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The TEXAS Acknowledgements Davis has
Withdrawn from Judge Paschal the authority To
act as Agent OF the State of Nxas,-a position
he has filled for several years past. So far, no
successor has been appointed, and it is not GER
tain, we believe, whether such an officer will
hereafter be stationed here or not
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Canadian Mail Service.

IefegTdpLed E1clusire!y to The Erensng Star.
OTTAWA. Feb. 1.-THE Post Office Depart-
IN mt has decided to substitute equally the
s.eamers Algoma and Ch;ckora. and TINS secure
weekly summer service between Collingyood
and Fort William
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FRARs are entertained that the Florida orange
crop OF this year viii be seriously injured by the
late unusually warm spell of weather. During
the last month the trees have budded. III un-
checked by return Of cold, they will soon be in
blossom. It would be . sad calamity for that
section, where hundreds are dependent upon
their orange crops for living.
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The GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT by Miss
Aide Topp at Lincoln Hall on MONDAY evenn.
next, promises to be a brilliant musical event
She enjoys decided reputation rs a pianist,
and will be assisted by Miss Becbe, fine So
prano singer; Senor Randolph, baritone; Mr. j
Levy, whose performances on the cornet have
given him great celebrity, and other first-class
artists. A pleasing feature of the cnte rtainment
will be several duets for two grand pianos.
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A RAT-HUNTiEG JUDGE.-Judge E. A. Gibbs,
OF the Appeal Tax Court, met with q painful ac-
cident yesterday. With some friends, he was
trying the skill Of favorite rat terrier, and in
the excite ment of killing rats the Judge hal
stick run into his eye. He was taken 10 his resi-
dence on McCullOh street, where DIR. Williams
attendedhim, with good prospect Of saving the
eye.-Baltimore sem lfk.
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TIE NAVAL Court OF INQUIRY recently
convened at the Mare Island (Cal.) Navy Yard
by Rear Admiral Turner, to inquire into the
conduct of Commander-Truxton, of the United
States steamer jamestown, which sailed from
San Francisco several months since for the
Fejee Islands, has concluded its investigation,
and justifes the course of Commander Trux-
ton in returning to San Francisco before 40
cOmplishing his mission, as the vessel was short
Of water and provisions, and encountered most
terrific weather.
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ENGLISH NEWS,
The Bank of EnGtapd-The I.Oudo,
Press ON English Politics.

LONDON, Feb. I1-As was expected there wa.
a heavy flow of specie to the Bank this week
The amount in the vault last evening was 145. 600
pounds sterling greater than at the correspond
ing period last week.
The Times urges that O'Donovan Rossa's cleo
ton to Parliament from Tipperary be declared
void.
The Times denOunces the plan Of the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer for redeeming the debt
as the old sinking fund chimera Of obiiging the
State to redeem at an increasing rate for
century to come.
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The HOUSE COMMITTEES on ELECTIONS this
morning postponed the case of Segar, Repre-
sentative at large from Virginia, until next
week, in order to give him an opportunity to
make an oral argument at their next meeting
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There is to be Homeopathic insane asylum
at Middletown, Y.
Cincinnati win initiate Boston In the Jubi-
lee business next June.
There is man in Rock county, Wisconsin,
q years or age, who Ii father Of q child two
months old.
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CASH IN THE TREAsuRY.-The coin balance
in the Treasury Department is S1o3, ,OGo, 900
nearly 900 900 of which is in gold bearing GER
tifcates. The currency balance is SO, 900 eco.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

CHARLES FIELD, of Charlestown, Mass, has
been appointed Special Agent of the Post Office
Department at large upon Mail Depredations,
vice X. X. Wade, removed.
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MR.. VIcKERs, in the Senate this morning,
from the District Committee, reported back the
bill providing for the formation Of corporations
m the District of Columbia with a number of
amendments of an unimportant character.
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SEIZuEEOF observation-disclosures was
received at the Internal Revenue Office this
morning OF the seizure of q large distilIery,
rectfying house, store, and vinegar factory in
Chicago, belonging to j. Kinchatr s. Co., for a
violation Of the Internal Revenue laws
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The Treaty Of Prague.

