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Evening star., 1869-12-09
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
What the King Thinks Of the United
StatpS.
TslsgrapAed Exclusively 70 Te EveRir,g Star.

Ietssrdphed Exclusively 20 TIE EveRirg Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9-Adviccs from Homo
lulu to November 35th have been received
Minister Pierce presented Rear Admiral Turner
and Captain Franklin to the King. The Rear
Admiral made speech, and expressed his
pleasure In making the personal acquaintance
Of His Majesty. He said the American people
took great interest in the success and
prosperity of his kingdom, and de-
sired to cultivate friendly relations with
his people. He regretted that the vessel
temporarily bearing his tag was Of a class that
forbade receiving his Majesty o. board with
proper honors. The King responded that he was
always gratifed to welcome naval officers of the
United States, and especially pleased to
welcome the Admiral on the present occasion
He said he had received frequent assurances Of
the interest and good viii of the Government
and people of the United States for the welfare
of his kingdom; assurances upon which he had
the fullest reliance, and which were cordially
reciprocated by himself.
Thanksgiving day was appropriately observed
by the Americans of Honolulu. The Chinese
Immigration question engrossed the attention of
the people.
\ remarkable thunder and hail storm had
visited Hawaii. The mountains were covered
with snow.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

HOW BURGLARS ARE TREATED New
NoRK.-A night or two since as Miss Hawkins,
residing near ST. PetersChurch, I'm WestcheSter
village, was retiring, she discovered a dim light
in the vestry-room, and called up n man-Ser-
want, and sent him TO the sexton, Mr.. Batter.
The two cautiously approached the church, and
peering in at the open window saw a man, by
the aid OF his dark lantern, cutting out panuel
of the door leading into the audience-roon. Mr..
Butler raised his revolver and fired. A piercing
shTiek attested that the shot had taken effect.
and Mr.. Butler hurried 10 the residence Of jus
tice Baldwin, and calling him mp, they both re-
paired to the church. Here they found the tliief,
bowling and groaning, his scalp and iace
llackened, disfigured, and one leg Paralyzei
from the effects Of the bah that had entered his
side. large quantity OF skeleton keys anI
burglars tools was found i'm his Possession.
Should the thief recover, he will be horribly
manned and disfgured for life.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
Bold Diamond Robbery.

ALBANY, Dec. S.-A bold and successful rob-
berry was perpetrated in this city this evening
About six O'Clock a thief entered the jewelry
store OF W. III. Williams, No. iS8 Broadway, un-
der the pretence to buy, but really for the pur-
pose OF theft. While looking at a diamond ring
he dropped it.on the floor, behind the counter,
and as Mr. Robert ID Williams, son of the
proprietor, was about to pick il up, the thief
seized the tray. containing about $500 worth of
diamonds, and ran towards the door. Mr.. VIII
liams pursued, but was compelled to retreat
at the muzzle of pistol A confederate OF the
thief opened the door, and the latter backed
out. The door was then closed and fastened on
the outside by means Of piece of rope with a
rlng attached to each end. One ring was placed
on the door knob, and the other on a lock that
holds the iron bar that encircles the shutters of
the ,show-windOw, TINS fastening Mr.. vii
liams in the store. The thieves escaped by
jumping into cutter. Three OF the rings
dropped by the thief in the store were recovered.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
ENGLISH ITEMS.
Rise i'm Rebel BonslS-The Government
to take Possession of the Tebegrap.,
Lines-Ike Peabody Funeral Fleet.

