayor of T-House Conr-'} rains of the past : t FIRST CLASS SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT. wifes Hoel ‘Annapelte a sumpection ice Command ta Worth Atlantis asst tie cteee or Engl fag better than iy yl om a ey, issued by the Hight Dhaciet Court, ren- | prehension ¢ affected Ee No. 618 Nixru Stazez, Simore and three times dali Uy rallzeed wick cites: | Beal Pe and incom | the Bessemer process: Donn Piatt, whq dotes |’ oe pee AL om oo daze BEE, - : : OPPOSITE PATENT OFFi0B, CAS a bal: | aa dat r the past year. | on pig-iron, should have been there. Donn, , Y iets os Bote notes oft Sow French Scouring Proves, Bes Sehth wr # a a a wince bas de- | who votes all pigs (of iron) bores, should have Rous, witbont Niseet nn ee Cry i [tached from the Navy-Tard.at Portsmouth. N. | seen the sort of magnificent looseness with

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