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PROF EssoR HENRYs EUROPEAN TRIP.
HIS RETURN.
U.xR EXPERxE.N.CES,

Professor Joseph Henry, Secretary OF the
Smithsonian Institution, who left here about The
latter part OF May, with his dau ghter, for a
: European tour, returned to New York in the
steamer Russia on Thursday. and arrived here
the same evening. The object of his visit was
for the restoration of his health, and with fur
ther view of making .he acquaintance of the
correspondents of the Institution.
Professor Henry made a tour through Eng
land, Ireland and Scotland, where he was cor
ally welcomed by scientific men, and where
every effort was made to contribute TO his enjoy
ment. From Great Britain he went to Belgium,
thence up the Rhine and through Switzerland,
returning by way of France, where he was the
representative of the United States to the con-
gress called by the Emperor to consider the
best method of making copies of the standard
metre of France, and which met on the Sta of
August. He attended the congress, but his
visit to France was curtailed by hostilities
and the order for all foreisn ners to leave. He
visited all of the principal citrs in the countries
above named, and paid special attention to
their museums, libraries, and scientific estat-
lshments, with view to making any improve
ments in the Smithsonian which might be
deemed advantageous.
Du, .pg his visit to Great Britain, he appeared
btfore a commission OF Parliament ard gave an
accorpt of the progress Of the institution, the
Duke OF DevoDshire presiding; was invited to
and spoke at great scientific meeting in Man.
chester held in the interests Of the libera and
he eat in cour Gil with the savants of Continental
Europe IN Paris, and with learned men at
Geneva, in Switzerland.
At the breaking out the war between France
and Prussia he was at Heidelberg, and as the
means Of transit from that place were en-
dangered, he found it expedient to proceed to
Switzerland, in which country he found much
to interest him both in its works Of nature and
art.
There are fifteen hundred Institutions 1
Europe which the Smithsonian IL In correspon-
dence, and the personal acquaintanc, which
Professor Henry has made with scientific men
conducting these institutions will be of great
advantage to him, and to the institution he con-
ducts with 30 much ability. He returns here
with his health entirely restored, we are glad p,
say, having been absent about four and half
mOntha,
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TINE WASHINGTON CANAL.
Decision Of the Com missfOner-Pro n
pOsals - be Invited for Dredg-
Ing it ThOrOughly

The con nmii sion provided tor in q recent act
OF Congress with View to The improvement o.
the washington Canal net to-day at the office
OF the Secre'1ry Of the Interior; present, the
Secretary o. the Irierior, Mayor Emery, Ger
n. Michler, and Nc Irs. Wn. Dixon and 8. III.
Swetland. Mayor Emery was elected chairman
and MIR. Swetland secretary. Gen. Michler
ard Messrs. Wetland and Dixon were appointed
oDmittee TO prepare specifications and in
yite Pro. osals TO- the dredging OF the canal
THROUGHOUT, ana IL was decided to have the work
Gone at once and by contract. The comm'~siop
then adjourned TO await the action OF the above
committee ordered, to rel 1rt at a Lture meet
'ng.
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CURE YoR IHl ToorHACHI.-Dr. Henry 7.
Reynolds Of Baltimore, writes to the editor Of
has been using acetate Of lead (sugar of lead,)
as . remedy Tor toothache. He finds 1t better
than any Of the numerous remedies proposed In
the relief Is instantaneous. He advises the
sufferer to apply from one to three grains to the
cavity for moment or two, then spit it out. II
fails in fewer cases than any remedy that DIR.
cent,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


1 have made arrangements with one OF the largest
firms In California by which enabled 10 sell, for
sacrsmensal and communion purposes, the purest
article, selected expressly for me, viz: sH ERRY,
PORT, T,AEGELICA, ,MUsOATEL and HOOK; also
eOUPPERNOEG WINE. from North Carolina;
DRY CATAWBA, from Urbans Wine 90: Those
Wines offer for gale, wholesale and retail, by hogs
head, barrel and half-barrel, BY bottle and on
drsught. y. GAUTlEB.
Proprietor OF the Native Wine Bitters,
Nos. 1917 and 1919 Pa. ay, Washington ID. O.;
also. No. "a North Charles St. Baltimore, Md.
WHITE CATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, 81 50 per gallon. sd
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The Tennessee Races.

