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Evening star., 1869-06-17

TsAI ALLIAsCI-The reported ana-Amsri-
can alliance between France and Eagland of
course Is secuted on both sides OF the cnau nel
asathing having no existence or probability.
II seems, however, that the report had this
basis or origin: There have been q good many
subordinate members Of the British Parlia-
ment and government in Paris during the
Whitsuntide recess, and one Of those, q Mr..
Uway. was either introduced or permitted to
ascertain what was the opinion OF the French
government on the Alabama affair. and what
view II took of the matter, chiefly as an inter-
national question aHd poin; of international
law. Very likely the motive OF the action NAV
nsve reen to be able, If the in uiry were prob
able to quote French legal opinion as agree.
ing with English on the subject. and to ba able
TO state as much to Mr. Motley IL the suest,ons
were preached anew by him on his arrival in
England But Eothing more than this was
thought OF or attempted; nor was any s.allIance-
projected or proposed, simply because it vas
known that any such proposition must be at
once I'm possible and ridiculous.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

TX ADMISSION or CoLORRp PEOPLE To
F-AtEs oP ANusENENT-The action of our
CIiv Councils in regard 10 the ADM ssion of
coIored people TO places OF amusement on the
same footing ss the whites attracts attention
throughout the country, and there seems to be
considerable difference of opinion amongst the
Republican press as to the wisdom of the
course adopted. The Chicago TriJuns the
leading Republican paper OF the West has the
following in regard 10 the matter
some Ill-advIsed people IN Washington ar.
thdeaToi4Hg 10 procure a city ordinanc- COM
pelhng he hotels Of that city 70 accommodate
Sc!cTed guests on the same terms and nj toe
An ordinance has already been passed prov d.
ing ior annuIling The licenses Of theatres unless
.ney snail seat negroes and whites without
uls1incuon on account OF color. So far from
Delng democratic or IN accordance with the
principles OF equality, such attempts ara as
hagrSntly AZ war with equality of rIght as thew
stre Win pohteness. The only persons who
are affected by ootruding colored guests al
. motel or II theatre are the other guests or
attendants and the proprietor. Nineteen
tWenteths OF these would be W hite under anv
CircumsJances. and the effect of such a measure
= 20 enable one olsck man or woman 10 force
ms % ner comPan upon nineteen white men
CI women who do not desire IT. DispleasInp
me hIbeteeG 20 please the one, in a matter of
mere assoclation and taste, is not eo uallty but
tbe sro>sest lneq uality. Hotels and theatres
Ne not public offices or government iustItu
tISns- ineS are not supported by taxes, Ike
L,ee senoois, nor do they 10Y any legislative
monopoly like railroads They offeS an,a,
salnments ana amusement merely The ouIv
ioLCucn me government has in relation 10
mem Is 70 preserve order. not TO regulate the
Ciass OF people VINO shall go to them
Evening star., 1869-06-17

! ne attention OF our new city government is
IuyiSd 10 the following editorial paragraph
from the New York Tribuzs
The new City Government in Washipxton
has been organized. and we have from IL many
IRE promises for the future. We trust these
gentlemen will remember that we have had a
CREST many such promises before, and that
Washington remains to-day the worst paved,
worst cleaned. and, m many respects, worst
msrsged city in the Union. For the fret time
the Republican parrv has the power II its
hands 70 amend this state Of affairs. We beg
them to remember that we shall bs held res on
sibie for their performance"
This IL fair and reasonable. BY its fruits,
the municipal administration which has Just
gone INTO power, will be Judged. If II fulfils
the reasonable and proper expectations OF the
public IN regard 10 the management OF the in
tsTestS OF the city, il Will have a long lease Of
cfhcIal life. Otherwise ITS career will be short
sEd IugIorious. The fiat has gone forth that
Washington must he made worthy of its hign
position as the CAPITAL of the country, and
longer delay in consummatiHg this end will
es-n nothing but indignant condemnation in
every quarter.
The point essayed 10 be made by the InteII;-
esH,eT that the Republicans have had control
over the affairs of the city for the last twelve
mouths. with a majority in both boards of the
City Councils" and are therefore already re-
spOnsible, is not well grounded. In the Lower
Board Of tine CITY Councils the Republicans
have had decided preponderance through the
past municipal year. bat IN the Board of AL
dermen the case has been different. All re-
member the famous - dead lock- in that board
which defeated the transaction Of all CORPORA
lion business for 30 long time and when by
the action Of the courts, the election cases in
the Fifth Ward were decided fayorably TO the
Republican contestant for the Alderman ship,
the strength Of the Republican party in that
board was increased virtually only to the ex-
tent of making q the. The election of Mr.
Grinder over mr.. Richards as President OF
the board was virtually a triumph of
the Conservatives. and was so held by them
All familiar with the proceedings of the Board
are aware that Messrs. Grinder and Larman
acted in the man with the Conser ryatiyes and
Mr.. Grinder, II will be remembered. ran ayow.
edly on the Conservative ticket at the late city
election The real strength of the Republicans
IN the Board of Aldermen has therefore been
but six 70 an opposition OF eight. In the new
Board the Republicans have eleven members
TO the opposition three. The Lower Board is
wholly Rep publlcan. Now, then, the response
bIlity for the proper administration of city
affairs comes fully and Enthusiastically upon the
Republicans, and they must receive praise or
blame accordingly. The opening addresses OF
Messrs- Crocker and Williams, the new pre-
siding officers of the two Boards, have the right
ring, and if they are followed mp by appropri-
ATE action on the part OF the Boards, the CITY
will make great strides in the way of progress
during the coming year.
Evening star., 1869-06-17
PRECEDENT GRANT IN BOSTON.
He Reviews the Trssps-visits the Peace
Iuhilee

