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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
FINAN,IAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is a good demand for money in New
York, and in most instances the fun legal rate
is obtained. 1t is again rumorei that smother
combination is soon to be formed 10 effect an
artificial stTinyency in The loan market The
scheme by trenching upon their legal reserve,
and II is proba BILE that IL the attempt should be
made thty would teel warranted IN so dsiuC.
The amodnt Of hnsmess in commercial paper
is without change. Rates, however, are a
shade firmer, and are quoted as follows Prime
u-day acceptances, per cent; 10 mon b.,
~ to per cent Good single-namsd paper is
meeting with q fair sale at to ~ por cent. The
government bond market continues strong and
advancing, aud extensive purchases are beng
N AIDE both on investment and speculative ac-
count The largest transactions have been in
the bonds of 1St7, in which issue the amount of
uncovered speculative sales Is reported TO be
large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
BELMBoLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHU

Hundre3e sufer on in silence, and hundredsof
others apply vstnly 90 druggists sud doctors, who
cure or apply Iem.dies whicn make them worse 1
would no. with to assert anything that would 80
lplustlce 10 the sfnlcted, but L am obliged 20 say
that although il may be produced from excessive
exhaustion OF the powers Of hte by laborious eui-
ploy ment, M wholesome air and food profuse men
struatiOn, the of tea aud coffee, and frequent
childbirth, Il Is far oftener caused by direct irri
talon, ,sppiled to the mucous membrane Of the
Whtn reviewing the csuses OF these dfstressin 2
complaints, u 10 most painful 10 coutemrlat ate th-
attendant evils eonsequeut upon them Itis but
simpls justice 20 the subject ts enumerate few q
the Psany al causes which largely Affect
the life, health, and happiness of woman in ali
classes OF society. and which, Consequently al II
more or hess directly the welfare OF the entire hu
HsR fsmily. The mania that exists for preoocions
education and marriage. causes the years that ma
wasted aud perTertei n the festTsipI. # De
til early cOnnnome ut OF school, and especialls in
with the bocy hall clothed, aud the mind uno y
excited by pleasure. pervertiI in midnight ravtI
the hours designed by nature for sl,ep and rest
the work Of destruction Is ha,f aceomrIisIed
la esbs' qnence Of his early strain pOu ner sys
votary retain her situation in school at later
day, thus aggrAvat1Dg the evil. When one excite
MUD rorbidly sHnsitive 10 imbrsss,oD & ne ne
nos const ant restrain Of fashionable dress q so-
affsinmesT ara resention OF "Tgslf ISi,t = "a
siren 9Th: the exposure 20 ni Sht air. the sudiUn
prodnee5 bT HHc...ive dsnninr pr0stsAt on
prCduce their icgitin ate Effect AZ last an A. =
OF MISERY. And the -
fortunate one hitherto utterly regardless of the
plain Dictates and refnonstrauurs - her delfrafe
nature. OecCmes an unwilling subject of medic A.
treatment. This is but q truthful picture of the
experience ofthonsands OF ouT young women
Long before the ability u the faurti ons
Ok the senerstive organs, they require an educa-
lion OF their peculiar nervous system c1mpcsel
OF what - called the tissue. which g.. ia eornooa
with the female breast aud lips. evidently uE5.r
the control of mental emotions aud sssoci Il ~ Al
an early peTiod or life. aDi as We shall s-ybsp
queBtiy see. these emotions when . xceesiva Isa5
long before puberty. 20 habits which sap the very
ie OF their victims ere nature has self completsl
their development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
TIE FrrrRH GoyERNMENT OF SPAIH.-rh,

