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The above 40 the prices at the yards At the
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~Mrs. stonewall jackson is to permanent

~Mrs. Stonewall jackson 10 to permanent.
ly reside ut Richmond.
~Ida Lewis talks OF starting rowing.
Lchool for young girls.
~The knights Of the "White Camelia~
numbsr 5000 in Texas.
ga New Hampshire man has been detected
in stealing gravestones for doorseps.
SLucas, the lion tanner, lately injured By
his pets In Parie, has died from ms wounds.
S"What q. little childr said friend,
"Ah," replied Hood, "his parsn" never made
much OF ham," '.t Isl
- Nearly thousand applications have been
filed by persons anxious 70 hll tour vacancies
on the Chicago police.
A large crowd assembled 10 81. Louis,
wednesday, to witness the acts on rope OF
one.leEged man. The rope was AsA altitude
OF bel iween nifty and sixty feet.
! ~Jeferson County, Tennessee, expeilenced
an earthquake shock on Sunday evsnlnS, 6tn
inst. The shock lastod nearly mInoee, ana
was accompanied by loud rumonne morse.
~William GRATIS, colored. VINO kicked mp
s1ch an excitement a. fugitive siaye IN bos-
ton some years ago, aftsr long resioence In
London has returned to this counuy.
~The members Of the Wisconsin Methodtst
Conference have resolved 70 fnyesusute the
amount OF money expended within tneir re-
spective charges for the purchase oI ntoxica-
ting drinks. and then to preach ON temperance.
- The electrial method is TO be adopted for
lighting the street lamps.of Boston. Ine entire
city can be lighted by this process In nve MIN
utes, and the lights can be rs quicxly extIn.
guished.
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PENSION CLAIMS CoMMIssIoN.-The com.
mission appointed by the Commissioner OF
Pensions to visit Tennessee, Mississippi, and
Alabama to investigate certain claims for PEN
sions pre- ented from those States, will lelye
here on Thursday and proceed to Chattanooga,
where they will commence their labors on the
Goth inst. There are nearly i,OCl cases, mo tly
colorcd, which are awaiting action by this
commission, which consists of Messrs. u. s.
Trevitt, Chief Clerk of the Pension Bureau; A.
Strecker, in charge Of the Suspension Division;
+. II. Moore, Examiner, and DIR. X. H. Gilbert,
Surgeon. 1t IS expected that three months will
be required for the performance of these duties
In this connection we learn that James p
Tuston, Esq, OF this city, will meet the Com.
mission at Memphis, Tenn, to represent the
interests Of certain claim agents in that city,
and at the same time to afford such information
on the subject as his former relation to the
Pension Bureau gave him the opportunity to
gain.
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A STRANGE STORY.

ffudfnS OIL d Mysterious ment-Un neN-
pected News from the Arctic Regions
Sir John Franklin's Party-Desertion Of
the Erebus-The Late Sir John Ross, &C. q.
SAN Francisco. Sept. I3.-A party who is
youched for as reliable, writes to the Bulletin
from San Buella Ventura, saying document
was found on the beach at that place on Au-
gust Both, which was much mutilated, and re-
quested the finder 70 forward il TO the Secre.
tary OF the Admiralty, London, or TO the Brit
Ish Consul nearest the post. The request was
In six commercial languages on the margin,
and every vacant portion was filled with
writing relating to Sir John FRANKLIN and
party.
The document was evidently cast on the
water in latitude 90 degrees, 81 minutes ana 40
seconds longitude 9S degrees, minutes, aud 5
seconds. II gives an account of the desertiou
OF the ship Erebus. The Terror party, which
numbered 1O5 at the time of the desertion, un.
der command Of +. N. NJ Crosser, succeeded
in reaching the above latitude and longitude
where they found a relic of the late Sir John
Ross. 1t states that the party wintered at
Beechy Island in 1916 aud lsi7, aud SIR John
Franklin died on the l1th OF June, Isi7. 1t
contains many interesting incidents connected
with the expedition.
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Foreign News by.Cable.

