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Nqentell DerlQuat.

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Mdb ma dine etnsafiibren. SreiS SIS. Sic
Sral.c1t 52ei SaSen rno n3adbt ben eaten d IuBs
~ o. AAe ubrigen poblfeileA NRd19inen MAIDEN
cen 3ette Y I'D. eSecer 4sent ipir0 init einer
gopte oe5 fatentbrtefes oerfebel. esrEe usfdIieBs
tt9 5settannt. aFan ienSe mad eirtuIaren.
~. 81. Bead u. 60,
ian25 Ro.294 Srpeite Gtrase, Mempbts, senn.
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Mnfiin0iQunQ.

eco photographer nom auseeseidnetea ger5ouen
3n SOC: lG0 photographer pon Unions Dffisteren
su 25e; 100 gbotpgropbtet fdSuer Srauen fir Csc
100 YsoloGrnpbten BON StbauipieIerlt unb Sdbaus
fptelerinnen 25e; 60 Ybotosrap9isn non Gonf66es
rtrten 0ffs ersn 25c. 4ofrei sugeIanOt, Ipenn man
fIn renoet an - =,
Daoib EdpIors ir..
.1an25 Baibinaton. 8 6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
Die gtaats3eituns:.fiir 1865.

eN%<0SS>~~~pS3atS~$ = oO>0v
Edgli6e un6 Bo9entIids
Staats<8eitung; Subferip :
tion8s Rreife.
SaeIi9e 3eitung. (burd
ben Srd9er ms SauS seliefert ODER per
8oit berlanot):
Sci nonatIider ODER biertelid6rli6er
Soransbesabluns 81 per Monat.,
.Ri9t i'm 8oraas be5abIt
81. Is per Wonat.
Sei 80dentIi9er Collection ourd ben
Srager. &. q. 80 Gents per ISOLDE.
Wo6entlide 8eitung:
Dur9 Den Sra9er ms Saus eeliefert
10 Gents per 9lummer.
per 9oit mad alien Sbeilen Der ger<
eini9ten 9taaten 81 per Sabr.
@er 8oit mad SOUTHLAND, 4orto
norausbe5abtt s
IS. % per Sabr.
So per Salbiabr.
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agentell Derlangt.
$z5 bis $3.50 SEN SJ1punf.

wetblt9e, I'm bic ddbte, neuuer6eiiette ,Gonrons
Sehfe 9taRmaf9ine@ su pertunfeit. 4reis nur $40.
Seoe 0a9tne aHf orei Sabre garGnttrt. Siee be ID
pc groBte ertneang 0eS 8ettatters unb 8iebt Don.
tdnnf9e 0enn9th ing. 8e9eH girtuIaren uno 8ez
oilignn9en abr Hire man g. Sd. oIiper u. Co.
arslitl1s, ap., Q9enten bes 6abritanteu fir ben
SupeH. iaf25
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uub 2uorpiae
Giien6allll. .s I.


Sie Nttiras Biider bet EennefIee< unD gaciFcseis
fenbnPn eaen iekt in Der Office Don Soi. %. AleEs
linton nuS 8Ianter's Bnitt Gde nom luton niiS COT
eae StrdBe pffen Die Mftfe foet iete $50, bic erie
erforberIide @insGh[ung betr6st 81 pen Nttie.
pie auslsguas Siefef 8abn If polenset, bic ProtI'
onit9ten, 6ne, 8eribte tll1o Nbi9 6kuteen iine in
S. %. Alsn's Office etnau5eben. s. -
Die a9i9tigfeh .bteier 8oba fir Nafbuine nnb ben
Staat aIs GrtpidInnas bes aferbaues uu6 ssr
nitneraIit9 tai,n i9t berf9d st ioers
ben, ba biefeIre hur ein aanb I6t, 1ueIdes unuerz
9leibib in Besu9 aif ben Mnban non Betreibe unb
Mt iberfroiiea aaf bteiem Gonfin 1T bniidtIi5 her
@iebweiben- if. S1t feinenf nnberet QanSesfbeiIe
tSnae, fetnere Esabsn anS riidbts aIes ayt gesose
SANDER. 70 REID an TinernIien} mite aobIen, Gifen,
s9ipfer, 8int nitb Nstrpeunf lauren. fSie @diber
kefern nRerf Mafefi Der beten Sidtef,, @apz
petit Giden, f4snnrse g8alnuf 9irfben u. (. 10.
Sfnede.s 80 - fsr-se e sex Fsz9 y ~
aBen btefe 8abn sebait i 70 ijrn bel ben fest 70
ittebrgen 26Spreif fen afth BEL Ser inerfd6pfttdsen
Gra9tbarteit aab ben sroBen eiIfsaneaen otsfes
bteben unn ibre Aeimatb iperben.
Sir appeairen aaf eas grftIittte an Sebeu: ber
nteree an Der btfabrt 6iees Stantes unb bissst
ct bt irn1t attien an nebne unb is 6iefss llnte.s
nebmsi1 NIT nHen Rraften ~ interftiitens
tfI25 5t55#sssffSE
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GOgefiel6 nllb aelltHfg
Gifenba9ll. sa
geafbpille nnD Gfenpbts einie.

