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Evening star., 1869-07-19

~Oie Bull viii leave for Europe this week
~Long Branch ladies Affect I.erhorr hat
~As. Motley rs sister of the lare PARK
Benjamin.
SNew York will vote on her Constitution
next November.
~"Financial hash IN ten-cept ,oorks- n.
NE otner name for small change IN New York.
- The opponents Of Stokes, 10 Tennessee,
call hIm the Bald Eagle.
~Ex-PresidentP Pierce 10 ~ Hampton Beach
watering place, New Hampshire. In better
health than at any tims for several years.
o00arshal Bszaine has been soundine tse
French army. The response was a fsesIe
"yive lEmpereur."
~Frank Williams, Baltimore color.,
waiter, was shot and dangerously lp,arss =,
Saratoga BY another colored waiter.
1MsgRpe Mitchell has teuderlv raoO.,.--.
the touchstons Of her tame and ,1ccsss =.
naming her nrst child Fapchon- "
The proprietor OF the Tip.rop Hon.s .,
Mount washington is obliged to Keen consr.at
eree, IN order to make the rooms comiortsbIs
9Ger. Tom Thumb and Commosar. >,,,,
sna tnen pretty petty wives, are deItrb,snS
nent. "' nj oss me cont
The richest man In the suhorn. a, ~
noLn Is Mr. I. M. Squire, who retuTas IN.
"oeest nkAeie income of 81 i,s-6.s0o.
In Scotland. statisticfan mas d,.oo....
.uat WIDOWS are married on tw.ee a. 80 ~ ~.
towns as In the country. 'A'
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FROM CUBA-Nickness Ap,oug the Troo,s a..
dispatch from Havana says: sSickuess is
increasing IN the ranks of the Spanish and rebel
forces. The mortality is frighfful. 1t is esti.
cent. monthly OF the men in the aeld ON both
sides. The Spanish troops are AFFLICTED most
with yomito, while the insurgents suffer from
want and exposure. when the hot and rainy
seasons are past the volunteers will 70 into
active service in the field, and reinforcements n
Will arrive from Spain. Several thousand
Remington rifles We're skipped from Havana
Tor SagUa La Grande. Remedies and Neu yitas
to arm the volunteers about to take the field
against the rebels,
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THE NATIONAL CAMP MEETING AT ROUND
LAKE.-At this camp meeting Thursday, meet.
ings were held In all parts Of the ground One
led by Mrs. 1nskip, Of Baltimore, for the spe.
cial interest of ministers wives. In the taber.
nacle tent some two hundred ministers were
collected in experience and prayer meeting,
led by Rev. Alfred Goodman, Of Wilmington
Del. general meeting, under the charge Of
BISHOP simpson, was attended by many Of the
Fading men and women Of the country and
was OF unusual power A meeting in Congress
tent. led by Rev. John Cookman, had special
reference to the young people. The class.lead.
ers gathered in another tent, while q large
number OF children assembled around Mrs
James and Mrs. Whittenmyer in another tent
The crowd is rs large as ever.
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THI FRENCH CABLE.-Agents of the French
Atlantic cable Company have been here con.
sult,ng with tue Secretary OF State and Attor.
Is to be taken by the goyernment with regard 10
Working the cable from Duxbury, Mass, to
Brest In the absence Of any act Of Congress
on the subject, the government can Jake NO
were informed. 1t is stated that the agents OF
tne csbie company see no serious objections to
the terms Of the bill which passed the Senate,
req quirements, II q had passed into tie form of
an act OF Congress.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
MOVEMENTS OF rHE PRE~lDE~ru,t
PARTY

Lone BRANCH July I9.-Pnesiden; Grant
and W ie. Miss Grant. Jessie Grant. H. -
CIsn;, Jr-s J. ID. Giant, Gen. Gre we'll
and wife, General Comsiock and wlts.
Hon. A. +. Borie and Miss Mcintosh arrived
a. Por: Monmouth this morning IN the Gamer
Tallapoosa. The following named gentlemen
received the Presidential party At The wharf
VIM. III. Brewster, Robert Lincoln, ThonaS
Murphy, Colonel Rush &. Hawkins n Sands
r.. L. ke'ty. e. A. S5etson. Jr., ld o.hers
special train on the Raritan aud Delaware
re'lrold brought the guess 20 Leag B-aucH
when they proceeded 10 the S,etson Housa
where they a"e now stopping.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE MEETING IN
I.0OnIN

