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| what had been said by the physician about the
changes and fluctuations OF the season, we are now
IN the middle OF May, when the weather B always
warm and favorable to nvalds. There is no reason.
! therefore, your Honor-no satisfactory reason-ad-
to putting the case on the calendar for July. your
Honor knows and counsel know tnat TINS case couid
The Court-There is an Indictment against these
demeanor.
Mr. Pierrepont-It is felony.
The C0urt-That makes no difference. They are
charged with procuring adavits and the tools that
swore TO these afIldavits tried and sentenced
for five years each and are now undergoing their
sentences II the parties charged In this lndictmens
are the parties that procured those Iaise aldavis
they too, ought to be tried and II found guilty, pun
lshed That the defendant was sick IN Marcn last Is
conceded; but that Is all we know from these papers
he is not much better. That Is not sufficient evil
dence on which to postpone an important case OF
TINS Kind and some day must now be liked ior its
MIR. Pierrepont-As counsel wants warm day for
the trial, would suggest the 24th instant.
Mr.. Beebe-l am satisfied II the counsel guaran-
tees that the oath be warm day.
Mr. Pierrepont-We viii make it warm enough for
you.
The court ultimately set the case down for trial on
Wednesday, the 26th instant.
Application ON Behalf of Blnisdel!.
Mr. Henry Z. Knox, associated in the case as
counsel for Blaisdel now undergoing sentence in
Sing Sing, but who also jointly indicted with Bel
knap, Jeness and others for subornation OF perjury
applied to the court for an order to permit Blaisde
TO be brought nom Sing Sing for consultation with
counsel pending the day or trial.
An order was issued by the court accordingly.
There being cases ready for trial the court then
adjourned.
The Fisk-Times Libel Suit.
In the suit OF James Fisk, Jr., against Caleb G.
Norvell, the financial editor of the New York Times,
orecover 800 900 for alleged libel Messrs Henry
J. Raymond and John A. Livingston have put In
special bail In 900 each for Norvell to await the
issue or the trial.
The LIE Grand Fraudulent Bond Case-A
Remarkable Confession.
George LIE Grand who was arrested and brought
before Commissioner Shields q few days ago on
charge OF executing false bond for the payment
OF tax on cigars, has made the foil lowing COMES
sion -
On the 18th OF August 1853 Mr. BerngboR persuaded me
to execute the bond working for him at that time
would forward as proprietor Of the business
knew at the time II not quite right for TO sign the
bond. Mr. Bernghof told me TO take the Of Delaney
when the noary's Office forgot the name aud
gave tho name OF lie Grand My real name Peter Van
Genderen did not know the OF the sretes at the
time OF executing the bond Mr.. Hene went with to
the bond. Mr. Berlnghof position in the fac
did not have much We went from Eleventh street
to Second street. where the place to be openedhe
place which the bond signed for have interest In
the place did not sell or buy anything. Berlnsho owned
the place.
The defendant was held for trial.
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CRICKET.
Opening Game Of the New York Cricket |
Club.

Club.
The members OF The New York Cricket Club
assembled yesterday at their grounds in Ninth street.
Hoboken to play the opening game OF the season. and
they could not have selected a more favorable day.
While the heat was becoming oppressive In the city
most refreshing breeze played about the grounds.
The match was commenced about three O'Clock. The
following score will give an idea OF the batting.
The members, 1t must be observed, were not ami
mated by the same spirit, and did not play as well
as If they were pitted against another club. Roger
son held his bat as cooly as though he could tire all
out, and this brought out some excellent bowling
from Lee and Kerr. The batting OF Cooke and
Simpson was perhaps the best on the second innings
next TO that OF Rogerson. The score is follows-
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SUPREME COURT.