Die I5neGRe inb saperl&bIidte Rcute nod gssu,
pbis, SumboIoti Goro ll,lo ale AHntte I'M geffen.
gug perIabt 9aibpile I'M 115 Sot5mittass unb
8erI6 st WeInphts nm 6 1lbr Abene5 ,ine errstsbt
EGfbutue am ndcDHen @ornrittag 10 ubr, ff,Yae Il
f9lnB in 9ufnbsIbt NIT Ben 5ager ber Robile NIB
DITTO Gtfenbnbn fir aHe jibItten Pnntts.i Gbenfans
uadt ct gena,ei, Mnidlits In 6unbolbt init Stiaen
fir Cairo, ct. 2ouis tlab ale speftIiden 4untte.
9iefe ainieii init eleganten S4Iafmdge ueriebeb,
III IN 9uten Gbrbarem Snitanse Hae lit porbsyettei,
Pafaeiers uftb 6ratt f3lteH nne pnttIig III btfBrs
itltt 81 ,2s&s asss4s I
iGbcntae sDaHarn,,
iuI25 Seal. Sap't. 6. u. g. Giienbabn.
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'-s'''Is Sqrper o grOtbers,

c.arben Gar Earuer itne Mnnsre.-Die Gr1ten
Gwhnerat dafben @onpdgnte DtrfertiseH bic beife
ceHIefte uiD 6enerhaftefe Sabs i'm @ebfdn9; twet
mt dngeleete, NIT reinem 2einiamen Del Derm4te
Anttrt@e buasrn 20 10 Sabre; fe IL pom sfaer Iei3s
tetb annen Cher i9SneH GboeoIa6en Sarbe uu6 fam
sine Grlue, bleierne Rein, oItDe ober ssIbe BEN
~ ge9mnd mad perdnosrt perben. Sic III GnDenbbar
fir 3anier, S9eunen, Sen,en, Bdsen, efniers Aders
baugerdtbts Gdnaiboote, S9fe, metanene nab 6pf3s
Ddbtr oa he feuerH4er IN uub gsa9stitder (sir
6obfttant bat I'm lesteH Sabre 5000 Phlab gebrnnbt
feiner nnbern rbe Abertroifen fsreen. 4rets
Gclays per Sap RON 900 9fInb, fir ben 6nrmer fir
Sabre eenigeEbs Wdn enbe fur ein Girciiar, pelAes
Gne erDdrf9te Ausflnt eiebt RENE ii ddt, es fei
1enn, re babe has Ge9dftsjaneu: Grafton 9eiasrat
Tsrbe. abrshe:
RsE 6W a5iga earl strase, Re on
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
MuNN & go.

" NO. 81 ParK NOW, Now I OK,
neg Gin f56 gebunnenes @eif, entbaItenb f50
3ettnung BON me9antfben Ges nftdno n lIho Der
Der. StaGten Genius mad Counties ncb 9Binfen rno
soribriten fir 81 edonter, frei per 4Oit gen Gins
enhuns pon Q Gents. e324
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500 -25O per NiOnat.

