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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Southern Tobacco Agency.
TO TOBACCO BUYERS.
&. AcKERMAN.
Mo- o 1ovvaroa's Row,

~ O. . E4OVVarc1'S Row.
THE ONLY SOLE AGENT FOR THE
Southern states Of the OLD and REfrsRrF
mouse OF CHRISTIAN PEPER, 81 Louis. No
she BAsf manufaetory IA tiss West His TO,
s p4eeo-efn Draeing sixteen brands OF Chewing
and seven brands OF Smoking Tobacco --bas
sttalned ~. 4 world vide celebrity On account OF
It's superiority.
We sell 70 MERCHANTS ONLY at AAsuFAC-
fuREE'S FRrCE5-soliciting neither coantry
nor retail trade.
All city Merchants can make Il more ad-
Santaseous 70 buy OF US than In Louisville.
cincinnati or any other place West or south.
<. ACkERMAN
ocU No. y Hoyard's Row
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FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1869.

Tho name Of this Company is the "CONTI-
MENTAL INSURANCE. COMPANY" IneOr-
Porated in lS52, and located in the city OF
New York.
The capital of said Company, aetu-
ally paid up In cash. ls......-.......S 5GOO0O %
The surplus, ON the lst day OF July,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EoPAY.-SHAKEN NO MoEKE stones
onicsyrup cures Chills and Fever, OF money
refunded. Sold by W. y. wnkerson 4 Co. C.
c. Ward 3 Co, Goodyear Z Falls, NJ. Rose, "
Main, and ell Druggists,
No Cure, No Pay l---Stoae's Tonic Syrup
cures Chills and Fever, or money refunded.
Rold by NJ. ROSE 81 Main street.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION COURSE.
Thursday, October 18th.
GOOD SPORT AHEADI
Handicap RAGS Between Local Horses {

IN the day above named, a race viii cs run
" over the Memphis Association Course,
under the following conditions:
NILE HEATs-SE eepstake, handicap for ala
ages. P: Purse slu0-ten per cent, 10 the
second horse.
Closed with the following Entries:
l. i. W small enters br. mr.. Retreat. bv
Knight OF st. George, dam by imp. Albion ;
>. o, to carry l07 pounds.
,. James Buchanan senter3 ch. m Maid Of
Memphis, y. O., to carry feather weight.
J. sam Hays enters bl. h. Pat Cleburne. BY
Hiawatha, dam By Emu, aged, to carry IL
pounds.
Every preeantion viii be taken TO make the
turf
Race to commence at g O'Clock pm,
precisely.
Admission at Gates and Stands, 60 cts ooI0
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Total amt of capital and surplus. q q
ASSETS.

ASSETS.
l. Amt OF cash In 81.
Nicholas Natnal Bank sl0s GiO q
Amount OF cash In ONCE G,ISI O1-sIlfT9I e
2 Cntncumbered real estate owned
by the Company.............-. ~ 5O0 a
8. Loans on bonds and nortgages. ~
being nrst lien OF record on unin-
eumberad real estAts worth aG
least s2,955,53O, and on which there
- less than one years interest
dne and owing interest ct p. ct.) Tag, 40 O0
g. Loans on stocks and bonds OF the
United states, and or institutions
Incorporated by the State OF New
YORK payable on demand, (the
market value OF securities pledged
essing sa5I go. Interest Al ?; e. $500 90
States and OF the States OF New
fork, Tennessee and VIrginfannd
Institutions Incorporated by the
state OF New York, owned BY the
ds. and unpaid '::4 s g g
!. Premiums due and uneOllect@d
on policies issued ....... Zk54 q
> hen = accrued $3.50 60
Total lasssts............ .zs2Oso Is
LIABILITIES.
l. Losses Incurred and In prceels of
adjustment, and losses reported
on which no action has been ta-
ken SIS 500 90
9 Dividends on capital and scrip
declared and due and Unpaid. 55 sec Os
deemed and yet unclaimed 80. 2s.s4O 90
a Total amt Of losses, claims aud
naDlIltles.. e9iOO Is
Sworn 70 by
GEO. T. HOPE, President.
b. G. TOWSSESD, Sse'y, A. ID.
Approved by
9. W. BLACKBURN, Compt'r a. Tenn.
s. r. CLARKE & CO., Ag'ts.,
Is Knickerbocker Building,
esaa Nsedtso, sfraa+ r,,,ta raDpasssa
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In the several matters following:
a. a: MoLf, ". H. kellogg.
A. kuhns Morris Wolf
y. Z hardWtck, John HoldfburtOn.
Heo. n tledeldeys Anderson & Gay,
JosePh l. Glover, Price & Yeetruan,
!: >. shaw, Joe WoiT
n "A L. v lIlians, Geo. NJ Greeley,
d r tates, Jas. A. Paine,
:. y. Ca-npOeA hrnn ". @. Campbell & Co.
On Wednesday, October 20, 1859,
Ia front OF the WsldFan Block. No. $50 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, 81 Il O'Clock, am,
VIII sell q the highest bidder, for cash an
the right, THE and Interest, legal and euuita-
BILE. Whtch belonged 20 said several Tank
ruPts at the date OF fling their respective De-
tlttons IN bankruptcy In and 10 the following
pers0Elal property to-Wft; Ali notes, t1tlg-
mentsi ehoses In action, books and boOk se-
counts. E1
Terms OF sale-Cash.
OOle B2o o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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NEW YORK.

