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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

~Santa Annals son has protested against
the action OF Commander Roe in arresting the
old chief at Vera OruZ. The protests directed
70 the Y. S. Consul at Havana,
~Itis stated that the Arkansas Rebel Gen.
eral Hind is soon to stump the State on
behalf of the Republican party. Whatever
his faults he is not q ''hind man" in political
sagacity.
STne Masonic procession in Boston con-
tanned s,sss Masons in full regalia, and q9
bands OF maeic, with 459 musicians. "
~At meeting OF the New York Working.
mems Union, letters discouraging to the sue
cess of the e4gnt-h hour system were read from
Boston, Phiihdelphia, ST. Louis and lthaca.
~The fire department of Albany. N Y, re-
fuses 70 organize until the city government ap.
propriates S50,000 fer its uJe.
~Count Bismarck, whose nerves have
been good deal shaken, has consulted seve-
raj physicians "a Paris, and will probably go
10 SIchy 10 drink the waters.
- For the first time in their lives the poor
working girls on New York are to have q
Home.
SHorace Greeley and Albert Brisbane had
heided a call Tor "Sociai Science Congress-"
- An impudent CORES pondent saws Vjeto.
Tia's nose grows red6er and redder
SSeyeral propositions to make voters of
boys eighteen years Old have been made in the
New York State Reform Convention.
SThe ladies put psIegorie INTO the ice
prevent In furious effects. The effect were not
injurious but ludicrous sts
~A good movement is taking place in New
York. being the private organization OF So
ciety for the suppression Of gambling.
~McCoole and Aaron Zones are training
near 81. Louis. Dublin Tricks is with them.
SThs California wheat crop is highly sat-
isfactory. EsI - .a. 80. q
ga Frenchman named FarGot has invented
system OF working oars SO that the rover
may face the bow Of his beat. E--s's =.
SValiandieham is out In a lstteY In which
ne denies that the South had his sympathies
during the rebellion. His actions belisd his !
sympatates, then ---l7-1a ,rr7-1a - -
The Fenian prisoners now confinsd In
ireland axe said 70 be well provided with
money. One Of them bad sl,oOo concealed N 8
osft around his waist, which, IL 10 TO bs SUP.
pssed, his captors took from him u, -
0Thirty msn ftWenty c0i9red and ten
ncan Congressional Committse sato the South.
ern States to make SOeee 80 Ana Aid IN Sr~sn
s]i0s Clubs, ana mere are 70 follow.
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TELEGRAMS, &c.

Spec,al Treasury Agent William Bell has
arrived in New Orleans, being delegated by
Secretary McCulloch to arrange matters rela-
tive 10 the further management OF the assets
<ecured TO the United States on account OF the
Sub Treas nry defalcaHons. Serious charges
have also been made against General Heron,
Inited States marshal, TO the department 1t
was aliee ed that Heron was one of the direc-
tors of the First National Bank, and belongs to
The "ring" who so largely oyerdrew. The
grand Jury drawn by Heron before whsm the
directors of the bank and defaul,ers of the
Treasury should have been in dicted have been
summariIy discharged, and a new rentre is
sned.
Hon H S Fitch, United States Attorney a.
Savannah, GA, in answer to letter addres sed
10 him, has expressed the cpin ion that par
don granted by the President bloss out all dis
franchisement, and reinstates the individual
all his previous rights, which he cannot be
He says that the elective franchise is one of
III sc rights restored by pardon and amnesty.
IL a person thus pardoncd is refused rsgistra.
ton let him enter protest u the consider
alton of the commanding general.
The following extrscts are from the Calves
ton NelC5 of the "a tn instant:--<The 18th OF May
is to be grand national festival day in honor
OF the victory over Maximiiian. The Mexi-
can press are firm sud unanimously in favor
of the execution of Max i'm iIian. 1t is stated
that Escobedo has threatened TO depose Jua-
reg, should the latter not order the execution
Of Maximilan."
nc niicsIoi 10 VI sayings ohuk mas
been seIzed by the military authorities for
failure to pay full principal and interest to
certain United States soldiers of the Fort
Moultrie garrison, who were its depositors
when the war commenced. The bank is in
solvent and in liquidation, and the directors
refused to consider these depositors as pre-
terred creditors
The following are some of the colored m jori-
ties in registration in Virginia yesterday Rich
mond, 113; Chesterfield county. 500; Henrico
county, POO. The United States commission
er has sent Mark Downey to the United States
court to be Tied for perjury in registering
against the provisions Of the Alexandria con-
stitution.
James EldTidge, engineer. and Samuel d
train, were both killed by the engine. baggage
and mail car running off the track two miles
east OF Elu1ira. The accident was caused by
broken rail.
Alexander Bernard. the villain who com.
mitted rape on girl \ years old, in Brook
lyn. was yesterday sentanced to twenty years
imprisonment. The child died from the effects
of the brutalites of the fend.
Rumors are current in New Orleans that
Sheridan is to be relieved by General Rous.
seau. There is no shadow Of foundation for
the report.-Edl
Dennis Burns, IS years old, was arrested
yesterday in Brooklyn, charged with vio-
iating little girl niHe years old. He was
held tor trial.
Registration in Norfolk was completed yes.
terday. The negroes have Z, 900, and the whites
1886 votes.
The registration in Petersburg, Va, foots M
thus far s31 whites, to 1897 blacks.
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rOKEl0N NEWS.