Important 70 Landlords and Tenants.
Before Henry Parsons, Referee.
Isaac q. Ausn ". John HaaneM THIS anton
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THE SUICIDE or M. ALLKN.--ln the report OF the
suicide Of Mr.. Allen. reported q few days ago. 10
was erroneously stated snas ths pistol with wsioa
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Average temperature Sunday. .03>
Average temperature for corresponding date last
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nr. beeDe. counsel for the defendant Belknap,
appe@ed 70 the court for the further postponement
OF tne tnal on the ground that Belknap was still In
preearous state Of heslth that he was at present
sojourning in the vicinity Of Savannah, Ca. warm
climate being necessary TO any restoration To health
that care and attention may have In store for him.
Counsel read physicians certificate stating that
danger wQpq likely follow defendants being com.
PEELED to attend his trial before the warm weather
set IN, and also letter from Beknap 10 relative
healtn.
Mr.. Pierrepont, United States District Attorney,
opposed any such heightened postponement as that
asked for. Not word had been stated To show
what was the actual state Of health Of the defend.
ant-that II was not good-not fact disclosed. that
II presented In Q civil suit would constitute an ex.
cuse for psru TO be absent from trial. and q 70
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a.asss !cs,cIuay :. =, a. : .ooD
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TIE SrP-TRRAsrRy

THB SUB-TRRAsURY.-COuHii lts Asssts
Or.T >l00.oOO.oJ0 Handed "a a Fsto hours Upon
he retiring OF Mr. n. II. Van Dyek as Assistan'
Treasurer, aud his successor General DanI~f
Bntterfeid assuming the office. both gentIem.n
desired that the assets of the SuO- Treasury \
should be examined. coun ed, and tnyentOrlea
ana accordingly, the Secretary OF the Treasury
appointed comm ION, con sIsung OF the Ger -
lain bank presidents ana Treasury OftcIaIs. %
superintend the process. Several clerks in
he department here, posse from the Treisur y
department al Washington. anu forty eNperrs
from nnanclal Institutions IN this cry, com %
menced the work ON the evening Of Jnne ai
under the superIntendence OF w. n. Cam,
he Manager of the Clearing house; ana their
dniles have since been contin ued nIght and day
MS army OF expert cOun ters have 70 nandl..
ana count every revenue stamp, every piece o.
fractlonal currency, every greenback and ban l.
note, and every piece OF com IN the vaults, en-
bracIng about ~oj,0l0,0U0 OF specie aud SalUlO =
HO OF currency. The gold is first counted
pIece by piece, and then weighed, and 4 de-
tailed record made Of the contents OF eacn bac
ne counters work with A will; and when
tner work Is completed they wall hay-
achieved work an the manipu lation OF money
" Inch rs, perhaps, unequaled IN financial ~.
ords; for rarely has any Government held s.
large an amount OF money IN It's vaults. and
stIll more rarely has Government had IN.
appliances for so rapidly counting as Golfers
v D. Commercial, I'd INST.
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FINANCIAL AND couwrurr..

during the week ending to-day sS3 slrs IN fra..-
ional currency was forwsrded from the Tre,.
sufy Impairment 10 National Ranks snu.
20 ne Depository 81 PitsbRrg. Penpsyl
wanna and slep.op 20 the Assis ant Tr-Asar.-
AZ Boston, making a total Of si-bsas
ne amount Of securities held nv The Tre.s-
nier Of the Uni'ed Stsies N trust for NattousI
hsnks. reported to-day. was A. follows -Faf
circulating notes, sls2, al-,6G, Tor d~poSars Il
pnoic moneys. s2s.0s-. 80. Total, SO. $3.50
Theamoentof Fractional Currency pdeem-,
ara destroyed during the week was go. -.
TIE amount OF nuitlaied bank notes haru@d
curing me we~k was s.2st, making the to'sl
smeunt burned MP 10 date. Sls6ss,s.. Tn.
amount OF bank currency issued Tor bills de-
stroyed during The week was st2aslO, mastn.,
me total amount issued therefor M % d..
>lt$t',SSS, and making the total amount cf IA
uonal Bank currency outstanding a. thI. da,-
S.SQ,-sq6S l.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
The SCHOOL CHILDREN<, Static
OF WARRINGTON IN rHlLADkL-

