Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-24

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fever has entirely subsidized at BueEUs Avres, |
while we learn il still continues at 10 de Janero
but not to any alarming extent Gen. Urquisa is
engaged marshalng his forces to attack Buenos
Ayres, and will, il Is said, commence his line OF
march about the latter part of the following
month. From what can understand, the forces
in Buenos Ayres care very little for his threats
and demonstrations. and are fully prepared TO
give him a warm reception The Banda Oriental
appears tranquil-the summary proceedings OF
the existing government towards the revolution
airy party In the late outbreak will, l apprehend,
prevent recurrence of the like for some time.
The money crisis, which so afflicted the United
States aud Europe, was most seriously and dis
asterOusly felt here. Vice Admiral Wallis leaves
for England to- morrow; his successor. Rear Ad-
miral Sir stephen Luishington having arrived
here. Very truly, am. your obedient servant,
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THE NEW q S. STEAMERs.-The sloopsof-
war, for the construction of which an appro-
prlation was made by Congress at the late ses-
sion, will be built at the following places One
at Pensacola one at Norfolk: one at kittery,
Maine; one paddle wheel steamer, drawing
three to four feet of water, at San Francisco
two probably at Philadelphia. and two at New
York. 1t was intended TO build one at Boston
and one at New York but looking at the
amount of work done and now being lone at
Boston for the navy, and the superior facilities
at New York, it i. believed none will be con-
structed at Boston, but that the two will be
built at New York. No doubt two will be
given to Philadelphia. Three are to draw not
more than ten feet of water, and the rest not
more than fourteen feet. The Secretary Of the
Navy will not permit them to exceed this draft
but rather desires they should he under it.
The TREASURER WEEKLY STATEMENT for
the week ending July 18th, shows the follow
ing results
Receipts q ,O~S 90 Ct
Drafts paid Observation-Disclosures - OI6 :s5I &
issued Observation-Disclosures. l,~le,1il ~
Amount on deposit 7,3I~ 532 Ii
Drafts heretofore drawn, and not vet
paid. ........ 2.6~- ls2 :sS
Amount subject to d raft............ Goo 900 D
Reduction since last week in the
amount subject to draft......... 759,9O5 Gi
Nett bala nee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,2g7, I75 -
The WEATHER-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about O'Clock:
JuEY 81, 1883
New York, N. Y..........cltar, pleasant
Pnila6eiphia, Pa. clear, PHEASANT.
Baltimore, Md -.......... clear, pleasant.
Washington, ID C.........cItar, wind NE
Richmond, .clrar, Their. -, wind =
Petersburg Va ............cloudy, warm.
Norfolk, Va ...............raning, III 1J,wiGd
Wilmington, \. C..-...... cloudy, warm.
Columbia,S C............r raining.
Charleston, <. Co.. cloudy, tn - wind W
Augusta, cloudy, warm.
tcdHdlhdn, ia ............ clear, IN 30, WHO SN
Macon, ga. clear, warm.
Columbus, Gd.............C cloudy, VAIN.
montgomery, Ala cloudy.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala clear.
hODllc, Ala stormy, ther. Il.
Gainesville, Miss. .ClOudY.
New Orleans, La.......... clear, tn ,.
Staunt0n. Na.............c clear, warm
IIyH'upuIS, va. clear, tGPI ."
Bristol, Ten. Their. 20.
Barometer at the Smithsonian, AT a. NJ. (cOr-
re'ted for temperature. 20 81; At noon, 30 81.
Thermometer at noon, ~ Maximum yester-
day. s. minimum last night, CD.