S8fGeRfen perlanet-TldnnIibe pn5 rveibIid5e In
- en- gansen Der. Gtaaten. Inn b1e efn5tas,
d6te GOmmnn Genie @dbmnf@tne gu pertaAfen,
fftne IN Der 9eIt. Gieie Diafdbime moot III efafffs
t6en S6IReb, Der aaf ber StdGtsf fair in Hbdnr ais
ben fdrffte, elafite ui1S fr Rdt eref In 6mfiien
serf1niften wernen ua6 bod fam bef StDf ntdt
ansetnanbG gesugen Derhen, chne i'm 81 5erretben.
uorsiIgid5ei Mrt ssIb @eIe Nebe saitb,e totr6 a,f
bret sabre 1ndbrIettet. $500 Bat Elm &Geat I'M
erften Rona4 eemadt, 8ein1e O6er abrefftre
BLISS Il McEATHRON. e%a
ITO. f46 8terfe Gtrabe, ode pom gteenf
2ouispinef &p,
Bt9tfqe Ma @ri9 t.-@tr fnb besadtridtiat
rnprbent Dos 9eripAen cine eIenbs stad5nhmlng Der
6dtten 6. o. IN. aus Guseifen anElnotqetl. Ban
bite fdb rer anen, bic nidbt Don uus uber unSeren
autpriirteit AssnteH perfnuts psroen. gHe an6efen
itr6 mnedt HnO rertbIps. - jan29
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Nn 9aufleute, 6abrifan>
ten lIn0 Nn0frf.

Biinidt Sbr Gner gef6dft ansefInsist au BADEN?
Sabt Sbr H:c5t aBaaren e6er fonftiee 8e9enffdnbe
lgeIGe sShr iuiHidt, 5ur RenntniB elmer aroben
Gnfle Der tnteugenien utib reiten 2eIte III GiIrer
9adbbaritaft oher TN aHen Stnaten all brinRen7
8erlanGt Shr nt1t neue 2unben unb 9tnsbebnmng
Cures Gei6dftes2 g8eun 10, rperben mir erfreut
fem, Gn 10 entire! bic Namen Der beiten Iatter fir
Guer Gefb6ft IN iebem Staat cb 9betl zines
StGntes i'm gaf1sen aanbe nnauGeben un6 Cure Mnz
De gen 3u ben biligiten Mnfdfen 6es S5erausgebers
befor9er. gBir hGten Saeei6 dbfontnen NIT e ser
qroBen AusnbI 8dtter in &entildD, EennefSee, benz
fioii6en sSn6tnna une Sntnots a6eeb [Dfien, speIe
den, rpeIGe pon rpensitens SEQ 900 2euten eelefen
NTH. GircMIore an ale NftM1enbe per Bon pejdnSt
8rcbsbIdtter nebff 8ebinNufaen 3e. eeIiefert.
NH5eisen6e erfpnren ftG Bet, gslbe rrs 2oIten,
MEM s tinS tire Mnftrdse sMienben. 9robirt es NIT
ut1freM alt. etdbIir en- 6auS EefE {T
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06

hN@A%& - 1914 49, Il AA~ 4
vi tI SV0UuUu d!
3s ak%ln
u. Y = - - -
@rpBer, brftter Damn. - GHppeltes 6eIeiie
@ss I'D ua3. y : e
| $50 IN cxA.x.5sSxG
~ $780, e -.
GA W "'s'..s.-..ss71 'A'''"'
DurItrf l,asS @ess sSrf HS( ~ spe;I.n
11 g1 4 MAO MsR gSrt 423 Mei!en
Z. a5ssS MS III Ron
- zS-7 AReiien brrfiir;eite gReg.
= que 5uge danIen pirftt MAO Nesp yrrf.
Gl,as i "a, 81. :. - s y 9''''
Ban u,.s ta9 BEN Is. yloperbsr 1867 ,Derssa saa.
aI ;s snIH. Sseo'neas mis aaea we''en sniea
@ @'e lo.st: -. .s sa.s
Stem gort 4ett "A@
Z, 30M, M. GfpfsssBoa pon Suufirf tdoI,db fauss.,
S. MrS msct Sc h SorneTsn lSo ma q;
Corning NIT benz 500 q. 81. GrpressVoft;ua po,,
SaFaIs aAS ssrsida sssn goriam rsss Dor sS':
2.s5 b. d.. aiobtntra erpres po,, soromorea. TIN.
nj, fnus6enrnfriien e5nnnfnosa bSIf IN co.
nsIssils aHam 5.25 3. W. lsaPpsrl, ans usre
- Nnffaio an5 ieinnt III Nsw gors an UNI 7.So
q. 81. 81 T5.ss1 s,iaf
As 9s gss as 81. gansss .ss:
t iranca $40 81 ge.; II Cieuii 7ss5 q. 81. 1gupJ
ms San,pfer,i ,ta5 aoSton ms Ser @snenSags.
.@'t Gtdbfeii III petbi,sDets. ~. '"0'AA''
$50 9. %. stasinnati erprsE, 1Snatsrt, .asIis
NM Hi S5 Ut w MR. f,f6sf h S,or,,eusriii hfrey~
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M50aps!

