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Evening star., 1869-09-09
CITY ITEMS.
Jet SRTs.

| JET SETS.
Jet Gut Bead Chains
Cluster Rings.
| Orids Sets,
| Received this morning, At Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. i56 Pennsylvania avenue,
| between 4 and 9th streets.
| Now THAT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS are re.
opening, parents should attend the reconsrruc-
| ton of the wearing apparel of the Boys, their
young ideas will shoot better IL they are clothed
| in the stylish Fall Suits sold at Oak Hall 46O
7th street, opposite Post Oface. o
SCOTCH TARTAN" PLAID SUITS.
Scotch "Bannockburn,"
Fall Overcoats,
Boys Clothing,
Chlidrens' CfarIbaIdi'S,
and large and varied stock OF the latest STYLES
OF piece goods for custom deDartment at the
popular Oak Hall Clothing and Customer TaiI-
Office.
FIFTY CENTs PER FAIR for good Caston
Flannel Drawers for Men and BOYS.
e,lsE ADAM g, 3 9th street.
OFFICE AND STORE LoUNaRs.-Can b. used
FOR sleeping purposes without mattress or pill
lows. le,l,IJ ADAMsoa =, 500 9th stresl
CoRNs. Diseased Nails, Vascr lar Excrescen-
ees, huuions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases o; the feet, successfully treated by D-
WnIte, Surgeon Chiropodist, No III PeunsyI
yania avenue, between AZ and 6tn straats
Hours from q. m. TO d. m. Calls mede AZ
residences between and : D. IN. No charge
for cons sultatiop a. Office. Es'abllshed Is6I,
E-k
RRD, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, BED
comforts, Sheets, &c.
sill: ApANscy'e SOC 9Th street
THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo B.
Wilson & 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c. "a cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. III
MUST WIN-"Nc Use Denying tie Fast
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted a principle of selling Tea that must
,cfn, being sound and correct in every feature
One pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6,l7 sHONe," 536 7th street.
RUBBKR SHERTING and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, sc.
sill: ADAMsoN's, SOC 9th street.
TIE eRHArBsT relief imaginable can be af.
forced this warm weather by wearing one Of
those elegant suit, selling at such astonishing.
ly lew prices al the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 46O Seventh street, opposite the Posi-
Once. W here. in addition 10 eentlemens "Bau-
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah na Pogue, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, children . Carl.
balde suits in grear variety are also to be had at
be most reasonable prices. 26,6
CURTAIN DAMAsK and Shade Linens
ADAMSON's, jJ6 9th street,
SILL: next 10 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1869-09-09
INV efYLE FALL GOODS,
JUST Received BY
b. H. DUVALL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
A34 Pennsylvania avenue,
et7-eo6t Between ~ and 81 streets
ROOFING n

IL RO0FING
R0OFIN6 ~
Do you wish TO nave your building covered with
Q good, substantial, and economical roofP III So
employ
J.F. NOLAN,
the unrfvaled improved Fire and Water Proof
stands good from u to l6 years. and at about hall
the cost OF any other roof. Walls Oemented, TO
prevent dempness from penetrating.
ROOFING FELT always on hand, and for sale
at the once, 326 street, between oth and 7th
streets. ann Rms
Evening star., 1869-09-09

RRCoyERY OF STOLEN WATCH.-AbOut
ten days since, a gentleman attending a public
am uSemert II Baltimore city, WAS relieved OF
gold wa.Ch valued a. 500, Msssrs. smith.
Pearson i West took the case IN hand. and
traced The thief 20 this city. Yesterday Mr.
Pearson. % the Baltimore firm. arrived. aud in
conjunction with Detective McDevIt:, of this
city. succeeded in recovering toe watch from a
aIawnbroker, where II had oeer pledged
Evening star., 1869-09-09

BJRNlNG OF ROBINsON'S CIRCUS STEAMER
The nEe steamer Cusa, on whI,h the clTS0s
Iow on exhibition Il ibis city was carried on
the Western wa.ers was burned IN Ctnciun atl
yesterday The boat, IN adiItion 10 A ile
arena had capacity for the cages OF the animals
attached - tne circus. Tue Cusa was special
" tCrstruC-ed Tor The exhibition Of this fine
show. and her loss will be lamsnted by the
amn-ement-loving people along the ONO and
Mississippi rivers.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