NASHVILLE, Oct 15.-1esterday YVES the third
day o. tue BIO. HorSe ocis son races. The
q L was for an = ocistiOn purse of SC)0, an
ages, thr. , mil : won by Morgan Sc Dut, bea--
ing Irene Shepherd; ne, g.: ". The second
Hss for an ociassOn pun o. sJc1, ali ages,
m lie heats best 'Nr- in i've. Summay-Sf.
eyer, 'st, st, LIST, C'r'olta, 50. Sd "a; illage
Black mi'h, 9TH. a, Ith; BeUlah, 9Th, 2I, 4tn;
BJou, 4th, 4th, 9TH; Az HuCt, 5th, 9Th, 5th
lime, lao 4 l:isH and l:'9.
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The Pardoped Eenfans.

ROCHESTER, y. Y. Oct. l5.-United States
Marshal QUimby received this morning the
pardon papers for the fenian prisoners Starr,
Mamie, and Thompson, and has forwarded thea
prisoners will be set at liberty this evening.
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Mournipx for the Death Of Gen. Lee

AT RAIRIGH

AT RALRTGH.
RALEIGH. y. G, Oct l5.-The announcement
OF the death Of Gen. Lee plunged this comma
rity into the deepest gloom. Soldiers OF the
late Confederate States army, without any un-
derstandlng, appeared on the streets wearing
Grape. Yesterday a meeting of citizens was
held, IN which a large number OF ladies par
ucipated. Resolutions 10 the occasion werH
ADOPTED, and committee appointed TO arrang
Tor future memorial services. Judge Wa
yesterday adjourned the superior court in T,
spect 10 the merOry OF Gen. Z se.
AT GOLDsBORo.
GoLDeBoRo, n. G., Oct l5-The death OF
Gen. Lee hss Produced q most profound sensa-
tson In this community. Stores, hotels and other
buildings are appropriately draped, and will
clio e from twelve O'Clock till three. All classes
and parties join In paying honors 70 the de-
parted.
AT NORFOLK.
NORFOLK, Oct. ia shadow of deepest gloom
rcs's NJ on our city. Every heart - filled with
sorrow for the death OF General Lee. Norfolk
's clothed IN mourning for the departed hero.
At meeting OF citizens held last night a reso-
luton WIS adopted expressing the deep .ief of
our people, and tender ing - the s,.icken family
the coincidence OF hearts that. like theirs, beat
heavy and are sad v tn an overwhelming attic
ton Business will be suspended on the day Of
the funeral
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SIEKIHG OF PACIFIC SrRAMER-EioM
Ltres Lost.-The steamer Continental, on the
18th OF September, encountered 4 severe GALA
In the Gulf OF California, and sprung leak.
Inc pumps we're worked constantly for twelve
hours, but to no avail. At O'Clock on the
naces, putting out the fires. All hopes Of saving
the vessel were then abandoned, and six boats,
nlled with people, showed OF. Seven passengers
ana the second cook refused to leave the steam
er, and went down with her. The Continontal's
treasure and mails are Q total lees.
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The Murderer Wilson ~ ,ryiug Hia,-
self IN Death

HARTFORD, CONN, Oct 15.-Wilson, the
cut state IN 'on. still persists In bis efforts 10
starve hluselt. He hrs taken TO food since his
sentence, one week ago Thursday, when he fDok
his lest meal at the jail in tb's city On the day
of his sent snce he fOld re jailOr that he should
he de ad man in ten DAYS.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CiBINET.
RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY cox,
hon. COLUMBUS DELANo TO BIZ HIS sue.
CESSOR.
1HE REPORTED RESIGNATION OF AT.
T0RNEY GENERAL AKERMAN,