Srei prnbtpoH iIufrirte mebistuif9e gserte, welte
pI3ttae phpnoIc8if9e 8eebruns fir Wdilner unb
Srauen enthoIteu. gBir6 eeeen Gmpfdra BON 25c.
fret eanot iuenn fi Tpenbet an ben Getr tar
Der Ven Dorter utehis;nii1en uniperfitdt, 9so. 80
Clinton HIace, Stem 2lolf gifu. ion25
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Glaims un6 3atellte.

g has. g. aBbitmdn, Redts anlpaIt In Der Sus
&Spreme Court Der @eretnigten Gtaaten, Court fir
Claims uAe Ggeeitius Departments. Sofgfdlttae
Muiertiartseit iutrb allen Mrten Don Mnipriaen an
bie Beretufgten Stdaten Hfb Der DeioraIna pom gss
tenten fir erfnber eei9entt, - 80
Office; Gde ber 5.mb StraBe. Gitp Sal 9eeeniiber,
1Gn17 8afbfngto n, o. s.
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Seine Blatarmatb unto BIeisb,asb
rtebr. }se&
N7;..,sb a a,,Ea ,s.,,,,.sa n ;exaezo,

gferb6ie Repfsal. o fbtsftbm ersen
mfrAs,s safort hur bic braiiItaniide aurana, elm
cait,IiRe Gubiait; aus Htdfen, bic bort uon iehsr
!ft Gsbra,,4 ssiDeisa, gepetIts 81 sSFa~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06

= 6VSine poEfdnbise biIbEtde @ei4idte Der
. 9te bette, binigte ur6 beIebrenbf.s t5antiIier
2eitfJriff IN ninf =
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IL @ G g.
Sfieutiif Atllerifall.
Sas Geite Glatt in Der @elt.
Grl9ftnt felt fait
Gimern SSierteIsSlbr bnabert.

Sieie ausgeaei rele SeltibrIft, ieBt beoeutenb
persrSBert irio uerbeert, lit cine Der uperdif9iten,
niisItpften unS intereHanteten rueId5e iemoIs
6ffentIi5t rpurben. Sebe Summer tit I'D 6n 9es
brudt nnb elegant itluftrtrt nit eeri9ts e@
men OriginaIsStidbef, IueIbe neue Grfnoungen,
Eeuigfetten aus Der Nee5antt, AaricuIturt @bsmIe,
Y5otpgrapbie Nornfacturen, Superintendent, @is
ienitbdft uno STUNT orite Ell
Sarmer, Nebanifer, Grinder, Sn9enieuts, Che
miter. abrifanten, aete non lber Serufsart, fsers
ben ben Scienttfic Mmericur in ibren bez
treTfenaen Sei6dten BON groBem Euten fnoel.
Seine 3atbiblGee urb Stnpetiungen Iperoer ibnen
oas SSabr Hinour5 Sunoerte eriparen uub au5erbeni
cine uuerfiegbare AueIe pom 9rnHtniiien gepdbren,
bic ni9t nap @slO abs'i@d$t w4rben tann. stae
9atente, peIbe eerp6brt 1uoroen iinb, uereen ne #
ben Seiuher e1rum rerDffentlidt.
Sie ld5rii5en Summer be5 scientific @m e.
uier Sauieno sew6bmfiden Seiten
eines 8n9ee. Gin nsuer 8anb be9innt am 1.
SSanu 1868. @erDientIit5t iese ISOLDE. 4rets: Gin
Sabr So: bnIbjdbriidb $1.5O. Clubs pon se6n
Eopien fur Elm slbr $50; 4SrObe GOpien frei suz
oeiQNst, NorefItre
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-06
@efFer ale @ppaipbalial,,

ti,h 0rinait'S WRttteo eGpieln ttne az Rattico.
1ttslii @ ais erlplgps eriDieis sGben ,Utrb Surd
bic ber 9ldlllenbe Griolg ers
selt. Or. Mcora, etr betlbMte GpeaGltf wen6et lie
SeunhS sic dpfetlt bsi sttstea dtpsn anwsns
Aahg eebfa9t. 9su}s@aae sad@
Evening star., 1868-07-24

