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Evening star., 1869-08-14
The Working People.

A partial strike prevails at present among
the oricklayers Of New YORK city, in conse-
quence OF the Increase of apprentices employed
by the masters. The origin OF this strike is As
follows:-On the formation OF the Brio cklayer's
Union an agreement was entered in 10 with the
employers, whereby the latter covenanted not
10 employ more than two apprentices az one
time. At the time of the eight-hour strike, the
employers complained of the hardships en-
dured ny them in consequence of the restric-
ton OF the number OF apprentices. The work
men took this into consideration. and the en-
ployers were allowed TO employ more appren.
tices. IL Is now asserted that the number of
and last week Bricklayers' Union No ordered
a strike. AT q meeting Of Union No. 4 the opin-
Ion was expressed that q strike al the present
time would be ill-timed, from the immense
number OF non- society men and emlgrants now
seeking employ ment, and the near approach of
the fail, ana the importance OF making as much
money as possible before winter. Ii was
nm ally resolved that no action should be ta zen
In the naeter at present, the strike of No ,
was considered hasty and unreasonable The
tailers' strike In New York still continues, with
prices will be arrived at The plate p-inters'
su1ke also still continues. A partial strike
prevails in New FORK city among the cabinet
makers. The strikers who Were employ ed by
one establishment are being supported by the
Caolnetmaker's Union, at the rate OF $40 week
each "A strike is in progress among the COOP
ers OF Cleveland, Ohio, In consequence Of a
reduction by the bosses Of five cents in prices
paid per barrel. At mass meeting of the men
held recently, the folio wing bill of prices was
adopted Rough timber, 30 cents per barrel;
long bucks, rough heads, 20 cents per bbl; short
bucks, rough heads, IS cents per bbl.; short
bucks, machine heads, GO cents per bbl: ma
chine slaves, rough joints, So cents per boil:
machine slaves, smooth joints, 50 cents per bbl
Strong efforts are being made to render the
strike general and a fund is being raised where
with to support those strikers no NAV need
assistance. The coopers number two thousand
OF whom nine huHdred, employed by twelve
hrms, are on strike. The cabmen of Toronto
canada. are on strike against new and obiec.
tionable regulations recently made by the city
authorities. The cabmen of Hamilton, Canada
have resolved to assist their brethren in Toron-
TO. The lourneymen masons OF Newark n L
who have been on a strike, have accepted the
Of the employers TO paw a a day.
and the men will 60 to work at that rate The
shoemakers employed by large firm i'm New
arg, N j., nave struck in consequence of an
alleged attempt TO reduce their wages
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MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY ROBE.
SON AND PARTY

PHILADRLPHIA, August H.-The Secretary
OF tne Navy, Hon. Mr.. Robeson, and Vice
Admlral Porter arrived here in the Tallapoosa
returned on board. '
THIS morning the Secretary of the NAVY and
ADMIRAL, accompanied by Commodore Mar
cnand, made an inspection of the nayy ward
The Secretary received the officers Of the
yard and station in the Commodore's ONCE.
Inc visitors will leave for New York this
afternoon, stopping at League Island to make
an inspection Of the iron .clads. Thew 90 from
new York to Newport, Boston, Portsmouth,
N D., and Eastport, Me-, at which point their
"Trip will terminate.
General Sherman. accompanied bv his
daughter. went on board this morning. and
VIII remain on board until the close of the
cruise. Va A
BY ex.Secretary Borie and Commodore Steede
man. ~.~~N-
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RIOT OF CoLORRD TROOPS In HAVANA
Some OF the reports from Cuba have given ex
aggerated accounts OF the disturbance with
colored soldiers in Havana on the I'd inst A
correspondent OF the New York Journal OF
Commerce says" The affair took place on
the occasion OF the embarkation at Havana OF
four hundred colored infantry, about moyin .
to the scene OF action; an immense crowd was
gathered TO do them honor. Rum was too
freely distributed, and q disturbance ara A
1t was not political. Confusion and pell.mell
nghtng continued twenty or thirty minutes
before order was restored. Some eighteen or
twenty were badly bruised, and one colored
soldier, who was infuriate with bad rum, es.
capped from the wharf, and, passing through
one OF the chief thoroughfares, attacked eyeTy
one encountered, until he was killed to save
other lives. The city was not disturbed by the
excitement on the wharf, as, before knowiedg ge
OF the row had spread, 1t was over"
Evening star., 1869-08-14