1etsSrdphed Ezclusirely to The Erening Star.
>, LONDON, Dec. 9.-The prices of rebel bonds
have considerably improved recently in view of
the proposed settlement ofthe Alabama claims.
The government will take possession of the
telegraph lines of the country on the 1st of
February, according to a provision of a law
recently enacted.
The delay in the sailing of the funeral fleet Is
in good part owing to an accident which occur
red TO Her Majcstys steamship Inconstant.
which went ashore at the Isle of Wight. She is
now in the dock at Plymouth, undergoing re-
pairs.
Evening star., 1869-12-09


~Little Minnie Warren il hopelessly in.
~New Orleans has Sunday balloon ascen-
sions.
@Bridesmaids are becoming unfashionahle
~D Dollar stores are novelties on the Pacific
Coast.
~ Communism has found a home i'm Iowa.
Near Marengo there is a colony OF 800 inhabj-
tants, owning over y, 600 acres of land, ndhay-
ing all things i'm common. They are a religions
in 1s65.
"A man died recently at Keokuk, was pre-
pared Tor burial, and everything was ready for
the funeral, when the former Creditors of fhe
DEAD man came in, stopped the proceedings and
refused 10 let the funeral 90 tifl their bin had
been paid in full.
81 The full vote on lay delegation in the
Methodist Church now stands l23,476 for. and
81 .6N3 against. The ministerial vote included i'm
this stands :, ,39s for and COG against The re-
qulsite ministerial majority has been secured,
win l45 votes more than are required.
~Miss Jennie Collins Is the leader of the
strikes" and, cooperative unions" among the
mill girls Of Massachusetts and n. III. She be-
tengs to the Labor League, and travels and
makes speeches She addressed the strikers At
Dover, n. H., (CocheeO" mills), and the imme-
diate result was "workingwomen's league"
- Red hair among ladies has for a long time
been the fashion; but its DAYS seem TO be num-
bered. IL is said, indeed, that the fair ladies
who rule in the realms of fashion have resolved
10 suppress it forthwith, and 20 enact that brown
hair, which has been banished for somo time is
to resume its legitimate sway.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
IFS EFFECT rs MIRACULOUS.
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICgLVAS HAIR RENEWER-

IT perfect aud wonderful article. Cuyes hali
nPs~. Makes hair grow. \ better dressing than
any ''olT or --p0matu,n.n S1fteus brash. dry and
WHY hair into beautiful Siiken Tressss. Bat above
all the great wonder - toe rlpidIty it which 4
restore GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
Thc whitest and worst lc0kins hair resumes its
youihfu beauty by its use IL docs not > the hair,
but ,trikes the root and flls il with life and
Coloring matter.
Ths fT-t application will 10 good; Yen VIII see the
SATU RAJ COLOR returning every dsy and
BEFORE You KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discoore appearances Of the hair will
be giving lace 10 lustTOJ-, siGing aIsl beaa
Giful laCks.
Ash for Halls Sicilisn Hair Remover; 10 other
article l. at all like II in effect.
See that each bottle has private Government
Stamp over the top Of the bottle. III Others JEII
faftCHS.
For sale by all druggists. de2-lm
Evening star., 1869-12-09
The Winnipeg War Fizzling Out.

OTTAWA, ONT, Dec. 9.-Donald G.. Smith,
who arrived here FEW days ago. received a
cable dispatch from the Hudson Bay COMPANY
to proceed at once to Red River TO assist Cover
nor McTavish in the administration of the ter
ritory, or TO succeed him in case of his Demise
Di-fstcfse- rcoctveh NY eisc <sovernsncno rrora
Mr. McDougal and Governor McTayish repre-
sent the difficulties in the Territory to be sub
siding.
Gov. McDougall will enter the territory as
soon as the Queens proclamation reaches linn
and the authority of the Dominion GOvernmeDt
and the question of territory will be at once an
nounced by him in a proclamation dated Fort
Garry.
every reasonable representation from the half
breed population will receive the earliest atten-
tion OF the government of the Territory.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

~ The Buffhlo Commercial Advertiser, by a
typographical blunder, made Hermanrs, who h
with the Patti troupe, sing, IN response 70 an
encore, "That touching air, I'm Shoat.'"
n1State Constable Hollingshead, Of South
Carolina, attempted to arrest murderer at q
night. The latter resisted, and twice discharged
o revolver 1t the constable. The oficer there
upon shot him through the heart, killing him In
sfanfly.
The house Of the editor Of the Tallahas.eA
Floridian was blown M the other dav' n 80
pairing for hunting expedition he proyided
three-pound can ofpowder, which little nes,.
!y noy thought was sonethine 70 eat and put On
other inmates escaped unhuft
Evening star., 1869-12-09

