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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
Recall of the French Secretary of Leya.

LONDON, June 2o.-M. lie yiscount De St.
ferriol, First Secretary of the French Lega.
ton at Washington, has been recalled by his
Government. He will be accredited to Eng
land in the same capacity
LONDON, June a9-F ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for
money, "a a9i&; on accounts, 9ix; u =.
5-20's, 734; Illinois Central, lOIk. Eries, as
FRANKFORT, June 29-Forenoon.-U. s
5-2O's, IN.
LIVERPOOL, June 29-Forenoon.-Cotton
quiet and steady; SAFES Of 1O,9o bales Prices
remain unchanged. Breadstuffs quiet
QUEENSTOWN, June 29.-City of New York
from New 1ork on the 18th, arrived yesterday.
LONDON, June 29.-Afternoon.-Iliino, Cen
tral, lU1A,
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NEW YORK-PIRsr RoARD.
[By Bankers ana Brokers' Telegraph.l

10y I6IeRrdDn,I
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets a follows:
NEW YORK, June 26.-First Board-U. S.6'.,
1854, coupon, 1l0h; 1865 coupons, Ill X; ls65
coupon, new, 113S; 6.2O's, l567, coupon, ia;
l0:4os coupons, 10! 1.3Os, second, lO9k; I 3e's
sippi Certificates, 500; Mariposa, 4; Atlantic
Mail, 80; Canton, 49k; Oumb'ld. 80; Western
y; Telegraph, 3,1; Quicksilver, %: Boston
water Power, FK: N Y. Central, l35x; Erie
!0k; DO preferred, rs; Hudson, 1iOX; Reading
1O6 II Michigan Central, ITO; Michigan South.
ern Gx; Illinois Central 157; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, =; Northwestern, 71x; do prerd,
~; Cleveland and Toledo, l04I; Rock island,
42: Toledo Wabash, ASK; Adams Ex, 81:
Wells, Fargo & Go. Express, 26; American Ex-
press, 43H; United States Express, 81 u; Mer.
chants Union. 46; Chicago & Alton, LIZ X: do
prfd, lao; Gold, 14OS. Market steady.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Boston steamer on Wednesday, from
Norfolk, carried on two thousand barrels OF
Vegetables, and left almost as many barrels ON
shore, which she was unable to take The
daily shipments OF vegetables from Norfolk TO
the Northern cities is now very large.
Inc stanton Spectator learns thar Loren zo
Sibert has made within the last two weeks. a,
Elizabeth furnace, in Augusta ooanty, sixty
IONS good steel, some of which has been
wrought IN tne smiths shop into cutlery. He
The Petersburg Express announces thst
Gen. Malone has contracted for a suficIert
quantity Of railroad iron to relay the south
SIDE and Virginia and Tennessee railroads
The delivery OF the rails will commence about
the LIST Of August.
The vestry ofSt Johns Church. at Ports.
mouth, have called TO the rectorship OF the
Virginia. ''''
Judge VIM. A. Harrison, of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia, has sent in
ms reslgnation, 70 take effect January I, 1869.
The accounts from the harvest now going ON
favorable. 'ei'
A difficulty took place in Marion. TUESDAY.
between Col. Fayette MeMuliin and Jno p
Wight, editor OF the Marion Radical Record.
IL appears that Wright had published an ahu-
slve article upon the Governor. winch induc-d
me iattel TO call and demand an explanation.
Wright fell upon the Governor suddenly. anJ
struck him several blows with Q sticx. when
the Governor got him down and was hano1nr
MIN when persons came in and sepa<1 -
The Court in Nelson county have fuSv%f|
been able to prevail upon any lawyer to act ~
Oommonwealth's attorney, to succeed Nh
whitehead, recently removed by military au-
thority FoEs - - ~
The Culperer Observer says: ~Many of
our farmers have commenced cnfftnr their
wheat. Woleaxn that the wheat An a.
ceIlent quality, and promises hazvy yfeld.n -
The Common Council At Freder3ckxbure
last week appointed q man a. temporSry no.
lieemsn until suitable person can be found
II " said that since the appearances oi Sum
ner's letter, Fields Cook, Respectable coIorad
man. has eeen urged TO run a. q candidate for
Oongress Against Porter. = w
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money was extremely easy in New York
Saturday. from the opening to the close, and
loans on mixed collaterals were made at ga
per cent, the supply being largely In excess of
the demand. The statement Of the associated
banks OF that city for the week ending Satur.
day is favorable to continued ease, the deposits
having increased 1881, ,820 and the legal tender
notes Si,2s5,121, white the loans. in which are
included all securities purchased by the banks,
have been extended 81 1896, ,42s. The drain of
specie to Europe and the demand for Customs
duties in the absence of sales by the Treasury
are reflected in decrease OF 81, ,71 $50 in specie
The circulation shows a decrease of s7O,3gg
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PRIZE FIGHTS YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. June 29-There was priza
night between Yellow Davis and Tim Crowley
on Long Island on Sunday morning One
hundred and forty rounds We're fought, when
Crowley was declared the victor owing TO a
foul blow from Davis. Horace w Vinton
fought William Stockmaster on Sunday morn
ing at Hudson City. Thirty -four rounds were
fought, when the fight was declared a draw
neither party coming to time. Vintou had his
RIBS broken, and the other was severely in
lurpd.
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~A make.shift-a sewing macbir

