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MISUNDERSTANDING

9m @Onnabenb, ben 20. sunni 1867,
tperben li9 bic Deiesaten Der republifanil6en
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OaDiOiOn, NOntsOmsrY unb &ptertiOn in
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Gerber benfe erbielt, naren $40 bon
Sobn Sorting fur Ieihtlinniees
96neufabren burd bic stra6en.
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Evening star., 1867-06-04
Affairs In Geersetswn.

THE RrvBR-The river 10 quite lively to.
day. The array Of vessels along the wharves,
and those lay ing OF waiting their turn 10 ap-
proach. indicates an increase of business and
inspires the rivermen and merchants with a
drerse Of chferiulness that affects the entire
river front. Smaliscraft are quite numerous
In the river. and the coal wbarves are ali oc.
cuped with vessels. The shipnents this week
will probably exceed the pre- vious shipments
OF this season. "a
TIE AeUHDUoT.-At . late hour last night
the water epourlne through the leaks in the
AQueSu caused such roaring that some per.
son not accustomed to IT, fastened to the resi-.
dence of Superintendent Mans, of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal, and informed him that
the aqueduct had broken down. The Super
intendent got out OF bed and hurried down to
shut off the water, IL necessary. but found the
old structure still standing, and the wafer
running through the bottom as psnal.
MERCHAETs' ExCHANGB-Onerings-
bushels yellow corn; 1000 bushels wheat
Sales-i.6UO bushels yellow corn, SLIP; lis
bushels do, 81 10; 3 $40 bushels white, SiA
THB CANAL Arrived - Fores. Rose. hav
to Geo Waters; Mil Bay, wheat and corn to
Hartley e. Bro, and nine boats with coal to
Consolidation Co, 45l-5 tons; American Co.,
2I3-2 tons; Central Go 1902 tens Departed
the Fair Play with salt TO Hancock ana eikA.
teen boats light.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
The Presiden. and Party at Raleirh

RALEIGH, N. c., June THE President ae.
companied by Secretary Seward, Postmaster
General Randall, and others OF the party, were
escorted to the Capitol to-day by Governor
Worth ard Major General Sickles and staf,
and number Of prominent military Off GERS
and civilians, including the Mayor of Raleigh
The reception took place in the hall OF the
House of Commons The visitors, after salut-
ing the President and having been severaliy
introduced to Secretary Seward, Postmaster
General Randall and General Sickles retired
Ihe deaf mufes from the State Asylum were
among the many who paid their respects.
Whites and blacks were all treated with the
same courtesy The greeting received by the
President from all persons was warm and
cheerful, the old As well as the young con J..
g~atulated him on this visit to his natl We TO WI,
and everybody appeared to be hapnY.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
The Indian War.

ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Western dispatches say
that the mail coach on Smoky Hill route was
hred into near Big Timber few days age, ana
attacked three nights in succession Generals
Smith and Custar are at Fort Haywood with
l,300 cavalry. .a
An Omaha despatch says that 200 Pawnee
scouts had an encounter with about an ca nal
number Of Sioux, a few days ago, near the end
OF the Pacific railroad, ana three Of the latter
were killed. f.".s'tl[ = =
Gen. sherman. after accompanying the ex.
cursionists to Fort Mcpherson, will Ioin Cen
AuRur in the field. II is understood that Cen
Augur has sufficient cavalry to give nro,ec.
ton to the railroad and workIna parties
Evening star., 1867-06-04
Execution,

PHILADELPHIA, June 4.-The execution of
Gottleib Williams, tor the murder of Mrs. Mil
Ter in September last, took place in Movamsn.
sing prison At 30 q m. to-day Williams
made NO confession, and the Rev Mr.. Allen
stated in bis behalf that he acknowled sed the
the first time he had imbued his hand IN blood.
knowing nothing whatever of the crime for
which ne was TO die. Still he blessed God tn at
he had been brought within the prison walls
for IL had brought him to a sense Of his vnilt,
mess and Of the justice and mercy Of God,
Evening star., 1867-06-04
ELECTION YESTERDAY.