Mrs. Oliver Haley, Of Indianapolis. has
made her fifth contribution to the census which
healthy girl baby.
0A man named Richard E. Royey plaviny
the role OF Baptist preacher, was lately driven
from from IIIxton, Mo-, for attempting to marry his
He Is advised to 20 to Etah collect the scattersd
remains Of his family and live in peace.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

Two Parisiennes had a duel lately, in
which the weapons were eggs.
NAdvertising divorce lawyers have struck
Philadelphia, and lind il paying field.
TThe "Half-B Breed Republic. is the unpleas-
ant designation applied TO the Winnepeg region
by the Canadian papers.
Oyames Kidd OF Albany, donates a plot OF
ground, valued at Sc 900, for an asylum Ter in
dieent old women.
years Of age, has been convicted at Lynchbgrg,
Va, Of committing RAPE upon white girl
eleven years Of age, ard sentenced 20 be hung.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

THE woRKINGwoNEN OF Boston are likely 10
receive substantial benefit from the efforts pvt
forth IN their behalf by the charitable. 4 mem
her of the "Moman's Club" a wealthy lady. i
maturing plans Tor the benefit OF sewing Ma-
men, in which Others will assist. Miss Pa ab0ly
IL also at work with the same idea, but turns h.r
attentlon more 10 the matter of industrial tea ch-
ing Tor poor children, especially bv the kin Ter
garten method. Mrs. Batchelder and others ara
working away at the same rObleln OF ndasrrial
euucsuon, and the city made some time 40 an
il IN the public schools. % Va
Evening star., 1869-12-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market continues ssir ,
active yesterday aE;ii afser two O'Clock. whom =
worked more easily. and a, the close BALANCES
were effected as low a. ~ pcr cent.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

THE RECONSTRUCTION jNMITTEE met th.s
morning, and heard arguments OF Governor
Walker and Bland, the colorel State Seuat0r.
in reference TO the admission ofthe State. bnt
without coming TO any vote, adjourned until
Saturday, when they will receive other state
ments. but gave notice this morning that they
must be in writing.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

RECEIPTS . Rom CUsToNs.-rhe receipts from
customs at the ports below named, for the
week ending December were, as follows
Boston, sSl3,3l30i; New York, S1,.6 900;
Philadelphia, So, ,sIs.51; Baltimore, sl65, ,s7O.j5.
San Francisco, November Goth to 9th, s1I9,-
2g,.53. Total, g, IS. .3J9.5s.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

TIE SUPREME COURT was today engaged
upon the case of Zepheniah Jones against Ann
II. Dermott; appeal from the Circuit Court of
the District of Columbia. This suit, it will be
remembered, was for work upon the building
known as the Avenue House, a. the corner OF
.th street and Market Space.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
Fire and Explosion.


Ietegrophed Exclusively to The Ereni,sg Star.
PETERsBoRo', ONT, Dec. 9.-Seyeral stores
on the corner Of George and Hunter streets were
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss about $4,000.
An explosion of gunpowder occurred here by
which several men were seriously injured. Some
or them are not expected to recover.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

IetegTdphed E-oEstreiy 70 The Erenisg Ndr.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-Cotton firm and quiet;
Mlddling Cplands pa. Flour quiet and steady;
howard street superhne, S4.75aS5; do. extra,
so-25as6-25; do. family, s6-25aS7 Is; City Mills
supeTfne, sJas5.I5; do. extra, s5-50as6.JO; 10.
family, ssaSs-25; Western superfine, 4.75a<5: do.
prime 10 choice red, sl-35aSl-3s. Corn dun:
white, ssasoc; yellow sSas2c. Oats steady at ia
5sc. Rye nominally at Slasl.0s. Pork quiet al
SO. Baeon-rib sides, lsk ai9c.; clear do, 19S
al9A c.; shoulders, l5k al5k C.; hams. 2Ic. Lard
quiet at l9c. Whisky dull at sl.0S ssl.04k.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9.-va. 6s, old, 44S bid,
454 asked; do. 1851, i9k bid, 50 asked; North
Carolinas, new, 30 bid, IS asked.
NEw YORK, Dec. 9.-Stocks steady Money
per cent. Exchange, long, sA,; short, 81.
Gold 23A. 5-2o's, *. Virginia SIS, ex-coupon,
80 asked new, 5S. North Carolina 6's, old, sIg
new, Zk.
Wheat dull and in buyers favor. Corn a shade
firmer.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

