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The Carlists cOnunue 10 come 70 grief an
Spain. Fitty-nine prisoners Were taken INTO
Nalenua yesterday, and several bands have
been dispersed within the past few DAYS The
leaders, however, claim several successes, an q
the Paris PatEle asserts that parties OF Carlists
on Spanish soil are increasing. and that an
some cases they have met with success. Il Is
claimed that they have captured nine ON GERS
and forty priyates Of the spanish army. The
Patrie hints that within a month a great lit.
erary event, OF which il gives no particulars
VIII happen IN Spain, after which Don Carlos
will publish a manifesto.
The Harvards, in rowing over the coursa
yesterday, made good start but a fiAnRiug
WIND mpeded their progress until they reached a
nam mersmltn brIoge. After that they had IA r
WIND ana smooth water, and rowed well 20 ths
END The Oxford boat going over the same
course previously, made faster time, but they
nad fair wind and the tide was mere IN thar
no takers '-
Baron Won Beust denies the rigbt ~ the
Prussian Minister 70 cali nam 20 accounr for
transactions OF q Parliamen tary com mmlttee. or
inaccurate newspaper statements, but an order
70 remove any existing uupleasantness. is
willing TO enter into q correspondence in
regard 10 the conciliatory endeayors made on
eltner side last year, which have possibly bee
A conspiracy 70 assassinate the Shah of
Persia, originating in Constantinople, has bean
discovered, and the band sent out 70 accom-
plish II has been arrested. Many eminent
persons are said to be i'm IMPLICATED.
Tne church OF 81. Andre, az Bruees IN Rel
destroyed.
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Martin Jas s; Moore Rev ]; Moore Il Ma
carly; Moran Michl; Mullins Capt M; Mercer
NJ Vi Mullen Mr. Maenes p; Montgomery r;
Middleton h Mead Tnos; Morgan Thos A;
Marshall Thomas; Murreye Mr.; Myers w a
Mitchell VIM Wylie; Mayo W s.
MC-McCarthy ID; McCrystal Felix; Nc
s0fe NJ Mesassny ROSsaiys JGnn
MeNantz p H; Mcdonald Vim; Mcdonald W
]; McMamgod W H.
N-NicheIs Captain; Nevens @; Noyss Chas
Gen L; Nichols P T; Nolens Plutarch; Nixon
O-Oliphsnt T; O'Brian Edward; on
Michael; O'Hare Patrick.
P-Pra:her A; Philbrook Caas M; Peterson
CE; Phelan Ei perley NJ; Pierce 5 s. Peak J
A: Pierce kaloitt; PrltcnaId samuel; Peptone
Nicter; Palmer Gen w ]; Peek VIM il.
O-Quickley James.
R-Rodgers Benz F; Ric, @ A; Reed Charles
w; Robinson u +; Roberts DIR Daniel q; Rosen-
Harry; Roberts Henry; Realey Jas; RawIins J
h; Renier John; Reynolds W; Royce James
~ Roche John J: Ruffin Lewis; Roberts NJ;
Rehards Richard q o g. Rayeb,ugh r F. Randolph
Inomas; Reynolds Capt VIM; Rey nolds w B.;
Russell WiiG; Rozier VIM r; Rock VIM H.
S-Smith w A; Schlegel Frank Stone b Geo
2; Sypher g; SouthalI George; Skinner Geo;
Simmons George Lieut. Ste a ber George; simon
Henry; Sturm H; Skinner Hiram; SxInner
Holth Capt; Simpson George Savidge Joseph;
y
Col; Sullivan John; Sheenan J.: Slemen j.;
samson j; Singleton w Gen; Sayre g j.;
Shaw h John; Spid u John; Sauntry Kennedy;
Stnes James; Smith Jr Leubertou; Sullivan
Michael; Sweet Perry; Sicer q r Capt; Samp-
son A VIM; Sims H VIM; Smith b VIM; Smith
g W; Smith w VIM.
.T-Tinserly NJ A; Thompson Columbus ,;
Thomas p Charles; Tree Franklin; Tibbits
Francs; Tibbitts w Georges Taylsr & Green
leaf; Thomas John; Turner II James; Taylor
II John; fireman g j; Thurber J; Taylor II j.;
TInman Lewis; Turney s J l.; Taylor William
Thomas Thomas; Turk II VIM.
V-Nermitt John.
M.Willlams " Wilkinson Billie; Will
lett o T; Willer Chas; Webb Cnas Ii; Welsh
u Whitman Col + h; Willenbucher Eugene;
Waite T.; White Geo A; Weaver II II; Will
kinson Henry; Weggenor H; Writer Henry S.
Washery Joseph; Waple Jos; Warton j.;
Wilmington Jas q; Wills Joseph; Wagner j
W;Wingfield John T; Wise Joseph; Williams
Marshall; Wrsde Martin; Wanzer Reuben;
Woodward Richard H; Webb X T; Watson