Ybe ReosIyershlp over the Sold Exchange
Bank.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK

NEW 1Ohh.
Nav YoRK. October Cotton loEeS--Sales
S2Q bales Uplands y. FiOar - superfine,
50 0Oa5 70. Whisky firm-Western 81 2lal p.
Wheat-Amber iirin, 81 Sssl 40. Corn S5aSl 0a.
Rice 5bsay Coffee hrm-Rio lS-<aS7x gold.
Sugar barely steady-Cuba lsal2lt Museova-
do MOlassas fGa55
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CITY OF NEW YORK,
ON TIE FIRST DA Y Of JULY, 1899

The name of the Company IS the s. ISTKEsA-
TfoEAL IEsu RANCE COHPASY." 1t Is 1oca-
ted in the City Of New York:
The amount OF its ca pital stock is-....S500 600
The amount OF capital stock paid up is 500,o00
The Assets OF the Company are as follows:
Cash or hand or in the hands Of
agents or ether persons......-...-..- Sal 2Sa se
Real estate unincumbered..------ None.
Bonds owned by the Company. to-wft
4. 3. 5-2G bonds, par yalueS S52s, 500
L. Y. l0-40 bonds, par value lO3,OO0
L. =. per ct 90 year bonds. 2i5,OD
New York County bonds. 500
Virginia State bonds. S7,l00
Alabama State bOnds..--.-...- 1900
sSOi.iOO
Market valus-..-.................... saSs. .22j OO
Loaned on mortgage, being the
frst lien on unincumbered real
estate, worth double the amount
loaned. 6.O0O 90
Debts otherwise esecured.-......-..... Z2s, 500 90
Debts for premiums. Hs.......-....-......... S325 N
All other securities. .......-..--.-.--- i6,6ol %
Total sl,as0,sii 50
LIABILITIES.
Amounts due or not due 10 bankscr
other creditors.............- None
Losses adjusted and due................... None
Losses adjusted and not due-.........-... llOO s.
Losses unadjusted and losses In sus-
pense waiting for further proof 1884 Is
All other claims against the Comply 4,Bl 81
Total llabiIItles...........-.. .sISs, ,Se6 .
The greatest amount insured In any one
riaI. $1,000.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
OF the Company TO be insured In any one
city, town OF village, and the greatest amount
allowed 70 DO insured In sny one hloekSno N
arbitrary rute. Are governed entirely ny
prudent regard for the character Of the risk.
Sworn to by GEO. W. SAVA0E, Pres't.
WM J. HUGHES Secretary.
Approved by q. W BLACKBURNE,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
s. r. CLARKE & CO., Agents,
Is Knleksrbocksr BalIdInu, Madison street,
ocIO MEMPHIS, TKSN.
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heSpectfuLly invite Dealers and Planters 10
call and examine our new stock before pur-
ehaSing. JOS. 8. LEVETT s. co.
se9 + aaR Main cornar ITDfo,, {. rsaas /
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BEAUTIF FUL
RESIDENCE
On Manassas and Bradford SITS.
NEAR THE TERMINUS Og
POPLAR STREET RAILWAY,
AT AUCTION,
ON FRIDAY NEXT.