TIE FUTURE GovEEYMEST OE SPAIs.-rhe
Spanish Junta has issued an address on ,ht
subject OF the future form Of the Spanish Gov.
erI ment. The address says 1t will be the du y
of the COrtes only to decide what form OF gov.
rrn ment shall be established, but all the DponIa
VIII have right TO express their opinio as
OlaZag has declared IN favor OF Il monarc1y.
snd S supported by Serrano and Lopete The
!h anu -. ~ rsn.,i ui"s ~ 20 aceep'
universal suffrage. Gen Prlm has addressed
letters to the EDITOR of the GduloiS. Indignantly
repsllipg the charges of personal am hilton m ade
against bin by that journal. The q eneral dis.
claims all pretsns 10 royalty, and declares
be would rather leave the country than accrpt
the Crown. Minister Hale has frequent audi.
ences with Serrano and Prim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
TEKRrELE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The CIn-
cinBau cypress, from Harrisburg Pa, bSuud
West, met with an accident last Saturday night,
At ten O'Clock. al the cut west of the Christiana
station, through the misplacement of q switch,
supposed 10 be- designed purposely 10 throw the
tram OF the track The engine, baggage and
one passenger car were thrown into the en-
ban kment. The engineer, William Irwin, OF
Harrisburg. was horribly scalded and died
within half an hour. The fireman, Lewis
Schurtz. Of Lancaster, " killed instantly, th r
engine falling upon him. The baggage master,
Peter Stein of Chester county, was badly hurt
about the head and shoulder, though not fatal
ly- None OF the pas sSengers We're killed or In-
Jured. The body Of the engineer, Mr. Irwin,
will be buried IN Chester county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
w o M AN

Females owing 20 the peculiar sSd important
relations which they sastain their peculiar orgsn-
iEstlOn, and the Offices they perform, subJ-ct o
many suferings. Freedom from these c0nt-ib
In no small degree % their hap piness aqd welfare,
for none can be happy who IN. Not Only 80,
but no one OF these vaTieus female c0mpsints can
long be suffered % run on without involving the
eeher al health of the Individual sud long pro-
dHcipg permanent sickness aud premature decllue.
Nor ts u pleasant To consult q physician for the
relief OF these various Delicate Affections. and only
upor the most urgent necessity will a true woman
SO far sacrifice her greatest charm g. TO do tnis
The sex viii then thank ne for plsciog IN their
hands simple spscidcs which viii he found efh-
cacioHs In relieving and caring almost every one
OF those troublesome complaints peculiar 70 the
sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
Especial Despatch to the Star. 7

Especial Despatch TO the Star.
CoLUMBUs, OHIo, Oct. 2o.--The Democratic c
State Central Committees have published an
address 10 the Democracy of Ohio, in which
they a-gpe that there is nothing in Ih- results
Of the recent elections to justify despondency.
they say:
Although beaten hy a small majority in a
poll OF over JJ0,UOO votes, the result shows Ilat
thr Democracy have g4InCi between ten and
httte en thCus md votes on the Stat ticket while
the enemy have been unable 10 mainti iiu their
strength OF four years ago, AMI have in ad-
dition, lost no less than four C,Ggrrssmen; and
their successful! candidates have such meagr-
maJoIIties as to justify the most strenuous af-
1orts 10 carry their districts At the November
election. In the Presidential year of lSit, the
democracy pole lS.Na more votes at ths Nd
NtmDer election than they did at the Oct lber
electlon, and were then beaten over 5u,pO1 4
similar gain this year will give OHIO 10 v
muur and Blair-those last trIbunes OF the pso-
pie and OF freedom. the means ana energies
OF Inc enemy, and th-Ir facilities tor the per
peralon OF fraud. corruption and colonization
We're exhausted IN their desperate Efforts 10
carry the October election, aud will not con-
nont Us IN November. These law l-ss imprdi- :
1ntnts removed, the three great States OF OHIO
lhGlana and PeEnsy wanna, which cast NOR.
man l,5'O,UuJ VOTES, will be rede. meo, and the
nag OF the American Democracy still main
tinn It's supremacy "a the standard OF liberty
honesty and Justice throu ghout the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
TIT; MORMON CONFERENCE,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2".-Sait Lake papers give
the proceedings of the General Mormon Con-
ference. IL was unanimously agreed that com
uher-IaI int recourse with the jTeHtIleS shall b..
r'srIcteG 10 the ne ceSsitIes o. the Mormous.
and those who purchase generally from the
Geniiies Will do so on peri, of expulsion from
The church. This measure was urged 10 ba
necessary III self defence against the rapidIy
danger of outsiders coming in
with the Pacific Railroad, who are ayowed
enc mics of III TIurmonisnl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
STEEL WORKS DEsTRoYEDRyFRr