Robt; Winslow Strother; Williams Thos Wee
der Walter: Woody VIM J f; wilmington Rev
William; Walton VIM B; WhItmore VIM q;
Watson w T; Wells w J.; Woods Wn B;
Walsh VIM.
Y-Young A; Yates & Co HC,2.
MISCELLANEOUS Ven Sir; Vernon, 2: Scav-
enger's Box Fourth Ward; Comm of Ports;
Comm Merchant; L X; y G.; l. &c %: l. B.
j. NJ. EDMUNDS, Postmaster.
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10y oonkefs esd broSers IskgdpA, Janss n
Gdssdrdy, operator.
Lewis Jooneon Go. quote stocks and BOND
In nome ana foreign m NJ kets rs follows.
NBW foBK. Aug. 2O-flrst Board-U y ga
l8l, coupon, ls2 ~; S.2o's, isea, coupons Is9 \ !;
lscs, coupons, l2li is0o couponA, l2l; lsss,
coupon, new. li9S; e.eos, lceI, ooupon.
lleS; 5.2O's, is6>. coupor. li9k; i0-,O's 1up. !,
liSki Currency 6s IeS: Pacific Mail,
s4A; OHIO q Mississippi Oeruacates. 4,
Marpoea- TX, Atlanuc Mail, S4A Canton.
5-k; Cumberland, IS =; western Union Tele-
Eraph. s.; Qaick.ii,er IS; Boston water
Power, lis: New York Central. none; Hud-
son' isS; ks.dins, s6k; Michigan Oeo-
ia, l3O MicniEan Soutnsrn. IOs Illinois
Central, I3sk; cleveland and Pittsears. TO-,
Toledo. none; Kocf Island. ne Fert wayne.
Isl =; Alton q Terra Haute. 81. Toledo snd
WabAsh, San; Adams Express, S7s; Wella,
Fargo %. Express, I9,; United States ks
press, @s; American Express. 40: Mer-
chants Union, N; Chicago q Alton. l50.:
do. prefsrrsd. l5s. Market steady. Gold,
l3saal3sS.
by Cable
LoFDoH, Aug. 20. p. m.-Consois, p5a93 \.
Bonds, 62, s3Sas3s; 6j. s9Sas.. o., sIAa
slh. lo-4os. .7it, quiet. Illinois, 9isa9ls.
FRANKPoRT, p. m.-Bonds, %, SA.
LIVERPOOL, l p. m.-Cotton active Sales
eo.Oo0 bales. Middling Uplauds, I3k Mid
ding Orleans, IA. Sales for the week lII,OOO
bales, OF which $4,000 Were for export aud
$1,000 for speculation; Stock in port 22-.OOO
bales, Of whicd los, 600 are American stock
afioat, 20 arrive here, 6s,OOO bales OF which
$4,000 are American.
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MR. PKHDL1ToN's LETTER OF AoCRpr-
AAos-don. George II. Pendleton's accept.
ance OF the n omination for Governor of Ohio
IL Published; He compliments General Rose.
tion, and reitsrates his well known views on
me national finances, endorsing the platform
OF repudiation Of the national debt. He CON
ciuoeS as follows: "9overnor Hays, In his
speech af Wilmington, forgot. to allude 70 the
uiteenth emendment and we know not his
ing the finances, he said: We are ir the
midst OF profound peace, yet money 10 scarce
ana business depressed He mieht have ad |.
ded that employment 10 dificuIt to be OBJ
@ineG. a labor badly rewarded. industrial pur.
business standing on the verge OF bankI1ptcy,
interest enormously high, the tari6 ourres.
stve, internal TAXATION unequal most unjust
And onerous; that dead capital is exempted,
and active capital and labor weighed down.
Warming with the picture, he mmht aiso
nave said that for eight years the republican
parry had been in absolute possession OF the
government, that rep publican Secretary Of the
'Treesury mas now control OF the money market
o. ne country, and that he uses his power
crease hard times. buy overdue bonds at 81 70.
Wnicn ~ law he - entitled 70 pay at par
tnefeoy taking twenty doilars for every
nundSed from the taxpayer and diving II to the
gononoioer. The farmer, the merchant and the
Whit the cause7 what tbs remedyf They erc
tmporfant Qusetions for this faIl. They touch
oemocra6 and republicans alike; they rlse
above ne domain Of mere partisan polittcs.
ano mould Be considered1Wtth the caImsst
reason' tne pnrest motives and the best Judg.
menI IN this spirit shall discuss them q
eooo as am able 70 take part with nv frieu ds
~ sss actavify Of the canvass. OF the result In
ocsooer We need have NO fear"
~Dckens II an ,ient a1ain.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Alvernson's Dispatches.
THE LONDON SrAR FAyORS rHe Ac
QUESTION OF CUBA BY fAE
CNlTkD STAfRS