The Emperor's health is better 1t is asserted
That the Empress will set out again en- her
voyage TO the East. The London Times in an
editorial on the Emperor's illness and the pub.
hcation OF the Senatus Consultum, says: "rhe
person OF the sovereign is OF secondary i'm.
portance; If the personal government is ended,
II matters little who is Emperor or Regent
The essential question is. who is ministerl on
what terms does he hold Office, and on what
principles does he conduct the administration,
No one can govern except through the Cabinet
and enjoying the confidence OF the majority of
the people,"
While at Vichy General Prim had a confer.
ence with the Spanish Ambassadors to England
and France on the subject of the communica.
tons received from Washington. 1t Is rumored
that the disposition Of the people of the United
States TO interfere in the affairs OF Cuba was de.
nolnced at the conference as an act OF ingratl.
tude to Spsin, and the hope was expressed that
Spain would reply energetcaliy to the omcious
manifestations Of the Americans. The M adrid
impartial insists on the necessity Of the speedy
suppression Of the Cuban insurrection. Part
Of the reinforcements fer Cuba have sailed from
Barcelonia. Other dstachmeuts will follow
from Carthagena- Dificultes are growing up
between the progressist and unionist parties.
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TBy Cable
Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BALTIMoRB, Sept. 1,.-Cotton dull aud
entirely nominal a. 33a'3S. Flour quiet
and steady; Howard street supernne,
s6as6 50; do. extra, s650ass.75: do. family,
sSes925; Citv Mills superfne, So 25asS75; do.
extra, SO 5OsSe do. family, SS25aSI075; Western
spperhne, S6aS6.5O; do. extra, sc 50iS7.25; do.
family s7.5GaSs. Wheat firm snd UNCHANGED;
red. 81 55aS170. Corn firm, sI.95asI p. Oats,
6Oa63. Pork dull at S33. Bacon active and firm;
RIB sides, I9A; clear do, %; shoulders, 10 y ;
hams, 2Ia25. Lard quiet at 1sk a2Ox. WHISKY
Sock scarce; feeling good, at Sl2Sasl.29.
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QEX.MINISTER wASHBSURNE ON
LOPEZ.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Hon. Mr.. Wash.
bourne, formerly United 81 .tes Munster to
Paraguay, has written a communication to
one OF the London Journals on Lopez. He
says his op Mon has undergone no change
He rocites The barbarities of Lopez ard says:
There are but few foreigners now in Para.
quay, q I'D they are only permitted to live be-
cause they are useful to the dictator. If they
succeed in making their escape they will have
20 thank the fortune of W ar only and not The
prote ction Of their own Government.
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THE CATHOLICS OF CINCINNATI AND
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

CINCINNATI, September 1.-THE school board
continued in session till near midnight last
night. A committee was appointed to confer
with the Catholic Church authorities concern
ing the terms on which Clthohcs will send
their children to the public schools. The reso-
lQliOn to exclude k3toIe from school YVES
laid on the table. Petitions protesting against
excluding the Bible, signed by ten Thousand
persons, were presented,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoen's Dispatches.
PRESIDENT GRANT IN PENNSYLyA.

ALTOONA, Pa. Sept 1i.-President Grant
and family, accompanied by Gen. Porter, j.
ID. Cameron and Hon. John Scott, arrived
here yes'e- day, aud remained over night at the
LOAN House. DurinS the evening they were
serena 1ei by the .ty Blud. A large numb IT
OF citizens pad the respects to the Pre- ident
this morning. Alter reviewing the extensive
shops of tue Pennsylvania raIrold. the party
lelt for Pittsburg on a special train provided
by the general superintendent, f. H. Will
llams
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ViPGinia News.

The city Of Petersburg ls about 70 enter Wig.
orously on the enterprise OF opening up navi.
CATION to Its doors.
A new steam forge and rolling mill has been
completed in Richmond.
Bishop Magill. on Sunday, confirmed num-
Der OF persons at Harper's Ferry. VI
Ex-Governor William Smith will be can
didate for the presidency Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad.
Last week, United States Commissioner Ca.
noon discharged Mr.. Wilson, OF Rappahau-
mock county, charged with Illicit distillation
The Abingdon vireinian says:-"A gentle.
man OF this place, who was as the alum well
on sunday last, informs us that the road and
Wooos were lined with armed men IN quest o
gang OF robbers who have been infesting that
part Of the country"
The statue OF Henry Clay, in Capitol Square,
relic hunter. yhn rns CONTENT Nth ~; IN "
botn tnumns. have carried away all the fingers
from the right hand.
Governor Walker 10 preparing to remove to
Richmond.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money shows rather more activity In New
York than on Saturday, the general ra's beng
: per cent In currency, with exceptional traps.
actions At per cent. in gold. There has b->a
considerable calling In OF loans, winch together
With the unfavorable character OF Satur3ay's
bank statement, has caused a somevhat un.
settled feeling. There have been, and appsr-
entity are still al tIfcial influences n work ID
make The market stringent
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THE FENIAN PRISONERS.