Jubilee.
The troops were reviewed in Boston yester-
day afternoon By President Grant on Trem out
street. The President was received at the night
Of the line BY Major General Butler and stan,
and. accompanied by Governor CIafin. rode
down the line. The troops presented . nne
appearance. The President was repeatedly
and enthusiastically cheered. Many houses
were Rayly decorated with flags. An I'm mense
cpncourse OF people thronged fremont street
during the re view, and wIndcws and balconies
We crowded. Arriving at the left Of the line,
the President took q position at the corner OF
Bsrkley and Appleton streets, when the right
wing passed IN review, and, escorted. By the
Left wing. he proceeded up Berkeley street to the
Coliseum, the people greeting him with cheers
all along the route. Alderman White Chair.
man Of the City Reception Committee. received
the President at the Coliseum, where an elegant
COLLATION. was partaken OF, Mayor Shurtlef
dong the hoDors. In the meantime the Coliseum
was packed with fully $1,000 persons. Every
seat was taken. and thousands were glad to
frd standing room. The ladies were iu full
dIess, and the scene was novel and impressive
beyond description. The crowd ostside was
immense, probably as large as that within.
The Presidents reception on entering the main
building was most enthusiastic. The vast
mass arose, ano cheer upon chear. with waving
OF handksrchIefs. hats and other demonstra-
tons greeted him. The PIesiden; repeatedly
towed his thanks.
The concert programme yesterday was most
~ classical performance, and gave complete
satisiaCtion. Judging from the applause be-
slowed. The Star.Spangled Banner and An
VII Chorus aroused tremendous enthusiasm,
and Were both repeated. An aria, from Mozart,
sung by Adelaide Phillips, received he irty ac-
knowiedgment. "Let Bright Seraphim," was
sung by Parepa. and received such unbounded
applause that she was obliged to repeat II. re-
ceiving probably the heartiest ovation ever ten
dered a eoDgstress in this country.
After the close of the musical performances
the President was escorted TO the Revere
House, where a municipal banquet was pro-
a fy-n hnn hrad re
ent No set speeches were allowed. The Presi-
dent left for Groton last evening as the guest
of Secretary Boutwell,. He was TO leave Gro
hours at Worcester in response 10 a municipal
invitation.
A sad event occurred during the performance
in the Coliseum yesterday afternoon by the
death Of Mrs. Dunlap, OF Chicago, of heart dis
ease
Evening star., 1869-06-17

MisIsTER MCMAHON HRAsp FeoM-De-
tails Of news by the Sonth American steamer
a. Lisbon have been received by cable. Toe
Brazilian iron-elads ascended the Paraguay to
a point near the camp of Lopez, but were uu.
able to proceed further on account OF the shall
low water and the want Of coal. The Para.
guayans made efforts 70 obstruct the river and
blow the allied fleet up, but without success
An English officer, with permission Of the Bra
zilian commander, passed through the lines
with dispatches for President Lopez. and re-
turned with dispatches from Gen. Mcmahon.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

