Evening star., 1869-06-10

SENATOR SUMNER had a long interview with
the President yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Sum-
ner, 1t is said, proposes to leave this city for
Boston this evening or tomorrow.
THE COMMISSIONER or INTERNAL REV RNUg
has decided that a person tanning hides for
parties furnishing the leather are required TO
make returns as manufacturers.
DURING THB ABSENCE OF THE PRESIDENT,
General Porter and General Babcock, pri ivate
secretaries. will be a, the Executive Mansion
to transact the routine business. Mr.. Crook
will also be on duty in the Reception Room.
COL A. h. LONG, Commissary Of Subsis.
tance, and formerly on the staff Of ex.Presi.
dent johnson, arrived here a few days since
from Fort Leavenworth looking remarkably
well. He leaves here for Pennsylvania in
day or two.
GEN. F. T DENT, Private Secretary to the
President, left here this afternoon at ? O'Clock
for St Paul, Mimi, to visit his family, now re.
siding there. He will stop day in Chicago on
his way ont. and after spending q week or two
at st. Paul will return East.
PRESIDENT GRANT will attend the opening
ceremonies Of the National Peace Jubilee in
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ernor Claim has ordered military escort tor
the occasion. The city government will give
the President grand banquet during his stay.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. GRANT, and
their children, Master Jessie and Miss Nellie.
with Mrs. Craner (sister OF the Presidency and
her husband, left here last evening for West
Point, N. ", in special car attached to the
nine O'Clock train.
Mr.. A. q. MILLS, Of New York, has been
appointed to the responsible position Of Chief
Clerk OF the Supervising Architects Office,
Treasury Department. As In the army, SO in
the Department. Mr.. Mills owes his promo.
tions to hts indomitable energy aud rare abiIi.
~, and his present appointment will be alike
gratifying to his former comrades and his mum.
Gus friends in the Departments.
UNITED STATRs TREASURER SPINNER re.
ceived dispatch yesterday from Santa Fe, an
nouncing that the officers had recovered an
additional sum of money stolen from the Uni.
ted States depository. The amount recovered
Is S65,0O0, which was found in an old house
This leaves but s35 600 to be accounted for.
The correspondent asks Gen. Spinner to send
a reliable detective.
MORE CONSOLIDATION PROPOSED IN TIE
TREASURY DRPARTMKNr.-Upon the return OF
Secretary boutwell, a further consolidation of
Divisions in the Treasury Department will be
made, (similar TO that mentioned In the STAR of
yesterdsy.) BY these consultations the services
Of a number OF clerks will be dispensed with,
and the responsibility of having the work con-
Quoted properly will be placed upon the per.
son at the head Of each consolidated division.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRRsIDRNr.-The
President made the following appointments
before his departure last evening:
Howard White to be Agent of the Winnebago
Indians ON Missouri river.
Fayette Allen to be Receiver OF Public
Moneys at the Falls Of st. Croix, Wis.
Matthew Keller to be Receiver of Public
Moneys at Los Angeles, Cal; and Henry e..
Austin TO be Register Of the Land Office at the
same place.
MIDsHIPNEN ORDRRID TO SRA-THR CRUISE
OF TIE GRADUATING CLAss.-The following.
named midshipmen Of the graduating class
have been ordered to the Lancaster ON the lst
OF July next:-C. p. Perkins, John Garvin, A.
p. Osborn, John Milligan, George p. Colvo.
corresses, George +. Wright, r. A. Breck, and
J. p. Wallis.
Charles Seymour. H. M. M. Richards, q. w.
Ruschenberger, Thomas 5. Phelps, William p.
Day, Charles T.. Callahan, and H. T. Stockton
have been ordered to the Juniata.
L. L. Bixler, q. K. Curtis, w. p. Potter, b.
II. buckingham, E. H. Wiley, s. U. Paine, w.
H. Turner. G. b. Harber, q. II. Brown, w. w.
Kimball, J. T.. Wilson, J. H. Hobson, T.. A.
Field, H. .. Handy, F. S. Bassett, w. Har-
ris, A. NJ. Thackara, N. Z. Mason, w. J.. X.
Patch, @. J. bowman, Z. J. Berwind, J. Il.
Brgge, w. +. Bulkley, E. J. Arthur, X. Rohrer,
J. Franklin, F. q. Birney, H. winslow, K.
Niles, +. u. Hull, T. ID. Bolles, J. H. Moore, ].
H. Morris, q. A. Bradbury, X. G. Davenport
w. E. Il. Delehay, w. H. briggs, ]. A. H.
Nickels, W. Q. Nigley, f. b. Barry, S. B. Com.
ley, W. Kellogg, ]. H. q. Comm, u. A. Clarke,
H. G. Longnecker, N. T. Houston, E. H. Faunt,
Z. o. Macfarlane, H. 7. Mcmahon, H. A.
Blanchard, ID. ID. " Stuart, s. H. May, w. A
Hadden, J. w. Graydon, A. p. Nazro, L.
Mahon, A. G.. Barry, NJ. E. Hall, r. Mitchell,
and w. +. Low, TO the Sabine, at Boston, to re.
port on the Both instant.
GRACIOUS! How the women do love to give
each other sly pokes. Here is the lady editor
Of the Dubuque Times giving the history OF
Mrs. Dr. Mary E. Walker with 6rue feminine
candor. She tells how Mrs. Dr. w. first nut
on her bree-bloomers at Delhi; how she con.
tributed for the Delhi paper q ready made
poem by George ID. Prentice; how a. q med.
ical practitioner she astonished the old fosy
doctors by "locating the thyroid cartilage in
the thigh; how she set about procuring di.
vorce from her husband, Alfred Z. Miller:
how she proposed 70 IN attorney an ingenious
way Of making out her case by giving in the
testimony Of herself as Mrs. Alfred E. Miller,
against her husband, and confirming her state.
ments by the sfidavit OF Miss Moiiie Walker,
who lived in ,hs family at the time Mrs. Miller
was so abused (Mollie Walker being simply
Mrs. Miller under her maiden name) how her
husband made q counter move for divorce
both being successful 70 the apparent efYectual
severance Of their marriage relations: how the
Doctor went to the front and subsequently, to
England; and how she dumb -foundered the
fossil Britishers by her new.fangled medical
doctrines. "Now," adds the Dubuque editrsss.
.ssbe 10 back to America again, and IL she don't
torment the life out Of Grant and his Cabinet
we don't know Mary Walker! but we think
we do" 1t Is quite evident to rs that the Du.
buque woman has some spite against the Doc.
tor, possibly because she is smarter, prettier
or has achieved more renown than herself.
She admits that the Doctor has nne ngure,
and "wears bloomer dress more becominSlv
than anv othsr uomau v1e evar savr stt.x, II