NEW YORK. Sept. li.-An immense meeting
was held at Dpndack. Ireland, YESTERDAY of
those favol able to the release of the Feniar
prisoners. 1t is estimated that 10000 person
were present. The meeting was addressed by
prominent speakers.
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ELLIS, IRON BIrfERs

Will enrich the blood and prevent it from becom.
ing wstsry and weak, give healthy com pie xion, ,
restore the apPetite; tnviforate the system, and
ed to all pereons requiring . safe and yaiu able
tonic to imlsrt tone and strength to the system,
effects; which. although they may possess tonic
yesetabie properties, cannot give the strength to
Prepared by VIM. Ellis. Chemist For sale I'm
Washington by KIDwELL b SON, Pennsylvanis
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[ BY Bankers' and Brokers Telegraph, Jan.s y.

GdsSdUdy, operator.
Lewis johnson 4 Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sep. 14.-First Board-U. - 6's,
1851, coupon, 12I y; 20's. lS0a, coupons l22T;
lSe4, coupons, l2OK; 1865 coupons. l2I \; 1885,
coupon, new, 1l9k; 6.20's, l56I, coupon,
l2Ok; Saws, 1s6s, coupon, llsA; IO-i0's, coup,
llO4; Currency sc, lO9S; Pacific Mail Co,
.6s; OHIO and Mississippi Oeruncates. sax;
Mariposa, eki Atlantic Mail, none; Canton
So; Cumberland, -; Western Union Tele-
graph, 30; Quicksilver, l5H; Boston Water
Power, IS Z: New York Central, 2OiX; Hud-
SON, Is6K; Reading, 96X; Michigan Central,
l2s; Michigan Southern, lO2S; Illinois
Central, I3S; Cleveland and Pittsbure, IIG
Northwest, 80; do. pref'd. S9E; Cleveland &
Toledo none; Rock Island. lib; Fert Wayne.
SIX; Alton & Terra Haute. 30; Toledo and
Wabash, 5sx; Adams Express, 57S; Wells,
Fargo q Go. Express, lsk; United States Ex-
press, 6l1; American Express. SIX: Mer-
chants' Union, 1iK; Chicago & Alton. Isl !;
do: preferred, Isl !. Market steady. Gold, 1857
l36H.
BY Cable
LONDON, Sept. II, l1.S0 a. m.-Consols, 921,
a93; Bonds, 62's, s31; 6j's, s2a; 67's, sI,,
lO-iO's, none. Erie, 274.
FRANKFORT, 1l.s0 a. m.-Bonds, S7l.
LIVERPOOL, IL 30 a. m.-Cotton market opens
dull. Sales 5000 bales. Mird'tng Uplauds,
l3s Middling Orleans, l3
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n0Hon. Robert Tombs has returned from
the West TO Georgia in much improyed health
ga black enake, killed in Howard County,
Missouri the other day, had in ain tsn chick.
ems and q pile Of shells. -
The Catholic citizens Of Fan River, Mass =,
nave heio meeting and resolved that hsarse
and three hacks or carriages are sum cient for
funeral. An advance 10 hack rates for fun
efAis was the immediate cause OF the action.
Juarez appears 20 make himself entirely
a nome In Mexico. The other day he shot two
frenchmen aud a Belgian. who had something
10 DO with q conspiracy against him.
b8A couple was married az Davenport
Iowa, by a MISS Ballou, a spiriu.l teacher
Ii is supposed the th,ng will stuck, as the
minister kissed the Bridegroom.
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ADJUrARr GENERAL TowNsRND L. absent
from the city on a thirty days. leave, and is
visiting his home in Massachusetts.
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ONE OF THE PHILADELPHIA VIC
TINS DEAD.