Lon DON. July l9.-PohtIeal news to-day IS
meagre. The first general meeting OF the
Womens' FRANCHISE Society was held here yes
terday- Among the notables present Were John
Stuart Mill, the author aud statesman: Right
Honorable James Stansfeld, the JUNIOR
Lord OF the Treasury; Lord Houghion. Henry
fawcett, member OF Parliament Tor Brighton.
Rev. CHARLES kingsley, author. and L)ais
Blanc, author There were also many ladies
present Addresses Were delivered by many
well-known speakers, and 4 resolution was
unanimously adopted fayorinS female SUIT
fragp
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RAILROADS.
BALrIMoBB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
!

BALrIMoRI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
e
WAsHINsYoN, 1858.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALTI.
AORk and WAsHINGToN AND fHD WEST.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Lsave daiiy, except Sunday, At ]. ., and Gao
A - and l1:4s, S:aO, l:2o, $40, and 1:&5
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
and 400 and 9. 20 p. n.
BOR ANNAPOLIS
Lesve % A. n and 4:2O p. n. Ho train To
or from Anaapoifs on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
BOR BALrIMORD.
Leeys q a. A., and l2&S, = 30, S:4O, and
POR wAH STATIONS.
Leave ss , A. H.. and $50 and 7:45 p NJ
FOB ALL PARrS OF TEE WEST.
Lave daily, except Saturday sld Sunday at
a. n :, $50, and T:f3 and 9 p. n.
On eaturdsy at A. n :, and $50 p. n.
On Sunday st 2 50, 7:i5 and y p. M only. con-
nscttng g Relay station with trains from Bslti.
more 70 W heeifng. Parkersburg, 10.
Through tickets 70 the West can b he'd ss the
wassineso. Station Ticket Once @ AZ hour ~ 2!
tickets st the avenue Once can there arrange 70
have their baggage called for and check ed at their
rssSde1es, taken 20 the depot. and Dut In ehs baG
Tor Nsv York Philadelphia, and Boston, 80
alvsrtissment Of .rArough Line"
WILSON, Master OF TraneDorfation
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
neo 6BO. b. kOONfZ. General Agent.
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TBy Cable
baltimore Markets. Ta.aay

BArTIhoRR, July i9.-Cotton duh and Rsm,-
ally from y aji cents. Flour quiet aud duIl.
howard street super. >5.'faS5.75. do. extra
- '5asa; 90. fam ly, s7.JOa>9 City Mills super
me, s3-SUaSe, do. extra, s6-2Jss'; do. family,
S7-7JaslE; Western superine, S525a~5 ). %
extra, s5.s5aS6.75: do. family. =. s5a~s-5
Wheat nrm; red. II 50asl go; choice. >fhs
Corn higher; white. sl.luaSl II; yellow. = Isa
Nl.lc. Oats, new. 7ta75. Provisions unchanged
Pork quiet al SSI. Bacon active; rib sides. ~ a
l>'.i clear do, II esalsa shoulders. ~ .sI5
hams. % .a23 Lard dull az 10 arc whiskv
None here: would bring about : .O-a-I.,n
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Ex-PREeIpKNr JoHNsoN.-A Nashville tel
egram, dated July Is, TO the Louisville Courier
says: EX.fIesident Johnson arrived in the
city to-day from Dast Tennessee Hsh say
erai appointments to speak In Middle ana Yves,
tennessee before the election. He is delighted
a. tne present situation in Tennessee and al
TONS, there is little doubt he has a sharp look
our ios the United States Senatorship. Should
tnere be Conser majority in the Legs.
,aturr. as is rot unlikely, he will be likely TO
have Emerson Etheridge and Bailey psvton as
rivals Tor the place, but there is little donbt
tnat Andy will secure the prize The guoerna.
torial canvass still goes on briskly. Lawless-
OF now IN Tennessee
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ARRIVAL OF DE~TITUrE rEAMERICANS
FROM BRAZIL.