The KNIGHTS OF ST. CRIsPIN-The mos,
powerful trades organization In New York
CITY Is the aboye-of men working at the shoe
business. Their gro with has been rapid, and
now includes the greater portion of the shoe
makers OF the city and vicinity. The first
looge was the Team" Shoemakers, organized
eighteen months ago. Since then, the organ.
Zauon has spread rapidly, five lodges being
now In existence, numbering several thousand
members. One lodge is OF Germans and one OF
10 adhere to the rules, and not TO diyulSe the
secrets. The strength OF this union NAV be
inferred from the fact that at the time the first
looge was instituted the shoemakers were earn
ing low wages and working loEg hours, while
to-day they are receiving good pay and work
ing not more thar ten hours. Demands for
increased pay are promptly acceded 10 by
tnose whose establishments are under the CON.
troll Of their lourneymen as far as relates to The
question OF wages.-N. Y. Tribune.
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CITY FAsHIoEs.-It is cheerful 20 learn. as
We 90 from the Fashion Folio OF the MetropoI-
tdn Record, that there are pemonitory symn.
toms OF return 20 simpler styles. We are be-
ginning TO see once more the full fov OF ths
shrt, uLoroken save by It's appropriate TRIM
mng-for many OF our fashionables disnensa
aItogetner with these punched up, uugracefuI.
olsnguring outskirts, that made the slightes,
nsure look almost "dumpy." The panier is
oI the curiosIties OF the past. In another
season we Will marvel at the consummata ha5
Ts 1Tsee tnat ever resuscitated such an eyesore.
Ihe chignon has given place to braids and i've
1nce m most ardent admirers eXclaim against IL
Iney oenounce n as a monstrous disfgure-
menG nideous proturberance; a ridiculous
aosurdity. which ought never 70 have beeo
tolerated, which outrages common sense and
cofrect taste alike. All very true, and we
welcome the braids which are destined 10 su.
persede II. Anything Will be a relief from the
nnsightly chlgIon. 1t has Just one ad VANTAGE
IL ns tne nomeliest style of arranging the halr
tnat ever was invented. and therefors anxy
changes must be for the better
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GRAND FESTIVAL oFrHRFRNI,

GRAND FESTIVAL OF THE FRNIANs-A grand
national festival or the Fenian Brotherhood
took place on Thursday afternoon in Jones'
Wood, New York. 1t was one Of the greatest
successes Of the season, between six and eight
thousand persons having been admitted. Head
Centre John O'Neil. together with the whole
Senate OF the Brotherhood, and District Centre
Carey, also honored the festival with their
presence. The platform and all the open spaces
were decorated with garlands and banners.
presenting a pretty spectacle in coniuncuon
with the gayly- dressed and ever-moyinR
crowd. Dancing was INDUCED in until nine
O'Clock in the evening, Mulligan's full brass
band giving the music, while the attractions OF
the affair was still further enhanced by a mum.
Der OF old national games, a hurdle race a
wheelbarrow race, bag race, jumping, &c.
the winner In each receiving handsome
priZe.-Nep York Sun.
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MORE RAILROAD ACCInENrS

HARRISBURG, Aug. IA train on the
Northern Central Railroad, seven miIss wes,
OF Harrisburg, was thrown from the track
TINS morning oy rock that rolled upon the
track. Several passengers are reported wound
ed, and the engineer killed and fireman m issinp
Martin Krauss had both legs crushed while
stealing passage on the freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad. William KiIlinper.
OF Altoona, tell off while shifting cars near the
stock yard, and was killed
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SThe feature OF the period.-Oheek.