Troy, N. Y, Oct 20.-The extensive Bpssi-
mer Sieel Iron Works of Grlswola & Co, were
destroyed by lire this mornIng The fire
caught IN the roof, and AZ Il time when tho Nv
dTauiic pumps of the mil was broken, and be-
fore TIE stPIm fire engines could reach IN,
scene, the works being situated on the Out
skirts of the city, the establishments was d.
stfoySd. The los foots up about Slnu.nUO on
tue building and machinery though much OF
the machinery will b. saved. There was an
insurance ct S.35,NO on the property. About
one hundred and twenty-seyen men were en-
ploy ed In the works
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

THR LATE hssAssINATIO IN LOUISIANA
The BODY OF Sheriff Pope, OF st. Marys paris b,
killed saturday night, arrived at New Orleans
last evening. under charge of his wifi. n route
for Pars, Illinois, hIs home. Fir. Pope was
formerly colonel OF the 2yth Illinois regiment,
No clue to his assassins has been Obtained
The reports that families are leaving the nelgh
borbood through fear of violence appear nm
founded. Quiet prevails, though CONSIDERABLE.
excitement and apprehension existed at first
BO,h Houses OF the Legislature yesterday pas
sed bill sppropriating 500 for the detec
ton Of the perpetrators OF the Franklin assass,.
nation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

~The schoolboys In Russia have 2s5 holi.
days, In year.
SIT costs Vermont half million a wear 70
educate fifty thousand Of her children
~A married couple In Spring field hava M,
spoken to each other for years The man
boasts that he has the happiest home in ths
country.
SGold and silver bandr, worn above jaun.y
BY the dresses being short, the metaI h.na
thus worn can be exhibited to ad yantage.
~"While in the midst Of III. NJ
death" was recently fearfully verifled in "a .
dancing a rsiop. disS !. "a a. yonns girl, Will
uer. s -e' Psi y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
THE NEBRASKA ELECTION.
Republican Gains.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 20.-An Omaha disDatch says
ihat tne ON returns OF twenty counties sho
Republican majority of $50, with tour coun-
ties TO hear from. which Will make the ma
ity NOT less than 2,iUO, or Republican gaia of
l,6i0 over .Jheir vote at the last Cong ressionaI
election. The total vote as nearly I5,fgO, or al
most double the State vote two years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
Raltimnre Markets. To-day.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 20.-Cotton quiet, with
pr.ces steady; Mlddliug Uplands, 25al5 4 cents.
Flour duh, with prices unchanged II DldarS
Wheat dull, low grades have declined 5IlO
Gems; prime Red, 2.5uIS2 60; fair TO good, LS1
- Com firm; prime white, I.25aSl.2-' yellow,
1&aSi.33. Oats duii, receipts large, prime a,
a5a-S cents. Rye firm; prime At 6aSI65. Pro-
Visions unchanged; Pork, s30 50; Bacon -Rlb
sides, u: clear DO, l. shoulders, Ia; hams,
u a22. Lard, 20a2U y.
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'- 5000. --ss... -. 80 Az
WV XO RR-RIRQH HnAR n
IRY Cable

LONDON, Oct. 5U-1I:I5 a. m.-ConsoIs for
money and account, 9i4; Bonds. 7S !. Illinois,
96A; Erie, 324.
FRANKFORT, ll:15 n. m.-Bonds. 5SS.
LIVERPOOL. Il:l5 a. m.-CuttOn steady.
Sales 1000 bales. Middling Uplands, ItL
OrlC ms II.
LokDoE- Oct. 20-1:20 p. m.-ETie, p; other
securities unchanged.
FRANKFORT, t:2O p. n.-Bonds. 7sH.
LIVERPOOL, l:2O p. m.-Cotton steady; prices
IN hanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