NRw YORK. July Ia-Arriyed. the Uui,ad
Sta,es steamer Guerrero, from Rio JaneIro.
She biings sIxty-five destitute American citi
zens from that CITY as passengers
Evening star., 1869-07-19

A CLRLGYNAN CHARGED wTrp Fopo,,x
a despatch from Syrrcuse, N. Y dated yester-
day Gays: Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, q Methodist cier.
gyman, at Chit;enango, Madison county, IL is
reported Forged the name of Robert Ste wart
President Of The National Bank of Chitten An :
60, TO draft for s5,0oo, payable to the order OF
kev. Mr. Greenleaf, Methodist miaister. at
Lee Centre. Mitchell and Greenleaf LOOK
alike. aud the prisorer, il rs stated, deceiysd
Carl. ton, the publisher, of New YORK. into
Identifying bim rs Greenleaf to whose order
the draft was payable At the Fourth National
BANK OF New York. Mitchell got the money
and IN vested il in Government securities. His
resemblance 70 0reenleaf led to his detection
he restored s4,ao, and escaped
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NIw YoRK-yIRsr BOARD.


lBy Bankers AND Brokers' rlegrapA, JrS.r
GdssGtcdy, operator
Lewis johnson Il 60 quote StOsxs ana h,uas
In home and foreign maj kets as follows
NEW YORK. July la.-fIrst bOard-U. = o.
l-el, coupon l2t .; 5.20s, lse2. coupons. lsi..
lSc4, coupons, I2l 1; ls6o. coupons. I2IS l-o5,
coupon, new, l2Ok; e.20s, l-67. coupon.
l2O&i lO-iO's, coupon, llU.: Pacific NAL
none; OHIO & Missssippi Csrtincate.. none
Mariposa- none. Atlanue Mail. none: Cantor.
none Cumberland. 3ls; Western Union TeIe-
graph h, Quicksilver, D.; Boston Wafer
Power, Ia. New York Central. 2la, Hud .
son. l>2s; Reading, - Michigan ,cent-aI
none; Michigan southern. Ial ILLINOIS
Central. liz =, Cleveland and Pi;tsoars, iei
Northwest none, do. pref'd -: Cleyelapd A
Toledo. Co Rock Island, lI5, Fert Wayu.
none; Alton a. Terra Haute. none; Tolsto 'sud
Wabash, none; Adams Express. 81 Wells.
Fargo q 20. Express ~ }; United S-atee Er
press, none American Express. =. M.r
chanu' Union, none; Chicago a. Alton, none.
do. preferred, none.
IBy Cable.l
LONDON, July ~, y. m.-Consol.. money,
%' Account, as Bonds, - Illinois. s5
Atlantic, none; Ere. lPs.
FRANKPoRr, y. m.-Bonds,
LIVERPOOL, y. m.-Cotton mtrz-t a.. iar
Sales estimated -.m0 bales. NiddlinC In
lands, Il =; MiddIIng Orleans, u.
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III II IDE

CLEVRLANp, o., July Ia.-H. l.. Frisbis n
young man employed "a salesman IN ia. hou -
OF fCIordon MCMILLAN & Co., drowned himself
IN Sandusky Bay this morning.
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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY

PARIS, July l9.-Narshal valiant has been
reappolnted Minister OF the Imperial House,
noid. The press OF this city regard the new
Cabinet as one OF transition only.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

BON MRxICo-NGrrO,C Escap, Of IssOr
Romero from DrOVniRg.-On the iuth instant,
While President Juarez ana his cabinet and
otner persons 10 the num her Of forty, were en- :
Joylng ride on Lake Tezececo. near the CITY
OF Mexico, the boiler Of the steamer exploded.
but ali on board were saved. Senior Romero,
recently mexican Minister to Washington, who
was ON tne engine At the time OF the explosion
was thrown into the water, but saved him self
oy swimming. The Congressional elections
Were peaceably conducted throughout the
country. Tpe national census Just concluded
shows the total population to be e0gnS.
Ezrquiei Monies will probably be Minister OF
Justice. General Escobedo has been granted
Iour months leave Of absence TO look after his
properly, winch has been Injured by incur
sionists. The new Minister from Italy Will he
received soon by the Goyernment
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BaItimor. >tock MARX, ra-s,,