Ielegropked Erclusireiy to The Erenirlg IScr.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE Memorial Diplomatinue
to-day finds it necessary TO deny the rumor that
the French Government has complained of
Prussias non-fuliillment of the treaty OF
Prague.
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ThnrsJay' mutton eorp with rice; on Tuesday
and Friday, fish chow.ier; ON Wednesday, beef
soup with vegetables; on Saturday, beef soup
with ship bread; and on Sunday, beef soup with
dumplings.
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL GROUNDS
In the Senate this morning, Mr.. Morrill,, from
the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds, reported back the bill to enlarge the
public grounds surrounding the Capital, which
enacts that they shall be enlarged by extension
between ist street east and 1st street west i'm the
following manner: Northwardly to the south side
OF north street, and southwardly to the north
side of south B street, including, in addition
to so much of the reservations, avenues and
streets as are necessary for such extension, the
two squares designated as 6S7 and 6SS. The Sec
retary of the Interior is authorized to purchase
the property from the owners at such price, not
exceeding its actual cash value, as may be
mutually agreed on, and not exceeding the ap-
praisal made by the commission of nine in their
report to Robert Ould, L. 5. Attorney for the
District Of Columbia, on the 2lst January. 1851.
In case the Secretary cannot agree with the
owners as to price, he shall make application to
the District Supreme Court for a just and equi-
table apprasement. The Washington and
Georgetown Railro ad Company is required TO
remove their tracks from the Capitol grounds,
as established 10y the act, and run the same rs
they may be directed by the Comm ;ssioner of
Public Buildings and Grounds.
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nHAMClAL AND CoMMERCIAu

The New York money market is unch snscd.
borrowers on call being freely supplied at I've
And Elk per cent. with exceptional loans on
pledge OF government bonds at four rer cent
Commercial paper is in demand at rates las,
puoted ~
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XIV YoRK-rIRsr RnArn,
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10y boNkeyS, brUfrFf dNd toHHfTctdI LtHff y
Telegraph
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets ~ follows:
Nkw loEK, Feb. Io.-No stock report. Gold,
liSsai2oa.
lBy Cablel
LONDON, Feb. III, N a m.-Consols for NANCY
,ohseis Tor account. sys,. Bonds-'Ss
g. ,, %, s'' %, ~ -; tO-40s, =; Erie, 25s:
Illinois, III; Atlantic, y
LIVERPOOL, II a. Motion market opens
quiet. Sales l0.0G0 bales. Mid Hing Tplands
~ y; Middling Orleans. ilA. Receipts for week
$3.50 bales, of which 5000 are American
Sales Tor week, 65,"00 bales. - oo0 tor trade
e,"o Tor export ana 5000 for speculation Stock
IN port, S0' 900 bales, OF which l57 900 are
American.
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The Ecunaenfcal Council.
Telegrdphed Exclusively TO The Erenino Star.

ROME, Feb. 1.-THE Ecumenical Council a,
the last two sessions has been engaged in the
discussion Of ecclesiastical discipline" That
subject has been disposed Of and at the meeting
today the subject of catechism was considered
Seven Of tie fathers participated in the discus
sion.
Evening star., 1870-02-11

The House WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE,
this morning, had Commissioner Dclano before
them, and heard his statemsnt in regard to the
various amc njmepts to the Internal Revenue
bill submitted by hIm.
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INTERESTING To CIGAR NAKEGs.-Mcssrs j
litten, F. Eichoiz, and Joseph Maherer, a com
mittce Oh behalf of the cigar manufacturers O.
the District of Columbia, having visited the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue with a view
of ascertaining if assessors here shall assess each
manufacturer as having used TWENTY-FIVE pounds
of tobacco in the manufacture of I 900 cigars.
received reply from j. NJ. Douglass, Deputy
Commissioner, THAT 10 regulations have been
issued from this Office, to my knowledge, allow
ing twenty-five pounds leai tobacco in the man
uiacture Of 900 cigars. 1t has been ascertained
however, from honest manufacturers, that il
takes from fifteen to twenty-five pounds of leaf
tobacco to manufacture 900 cigars, and this
office has advised assessors i'm estimating the de-
iciencies Of cigar manufacturers who ha We ma
snort returns not to allow more than TWENTY
tive pounds of tobacco to I 900 CIGARS
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Spanish Carlists Getting In Another