make-shift-a sewing machine.-Judy.
- There is female 'schirop odist', faneliee
corn doctor) in New York
- The Ellsworth Zouayes are to becoms /.
BENEVOLENT association.
- Mss KELLOGG will sing at the Paris Ital.
ian ODera next season. =. - :
me N. Y. papers are speaking In season
against the explosion Of flre CRACKERS and dan.
gerous pyrotechnics by boys and men on the An
Of July. = = 80 '''
~Thomas Campbell was murdered =,
Inursoay, Al Martinsville, near Lexinstor.
kentucky, by two brothers named IiIiisra
An old gr9dge growing ont Of the war en- isssei
between them. - - ''-'
"a negro BY the name Of Georee wa.hins.
on Guy snosner negro named GIANT Wilson
win arazor, in seymour, Ind. en Satnrasv
night, tbs thought Wilson win die: Cause,
q coeored girl. 4 : - 80 ''r'-'
ing Tracts Of lands wers rscentIv soid nv tn
sherihs 161 acres for rs cts. IN Currency. per
acre; 1000 acres at el60, e4O acres at SI 30 per
acre, and nve and q half acres adioinin1 fhe
town Of Richmond for SOS currency.
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HIS TWO SrEPSoNS

rensvllle, Cuyahoga county, on Saturday mur-
dered his two stepsons, named uayle, with a
butcher knife. He assaulted other persons of
the neigh borhood and defied arrest by the local
authorizes. Finally he was arrested by the
police from this city. He was formerly lake
sailor, and violent and quarrelsome man, and
therefore much feared and disliked
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Baltimore Markets, rs.d.v

BALTIMORE, June 29.-Cotton firm, at 30x
cents for Middling Uplands; -four dull and
quotations nominal; wheat very dull and un-
changed; Corn firm, kwhite s1i2al. Is; yellow
SLi2; oats dull and Unchanged; Rye very dull
and prices unchanged; Pork quiet, at s29; Ba-
con nrm, RIB sides IGN, clear do. IL: shoulders
lsA hams 2la22; lard dull at Iikals. ser
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The BRIcKLAYER's STRIKE IN NEW YORK.
Ihe latest phrase of the bricklayer's strike is
that number OF the boss masons have left
their own ORGANIZATION. and have granted the
demand of the bricklayers, viz 81 SO a day al
hours a day. They have been offered work
by some OF the contractors independently of
all interference with the masons, at their own
terms, and offers of WORK are coming from dis
taRt places on similar conditions A letter
was receIyed from q Mr.. Thompson, of Wash
ington, ID. C., stating that he was prepared TO
give employment to thirty five brieklayers, in
response TO which many, d is expected the
thirty -nve. will start for the Federal Capital
on Monday. A committee is in session. an.
pointed TO receive the reports from the several
other committees Of the Bricklayers' Union.
namely, 2, 4 and -; but up TO the hour of our
press, 27h.
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NEW YORK, June 26-The different corps of
marksmen attending the Scheutzenfest marched
in procession through the principal streets O,
the city to-day. The houses along the route
were adorned with flags and evergreens and
sidewalks were crowded with interested spec
tators. While passing through Union SQUARE
the procession was reviewed by the Mayor and
the Congressional delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

~wm. Brown was murdered al Milan ON
the Memphis & Louisville Railroad, on the
gath, by three brothers named Wheeler, who
attacked him for participating in q chivarri the
night before, in consequence Of q municipal
election. .4
~ The Richmond City Council has refused
an Appropriation for music and fire works on
the Fourth Of July.
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Wall Street Te.day.