The Second Ward Republican Club did a
very injudieious thing last night in tabling the
resolutions denouncIRg the riotous proceedings
IN that ward on election day. The substitute
adopted "lamenting the riotcus difficulties, {"
and sincerely hoping that necessity icM hror
upon as no repetition Of the scenes Of Monday
'tn OF June, 1882" will be fastened upon with
keen relish by the Democratic partiz ans anx-
lous to make point against the colored peo-
pie of Washington.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

ine woman question: so far as education
ana diversified means OF employment are con.
crrned' Is, II possible, more PersistentIy aud
successfully agItaied abroad than hers
Women are being more and more employsd IN
post Offices and other government department.,
IN France, and in Russia they are now in IN.
Geographic Offices, and the government pro
poses 10 make them eligible for the postal ser.
wee. Courses OF lectures on history, phiIoIo-
gy, mathematics and the natural sciences are
~ De opened next fall al the ST Petersburg
university, for the benefit of women. and an
International periodical Is about to be estab-
hsned In London, under the patronage of the
crown princess OF Prussia, Queen yictoria's
eldest daughter, for the promotion OF feminine
education IN the higher branches, and for an
extension Of the list OF occupations available
70 women.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

Tne Spanish Cortes are debating as to what
shall be the form of the future government of
Spain. So far, the speakers favor q monarchy
The claims of Don Carlos have been presented
and argued pro and con. The cortes will, we
think, ultimately fall back upon the Duke de
Montpensier.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

Miss Kate Raymond presented her last ex-
hloItion of ''Mazeppa, or the Wild Horse OF
Tartary," at The National Theatre last evening
and will appear in 1.-The French Spy on Horse
back" this evening III which herself and her
beautiful horse Black Bess figure to great ad-
vantage. Tomorrow night Miss Raymond
has beneft, and will appear on horseback as
'Capitola'' in the dramatization of Mrs South
worth's popular story of "The Hidden Hand >,
Evening star., 1869-06-17

TIE MEDICAL SOCIETY AND THE CoIoRRD
DoCToRs.-As will be seen by the report of the
proceedings of the District Medical Society
last night, that organization decided adversely
upon the application of the colored Doctors
Puryis and Augusta for membership. As there
seems to be considerable misapprehension as
20 the effect OF that vote upon the profess Icnal
standing Of the colored physicians rejected, II
may be proper 70 say that their legal status as
praetioing physicians is not affec1H in any
manner. The question last nigb1 lmpIy
nat Of admitting them TO 500 \hip.
The Board of Examiners Of 10.
I'd licenses 10 Drs. Purvis a<6
tice, IS soon as they made ~ Is
claimed that this Is the first the
country where any medical socH4 given
colored practitioners any statusC - society
did not quite come up 10 the mark of receiv.
IEg the c0lored doctors into social afiIiation
but they have shown themselves quite rs ex-
elusive IN regard 10 numerous white appli-
cants N the past, and we have no doubt that
the colored practitioners Will, as they become
better known, be able 10 dlspel every prela
dice 10 their social disadvantage.
The Medical Society Of this District was
formed with a view 10 prescribing a test o
qualifications for practitioners IN order 10 shut
of quackery. The Board OF Examiners of the
SOCiety are authorized 70 license applicants 10
practise who are able 10 show themselves
properly qualified, and oy the charter of the
society every person who undertakes to prac-
use without such license is liable TO a fine of
S5H IN each case. IL is not requisite thar the
applicant shall be OF any particular school of
medicine but he must show a knowledge OF
medicine and the qualifications for practise.
Drs- Augusta and PurvIs have received their
licenses from the Medical Society here, as
above stated, and have all the legal rights OF
any praetItisner in the District
Evening star., 1869-06-17
L. G Il r ING BOD @.