PBILADRlPHrA, July "a statue OF Wash
lbgton, presented 10 the city 10y the scnooI
children. was to-day placed on ne pedestal in
front OF Independence Hall. The pedestal Is
OF Virginia granite, supplied by a company Of
Philaoelphians who are working q quarry M
Virginia. The statue Is OF white ltaiIan mar
hle. executed AZ Strutlers establishment, M
tble city, after design bv Bailey. Wash.
lngton Is represented in court dress.
ms right hand on volume sustained
hy draped column, and the left on the hit OF
his sword. The execution and design are
warmly commended. The monument VIII he
unveiled on Monday with appropriate Cenemo-
mes, IN which the school children will take n
prominent part This completion OF a monu =
ment 10 Washington b. the children appears
designed 10 remind their fathers tina, tney hay
as Yet falled 10 erect a monument IN Washing
ton So mare. he corr er-StoBs " which was tad
forty odd years ago, and " nj. n siill remains II
statu quo, although the money collected NJ ma,
time and invested now amounts 20 nearly
enough 10 erec; a handsome memorial
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THE PACIFICCoAST,
The Chicago ENcursionists-Th. aIori,
fonrth-novemrnts Of Treasurr-N
taFy Changes

Ihe ehicaSo ENcursionists-Th" GlorIoa,
fenrth-novements OF Treasnrr-NiIi-
tary Changes.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Ths Chic ago sx-
cursionists, Judges Cation, Ogden aud others
arrived here last night.
Ihe stock exchange adjourned to-day until
July 9TH.
Wells, Fargo Go. have shipped a million
and bali OF treasure 10 New York by railroad
since The opening OF the Central route.
Gen. ord has assigned Gen. Stonemau 20 ne
command Of the district of ArIzona with head :
quarters at Drum Barracks. Gen. Wheaton
VIII command the sub-dIstrict OF Upper Ari-
zoDa, Gen. Deym the sub-district of Southern
Arizona ana Lieut.. Col. Wallace the suo.dIs-
rIct OF Lower Colorado. The distric, eff Arr
IONA and the sub-distrIcLs are designated as
such only for the purpose of promp ly opera
ting with the troops and OF giving the senior
officer supervision thereof.
General Ord directs the commanders no' 10
limit the operations of scouting parties 10 any
geographical limits, but 10 hunt the enemy
wherever be can be found.
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FOREIGN NEWS By CABLR-A meeting OF
peers was held IN London Thursday 20 ar
range the composition of the new Irish Church
and Irame amendments to the pending oil,
Lords Russell, Westbury, Grey, and others
agreed 20 follow the lead of the Duke OF Cleye-
land. The House of Lords last night con m ued
the onsIderatIon OF he IRISH Church hiil.
Clauses s5 ana De- were agreed 10. The Mar
quis OF Salisbury moved TO strike cut cIause p,
which requires payments TO be made for the
retention oi ecclesiastical residences by
churches. The Duke of Cleveland moved an
amenument, authorizing grants 10 Caihollcs
and Presbyterians. After long debate the
House divided, and he amendment was lost
lI3 10 lee
IL is rumored that Senor RIyero, president OF
The Cortes, is likely TO form q new ministry
Several communications have passed eiween
The new Captain General efCuba and the home
government by cable, relative TO Cuban affairs
ano the situation on the Island, but their tenor
has not been made public. CarlIs' demons n !.
lions are reported In the provinces.
A severe riot occurred in Ireland yesterday
IN Portddown. arising from an Orange demon
siration. The police fired upon the Tioters
killing enc and woundIng another.
London dispatches report a rumor that the
EcumenIcal Council will be delayed one year
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IHk CUBAN PRISONERS In NRw YORK;
ported Free tigAt and Killing IF Three Aen-The
Cuodn PRISONERS on the United States snip
vermont, IN New York harbor, were yester
Gay transferred 10 the Catharine whitoey.
iylpg AT the yard. Ii 10 expected they would
be released last evening, as ma ajority of them
were brought TO New York and lodged iu Ina
low.sueet jail. warrants therefor were issued
by Commiss ioner White, before whom their
cases VIII come to-day. Application will be
able that Ryan and his men are now prisoners
as Tevenue cutter has been sen. to q ardiuerls
Island with fully armed crew ana a Dos Sc OF
oepuIy maIsnals. Report says they have
quarreled among themselves, and tnat three
shots in q tree fight.
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CARLIsT RISING IN SPAIN