~Dr. Jones, he superintendent Of the mint
Al Charlotte, thiL ks the gold mines of North
Carolina are new yielding about e5OO,Oe0 an
nually.
~At Port 81. Mary's, opposite Cadiz, there
twenty-four In numberJ packed in opea
boat and sent ac-1fi by the Spanish revolution
ats. but were picked op by a vessel passing.
~The Montreal Gazette SAYS of Wheian,
con yicted Of the murder OF D'Arcy MCCiee:
He still den his guilt, bat hints that he
knows something about the murder by saving
that II woulo be disgIaeeful 70 turn traitor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
AI1,Gpn FRAunuLENT UsE or -,

ALLhGRD FRAUDULEHT USE OF Govern
MINT FUsDs.-The case known as the state
street Irregularities came up for trial in Boston
yesterday IN the United States Circuit Court,
ties implicated are Julius r. Hpartwel,
Charles MeIlen, Charles +. He1rtwell and
Edward Garter. The latter is not IN conrt
ard is saiS to have absconded Ueartweii
pleaded nolle condendsre, and is under nsiI for
SENTENCE The indictment, IN substance
charges Heartw ell, when cashier of the United
States Srb-Treasury in Boston, with using
dollars, and i'm nIicated Mellen and Woci as
accomplices. The trial will occupy several
days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
GONBEMNiNG THE WORLD.

BUFFAIo, Oct. 20-The Erie County Dem
ocTatic Committee has issued anNaddress con-
denniEg The treacherUus few in New York
whose god is gold, and whose organ is the
WoT'd,' for changing front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

CONDITION AND TREATMENT OF THE In
DIANs-Tbe United States Indian Commission
appointed at a public meeting of citizens of
New York last May. were in session yesterday
morning at Cooper Institution 10 listen to a re-
FORT from Bishop Whipple. Of Minnesota, on
the present condition Of the Indians of the
United States Territories. Bishop whippie's
address contained a startling array of facts as
TO the illtreatment and long contiu ued inIus.
tlce Of our people towards the Indians. Drs.
Bellows, Osgood and Bishop Hempel also ad :
dressed the meeting, the latter instancing the
result of the humane treatment of SIX tribes IN
New York state. As evidence of the capacity
Of the Indians for Improvement, they were
civilized and Increasing in numbers After
adopting resolutions asking Congress 10 give
Bishop Wnippie a hearing at its next session
the meeting adjourned subject 10 the call of the
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
BaItimer. Stock Market. r..dav

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2O.-Wn. Fisher Il Sons
quote Virginia 6's, old, inscribed, ieg bid ~
asked; do 1855, 80 hid, So asked; do. IS5S. ~
bid, 81 asked do. coupon, old, ~ bid; do. cou-
pom, new, 5S% bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
HON. HORATIO SEYMOUR TO TAKE
THE STUMP.

BUFFALO, Oct ga di-patch inst received
from Horatio Seymour, announces that he viii
take the stump in person, aud open the can
paign at BnfialO, ON Thursday, October 22d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

TROUBLE AMONG THE RICHMOND .SrRIH-
KHs"-A number of the raIImakers of Ricn
mond, Va, wbO nave been on a .sstrike'' for
some weeks. were arrested on Friday and
brought before the Mayor OF the city on a war
rant charging IT, IN with threatening 10 beat
hr. David Samuel and throw him into the
canal. Mr.. Samuel is foreman OF the Tredegar
Iron Works, and was odious 70 the strikers ON
account of a rumor that be was involved in a
sehsm 20 supplant old workmen. The eyi-
dence was sufficient 10 implicate SIX Of the
number; these were bound over IN the sum Of
$3.50 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