7elegrdph,d Exclusively to The Erening Star.
MADRID, Feb. lit is reported hat the Car
lists are preparing for another instruction
The authorities are watchful.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

SECOND ASSISTANT ENGINEER JOHN LOWE
has been detached from the Tallapoosa and
ordered to the Palos.
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Arrived Ont.

7eleSraphed Ezclusirely to The Erening Star.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 1.-THE Denmark, from
New York, arrived yesterday.
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Liberal Reforms i'm Russia TO be Can.
celed.

-NS'' ''P"'~ HN''"S'0oty " INC Goe"shy otdT.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 1.-THE Home Sec
retary, in view Of the recent manifestations OF
popular discomfort, recommends the Car to
cancel all the liberal reforms lately naugurated
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ANUS NEM EN- Is.
nR. LIVINGSTONE IN AFRICA.
LINCOLN HALL,
Corner of Ninth and ID streets,
SATURDAY EVENING, February l.,
to commence at o clock precisely
FIRST LECTURE ON SCIENTIFIC TRAVELS
IN PERSIA, BOCKHARA,
CHINA AND SOUTHERN AFRICA.
Dr. DAVIS, Professor Of Philosophy, who accom-
panied DR. Livingstone in his earlier researches in
South Africa, and who has lately visited Central
Asia. i'll deliver in these lectures not only his geo
graphical descriptions, but will also present some
lively sketches of the life. customs and OF
the habtants of Central Asia and Africa. The
Professor will also speak the late discoveries OF
DIR. Livingstone in Africa.
Reserved seats. for each lecture, 81 General
seats, 30 cents. Tickets can be OBJ aimed at Metze-
rotts Muse Store, 3ls Penna. avenue; at the Book
store of Blanchard & Mohun, corner Of Penna ay-
enue and llth street. and the evening of the Lee
ture at the entrance of the Hall. 1t
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RIGHT OF EX-CoNFEDERATEs TO VOrE-
THE MANDAMUs ON THE GEORGETOWN ELEC-
TIoN JUDGEs.-Ths morning, on motion OF Mr..
Riddle, the case of Wheatley agt. the Judges OF
Election Of Georgetown, application for man
damus TO compel defendants to place his Wheat
ley's) name on the list Of qualified voters, was
certified to the court in general term, to be
heard in the first instance. This case is looked
on as test case, the question being whether
persons who served under the so-called Confed-
crate States have the right of suffrage, and the
decision will be looked for with much interest
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party given

