Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-09

INTERNAL REvBNUD-The receipts to-day
from this source were $50 ,9o.C7.
SrcEETARY F.sH resumed here this morn
ing, and attended the Cabinet meeting to-day.
THE CoNMIss- -oNFa or PATENTS, IN tie in
III n;eren-e ca5e fof impi owe nent In horse rakes
be 'ween j. c. st -rd aud Il. A. Streeter has
given de- son i, favor o'the former.
j. l.. LrvNGsroN, Ell, clerk in the 81 ,rc,
tary's office, Ire lsury Depart nent, rendered
his resignation this morning and it was &C
cepted.
D.LYNAN, ESQ, for some time past chief of
the division OF fines and forfeitures. &c, in the
office of the Secretary of the Treasury, Was yes-
terday appointed chief OF the division OF navig.-
tion, vice George Wood, deceased.
COMMAHpxR THos. 8. FILLxBRow 4, U. s. N
has been detached from duty a. a member o.
the Eoard OF Examiners q: the Navy Depart
ment, and ordered - duty in the Bureau
Equipren. and Rccsu'tin..
THE Z. s. STEAMER BROOKLYN, recently fitted
out at Philadelphia and from which port she
sailed on Wednesday, arrived at Norfolk to-day,
where she y III receive ordnance stores and then
proceed 70 join the European Squadron.
CALIFORNIA PIoHIsa CHkBRArIoy-Gens.
Sherman, Schose,d, Ord, and STAFF, Admirals
Turner and Farquhar, OF her Msjesty's iron
clad Jealous, Governor Haight, and many other
roTninent personages, will participate In the
Pioneer celebration on the anniversary of the
admission of L llifornia, in San francisco to-
cay.
ETCIPTIoN oP SoCTH AMERICAN Esyoyr
Joaquin Godoy, the new Minist ,r to this coun-
Try ..om Chih, and Sant;aso Perez. tne new
Minister to this country .rom the United States
Of Colombia, were presented - Vie PIE, ,ident
aud Cabinet this morning by S:cret1ry Fish in
the green parlo- at @he Executive Mansion.
The rsIsl addresses Of friendship were made by
the new Ministers and responded to by the Pres
ident, welcoming them to tsis county.
ACTING ATTORNEY GRxKRAL-The Presi-
dent yester day designated Judge VIM A. Rich
ardson, at present acting Secretary of Il >
T:essury, As acting Attorney General until tt !,
return or Attorney General Alderman, who 4,
expected here next week. This is in accordance
with the recent enactment Of Congress author
IL ng the President in the absence OF the head
OF Department to designate the head of
another Department to PEI form the duties until
his return.
APPOINTMENTS OF INDIAN AeENrs.-The fol-
lowing genseren who are higbly recommend 1
TO the Secretary Of the Interior by MISSION
ary and educational as ociatiops, have been
appointed Indian agents by President Grant
viz: Se'den N. Clark. Of Illinois, agent OF
the Chippevas o. the Mississippi, the Pillager
and Lake winreb.go bands and the " diars Of
Red Lake and Pembina; John P. Bsrdwell, OF
Ohio, to be agent for the Chippewss o. Lake
Superior. William T. richardson, Of Ohio, a ge. :
for Indiars near Green Bay, Wisconsin, and Lot
n. Woodruff, of New jersey, to be agent for the
Indians in Michigan.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PPEsIDENT-1ne ne
GLOW .ps apr ointmenfs were made by the Pre-
s-fent tC-day:
Essmus d. Cremer, OF Kentucky, Mip' 'ster
Der mark.
Err mus b. Derpison, Of New Mexico, Indian
Agent in New MEXICO.
Jssper A. ViaIl, OF Iowa, Superintendent o:
IrdiSu AfaiIs ,or Montana.
Fellows d. PeJse, OF Montana, Indian gent
- ow sibe, Montana.
NJ. M. MCCauiey, Indian agent Blackfcet and
nei2bl oi 'pg tribes, vice l.. l.. Blake, removed
Chss. 3. Jones, OF District OF Columba ., In
dian agent Flat Head and oshe. confe de- az,
tcibcs OF Irdans in MoHt.na.
few other apr ointments Of corsuls and
corsu'sr aAen's were made.
WEDDING AT PROSPECT COZ oIrAGg-Prospect
Cottage, Georgetown, overlooking TIE POI )mac
and known rs the residence Of Mrs. Emma ID.
Z. n. Southworih, was filled last evening with
the friends and o. 3qusintances OF that lady ard
her family 10 witness the celebration OF the
lords OF rnafIimony between her spri ghtly little
proteye, Miss Lola Marcia Clark, stspdaughte-
OF the late Captain Hooker, Of the I'd y. 8. Ar
/. neiy, and Mr. Ersinaid 81 ,pcer, o1 the Trea-
suy Department. young gentleman o. much
talent, who he's already made his mark bv tte
musical and literary productions he hes pub
lshed over the NON de plane OF "Carl Sigei.''
The guests numbered about sixty, the invita-
tons being strictly confined to the friends and 10
innate acquaintanccs of the family. The bride
wore an elegant white rep trained silk dress with
white illusion overdsess and fine pearl jewelry.
The bridesmaids, Mics Ksr, Pearl and Miss
Kate Delaro, Of this city, and Miss Ella Moore
OF Georgesown, each wore whits tarleson
dresses, trained, and rose-colored s1shes. Mrs.
Southworth wore q rich black silk MORE an
fique trained dress, point lace, diamonds Ms.
Lawrence Mrs. Southworth's dauyhter) wore
rich rep black silk, We'll trained, point lace,
pesrls and rubies. The marriage ceremony was
Y -riormcd In an impressive manner by Rev.
Mr.. Afkirs, rector OF st. Johns church, George
town; Immediately aiter which the company
partcok or an elegant supper, provided by
stohlman. The young pair then left in the Q
p. m. train, northward, on . Wedding tour.
TIE Nav FRENCH MIxIsrER-AIexandrs
Auguste Ledl c-Rolin, Who, according 10 tie
cable despatch We pVblisasd yesterday. il 10
succeed n Berthemy - Minister Of France to this
country, was BON IN February, 1903, in Paris,
whore he studied Law. In 1871 he IVES elected
deputy from the department Of Sarthe, and
gave utf,rarce in the Chambers = republican
sent.ments, for which the government entered .
prosecution ;entencing him 10 four months i'm
rrsoument and fine Of three thousand francs.
he did much to bring aboas the revolution of
Isis, becoming In time ifs acknowledge ieadei.
Elected BY scclamasion . member Of the pro-
visional government, he vasr ro1inert in il
affairs, until the election which resulted in the
elevation Of Louis Napolsoa to the Presidency
Rollin was An opposing candidate to Bonaparte;
but the latter received over i've millions Of vot
while RoIlin received o~lv a7O 10 Ganara