THREE EXECUTIONS IN ONE DAY.-There
were three executions on Tuesday, two in Penn
sylyania and one in Canada. John Fields, a
native of England, and probably insane, was
strangled at Williamsport, Pa, for the murder
ence of s5 between the parties induced the mur-
derer to split open his victims head with an axe,
just before leaving for the scafold, Fields joked
about the ticklish Feeling around his neck, and
asserted his belief that he was to be sacrificed in
settlement Of the Alabama claims. Zachary
TAYLOR Hockinberry was hanged at Butler, Pa,
for the murder Of q Miss Ann McCandless This
savage plead as an excuse for his crime that he
shot the young lady with the design only of SO
disfguring her that no one would desire her in
marriage. Both Fields and Zachary Taylor
hours, and announced that they were bound,
straight through for Paradise. In Go.lcrich.
Canada, Nicholas NJ. Melcdy was executed for
the slaughter Of his father and step-mother. He
left written confession.-N. r. World.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER.

As an internal remedy, has no equal. In cases Of
Cholic- Summer Complaint Dyspepsia, Dysentery,
Asthma, and Rheumatism, il viii cure in one night,
by taking il internally and bathing with il freely
Ii Is the best nment 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 q I'm
Evening star., 1869-12-09

-tSc. ". REAvIs, the Capitol mover, visited
tie Executive Mansion this morning, in COM
p&ny With Senator Sumner, by whom he was
Introduced to the President, and had a long
interview wit1 him.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

NoNINATIoys.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senat, tO-,lay:-John
+. Dillon, of Iowa, TO be U. ). Circuit Jajge for
the Eighth Judicial District; $. Pierre ReminG-
ton to be Collector OF Customs for the district
OF oswegatchie, N. Y. vice George Parker, re-
moved.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

ALEXANDRIA, LoUDox AND HAnPsHrrE
RAILRoAD.-Captain Marbury and his party
reached this place on Sunday, on their return
from the Aneghanies, having been compelled to
spring, In consequence of very severe weather
and frequent snow storms they have recently
had to encounter. The party have reached As
Pendleton county, and find the route far more
eligible than was at first expected NSsck<aeY
Sentinel, Dec, ia.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

CoNsIssiosER DELANo had long interview
with tie President f5iis morning, during which
tlcy agreed upon the appointments OF mum
beT - internal revenue officers in vario.ss parts
OF tie country.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

The sc. y. r. do a very handsome and
thoughtful thing in putting the newspaper folks
in the very front seats at the Lincoln Hall lee
lures. These seats next the footlights are not
considered quite eligible by most lecture-goers.
but the press-gsng being generally deaf and
short-sighted, i is, we repeat, very thought
ful thing in the managers to put them just
there.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
BY BdEters' and Brokers' Telegraph, yames n.
GdssGray, 0p,rator.
Lewis johnson Il CO. quote stocks and bonds
In homo and fnrni -n rnarlcfs as 20 lnux.