BALTIMORE, July I9-wm. FISHER 4 Sons
quote Virginia skies, old, a. bad. a. asked do
l-6', - hid; North CaroiInas. old. > hidt DO.
new, IS bic
Evening star., 1869-07-19
Washington, July Is. 1869

THE ERIE RAILWAY DIsAsTRR-COrOner S
nYuesi-Ieidict Agdiast Griffin, the Engineer
The New York papers give few additional
ficts in relation 10 the recent disaster at Mast
Hope Pennsylvania, on the Erie railroad. On
the trim. at the time OF the collision, were
Governor Gilbert T.. Walker and wife, OF Vir.
gIna, en- route for Binghampton, New York,
his native town; the wife Of General Stone
man, u. $. A, who was on the treln, accom-.
paned by Captain Dorr. Mrs. 5. was formerly
Miss Hardesty, OF Baltimore. She was on her
way TO San Francisco to Join her husband She
eacaped unhurt, but lost some Of her lugga ye
Mr.. Wentworth, Of Cattaraugus county, who
was the most seriously injured, Will be able to
proceed to his home in a few days. The COM
pany paid him g, 500 tor his injuries and loss
of time. Carl Baer was paid S5O9 for the loss
OF his own and his brothers effects, and 5000
for the loss of his father. The claims for the
loss OF baggage were also paid. The express
and mail losses remain to be adjusted, and will
be settled here.
The cOroner's Jury of mo uest on the bod les
OF the passengers slaughtered at the late disas.
ter on the Erie Railroad, found a verct on
Friday ,inculpating James Grlniu, the engineer
OF the freight train, as causing the collision
and the deaths by his recklessness. 0rfin
went away from the locality as soon as the
collision occurred, but was captured on Friday
near Salamanca, N. Y. He has been placed in
Jail TO await trial. The latest corrected list of
killed counts up eight, the charred bodies of
only two OF Which-Rev. b. b. Halleck and
Daniel Baer, q German emigrant-have SO far
been recognized. The other six were eni.
grants, whose names will probably never be
known. The wounded are ten in number OF
whom two are in danger OF death.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

DON'T KUN Up STAlRs.-Often practical. AZ
10 ruinous to health. An eninent nnvsic,.n
orce said TO rs thar Ne would not 70 M stars
faster thap walk II the house was on fire and
ne naa Variable property to save; and we be-.
lieve he wouldn't Much vaIkinr mn s,ssrs :.
especially injurious 20 women, and FREQ uent
running up stairs Is sure ticket TO heart dis
ease.-SpriRefetd Republican.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

A NovNTY.-A large tent capable OF xc.
commodatine f,5c9 people, to be used for reliri-
ON Thursday nigAI Two energetic Kansss
clerGymen. Rev: n, +. Srimsop, Of Ottawa.
and Rev. Winfield Scott, Of Leayenwo tn. pro,
pose to travel with this tent through the new
there aie no meeting houses, and hold ser,es
OF religions meetings.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

GREENBRIlR WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
u GREE' sR ER CoUNTY, WEsT W..
July Is. $50.
Tne INST of the series ef FANCY aud MASpUE.
HADE BALL ) will take place on FRIDAY. the
I'd ins.ant. A COstumer, with an elegant ward
rCte, has ben enrsged, and every arrangement
made to insure q brilliant success.
PEYTONS & 90.
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8svsrpment securities.

wAsHIre1oN, July a.. I-o9.-Ja, Cccks A
Cofurnisa the folioving suotstisn. CT Gov
eminent securities:
Evening star., 1869-07-19

TyR CONGRESSIONAL Serste and House Pa.
cIfc Railroad Committee are at Georget own
No.orado, view Lsg the mining operltiors.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

GENERAL AUGUR mas gone to Fort S.6ge-
WICK 10 meet Gen, Carr, VINO has lus; re-
turned from an exposition
Evening star., 1869-07-19