~Iennessee has q new head, Senter
~SuIday is getting to be Sunday i'm Paris
cniid in Pennsylvania blew ont mis-
eueeks Wniie trying TO eat torpedo.
0"What we import from Paris.n An ar
gregate OF elo4 4,l00,3i2 worth OF folderol.
Richmond (ya.) Theatre to be sold ON
ga circus company was arrested NJ Rroos-
VWe, Pennsylvsnia, for travelling on sunday.
~The Newark masons have decided 20 re-
sume work az o. per day.
~Hon. Emerson Etheridee is pressed for the
Speakership OF the Tennsssse Senate.
0pr Bull, Of :arsaparilla fame, died &C
~t n Carlotta, not Adelina, Patti vhoxa
"a. Str1kosch has obtained for America
.. Retired policemen IN New YORK reesive
ga SAN Francisco letter, dated Aneusts.
seys: "All that We want In Oaiiforniai is money
VI amusemenu, We have hsd surfeit."
@An Iowa girl got into Omaha IN the even
Ing; GOT acquainted win young man In the
morning; vent % apicnic IN the afternooni and
~Ms. Caroline Dan il in favor OF R,spius
women out OF public me all after hey Are iorty
ys.I. old; v9:n casss sss,s gnvas and public da-
ga shophssper OF PssA shot himss,s Vim
pistol, having previously written 10 : f,s.n1
NAT .LASe Y insnpportabls. adore nv v,Ss
but ses nas ss0wn c g stout. she thar vss Of "a
~The Waco frexas, P.~,.,.~ ne
ays that the notorious oStIsv n esost "a
!,insS siIse g ne Slst plumo. Lieut.. Hon m -
~ IN pu, uniteo stats calyalry, 10 now ~ searcs
Oh fetus, one Of 4cRasS hand.
tnsy,a Iemperanoe Convention va hsad NJ
solved 70 vote for tsmpsrsnce mss' ~ re-
"a ~, Ry, ana the ION Of September ~ 49,
Vs sGT .y1ohs county Nominating Oonvsnfs1.
,ss, ~ Ex-Sovernor Toucey, Of Oonnectirut
Among the bequests are thirtv .es~h, ,ssn.S
To.as 70 ms wife, two blocks OF q veIItns, 10
alniy college. and Q number OF lsraciss 10
children, relatives &c.
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FINANCIAL AND coMNRRc,.,

During the week ending to-day there has
been received by the Treasurer OF the uni,ed
States saIs,soo IN fractional currency from me
printers
The amount forwarded during the same ne
roo was as follows TO Assistant Tressur-r
AZ fhiladelphia. $1,000, National Banks ana
otaefs. st36,s0s. Total, Sl&6,s0s.
Inc amount OF securities held by the Treas
nIer 81 the I nited States In trust for National
bsnks, reported to-day, was as follows-For
cheniating notes, e5sS, t33, $50, for deposits OF
public moneys. s2o 3s&.SOO. Total sSoa 8es asa
Nauonai BANK CurrHey-mufilated hank
notee burned during the week. saa.6sO; total
amount Atogether, Sl5,$se.2><; currency he ned
for notes destroyed during the week, 500 az.
total issued mp 10 date, els, 81 .e75; circulation
outstanding, sle9.76l.5si.
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FROM AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Aug. 1.-THE PresSe, the Gsyern.
ment ergan, says the business relations ha-
tween the Turkish and Lombardy Railway
Companies has been entirely broken off
Baron Won Beust, in speech in the Reich
rath yesterday, defended the Budget. and said
the maintenance of peace would be easier II the
defensive forces OF Austria Were not Gimjn.
lshed.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

CANTON, ST. LAWRENCE Co, N. Y, August
H-This morning a fire was discovered in
the basement OF T. Coldwelrs store, in Union
BLOCK, which resulted In the total destruction
OF all the buildings below the post office
Inc property destroyed includes the Plain.
dealer ofice.
There was no wind, and through the exer-
tions of the citizens the Hodgkin House was
saved. Total loss So, 800
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A RAILROAD CONTROVERSY IN THE
WEST.

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE United States
represented by Joseph Glover, u. S. District
Attorney, last evening, filed a bill seeking to
ueclaIe unconstitutional and void, the act of
the last Legislature of Illinois. donatinS .ha
Lake front 10 certain railroad companies
The bill proceeds on two grounds. First, the
grant Is In derogation of the rights of the
United States as owner in fee in trust for puh
lie uses, and second it is an interference Win
navigation. which by the constitution, is sub
Ject TO the sole Jurisdiction of Congress-
Evening star., 1869-08-14