SOCIETY IN WAsHINGToN.-The party given
last night by Mr.. Franklin Philip, at his resi-
dence on Franklin Square, brought together an
exceptionally large number of the representa-
tive men of the country, as the list of some of
the prominent names ~ili show. Mr.. Philip is a
princely hest, and nothing could certainly he
pleasanter than the social intercourse enjoyed
in lis parlcrs, with the luxurious acconpani-
mcnts of fine music and fine pictures, (em-
bracing the best collection of vater-cO,ors in
the country followed at later hour by the
elegant hOspitalties OF his tasle.
Among those present were Secretary Bout
well, Secretary Belknap, Postmaster General
Creswell, Attorney General Hosr, Senators
Sherman, Patterson, Edmunds, Ramsay, Cole
and Johnston; Representatives Loughrdge
Garfield, Schcnck, Banks, Van Trump, Cook
Rnett, Cowles, ). s.. Cox, Stone, and Welker;
Col. French, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate;
Judges Fisher, Olin, and Wylis; Generals Ba-
deau. Myer, Este. Duncan, and Mussey: Dr.
G. IL. Nichols, Superintendent OF st. Eliza
beths Asylum; DIS. Thompson, Young, and
Maynard; lie due de la Tore, (of Ma
plcs,) accompanied by Admiral Bailey:
DIR. j. Il. Blake, President National Metropoli-
tan Pank; Prof. Baird, Hon. Gorge Harrington,
Ex-Secretary McCullOch, III. A. Rsley, Majors
Cook and Slack, of the Marine corps; Hon. L. II.
ldlbol, -tsSiSt'tut Gtnefal, COl. JOhn
W. Forney, w. III. Philip, Ex-Mayor j. G. Ber-
ret, Don Piatt, L. A. GObright, L. 3. Connery,
George W. Adams, j. j. McElhone, ID. c. For
ney, y. Il. Young, .. X. Harris, X. X. Evans, S.
II. kaufman, {. :. NOyes, Hon. f. B. Hart, of
New York; Hon. j. +. Wilson, of Iowa; Clinton
Lloyd, j. u. Briggs, Lewis j. Davis, A. r. Shep-
hsrd, :. V. Niles. W. q. Metzerott Hon.
X. W. Tayler, First Comptroller of the Treas
ury; Hon. j. NJ. BrOdhead, Second COMPTROLLER:
Hon. L. L.. Smith, First Auditor of the Treasu-
ry, A. B. Mullet, g. +. Baker, L. e. Cox, Col
Aagruder, Georgetown, Samuel Ward, Pay
master John s. Cunningham, u. s. NJ, Deputy
Commissioners Parnell and Douglas. III. Sem
ken, X. Ii. MOhun, j. w. Thompson, President
Washington and New York Steamship Company
w. de BodiscO, of the Russian Legation, w s.
Huntington, Hon. A. G. Riddle. W. b. Webb
Hallet Kilbourn, j. T. Mitchell, D. w. Mid lle-
ton, y. ID. Hoover, W. iB. Lee. &. II. Mehan. s
Wolf. Hon. Horace Carron, Commissioner OF
Agriculture, Il. II. Merrick, T.. L. Davenport.
Hon. &. e. Gorham, Secretary of the Senate.
Hon. Giles y. Smith, Second Assistant p S. g.
Hon. W. ii. Terrell, Third Assistant p NJ 4;
Surgeon General Barnes, Hon. Francis Walker
Supcrintendcnt Of the Census, Hon. Caleb Cusb
ing, &c.
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THE VISIT OF THE BRITISH IRON-CLAD Mon
ARCH TO ANNAPOLIs.-The British irOn-clad
man-Of-war Monarch, which will leave Port
land, Maine, on Sunday afternoon for Annap-
oils, is larger than any vessel in our Navy, being
over 5,lO2 tons burden. and drawing twenty
eight fret of water. Her engines are 1 100 horse
power, and she carries seven immense guns
Her officers are Captain, John T.. COmmerell
Z. b.; Commander, Arthur e. Curtis; Liesten-
ants, Edward PilkingtOn, Henry A. Arundel
VIM. ii. Jocelyn, Francis j. j. Elliot and Nal
colin McNeill; staff Commander, VIM. H. Drys-
dale; Brevet Major and Marine of Artillery.
Robert B. Gardner; Lieutenant Marines, VIM
p. Rumley; Chaplain and Naval Instructor,
Rev. John j. Harrison; Staff Surgeon, William
Fasken; Paymaster, Joseph Martin; Chief En-
gineer, Joseph b. Jillard; Sub-Lieutenant
Frederick PapillOn; Supernumeraries, Daniel
Men. Riddel, George A. Primrose and Lewis
T.. Wiritz; Naval Sut-Lieutenants, Eob't Har-
wood Assistant Surgeons, William Galloway,
Charles F. X. Murray; Assistant Paymasters,
Arthur W. Pearson and Henry c. jenkins.
The Monarch will arrive at Annapolis on
Tuesday or Wednesday next, and about Thurs
day the President, members OF the Cabinet
Vice Admiral Porter, and many prominent ma
val officers will visit her.
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The RIVALRY between the two theaters here
has resulted happily for play-goers, who had
choice last night between seeing l.. l.. Davea-
ports capital personation OF :. Sir GILES OveH
reach," in "a New Way to Pay Old Debts"
or Laura keene and company in the Z" School
for Scandal" both OF which plays were given
in good style, and to large audiences. At the
National tonight Mr.. Davenport has benefit,
when he will appear as " Rover" in "wild
Oats" and William" in " Black-Eyed Su-
SAM and at Wallis Opera House Miss Keene
appears in three pieces, and personates six
characters.
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Loves Secret Springs.