GEN. SHERMAN II is stated, VIII recc mmeud
the mastering out of service OF all Off GERS who
cak TO be relieved from ting as Indien agents
IL the West.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

GEN H. V. n. BoYNroN Washington corre
spondent OF the Cincinnati ia. rite, returned 70
this city from his VISIT to the Pacific coast ON
FRIDAY last,
Evening star., 1869-07-19

TREASURER SPINNER this o-ning received
letter from Penn ylvauia containing SI7o
which the writer desired 10 be placed 10 tbs
ere 'it OF the conscience fund.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

DESTROYED BY LIGHTNINs.-On Thursday
evening last, during the thunder storm, the
struck by lightning and burned to the ground,
with its contents, consisting Of the entire wheat
crop, farm wagon, all the hay OF this years.
crop, threshing machine, and o valuable lot Of
agricultural implements, ana all the harness.
besides q valuable buggy and harness belong.
ing to Mr.. John Rube, who was visiting Mr.
Goods family at the time. M; GOOD estimases
his loss at at least 5000. No insurance
Nonosdss Gazette.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
: ,ORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
REG CLAR LtSE.

hEU LIN L. E.
ne sale and oovreiious Steamer W " COLT
Captain A. klrkER Will cave
her dock. feot OF High street, EA&A-N
,sETrsst9vns every MONDAY andu
Iht hepA1 a. 0 clos 8 "a. and GaIt's wharf
.ot 81 10 street. at D o'cleck m ste piping AZ
uIIs, oIymoEt. Smith y Point p ' Point
fort. ard Norfolk, "a ''' 0' on' Oo'i-
THIS tost connects at Fort Monroe With the
kstn5ning; will leave N03FOLK On TUESDAY
ann fhIUA at O'Clock D. m
Norfolk. S. '' W 1 Hoin
Mesls-Breaktrst and Supper, az cents each;
Dinner: 81. State roonr, 81
tIelghfs taken at the lowest tat.s. FOR partic-
.Ars iplUlre OF GEO. MATTlNGIY. Ticket
ysuta avenue
For ticket apply to J. l.. SAVAGE Hardware
store pepnsy syivanis svsuue and itth street or on
board the boat.
Y SOs. l.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
= n X. "a
Evening star., 1869-07-19

Col. ROBERT NJ. DOUGLASS, Private Seera.
tary 10 the President, has T. covered from his
recent indispos ltIon, and was al the White
House TODAY
Evening star., 1869-07-19

HS.e 1a.. your sOOT made Iir. and Water
Prsef for u or Is years-wsrrsntedMsts about half
~ eS'' W o LAN.
the unrfvaled F8LT and 0OM xOstT TtvN A0Vr.
asI nh streets. Rspsirs to old rooi proRetIy
nsfe and warranted. Material aiwA "a "a na
ana for sale. sI"so
Evening star., 1869-07-19

woman 10 composed OF 2iS homes, 400
muscles, and 3O6 pins. Fearfullv and won der
AVOID scratches.
The horse cars in Portland. Ne, one OF
he oest paying en,erprises In that city, are now
running over route which three years ago
could not support an omnibus.
0Six or eight hundred Chinese have been
epgsGed to work on the branch OF the ONO and
Mississippi railroad between Jenersonville and
North Vernon, Indiana
Evening star., 1869-07-19

THOMAS FEREAN, Chiei Clers n the ON cs
OF the Commissioner OF Customs, and four
subordinate clerks in that Office were removed
to-day.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

SENATOR SrRAGuE Will spend August N
Marthas Vineyard.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

DR.. Boehm, q celebrated German surgeon
nos Just performed the operation OF separating
two female children. years of age, who Wers
Joined together in The same manner As IRE
Siamese twins. The German papers state thar
he operahon was attended with perfect sue
cess; but one OF the patients seems to have died
the same DAY. The survivor is in GOOD health
Evening star., 1869-07-19

NEW YORK, Juay la-Stocks unsettled snd
irregular. Money steady al per c-nt. ~
change, H. Gold, Dc =. J.20's, I-s2. coIpon . .
lo-i0's, coupon, TO-.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

CAPT ] NJ. Il. CLrTz is ordered 10 orduanc
duty AZ the New York Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

Warren, who has been here tor some time in
the interest Of alleged American citizens imprIs
ousd 10 England, had another inter view With
Secretary Fish On Saturday. Col. Warren iu. I.
sisted some action shoald be taken in the case
Of Col. Halpine, who was Warren's fellow
prisoner. The secretary promised Warren ne
would look into Halpine case.
THE LoUIsIAN CONTESTED ELECTIONS
Representatives Stevenson, Burdette, and
Kerr oas Subcommittee on Elections, have
returned from LouisiaEa, where they have
been engaged during the past two months in
investigating five contested election csses In
that State. Upwards Of Eve thousand folio
pages of test mony were taken. The committee
will not prepare their repor until just before
the as ssembiing Of Congress.
CHANGING rHIIR BAsI.-It is reported here
In circles generally we'll informed in Cuban
affairs that active preparations are in progress
towards the establishment OF new bases of
operations for fillibustering purposes south "
the Potomac. 1t is expected that stringent
orders. similar TO those recently sent to New
York, will be issued by the Government TO
United States officials on the Southern Coast.
COMMISSIONERS DRLANo is expected TO return
10 this city ON Thursday next. During
the prssent week he will take action concern.
ing the appointments Of Collectsr for the
Sixth District of New York and a Supervisor
OF Mass achusetts, Rhode Island, and Connec.
,icut Several important questions are also
waiting bis decision, most OF them interesting
to tobacco and whiskey men
Evening star., 1869-07-19

SECRETARY BOUTWELL,. for the purpose of
placing additional safeguards about the paper
used IN printing the fractional currency, pur.
poses, II the law snail Justify such an an
nouncement, TO declare 1t man ufactured for the
currency as .'Government paper and thi .
will make it a penal offence for any except the
Government TO use or manufacture such paper
THE SUGAR FRAUDs.-Mr. Bateman, u. =
Attorney for the Southern District Ok Ohio. is
here In reference TO the SEIZURE OF some five
hundred boxes of sugar, recently msde by
SPECIAL Agent Andrews in Cincinnati, for VIC.
latiOn of the revenue laws. A portion of thIs
sugar was seized heretofore but sutseq uently
eleased.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

MILITARY INDIAN NAGKNTs.-Clptaics Z. w
Scheldner, w. r. Merrill, X. N. Fen.on, F..
T. Grossman, and O.C. Knapp, of the Unite d
St1t1s Army. have been appointed TO serve a
Indian ageats
Evening star., 1869-07-19

MR.. INoCRHclo CASANOVA, by his attorney.
Genl r. ID. Nussey. has filed with the Secre-
tary OF State protest against alleged ontrages
perpetrated upon him, an American citizen, by
the Spanish authorities in Cuba, and he ask s
the friendly Offices of his Government to pro.
cure from the Spanish Government indela nit Y
for wrongs already done TO him and his family.
snd security for the future.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

NAVAL OrDEEs.-COmmander ). LIVING
ten Breese has been ordered to the command
OF the Cyane on the 10th of August next
Chaplain Thomss q. Salter has beer ordered
to duly at the Portsmouth IN. H yard.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Emanuel Mel.
ZACH hiss been ordered to the Cvane OF the l6.h
OF August.
Evening star., 1869-07-19

A SINGULAR CAsB.-Among the bills of in.
dictment returned by the Grand Jury in the
Quarter Sessions, lately. was one charging a
young man WITH ssending false telegram
tr,ct Attorney, cane to investigate the matter,
he discovered that the young man was engaged
to be married to young lady, whose parents
were opposed to the match. In order TO pre-.
to some friends in the West. The young man
not TO be outwitted, sent dispatch 70 the
West, setting forth the serious illness of the
mother of his affianced. In response, the young
lady came to Philadelphia, where she was
met by the young man. and both visited
clere yman, where the marriage ceremony was
performed This inceIsed the parents, and
hence the charge. The District Attorney aban.
doued the case, submitting the bill to the Iury
without evidence, and verdict OF not guilty
was rendered.- PAi1d. Ledqer.