BASE BALL--At the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Jeffersos Base Ball Club held last
even ing. the following officers Were elected for
the ensuing SIX months President, Danl
ByTEe. Nice-PTesldeHt, II h. Bennett: Re ord.
ing Secretary, A. Finney; Corresponding Sec
reiary, Z: W. -Hungerford; Treasurer. j. 8 An.
deIson; Directors. ID. Byrne Anderson. Nc.
Clelland, Doyle, Finney
Evening star., 1869-09-09
HAS REMOVED

% the store formerly occupied By johnson Coley,
WIT re he will De ylea,ed to see his old customers
and where he will be a0le to show them sssorS-
In this city, ~ l0n
Evening star., 1869-09-09
Baltimore Stock Market ro.d,r
New York EI0upau,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-VIrginia skies, old, isa.
e,u = asKsd; do. 1865, 81 bid; do. 1867, 50 bid,
Evening star., 1869-09-09

New york Flour and Grain Market To-day
Ne" oRK, Sept 0.-Flour, without a decided
cnange. wheat is shade firmer. Corn is
Evening star., 1869-09-09

ALARMS OF FIRR.-Tne alarm of fire yestar.
cay afternoon about ) O'Clock. turned in from,
oox %, was occasioned by the burning of a
leather oed IN tue house of Mr.. Eobs on New
1OTk avenue, between ith and 5th streets west
TIE bed was set on fire by children playiug
with matches. and was exrnguisned without
doing any further damage.
The alarm of fire turned in about D. N
tO-edy from oox - was caused ny the burn
ing OF some clothing In the attic of toe
building occupied by A. Ruppert as a con.
fecuOnery store and bakery, an :ne southeast
corner OF Jtn and streets. The damage
was slight, as the fire was extinguished with
feW ouckeis OF water, without calling into
service the Metropolitan Truck and Engines
No. and No. ,, which were promptly on
hand,
Evening star., 1869-09-09

New SCHooL-HoUsE ConPLErRD.-The ne at
new bTick school house erected on q sl,e ad .
IOning The German Lutheran church. corner
9Th and L streets, has Just been com piet~ 4
and Will be ready for occupancy IN a few
days. This school will oe conducted under
the auspices Of the church named above, aud
both the German and English branches will
be taught.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

FIFTY CRNTS PER FAIR for good CaatOn
Flannel Drawers for Men and Bows.
GILL ADANSOr 8 gtn street
Evening star., 1869-09-09

NKw MORNING PAPKR-A penny morn
ing daily, 70 be called the A0rnin0 Nelcs, will
commence publication next week IN this city.
Mr- Michsel q Hart. late of the Washington
CAToEiele and Philadelphia Pres, is 10 be the
proprietor. He announces that 10 will b. coa.
Quoted as purely independent sheet, and will
rot meddle In political Affairs.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

Aumehs' Excursions. Pic-Nics, &c.
EXCURSION 10 Norfolk and returp ., g..
steamer Co't on Mondays and Tnursdays
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon ~, a..
STEAMER Arrow, at 10 a m. on 1ne
n OsSisusss for hire to picnic parties a,
klrkRs ; Arr GALLERY, is6 7th street
street. <f0
BEACes LoDGR, No Is, IOOF cs,shra,s
Fellows Hall. " O1u
ANAIosrAN ISLAND, Grand Rsunion L. %.
X NJ. on Monday next -
Evening star., 1869-09-09

THH ROCKVILLE FAIR-Messrs E,aa., :.
NC1h'et- Ct thts ei;y, did not have any harnsss
on exhibition a. the Rockville Fair yh en- ~
held last week, but n nne set of single barnes
made BY their order in TWO days, was on ms
ground. As this was a county fair, this firm
did nOt deem u wise 20 enter into competition
Win ;8Cse Of that county W no had saddles aud
La.Iess U exhibition.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKsn
- Buy them at
G. 4. wHIrAKHR 4 COS,
ses6t corner 7th and D stresfs
Evening star., 1869-09-09
w. W. BU 4 ETTD.
3s1 SEVENTH SIRFEr.
IMMESsE DRY GOODS, CARPET, AND OIL
CLOTH H0CSE.

very large stock, and the most desirable one to
be feuni in Washington Receiving. daily, new
supplies for the fall aud winter.
The lowest price will be named at once.
All goods warranted TO be a. represen nted by the
statesmen. w w. BCRDRTTE,
se4-7t No. 351 7th St bet and K
Evening star., 1869-09-09
Government Securi,;..