LospoH. August So-The Morning Star ha.
an editorial article on the subject OF the acqui.
sItion of Cuba by the United States, wherein
itsays:-As IL a naval and military position In
the Gulf OF Mexico. Cuba is Of great value
Troops and squadron would be req Quired there.
but the people OF America. with whom the &C
QUESTION OF Ou ba is 30 popular, would offer 10
objection TO such as outlay. There is no reason
Tor reat Britain TO grudge their possession
Engiand's possessions in those seas are so ex.
posed 70 attack at present, that danger cannot
te augmented. In the interests OF commerce
IL Is desirable for Cuba 10 be prosperous. and
ner prosperity is much more proba BILE under
an American government than q distressed
colony
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LONDoH, A,
Baltimore Markets, Ts.dax.

BALrInoR1, August 20.-Cotton very firm
and stocks very scarce at5ia}ia Flour quiet
and steady. Low grades scarce Howard Street
superhne, S6-5Oas7. DO. extra, 81 .2saS- 25; do
Amlly, ss5OassSo; City Mills super nne, 81 asa
$3.50; do extra, g. 25ass 25; do. family, = IS.
tlO.95 Western.superhne, S6.JOaS6. IS; do extra
t7.25a&7.7s; do. family. Ssaes. So Wheat irrasu.
lar; prime 10 choice red, i.50as 6S. Corn
nrm; prime white, sl.l5; yellow, slI6. Oats,
duil al 53a55. Pork, firm a; "a. Bacon quiet
rlo sides, IeS clear, I9x al9a; shoulders, I6 a
l6h; hams. 2ia2j. Lard firm az 20aeI. Whisky
selling At S1.ls, and in fair demand
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CUBAN Nsws.-The Spaniards cap,ured 9
party OF Cuoans, numbering eighty, near
Puerto Principe, some days ago, all OF whom,
IL Is said, were executed Great excitement
exists In the Cuban army in consequence and
a demand has been made for retaiiatIon. nof
Quesada has, IL 10 reported, adopted the polio '
OF humanity, and waits for other Goyernmauts q
70 get shocked and interfere. Cuban ad vices
70 tne Stn, from patriot sources, record the de-
feat ana capture OF Colonel Nevara. OF a Span
Ism force OF about 26O officers and men, which
was moving from Remedies to Nueyitas Toe
spanish casualties were twenty-seyen KILLED
and ffty-two wounded. The Cubaus Loss
eighteen killed and thirty-two wounded. Tne
removal Of the Directors Of the Havana RaiI-
road Is announced. They are charged with
being guilty OF malversatIon of the funds of
the Company, and are held responsi bic by the
tribunals. The Havana aquedu ct is 70 be cor.
pleted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

COOPERATION ON RAILRoADs-Au the
great railway companies in France have or
ganlzed tor their numerous employees funds
for assistance in s.time OF sickness and SUPER
anuation, !" and nearly all these companies vote
70 those iunds an amount equal 70 that sub
scrioed by their servants. On several lines
depots for the sale OF food and clothing have
been established, where the servants of a COM
pany can supply themselves at prices from
zen 70 nity per cent lower than the ordinary
rates; and at the principle centres of rail gay
uamc places OF refreshment have been estab-
lished where the laborers and their families
may obtain food ready for them at extremely
low prices.
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THE GErrvSBURo RE.uSIov