for sore weeks there have been rumors
sficat of contemplated reconstruction OF the
0a''he'' ana report hes by turns designated
secretary FL h, Secretary Robeson, Secretary
Cox and Attorney General Akerman. one or
a, as likely to resign or be displaced. INQUIRY
In the proper quarter, however, soon set at rest
the stories in regard - propc ed changes in the
o'ate and Navy Departments; but as regarded
the Interior Dep .rtment and Attorney Gen.
e-als Office there was q reticence maintained
that Indicated the probability that a new ,
w"s about to take place.
1t is now no longer a secret that Secretarv
Cox he's sent in bis resis nation to the President,
and that 1t bas been accepted in a mauper mos.
complimentary to the ret ring officer, for whom
President Grant he's warm personal esteem.
Secretary Cox gives as a reason ior resiyniny
tie lact that bis mears ere not safic,e,t -
allow him to indulge the exper sive luxr,, n,
holding Cabinet position where TIE cost n ?
living exceeds tine salary. Tbs is the time n,
lie when he mr>t make hay, IL at all, and be
proposes - return TO the practice of his profess
sion-the law. He has been q dignified. ab,e
f'Sh-f )ned officer, and the public will repre. to
hear OF his withdrawal from the Cabinet
1t seers ID be understood this afternoon ,bo,
Hon. Columbus Delano, Commissioner OF Inte,-
nal Revenue, will succeed Secretary Co.
Mr. Delano has made . good Commissioners
that he has feuly earned this promotion.
The report telegrApbed i. .om here that a,t,,-
ney General Akermaun had resigned and been
replaced by Senator Williams, of Oregon. ..s,,,
to be premature, at least.
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Nominated for Congress.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. l5-Judge John T.
Harris, Of Rccl iDgham county, was nominated
Tor congress from the sixth district at Harrison
bgsTg yesterday.
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An American Steam frigate Dis.


LONDON, Oct. ia vessel which arrived
here q day from Martinique rel 0rts having
% Sed on the 18th of September, an American
steam lngate dismasted.
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RATCHEIOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye il the best in the world
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead ROT any rttaiic POISON to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and deusiye preparations
bOasti3g virtues they do not possess The genuine,
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tsIyfy years.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck OF Brown. Sold
by sll Druggists. Applied at I6, Bond street, New
TOrk. fe5-tr
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~A party OF twelve young ladies In ALBANY
have formed themselves into q braSs band.
They are under the instruction of Q careful
teacher, and hope to appear in public during
the coming iall. Their uniform will be some
what after the Zouaye style only that the
material will be Of Highland plaid for winter
wear, with beaver hat and feathers similar
to lady's riding hat.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils
and the prOpTiety improprety of getting Married
with sanitary help for those v no feel unhtteG 10
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in sealed eDvel
Philadelphia, Pa. sells -eo3m
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Specie SaiDmeuts.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15-The steamship City OF
] lHton ak to Europe -o.day SEG,332 in
specie, me stly in silver bars.
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APPoINTMENTs.-Tbe President TO dav An
pointed d. G. Akeley Collector of Customs. dis
trict OF Michigan, Mich. Jacob Parment,
Collector Of Customs, district Of Cham plain, n.
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STONE 8 EURHApS CIRCUS!
HE COLOSSUS OF EXHIBITIONS