a LAEsiE SAvtSG.-Hen. y. Il. Wash5nrne,
% Illinois. Chairman Of tle House COMMITTEES
on Appropriations. has ansounced that the
appropriations have all been made, and that
there have beer great savings. The or gIHai
estimates Of expenses foT the fiscal year 1876
Were s3s2,c0,n0. but the whole amount appro-
PrIated has only been S'2.'OCtNuco. The amount
aPproprlaied for the fiscal year ISO.-9. excIu-
sIve OF the appropriations for the pGblIc debt,
pensions, and oounties Is not quite s02, 900 0gr,
while the sam classes OF appropriations FOR
the last fiscal year we've SI.l, ,S-l,s5o. - Con-
cress has not only appropriated Taueh less
Ihsn they we're asked 10 40, ont the apprOpria-
tions are really slmOst s'O0Uo, ,uu less thar they
were a wear ago.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

COSGREss AND orr PUBLIC ScHoOLs-The
civil expense appropriation bill that has lust
become a law authorizes the District cities and
The county TO levy and collect a special tax for
the erection Of school houses and the support
Of public schools. not exceeding fifty cents on
each one hundred dollars for any one year, 20
~ assessed aud collected a. other taxes. L.
estimated that 1t Will need very nearly this
amount OF tax for school purposes To pu, The
public schools on 4 proper footing.
The same bill also appropriates ten thousand
dollars for the purchasing Of suitable sites for
The erection Of additional school houses. and
for the maintenance of schools outside o. the
limits of the cines Of Washin gtOn and q eorge-
town, the money u he expended under the di-
Tection OF ths Levy Court of the county OF
Washington, SUBJECT % the approval OF he See.
--'sEy OF the Interior
Evening star., 1868-07-24

THE WEEKLY STAR. now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the msiis. con
tains the Presidents messages, proposing
amendments to the Constitution and yetoing
the Electoral College bill: accounts of the Re-
publican and Democratic Ratification meet
hgs; the letter OF Gen. Frank Blair, accepting
the nomination; "Aubt Betsy's Adventure, "
charming story OF true love; meeting of
Southern Delegates and Representatives:
rim. Ccr., arrest OF q fait less wife and her
lover; the Bricklayers' Strike IN New York:
Corporation Affairs; Election Of Municipal
Oiiic'rs; Society News: Political News; Wash.
H. gton News aud Gossip, the Courts; the Work
Inc People; Useful 1tems OF Domestic Econ
omy; humorous Sketches; with Departmental.
ana Local News; Agricultural and Housekeep-
pIIE Miscellany; and the --latest Teiegrap phic
Dispatches from all parts of the world.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

MRS LrNCcLS's TEIr.-Had the paragraph
IN yesterdays paper. commenting with harsh
ness upon Mrs. Linccin's trip 10 England, re-
oeiyed our attrntiOn, Il would not have ap-
p-a-ed. Nrs. Lincoln has certainly the same
night 20 VISIT Europe rs any other American
lady; and We see no reason to assume that she
will undertake 10 visit Queen Victoria unin-
Vited. Should she appear AZ any OF the Euro
pean Courts Der experiences In distinguished
position will quite certainly qualify her 70
maintain herself with credit 10 herself anu her
country
Evening star., 1868-07-24
Nu16RhssIoNAL.