PARIS, June 2s.-The following 10 e las; of
ths awards TO Americans 20 b. given q. the
Qrana Exposition on Monday the arst OF Juiy
The name is given In the order in which ne
report will b made:
6rend Pnse.-Mr. Capin. OF Lawrence,
Massach usetts, Tor well conducted factory;
Professor Hughss, of Kentucky, for printing
telegraph; Cyrus w. Field, OF New York city,
for the promotion Of the system of ocean teie-
erspny; Dr. +. w. Evans. Of Paris, for sanitary
Gold Ksdars.-Steinway L Sons, OF New
York city, fer pianos; Chickering & Sons, New
York and Boston, for pianos; s G. White, Of
Philadelphia, for artificial teeth, &c; II. ID.
WalbridEe, of New York, for minerals from
Idaho; J; p. Whitney, of Boston, for minerals
from Colorado.
Gold Mdats-Louis Trager, OF Concordia
parish, Louisiana, for Gotten; Victor Meyer,
OF Concordia parish, Louisiana, for cotton; q.
h Mccormick, of Chicago, for moving ma
chimes; w. A. Wood, Of Hoosic Falls, New
York, for moving machines; Corliss Steam
Engine Company, OF Providence, r. l., for
steam engine; william Sellers Il 90, of Phil
adeIphia. for machine teols; Wheeler & Will
son, OF New York city, for sewing machines;
Elias Howe, of New York, for invention Of
sewing machines; @. B. Rodgers & o., of
Norwich, CT, for wood working machinery;
dsAss ing machine Grant Locomotive Works.
OF Paterson, N. J.. for locomotive steam en-
gine; J. NJ. Humphries. of Tennessee, for cot
ton; U. Williams of Richmond, Va, for
tobacco; j. p. Sarrazire, of Louisiana, for per-
rique tobacco.
LoNDoN, June 27-Evening-The commits
sion TO inquire into the manner in which the
convicted Fenians are treated reports that they
are well treated.
ROME, June 27-Evening.-His holiness the
Pope has issued an allocution to the four hum
dred bishops of the Roman Catholic Church,
IN which he praises the zeal Of all the bishops
and priests IN coming TO Rome, and promises
10 give them a cordial greeting in council when
he meet them there.
LONDON, J June 27-Evening-Advieesf from
Constantir ople confirm the victory of Omar
Pasha over the Christians in Crete
Japan states that Yeddo and three other ia.
panese ports will be opened to commerce on
the first Of January next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP,