STONE 8 MURRApS CIRCUS!
THE COLOSSUS OF ENHIBITiONs!
NEW DESIGNS TO AMUSE!
PEERL SIS TALEST-AATCHLEs EsS SKILL
FRESH SENSATIONS FOR Is7ol
WAL EAHIDIT - WASHINGTON
THREE DAYS.
THJRsDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY,
October 3, 14, and Is,
ON CIRCUS Lot.
SIGTE ASE CANAL STREETS.
TEENOON AND SIGMf,
Commencing st : snd "a O'Clock. Doors open enc
hour previous
Admission 80 Oezts. Children un!er 10 years, rs
SENSATIONAL SPE-TACLFs,
tREE TO THE PUBLICt
FIRST on the morning Of the Exhibition day. in the
form Of
GRAND STREET PAGEANT,
Preceded b. tne elegant Band Chariot Containing
Prof. o.. PERRY ) FAMED ORCHESTRA
TIE SECOND FREE EXHIBITION
Will be Marvellous Display q Human Intrepidity
Up nv THE AIH,
By The Daring Funsmbuiist, NJ lie JEANETTE
ELLSI ER; who will Walk from the Ground
and Return on a Slender Wire.
This sterling Gra;uitoEs Performance OF Consnm-
, mae p1I,ng VII GSmmtnce cor, stoui m and %
the attention Oi the citizens Of this city.
THE GREAT JOHN HESRY COOKE,
The Equestrian Miracle and Cham piru HorsemGn Of
the World, IN his Marvellous D esis on
SIN NAKED HORSES!
LIZ EMILE HENRIETTA COOKE.
Soniee-eclv the most dashIng. daring. and frished
EaueStTlelne Ia the world.
MILE JEANETTE ELLSLER,
The astonishing AT beautiful Tcht Rope D2nseuse
MISS EMILY COOKE.
The Elegant E1gli-h Menage E4LsstrisRne
MIR. DES STONE,
The Popular American Clown and Fun n-maker
TOM BARRY.
Hlbernlan clown tFirst appearlnc il America }
0EOGiE ADAMS.
The FsvOTite Humori-t Glow
And the Celebrated Actors. BACHELOR. SNOW
BROTHERS. BLISS. GEORGIE. DUCRDW. CO
OhbUS, FRANLIN. COOK. LEACH. LOCK
WOOD, LAMONT, EDWARDS, and others
MIR JOHN II. HURRAT.
Inc tneqIaled Equestrian Director, Is a guarantee
Ofthe r. s1n-men, and purity of the exhibitions.
No Smoking allowed in Psyiii.u.
Tickets C1H be hal six 4 ~ in rdyance Of Circus
at TOWERS MUDDS Bookstore, 929 P~rusyi-
Nanla
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PoIITIcAL.-The newspapers generally report
the defeat of Judge Woodward for Congress in
the twelfth Pennsylvania district This g q
mistake. j. b. McCullom was the demo cratic
candidate against Mr.. ShoemakerJ who Is
reported to be elected. Judge Woodward u
the present member, but withdrew from
the contest, we believe, before any nomination
was made, because Of some local dissatj atjsfaclion.
The republican convention OF the twenty
sixth congressional district Of New York have
nominated Hon. Thomas Q. Piatt, OF TiOya, for
congrccs and he will probably be elected, Is the
present representative, Hon. Giles W. Hotch-
kris, Republican, was elected in 1868 BY over
5000 majority.
democratic candidate for congress in the twenty
fourth district Of New York, at present repre-
sented by Hon. George wv. Cowles, republican,
who was elected in 1868 b. hout 400 ms jorit "
The republicans OF the ni.'th Massachusetfs
congressional district have nominated Hon. W.
b. Wsshburne, Of Greenfield, for congress, and
the democrats, Of the tenth district, Reuben
Noble, Of 3 pringfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-15

FASHIONS OF TIE HouRs-Last wear invita-
tlors ID weddings were given ont in this style
The mother OF the bride, or some one to repre-
cent her, carried around the invitations in Q
the door on silver salver. This year the young
LADY TO be married takes the coach in person,
att 2nded by her bridesmaids, who deliver the
cares at 'de door.-N. Y. Cor. Boston Journal.
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~Ladies' trains are reported coming in fash
ion again, In New York.
0At Sedan, four French soldiers took apart
their nag, and div iding its component parts
among them, concealed it. The Color Sergeant
finally escaped with it and brought il safe to
Psris.
~An enterprising ice-cream maker in
Chicago advertises: ssFamihes supplied nv fhe
quart or gallon, and delivered in any part of
the CITY," For those who wish to obtain fami-
liee, this is an eligible opportunity.
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SETH WAKENAN has been nominated 10,
Congress by the republicans in the 2sth distrjc,
OF New York, in place of Hon. John Fisher. ths
present inc umbent.
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THE TEHUANTKPRC EXPEDITION sailed from
Fortress Monroe on Thursday.
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THR PRKsIDENT returned from Frederick.
Nd, lest night. He has teen invited to the
Georgia State Fer at Atlanta next week, and
Will probably leave here for that place on a
special train next Tuesday.
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MRS. SENATOR MORTON is dangerously i'll q,
her home in Indianp
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OeOek Rep0Pt.