The election yesterday resulted as we anti
cipated, in the success Of the Republican
ticket by large naIority-between two and
three thousand. The Republican candidates
for Collector. Register. and Surveyor, were
elected, sixteen out OF twenty one members O
of the eight mem bers of the upper Board voted
for yesterday. The perfec: order maintained
throughout The day told well for the modera.
tion and coed sense of citizens of all parties,
and was attributable also in a large degree, no
doubt, to the thoughtful provisions made by
Superintendent Richards, and their faithful
execution by his excellent police force. "a
Evening star., 1867-06-04

FUNNY to hear the Inteltigencer inveigh
against Election Frauds" IN view of the
smart lodges attempted yesterday in the in :
terest of its party ticket; such as imi-
tating the Republican red ticket, with the
Republican ticket headings and notices, de-
signed to cheat the colored people, who were.
however, too knowing to be cheated. The In
telligencer's chagrin at the bad success of this
discreditable trick Is shown in its eomplaint
that Republican inspectors passed along tine
lines OF colored voters to see if any of them
had been imposed upon by these bogus t,ck
cts. 1t is evident, from the InteUisencer' $
wrath, that its party had counted greatly
upon the success of this fraud and similar
scaly party tricks. .. H.n, r-..
Evening star., 1867-06-04
Items Of Wester. y.w..

ST. LOUIS, June A.-The steamer Miner. "a.
ported captured by the Indians and the crew
and passengers murdered some time since,
was met below Fort Rice May 10th. All we'll.
Tne steamer MArcella landed one hundred
stand OF arms and large quantity OF ammu.
tory.
The Impeachment trial OF Judge King,
souri, Senate for two or three weeks. tsrm,.
mated yesterday in his removal from office
and dis tquaiification from holding any posi-.
ton OF honor, trust, or profit for two years.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
The Senatorial Excursisn Party

NORTH PLATTE. 1900 miles west of Omaha !
June 3, ls67:-Ssnator Wade and party have
Of the forts in the vicinity, in com pany with
Lieut. General Sherman. The weather is de.
liGhtful, and the company are enjoying them.
selves immensely; being supplied with gsod
continued fire all day at antelopss and other
game along the road. Rails are laid 90 miles
west OF here, but owing TO the high water of
me Platte river. stages still leave here tor
Evening star., 1867-06-04

THE CHoL1RA.-Dr. Harris, Superintendent
Of the Bureau Of Vital Statistics in New York,
thinks the people OF that cily had better bsgin
TO prepare for another cholera visi tauon. In
. long conn unication to the board OF health
he calls attention TO the fact that the estiieaee
countries, and he recon mends, ,accofdingly, q
free application Of disinfectants.. He says he
does not desire to create unnecessary appre.
bension, but to rouse up the people TO such
timely preventive measures a. will be most
likely to secure them immunity.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

~ The Vicksburg Republican says tha
General Logan, member OF Congress from
Illinois, and whom it halls as zone of the
most illustrious officers Of the late war for
the Union" will speak, in company with
Senator Stewart, on the Republican side, in
Mississippi, early next month. The canvass
in that State promises to be unusually inter.
esting.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

A BIG REDUCTION .-Oalifornia wheat which
sold recently In this market for 300 bushel,
ing. Bakers, do you. hear n7 Grocers, do
you heed it, Australia 10 now hardened with
wheat, waiting freight to England and Eng.
United States! We congrasnlats consu1ers
upon this new and timely supply.-Nsv Nbrk
fTfresI go - - 80 ss
Evening star., 1867-06-04

BAD FOR MAxlAILIAH.-The Juarez OH.
cial paper at San Louis Potosi has recently
published all the official correspondence rela-
tive to the safety Of Maximilian, and comments
upon 1t severely. Juarez' Generals have
strongly protested against any leniency to.
wards him, and it is believed this publiea eation
in the omcial organ 10 with view TO q Iustifi.
cation Of the future course Of the Mexican
President In consenting to his execution.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

REGISTRATION In VIRGINIA.-GeneralS Scho-
field, commanding in Virginia, has issued an
order for the instruction Of the boards of regis.
tration, explaining the edsfranchisemeut clause
OF the Reconstruction acts. He enumerates
the State officers who are dlsfran chised and
declares that all who voluntarily joined the
rebel army, whether as conscripis or yolun-
teers, and who Voluntarily committed anv
hostile act, and thereby engaged in Insured.
tlon and rebellion, are disfranchised.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAND.-The Commis-
sioner of the General Land Office has rec eiyed
returns showing an aggregate disposal of
25,45s acres Of the public lands during the
month OF April last at the following local Of
nees: San Francisco, California, Il $50 acres;
Marysville, California, $3.50 acres The
greater portion of the land was sold for cash
amounting in the aggreg ate to 800, 1870 and the
remainder taken for actual settlement and
cultivation under the Homestead law and To-
Gated with Military warrants
Evening star., 1867-06-04

1T is to be hoped that the Dem. Jack Asso-
ciation-Florence, Thorn, Aiken, and the rest
Of the omnibus load-are satisfied with their
attempt to 'boss things and run a Demo.
cratic municipal ticket. BY the returns it
will be seen that Mr.. Frank McNerhany, the
Democratic nominee foisted upon the Con-
servatlres through the agency OF Mr. Owen
Thorn, and the Democratic. Associa ton. has
failed to carry 8 single ward IN the city
Evening star., 1867-06-04

y A mass meeting Of Republicans was held
at Lesshurg, Va, ON Friday, when General
Farnsworth, Of Illinois, and ]. n Langoton
tne coioreo lawyer OF the Supreme Court
were the principal speakers
Evening star., 1867-06-04
Fsnfans Thrs atenins c..aa.