President johnson and party arrived in Bal
timore last evening. Governor Swami and
Mayor Chapman took them in charge and es-
corted them TO Barnum'e Hotel, where quar-
tiers had been prepared. The President was
introduced to dense crowd, from the balcony,
by Ex-Governor Bradford, who addressed
complimentary remarks 10 him, and then bade
him cordial welcome to the city. The Pres-
dent replied thanking them for the kind atten-
Mon gwen en- MN. saying, "my reception both
which indicates to me an era OF good fellow.
ship and reconciliation between the two Sec
tions OF the Union. fAppIause.] Thank God,
dawn of difficulties, when one portion of the
Union threatened the other, l took my position,
which is known to the people l now address.
But, my friends, there are two kinds of cour-
age. one which will enable a man to meet his
foe upon the feld-this physical courage-but
1t is moral courage which strengthens man
to stand up in the face Of menace and threats
and denounce those who are trying to over
throw the Government-which enables n man
to plant himself firmly on the principles OF the
Government and bids defiance to all fury
Wnencesoevef 1t may come. 1t 1t easy to ap-
ply the word traitor to men. Some have done
so, but defy any man to put hisn finger on
any great principle OF the Constitution or of
liberty that have abandoned. i have held to
the Constitution as the palladium Of our civil
and relig ious liberty, as the chief ark of our
safety. / may have committed errors, but they
have not been of the heart. Now that the era
OF goodwill has commenced, let us forgive one
another in a spirit OF charity, in order to bring
about closer fellowship. The president as
repeatedly cheered, and had several boauets
presented to him.
Amid loud and contin uous cheers and cries
Of "Sewardn' the Secretary of State came for
ward and addressed the assembly at consider
able length, and at the conclusion Of the
speech be and the President retired amid
cheers. Governor Swami was then called TOR,
and made brief speech, in which he took oc.
casion to speak OF the honesty and patriotism
of President johnson. The President and
party dined at Barnum's Hotel on the invita-
tion OF Mayor chapman and the City Coun-
ellis
This morning. at eight o'clock, they took the
steamer for Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-There is a great deal
OF discussion on the subject OF giving the
elective franchise to women. The matter is
argued in various ways, some contending that
it will have beneficial effec: In preventing
disorders and demoralizing results at public
elections, and others arguing that it viii have
but little influence In these ways, but will
tend rather to degrade and unwomau the
women themselves. The strongest point. now
ever, that has been made, either in England or
In this country, upon the subject is, that the
women themselves do not desire to vote at the
elections. This, again, is contradicted by the
advocates Of female suffrage. and the fairest
and only way of settling this important point
in the controversy is to give the women an
opportunity to vote upon the question as to
whether they really want to vote or not THIS
might be done by the New York State Con-
yention which is now in session, and will have
this subject before it.-Philadelphia Ledqer.
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Virginia News.

The Norfolk Day Book says. ssWe learn that
the Old Dominion Steamship Company having
bought the stea ms hips saratoga and Niagara, of
the New York<and Virginia Steamship COM
pany will consolidate the two liues, and run
daily between Norfolk and New York"
The Roman Catholics have purchased for
and Union streets, ia Charlottes vile, former.
ly the old Baptist Oh hurch,) for the purpose of
fitting it Hp as church.
The Norfolk Firginian of Saturday says
at is currently reported thatseveral negro
women have registered in this city in male at
tires
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

HONDURAS is said to have become a faysrite
place for the emigration OF the Southern people.
Some Of the most fertile sections are filling up
with emigrants from the Southern States who
are purchasing lands and engaging in the cul.
tvAticn Of the suger cane. This year sugars
will be exported in considerable quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

/. - The mayor OF Jersey City u prosecuting
an unfelenting war against liquor dealors.
vending Of bad liquor being one am0nE his
special antipathies. q So
~ In Norway and Sweden there il "A.
ported % b perfect upaAsa on the subiect Of
sumcient snn to pay tAsir passage TO America
make start
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

/ DISTRIBUTION OF MEDALs.-Messrs Wilson
and Fox, of the Board OF Trustees Of Public
Schools, yesterday presented, on behalf of MT.
Hood, jeweler, a silver medal to each medal
scholar in the five schools in the building cor
ner of 10th and f streets. AS we have stated
before, no medals were presented this year by
the Trustees, for want Of means.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

: a NEW Horse SHo1.-W. H. Derrick az.
hibited at Stockton fair q new horae ahna
called Austin's patent. The shoe in of the
ueual form, with the addition of an iron stras
rising over the toe and crossing the Quarter of
the hoof. there passing down and through the
shoe and fastening with nut. thus reonirinr
no nails 70 injure the foot These shoes ara
used largely in the army, aad smiRrats over
them on easaly and quickly. = - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

~ VIM. Eddy, the young man sent to Lenox
(Mass. Jail last week, for assault,ng woman
at Windsor, touehingly remarked on being de.
livered to his guardians: ~ don't care d-n
what they do with me. IL they don't hang me.
/ and don't believe mother does; she has rot
twenty. two children besides me''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