WASHINGTON, Sept 9, 1s69-Jay Cooke &
Go, furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
eminent securities
Evening star., 1869-09-09

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNRRsHIP.
, L ne GO eopartnersnlp heretofore existing between
BEN amin T. French add A. Richardson
under the nrm, name and style of French & Rich-
srdson is this day dissolved by mutual consent
BenJsmin n. French - slsue authorized to collect
and receipt for debts due the late firm.
BENJAMIN = FRENCH,
A. q. RICHABDSVN
September 8, 1863.
NOTICE is HEBEBY GIVEN tha; q copart-
nersh'p has this day be, entered into BY the un-
derslgoed. nnfer the 1rm, name and style If
4 aCH. LANGRAN 4 OGILvIE, to conduct
tue blslnes~ of Booksellers, statfoners, Bugra-
vers Ltthograph ers AM Printers at the Hudson
Taylor Bookstore, No. 334 Pennsylvania avenue
tetweeB gth and 10th streets, No 479 9Th street
and No. 20 south street. This firm assumes all
the liabilities of the late firm of French b Rich
srdsop, and respectfully solicit o Continuation of
the patronage so generously extended TO the III nd
son Taylor Bookstore, established in lSis.
BENJAMIN +. FRENCH,
WILLIAH LANGRAH,
WALTER OGILVIE.
Washington, Sept. 8, 1869 se7-3t
Evening star., 1869-09-09
nBS. sGHUMAN & DURAN

ii InS. ct dO HAN q DUhaND.
~ 195 " Pratt street, Baltimore, Md,
May be consulted on all Female Oomp iaints aud
Private Diseases, Ladies and gentlemen who wish
to consult physician Of great skill and experience
VIII do we'll &c call. Nervous Debnity. &c, suc-
eesefu!iy treated. Business strictly con nfdential
All letters must contain Q stamp. au7-lm
Evening star., 1869-09-09

The NATIONAL LXsCTrIvR COMMITTEES of
The cclorSd laoorers and mec han r.. h. "a i.snst
call Ter convention. to be held m ms city
on the first Monday IL December Tha c,lI is
teEerai and no ore will be excluded who bears
the credentials of honesty and induS,ry
Evening star., 1869-09-09
DOCTOB sChUMAN DURANDs TONIC,

DoCTOB sChUMAN DUBANDs TONIC
PREPARED FROM THE CONCENTRATED
kATkACT OF FRESH BEEE OLD COZ
NC ~ Ib bBRANDY AND PYRO PHOSPH4TE
This preparation is cou posed of the Compouent
parts OF the human system It adds directly there.
Flesh and Blood, gives action and tone to the Ali
mentary Canal and building mp the human frame.
LOWING DISEASES:
Incipient ConsuDption, Nervous Debility, Dys.
pepsis, Indigestion, heastburn. Over worked Mind
and Body, Depression Of sDirfte. Excessive use
Chronic Sores. and in Delicate Temales, Delicste
and Sickly Children, and all Diseases arising from
broken down and debilitated impure Condition
OF the Blood. II you want 70 be permanently
cured you must avoid oll puFsative medicine and
make . certain Cure in the most obctinsts and for
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE,
PREPARED AT
No. 193 WEST PRATT STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd.
CHARLES efOTT. 315 Psnnsylvsnia avenue,
For sale By all Druegists. "a A3m
TNITED sfATIS PAT1NT OH FOE,
On the petition Of Ill HORTON, OF windsor
Locks. Conn, praying for the extension OF . pat
% % SH sn IN La Ss{ Sa
1t 10 ordered that said petition b heard at
this once on the 18th day Of October next. Any
person may opposs this extension; Objections,
'"'' o'''s " - SAMUEL 8. FisHER.
an II wSW Commissioner Of Patenfn.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

CROse WALSH,
NEAL ESTATE EXCHANGES Z BROKERS
No. 327 PENNA. AVENUE, South Side,
Between 9Th and 7th streets west
eAML GROSS.
apSly JAS. W. WALSH
Evening star., 1869-09-09

TIE citizens of d aine residing IN the Dis
trict of Columbia Will hold q meeting at s
O'Clock this evening. al No. 4O7 street, corner
Of IN. 10 take action concerning the DEAN Of
Hon. William Pitt Fessenden, late senator
from that State. II 10 earnestly requested mat
large attendance be present.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