LONDON. Juge 3.-Carlist rIsIngs are ra-
ported In Spain. In EitiorIa the streets wsT.
filled with revolutionary mon. armed with
scytnes and revolyers and shouting Tor Carlos
and Cabrera. They murdered the A AIcaIde ana
wounded thirty citizens, many of them NOR
tally. Similar rIsings also reported IN
Cartagena and Valencia. Troops have been
dispatched TO suppress them.
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By BoHter'' erd Brol,rs T.l-srara, JG-,,

LBy BaHkers' and Brokers' r.l,OrapA, Jax,s A
Casa 'cdg, op~Td.or
Lewis johnson a 20 quote STOCKS and b1ua.
IN home and foreign markets a. follows
Nnw NoRn, July i.-First Board-U. = So
ieel, coupon. li7 zoe. leea. coupona Iss
LEA, couponsal7 iseo- coupons, lISA; I-ss.
coupon, new, llbs; esos lr6, coupon.
llbA; lo-ios coupon, Ice Pacific Mai
IN Ono Mssnsirri Oertncates. j2l
Mariposa, : Atlantic asI, none; Cautos
60 Cumberland, 32s, Western Union rele-
sraph, 81; QuieEsllver, I5; Boston wa'sr
Power. Is y; New lork Central, ls5S: HUI
son. 1851 Reading, 49,, Michigan Ceurra :
Il, Michigan Southsrn, lOes; IIIisois
Central. lii; Cleveland and Pittsburs. Rs
Northwest - do. preferred a6k Cleveland a
Toledo. none. Rock Island. H. !. Fert wayu.
lS6,; Alton a Terra Hsute. no6e; Toledo snd
WABASH, 75h; Adams Express, 60s Wells
Fargo Il DO. Express. 25t United SIates Es-
press, - American Express. ~. Msr-
chants Union, none; Chicago a Alton. I,d
do. preferred, none. Market steady. 9olG
lWial57 e..
TBy Cahlel
LONDON, July }, y. m.-Market llas--
ConsoIs, 81 Bonds, \ .a,I g., easier, llhnOI,.
o5 =; Erie. l9A
FRANKFORT, 2 y. m.-Bonds, Sos
LIVERPOOL n. m.-Cotton closes acttAa
Sales l5,tN0 bales. MIddllng Uplands, a..
MlGdlng Orleans, l2A
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THE CALIFORNIA lERIAL SHIP.
Navigation of the Air-Is the Problem
NOlyed.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5.-Several cI-izens
To-day witnessed private trial m The open AR
OF model OF the TrIai steamer AyitoT. The
steamer rose IN the air about sevanty-fiye feet
the machinery operating successfully. buoying
mp and drawing forward the vessel with con :
siderable speed. The public trIal Of The AyltOr
VIII IKE place next Sunday
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. DC.

I GeK OUT FOB FUN
The M0uNT VERNON CLUB. No. !. viii give
aGSASD PIC MIC, in honor OF tue 4 tn Of a
July on MONDAY, July 5th, at TlvOLI
PAbh seventh street, near Boundary.
Bowhng Alleys, Swings, Shooting Alleys.
kore Walking. ~ Ezekiel smitT at four and
eight O'Clock p. m.
The Military Companies OF the District Of 90
tumtia will also be present FOR Grand Review in
the evening.
Refreshments in abundance.
Tickets 20 cents Gates open at =. M =. close at
Il n. Come one, come al BY order Of
u THE COMMITTEE.
ERAND EXCURSION AND OILEBRATION
N Of the F0URrH OF JULYA
GLl MONT, MONDAY. JULY >.
The splendid and fast calling steam
ers CITY OF Ale1audria and Wavaset, X eyport and
kanderbiit, viii make tr ps ID Glymont during the
dsy.
A nue Brass and String Baud 10 engaged
TIE whole grounds will be illuminated during
the evening.
Grand Display ot Fireworks at njeht
Meals will be furnished 1t all hours by the we'll
known Caterer. J. p. CRUTCHHT Plenty Con
ftotfobery and Refreshments are rsyided for
PersSss not bringing baskets can get all they
want n the grounds. Round trip tickets On Wa.
wsset and AIexandris. SO cents KeypOrt And
Vanderbilt. 81. Persons wishing to remain ali
night can return next morning az 4 o'clock on the
Vanderbilt. TIE best order will be enforced
IL JAS. sHAFFIELD, Proprietor
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HON. W. II. SEWARD
Preparations for HIS Reception i'm San

SAN FRANCISCO, July Hon. VIM. IA
Seward LETT Sacramento for San Francisco %.
day. A committee Of the Board OF Supervisors
are 10 meet him a. BenicIa and escort hIm 20
the Occidental Hotei IN this city, where apart
meDts. servants, carriages, a. have been pro-
vided by the city for his Accommodation while
ITS guest.
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DROtOSALS FOR CABLE.