~ The journeymen bricklayers Of Indian
apOlis are on q strike for i've dollars and
half per day. The employers generally refuse
to accede to the demand.
- Admiral Wilkes, OF the United States
Navy, has 1850 acres Of land at High Shoals
n. g., carries on an extensive iron works, en-
ploys $50 laborers, and has ost8blished school
Tor freedmen, Of which his wife and dAaghsers
are the teachers. ,.., -Cr...g.,.
1.-THE cholera has undoubtedly broken out
q Rome, and the aathorities and people are in
q pAnic The city 10 full kof. priests and high
church adiguitaJies. attending the anniversary
q St. Peter, and the disease 10 Of course, stim.
uiated BY the crowd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

The NEW OFFICERs.-On Monday next, the
newly elected Off cers-A. G. Hall, Collector
F. A. Boswell, Register and G. H. Bliss. Sur.
yeyor-will enter on the duties of their re-
spectlve offices, having already filed their
bonds for the faithful performance of their
duties, with the Mayor. The amount OF the
bond of the first-named is S3O.OOU, and the
second and third $1,000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-29

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-This morning MIR
Alexander Brumley, blacksmith at the Navy
ard, while engaged IN greasing the cogs of
caught in the machinery, and his hand cut off
He was Immediately taken to the UispeKsary
OF the Yard, where the arm was dressed and he
YVES subseq uently taken to the Naval Hospital
where the arm was amputated below the
elbow.
Evening star., 1867-06-03
News from the Platns.

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Late Denver papers
report that fifteen to eighteen inches Of snow,
and heavy rain fell between the 18th and
Goth ult. The snow was so deep in the noun.
tains that the coach could not 90 through to
Central city.
A boy named George Miller, II years of age,
who was captured by the Blackfeet Indians in
1865, ana stolen by the Gheyennes the follow
ing year, has escaped, and arrived at Denver.
He reports five white women being held as
captivee. one of them the wife OF doctor, at
Council Bluff. The Indians keep themsel yes
thoroughly posted in regard to military move.
ments. They possess q number of spencer
rifles, which they obtained from traders. The
Indians contemplate a general and stimuli
taneoue attack along the Platte early in June
The Indian Commissioner, Judge Kenney,
and party were attacked at Bridges ferry on
troops, pursued the Indians and recovered all
the stock and killed one Indian.
The Nebraska Legislature has appointed q
committee to act in conjunction with com.
mittee OF the citizens of Omaha, to give the
excursionists granQ reception on their
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= /. g kf11frs i. Geerse,ewn.

RIVER FRoNT-The river front presents
quite q cheerfufF appearance to day. and the
indications OF business are favorable. Tae
arriv ais OF bay and river craft have nearly
approached the average Of past seasons. TIE
packets are making their trips more regularly.
Vessels IN the coal trade appear more fra.
quently - the river, and the arrivals fro n
distant ports, beside those mentioned, are as
numerous as are ex pected at this period Of the
season. Et
! CAHAL---Arrived The Six Day cement to
market; o. T. Snouffer, wheat to JIG Wa
tiers, and q3 boats with coal. To Cumberland
Co, e76 tons; Baltimore and Hampshire o.,
223 tons; American Co, 1,52s tons W R.
Snow, 104 l9 tons; Consolidation, 335.17 tons;
Borden Oo.s 500. II tons; p. Z Quigly ttaI7 tons;
Central Co., 766 IONS. Depsrted-Ed Boyer,
merchandise to Hancock; o. T. Snouffer. sur
dries. to Nolasd's Ferry; Vigiiant, salt to Cum. .
berland, and 80 boats light
A1KcHANTs' ExcBANaK-The Exchange
opened this morning with an average attend. {.
ance, Of merchants. Offered-5.65O bushels
wheat 80 do rye, 40 do. oats, 5,4O0 do. corn
Saies-4. 100 bushels red wheat, So rs; $50 TO-,
do, 1910: 100 do. white wheat, ~ S. Flour
dull. Prices UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1867-06-03
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFFTC

N EE,T6
On the petition of DANIEL MOVES of Abing-
ton Massachusetts,: praying for the extension of a
patent granted to him the 25th day of October 1853
for an Improvement in Machine Hammers, for sev '
en- years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 25th day of October, 1857:
tits ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office ON MONDAY, the 7th day of October
next, at IL o'clock M; and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least tssy days before the
day of hearing: all testimony filed by either arty
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the Of
fee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi-
mony must be filed in the Office t,osnty days before
the day of hearing; the arguments. if any, within
ten days after filing the testimony -
Ordered Also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and the Intelligencer, Washington, ID
for three successive weeks; the first of said publica
tons be least sixty days previous to the day of
hearing. u T. C. THEAKER.
ie 3-w3w Commissioner of Patents.
Evening star., 1867-06-03
The Presidents rrip s.u,b