OFFICE AND STORE LoUNGRs.-Can b. used
Tor sleeping purposes without mattress or Pill
lows. ie,l,ll ADANsOa =, 500 9th stresi
Evening star., 1869-09-09

TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. - Superintendent
hlcnsrts directs the teachers OF public schools
10 dlsII.iss their schools at noon tomorrow.
arc meet AZ the Miller school-hocse, on II
street between 6tn aud 7th. al 2 o'clock Tha
schools are 20 be closed to-day in respect %
the memory OF Gen. Ravllns
Evening star., 1869-09-09
sELi6T school ROB BOYS Q s AED GIRLS,

SELECT SCHOOL FOB BOYS AND GIRLS,
Will commence g. lleventh Annual Session,
The patronage y so.s HhS 9Th a,,n 3,
IieD wi, ressifs s3a
ssa s1rps 10 Hsx Mrs PeSt hss The pleasure
H hev Dr. Se Paraer Rsr Rssils,tsi fss eoomS. DR.
J.N: Lewis, D. R: Hssner, N. d. suE, I'M
TIE BOYS EEGLIsH AND CLASSICAL
WIN its datis! skFFsSbbER kseFnESb srv IN
IF 5s
0 CiTenisrsn ~ me 70 fohSol S S Boon from g
au A-2w. }: ". HUNT. A. NJ Principal
TIE COLUMBIAN sIMINART
This Institution, desiened ss . Young Ladies,
s,spehss Of an English eauo.ton. az =. Slhss also sns
Drawing, Painting, Musie and the ModeTn oIshs Isn
e0ssss, M S,l, csmnface its snns.l session at
Pns ,ss are Miss tydis former
atteriy on. Of the T.eulty Of Ibs Ssese s2d
male College, and Mis-. Cecelis Day, a lsdy OF
fIsst S Sc. assisted
thia iStenfon to use all their efforts 70 render
wants Of the community. they esrnesry a1,ri, ths
patronage Of the friends Of learuiuC 10 onr nidst
=, the pne,s Fer Is.e
ssTee. s' Batmore Ms s3t ses. Fayet
au4 tOctl
FREDERICK TEMALE SEMINARY.
e i7ih scholastic yesf the FIRsf moNpRYp aYpfS ip
For Catalogues, containing view of buildings.
y ys,m. REV. THOMAS M. oANsi itA;,Ms:.
NI0N SEMINARY FOB YOUNG LADIES
- VIII &C emmence its nineteenth rear on the ltth
parting par nts are under experienced Teachers Sew
charge. For circular appiy to the Principals bT
Ytrs 0l sse as a. tnr rooms corner New
the llth and 18th September, from to S . m.
.ns.so... nR. AND MRs YORK,
EMERSON INSTITUTE.
SELECT CLASSICAL LAND MATHEMATICAL
SCHCoL FOR BOYS.
r toRrteenfh Street, B,,trs,R land X.
will begin WEDNfsDAY September sta' 0'"'O'
,.st sfsnss and German regularly taught by the
42s 18th street.
su 20 If bet. New York ave and Il street
MISS kELLOGG g ENGLISH AND RR0NCH
s % n 3
SSssrsnsa SssroD: o0 ana IA f.Dds 0ee eoumeuu
:: n. .Ds ss
faithful e. teacher:
James Welch, Esa. Rev. DR.. Samson.
S;o B. s..DSsn.On & .S! tss g. PS1isssR ssSssis,.
Ghsfis: Isfi:S. Hsa. Rev lev j: :, browne. ssn
:. her residence. ssninsss SSSsTie:s He:si
Evening star., 1869-09-09

SCHOOL BOOKS AND sTATION1RY-The
- best assortment and the lowest price, At RI r.
ERrS', No. 335 7th street, above New YORK sy-
enue. se SLIM
Evening star., 1869-09-09
ono IOE = 3 UITS.

am nov receiving colsisnments Of choice fresh
yipeysIcs q North Arling gtsn. Blue Kid &c Noun
tains; end gnsI.osSsviile Also, nne hot house
BLACK end GOLDEN HAMBURGe,
DBLAWARHS. UONUORDS,
iyE6' SEBDLIN0S. OkTAWaAs n n,
Wholesale and retail. st J. PEA R6ON'S,
nuSl-ln a01
Evening star., 1869-09-09