FOR FEM ALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY
WHITES OR LEUCoRRHGA,
TOO PR0FUSE NSTRUATION.
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTIsUED PERIODS.
FOR PRoLAPsUs AND BEARING povN on
PkOLAPsUs UTERI,
We offer the most perfect specific known.
HhABoLD hH9gND IS,InT EXTRACT OF
Directions for use, Diet ana advice .oeour.nx
Females in every period OF life, from in,anrv .,
in the dschsrse OF IL function " ana hi.uLs
glory OF manhood and amanhood - 'n'
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT EUCRU
is more strengthening than any Of the pren.-,,,o
o. Bark or Iron, infinitely safer, aud more Die
having received the irdorsenent OF the mos, n,o-,
tered to afflicted hum atty az a CERTAIN cure - 81,
following diseases and symp ptoms from whsteys9
eauhe originating:
GENERAL DEBILITY,
MENTAL AHD PHYSICAL DEPRESSION,
IMBECILIrY,
DETERMINATIONS OF BLOOD rHEHr.n
CONFUSED IDEAS,
HYsTERIA,
GENERAL IRKIrABILIrY,
REsrLEssNEss AND sLEaPLEssyxss AT
NIGHT,
ABsKNO OF MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY.
LOSS sO1APPETIrE,
DYSPEPSIA.
ENACIATIoN,
Low SPIRIT,
DIsoRsAN5zAIIoN Q. PARALYSIS the
PALPITArIOS OF THE HEART;
and, in fact.
all the Conconit.nts Of . NERVOUS aud ,DEBIL.
lrTED state Of the system
1ointur, tie sei uine cut this ont
ASK FOB HELMBoLDp.
Take NO other,
SOLD BY DRUsai'Es TsssIp ;Ss IplAL.Hs rv.sr-
Price q .2s Per BOTTLE or six bottles Tor ss. So
Delivered TO any Address.
Describe Symptoms In ell Csnnuniostiens.
Address Il. Z. HBLnBOLD, Drug a.d Chant.
cal Warehouse, ssA Broadssy, NY.
uOuB ABB GENUINE UNLDO0 D1NI up
In steel enGraved wralps!, vtth fae-si1dis q nv
0hsniese1 Warshssss, and dpsd -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

RkLEAsED.-J-hn ID. McHenry, who is
charged win perjury in the RollIns case, ia
New IOIk and who was remandsd 10 the cas-
tody CT the marshal until he procured $3.50
additional bail, has procured the increased
amo unit, and has been released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
Wall Street To-day.
W YORK. Oct % IL

YORK, Oct ~ IN ohey STEADY n Ga
Yer cent. Sterling Exchange, 91.. Gold, 3
5.2Os. SL2- coupon, 1i7s. IO-i0's, coupon, g.
Forth CaTolna 6's. ~. Virginiss, coupon
So. Do, new. 81. Tenness sees, ex Go upon, Il !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

EEEvET Col. T.. II. LUD;SGToS, Major and
AssisiSnt Inspector General. has been relieved
from dnty at Charleston, ;. C., and ordered TO
report TO the Commanding General Depart
ment OF the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

SECRETARY SEWARD Is 10 be In New YorI
to-day, when large number OF gentiemen VII
meet him al Mr.. Peer Cooper :, TO consider tbs
subject Of a canal across the Istbmus of Dirien
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

New YoFb Grain Market ro-Say.
NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Wheat dull ana droop
ing. Corn heavy and Ic. lower. Flour 51I0;
lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

UPauiers for the winter are TO be cushions
OF down, for warmth.
~In some portions OF Minnesota, bank
checks for 81 and 81 pass current on accou Mt
Of the scarcity Of small notes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, JR, (brother OF
John Quincy,l has been in town for several
davs, the guest of Attorney Geaeral Evarts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

TEOOPs PoE WEST YIKG,STA.-One compa-
p-By of the lZth Infantry, commanded by
Lieut. HaIloran. has been sent to West Virginia
10 remain unIIi aiter the PresIdeutiaI election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

GEN. GRANT-Nothing has been received
from Gen. Grant rs To the time of his return
here. and it is probable ne will come altogether
uDannounced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
DE EATH OF THE SURVEYOR GENERAL
OF NEW MEXICO.