NAVAL ORpKRs-A.sistaut Surgeon Eras-
mus 9. Uunnine has been detached from the
Dictator and ordered to the Severn, on the 23d
instant
Assistant Surgeon James NJ. scott has been
detached from the JuHiata and ordered to the
Dictator.
The orders of Assistant Surgeon Abel f.
Price to the Severn have been revoked, and he
has been ordered to the JunIata.
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STEAMER STNK

PORT HURON, MICHIGAN, August 1.-THE
slde wheel OF the steamer Silver Spray
and the propeller Comet coIlided near ths
The Silver Spray sunk in fifteen minutes aftar
she was struck, and her passengers and crew
Were brought to Port Huron by fhe (,omet
Evening star., 1869-08-14

TH1 PRATT CASE IN NEW YoRK-An Armed
Gay that he had adjourned procee1ipgs IN the
ft1u case 70 Monday next, 70 await the action
OF the United States Commissioner. Warrants
.geaN 1aScne Baflow have been signed, but
nsion with the Federal authorities Will prob.
Ably be avoided The report that the Federal
SOLDIERS mad been returned to Fort Hamilton is
uAlounoed, they bodnG still IN the United Seates
court room. The Marshal does not apprehend
any attempt 70 arrest him. but 10 determined
not to be caught mapping. He left for his home
~ staten Island In the afternoon, guarded BY
soldiers to the ferry.
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REDDY, THE BLACKSNJrH

SAN FRANCISCO, August 13.-The court has
dismissed the writ Of hdbeas corpus IN the case
OF Com. Nariey, alias Reddy, the blacksmith.
and officers started for New York with ni
this evening.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

Baltimore Markets re.a,x

BALTInokH August li.-Ootton very firm
az 5k Flour quiet and small business doing
Howard Street superfine, % 2saSs. IS, DO
extra, Sass: do. family, SS.2SaSa; lity
Mile superfine. s6.25ss7; do. extra, Sass 25:
90. family, se5a&iO.50; Western, superfine.
Soz5as6-sO do. extra, s7aS7.5O; do. family,
seaSe.5O: Wheat firm; sales Of red, 81 6lasl ~.
Sorn, white, Sl.l0; yellow, SLI&. Oau 5sa60.
Rye, Sl15. Pork nrm at s3saS3i.a5. Bacon
nrm, rlb sides, I9a; clear, l9s sa19k; shoul-
ders, 10Y; hams 24a25. Lard very firm al aO !. a
II. Whisky quiet and firm. at SII2.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

WHAT is SAID OF THE CHINRSE.-Senor de
Mas, late Spanish Minister at Pekin, writes of
the Cnlhese In Cuba and in the Philippine
ISLANDS, where he has long resided, and saws
mat In Cuba some hundreds of the Chinese
nave got a few thousand dollars capital; five
or SIX, about S2OO,00O, and one rs worth StO0.0O.
tnouen II is only few years since the Chinese
colonization began. In the Philippine Islands.
Wnere IL Is older, the Chinese and their race
are mlxedi they are proprietors OF most of the
ianos In the country, and the natives less in
Th TThlgehi, SINKING INTO the working population.
tney can hnd wives. In the East Indies thew
nave intermarried with the Malays and the
Iagals, and In the Sandwich Islands they wed
with the Kanakas, though the latter are nro1
iessed Christians. In Peru they are settling
In considerable numbers, and well were A. for
every State of South America IL the Chinese
would come with their industry and love of
Evening star., 1869-08-14
Baltimore stecE M.rL., r..a.x

BALTIMoRB, August li.-Virginia si,es. old,
% y oid, 4sk asked; de. 1867, 81. asked; do
coupon, old, 81 bid. 56 asked; do. coupon. new
6l asked; North Carolina skies, old, So bid. s.
asked do. new. iek bid, i9S asked.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

ACTING SECRETARY RICHARDSON has con.
firmed the nomination OF Julius A. Morrell TO
be clerk in the New York Custom House.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
FATAL RAILROAD ACCInrNr

CHICAGO, August lion the evening of the
i2tn instant, train on the MiIwau kie and 81
Paul Railroad ran off the track near St. PAM
Patrlck OConnor, fireman, was killed; i,
Tage, engineer, seriously wounded; and Chas
Weed, Jr., baggage master, was in iured sligbt.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

PROPOSALS for erection of Naval Hospital
at Annapolis, will be opened at the Navy
Department at noon on the 3lst instant
Evening star., 1869-08-14