MONTREAL, June 4.-Parties from the F:as
tern border reporta baud OF Fenians prowI.
ing about preparing for . demonstration he
fore the middle Of the month. The Authorities
have been informed Of what is going on and
communication, are said to have passed he.
tween the executive here and at Washfn pton
with . view 10 concerted actien II any occurs.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

THE UNDAUHTRD DRUMMIR BoY.-Robert
Hsndershott, well known a. the Drummer Row
OF the Rappahannock. eloped from Pokeepsie. ..
N. T., with q rich merchants daughter on
Friday LAST. They were married at Newburg
The interesting pair are "scarce nineteen
wears oldn
Evening star., 1867-06-04

PATENTS TO BE IssUED.-For the week end
ing ON Tuesday. June llth, 269 patents will be
issued from the Patent Once. During the pas,
week $50 applications and IS caveats have been
dled
Evening star., 1867-06-04
" cot Peint aailiYary Aeademy

aW1sT PoM1. N. Ya,rJune 4.&rAe Board ef
visitoSs atthss fAcadU0y aWaS rally orsanised
to-day. Rev. Francis vinton, or New. York.
was elected preeideat, and p. II. Angarmar,
Ss!5ss 3 5Sca1iass' swas slecssa sscssssTy Of tAs
'ssEs 'aAsa sss .itzss8 "a tlss sa ,iai. "a sasf
Evening star., 1867-06-04

RETURN OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
Attorney General Stanberry, who has been in
in New York tor several days past, for the
purpose of having an operation performed on
his eye, Will return to the city this evening.
and be at his Office to morrow morning.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

INTERNAL RIvERUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81. O25, ,033.0I.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Judiciary
Committee finished the business before them
Tor the present yesterday. and adjourned till
the 26'h Prox. Before adjourning they came
TO vote on impeachment, and the result was
1onr for and five against. The vote s:ood as
follows Against impeachment-Messrs Will
son, Woodbridge, Churchill, (RepubIieaus,)
Eidridge and Marshall. (Democrats.) For inn
peachment-Messrs Boutwell,, Williams Law.
renee and Frank Thomas, (Republicansl The
question has now probably got its quietus, ut
least until the meeting of Congress in July.
1t is thought in political circles here thar this
action OF tne committee will prevent the meet
ing OF Congress on the Sd Of July.
On the question that the President ought to
be censured, the vote finally was a strict party
one, and stooo as follows Seven Republicans
1or censure, and TWO Democrats against it,
Inc resolution In substance is that the Presl.
dent IS unworthy OF the confidence of the
American people.
Messrs. Wilson and Woodbridge are both
able lawyers, and were Influenced in their &C.
ton upon this question by what they con-
sldersd its legal bearings. and did not feel at
liberty to let their political views influence
their vote in the premises.
Evening star., 1867-06-04
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson 90. quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows.
NEW YORK. June 4-First Board-U. S
Sc, 1881, coupons, ll2h; do. registered, 1O7;
U. S. 520's. coupons, iG9H; do registered, /,
!06k; do. new. -; U. S. 1905. 1o6x; U. S.
1O. .4O'e. registered, 99x; de. coupons, s9x: Pa.
ciHc Mail, l32x; Atlantic Mail, l05: canton
Co., 43K; Cumberland Goal Co., 29x; Quick
silver. 24A; Mariposa, 6; do preferred, I7H: n.
York Ger tral Railroad, S5X; Erie Railway soy
Erie preferred, ~; Hudson River Railroad,
103H; Reading r. r., 1aH; Michigan Central
X. H., 10; Mich igan Southern and N. Indiana
3. R., 6sH; Illinois Gen traI r. R., 11sx; Oleve-
land and Pittsburg r. R., 75x; Northwestern, ,
35&: do. preferred, 50: Clevelasd and Toledo,
LA: Rock Island, ssx: Fort Wayne, 97k;
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 25x; Vest
ern Union Telegraph, 43K; Boston Water
Power, 25H.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