NEW YORK, June 29.-Stocks active Gov.
ernments steady. Gold, llS Old FIye.Twen-
ties, il3s I; new, ia Ten n-Forties, 1OOE. Seven.
Tnirtles. lO9x. Virginia 6's, new, '5Ix Ten.
nessee 6's. new, 74k; ex-coupons, 75k, Mis-.
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DAMAGE TO THE L. 8, STEAMER
MONONGAHELA

NEW YORK, June 29.-The U. s. Steamer
Monongahela arrived late last night: under saii.
ped in consequence Of the damage when
thrown on the rocks during the hurricane.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
NEW YORK CONVENTION.
Gathering Of the Clans-Movement I'm q
Interest of Gov. Seymour.

Oatheffng Of the CIans-Movement In the
Interest of Gov. Seymour.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star
NEW YORK, June ga meeting of promi-
nent New York politicians, in the interes; Of
Governor Seymour for Pres ident, was held at
90 Nth avenue yesterday. Hon. John A
Green, Of Syracuse, is one Of the leaders OF this
movement.
Ex-Governor BigIer, Of Pennsylvania, ex-
Governor Magoffin, Of Kentucky, Hon. Mont
gomery Blair, Hon. T. Lyle Dickey, Of ILL.,
nois, and Governor Stevenson, of kentucky,
are among the prominent Conservatives in
town this morning T..
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fs.day's New York Markets.
(By Telegraph

NEw YORK. June 29,-FlouY market dull and
orooping. Wheat dull and in buyers favor
heavy; mess, s2S. Cotton quiet at 81 cents for
Kidding Uplands. Freights quiet. Naval
Stores Spirits of Turpenune quiet at 45ai5X
cents Resin dropping at 81 9OaS2. .95 for strained
common
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WIFE MURDER.

BOSTON,, June 29.-John Crane, a resident of
Charlestown, is under arrest, CHARGED with
numbering his wife. Mrs. Crane died suddenly
q week age, and examination disclosed the fact
that she died from violence
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THH REVOLUTION In JAPAn.-Advicesf from
Japan, via San Francisco, of later date than
those received by the Atlantic cable, states that
the late Tycoon has accepted the terms imposed
ny the Mikado. had abandoned Yeddo, disband.
ed his army, ceded nearly half of his territory,
ana In token Of submission had left Yeddo on
Meet TO the Mikado, had LETT Yeddo with the
vessels, and gone, 1t was supposed, to the
Northern coast. II is believed that the civil
war is far IRON being ended yet notwithstand-
ing the submission Of the Tycoon. Several
battles have been fought, in which the Mikado,s
forces were worsted. Three hundred prisoners
are TO be beheaded. The Mikado had arrived
with his army near Jeddo and was threatening
the city. The Stonewail has not yet been sur.
rendered. The c'ew have all been paid eff and
most Of them leave for home in the China. Ad.
vices received at London, state that the Tycoon
was SO little able to defend the city that he had
O4efed to retire and disband his armv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

- yosepA B,oomsart formerly clerk in the
United States Depository ut Louisville. XIV
convicted OF defrauding the government n.S
been fined 81, ,s3s, and sent to the penitentisrv
for six years, and 10 remain there until The s;n
10 paid. ~e "ne
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TELEGRAPH LINE TO MEXICO.
FORT UNION, NEW MEXICO, June 29.-Tele.
graph completed 10 Fort Union, New Mexico,
to reach Santa Ee next week
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Baltimore Stock Market. ro.dax

BALTIMORE, June 2S-Virginia SIS, ex.cou.
pom, ~ ~ bid, and ~ asked: North Carolina
SKIES, ex coupon, 76x bid; louisiana skies, ex.
coupon, 63 bid.
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ARRIVAL

ARRIVAL OF THE swATARA.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-The United States
steamer Swatara, Of the European 50 quadron.
arrived at this port yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