AS - HhA0oIONALs
C@Del1siSlf YesseS1ay's Prseeedinss.
ths ~ Tor tie pro46on of the rights OF
Am4caa cstaze0 ensoad being under cOnsidel
ME EHourrdpHGeGaa an .mendmen, as a sur.
stituts for M DookNew's amendment, which
was edopte6-ayss - &nays 49, -
1t vrovioes thai Whenever any citizen Of do
iaWfsily arrsssss asained ns By Ss any 0ss% ,ores
Government, % SHAH be the duty Of the PreN
Dent upon receiving information thereof, TO-
demand the release or liberation of such cid-
xen; aud in case of the refaeai or unreasonable
delay OF such foreign Government to release
such citizen, 1t shall be the duty Of she Prssi-
dent TO withdraw the diplomatic represeAta-
tive Of the United States from such foreign
Government, and to refuse 70 hold inssrcourse
with the representative OF such Government
until justice shall be done N the matter hy
such foreign Government
Mr.. Williams renewed his amendment to be
inserted in lieu Of the the third section IS now
amended. ana 1t was agreed to-ysas, %; nays,
The Seuate then took a recess.
AT the evening session
Ar. Ramsey, from the Committee OF Confer
ence on the bill to amend the postal laws, made
areport, which was concurred in. l'
Mr.. Harlan asked TO take up the billto au-
thorize the city OF Washington 70 issue bonds
to pay its floating debt. +.Iss.. .f.t H
Mr. Harlan said among other debts, the city
owed now about ss200.000 to its school teachers,
and ft was very important that the bill should
pass. s.r.
The bill WAS then taken up and passed. 1t
provides that the amount OF bonds to be issued
shall not exceed S8V0.0Cp. Pei aIaN = retH
MI. Suyner, from tn e Committee on Foreig1
Relations, reported q bill to extend The existing
ac.s prohibiting the trade in Chinese and
Japanese coolies. .-.-
"A large number Of pension bills were tnen
taken up and passed. ...... .-. 90
At 9.35 the Senate went into executive ses-
siop, and then adjourned. ~
The resolution tor adjournment from Mon
day rext, 2Tth instant. to the third Monday of
September, was agreed 70 by the House as 1t
passed the Senate, by q vote Of e5 to 60. ..t. I.
motion to reconsider was then entered, but
its consideration was postponed until to-day.
The contested election case OF Hogan VS..
Pile was taken up, and after debate, Mr.. Pile
was confirmed in his right to the seat by strict
psrty vote
The Utah contested election case was then
taken up, and. after a speech by Mr.. Mc(io-
rarity, the contestant, Mr. Hooper was confirm
ed in his seat; and the House then adjourned to
10 q. ~. to day.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

BRITIsH Grs.-rhis substance, nsed go
extensively In the arts, and forming the basis
of most OF the rnucilage of our Office Isb!es
consists simply OF ordinary commercial starch
heated 20 a temperature OF 32o degrees Fahren-
heat. The discovery Of the adhesive power OF
starch thus tTeated was, we believe, msfe quite
accidentally by Observing the action of ths
water used in exiting uishlnga burning starch
factory upon the heated sssrch, in forming a
sticky paste THAI eiogged ap everything IL
toached
Evening star., 1868-07-24

TEE NEW YORK LAEoR STRIKES The New
YORK lOurneymen bricklayers report their
strike ss aim Sc ended. A committee in session
81 Demu, Hall report the reception of orders
for men III Brooklyn. Greenpoint, Seventy d fth
and Eight sixth streets and else where Pou III
keepsie called for fifteen men and obtained
Them. All these are expected to work but eight
hours day. Thirty men only report them
selves as ont of empioynaent. Other trade So
cIetIes have literally contributed 10 the sun
Port Ol the tricklayers in their :. strike for
eight hours. The committee are OF opinion
there VIII te na occasion TO remain at the De-
milt Hall after the LIST of August
The master masonS had a mec ling Yesterday
afternoon AZ which Mr.. Ross, from the Com
mtttee appointed to wait upon builders re-
ported hat he had called upon the owner of
the largest job now under way in the city, who
had promised 10 allow the lob 10 BE- idle until
such time as the pIesen; controversy may be
settlsd. NT. Jackson stated that Mr. Weeks
who has one of the Randall's Island Jobs has
teR men 1T work on the ten hour systeui Mr.
Wellington reported four men. two of VIII .rn
are Society men. and had been promised wo
more. MI. hArst, a German contractor. re-
poried ZEN men. Messrs. HudfAlter & Fincke,
ht;een men. MIR. Ssyer reported four men.aud
that rv snty more could be procured IL necss-
sary. Mr.. Shafer had during the past three
weeks, laid thTe, hundred and fifty thousand
bricks. with ten-hOgr men. One gentleman
staied thar owing TO his inability to procure
men competent 10 put up, m n su su:ficiently sci
enti5ic manner ordinary front aud rear walls
ne mad ordered his foreman TO pat mp rough
rearS, and then paint them. Tfis i. % b. done
in the ease Of three buildings. AIR. Herbert
reported TWO Eaen and Two bsys. with more IN
come Tomorrow morning. Among this num-
ber ~ one of the best men in the Society ~
The strike OF now more than fifty OF the. iron
mouiders IN the Singer sewing mach hine manu-.
factory In New York continues. As vet there
has nor been sny cause for this strike uade
known, other than the very natural one that
the men demand an advance of IS per cent.
upon tCrmer prices
Evening star., 1868-07-24