PH1LADRLPHIA, Sept. 1i.-Colonel Saybert
who was assasslnated three days ago, died this
morning. All the others who were shot
beaten and stabbed within the last week are
alive.
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THE HARVARD CREW
Jim Mace, the Bruiser

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE CITY of
Antwerp has arrived from Liverpool Only
TWO OF the Harvard crew are on boIrd-Fay
and LoIing. The rest have gone to Paris. Jim
Mace, the English pugllist, is also pas enger
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The WORKING PHoPLH.-The New York
west-side coopers, or those engaged In shaving
and bsling, are now on Q strike for an increase
In the business of baling and hopping the boxes
used to pack goods in by large dry eeods
houses. This work ID done By contractors, EN-.
ploying from hve 70 thirty hands, who split
cooper the boxes. The work n done By the job,
or 50 much per hundred poles. The average
earnings are about 3l7 % Is week. A society
formed, with sixty members, and the strike
has been caused by the violatIon BY the bosses
of the rules Of union, thar no member OF the
union be allowed TO work upon country.
shaved hoops, or to work with men rot mem
bers or 'scabs." Green hands have been en-
ployed in the shops where the coopers have
the bosses, IL 10 asserted find IL difficult 20 exc
cute their contracts. The strike does not affect
the smaller dry goods houses OF New York,
where the porters are employed 10 bale"
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THE PHlLA DELPHIA DEMOCRATS
STILL WITHOUT A TICKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE Democratic
sity ucket, reported yesterday, has all t,en
Knocked ts pieces, and another is named; but
the matter will be settled, perhaps, by the
Executive Committee, which meets this even.
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THE REDsTOCKINGS EN- ROUTE FOR
CALIFORNIA

CINCINNATI. September 1.-THE "Red Stock.
!ngs" base ball club, first nine, start for San
Francisco to-day. They play their first game
on the Recreation grounds, San Francesca,
September 25th.
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THE HUMBOLDT CENTENNIAL

CLBvRLAND, o.. Sept. I4.-The procession
this morning in honor Of the centennial aupi-
versary OF Alexander Won Humboldt was very
large, numbering from six to eight Thousand.
representing the different trades and profes
slons. AT the rink orations eulogistic OF the
great philosopher will be made. The weather
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SThe other day q woman kicked a man
to death In this city. A woman In Dublin
recently beat q man 50 severely with a po.
the women vote. They have "roughs" for
election services as well as we have.-Nep
YC.k Express.
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PosTMAsTKR 9RNIRAL CRsswsLL has so
far recovered the use OF his arm as to be enabled
to dispense with the the use OF sling
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TIE REPORT OF ADMIRAL HoPF concerning
his Investigation Of the facts attending the exc.
cution Of two Americans at Santiago de Cuba
has been sent to.the Department of State, with
a view to foundation for claims for damages
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PoLITIcAL.-The resignation Of Senator
Grimes is to take effect December Is.
-Advices from Tennessee indicates that for.
mIdable opposition is concentrating against
Andrew Johnson.
Mr.. Richardson, of Lowell, who was
candidate for the Boutwell, vacancy in Con-
gress, has Withdrawn in favor OF DIR. Aver, the
pill and pectoral man.
There will be an election in West Virginia.
October 2s, for q new Legislature. The issue
at the polls will be the enfranchisement Of the
Con federateS.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DsCIsIoN.-rhe Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has dc I'D. 1
that liquor dealers cannot sell liquors from
the ordinary staudclsks, the law r-quiring
that upon all changes OF packages OF liquors
the new package must be branded according
to the provisions of the law and to at the use of
s,andcasks as such is in contravention to the
terms OF the law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-14

COMMISSIONER DKLANo leaves b ere this eve-
ming for Q visit 10 his home in Ohio. aad will
be absent about ten days. Deputy ConmiI-
sioner Douglass will act as Commissioner dur.
ing his absence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-14

APPoINTRD.-The President has appoiated
VIM. Ames to be Collector OF Internal Keve-
nue for 'ae 1st district OF Rhode Island, vice
L. b EI,eze