GHTTYsBURG, August 2O.-Numerous letters
have been received from Southern Generals,
accepting the invitation TO participate IN the
indication OF the battle. field Several express
lear tnat the occasion will revive the memory
OF former strife. but the majority take a differ.
ent view, and think that the battle should be
honestly and truthfulIy handed down to future
generations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20
SUICIDE OF AN IMPRISONED DIS.
TGLLER.

WILLIANsPoRr, PA, Aug. 2O.-The body of
Martin BLlmire, Of Northumberland county,
convicted OF Illicit disulling At the last term of
the United States Court, and confined in iaiI
mere was found back of the Jail this morning
with his throat cut. He had been missing
since Tueeday evening. On account of aberra.
tion OF mind, he had been allowed unusual
liberties by the jailor. He held the fatal knife
IN his hand when he was found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20
WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Il really a
valuable medicsment. and unlike most OF the
patented articles Of the day, is used by many
physicians. 10 Is particularly desirable in Ioca-
uOns where hysicians are not near and in fami.
lies will often tie necessity Of sending cut at
midnight for a doctor A bottle should be kept in
every house -BoStOH Tarellsr. jyN-lm
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Money eontinnes 70 work Nth comparative
ease in New York 80 far ~ respec.s call loans.
As usual ~ this season the banks prefer en-
ploying their means on call, 60 as % b. IN
readiness for any demand from the tnssrior.
which keeps the market well supplied Win
money for brokers uses; but from the same
cause, there rs Little money offered on discoants
or other time loans. and prime paper ranges ~
saiR per cent with rare exceptions ~ Q per oen;.
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PARAGUAY.

PARIS, August 20.-Advices from Paraguay
We're received to-day mp TO the 10Th of Univ
Ine war news is unimportant The British
they are well treated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

NU YoRk, August 2o.-Stocks active and
firm. Money steady at 6 and 7 per cent Ex-
change, long, lU9a; short, llOL. Gold, I32 4 +.
5-O's, 1852, coupon, l22s. lO-iO's, coupon.
ll3h. North Carolina 6's, old, 5i7, new So.
Virginia &c, ex-coupon, SIS: new, CO.,.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, August 20, 1865.

0To obtain any Of these letters, the appli-
can must call for Advertised Letters, giving
the date of the list
~Ifnot called for within one month they
will be sent 70 the Dead Letter Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20
~B. Young, Jr, is IN New Haven.

~B. Young, Jr, is IN New Haven. -.
~Sunday papers are unpopuiar In Ger
HHsIr. cutting matches are spertaas now
York, sunday.
~.n.saesrsds" "ptcnics are ne latest lash.
ionaole 1ol8y. ~ ',- ~ '-'i1 .
~John d. Mactsrsl has sasd St Louis for
ssass inprisonnsnt s2So,Wo worm.
~Prof ysakins IN advised to ,s,. nm "A.
ides Of vsloetpede tzlp across ths -. ~. ~
n2.s 20 @n ~ ss,,s seans Of - Juss jampine
HIae Scisntiac Journal gives q f,,,.t,~,s
porGsn OF the lovely crsstass thss tn -.
me pscsliartsiss Of sn elephant win
st.,.s MPmin Mp,, John Pisrcs hes saed the unl,.d
and ch;id ,v.Yeny fof the los Of his wife
cemeef, Ginning damages O1o,ooo. w.
,rc,..d dns s coal companies ere considerably az.
saS.o seo sooet ne popalar agitatiou In "a xor 81
axlnG me duties on IRON coaI. Tse s.tnrsc,s.
. ~ evsfsnos its mark mis- season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

Or WILLIAM F. CApY, Of Lafayette, Indi.
ana, has been appointed chief clerk Of the In.
dian Office, Interior Department.
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THE CARLISr N,ovraCUrI,