WELDON, N. O., June 3.-Tbe President and
party left Richmond this morning between
three and four O'Clock. On their arrival st
Petersburg they were met by the Mayor Of
the city and General Stoneman. They break
tasted here.
The Mayor expressed the pleasure OF the
citizens in having them for guests and said to
fed If the party on their return trip would
remain longer in Petersburg that they had on
this occasion in order that there might be more
extensive hos pitalities.
The President expressed his thanks for the
kind reception and hoped that he might IN the
fature be able to reciprocate. Weldon was
reached at 10 q. m =
Evening star., 1867-06-03

BOARD OF VISITORS AT WEST PoINr-The
President has appointed the folio wing board
of visitors to the United States Military Acad-
Esq New Hamp shire; Hon N. a. Thompson,
MASSACHUSETTS; Rev. DR.. F. VInton, New ork;
Rev. Henry Slicer, Maryland; Prot. ". q.
Kerr. North Carolina; Hon. James b. Camp
bell, South Carolina; Hon. Joshua Hill, GeoJ-
gia; Prot. John Kendrick, Ohio; Hon Heze-
kiah G. Wells, Michigan: Rev. George F. Ma
goun, Iowa; Geo. Henry II. Sibley, Minnesota;
Harris, West Virginia: Hon. ]. W. McCorkle
Nevada; Hon. E. II. Angamnr Louisiana.
Evening star., 1867-06-03
FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson & 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows

NEW YoRK. June 3-F1rst Board-U. S
6,s, 1881, coupons, 1l2; do. registered, -1O7k;
U. s. 52Os. coupons, lU9X; do. registered,
1863; do. new, 1O6K; y. S. 73O's. 10sX; U. S.
104Us, registered, 99H: de. coupons, 99x; Pa.
c,f1c Mail, 1907; Atlantic Mail, lD3 Canton
silver. 25 Mariposa, 6; do. preferred. -; New
York Central Railroad, OK; Erie Railway, ,6Ox :;
Ere preferred, 7D Hudson River Railroad,
X. r.. 40; Michigan Southern and N, Indiana
r. R., COX; Illinois Central R. r., 11sx; Cieve-
land and Pittsburg K. r.. 75X; Northwestern,
35H do preferred, 59x: Cleveland and Toledo,
l134: Rock Island, ssT: Fort Wayne, 964;
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 29X; West
ern Union Telegraph, 43; Boston Water Power,
25k
Evening star., 1867-06-03

1The number Of visitors at Niagara Fails
has been much greoter thus Tar this season
-tAan In previous pears.
~ Out Of forty two labor strikes In the ya.
rious cities of Indiana during the past a ouarter
only i've have proved successfui
- Gov. Morton. Of Ind. - 1t the Arkansas
Hot Springs Tor his health.
- Nickel cents are in dsmand as tina Mat
= Phiiadeiphta. and the 0oyefnment win 81.
change three and Ave.csnt pieces fer sAen.
Evening star., 1867-06-03
The New Railroad Connection.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3,-Trains ommenced
running over the connecting railroad to- day,
joining New York with Baltimore and the
Pennsylvania Central Railroads. The con-
Meeting road crosses the Schuylkill river by a
stone bridge above Girard avenue, and under
Market street. West Philadelphia. by tunnel.
The New York road has q depot id West
Philadelphia, enabling Philadelphia passen-
gers to take through trains TO and from the
Evening star., 1867-06-03
Special Telegrams to the Star.
FRo KURpPE TO-DAY,

[By 0pis % ~ Associated Press.l
LoSDoN, I1neA Noon.-Consois,9 9ix;Ik
5.sos, e4c 6snd tx
LIyE&ko0x, Junes3-Noon-Cotton g sflrm
at II for Upladds, sales of $1,000 bales;
Breadstu9N duli Corn, 39s.; Lard, 49s. Cd. !;
Otner articles nnchanged. g
LoNDoHs June 80 b m.-Oonsols, Sax; U.
S. 520's, 73X%
LIVERPOOL, June 80 p. m.-Pork has de-
clined to 60s Other articles UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1867-06-03
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WAsHINoToE, June 3, 1s67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gsv.
eminent securities: