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Evening star., 1869-12-15

0-M. De Lessepsis to be Duke Of Suez.
dead.
SLizzie Boyington, Of Indiana, announces
herself for Congress.
ga rich Philadelphian pays his female EN-
ployes thirty cents q day.
H"Fenian overcoats" for ten cents are adj
yertised in New York. They are whiskey
@The General Assembly of Tennessee is TO
pay formal visit to Mrs. James X. Polk.
outstanding room only" Is advertised at
Cincinnati churches during the present revival
~Mark Twain crates, according TO q female
critic, "verv delicate" and kinder sad-like."
~New Orleans has Sunday balloon ascen-
sions and Sunday baseball matches.
1There Is ten inches Of snow on Boston
Common.
D0The remains Of John Bunyan, Daniel
Defoe and Isaac Watts are buried In one OF the
''unconsecrated" graveyards Of London
gMaine papers are discus.s.ne .nsther =
constant presence Of two policemen 70 preserve
0The slave sade is said to be stili carried
forts Of me British and American cruisers 10
suppress it.
Uwhen you see "Filet de boeuf et pommes
de terre hachis fHibcrnais" on Q bill, OF fare.
fsh se~ mnea fSas ShSs |. na n,ssd ssd
States language.
s0Miss Kellogg, was offered the handsome
sum OF 900 francs (el4ooo) In gold, TO sing in
fourteen entertainments 70 be given in the new
opera house built by the viceroy Of Egypt, In
honor ofthe completion Of the Sues Canal.
a0Medical literature contributes new term
70 the "slang Dictionary" Thst peculiar sWel-
ling Of the knee which used % be called the
"housemaid's kneen b now known among sur
ge0ns a. the 'sritualistic knee"
~Sylvanus Cobb. Dr., VIM hes deliehted r.
may Ledger readers with his lme-DSn IovS
Asylum n . hopeies drunksfd. So ssys the
Springfield Republican. ,s--~,
The Catholic clergy Of Cork, Ireland, have
held conference On the evils o. intempGance,
and resolved TO entreat all employers % pay VA
ninieh Sunday drunkenness.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
THE SPANISH GuNBoAr CREWS

- The SPANISH GUNBoAT CREws.-Mr. Num-
ford, one of Delamaters superintendents, is
busy engaging men to take out the Spanish gun
boats from New York, which win leave that
port for Cuba to-day, it is stated. The chief en-
gineers will receive S9S in gold per month, and
months. This position Involves an oath of ale
glance TO the Spanish Crown. The first assist
ant will be hired for the round trip only at $50
in gold, and so for the return voyage; the sec
ond assistant engineer viii receive $50 In specie,
with the same for the homeward trip. The
three firemen are engaged for the round trip at
the coal-passers s35, with the same amount for
the home voyage. Each squad of men for a
eunboat is under the command Of the chief en-
gineer, and the whole are under the surveil-
gineers.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
The winnipeg Rebellion.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia special dispatch to the
Ir'oune from st. Paul, of this date, says The
latest Intelligence from Red River is to the ef-
iect that the rebels have placed Governor
McTavish under close guard on account of his
recent proclamation adv ising them to Law down
their arms and submit TO the Govern
ment. Captain Campbell, of McDougali's
party, attempted TO enter Fort Gary, and was
met at the gates by sentinels, who forced him
back upon American soil, upon the pain of
the lines.
The insurgents account saws: "The rebels
continue to issue rations from the Hudson Bay
Company's goods with regularity that is max
pany." WIN
Evening star., 1869-12-15

another ssslashing prize fightn win soon take
place between "Jem" Mace and "T0m" Allen,
two notorious bruisers.
nTIn Chicago husbands are said to be 50 much
under petticoat government that they add to
their announcement OF future movements let
tiers ''W. p. >" which means "wife permitting"
o0A female barber shop Is on the tapis in
Boston. It's no use; the public must be stin
more enlightened BY Miss Anthony before wo-
men win shave the cheek" 70 grow boards.
~The passage offhe suez Canal is described
as sail for some hundred miles along broad
ditch, with high sandbanks ON either side, over
which At rare intervals You get glimpses Of .
sandy desert.
1Farmersin different paxb Of Maine. takine
warning from the severity Of last winter, vhf1h
was the most fatal 70 stock ever Known I'm
Maine, have disposed of the greater number Of
few through this season.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
NoMNATIoNs.-The President sent the follow.


ing nominations to the Senate to-day:
L. X. Hoar to be an Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
Lorenzo ID. Latimer to be u. s.. ATTORNEY for
the District of California.
James w. Purviance to be U. s. Attorney for
the Western District of Tennessee.
David w. Houston to be u. 8. Marshal for
Kansas. =
Edgar w. Hillyor to be q. s. Judge for
Nevada.
Jason NJ. ,INhnson to be Collector of Internal
Revenue for the 18th district Of New York.
James X. Allaben to be Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the I'd district of New York.
Richard Beardsley, Of Indiana, to be U. 8.
Consul at Jerusalem.
Henry Z. Rogers, of Minnesota, to be Pension
Agent at st. Paul, Mimi.
Richard +. May, of Montana, to be Receiver
Of Public Moneys for Helena district, Montana
Greenleaf Cilley to be First Lieutenant First
Cavalry.
Hllman A. Hall to be Justice of the Peace
for the County of Washington, ID. C.
Alexander II. Shepherd, Charles r. Belt
Samuel +. Brown to be memoers of the Lew
Court for the county Of Washington, District
of Columbia,
Curtis II. Thompson, Enoch f. Lewis. John
z. Burnett to be Assistant Paymasters in the
Navy to I'LL vacancies in that grade.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
Lively Times at the Charlesto~u N.x
Yard.

1@Sesttety 70 Ihe Eceatpq sNdr.
bosToN, Dec. 15.-The command of ths
s SnaIiestoWn Navy ard was to-day transferred
uom commodore Rogers TO Commodore Chas.
Seeauman. The new Commodore vas received
py the ofhSers and marines uader arms, and the
Gus, o. ary salute OF eleven guns. Commodore
Rodgers has been ordered 20 the command of
the East India and China squadron-his rank
being Admiral, after the first of January. The
Supply snlpis ready for sea, and will sail in few
Gays With stores for the Mediterranean sauad-
ron. The steam sloop Alaska received her crew
ana VIII proceed to join the China squadron.
ne Terror, the double-turretted monitor. also
takts heI crew to-day, and will proceed 20 New
York and afterwards to the West India souad
ron The steam screw-ship Ticonderoga is in
tne Uy dock, and the repairs on her will not be
completed before next March. The Niagara a
hrst-class frigate, Is under transformation into
an iron-clad. The Worcester, a new steam fri
gate, Is lifting for sea. The Wabash is under
going repairs. The Shenandoah will be ready
Tor service about the LIST of February next.
About three hundred men arrived to-day from
mediately. ~
Evening star., 1869-12-15

10 PRESERVE CABBAsE.-Cabbage Is pre-
served in variety of ways, SAYS the Gardener n
Monthly. IL a few dozen oniy thew NAV he
hung up by the roots in a cool cellar. or buried
in the soil, heads downward, TO keep out the
rain, or laid on their sides as thickly as they can
be placed, nearly covered with soil, and then
completely covered with corn-stalks litter or
any protecting material. The main object in
protecting all these kinds Of vegetables is 10
prevent their growth by keeping them as cool as
them moist = ~f-e
Evening star., 1869-12-15

The Freemans (Roman Catholic) Journa,
mus condenses into paragraph the whole ar
guesuon:-sThe Catholic solution of this mnd.
dle about Bible or no Bible in schools is-shands
onP No State taxation or donations for anv
scnools. You look TO your children, and we wifi
look TO ours. We don't want Won 10 he taxe, sor
Satholic schools. We don't want 70 be taxed
LOT Protestant, or for Goddess schools. Let the
Puplic school system 20 to where IL came from
the devil. We want Christian schools: and the
state cannot tell us what Christianity Is %
Evening star., 1869-12-15
SEy yopxr,ysr, 49,.
BY Ba.kers' and Brokers' rslsoro,,.

Lewis johnson s. 20. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
INV YORK, Dec. i5-First Board-U g. ss.
Esl, coupon, iisX; 5-3o's, 1852, coupon, ia:
o-9s, l~4. coupon, 1l2, 52Os, is65. coupon.
nZai 5-2's. new, ls6S, coupon 1l4l; 5-2O,s 1851.
coupon, us 5-2o's 1855, coupon, =; I0-sO,s'
coupon, lc9ss; Currency 6's, l0sk; Canton. 81:
cumberland. 255; Quicksilver, II; Mariposa, "a;
do. pref'd, 15k; Western Union Telegraph, "a = !:
Boston Water Power, l3k; Pacific Man, 5i =
New York Central, ssx Hudson, :; Erie, d Z;
Erie prefd. a; Reading, 9sY; Mich. Cenfrai'
~; Michigan Southern, s. 4; Illinois Cen,
trail, :; Cleveland and Pittsburs. 80.
Northwest, s1a; Northwest preferred, ssx:
Rock Island, loii; Fort Wayne, IS; Alton and
Ierre Haute, =; Toledo and Wabash, SO;
Chicago and Alton, l44; Chicago and Alton
prefd, r3; Ohio and Mississippi oertihcates.
y; Adams Express, 6ik; Wells Express, M:
American Express, 40; United States Express,
81; Merchants Union Express, = Market
weak. Gold, l2i xal2II.
(By Cable.1
LONDON, Dec. Is, p. m.-Consols, for money,
~; for account, 92k; Bonds, 1862, sss; ISIS.
So 1866, a. ex div. 10-i0's, s2A; Illinois, 100;
Erie, 2ok; Atlantic, 26g.
LrvERPooL, 1 p. m.-ootton market quiet.
Sales lo.coo bales. Middling Uplands, IlT; Mid
ding Orleans, l2S.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

The DEAD BEATS who have been making
charges against the management of the Gov
ernment Insane Asylum, with view to getting
control of the institution themselves, have, since
the report of the examining committee left town
with such haste as to forget to pay their board
bill. The history of their attempts to black
mail, to manufacture evidence, &C., would
make a curious exposition OF rascality.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

PERSONAL At Willard's-Gov. Dennison,
Ohio; General L. l.. Clingman, North Carolina;
DIR. f. Howe and Gardner Hubbard, Boston.
At the Ebbitt-Hon. j. j. Lewis, Pennsylvania;
Mrs O'Donnovan Rosa. At the Arlington
Charles Z. Penny, U. 5. Consul at Panama.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

THE BEST FENCEs.-A writer, (of Richmond.
Indiana, in the Cincinnati Gazette, claims, and
we think Justly, that the best fences for dry or
gravelly soil is good whiteoak post and board
rails. He says the post will last twenty years i'm
such soil, at the end of which time the boards
can be attached to new post and will last twen-
" years longer; He is opposed to all prepara-
tion Of material except giving the fence a good
whitewashing.-Germdnto Telegraph.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

SOUTHERN RAILROAD PRoGRRss.-There are
now over 200 labOrers at work Oh the Selma.
Rome and Dalton railroad, between Rome and
Daiton. They have commenced laying the track
on the Rome end, and will commence on the
t tpaI.on end IN short time. 1t is proposed to
have the cars running through to Dalton by the
Ist OF January, and the road will be Completed
by the LIST OF March. The Macon and Bruins
WICK road is completed, and as soon as passen-
ger cars and motive power arrive, which are
expected in a few days, through passenger and
freight trains will run between Macon and
Brunswick, VIM
Evening star., 1869-12-15

before the Baltimore Peabody Institute, ON the
subject Of artificial heat, he gave il as his opin
ion that the best way Of warming apartments II
majority Of our citizens live, is by means of an
open crate, 10 inches from the ho0r, Il inches
across, inches deep at top, 6 inches at bottom,
the bars 4 of an inch from centre.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
Sentence Reaairmed-


IetesTdphed E1ctusirety 10 The Ereniag Star.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-The motion for a new
trlal in the Berry murder case was argued be-
lore the Circuit court Of Morgan county at
Jacksonville. yesterday, and a new trial denied
Ihe former sentences OF the tive prisoners were
Evening star., 1869-12-15

A NEW Use FOR FAT CAPTAINs.-Pinpuitude
IN captains will be at a premium among owners
steamer ran head on into the boat of a 90
FOUNDER, Captain T. A. Scott, and when she
subsequently backed out terrible aperture wa
judgment and intrepidity rarely eaualled. man
fully set himself down in the breach, spreading
himself out to the fullest extent. By this heroic
acflon the boat was enabled to reach the slim.
and Captain Scott slipped out of his hole again.
and the crew aud cargo got OFF scot free.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

STAND CAsKs.-Deputy Commissioners of In
ternal Revenue, Douglass and Given, and Solic-
itor Smith, the committee to whom was referred
the subject of a change in the recent order of
Commissioner Delano, prohibiting the use of
stand casks in retailing establishments, have re-
ported against any modification of the Commis-
siOner's order.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
The London Press ON American
Topics.

1eteSrdfhed Exclusively TO The EreRing Star.
LCNDoN, Dec. 15.-The Morning telegram
has an editorial article to-day on the subject OF
the renewal of the reciprocity treaty, wherein
II predicts some modification of the policy OF
Congress toward the Dominion of Canada
a believer in free trade.
The Times to day has an editorial on the cot
ton supply question. While admitting the i'm
proved quantity, quality and price of India cot
ton 1t does not consider possible the displace-
ment OF American descriptions.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

THE FRANKING PRIvILEGE.-Pestmaster
General Creswell writes a letter to the Chair
men of the Post Office Committees in the Senate
and House of Representatives in which he uses
the fact that the German Confederation has
found it necessary to abolish the franking privi-
lege as an argument in favor of similar re-
form in this country.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
Queen Victoria and John brown.

George Wilkes, editor of the .SDirit of The Times
writes to his paper a description of the formal
opening by the Queen Of the new Blackfriars
Bridge, London. The pageant, with all its -four
ish OF programme, was burlesque affair, sug-
gesting scene from Opera Bouffe. He saws:
Nothing, certainly, could have been more lu-
ulcrous than the appearance of the Lord Mayor
anu MS suite, while the Queen herself seyidently
very much out OF humOr, and, quite peevish
from several momentary halts, did not look
unlike our old friend Madame Tostee in one
OF her most unfavorable moods. / had a good
look at her Majesty, for she passed within ten
feet Of where l sat. She was in deep mourning.
wore her widows cap, but was robust, and II
may be said, looked well preserved Beside her
sat the Princess Louisa, and in front the Prin-
ese~ De~esse@ ~..<s Asi.sse f~oofoa<s.-~
But the most distinguished looking parsonage
In the procession was the Highlander, John
Brown. an attendant of the Queens, and whose
striking resemblance to Prince Albert has so
commended him to her favor as to excite much
scandal.
"He sat in the coupe OF the royal barouche Oh
the side toward me, and L had quickly,noticed
him as the finest looking man in the whole pro-
cesslon. He was dressed in full Highland cos
tune, the chief garment of which was a rich
black velvet tunic, with tartan sash of exaui-
site colors falling obliquely over the breast and
back. He wore a bonnet with a cock feather
which set jauntily upon the head, and his arms
were folded with an easy air. as if he felt he had
no superior in the surrounding audience. He
sat directly over the back of the Queen, and
was the nearest to her person. 1 had no idea
who this conspicuous figure was, and set him
down at once as some Scoth nobleman, of great
regard; but as the carriage passed L heard
lady near me say, 'She had much better have
left him at hOmer 'Yes,' said the lady who was
thus addressed, Il think so too 1t would have
shown much more respect Tor public opinion !"
The dissatisfaction In the Queens want of re-
spect for public opinion in bringing John Brown
out with her on this occasion, eliminated in her
being Missed by the crowd at the Paddington
q af
Evening star., 1869-12-15

We HAVE a screed from that irrepressiblt
genius George Francis Train, saying that h,
will be in Washington soon to keep us from
stagnating, by lecture.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

~During fine starlight evening lately, q
Juvenile philosopher, after a silent and profound
scrutiny Of the heavens, asked his mother
abruptly where the stars came from. Mamma
replied. "I don't know, Willie." ssYes you do,
toO." "No, Willie, don't know where the stars
laid EN-"
Evening star., 1869-12-15

Ielegraphed Ezclusirely to The Erening Star.
NEW YORK, Dec. I5.-Jamaica adyices state
that there were siXty-nine boxes and cases
landed at Port Maria thirty-eight of which con-
tanned powder, cartridges and percussion caps,
few cases of Snyder rifles, and several OF
clothing, accoutrements, &c, all destined for
the Cuhans. They were seized by the British
authorities
Evening star., 1869-12-15
More COunterfeits Of Government
Notes.

Ietegrophed Exclusirely to The Ereniag Star.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Dec. 15.-The police of
TINS city arrested man for drunkenness, who
gave his name as j. w. Lane, and on him was
found sixty dollars in counterfeit money, and
es.h-.r l.ss~. 20
Nassau street, New York, informing him thar
they SOLD counterfeit money so well executed as
W uecelye the Government Treasury experfs
Evening star., 1869-12-15

LIBRARY OF Cox GREss.-The report of MIR
A: k' Spoford, Librarian of Congress, was SUBJ
mltted to the Senate this morning, showing the
condition of the library for the year endinS De-
cember i, 1869. At that date there were 1S5, OF
volumes on hand, exclusive of pamphlets and
periodicals., unbound; u, 1856 volumes belong to
The law department. II, ,2o2 volumes were added
during the year, as fOllOws:-From purchases
o,leO volumes; from copyright, 1881; from de-
post by the Smithsonian Institution, 1,S79 from
presentation, i2i; from exchanges, CAS-. Mr.
Spoford calls attention of the committee to the
expediency of opening the library to the pub
nc during the evening hours as well as i'm the
day time, w. " s.0
Evening star., 1869-12-15

IHE LABoRTNG MEMS CONVENTION Mo.
Sumner presented to the Senate to-day IN, >
mortal OF the laboring men of the United tat s
In convention assembled, i'm Washington, De-
cemDer b, 1862" praying that the SURVEYS OF
public lands in the Southern states nav hc s,S
divided into tracts OF forty acres each, and that
any freedman who shall settle on one of such
SUBDIVISIONS, and cultivate the same for the
space OF one year. shall receive patent for the
same Referred to Committee ON Public Lands,
and ordered to be printed
Evening star., 1869-12-15

THE REPORT OF Spec0l Commissioner o
Revenue Wells will be ready to send to Congress
Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

FOREIGN NEWS BT CABLR-The Empress
Eugene epistolarily regrets not being able to
see the Pope. The Bishops attendant - the
ents to the Pope, and the oficial statement Be-
elected that in the last ten year, His Holiness
has received one hundred millions Of francs from
the Peters pence contributions about twenty
million dollars Of our money.
The breaking outof the rinderpest IN the great
cattle how at London has creased much alarm.
Gunsht ps were broken open and several men
shot en- Monday night at Dublin.
Paul Angelo, political Fugitive from Spain,
and ms mber Of the Cortes, has been ordered TO
quit Trance. The Carlists are reported very
active on the French and Portuguese frontiers.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
BaTCHEIOR.S HAIR DyE

This splendid Hair Dye il the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no di=a ppOintment; ridiculous
tnts remedies the i'll effects Of bad Dyes invigOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful, BLACK OR
BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No.
16 Bond street, ". Y. se S-eoIy
Evening star., 1869-12-15
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Evening star., 1869-12-15

MILE F. ALICE, correspondent of the Paris
RoniteaT. was at the Capitol to-day, and occu-
pied a seat in the House Reporters Gallery.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

ALvICE TO AYYBoDY.-The following lines are
worthy Of being remembered by everybody =
II IfAnybody's dress catch fire,
Escape is your instant desire;
Don't think then of running away,
Where you are, there steadily stay.
Drop down at full length on the ground,
Roll, roll yourself round, round and round;
The fire you'll immediately choke,
And the flame will vanish i'm smoke!
Evening star., 1869-12-15
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

As an internal remedy, has equal. In cases Of
CbOlie, Summer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Asthma, and Rheumatism, il will cure in night,
by taking IL internally. and bathing with il freely
II Is the best iniment in America. Its action is like
magic when externally applied to bad sores, burns
scalds and sprains. For the sick headache. and
tOothache, don't fail to try it. In Short it is Pain
Killer. no G-lm
Evening star., 1869-12-15
Pardoned by the President.
Telearaphed ExclusireLn 10 IN. Rrenina G..

- = @11e'1ssecty % IHc EutHtfy OIdF.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-President Grant has par-
Honed Anna Coppenne, sentenced to the PEN
Itentiary for one year, a short time since, for
Easing counterfeit money, on the ground that
sac was the dupe Of her husband. She has been
in prison about one month.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

ATTORNEY GENERAL HOAR FOR JUDGE OF
THE SUPREME CoURT--The nomination of At
torney General Hoar to the vacant seat upon
the bench of the Supreme Court of the United
States was sent to the Capitol yesterday, but
the Senate being engaged upon the eulogies of
the late Senator Fessenden, Gen. Porter did not
interrupt the speakers to deliver the message;
hence il was sent in to-day.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

7elegrdphed Exclusively 10 The Erenino Star.

1etegrdphed E1ciHsireiy 10 The Evening Star.
ST. Louis, Dec. 15.-The coroner has lust pre-
ferred charge of murder in the fourth degree
against the architect and contractor of a build
ing corner of 5th and Olive streets, a part of
which fell on Nov. 18th, killing and woundinc
several persons.
Evening star., 1869-12-15
The Carlists Active.

Ietegrdphed Exclusively 10 The Evening Star.
PARIS, Dec. 15.-Carlist insurrectionists CON-
time quite active on the French border. Yes
teruay several cases OF arms, supposed TO belong
TO them, were seized at Bayonne and Other
places in that neighborhood by the French
Evening star., 1869-12-15

SENATOR CARPENTER is making a spec ch OF
no little power to-day in behalf of the Cr ba 49,
but will hardly convert Congress or the admin
istration to his views
Evening star., 1869-12-15

GEORGE WILKES, editor of The Spirit of the
Times, is in town.
Evening star., 1869-12-15

1ut57uPHeu E1cIustctly 70 The Erentng Star.
PARIS, Dec. 15.-Stin later dates have been
received from Rio Janeiro. The Brazilian
Ministry, having unsuccessfnlly opposed a con-
rendered their designations, which were ac-
Evening star., 1869-12-15

The EUROPEAN SQUADRoN.-Rear Admiral
Radford, commanding the European Squadron,
informs the Navy Department that the United
States steamer Plymouth sailed from Marseilles
Oh the 2d of November for Portsmouth, Eng
land, to accompany the English steamer Mon
arch to Boston, with the remains of the late
George Peabody. The United States steamer
Richmond was at first designated to accompany
the Monarch, but the Plymouth was subse-
quently put in her place.