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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB-Sa,ardag', Re-,
at P,mtioo.-The inaugural meeting OF the M .ry-
land Jockey Club closed At Pimlico, near Bal-
tmoIe, on Saturday. The first race OF the IA '
Wa the sweepstakes for two year old, m 10 lash:
winners during the year Z pounds extra; two
races 10 pounds extra; $50 entrance haif for
ielt, the club to add $50. Won By H NJ SAN
fords o, T. Madame Dudley, by Lexington, dam
fylng Dutcbmsn. Time, 1.4S
1he second race, the hsndican, for a p.frse of
sou, Tor three year oids that had run dariny the
meeung-ons mile, was won BY Gov Bcsie's
ca. T., s years. My Maryland, by Brown DICK.
dam Fanny Nc Alister; Ida Grisson second;
Lady Petry third, and ortolan fourth. Time
The third race, and decidedly the great event
OF The meeting, was the Bowie stake for an
ages, Tour mile heats, $500 subscup,iou S9Do
forfeit, the club TO add - 900. There were oriS
lnally eighteen subscribers, out of which on1v
SIX entered. The entries, forfeitures AMI nnr.s
footed up - 600 70 the winner. A. Belm ,nt,s H.
c. Glenelg, years old, by Citadel, dam Bapts.
was the winner. Time 7:4f. Niagara wa sec,
ond, Plantagenet third, Abd-el- X aker f1urtb
and Mamie Douglass fifth.
The fourth race, and the winding up of the
inaugural meeting At Pimlico was the consola
uon purse, 500, for beaten horses, an ages
mile and half. There were nine entries, John
hunters b. |. Midday, years old, by Eclipse.
oam Ninette, winning the race, with Alta vela
second, Mozart third, and Others sc altered far
IN the rear. The riders of Crewn Prince aud
White Settlement gave up before RAINING more
than one-third the distance. Time ~.
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BANTFRED INTO LIBEL SUITS p Cum
mings, leader Of the reform party in Massa-
chnsetts, has sued Frank Y. Bird for libel,
claiming $1,000 damages. The suit is hrought
on an allegation that Cummings pledged the
vote OF the labor reform party 70 the Hartford
and Erie ring, and received money for the san ,
paign this fall. The suit also has Reference 10
the Following challenge by Bird hereby
pledge myself that, II Cummings viii com
mence suit and prosecute IL to a verdict, viii,
II convicted, pay all his professional fees and a
larger per diem to him than he ever earned in
HE life; and In that event I, Of course paw all
costs. II he IL beaten, he must paw al costs
and professional fees. Let US see who is dss-
tard."
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MEETING OF THE SUPREME COURT
TODAY

Absence Of Chief Justice Chase.
The Supreme Court Of the United States met
at the Capitol to-day; all the Judges present
except Chief Justice Chase and Associate JUS
tice Nelson. Associate Justice Clifford, the
senior judge present presided. The commissions
OF Hon. A. T. Alderman, Attorney General of
the United States, and B. II. Brstow, Solicitor
General, were presented. On motion of Attor-
ney General Alderman, Mr.. Hill, the new Assist
ant Attorney General, was admitted to the bar.
Mr. j. HUXLEY Ashton presented the proceed
ings and resolutions Of the Philadelphia bar on
the death of Judge Grier, with appropriate re-
marks, to which Judge Clifford, on the part of
the court, responded, and ordered that the pro-
ceedings and resolutions be entered upon the
minutes Of the court; and, as further mark OF
respect to the memory of the deceased, the
court adjourned until o-morrow morning.
Mr.. ID. W. Middleton, the Clerk Of the Court,
has received letter from Chief Justice Chase,
dated Narragansett, Rhode Island, October 22d,
in which he says he addressed Q letter to Judge
Nelson, the senior Associate Justice, requesting
him to preside, but regretted to receive Q reply
that Judge Nelson had not suff ciently recovered
his health to enable him to do so. The Chief
Justice therefore wrote, in order that the court
might understand the circumstances of his abb
sence, and that the senior Judge Clifford
might preside. In concluding his letter Judge
Chase says he walked on the morning Of the 22d
about 20 minutes and was TO ride in An hour or
two, though he was not regaining his strength
rapidly.
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THE ELECTION IN WEST VIRGINIA. The
State election held m West Virginia last weelr
seems to have resulted in the general success OF
the democratic conservative party They have
elected John y. Jacob as governor, with other
majority or the legislature, which Is TO choose a
United States Senator to succeed Mr. Wiley
republican. The State since its Organization
4,af on the governors vote. The thrae Cores
gressmen elected in ls6s were republicans 50
mat tAe democrats have gained two members
and Frank Hereford, democrats. and J.mss -
MeGrew, republican, are the members OF Con-
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o1Cincinnati has had seneation In thu sor~
Of "midnight wedding"