WE are Instructed to sell at public sale, %
w the highest bidder, without reserve, the
greatly admired residence grounds at the cor
mar OF Manassas and Bradford streets, one
mare north OF the terminus Of the Poplar
street railway, In the neighbOrhOOd of Mr..
Nenken Mr.. Cory, Mr.. Richards and Mr.
WOIcott The property Will be conveniently
undivided. "a per plan exhibited al the snl-s
and will be sold for
Half Cash and one years time,
with interest.
Sale on the premises. at 4 o'clock m, next
Friday Afternoon, October 18th.
ROYSTER IRRELEVANT q co,
oclO AUCFIOS EEEs-
Evening star., 1869-12-04
HE INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION


The following memorial, accompanied with a
draft of bill, and signed by many of the prom
inent citizens of this District, win be presented
TO Congress on Monday next:
"That they are DC sirous of holding in the city
of Washington, during the wear Isl. an eXhi-
biton OF the works Of art and industry of all ma
tons, ON scale woi thy of the object and Of the
country
That in furtherance of this design numb r
OF public meetings have been held i'm this CITY
in which the interest of the entire commu aty i'm
the proposed exhibition has been manifesto in
the most substantial manner, by their willing
ness to subscribe large sums of money for its
accUmpl shment, and to submit their prope sty
10 taxation to the same end. Enough has al
ready been done TO show that the citizens of the
District of Columbia alone are ready to invest a
million and half of dollars in the enterprise
The governments of all other countries where
these exhibitions have been held have deemed
and support, and have granted TO their propri-
etOrs moral and material aid in the promotion
of their undertaking.
Your memorialists, believing in the enlight-
ened Gberality of Congress, respectfully pray
that the same encouragement and support NAV
be extended to them which have been hitherto
given 10y the Governments of England and
France TO the several great International Exhi-
bitiOns which have, since $780, been held in those
countries.
The precise nature and amount of the all
which your memOrialists desire to obtain in Tho
furtherance Of this national enterprise are in
dicated by the accompanying draft of bill for
a charter of incorporation, which they pray
your honorable bodies to grant for joint stock
company, to be designated " The International
Industrial Exhibition Company" and embody-
ing such privileges and assistance as they think
they may justly ask the Congress of the nation
to accord to an enterprise designed for the COM
mon benefit of the country.
Your memorialists deem it unnecessary to
enter into any arguments i'm proof OF the vast
Importance and value of such exhibitions to the
countries where they are held, and TO mankind.
The concurrent voice of the NEST enlightened
nations has been testified to the countless ben
efits that have resulted fiom them in the i'm
rrovement Of the raw products, machinery
; manufactures, and fine arts of the world.
Believing that, with the reasonable aid which
they now pray from Congress, they will be able
TO bring together at the National Capital such
an'exhibiton as will be at once creditable and
utf ii t, the American people, your memo
Iialists respectfully ask such an early action Oh
their prayer as, If favorable, may enable them
to enter, without unnecessary delay, upon the
execution of the laborious work which they pro-
pose to undertake.
&C."
Evening star., 1869-12-04