"HITTIEGHAM INSTITUTED
w FRENCH AND EHGLIsH SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES'
442 l4th street, between ST. and New York ave
MISS JONES, Principal.
Duties resumed MONDAY, September 20. Daily
Lessons in French by MHlle ePRUDHOMME The
best Instruction in every department an "a 7-eosvs
CT. MATTHEW's INSTITUTE,
~ ~ X Street. between lith and 18th
studies viii be resumed in this Institution on
FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
No extra charges fer the Modern Lapsuaees
Phonegrsphy and Drawing
auI BRO TOBIAS. ptrestor.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

SO BARBEIS AAosA'AO.
PURE OLD Older vINEGAR:
IS beIes prime New York Factory CHEESI, for
sale at lowest New York and Bslttmere prices.
NORTaxRN PRODUOE COMPANY,
WoodU ard Building,
'y1l Penn. ave.. bstIesn NH and nth sn.
NATIoSAL L0AI O1FIoE, sllX Oh street.
~ near Pennsylvanfa avenue R0BkRr FUL.
Real Estate Diamendg, Watches, Dry Goods, Fur.
niturs. Pianos. and all kinds Of Personal Proper.
same. Open every day except Sundays, from
B. sILvEkB1ka
Evening star., 1869-09-09

NOW THAT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS are re.
opening, parents should attend the reconsrrpc.
ton of the wearing apparel of the Boys, their
yOung ideas will shoot better IL they are clothed
IN the stylish Fall Suits sold at Oak Hall. $50
7th street, opposite Post Office.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

JET SETS.
Jet Cut Bead Chains,
Cluster Rings.
Oride Sets,
Received this morning, At Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. AS Pennsylvania avenue,
between iH and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1869-09-09
SCOTCH TARTAN" PLAID SUITS
Scotch ..Bannnckhnrn

and a large and varied stock of the latest STYLES
OF piece goods for custom dsD1rtment az the
popular OAK Hall Clothing and Customer Tall
orlng House, 400 7th street, opposite Post
Office. &
Evening star., 1869-09-09

This n 10 NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo b.
Wilson 70. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c. "a cheap
as any person who advertises IN the Star. Ill
Evening star., 1869-09-09

KID, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, BED
comforts, Sheets, &c.
SILL ApANscN's, SOC 9Th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-09

MUST WIN-"Nc Use Denying tie Fact"-
stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle of selling Tea that must
,cfn, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6,H "HONe," 536 7th street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-19
To-dny,s Nominations.

Despdtch 10 ue Associated Press. e
WAsHINGToN, April 19.-The following nomi-
nations were made to-day
Minister to Portugal-Samuel Shellabareer.
Secretary of Legation at Vienna-George W.
Lippctt, of Rhode Island
Assessors of Internal Revenue - Edward
Belcher (colored), Third district Georgia: II.
w. Dillinger, FourthI district, Maryland; U. w.
Douglass, First district Virginia; Anton New
stadt, Twelfth district Illinois; George E. Wells.
Tenth district Ohio.
Collectors of Internal Reyenue.-H. F. Tarbox.
Twenty-ninth district, New York; A. p Sullivan.
District of New Mexico Jonathan c. Wells,
Thirteenth, Illinois; K. W. Wishard Third. Ar
KANSAS James Mullens, Fourth Tennessee I. s.
Fannin, Third Georgia; Francis Thomas Fourth
Maryland; Patrick NJ. Blair, Third Mississippi:
Charles A. RAYMOND, First Virginia; Joseph b.
Youngloye, Third Kentucky; j. r. Sargent.
Tenth Ohio; X. T. Patterson, Eighth Ten
nessee.
Colectors-C. Mcknight Smith, Perth Amboy
n. Y; Jesse j. Jarvis, Cherrystone, Va; Julius
s. Hanover, Fairfield, Conn.
David w. Cheeseman, Treasurer of the Branch
Mint at San Francisco.
VIM. III. Tellers, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Dunleth, MINI.
William A. Donaldson, Register of the Land
Office. Huntsville, Ala.
ID. I. Boynton, Pension Agent, Knoxville.
Tennessee.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-19
FIFTH EDITION
0MINATIoMS.
The Names Sent to the Senate
To-day.
FROM WASHINGTON.
More Presidential Nomipatiors.