0Cincinnsti has had a sensation in the form
Of . "midnight wedding"
Thirty counties In Iowa voted at the lata
election in avor OF prohibiting By law the ale
~Ths Chicago common council "a stiu an
gagged IN devistng plan for regulating the So
cial evil IN that city. Several plans have been
suggested, but none OF them meet the entire
approval OF the Board. :
natl the other night, Rev. Wssss Hsu ssid That
me ex-kev. Horace Cook spoke agsins, IN
splitealiss the night before he clipped with the
oAuenter OF member % his church.
y, Mas, vas In the Get Of siStine dogn. when
the shock Of earthquake ehook the bullGtua.
which the teacher attributed % the abrupt man
ner In which the lad took his sat, for Which Of
fence be was required % stand three-qaarters
Of an hour.
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SECRETARY robson left here this evening
Tor Norfolk, on the steamer Lady Of the Lake,
to address the republicans Of that city.
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From CORA.
The Loss by the Great Hurricane.
Capture OF Httlibuster~. Ac.

LAKE CITY, fLA.. oct Sl.-The following
dispatches from Havana were received here To-
day by mail from Key West, having bsen de-
lAyed by accident O. the cable connecting Kew
West with PUnta Ro-a
Advices from CArdenss state that the loss OF
life in that city from the hurricane Was q ate
small, but the dee ruction OF property very
great. All the warehouses were destroyed, AMI
majority Of the vessels N port ~ the time were
dismantled and wrecked. No names haze been
received The lose " IN reach millions OF dollars.
ne American vessel Bradshaw r. sshore near
MAtsnsss. As far a. known. no lives are lost
r r american vessels, either ~ Msfanxas or
Ssroenss- Two men were arrested AZ MatsnIss
I 10, seAlng property exposed 10 the hurricane.
iney were court msrtialed and shot
Iwo nitoustering schooners from the United
states nave been captured near Nueyttas nv
tne spanish authorities. They were losaed
Win arms and clothing for the insureents
four OF the crew were captured.
Advices from Aspinwail announce tina, ,he
Panama and Wet Indis Gable expedition hs.
sailed. At last accounts paying out was eoins
on successfully. and the signals were perfect
The American br gsntine PENN man is ashore
nj kingston, Jamaica, and viii be q total loss
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SUPERVISOR DwYRR, OF the northern Obi
ana Indiana district, is in town, accompanie,
by Mrs. ID. and their son and heir.
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Ex-SEcRETARY Cox visited the Interior De
Partment this morning, and remained there Blu
new moments, which we're availed Of by vari
Gus clerks to bid him adieu.
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THE ELECTION Is NEW YORN.
Further Precautions Go Keen she
I'eaee and G0a rd against Frauds.
YslaRrdnAed Ezcissirels 70 n krc.,no .NLae

NEw YORK, Oct 3l.-POlice Superintendent
helso has issued a circular 20 the force calling
attention 90 their duties during the davs OF re-
glsGanon and election. All Federal aud State
cmcers must be protected in the disch srce OF
Their duties. while the access of voters 20 the
polls must be kept open and unObstructed IL
adds" There is no doubt Of the ability OF the
police 70 preserve peace and maintsin order :,
open" ~ >Nf'
Mayor Hall has issued proclamation OF '
reward OF slo0 Ia any one causing the /.
and conviction OF any person guilty OF Ia .
registration.
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BosroS, Oct SIR. G. Minis stables on
Nassau street, were burned this loren BON, TO-
gether with twenty-five horses ani a number
OF carriages. At one time the Boston theater
and the Adams House were In great danger.
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COMMISSION SIGNED.-The President on Sat
urday signed the commission of Columbu:
Relano as Secretary Of the Interior from the Isl
Of November.
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FIKANCIAL AND COxuERCuAl

The weekly statement Of the associated banks
OF New York lie another highly favorable e.hsS-
II. The legal reserve has increased si,57s,sso,
OF which over . million IL specie. As the liabili-
tee have increased only @ &02, 2Ss the banks
carry SOS Dos TO their surplus above the legal
reserve, which surplus nov stands at 40 ,742 ,sse
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From Btchnsona Death or q Minis
eer-JenersOn DaSts-Tne society OF
FrfenAs

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 3l.-Rev. Richard A.
Bsgly. Baptist minister, we'll known through
out the South, died here last night.
jefferson Davis Il here.
Two hundred and fifty Friends passed through
here this a: m. TO attend yearly meeting at
Greensboro, ~. {.
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TIE SPANISH THRoHH.-rhe North Gernan
Minister TO Spain has been authorized 10 make
the following statement TO the Spanish govern
ment in regard 20 the nooinstion OF Prince
Amadans to the throne: "The King of Prussia,
TO chooee her own sovereign, holds 10 that admie-
SION. Germany declines TO Initiate the example
of France BY interfering with Spain, and 10
ready to acknowledge any oct Of the Spanish
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9evernDeaa Securities.
ne Aarkess ro.D~v.

