Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

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| oar as the time for submitting the constitution
| adopted by the Convention which met In Aus
| tin, Texas, on the 18th of June, TO the voters OF
said State registered at the date OF said submIs-
/ sion.
| MR.. John WERNCTH, the Councillor OF the
Swiss Legation, we are pleased ID see, has safe
| ly returned to our city from his extensive rip
| 10 Eastern and Middle Tennessee. NJ. Wer-
| muth has visI'ed the new Swiss Colony in
! Gruncy county. and will prepare an interest
| re report OF his mission fo- the Consul Gen.
| raj, Mr.. John HEz. 10 be Transmitted ID n.
| home government.
| THR FOLLowING PRoMorIo>S have been
| made in the SIKH Auditors Ofice From
| second 10 third class-P. II. ClirS. Alabama
| II. b. Madden, Georgia. From first 20 second
! class-H. NJ. Willis. Ark: =. p. NcCaIla, GA
I. :. Post, Texas; j. +. FitZpatfi *. Ala. II.
| Weaver. Pa; T. Il. Nelson, Pa; G. G Girls
void, N. Y; :. H. Clendsnning, Miss; ].
Sharpe. w. Va; =. NJ. Bryan, OHIO.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEST.-Tbe
| President this morning made the following
| appointments of Justices of th'a Peace tor the
| District Of Columbia: VIM. H. Chase, Samuel
| w. Pearson, James T.. Dulin, Alex. Gardner.
| John Cornell, Erastus q. Weaver, and VIM. C.
| Harper. Michael Vidal, of louisiana, be
| Commissioner or the part OF the United States
| under the convention with Peru, of Dacam Der
18th, 1853, for the adjustment OF Claims OF citi.
zens OF either country.
| THR FOLLOWING NOMINATIONS OF inspectors
| In the New York Custom. House were con-
| frmed yesterday by Secretary Boutwell:-John
| Warner, vice A. w. Van Winxle; J. q. Fol
ger. vice John Boole; q. W. Chase. vice W II.
Clarke; H. q. North, vice J. W. Wild; Michael
1 IAhn ~
James Doyle: q. Ormsly, vice Samuel Nc
| Carthey; Hugh Coleman. vice Jos. Thornton;
| John Cain. vice John Dwyer; A. L. Reid, vice
| Maurice Sullivan; H. Meadows, vice George
| Biayney: John 5. Peurice, Storekeeper, vice
| John kellogg: and John T. Gilmore, Gauger
| vice Archibald George.
NEW FRACTIONAL NOTES.-The Treasury
Department Yesterday issued the first install
| ment OF the new fractional currency, OF the de-
| nomination Of ten cents. Other denom IN aions
| viii be out by The lst of August The vignettes
| OF the new currency are not 10 contain the like
| ness of any living person. GA the left OF the
ten cent note is the vignette OF 8 girl, while on
the right is the seal of the Treasury, aud the
back is endorsed the same as the notes of the
| old issue. The fifteen-cent no-es will bear
| representation OF the dome of the Capitol, and
the head OF Washington is substituted for thar
| OF Mr FesseLden on the twenty .five.cent notes
| while Mr.. Lincoln's face will replace that o,
| Mr Spinner on the fifty cent notes. The paper
for these notes is superior to that of the cur
| rency now in use, and altogether their execu-
| non is an improvement. The b-onzing on the
old notes is replaced BY the red seal on the
| new ones.