SUPERIOR COPPER LIGHTNING RODS,
Triangular Tlatsd and spiral, enclosing q coutin-
uous Iron Rod.
GALVANIZED IRON and RBFINED IRON
RODS manufactured and ke pt copst tly an and
and put ID In the best manner
All material used of superior au ality and ali
work wsrra ted TO give entire sstisfsction
Repairing promptly sttepdef to.
bIHCLAIR MILLARD,
my3l-lm corner 10Th and n streets,
Evening star., 1869-06-17

The North Carolina Standard says tnat Hon
John T. Deweese, Representative from that
State, who has been on trial for use of the
frankling privilege contrary to law, has been
convicted. A motion In arrest of Judgment
was entered.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

From ]. G. Parker, As 7th street, we have
Frank Leslie's Lodys Magazine for July, aud
Hdrper's weekly, and Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper for June %; from J. Shillington,
Odeon Building, we have Frank Leslie's Ladys
Maga.ine and The Nursery for July
Evening star., 1869-06-17

About the most sensible exhibition to be seen
n Boston AT the present time is III. baby sho w.
IL Is composed of3J" eooing, dim pled-cheeked,
droclng' nst-gnawing infants, in the VARIOUS
stsges OF Iacteal culture and efiiuyiS. No doub,
tleir united squalls are nearly as mHsicaI q,
ihe wells OF Gilmore's monster chorus.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

The Cumberland CiriIidn says The ship
ments OF coal up to the present date are over
2m,C00 tons more than were shipped up to this
date last year. The trade is now IN excellent
condition.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

Tie miners OF the Lehigh Coal and Nayir.-
tor Company snd the Wilkes barre (Pa Coal
an lrCn Comp resumed work YESTERDAY
Evening star., 1869-06-17
IN BANKRUPTCY,

IN BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF CeLuNBrAss
At the Iftv Of Washington, on the 18th day of
June, 1859. The undersigned hereby gives motto
Of bis appointment as Assignee of SPlNOER T.
BHNEDlOT, in the City Of Wsshington, within
sal District, who has been adj udged Bankrupt
upon mis- own petition BY the Supreme Court Of said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law
je IL Iaw3w City Hall, AssiRpee
Evening star., 1869-06-17

CARPETS. OILCLOTHs.
MATTIN6e, AND
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
eellinG at unusual. low Drices
8pEiish Tapestry Brussels CsrDeting at u 65.
Lowell and Hartford Three. p'ys at Sl,Ss.
Good Ingram Carpetings at 81. worth 81 Is
Beautifnl WindeW Shades at rs cents each, or
Sl,ipcluding Fixtures.
Oilcloths II, m So cents per yard TO 92.I.
White. Checked, and Fancy Matthias, ct less
JAS. DODsON,
No 4 Market spac.,
Sd door east from corner oh and Pa ave.
il 10 eOlR
Evening star., 1869-06-17
CLOTHING. &c.
TssPoRlar REMOVAL.

The Bri,iiag aOv eoe-py r sbeot to ..
thoroSEhiy renovated snd IN proved Tor our Csc.
On soooun, O;ths Extensive Improvements .sies
will t.Se place. vs will BE- ecspelIes 20
TEAFoRARILY vAcATE THE BUILDING
We as,e this dAy rented Of B soss. Es
THE gToRx. vRosTIso on frr STREET.
CsBER THE AvEsUE HOUSE,.
FoCR DOORS BELow ouE PREsEsrsrAsp.
w ssALL REMOVE THERETO.
OSTHUR>DAN, JULY Ioru.
cUR ESTIKE STOCK
sssN AID BOYS CLoTHISG n
f'-V'eu' to r-,Oss,ius -s h,-. reau,-x ts.
ALL FOCLLEs GOODS.
EXoEF-ISG FLAsSELs.
Tro ORDER TO SAW MOVING THIN
PARTIES pkSIRIsG 70 PURCHASE SHourr
AVAIL THEEssIyEs OF rHk
OPPORTUNITY
q. SAks & CO..
sI- sEvEB-z srRBsT,
NB WI WILL AGAIN RkTURs 70 OUR
PREsn ut LOCALITY os or ABOUT AUGUST
2@TH. s.s,r
Evening star., 1869-06-17
TO THE LADIES.