HEAJ,'Rs FIRST Military DI>rRlCr.
OFFICE CHEF QUABTERMAs1ER.
RICHMOND, VA. June D, lsj9
Sc aled PrOpossls will be received at this Office
until u en-. Of SATURDAY. July 81, 1863, for the
purchase rom the United States Of the SUBMA-
RlNE TBLk0RAPa GABLE between Newport
News and SeWel Point, Virginia, laid by the
Government IN 1865, seIns about five 81 miles long
more or less, compos OF seven q copper con
wire, and weighing about nine t9 tons to the mile
a bond, with approved securities for the Amount
Of the proposal conditioned tor the nt of the
ameunt proposed TO be paid upon approval ef the
proposal By the suartermaster General United
The Cable will be stored At Fort Monroe, vir-
Efnia, and further information can be obtaiued
b. application to the Depot Qsartermastsr at Ort
Monroe, Va, or at THIS office.
The envelopes containing proposals to be en-
dorsed :" Proposals fer Cable and forwarded 10y
mail TO this once.
States Armv. j. e.. OHANDLRR.
Brevet Colonel Qnartermaster q. 8. Army.
jy26t Chief z. n. lst n ilitary District.
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II OOFIN0.
TSe1 want your KOOP mad. Fir. and WAT,
Proof for u or H yesrs-warranted-sts sbont h alf
The cost OF TIN or otne, + IoSf;s3 employ
the unrfyaled FELT and CON POSITION ROOP.
and sth streets Resajr. 20 Old ROOT .rcru,,, ~
nsde and warranted. Material always ou haod
apo fcT sale. - 3ms
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HOi FOR ANALOsTAN ISLAND.
The GLORIOUS FOURTH CELEBKArEp
ON MONDAY THE3r

By Pic Mic. Illumination, and grand display oi
fIeSorks salute firing morning and A
lDe, Declaration of Inde peodence to be read g.
at two O'Clock, and various other amuss. "
ments.
Tickets, 20 cents each Children accompanied
by their parents free bat rot other wise Admitted
The large ferry scow and other boats will lesvr
I.ot OF h1gn street every few minutes during the
There 10 also "A splendid drive and walk over the
A9uednct Bridge TO the grounds.
EODIBK THECKER,
rfa
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Wall Ntreet fa.DaH.
NKW YnRK In.u

NEW YORK. Juiy Stocks nrm but r.
NsrIsh Money active At per cent aud
COMMISSION. Sterling exchange, "a. Colo
q. 6-20's, Lea. coupon, u .. lo-sUs, coupon
=. North Carolina 6's, s. asked: do. a. a
Jos. Virginia 6's, old, s.; do. new, 6i.
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SMALL.PON AIRaNy

ALBANY, July Sat a meeting OF the Board
OF Health OF this city, the fact has been de vel
oped that the smallpox prevails here TO a con 20
siderable though not a serious extent Gen.
eral vaccination Is recommended.
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BaIunsrs Marse,s, rs.sav.

BALTIMORE, July Cotton hrm a D.
fleur dull. Wheat opened active but close.
dull and weaker, prime new red a5aSl. d.
white bOaeO. Corn dull, prime white. g5aS
yellow, -. Oats hrmer a. 7ua73 for hghi
PORK quiet NJ S}i. Bacon firm RIB sides. ~
clear do Il salss sholders, rs; hams y. Lars
quiei al soc. WHISKY quiet a. sl.O2.
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ELLIS IRON BITrERS