IN h"tnc anu toreisn markets as fo.low~:
NEw YORK, Dec. a.-Second BOard-U. :. C's,
isSl, coupon, lias; 5-so', iss2. coupon NJ
o-29s, lotf, coupon. us; Sass. ISSS. con,o-,
III =, S-9s > new. is,sS, coupon. ll5 =; 5-2O's ISL,
eoul or, 49,; 5-.es iSes, coupon. ii5s,: I0-4Os,
coul on. c9 q; Currency 6's, ies Z; Canton -.
Cumberland. ss:QuickSiiver, nc \: Marilosa 4
do-iaeI d,b Western Union Tslegraph, Sl.Bo'
ioa ater Power. none; Pacific Mail. - :;
NIw York Central. q Hudson, = \; Ere. ,; ;:
Eric nref'd .i5 ;Readng ,99s Michigan Central,
III; Michigan Southern, 49,: Illinois cen-
tral, lSi; Cleveland and Pittshurg, -;
Northwest, y =; Northwest preferre,I ST.
Rock Island, 10; Fort Wayne. s. 4; Alton ani
Terre Haute, z =; Toledo and Wabash, $;
Chicago and Alton, ii2s,; Chicago ard alfoTt
pref d, il2x; Ohio aud Mississippi certificates,
252; Adams Express, 20 Wells ExpresS Il !:
American Express, 311; United States Express,
5lR; Merchants Tnion Express, :. Market
strong. Gold, l23xai23H.
TBy Cable.l
IoNDoN, Dec. ., ip. m.-Consols, for money.
sd, Tor account, 924aS; Bonds, Is,S2, -
is3, -; ls67, e5s lo-iO's, sis; Illinois, 80.
Eric, 20 4; Atlantic, ag.
PARIS, p. m.-Rentes, s2f s5c.
LIVERPOOL, y. ni.-Cotton market Steaslv.
Sales lo,coo bales. Middling Uplands, H., Mid
ding Orleans, H.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
The EcumenicaI Council.

11Fy7uP"eu I1c1Ustct7y u nc EcentNg Sfd7.
ROME, Dec. 9.-The ceremonies Yesterday at
tendant on the openieg session OF the Ecumeni-
cal Council lasted five hours. The city has been
entirely tranquil. Illuminations and fireworks
were contemplated last evening, in honor OF the
rain. Va
Evening star., 1869-12-09
B.rCHEIOR.S HAIR DyE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; ridiculous
tns, remedies the III 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, n. Y. se 5eoly
Evening star., 1869-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE EXPERIENCE OF THE LARGEST AD
yERTISER IN THE UNITED STATES

THE ESPERIk " p nt lnE LahrEST Nd
yER1ISER IN THk UNITED STATES.
ADVERTISINS DFPARTMESr,
LabcrafOTg Of HOStsttsT'S S,oOlaca Httf.ys.
Nos. 81. 5, - All %, W ater and kirst St..
PITTsBURe, PA. November =, ISr9. /
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s.. Par street, Sa,ftEaoTs. Md.
GFNILFNEN.-The prompt and satisfactory man
in " hich yea are fulfilling contract II Octo-
her 25-tke largest have ever made at timn,
including rap rs from New York City tn Teyas-iE-
duced Ia av-i ourselves <ill further the sTPE
RioR ADVANTAGES secured hy yous agency. Here
with we beg 20 hand yrn another C1rtEat, in con
foTmity viii yOUr estimates on file in this Office, 70
which sslyitc your in.riruiate attention
We rvmain, very truly, yourS,
HOSTETTER SMITH.
Il COElFURttG.ed. dc1-Tt
Evening star., 1869-12-09

PEEsnSsL.-Marshai Harlow, Ex-Marslia
Barlow. =. y. T. Stranakan and Judge Ca-y.l
81 New York, are at the Arlington.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REYENCE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were stso,SS
Evening star., 1869-12-09

DEATH OF GENERAL HENRY X CRAIG
Brig. Gen. Henry X. Craig. for several wears
past on the retired list OF the army. died at IN
residence on street. near 10Th, yesterday after
noon. Gen. Craig held the third oldest COM
mission in the army, having been commissioned
a First Lieutenant in the second artillery on the
18th OF March, 1872. He was a native of Penn
sylvania, and was upon the active list until the
lst of June, 1863. His seniors are Gen. Sylvanus
Thayer, who was commissioned a i'm 1908, and Gen.
Gustavus LOOMS, who was commissioned in 1871
both Of whom are now on the retired list
General Craig served in the war IF 1sl2-'1I, and
during the Mexican war with distinction, ha wing
been brevetted twice during the former, and
once during the latter. In May, 1882, he was
assigned to duty in the Ordnance Department,
with the rank of Major, and OH the 10th Of July
he was assigned to duty as Chief of the Bureau
of Ordnance, with the rank of Colonel, i'm which
position he remained until June, 1861 He was
universally esteemed by all of his brother Of
teers, and respected by all who knew him. The
funeral will take place from his late residence
on Friday.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
Bank of France.