During the week ending to-day, there has
beenreceived at the Treasury Department from
the Printing Division, se5s, 800 i'm fractional cur
rency: The amount forwarded during the same
period was S301 ,291.
The amouIltsof securities held by the Treasu-
rer OF the United States in trust for National
Banks, reported TO-DAY, were as follows: For
circulating notcs, s5l2 ,5O6, $50; for deposits OF
public moneys. SIS, ,35S 900; total S36i s6I $50.
The amount of mutiated bank notes burned
during the week was sl52, ,0j9. making the total
amount burned 10 date SIS Oa3 SO. The amount
OF bank currency issued for bills destroyed dur
ing the week was Sll2. .l40. making the total
amount issued therefor SlI $50, and leaving
the balance due for mutilated n5f.s SI9i,Shi
The national bank currency outstanding at this
date T. S.sE3 13. .6i3.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF THE TREAS
TRY DEPARTMENT.-Hon John NJ. Brodhead,
Second Comptroller of the Treasury, has pre-
pared bill which, if passed by Congress, will
make complete reorganization of the Treasury
Department in so far as the classificatiOns and
salaries are concerned. This bill has been
drafted by the Comptroller at the request of
Secretary Boutwell,, after the latter held consul
tatiOns with the various heads or chiefs Of bu-
reaus. 1t does not comprise the Internal Reve-
pared bill for that purpose. The Comptroller Is
bill reduces the clerical force, both male and
female, i'm every bureau, and increases the paw
and classification of clCrkships, and changes the
grade, instead Of the lowest, as is now the case.
The salaries of the two Assistant Secretaries,
the Solicitor, and the First and Second Comp
trollers are fixed at So 500; that of the six
sioner of Customs, Chief of Bureau of Statistics,
Chief Of Bureau Engraving and Printing, and
Special Commissioners Of Revenue, 5000 each.
present; Of the Chief Clerk of the Treasury
Department 81 600; the frst-class clerks 80 ,5O6
the second-class clerks, - 200; the third-class
clerks, q, 500; the fourth-class clerks, 81 ,5o0
the ffth-cass clerks, 81 200; the female clerks,
500, $500, and 81 200; female messengers, $500
and 500; male messengers, 81 900; assistant
messengers. $500; watchmen and do0rkeepers,
some Of the bureaus the clerical force is reduced
about ten per cent, and i'm others five and three
per cent. Of the present force. The female
clerks are graded according to efficiency, and
the male clerks will have to undergo thorough
examination before appointment or promotion
by q competent board Of officials selected for
that purpose. The g, 800 clerks will be in a
great measure chiefs Of divisions or rooms In
which certain specified work Is done in q bu-
reau In this bill ii is so provided that there is
Always q chance for promotion when merit de-
serves 1t, and fdrorifism cannot prevent Tie pro-
motion; The Secretary win urge the passage of
this bill upon Congress.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

CORRECT STYLE FOR FULL EVENING DRESS
The correct style for full evening dress is black
dress coat, with velvet collar and plain lapels,
rolling low. A black embroidered Cashmere
vest is the most fashionable this season, though
white Marseilles vests are much worn, cut low
to show three shirt studs, with a rolling collar.
and are in good taste. When plain black dress
vest is worn afacing OF white Marseilles or silk
il frequently sewed inside the collar, but is not
used as much as formerly. Trousers are made
of a fine black doeskin, cut easy to the leg and
with a good spring at the bottom. The shirt
bosom should be neatly embroidered and the
studs jewelled, small diamonds being the most
dressy. The tie should always be white, the
ends a little larger than i'm the centre and en-
broidered. Gloves also white, though a light
lavender or pale cream color is often worn.
Boots OF plain calf-skin, not patent leather For
informfl party where full dress is not expect
ed, blue-black cloth frock or English waking
coat Is the correct style, with white double.
breasted vest showing little above the coat,
and either plain lavender-color or black
gloves and black tie.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

q. k.-The Clerks Of the Treasurer's Office
who went to New York to count the funds in the
sub-treasury in that city have completed their
labor, and found the accounts correct, with the
exception of deficit Of five dollars in gold,
which the clerks in the assistant treasurer's Of
flee promptly made up.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

PERsoNAL.-HOrace Greeley, General VIM c.
Wickham, of Virginia, President of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad; Charles Bowles, of
Paris; Lieutenant Governor Woodford, Hon.
Thos. E. Stewart, and E. ID. Webster, of New
York, were among the arrivals at willards' this
morning.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
Prussia and Austria.

I,iegTdflsd EroiEsirely % TAe Erenina Sar.
NiENNA, Dec. Prince Metternich rhe Aus
tr, an Ami assacor at Paris, has arrived here
The obl Il 6t his vIsI; Is q receive the iustruc-
ons 81 his Government in regard 90 the queS-
tons ~ issue between Prussia and Austria.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

The CASE OF DIR. SHoEPPE.-Dr. Shoeppe.
now under sentence of death at Carlisle, Pa.
Tor the murder of Miss Steinecke, has applied
to Baron Gerolt, the Prussian Minister, to inter-
fere in the case. Baron Gerolt has replied to
him that under the laws and i'm the courts of
this country he is certain to receive justice; that
he is not now a citizen of the German Confede-
ration, and that he does not think he can with
prOpriety interfere i'm the matter.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