IBS BsabUs', Brskss' asd CSn1sss-etaI 1sles,a,A.I
Lewis yohnson Co.. quote stocks snd bonds IN
home and foreign markets As follows
NEW 1oRK, Oct. B.-First boerd-u. .. -, IHl,
coupon, uSs 31n, ls61 coupon, n2a; So lS64,
Don, Ilss: D 1855. coupon, lll%; 1s. new, ls6e,
ooup no. % ~ III, coupon. lle.s e3oe, 1865
Ion, llos; W $os, eoupsn, ges: Currency O.. H.:
l0of d: Wsstsr1 Union Telegraph iosS: onckeiiyer,
:; Pacific Mail. slts: Bostoa waie Power, rs;
Adams ZIP, 0ls; Mels, Fergo a Co.'s KIP, So:
American Exp, a OF d; O. 3. Exp ,y; DO, prefd-,
d. Y Central and Hudson, 81; do. do. ScrIp, ss7S:
Erie, =: do: prefd, 461s: Harlem, ls3; RssdnG,
l0ll: Michigan Central, f2iis; Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern. 9s Iilinois Central, 1904 osd
Qieveiapd and Pittsburg, lG; Northwest, 81:
do. preferred s9,s; Union Pecihc B r.; New yer-
sey Central, l071s; kock Isiard, lisl.; Eilvsukie
and 81: Paul, o4s: nilwaukie and 81. Paul prefd.
621<; wsbaab and Western, Asf: Cleveland co.
lunbus, Cincinnati and Inds.. S,l; Fo1 Waype.
IS; Alton and Terre Haute, 50 or Chicaeo Alton
llsn; CHICAGO Alton. pref q, llss; Ohio and Ms,
sissippi Certificates, ssX; Tennessee s.ats O. ola
62s. Tennessee State Sc. new CO.., virRipia stnfs
IS, old, =; Central Pacific Bonds. px: Iorfh Osr.
DINA le. old, 46zf. do, new. L5S: Missouri 0s el.
Col Chicago and Ind. Central, lsa. Cold, lis,ta.
E3S. Market steady.
by Cable.I
LONDON. Oct, ,l5-keon.-Consols for monex ana
account, s21< asz-i: marhet frm aud steady Bonds
t2. er coupon, ~; &, sh1S; 81, 90: W.<Ois sSx.
Illinois. U.. krie, ls.s: Atlantic, 81.
LIVER POOL, Oct. E-Nooa Cotton dull sala-
,oS9 bales reported. 4iddling Uplapds. $500
Aiddling Orleans, ssssssl.
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SIGNAL SERGEANTs AssIGNRp-The follow
ing additional assignments OF sergeants in the
Signal Corps for observing storm signals have
just been made: j. L. Evars, at Montgomery.
Ala; Jas. K. Allen, at Augusta, Ga; ID. A. Da-
boil, at Mobile, Ala.
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NEw YORK, Get E.-The MOI IN German
Lloyds steamer HaI =, iiom Bremen, October
lst, aIIiyed lest 'ght.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ItrAST, FsrR-
u TSrEK The AUSPICES or TIE
PAT RIUTIC GEkNAS LADIES' OF THE DIS
TLICT OS COLUMBIA,
AT
h.SONlC HALL,
Cen nelC'rC NUNDAf. Ocs be- II. and spdi,
SAFU URDaY, Cct1ber %, 1870
FOR THE 3E.I OF g4.
WOUNDED AND SUFFERING lS FATHEv-
HASD.
rcoTs open AZ o'clOsk. Entran . So. o5 cent?
The stalr VIII v iraU srra = hv pp9chs Cay
Sa-u. who h1v- yo!ur tCertd th~ir sorviCe-; By tie
Vs. hrUEt "a SrGCe OJud.' VITO vii sang I'll c
NH.ch % the RhtCe- by IA . 81 81 in Ge-un-n b.
Tho PUesCife,l and Ks in ngI n by the
Hoe -ary o. r g 1 the Assoc sitOn, 3 " OLE, Esd
Jsruday CnIoBicl,. He sld and q lzeste. and Non
day : f.sr-I -c,a lnI E.rEhLic an | .cll 4
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~Sonambulism is . new excuse for murder.
insanity Is played out 1t Is now claimed that
Mrs. Blckford, Of Haverhill, Mass, killed her
child while she was In q eomnanbulic state. IL
this plea holds good we may expect soon to hear
OF burglaries, highway robbefies, and other
perpetrators were walking in their sleep.
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Same"
- Brown and salmon color are favorite COM
binations for bonnets this season.
~All this years German babies in Cincin-
natl are named Fritz Wilhelm,
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PapaI Zounyes M uaxer,o,,