Special Despatch 20 The EUening Telegraph
WASHINGTON April 19.-.Nominations were
sent in to-day, as 'follows:-
Samuel shellabarger, of Ohio, to be Minister
to Portugal
George w. Lippett, of Rhode Island, to be
Secretary of Legation to Vienna.
Assessors-Edwin Bclcher, Third district of
Georgia; III. w, Dillinger, Fourth district of
Maryland; Wv Douglass, First district of Vir-
gnia Anton Newstadt Twelfth district Of
Illinois.
Collectors-Henry j. Tarbox, Twenty-ninth
district, New York; A. P. Sullivan, district of
New Mexico, Jonathan G. Willis; Thirteenth
district, Illinois; Robert w. Wishart Third dis
trict, Arkansas; James Mullins, Fourth district
Tennessee; John l.. Fannin, Third District
Georgia; Francis Thomas, Fourth district, Mary
land; Patrick NJ Blair Third district, Missis-
sippi; Charles A. Raymond, First district, Vir-
ginia; Joseph ID. Younglove, Third district, Ken
lucky; j. r. Swigert, Tenth district, Ohio;
Robert T. Patterson, Eighth district, Tennessee,
Z. M. Smith, Perth Amboy New York, to be
Collector of Customs Jesse N. Jarvis, Cherry
stone, Virginia, to be Collector of Customs; Ju-
Illus s. Hanover, Fairfield co., Va, to be Collec-
tor of Customs
Treasurer U. s. Branch Mint at San Francisco
ID. w. Cheeseman.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-19
United states senate.

Continued from Second Edition.
WASHINGTON, April 1e.-In concluding Mr.. Chand-
Ter said that he hoped the proposed negotiations
would be made, and the Canadas be acquired peace
ably; but II England would not SETTLE and desired
war; let 1t be short, sharp, and decisive. The sixty
thousand veterans OF Michigan alone would see to
the capture OF the British North American provinces
AS In the OF France with Mexico, Great Britain
had staked the continuance of her empire in Ame-
rca on the success OF the Rebellion.
The resolution was then referred to the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations
Messrs. Cole and Casserly denied having autho-
riZed the statement telegraphed to the New York
World, that there would be called session OF Con-
gress.
Mr. Kellogg offered q resolution directing an eXa-
mnation OF the bars at the mouth of the Mississippi
and re port to the best mode of removing the OBJ
staces to commerce. Agreed to.
Then at 20 the Senate proceeded to the conside-
ration of Executive business.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-04-19
EDITION
The Senate Committees at Work at
the Nominations Prepayment
of the July COupons-An
Extra Cabinet Session.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
The Nominations sss,scs Bss1ors the Senate Conn
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Committee on
Foreign Relations had a long session to-day on
the foreign ministers recently nominated. Al
though the committee had decided on the case
of Sanford as Minister to Spain, they took liz up
again, and agreed to report him to the Senate,
leaving that body to take the responsibility of
confirming or rejecting him.
The case of Pile was discussed at great length,
and he was finally laid over. Jones, Carlisle,
and one or two others were hung up. The com
mittee agreed to report four or five more nomi-
nations, against which there are no objections.
Some members of the committee have had
conversation with the President on the propriety
of his Withdrawing some of the nominations,
but the President did not seem disposed to inter-
fere. large number of consular nominations
will be acted on to-day, the Committee on Com
merce having got all the information asked for
from the State Department.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
PrepayinR the Interest on the Debt.
WASHINGTON, April ia little less than half
a million coupons have been received at the
Treasury to date on account of the payment of
the May and July interest, under the late order
or Secretary Boutwell,. The rebate amounts to
about $1700. 1t is expected that large amount
of this interest will be paid prior to the maturity
of the coupons.
Naval Orders.
Commodore A. NJ. johnson is detached from
command of the Galena, and ordered to hold
himself in readiness for duty as chief of staff of
the South Atlantic Squadron, to be commanded
by Rear-Admiral Longmore.
Commander s. Livingston Breese is ordered to
the command of the Galena.
Naval Constructor J. Hanscom is detached
from Portsmouth On. H.) Navy Yard and Or
dered to the Navy Yard at Mare Island, Cali
fOrnia.
Constructor Nelson Summons is detached from
the former, and ordered to the latter port.
The Cabinet Meeting.
The President sent for his Cabinet to-day,
with whom he was closeted. to the exclusion of
all other visitors. The Secretary of War was
first on the spot, followed by all the other mem
bers, except Mr. Borie, who is absent from the
city.
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