"Aeste," who Is usually well informed as to
whatever relates to Chief Justice Chase, writes
60 Tie CincirDati G1-erte--ssNext TO thar of
Perdie-Cp, one name was IN all mems mouths.
IL WAS that Of him who. till within three
weeks, has been the grandest figure in Arneri
can politics for nearly quarter OF 4 century.
Isaiah Rynders WAS for him James Gordon
BenDett was for him. The New York World
was for him. Governor SeyrloSr was for hiIn
The MaEhattan Club was for him. The Five
Points were for him.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

GEORGIA TURNED OVER TO TIE CIVIL AU-
rHoRITiES.-General mesde has issued gene
raj order, the same in substance as issued in
E1orida, that the Legislature Of Georgia, having
complied with the acts oi Congress, the COM
manding general orders THAT the civil officers
holding by military authority, OF failure to
have successors qualified shall yield their
ofices to qualified successors, and turn over all
public property, archives, &c. The military
must abstain from Interference or control over
all the civil authorities. WrIts of habeas cor
pus from courts OF the United States must be
pna ad
Evening star., 1868-07-24

Eyp oF THE PENNSYLVANIA Mrsygs,
STRIxE.-A dispatch dated Scranton. July "a,
says The story Of the strikers having killed
q man q, Pittston yesterday is untrue This
party last night abandoned their purpose OF
coming 10 Scranton, and returned towards
Wilkesbarre by different routes, being in efFec,
dispersed. and the movement af an end The
miners about Pitlston returned 20 work TIM
morning. Miring here has not been inter.
rupted. A party Of strikers appeared at Ktngy-
ton this morning. and stopped the Morgan Snd
East Boston miEes- They len in the director
OF Plymouth 10 Is understood that any fur.
ther inteHup1on VIII oe resisted At the varleas
Evening star., 1868-07-24

TIE COLLEGE REGATTA To-DAY.-The resu,t
ct the boating contest between lhe Harvard and
Yale COLLEGE crew., whIc a comes off TODAY AZ
Worcester, Mass, will be looked tor with IA
necuon We find the following account of the
regatta on "Wednesday, when the Harvard
crew was beaten by the Ward Brothers:
THE Wards and Harvards soon drew 10 the
fTont, and went side by side for a half mile
with the other bOass a length behind. Ire.
were taken mp and repeated again and again
by the crowds on the ban ks, when, at three
quarters OF q mile. the Ward crew drew two
lengths ahead Of the Harvards. At this moment
the Powers were two len gths behind the Har.
wards, and the Northend Boy was close up
with the Powers They all then disappeared
behind q point Of land When they reap pear
the Wards led. and the Harvards were one
length behind. The widest excitement WAS
manifested by the spectators, and the shriIl
cries of the coliegians were heard ABOVE the
uproar Of the cheers and shouts.
Ia the last halt mile both crews bent 10 their
oars with renewed vIgCr, inspired and alima.
ted by the deafening cheers which reached
them from every side. The Wards passed the
hrsI line winning the - ce IN the shortest time
ever made, viz, l. minutes f0z seconds The
HaryaTdS were two leng hs behind, and thoug b
they stopped rowing, they were timed II min
ntes aud So seconds The Powers, third, came
an IN IS minutes and ~ seconds, and the North
enders, fourth, III 2i minutes 53 seconds The
two latter were far behi nd during the last part
of The race. Tue Wards and Haryards rowed
splendidly Throughout.
The Harvards exceeded any<Aing they had
hitherto accomplished, and the result sent their
stock mp ffIy per cent. for Fridays Uni versity
race. This time has bad 4 bad effect upon the
friends of Yale. bat the crew OF that College
are hopeful, and the race on Friday will b
pretty even one.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

ADIoURyaESr OF CoNGREss.-The House Of
Representatives, yesterday afternoon passed the
resolution which previously passed the Senate,
for recess OF Congress from Monday
next (2Tth instantly to the third Monday in Sep.
tember next. The vote stood-yeas 81 uays 60