WAsHIHeroN, June %, ls6s.-Jay Cooke Il
Go. furnish the following Quotations of Gov.
eInment securities:
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FoRHIeN NEws.-The Irish Church Suspen.
sorry bill was debated In the British House of
Lords on Saturday, and attracted great atten.
ton the floor and the galle1es being crowded.
During the debate some pretty strong Language
was used by the opponents Of the bill one OF
whom characterized 1t as sacrileee, and de-
clayed that the Queens coronation oatn on ght
70 bar her saActioa ofit.s The debate was sd
loaPed. The Irish Reform bill was read for
the hrst time. Count Bismarckb health is i'm.
proving. sRrace Napoleon has arrived at Con.
stantinop90 In the Corps LAgtslatifa q Contract
made win the TrAnsatlantic SteamUhip Com.
panl TOR TIE transl ortation ofmails 70 Panama
and Chilli. IVES approved.
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MILWAUKEE,, June 29.-Wobertdorn of Con.
cordia, took the first prize at the Sangerfest
Ooncert on SatNrdav Sangerfest closed o-day
with sumner nights festival at q urntine;s
Park.
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AUGUSTA, ME, J une 29-Daniel Pike. casbier
OF the Ffreman's National Bank, in this city,
died last night. He had been for a Quarter Of
a century Treasurer Of Kenebec county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

gNrs. victoriaI baser comnittsd s.ieid.
with Q razof, y New SYork, on SATURDAY.
csnsedIby III Ae0th and religious excitemeus.
@Two white men named Wyatt and Hack
er, and c, loYed man, were killed by a stroke
OF lightning, Saturday, at London, Kentucky.
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GEN. JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE IN
CANADA.

TORONTO, CANADA, June 29.-John G.. Breck.
enrldge, late OF the rebel army, arrived here
on saturday from Paris, France. He will re.
main here for some time.
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BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hsir Bye is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable,
instantaneous; no Disappointment; no ridiculous
unts; remedies TIE i'll effect of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the air soft and beautiful blaaS
o. br0srs. Sold BY al Druggists and Perfurners;
and properly applied at Bachelor D Wig Factoy
No. Is Bond sreet. New YORK ia ls-eodly
A CARD.
Clergyman, while residiaF IN south America
ae missionary, discoveI ec safe and simple rem
edy for the Cure of Nervous weakBess Early De-
cay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole trsiH OF disorders brought ol by
baneful and vicieus habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by
desire to benefit the oficted and unfortunate will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi-
cine IN sealed envelope, 10 any one Who needs IL,
~ yosEPH T. fNMxA, Station D, Bible House,
my 9-3ms New York City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

MACK" (late OF the Cincinnati Commercial ,
who has connected himself with the Cincinnati
Enquirer, reports that he gets sl5,OOO worth OF
stock in the concern and 5000 year. He goes
Pendleton for the Presidency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

ORDERED WEsT.-By direction OF the Secre.
tary of War, Lieut.. Col. X. A. KInzie has been
assigned TO duty as paymaster for the district
OF 81 Louis, and has been directed to report TO
Breyet Brig. Gen. Brown, Assistant Paymis.
ter General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

"AGArE," (whitelaw Reid) is offered by
Horace Greeley in person an editorial place on
ne New York T7bHNs. He Is an owner of the
Cincinnati Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

The SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE have
determined TO report in favor of the rejection
of Perry Fuller as Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

'SW EDE OF the Cincinnati CoBsBgsrciaI, and
'Gath-" of the Chicago TrituHs. are said to be
SeOrge Alfred Townss nd, who meantime writes
Tor the Cleveland Leader twice a week and
for several other publications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

MRS. AMEs has finished her bust of General
Grant, who has given her all the sittings she
desired 1t IS a speaking likeness, and when
reproduced in ParIan will he a desirable
souvenir of the great captaia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

The EIGHT HOUR LAw.-President Johns On
las signed the bill in favor of enforcing the
eight-hour law IN all the Navy Yards and other
Government workshops. 1t takes immediate
treci, and the employees at the Government
Printing Ofhce here commence work under the
eight-hOur law TODAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.
from the Southern States to the Democratic
Convention, which meets in New York on
Saturday next, are daily arriving here en- route
to New FORK, and o-day a number Of them
visited the White House and were received by
the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

iHk ihPEAcHnENr ISvEsrIeATIoE.-The
M managers report Of the Impeachment investi-
ganon has been nearly completed by General
Butler, and will be presented to the House on
wednesday. In the testimony to be presented
the report gives a detailed account of con yer.
sation which took place at the White House be-
tween the President and his Cabinet officers be.
fore the final vote on impeachment was taken,
when the subject Of gaining Republican Sena-
tors was considered. The President, il is stated,
named those whom he believed could be In.
dueed to vote for his acquittl II appears that
there was diversity Of opinion in regard 20 the
position of Senator Wilson, bat the President
said be was firm in the belief that it would be
useless TO attempt to sec ure his vote. The Man
ayers endeavor 70 keep all the evidence OBJ
tained by them very close, but the abo We is con.
sidered authentic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