The full returns from the Mississippi and
Texas are not complete, but there seems to be
no doubt that General Alcorn, the Republican
candidate for Governor in Mississippi, and
General Jack Hamilton, the Conservative Re-
publican candidate for the same position in
Texas, are. each elected by large majOrities
General Afcorn has high reputation as a gen
tleman of ability and character. His majority
Is SO large that we may reasonably presume a
Republican majority in both branches of the
Legislature, and that Mississippi will be pre-
pared to promptly ratify the Fifteenth Amend
ment to the Constitution, and to fulfil all the
requirements of the reconstruction acts.
In Texas "shifty Jack Hamilton has turned
up again with his usual facility of getting on the
winning side. During the war, and for some
time afterwards, he was an ultra radical; in the
present canvass he has headed the conservative
ticket, and was elected by Democratic votes.
The bargain seems to have been that Hamilton
is to be made Q. s. Senator, and give place to a
straighout Democrat for Governor, so that the
local affairs OF tie State can be run on Demo-
cratic ideas.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

The RICHARDSON AFFAIR.-It is asserted nv
responsible persons who have read the intercen-
ted letters of Richardson to Mrs. Mcfarland.
which are now in the hands of Mr.. John era,
ham, counsel for Mcfarland, that others.
besides Richardson, were in the plot to alienate
the affections Of Mrs. Mcfarland from her hus-
band, and break up the family Of the latter. It
Is asserted that two married women, one of
them occupying conspicuous social position.
are referred to by name in Richardson's own
handwriting, as s'capital intriguers," who az.
helping him. The contents of these letters win
be made public on the trial of the prisoner
NJ j.. Ereniq1 Pest.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

The ADMISSION OF VIRGrNIA.-The members
of Congress-elect from Virginia, are expected
here on Monday for the purpose OF presenting
to Congress the claims of the State for prompt
recognition, as well as for the admission of the
candidates elected to scatsin Congress.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
The Markets To-Day.

feteyTophed E1ctustcety 70 Ihe ErentJag Mdr.
BALTIMORE, Dec. .4-Cotton quiet but steady:
Low Middlings, 2ia2iS. Flour quiet but steady
Howard street super, Si.I5aS5.l2k; do. extra,
s5.25aS6.25; do. family, S6.25aS7 .; CITY Mills
super. s5aS5.15; do. extra, s5JOaS6.25; do. fam
lily, S1ass.I5; Western super, 4T5aS5.l2k; DO.
extra, S5.25aS6; do. family, S6.25aS7. Wheat
active; prime white, s5aS2c.; yellow, 9aa93c.
Oats dull at5sc. Rye firm at 81. Pork quiet at
%. Bacon quiet-rib sides, 1s4 also; clear do.
Lard quiet at l9. whiskey i'm good demand at
Sl.0iaS1.a5.
BALTIMORE, Dec. i.-Virginia 6's, old, a bid,
~ asked.
NEW YORK, Dec. i.-Stocks firm and prices
steady. Money, per cent. Exchange, long
l0sH; short, l09K. Gold-I22x. 5-2o's, 1852. II:
Virginia 6's, new. 52H. North Carolina 6's,
old, 43 4; do. new, 32a.
NKw YORK, Dec. 4.-Flour dali and declining.
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn unchanged.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
Constitutional Guarantees Restored
i'm Spain.
ne Erenino Star

Ieiegrdphed EroiHstreiy 70 The Erenino Star.
MADRID, Dec. i--The constitutional guaran-
tees suspended not long ago as a measure Of
public safety, have been restored.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

SECRETARY FISH last night gave the first OF a
series Of grand parties, at which were presen;
the President, members of the diplomatic corps
Cabinet members, &c.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
By Bdnkers' aud Brokers' Telegraph, yames N.
CGssdDay, Operator.
Lewis johnson g. Co. quote stocks and bonds
IA home and foreign markets As follows.

