Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-28
EVENING STAR.

EVENING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL RsvrsuK.-The receipts te.day
from this source were sl,I9l,Ol0.
SECRETARY Cox will return 20 this city TO-
morrow morning.
HON. ROBERT ]. wALKER is seriously Ill at
his residence in this city.
WHY are the Cincinnati Base Ball Club de.
sirab!e summer visitors Because they are
good "fy catchers."
Mr.. ]. A. MANN, OF Massachusetts, h as been
appointed Chief Clerk of the Fifth Auditors
Office, vice Luke Smith, of Indiana, resigned.
MR. AND MRS. CoLFAx leave Newpsrt for
Providence to-day, where the Vice President
will have reception In the City Hall.
THE EXAMINING BOARD a: the Land Office
old not commence their labcrs this morning as
was expected.
ELEVEN CLERKS in the I'd Auditors Once
were removed to-day, and twenty new ap.
pointments made in that Office.
Mr.. NJ REED Of Washington, was regis
tered al the banking house OF Drexel Haries
i Co., Paris, for the week ending the 10th In.
slant.
Ex.PRRsIDKNr JOHNSON arrived here yes.
terday and is stopping at the Metropolitan
Hotel, where are also Gen. Forrest and Emer-
son Etheridge.
DEWITT CLINTON WILLIAMS, Chief OF the
Organization Division in the Office Of the
Comptroller Of the Currency, Treasury De.
partment, was to-day removed.
THE u. S. STEAMER PAwNBR arrived at
New York yesterday from the South Atlantic
squadron. Among her ofScers are Chief I'm.
gineer Geo. s. Bright. Of this city.
THE SCHOOL SHIP DALE will leave Annap.
oils about the 18th of July with the fourth.
class midshipmen on board for a summer
cruise on the coast.
COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS APPoINTRD.-The
President has appointed Edward NJ. Sandy to
be Collector of Customs for the District of Tap.
pahanuock, Va and George w. CLARK to be
Collector OF Custsms AT Charleston, 5. G.
has accepted the designations of Major W. w.
Lowe, 9th cavalry; First Lieut.. w. +. Du Bois,
18th infantry; Second Lieut.. L. NJ. Haupt, En-
gineer Corps.
THE STAMPS ACCOUNT CoRRRcT.-On Sat.
urday, the Comptroller of the Treasury notified
Commissioner Delano that his account for
stamps had been examined and found entirely
correct. The amount Of stamps sold runs into
millions.
SUPERVISOR J. H. NOAH, of Tennessee, on
Saturday last rendered his resignation, and the
same has been accepted by Commissioner
Delano. 1t is stated that Mr.. Noah proposes to
take an active part IN the present political cam
paign in Tenne ssee.
The STATEMENT heretofore published that
General A. s. Webb had peen offered the Presi.
dency Of Columbia College, New York, is de.
MED by a trustee OF that institution, who says
that the office referred to continues to be &C.
ceptably filled by Dr. Barnard.
THE WHITE HoUsK-There were a number
OF visitors at the Executive Mansion this morn.
ing. but very few were admitted to see tie
President, who was busily engaged most Of
the day. This forenoon he visited the State
Department, and remained there a short time
Col. W. HBMPBILL JONES, Chief Clerk of the
First Comptroller's ONCE Treasury Depart.
ment, who has been confined to his house for
the past three months by severe indisposition,
is ont again, and was at the office to-day, though
he is still very feeble.
APPoINTNRH Ts.-Dr. Charles A. Foster has
been appointed Collector OF Customs for Vicks.
burg, and Hamilton Taylor for the port of
Shieldsboro', on the gulf coast OF Mississippi.
Tha Sravu pN fhA l.,a
plicant for the latter place, strongly recon-.
mended by Senators Harris and Kellogg.
CUBAN Acknowledgements were received
at the Navy Department this morning from
Admiral Hof, commanding the North Atlantic
Squadron, dated Flag Ship, Albany, Key West,
June 18th. Late advices received from our
Consul General at Havana reported matters
exceedingly quiet after the late excitement
attending the abdication OF Dulce.
CADET APPoINTED.-Ameng the appoint.
ments to fill vacancies at West Point made by
the President on Saturday was that OF Charles
l.. Joyce. late Lieutenant In the S9th New
York volunteers This young gentleman en-.
tered the service in the summer Of 1861, as a
drummer boy, and fought his way up to the
rank of lieutenant. At Gettysburg he carried
the flag Of his regiment and was severely
wounded just as the enemy was leaving the
field.
FEMALE CLERKS DIsCHARaBD.-The follow.
ing female clerks have been discharged in the
Post Office Department, to take effect July I.
Miss Jennie w. Middleton, MISS Eliza c.
Adams, Miss Ella s. Bass, Mrs. Frances A.
Barnes, Mrs. M. A. Green, Miss Mollie e
Genett, Mrs. Mary E. Gage, MISS Ella l..
Hindes, Miss Mary Jamison, Miss Elizabeth
A. Koones, Miss Lydia Lindsay, Miss Morgan
L. Mccormack, Miss Mary B. Malone. Mrs
Morgan w. Snow, Miss Alice Tyssowskl, Miss
M. J. Taylor, Miss M. Tastet, MISS Joannie O.
Walker, Mrs. Margaret y. Worth, Mrs. B. ID.
Friend, Miss Mary F. McDermott, Mrs. Kate
NJ. Joyce, Mrs. Ann S:oddard.
MARRIAGE OF Ex.PREsIDBNr TYLRRs
nuptial ceremonies which
united Miss Julia Tyler, daughter of ex.
President Tyler, TO w. H. Spencer, esq. OF
Genesee, New York, attracted a large and dis.
tinguished assemblage to the Church Of the
Ascension, on Fifth avenue, New York, on
Saturday afternoon. Among those prssent
were Judge Roosevelt and lady, ex-Attorney
General Evarts, Mrs. John Tyler, Mrs. Spen.
Ger, Mrs. George Townsend, Rev. DR.. De Witt.
Colonel Stone, and the officers Of the French