THE CARLIST MOvEMENfIN Spain.
oMADRID, August 20.-A band of Carlists
unGer Polo, were recently defeated At Alma
gro near Ciudad Real Polo himself, and his
secretary are among the prisoners captured
Mos OF the Carlist bands have been dispersed
II Is rumored that a conspiracy in favor of
frihce Asturias has been discovered by the
Spanish authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
sgent discovered for the healing Cf man. The
sopdeEinl " eroPsrtss OF tne ir,' SsrHeolor hther.
within the control OF science and 10 taking its
stand as principal among the blessings Of medicine.
As An ALTERAfIvE,
IL acts directly upon the blood, ceans ug and puri-
tairts which aiseass or maiarious Influences have
the effects Of mercury or other pOisons which may
have been taken into the system: For this reason
TInSn ar Isr mecy I ior seKosSLA. nE0P
DKoPsY. &C and Will cure the most virulent and
RHEUMATISM AND GOUf.
EErEaLsiA. SICK aEAo.cHE And NERVOUS AZ.
FEcIIoNs, and in
DISEASES OF WOMEN
10 has no equal. Its action upon she Lirer and
i. this property which renders it one Of tS: safest
and most reliable
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known In the practice Of medicine. It's excellent
And skiliful combination with ether ingredients
TONIC QUALITIES
ofthe highest order-not temporarily stimulating,
hut permanently fnvigorsting the digestive or.
ss.. ,5d N % rsnasTns most valuable curative
DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY.
BY taking IRIsIH, the blc od-whieh permsatss
81 the ts.uss and is the life and nutrition there
fss,l, ssIitSsd, rendering the whole system per-
kENENsxR.-This medicine fs no ofYshooe Of
SnsssTy. but the regular formula Of dtstin-
Enisnsd praetitonsr, now . rssidens Of Baltimors
teen Of the interirent and scisuside. thst it he
been sdopted BY Dhysicians I'm their praetics and
q ss % ss
e.untry: The better Il becomes known The more
hishly 10 praised and the more sxtensivsIy q il
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LIMITED sfAfIs PATENT oYrIop,

ITEITED STATS PATRNf ORFIOn
Y wAsHIysioN; .; q, AuSass .. lsss.
On the petition Of 1LI HORTON, OF Windsor
eni granted TO him ON the l.th day Of IovsmBsr.
ISIS, for an i'm prsvement In Lathe Ohuck:
this once on the 18th dsy Of October next.- Anv
serson may oppose this extsnsion; 0oiestions,
this once twenty tays before the day Of hearfnG
oAMUDL 3. BI0HkR,
sun-vsv Co0n1aa1ones q Psesnts.
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Baltimore Stock Market To-day,
Wall Street Te.Dav

BALTIMORE, August 20.-virgsnia SKIES, old,
:. bad, ~ asked do. ls66, IS bad, 55a asked;
do. 1867, So bid, 81 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

CINCINNATI, Aug. 2O.-The first bale of new
COTTON was received by comm ssion merchau,
yesterday. II was grown near Natchez, Miss.
ans Will be sold on Change to-day
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELLIS, IRON BITfFRS

viii enrich the blood and prevent 10 from becora
ing vatery and weak. give healthy compIexion
restore the appetite, fnvigorate the system. and
are very palstaoie These Differs are recommend
ed 70 All persons requiring = ssfe and ys.u able
tonic to impsrt tone and strength 20 the 81 stem
not slven BY bitters merely stimulant in their
ensctsi which, although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give the strength to
The blood vhic the Iron Bitters will give.
PREPARED by VIM Bllis Chemist FOR sale IN
Nsshingten BY kIDWELL SON, PeRnsyI vsnia
avenue ard 18th street mya6- -3m
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GENERAL AMRs has assigned Brevet Briga,
der General E. Swift, surgeon In the army, te
duty as Mayor of vicksburg.
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New KoFk Ele

New York Flour and Grain Mark et To. day
NEW YORK, August 2O-FIour lOals cents
lower. Wheat duh and 2a3 cents lower. Corn
scarce so firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

The RHvINuR TAX on BowLINe ALLEYS.
Acting Commissioner Of Internal Revenue,
Douglass, has decided hat bowling alleys kept
II summer reserts for which NO charge is made
Tor using are subject TO United States tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

VICTORIA GONE To BALMORAL.
LONDON, August 2O.-The q ueen has gone to
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THE HARyARDs AND OyFopnS