~ w. luOlC stOCks and bonds
Ia home and foreign markets as follows:
Nkw YORK, Dec. f-Second Board-U. =. 6,s
lssl, coupon, 116x; 5-20's, 1862, coupon, ia
5,Ds, 1874, coupon, lila; 52Ois, 1855, coupon,
ll2h; 53's, neS, 1855, coupon, 1I4%; 5-2Os, is67
coupon, 1l4k; 5-20s 1s6s, coupon, ia =: 10 1O,s
coupon, los 4; Currency 6's, iO7 4; Canton. y0;
Sgmberland, 25s; Quicksilver, Is Mariposa, );
Water Power, lSf; Pacific Mail, 1I:
New York Central and Hudson, 90x;
Hudson and Central Scrip, s2.; Erie, 26S:
Erie pref d, -; Reading, 80 4; Michigan Central.
Eli Michigan Southern, s6S; Illinois Cen,
trail, lS4k; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s9K:
Northwest, I4a; Northwest preferred, 9I:
Rock Island, los; Fort Wayne s6E; Alton and
Chicago and Alton, I4e; Chicago and Alton
prefd, :; Ohio and Mississippi certifcates.
25k; Adams Express, s. X; Wells Express, ia:
American Express, 81; United States Express'
~; Merchants Union Express, :. Market
strong. Gold, l22ha123.
[By Cable.l
LONDON, Dec. 4, IL a m.-Market opens for
Consols, for money, S2g; for account 92x
Bonds, le62, s5a; 1866, s3S; 1861, s5x; iO-4Ois.
81; Illinois, S9S; Erie, 2Ok; Atlantic, 56x
PARIS, III a. MA Bourse opens firm.
Rentes, 72f. 20c.
LIVERPOOL, IL a. m.-Cotton market opens
dull. Sales 10000 bales Middling Uplands ia
l2h; Middling Orleans, l. kal2S.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

"Der Freischutz" will be given by the Ger
man Opera Troupe at the National Theater to-
night, as final performance. On Monday Miss
Lucille Western will commence an engagement,
opening in her celebrated version of {" East
Lynne" in which she will be supported by an
excellent dramatic company
Evening star., 1869-12-04

THE PRESIDENT received a large number OF
visitors this morning, among whom were Horace
Greeley, Senators Stewart, Williams, Warner,
Kellogg, Spencer, Harris, Drake, and Lewis;
Representatives Logan and Van Horn, Judge
Swayne, and others.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
Havana Makes Another Lean 60 the
Home Gov ermmeul.
Telecraphod Ercla

Ieleerdfhed EEcIasirtIy % 1ke Ercnia0 Mar.
HAVANA, Dec. 4.-The steamship Bavaria
sailed Tor Hamburg to-day. The Spanish Bank
viii issue siN millions la currency As an all
Gl;ionai loan 90 the Government.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

SENATOR WILLIAM G. BRowNLow, of Ten
nessee, and family, arrived here last evening,
and went to their residence, No. north A street,
Capitol Hill. The Senator says his health is
much better now than it was last winter.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

The EXPEDITION for surveying the route of til,
Darien ship canal viii leave about TIE ini.ldl,
OF January.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
The Third Victim.


Ts'egrcphsd Enolasirsly % The Erenizg Star.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4-B. NJ. Nortlyke, who was
injured ~; Coon Point last Tuesday by a disaster
on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacinc rail-
road, died on Thursday evening. This make
three deaths from the disaster.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

REAR ADMIRAL GoLDsBoRoUGH visited the
navy yard yesterday, and made Il thorough in
spection of the Nipsic, which left this morning
at daylight The double ender Shamokin, which
was sold some time since 60 VIM. p. Clyde, of
Philadelphia, will be removed by her owner in a
few days. The Nina will be reads<s Cor sea about
the 18th inst.
Evening star., 1869-12-04
No Troops Yet Gone 90 Utah.

Ieiegrdphed ErciHsireiy 10 tn EreHiN9 Star.
CHICAGO, Dec. i.-No serious trouble with the
MoTmons is aPprehenled, and no troops have
Yet been ordered 10 go i'm the direction OF Utah.
Evening star., 1869-12-04

RoBEET LAUGH on, Gauger in the Sixteenth
Pennsylvania District, has lost his position for
neglecting to cancel stamps on barrels OF whisky
Evening star., 1869-12-04
The Fire at Topeka. Kansas.

Tstegrorhed ESoinsireiy % The EreRino Star.
CHICAGO, Dee. I.-The fire at Topeka Kan
sas. was more disastrous than at first supposed
All the records of the Land office were DESTROY
ed together with the journals of the House oi
Representatives.