ALEXANDER FULTON, Esq, late Supervisor
ef Internal Revenue for Maryland and the
District OF Columbia, was recommIssioned this
morning without reference to territory.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
by Bankers' and Brosers Telegraph. Ja.s n

by Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph, ya~,s n
Gassacdy, operator.
Lewis johnson & Go quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW foRK, Aug. N.-First Board-u. = 6's,
lte1, coupon. lz2 Z; 53g'a. lsoa coupons Is3l :
lso4, couponA lx2k; is0A coupons l22 \; i.eS,
coupon, new. l2l; &sos l56l. coupon,
l2lk; 5:2o's. 1865, coupon, more; I0-.O's comp,
llfSi Currency 6's, lOsX: Pacinc Mail,
s3; Ono q Mississippi UsruacateaL 92k
Martposa, {; Atianuc Mail, none; Canton, ,
Sc; Cumberland, 35s; Western Union TeIe-
GaPn. Sh; QntcksIver I5h; Boston Wasr
Power, I4k: New York Central, 2lON; Hud-
son. 1s7Si Reading, @Y; Michigan Oen-
tral, l52, Michigan Southern. I05X; Ilnnois
Oental, i3s; Cleveland and Piusoune. I05 !; /;
NorthveetssS; do. pref'd g7k; Cleveland a
Toledo. none; kock Island II6 {; Fert wayne.
lS3; Alton & Term aaute. sax; Toledo snd
Wabash, 13A; Adams Express, ssH; Wells,
Fargo q %. Express, ~; Un,ted states M :
press, o.; American Express. SS: Mer-
chanu' Union. 10; Ohicaeo 4 Alton. I6I,
do prefsrrsd. l59. Market dull. Gold, iS3Sa
14H.
fBy Cable.l
LoNpoN, Aug. IL, p. m--Consols, % aQ2S
Bonds, e3X. Illinois, ~ sa9ia Ere lsS
fRANKroRr, p. m.-Bonds, - yassk.
LIVERPOOL, p. m.-Uotton market active
Sales $1,000 bales. Middling Uplands, l3Aa
l3Si middling Orleans, I3 3haI3S.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

HENRY ID. Cook, Esq, has gone to Fire
Island with his family.
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THE TENNESSEE U. 8. sENAroR
SHIP
johnson VS.. Rtheridge.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE election for L. =
Senator oy the Legislature is exciting general
interest. Emerson Etheridge and Andrew
Johnson are the most prominent prospecti We
candldates 1t is understood that the Bdpn,y
against johnson,
Evening star., 1869-08-14

SEIZED FOR VIOLATION OF THE CUSTOMS
LAws.-Information has been received at the
Treasury Department of the seizure of the
Brig "Mann White" by Special Agent Bing.
ham, at Boston, for q violation OF the customs
revenue laws.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

THR LARGE DIsTILLKRY Of Mountioy, in
Philadelphia, has been seized by the super
visor there for violation Of the internal rev.
enue laws, and the night storekeeper and
gauger arrested. The day storekeeper abb
seconded when the seizure was made.
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having improved any at the Virginia White
Sulphur Springs, he will return to Baltimore
and special car was yesterday sent up TO
bring him over the road.
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CARLIsTS AROUND.

PARIS, August 14.-Several additional hands
OF Carlists have appeared In different parts ot
me country. 1t is said they are by no mean.
formIda BILE.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
THE COTTON CROP

MEMPHIS, Aug. I4.-The prospects for :. rot
ton crop are less favorable than was calcn.
iated. The yield in this vicinity will be no
larger than last year. w nv
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~Cow's heel is highly relishsd by epicures
n article of food.