LIVERPOOL, Oct. ID he steamship India. -
the Anchor line, landed 30 PApal zouaves ~
this Port yesterday. They were taken aboard
at Genoa. Most OF them are Canadians. They
viii lie cared for by 3 committee till wednes-
day next, when they will be sent TO their homes.
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Army OFFICERS DIsCHARsRD.-Capts Sam
uel z. Smith, Sth cavalry; Joseph l.. Proctor.
unassigned; First Lieutepants Jno. j. s. Hass-
Ter, unassigned, and A. b. Gun iss, supernumer-
ary, have been hoporably discharged the ser.
vice OF the United States under the provisions
of the new army bill.
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A DreartuI Accide., o. r~xraua.

LONDON, oct. ia dreadful accident Oc-
CURED at Mitchei's ship yard. Newosstle-upOn-
ne, yesterday al .ernOOn A huge iron VI Ssel
which was an course Of construction, suddenly
fell over, crushing several workmen. NJ. hodieS
have been recovered thus far. snd sin Others are
visible. but not yet accessible. Besides the
killed, at least twenty were seriously Injured
The calamity hrs created much excitement a,
Neycrxfi
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.

fe9Tdphed EEolssirely % The EresiH0 Nar.
LONDON, oct. iS-In the Church Congress in
ses .ion AZ Southampton, f1-day. Earl Nelson
moved for and argued IN favor OF \ more init
mate urton Nita pon-' oniorm'StS, on the basis
ot recos niiion OF findred oin's Of belief and
r'Sregard OF pOin's OF a. cent. The tendency of
the dlscuss.on which followed was favorable 20
the propCsitior.
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A GOOD LITTLE GIRL OF THE PHRIop.
want to be q voter,
And with the voters stand;
The "man 60 for'' in my head,
The ballot in my hand Rero.atiOa
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The MARRIAGE of Senor Roberts, the Spanish
Minister, - wealthy Cuban lady, heretofore
referred to in this column, will take place in
New York about the middle OF next month, and
they will reside diving the winter in this CITY
IN the house lately occupied by Mr.. Ford, or the
British leg ation.
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IN MoURNING.-The daughter of one Of our
prominent payal officers, on duty in This city,
IS wearing Grape on her arm for General Lee
Ii appears that her parents were in Norfolk a.
the time Of her BIRTH she is Vireiriau; and
aremOnstrance from her mother only had the
effect of making her remove the weed" .fom
the outside . ss to he partially covered by p,
almC IT trr sparent sleeve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-15

TWENTY ARMY OFFICERS TO BE RErIRRp.-
Orders have been issued from the War Depart
ment d'rocting twenty captains and lieuten-
ants to appear before the retiring boards a.
New York city, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and
San Francisco, CAL, where they viii be exam
ined and retired under the provisions of the
new army bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-15

The CLERICAL PeRCK Of the Census Office has
been organized in seven divisions as follows
Correspondence, w. j. Warren, Chief; First
Population Division, G. s. Mixter, chief; Second
do, G. W. Seaton, chief: Third do, HI. Stone.
chief; Agriculture, Mortality, and Miscellaue-
ous Statistics, ID. 8. Keller, chief; Manufac-
lures, s. Weber, chief; Results, s. w. Stock
ing, chief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-15

Jay Cooke 4 Co. furnish the folio wing ted