LONDON, Aug. 20-Both the Harvard and
Oa.olo feWs were out again for practice las,
eveEing. The Harvaros, at the start made Is
sIckes per minute, which increased TO 40.
Inc pace was good, and well sustained
throughout
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

GEN. BANKS and Senators Ramsey and Fen
ton have arrived in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

PRRsoNAL.-General Fremont 10 in Den.
mark. ....Senator Trambul 10 in Montana
Mr. Peabody il decidedly better. ....Sen-
ator Spraeue is soon to return to this city.
''''0en. Van WycE. Of New York, has re-.
Gently married Miss Broadhead, Of Milford,
Penn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

CATACAZY, the new Russian Minister to the
United States, has reached Paris, and will
very soon arrive in this country.
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EVENING STAR.


INTHRNAL RKvISuK.-rhe receipts to-day
from this source were S353,i0S.
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TIE NEy

TIE NEW FRENCH MINISTER TO
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 2e.-Ls ValIette has pre.
seried hls credentials as NJ Minister from France
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SCePKNsroN OF OPHRArIoNs.-The mills in
New England that man q facture prints hsy,ns
worked mp tneir stock OF raw material, have
u 10 reported, very generally suspen ded ope.
rstions until the new crop Of cotton comes into
ne mAfkeL IL u Also stated that some of the
large mills on Fall river, which makes tsis
KIND OF printed cotton cloth, contemplate put.
ting their mills on short time until trade a..
sumes Q more encouraging aspect In reeard "a
this paruc cular line Of businsGe
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PuBIIc BAfHs.-Four hundred and seven
snossana iour hundred and sixty-seyen pso-
Boston during the month OF July last-sey.
eny-nve thousand one hundred md ninety
more tnAn performed their ahlutions a. fnoGs
pnces In the corresponding month Of ths pre-
vious yeaf, OF the four hundred and odd
thoasand batAers OF last month, tnrse hundred
ana forty-three thousana were o. the 0als
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

HILpIBRAN TIE OurLAw.-Col. Bowen, In
command Of the party that has been in pursuit
Of Hildebran, the desperate OF S IN hsast Mis-.
sour, has arrived at st. Louis. He has made
. detailed report OF hts operations 70 Gov.
McOlurg, but Il 10 not yet made public. 1t is
known, however, that he advises the disband.
ing Of the present poseee and the organization
OF q fierce of picked men to take the neld and
hunt down the outlaw and his band Of cut
thIoats. HiidebTan has about fifteen despera.
does with him, and can probably command,
In an emergency, quite q number OF the inhab.
ttants of St. Francois county. 1t is said he de.
signs organizing band Of freebootsrs for the
purpose Of robbery, horse stealing and muir.
der, when necessary 70 accomplish his orders.
Col. Bowen and Sheriff Murphy recently re.
ceived q letter, supposed 70 have come from
Hildebran, warning them to stay at home and
give mp the chase Of him and his friends. He
says he does no. desire 70 shed blood. but nm.
less the hunt after him IL abandoned there will
be lives lost. HildebraE 10 probably one Of the
most desperate and merciless wretches that
ever preyed upon society, and prompt and en-.
srgetic measures should be taken 10 rid the
country Of him. ~
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oeveRD0sns sseuYfsfes.
WAeHInofoE, August a. t-ss Inv C,ors n
20. nnish NE following slotatisrs Of Gov
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THE PRESIDENT is expected to return here
about the middle of next week to attend a
meeting of the Cabinet, but will remain in
town about two days only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-20

THI WORKING PDOPLR-The members OF
the various building trade unions of New
York have recently organized Q central union
or conference committee, to be composed Of
delegates from the different unions engaged In
the work OF constructing houses, such a. car
penters, bricklayers, painters, plumbers, gas
fitters, laborers, masons, &c. TheAssociation
has been organized BY the election OF o6icers,
and the trades represented are the house car
penters, stair builders, plumbers and brick.
layers.
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COLONEL ROBERT M. DOUGLAS, the Presi
dents private secretary, has returned from his
visit to Virginia, and was at the Executive
Mansion yesterday.
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DTom Thumb and Fifs have gone by the
p. r R. 70 San Francisco. tsflis rl- : D.