TRANSFERS oF Army OFFICERs.-Geueral
| Orders No SO, issued from the War Depart.
| ment to-day by direction of the President, an.
nounces the following transfers TO fill vacan-
cies in the infantry arm OF the service:
| As Captains of lnfantry-J. Mel HiIdt, late
| 80, 10 80; j. Kent, late 3D., 10 Sd: J. ). Po-
| land, late ID TO 9th; T.. 4. Woodruff, Iare 7th
to 18th; W. Il. Rankin. late 3lst. to 18th; A. NJ
| Brown, late oath, to 18th; g. H. HIgbee late
lltn, 10 18th; J. ii. Brad ford, late 2jtn 10 2lt:
J. L. Smyth. late 10th, to 23d.
| As First Lieutenants-R. q. Henier. late
2yth, 10 1st James Ken min gton, late liuh TO 5ch:
| w. IL. Male, late 36th, to 5tL: g. Barrett ir
late 26th, TO 10Th; j. Wagner, late 2pth. to 10Th:
J.P. story; Jr., late 3ith. 10 18th; J. r. Multi
ken, late 4th to 18th; +. H. Dihble, late 2ld, to
l2th; +. II. Iottep, late 3ith, to 18th; w. NJ
| Waterbury. late 10Th, TO 18th: T. E. Lawson
is;e 2lst. to 18th: g N. Bascom, late 18th, to
I3tn, vice Codding, relieved at his own req upst;
| w. s. McCat key, late 22d, to 2Oth; L. J. Elliott
late 22d. 10 goth; w. T. DODGE late 7th, to 2Ist;
5tb. TO I'D; r. p. Strong, late 9TH. to a5th; q. M.
Fleming, late llth, 10 18th: Jacob Paulus late
21th, to 18th, vice Grimes, relieved at his own
As Second Lieutenants-J. Stomel. late &ad.
to Sd; 5. II. Bogardus, late stb, to lth: NJ Bur.
bank, late 3.th, TO 9Th; d. G Risely. late i2d to
9Th; T.. +. Campbell, late 42d, to 9Th; A, X
Egbert, late 2ist, to sth; j. = King late 3Ist, 70
l2th; J. G. Currier, late 2lst, to I2th: w. H.
Sloan. late llth, 10 18th; T.. II. Leonard, late
| 3ist, to 18th; w. A. Newton, late 3ith, to 18TH
w. n. Bower, late 45th, to 18th; p. Fitzpatrick.
late 43d, to 18Th; T. w. Lord, late AID, to 2Otn
j.; A. r.. Yeckiey: late 4itn, 70 10Th; John Bannis-
20th: +. ID. +. Ebstein, late 18th, 10 2Ist; ].
/ Mackhn, late 3lst, 20 22d; Charles Hay late
/ 36tb, to ed; J. W. Tanfield, late I7tn, 10 23i
r I. Brodrick, late 18th, TO 23d; f. Taylor, late
| BY direction of the President. the tolIow,np
named Second L'eutenants of Infantry, now
awaiting assignment, are hereby tran sierred to
the Cavalry and Artillery arms:
| 18Th to I'd; VIM. +. Hall, late 18Th, to 5th; p p
Barnard. late Attn. to 5tb q. &. DE RudIo, la,e
| I'd, to eth; w. l.. Ledger wood, late 18th 10 ~fb.
| Thomas b. Reed, late 29th, to 9th: ID. a
Swaim late Bath, to 10th.
| To the eArtillery-John Pope, jr., late 18TH TO
LIST; J. A. A. Robinson. late l7In, to Ist; Ma.
thaniel Wolf, late 3ith, to I'd; A. w G reeIy,
| late :S.h. 10 2d; Adalbert Fell, late 2Ist to
| I'd; A. I. Abbott, late 18th, TO 3D. Charles Sell.
mer, late I'd, to Sd; G. Jennings, late 2Ist, 10
| 3D.; II. X. Anderson, late 9th, to 4th George NJ
Harris, late 10th, 10 9Th; George L. Sage, ia:e
/ 19th, to 5'h.
| The officers herein named will report with
out delay, by letter, to the CJlonels OF their
regiments for assignment to companies. and
| those not now on duty will ioin their posts
| These who are assigned to temporary dlty
| Will be ordered to their companies by the Com
| manders OF Departments in which they are
serving, when the can be relieved without
prejudice TO the service. Those on signal duty
| Will be at once relieved, and will jo,n their
companies without delay.
| -SeS.-
| SECRETARY BOUTWELL, q FINANCIAL POLICY