~CoWs heeI IS nIgnIy IeHsHeu by eplcuroe
as an article Of food.
~White, who killed Mrs. Hobbs In Boston.
Indignantly denies that he il insane. He savs
he did 1t on purpose, and could do 1t again.
~The hackmen Of Toronto are still keeping
mp their strike to the great inconvenlence OF
the travelling public.
hung a. st. LOUIS, were: "See what woman
will bring q man 70"
~That 10 rather q melancholy paragraph
that "Ann Russell, aged 2s, homeless op..
cast" died in yard in New York.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts to-day
rom this source were s395t56.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

QUICK TRIP TO THE PACIFIC.-Maj. Gen.
French, recently assigned 10 duty on the
Pacific coast, who left here with his family on
the 5th instant arrived in San Francisco on
the evening of the 18th, stopping one day at
Omaha, not missing connection or meeting
with an accident
Evening star., 1869-08-14

The effect of overstocking pastures was very
lorcibly set forth, some time since, by Mr.
Jameson, In the Country Gentleman. MANY
pastures, he says, are 90 overlooked that the
% small that its growth il feeble, and not half
me iced 10 afforded that the land would pro.
dnce II stocked lightly year or two, ana the
refers 70 pastures In his vicinity where doub
the stocks are sustained than on adioin in
lands that have been habiually oyerstocked'
Lsnos mat are overstocked NOT only yield less
1000, Int the animals pastured upon them
maze less yield In beef or milk than Vnen
tne stock 10 In proportion to the capacity Of the
lands for producing food.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

CoMMoDoRB JARVIS, u. 5. N, died at Gene
va, Mo-, Thursday, aged "a. He entered the
Navy in 1912, and has been on the retired list
for many years.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
TIE DxArH OF ma. GRINHlLL.-Ths folio

THE DHATH OF MR. GRINHILL.-The follow.
ing 10 q cable despatch, received BY Hon
Moses H. Grinnell, Of New York AT the
inquest held at Ryde, Isle Of Wight, It was
ont OF q window which opened to the iioor.
and was precipitated to the pavement belo y
and instantly killed. He had offered &C.
commodations in his room to Mr.. Bennett. Who
did not apparently like TO give him trouble.
and was leaving. Mr.. GrlnnelI, suddenIv
missing Mr. Bennett from the room. rushed 10
the window, intending 70 60 ont to the balcony
which hesupposed to Be there, TO call him back
Mr.. Bennett, on reaching the street, was horri. .
fed to ind has friend lying dead At his feet
with his skull fractured"
Evening star., 1869-08-14

THR CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE ON RE-
TRENCHMENT. together with Senators Morrill,
and Cattell, of the Finance Committee, and ID
+. Murphy, Senate reporter, left Jersey City
last night on the Woodruff silver palace car tor
San Francisco, via New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Central and Fort Wayne railroads. Several
ladies accompanied the party.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

A POSTAL CONVENTION establishing a re.
ciprocal exchange of correspondence between
the United States and British Honduras has
been concluded with Great Britain, and will
be carried into operation on the lst of October,
1850.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

HON. THOMAS L. TULLoCK recently appoint
ed collector of this District, returned to WASH
ington yesterday afternoon, and will enter
upon the discharge of the duties of his Office
next week.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
CoLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB wOMIN NpA
~ LfING-IH HOSPITAL.

P.tsents desiring to avail themselves Of the I'd.
sAnt.se OF this Institution can obtain private
reoDs y sppying 20 the Matron. These rooms
ns iofn.sned yfth all the comforts Of home The
prloes range IRON % to Sl7 per week de peudins 2
snen shs reon sslee<ed this includes Board, Nun.
ine. aeoEine, Medical and Suraical atttudsnce
UrcsTs for admission 20 the G6YIRNMENT or
ahts bnps IN tni. Hospital can be obtained oi
General United states Army. ami Dr. Horvitz.
Tn,,at 81 s, we Sneo Oh Medicine aad Surgery,
Aspic.tion for orders Of the honorable Secretary
Thompson, 1e4 I street, between sDsh and 1i.f
streets. eAa1 >Ass
A Medical and Surgical Clinic ID held At IN. Bo..
R'.l syery setHresy, e -, ,: m. by Professor
nished medical attendance free Of ehsrao 'es
Msdieal STAT:
IA. Ashford. N. b. ,Issistsnf sars.00nsai
Cossxltisx Boa,d:
sosi. s.rns:, T11s:, "a Hoissa,; Sinaci:. nb.
AY. p Garnet. M D., w p Johnston. u. D.,
Thomas Miller NJ D. Grafton Tyler, u D..
Riley. u. D., =. Howard, n. D.
sDaly
Evening star., 1869-08-14

POSTMASTER GENERAL CRRswRIL left here
Yesterday for his home at Elkton, and will not
return for ten days. He still carries his arm
in sling but is rapidly recovering from his
recent niury