The New York Conssitatisaal Conveptiea.
aALBAHY. June 4.LThe Constitutional Con
ysnejon assembled here to-day, and was called
TO ordar by the Se cfetary of 8 ate after PRAYER.
elected Presia ent rocnryfna ZOO vots. - 10 -
Evening star., 1867-06-04
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. ---

NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS -
JOHN H. sMOOT, 119 Bridge street, George
town, d. c.. has enlarged and refitted his store and
resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. bought
since the decline in prices, which enables him to
offer inducements to purchasers. His stock COM
prses the newest and best styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Hosiery. AleXandre's Kid and Silk Gloves
Table Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtings. Cambrics and Musins, Parasols and
Umbrellas. Duplex Hoop Skirts Calicoes, Cling
hams, Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, with full
assortment of Gentemens' and Boys wear Also
Summer Undershirts and Drawers, Neckties. &c,
making complete assortment, adapted to the best
family trade, to which he calls the attention of cash
buyers. (my 25-lml ]. H. SMOOT.
CHEAP DRY GOODs-we are now selling full
~ Madder Calicoes, handsome styles, l21s; best
maxi makes s Is to ls cent esnts s. Bsached Moqsn 10 l2
aToseeggn DR., g DO . cents gnbleached Masps TO-
@ e a aS :oek e a
Persals, Jaconets, and Brilliants. A large stock
aha SsGs sRr feE s Ths
and Cottonades, House. keeping Goods, &c. We
invite an examination & BESJ1Tiy 9S5 sSSds MILLER
my s-lm- lOl Bridge street, Georgetown.
NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEoRGT own
The spbscriber having resumed business at his
old stand No. 125 Bridge street. corner Of High,
sGi,sts the customers Of the late firm
of his old friends and the public in general Hav-
ing had thlrty years experience In the Grocery
Business and having now on hand large stock of
Groceries bought at the lowest wholes ale prices for
cash, he is enabled to sell low as any store in the
District. He would cali particular attention to his
large and well selet ted stock of TEAS. which he
Blacks and from to s. q per- pound for % Greens. l
These Teas are cheaper than any offered for like
trict, which he will prove any one who will favor
him with call He has TOO much respect for the
did his followers. He would also call particular
icing nearly the entire stock sold at auction by
o also T = o66 eiHRs lsRsr' a5s hun nsn
drsd ORE, s1 or ine for quarter equal to cigars uiuaIy
ILY GROCERIES is complete, which he will de-
liver free of charge.
Terms cash. To approved customers monthly
payments. Solonger credit except by special agree
ment. - g
my l5-eolm w. H TENNEY.
GEoRGETowN HEADQUARTERS.
SSS ten gi sP Bs ssy ASB ekNF ENVY
EGRS!SHING GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM
1AA1>'' YOUNG l. BEHREND.
No. 12O Bridge street, next to the National Bank
of Commerce Georgetown, D. G.
New Goods daily received. apl72m-
WIN. H WHEATLEY,s PREMIUM STEAM
" pfEaAS EsTAbElsGMENT bER GhhAhslSG
ONCE, No. ls jederson st., Georgetown. D G.,
Established in 1881 premium awarded by the Metr
he ad
bssins and Securing ali Kinds done in the best
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
solicts tho continued custom Of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
Post 6fdce address, Lock Box No. SO.
it is closed at 81 p. m. fe l66m
Evening star., 1867-06-04

~ The New York Constitutional Conven.
ton assemblies at Albany o-day.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

THE PUBLIC DEBT STATKMENr.-The pub.
lie debt statement, which will be Published
tomorrow, will show q large amount of cash
in the vaults Of the Treasury, considerable
portion of which is in coin. The increase of
the debt will be much less than was expac,ed
Evening star., 1867-06-04

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
wAsHIKaToA, June 4, 1Ss7.-Jay Cooke d
90. furnish the folio wing quotations. Of Gsv-
Evening star., 1867-06-04
FROM EUROPE ]

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
[By Gable TO the Associated Press1
LONDON, June i-Noon-Oonsols, 94x;U.S
520's, 20. ~
LIVERPOOL, June 4-Noon.-Cotton firm
Middling Uplands, 11ha11b: BreadstufYs.
quiet: Corn, 3Ss. Cd.
Evening star., 1867-06-04

~Tho Presbytery of Rappahannock, Va.
will hold its next stated meeting in Warrentou
Presby terian Church. commencing ON Thurs.
day next, June 9th. .. a..