Telegrophed Erclusirely to The Evening Star.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-The bullion i'm the Bank of
France has increased 10 ZOO 900 francs since the
last Official report was made, the Sd instant.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

The QUESTION OF reading the Bible i'm seba,Is
recently came before the School Board i'm Hui
son, Ohio, one OF the patrons Of the sthoo, "A
Cathoile) protesting against his child beIn.r
obilged 10 neglect her studies and listen 10 t,le
reading Of the Scriptures, and engage in hymn
singing, &c. On motion TO dispense with read
ing OF the Bible, the vote stood two Tor and-
promised by allowing children indisposed 20
take part I'm the spiritual exercise to stay away
until their close, or TO remain passive III pres
Evening star., 1869-12-09

The SPANISH GUNBoAT QUESTION is in course
OF settlement by diplomacy. 1t rs known that
they have been detained by the government on
complaint OF the Peruvian minister, his repre-
sentation being that they were designed to re-
heve other Spanish vessels which were TO be en-
ployed in hostility against Peru. The Spanish
minister yesterday presented paper TO the Sec
retary OF State denying the premises of the
Peruvian minister, and giving the pledge that
the gunboats are not to he the means of carving
on war with Peru or any other nation with
which the United States are 1t peace. The
Peruvian minister, on receiving a copy of the
paper, expressed himself satisfied with the expla-
nation and assurance of the Spanish minister
and therefore the cause of the detention OF the
Spanish gunboats is removed. District Attor-
ney PierrepOnt has been made acquainted with
these diplomatic proceedings, and will soon H.
sue an order for the release the zanl,oat-.
when they will be transferred 10y the contractor
to the authorities OF Spain.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

NATIONAL EIGHT-HoUR EXECUTIVE Con-
M;TTEE.-A meeting of delegates from the
States of Massachusetts,, Maryland, Michigan,
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, California, and sew
eral others, composed of the representatives of
the several labor and mec hanics organizations
in those States, assembled in this city last night
for consultation on the eight-hour law. Gerl
A. NJ Winn was chosen president, Colonel ID. S.
Curtiss secretary, and Mr.. p. Corcoran treas
rrer Measures were inaugurated for promoting
the passage of a more complete and efficient
eight-hour law by Congress at the present ses-
sion.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
The Monitor Terr0r-

1eie0Tophed Exclusively to The Erening Star.
BOSTON, Dec. 9.-The double-t -turreted mon
itor Terror, formerly the Agamenticus, was put
IN commission yesterday. She is in command of
george NJ. Ransom. Her destination is un-
known. - VIZ
Evening star., 1869-12-09

SALARIES OF THE JUDGES OF TIE SUPREME
COuRT.-Mr. Carpenter introduced in The Ser
ate, to-day, bill increasing the salary of the
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States TO Sf2, ,G00 PER annum, and the salary
OF the Associate Justices to $1,000.
The present salaries are 5000 for the Chief
Justice, and S6.Go0 for the Associate Justices
The President, ii will he remembered, recon-
mends an increase of their pay in his message
Evening star., 1869-12-09

REAR ApNIRAi. CRAVEN hSs been ordered {.
assume the Oates OF Port Admiral ut San Fran
cisco.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
The Presidents Message in Paris
Excitement About the Gable (,Inuse

Ielegrophed ExclusireIy 70 The Evening Star
PARIS, Dec. 9.-That portion of the Presi-
dents message relating to neutrality in the
matter Of the ocean cables is printed here to-
day for the first time, and causes great excite
ment.