Having used Jour Iron Bite rs In my practice
can testify to itssuperiOr tonic propertes for in
yieorsting the appetite sud promoting digest i on
1 can unbesltatiDe.y recommend n In cases o,
general debility and syspe psia, and in conditions
OF the system requiring the OF ferTuginoUs
toHic. Its agreeable fsvor must recommen nd Il to
all i'uf'' Gass G5eassestisiiEi. e iEEi.rNrr ID
Professor IN tbe Philadelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery
For sac BY kIDWRLL Y SON,
PenIgylvsnia avenue and 18th street
sDd DrcRgists ger orally. NY 26-sm
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BISMARCK has refused 10 recognize Emil
dorchester, OF Chicago, recently appointed
United States Consul al Barmen.
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SOLOMON POOLE, Assessor of Internal Reve-
nue. for the 18th district of North Carolina, has
resigned.
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AR. FRANCIS KLHy. one of the prime Ipal
bcokkeepers In the Registers Once, AZ the
Treasury Department, was removed yesterday
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CoMMANDKR e. T.. CAErKNrER has been OF
dered TO duty al the navy yard at Por ,smouth,
N. H., as Inspector of Supplies.
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TEE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGiNIA-Tha com.
mencement exercises a. the Virginia Uniyer.
sIty, At Charlottesville, concluded THURSDAY
w. e. RIves, from Massachusetts,, delivered
an address before the society of the aIumni.
John X. Thompson, literary editor of the New
YORK Evening Post, read a poem. Ten grad
yates received the degree OF M d.; twenty
A.. and two the degree of n. A. The nrst prize
Tor logical analvsis was awarded to John
blackwell, Of Lunenburg, Va, the second 20
James Miller Dawson, OF Clairborne. Ala,
and the third TO John A. Kern, OF Winchester
Va. The Courtney gold medal was awarded
TO William NJ. Thornton, of Hampden Sidney.
Va Governor Stevenson, OF Kentucky, made
celebrated their first reunion dinner last n nieht
Speeches We're msde by Hon. X. johnson Bsr-
bonr, j. r. Holcombe, Professors Maupin,
Holmes apd Southall. Judges Shefiey and BaI.
last toast was, The Union-when we get
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Ex-PREsIDENT JOHNSON, accompanied bv
his son and Col. John Williams, left this city
this morning on the Southern train for his
home at Green willie, Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

WM. WARD has been appointed Postmaster
at Newars, n. J., IN place OF Alexander
Dougherty.
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NEW YORK, July 3.-FlOur duh aud "a
hanged. Wheat quiet and scarcely 80 nrn
Corn quiet and an hanged.
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EXCURsION TRIPS
GLYMONT IN CELEBRATION
FOURTH JULY,
MONDAY MINT. FIFTH JULY.

Fine Steamers WAWASGT and CITY OF
I MSSDAYi 4 isa !.iy' f.e% @1 1sS g. :,tsss 9 seAS
ingtVn and q. m. and /, 4. and y m
Glymonf at II q. IN. and {. g, and 10 .. m.
FINE music and delightful trip in the reach Of
all. at
FIFTY CENTS BOUND TRIP
~ The following schedule of hours will be 90.
served on the ferry between Washingtrn and
Ale Nandria, on Monday, July jth, viz.
l4e,3.4,6 6 r. ms
trom Alexandria els .. 10. II a. IN , and /
2, 31.. 6. ana quarter before .. m 1t
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IN AERYANCR.-Tne ThIId Auditor Of The
Treasury. Hon. X. w. Clarke, consented 10
give DIR. Mary +. Walker a cIerkship in his
office; but The appointment being submitted ts
the Secretary for approval, that official de-
clIned TO do so, and tor the present the mater
is held iii abeyance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03
STOCKTON HOTEL.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB MOUNT VERNON.

tOR MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer "ARROW CAPTAIN Thomas stack
pCls leaves her wharf, foot Of ses-
mn street. DAILY, at 10 =. m .Ek&A-S
,Sandsys e1cep'ed,J for MOUNT0k
sHENON landing and receiving passenger. at
hLsAAnpkIA. fOkT FOOTE. EORT WASH
rn&nOn MARSH AL HALL, Nd IONA and
4 D. " '-> N''S -
Fare To Mount Vernon and return inclp,,ino .d-
n1ssioh 70 the Mansion and Grounds, 3 so
Tickets for sale at all the prfucirsI EoteIs, and
JAMES SYKES General supe-t tntsndep. Om..
willard Hotel. an q sm