in asking how came to choose
This flower that makes my brow to shin
You seem to say you did not lose
Your choice, my friend, when had mine
Aud by your lifted brow exclaim--
What charms have charmed youi nan
their name"
Nay, pardon me, cannot say
These are the charms, and these powers,
And being In a trance one day,
took her for my flower of flowers;
Love doth not fatter what he gives
But here, sir, are some negatives;
'Tis not the little milk-white hands
That grace whatever work they do
lis not the braided silken bands
That shade the eyes Of tender blue;
And not the voice 80 low and sweet
That holds me captive at her feet.
'Tis not in frowns knit up with smiles
Wherewith she scolds me for my sins,
Nor yet In trickery ways nor wiles
That can say true love begins,
Out Of such soil 1t did not grow,
II was-and that Is all know.
'Tis not her twinkling feet so small
Nor shoulder glancing from her sleeve,
Nor yet her virtues, one and all;
Love was not born TO ask our leave;
She was not wooed, nor was won
What draws the dewdrop to the sum-
Pardon me, then, l cannot tell
Nor can you hope to understand
Why should love my love 30 we'll,
Nor how upon this border land
1t fell that she should 60 with me
Through time into eternity.--Aiies Ca,y.
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8 Il e A M E r GU r l. e w
CAPT. n. CRANE.

The Curlew will run between
YERGENNES AND PORT HENRY
Landing at Fort Cassin. Basin HArbor and West
port, connecting At Vergsanes with the Rutland
Henry with Lake Champlain steamers, ss follows:
Leave Vsrgsnnss daily Sundays excePted) At
3 =. IN, after arrival Of train from Rutland.
Leave Wsstport at II q. m, arriving at Port
Henry at 1880.
REruRSMa.-Leave Port Henry At 2.s0 p.
m., connecting with the line boat from the South.
Arriving at Vergennes at p. IN.
Arrangements have been made for transporting
merchandise from New York, Albany and Troy,to
Vergsnnes, with dispatch and low rates.
New A,d Diysct Route 90 the Adrondacks.
By Rutland and Burlington Railroad TO Yer
gennss; by steamer Curlew TO Westport; thence
BY stage through Elisabethtown and Nsrth Elbs
to the Lower SarsnAc. Tourists and sportsmsn
will find this route to the New York wildsrnsas,
unsquslled by any, for its wild and romantic
scenery.
The Cprlsw Is new and powerful Propeller,
having good accommodations for passenger. am
CARRAGEs, HORSES AND FREIGHT,
and combines
Speed, Comfort and safety
She oannO. BE- surpassed BY any boat Of hsr 0lss
on Lake Chsmplsin.
ExcuRsIos PARrIEs. s.-Exeursion and pleasure
parties viii be carried TO wssport. Port Henry
Crown Point and all intermediate places, ct |
large reduction from regular rates.
Apply to the Captain on board, or W
W. O. BIXBY, Sec. 4 Treas
vsrgsnnss, April 20, 1870. TIT
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the globe are quite free from it. Its pre-.
valence in parts Of what we call China is
well shown BY the local hospitals for its
oure and treatment This report have
just spoken Of, and the various letters Of
medical men from different parts Of the
world, in reply to general request for
personal information from Prof. Vicrhow,
Of Berlin, have given a much more cor.
rect and extended knowledge Of this
fearful malady but one which the student
Of dermatology had already acquired
through Drs. Danielssen & Beck's special
treatise. published in lS48.