" H TO tn. LADIES.
NOW is THE TINE TO SAVE MONEY
=. G. BURTg FINE BUTTON AND LACE
BOOTS, BRONZE, &C
AT OOsr FOB SIXTY DAYS
AN IMMENSE STOCK Oh HAND.
DON'T FAIL TO GALL AND BE SUITED
All other make Of BOOTS AND SHOES at a
reduced price.
THE BEsT SHOES AT THE LOWEST PRICES
OF ANY HOUSE In THE OITY.
GEO WILSON &CO,
je l6-st' Under Odd Fellows Hal, 7th street.
SUNNI WINS.
CHARLES ?. PKRRIE,
DRALERIN
TEAS, FINE GROCERIES,, WINES
AND LIQUORS,
Northwest corner OF 9th and streets.
Has nov In store and is constantly receiving in
voices OF these celebrated
CALIFORNIA WINES,
From the Vineya ards Of Perkins, stesrns & Co.
BOOK, OLARET.
SPA LING WINES
are partic culsrly adapted to the present season.
The Wines have been snalyzed by Professor II.
euan,e late who Uh, Ghsmiss: pepsrtme1f q As
USE"
Also, CALIFORNIA PORT, ANGELICA AND
MUSCATkL WINE, and
CALIFORHIA AND GRAPE BRANDY
Constantly on hand, and for sale by the bottle or
TORS PRICKs. Ie I6.lOt
Evening star., 1869-06-17

BALED hay AND STRAW
For sale in such quantities as may be desired
Our recei pts are direct. with orders TO sell.
WI n. GAIT 90.
Indiana avenue and lat street,
es1m near Bait and o. =. =. Depot.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

CARPETs, CURTAINS, 10.
TIE LARGEST srocK,
THE NEWEST AND BEST P1TrERNS,
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICRSif!
WI, o. HITCHELL & CO.,
Over Perry Bros
ANY pry Goods etushuONS,
Evening star., 1869-06-17
II = q AND Lots
IN THE
CITY AND UNTRf
FOB SALE BIZ
s. r. BROWN 4 son,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YoRK AVENUE

FIFTY FINE BUILDING LOTS in q. p.
Brovns subdiyision, At: Pleasant, are nov OF.
about half mile from the city limits, On and MA
cent 70 18th street road. the ah,e rive of
the city, and for health, location ana surrouadins
improvements, is uns9ualled By any other iocsiits
In the suburbs Of Washfngton. Tue Lots rsnss IN
size nom quarter OF an acre 20 an Acre earh 70
chose contemplating carly improysnents extra
Inducements will be extended, sss
Evening star., 1869-06-17
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR sALl-Six roomeA TRAME HOUss, No.
IS5 street, near 2ist. Also. Three Dom I'd
HOUSE IN rear ofsoove. western land taken I
psnEsyment. Apply on Dremisea IenN'
kN0e B!ET-HOUeE. rooms; yard fr,nt and
to sco tens ossv:sn M so sed ~ fs' No iSSS
sdvenoe Apply on the premises. lt'
'sqOss :sa :fss .s
q ,,i AMOS HUNT, No 81 north a street. Gspisol
Hin. ieV 81
FOB RINT-Trom the ist Of July q good three:
good repsr; No 2si B street north. setween ID
snd 20 streets west, one block north Of Penna
FOR SALE OR RIHT-FBAMR HOUSE.
= rooms. stable in the rear. fountain In front
between 4tb and 5th streets. Inquire l9Oh Msss
avenue, between 18th snd 5th lt'
T'0 LET-On street north. near Sd west. a
4 handsome new COTTAGE, OF 6rooms, water
sno gae 'front.' porti co. GrAs plot, Jet and sh sde
trees Apply toJ. &. AokELOEH, 416 street
north. leE3t'
LOB REET-Two Cnfurnished ROOMS. on the
Il hrst floor, with kitchen and bath room in the
basement, at 4s6 18th street, between Z and r
inluIrs at 3O1 r street, between llth and 18th.
Ie Il st
EOR RRNT-Tvo desirable ROONs 1t !-61
nininaroor sERvANT wanted imm sdiateiy.
Memo need apply who cannot bring sat isfactory
rsccmmc nda,ions as to auslifc alton and character
To such liberal wages will b. paid It.
hELiGHTFUL SUMNER RE5IDENUE-ren
~ rooms, bath and closets, hot and cold water,
each chamber. Possession j uly LIST ReHt Ssn Der
month, In advance. Some carpets aud oiicloth
will be sold at a redueed price, nearly new Ap-
Ply on tns premises, '3 10th street, above K.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

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h BERGLiAG has renewed hi. MERCHANT
334 d street. between 9Th and 10th sts to-
Ne. gel eth st between and -, where NM
cuttoners and the public generally He has -.
q fpe assortment OF Frensh and English Cloths
sno assinereo fo- Seslinss. &C.
Il. BgR0LIN0,
teIiet' 2s1 Seventh street.