THE CITY CoUsCILs.-This being the reg
ular meeting night OF the City Couacils, and
both the Republican and Conservative organ.
izations having adjourned until this evenir z,
there will be meeting or meetings of both
organizations tonight at the City Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

THz WHITE HcUsK.-The usual crowd of
visitors was At the Executive Mansion to-day.
and many Were admitted to see the President
Hon Reverdy Johnson, our Minister to Eng.
lanc, and several Senators and Representatives
had interviews with the President this fore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s9l2 93255.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

GENERAL L. II. PKLoUZK, Assistant Adiu.
tant General on duty at the War Department
returned 10 the city yesterday morning from
his tour Of inspection at Fortress Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

CoNFIRNATIoN AND REJEcTIoN.-The Sem
ate, IN executive session. ON Saturday, con-
firmed the nomination Of Martin T. McMahon
OF New York, as Minister to Paraguay. The
nomination of General John E. Muiford, as
Collector for the Third District Of Virginia,
was rejected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

The Washrrg gton correspondent OF the Bos.
ton Post teIegraphed our column and a half
description of the Henderson wedding to that
paper without word of credit; and it is copied
IN the New York World and other papers,
credited to the Post. The correspondent in
question is getting pretty bad name for tricks
of this sort, and ifit is repeated at our expense
we shall feel called upon 10 say something
harsh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

The PRESIDENT AND Mr.. McCULLocH-
ar" writes To the Sun:
"During the concert by the Marine Band at
the Presidents grounds last evening, Mr.
McCulloch sat by the President, and was
engaged for q long time in most familiar con.
versation with him, indicating anything but
unfriendliness between them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

CHANGES AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.
Paymaster A. w. Russell has been ordered to
duty al the Washington Navy Yard as Inspec.
tor OF provisions and clothing.
Paymaster w. b. Boggs has been detached
from duty as Inspector of provisions and cloth.
ing at the Washington Navy Y ard and ordered
TO remain on duty AT the yard as Paymaster
Passed Assistant Paymaster Leonard A.
Frailey has been detached from special duty
al the Washington Navy Yard and placed on
waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

Court MARITAL AT FORTRESS MONROE
General Grant has issued a special order d.
reeting that a general court martial be con-
We. ed At Fortress Monroe ON the lst of July.
or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the
trial OF such prisoners as may be brought be.
fore II. The following .named onicers have
been detailed for duty on such court-Brevef
Brig. General J. Roberts, L cut Col. ;th
United States artillery: Brevet Major General
c. p. Eakin, 1st Lieutenant United States ar
uliery; Brevet Capt. e. p. Hazilton, ith artil.
lery; lst Lieutenant j. Dillenback. LIST United
States artillery; LIST Lieut.. A. L. Clark, Sd ar
tiliery; LIST Lieut.. b. F. Ryer, I'd artillery; ID
Lieut. A. Hewe, ith Artillery; I'd Lieut.. Il. ID.
Potts, Sd artillery, and Brevet Major ]. Camp.
bell, Judge Advocate
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DKPARTCRE OF GENERAL GRAyr.-Tenera,
Grant and lady, accompanied by General
Dent OF General Grants staff, viii leave here
tO-ROrrOv morning. tor the West. The General
will be absent about one month, and will VISIT
several Of the prinoipal western Cities The
trip VIII not extend further west than CHEYENNE
CIty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

To BE WITHDRAwN.-Iti Is reported that the
President VIII withdraw the nomination OF
Perry Fuller to be Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, as there is no possibility Of his con.
firmaticn by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-29

The DISTRICT OF CoLUMHA ELECTION
BnL.-The hill relative 10 contested elections
IN the District of Columbia, recently passed by
Congress, pOt having been returned by the
President became a law on Saturday hast with
out the signature of the President the ten days
allowed by law for him 10 return a.bill with
his objections having expired on thai day. II
mas therefore been transmitted to the State De.
partment, and is now a law.