ST. JcUIs, Oct. 2p.--Ben. Cutler, the Sur
yeyor General of New MeXicc, aud formerly
AdJutant General OF California, died on Sun.
day last at Santa Fe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

PoLITIcAL.-The New York Worlds table
gives the Republicans 1863 majority in Indi.
ana.
- The official majorities from all but four
eoLnties in Pennsylvania, and the reported
figures from these four counties, foot up L, ,O9c
Republican majority.
The onicial majority Of Allen A. Br afford
the Republicon candidate for delegate to Con.
sress from Colorado, is II. He has received
his certificate from the Board of Canvassers
The meeting Of war Dem ocrats who desire
10 aid the election of General Grant will be
held at Cooper Institute, New York, to. orrow
night The call has been signed by nearly one
hundred of the most in n uential citizens of New
York city, all of whom were war Democrats
George Francis Train has published an
address in Dublin, Ireland, advising lrlshmeu
in the United States to vote for Grant for Pres.
ident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

FIRST LIEUT. ADAM BADsAU (Brevet Brig
Generalj has been tran sferrsd from Conpany
r 10 Company H. 4th Infantry. upon tnr
t commenCa;i0n OF the reSimental commander
Col. BaGeau will, however, remain on duty as
aide-de-csmp on the s,af Of the General ID
Chef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20
REVENUE APPoINrNRNra.-

SENATOR GRIMES, of Iowa. is in New Yorb
ON a short visit. He is in improved health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

~ Queen Isabella has fallen after a reign of
exactly thirty five years. She succeeded to the
throne al the death of her father on the 29th of
September. 1888, and on the same day of 1865
the revolution reached her capital and termin.
ated a reign that had been almost coeoual with
har l,ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

Or ERLAED MAIL ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA -
Postmaster General Randall and Assistant
Postmaster General Mcclellan are now IN lew
York city, arranging for the transportation Of
the California mails overland bet ween the ter.
iEi Of the Union and Central Pa eIfic railroads
They Will probably complete the arrangements
to-day ana return here tomorrow, and here.
ai'er tie mails VIII be transported overland
regularly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

MR. AND MRS. ROBERT LINCOLN returned
Ia the clty from their bridal tour few day,
since, III me health and spirits, and were Ia
guests OF Senator and Mrs. Harlan, the pare MS
Of Mrs. l.. Thy left here last evening for
Chicago, where Mr. Lincoln is permanently
and successfully engag' d IN The legal profes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

CHANGE OF HEADQUARTERS BY direction
OF the Secretary OF War. the headquarters OF
the 5th u. 5. Cavalry have been transferred
from Richmond, Va, 10 Fort jefferson, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-20

REVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nc.
CuIloch to-day made the following appoint
ments OF Internal Revenue officers
StoT,fs, ye ss.-James Billings, I'd Ohio; Geo
w. Dovn-y. Nevada; +. A. Crawford, Oregon
John J.. L. Barre, 9th OHIO; Thomas Eobnsoo
2}d New York; James Hanley, Sd New York
y. H Ferris. 9Th New York; George w. Pcrry,
I'd Wisconsin; Edward +. Gilbert ID Wesi
Virginia; MIchaei Sullivan, John Carrigan, Isl
Pennsylvania; H. Block. 5th Kentucky; A. q
Rsdway, Charles ID. Vain, Idaho; H. J. VI
Miller. Sth Pennsylyania; sam uel ID Sears, IN
' Irginia; K. A. Cronin, LIST Pennsylvania
Christian Pfahler, 18th Pennsylvania.
Gdugers.-Samurl ). Brannan, Geo. C1pron,
g. T. Gillett. I'd Wisconsin; Samuel r. Knapp,
Leonard Hampstead, Sd Connecticut; a. g
LEVIN, Eth Ohio; James DIrst, John At Futile.
Sd Illinois; George &. Myers, ID North Caro-
Ena; Henry Wsithoff, let Ohio Arthur w.
Young, slh Tennessee; e.. ID. Wall, IiIh Ohio:
George G. smith. lst Illinois
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, l6es.-Jay UooKe 4
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A DIsAsTROUs EXPLOsIok.-The passsrrar
engine W Washineton conducting the second ey.
cursion train bearing the Norfolk delega,as
home, exploded her boiler near Elk creek, two
miles above Forest depot and twelve miles
west of lynchburg, Va, on SATURDAY. evsnins
killing her engineer, Jerome Stout, the fire,
nan, and q brakeman named W. Beekbam
This engine was inst eut the ompauy's shops
at Central where she had been thorour urbIv
overhauled and repaired.-LyncAburq yiroi,,,ra
WMrs. stanton has gone to New Jersey to
live. -