bAtfInone, Oct. a-Cotton orm q l6,s Fsour
nIm and tsirly active. Wheat in demand Tor high
ksoee. Low erades are Ia good supply aud dull
n.sry..nd amber, Sl70as 81 IS good 70 prime, Si IS
s % common TO fair, elloaslA; Wsstsra,
S,seSe; yellow, old an new. 70ss4c MIXED western
49, Oats steady at Gaze Rye i0Aslc Pork firm
eiesr 90 i9 shoulders, lsa5ss Lams Is Lard quiet
bALIrnonE. Oct. 3l.-yrgfnia siles. old xg,. bid
rs asked do 1855, g asked; do. ls67, 81 bid IS
nkw YORK, Oct. Sl.-Stocks steady Gold NJ
Money, AS Exchange. long, sas; short e. sx.
ls62. coupon. les. Virginia IS, en- COUSIN, ss..
eo. Nv, ~ NORTH Osroiinas, old, q. do. new. q :.
NEW YORK, Oct. 81. - Flour dull and heavy
prices unchanged. wv"
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TIE PRESIDENT had lengthy interview with
Senator Morton to- day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THkSL FACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON-
cIDEb ATION.-Diseas should be guarded IS sinst,
or Iust be cured. The alternatives are death or
euch consequences render life Q burden. Combat
the malsria, purify the blood, put the nerves in
or ler rlate the female system, promote the ap
= site. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia OF rheuma
ISM ncres Sc the vgor Of both body and mind, and
relieve the children Of summer complaints: All this
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by CHARTS Gautiers Native Wine Bitters; so
puar opinion. endorsed by IN any Of the most
eminent ply sicans, who assure MS OF the complete
victory OF these all other Buffers. Ii has ALSO
fuf~fy driven them out OF the market here IL has
been introduced Gaufiers Native Wine Bitters
may be had Of all druggists. o'2ttr
GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Social Evils,
and the proprfety or improperly Of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those no feel unified for
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, In sealed envel
epes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION: Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. sells eo3m
BATCHRLOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
leaA, any rtfalis poison to produce paralysis
death Avoid the Wanted and delusive Preparations
eoastinG virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
". A. Batchelors Hair Dye has had fhtyty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied ct 10. Bond street, New
York. fe6-tr
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0The jury in the famous cfessmaking suft
OF Oliver p. Flint w. Albert l.. Coolidge, just
tried . second time in Boston, has rendered .
verdict giving the plaintiff e eI l3s30-some
$500 leee than the claim.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The vir.
ginis Senate has passed . bin to dispose Of tho
Interest Of the State in the bridge ct tn, Point
counties and cities along the proposed route Of
the Shenandoah Valley railroad, 70 subjcr.be to
the stock Of said road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

THR Z. s. STEAMER SACo, Lieut.. Commander
Terry, arrived at Gibraltar on the 18th of Octo.
Der, from Cadiz, and left on the same evening
for Malaga and Marseillee. All we'll on board
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NuRDkR IN BALrrnoR..-A colored nov
named William Henry Eaton vas murdered oS,
Saturday night In Baltimore By another oslorsd
derer has been arrested.
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SIT IL credibly asserted that hall the diseasN
which effects modern humanity ere 10 be A.
tributed 10 carpets. Carpeted rooms coustautIv
occupied contain millions Of particles Of hair
crticle, eptthellum, ovulee, fungi, and other or
ganic matter, which. set IN motion BY the trail
rz EkjEu og The Fomen. make the air alive with
infection, and AT o.. nostyis and lsnss with the
seeds Of everything horrible.
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DEPUTY COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS takes
charge of the Internal Revenue Bureau to- NOR.
row as Acting Commissioner, and will discha rgs
the duties of the office until the appointment OF
q Commissioner.
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LECTURES.
STAB COURSE
LYON POST, NO. Q, g. B.

g TAB COURSE
- LYON POST no No. 9, CAB.
The Post has the honor to announce that it ha.
three, to be given at Lincoln Hail. The season will
MONDAY EVENING. DECEN GER 5. 1870,
with ne" Gs 'S h be- s cos hSTG,.
Author q "A Summer Lay ct Loug Branch -" Mre.
sATgspHY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1870,
~ the talented Mss ns,sG KafE FIELD.
t hsH L IL adS;Gais
subject :s.a Dr. rs. S S..y ~s.. ., Utah.
rat sspxY E sSiSsHdS DECEnBEB ~, 1870,
D' the a.i sENl !1siisij !; kI.pA1slck.
an ms neT Lecture entitled Battle Scenes and Incl
season tickets emitting the yurch ..er to the same
nue., on and after November l. 1870. oc ai-l6t
GRAND COURSE OF LECTURES
cSEsa irse ba AZ ftiS;fR' es {! 81
LINCOLN HALL,
Commencing
$500, Blind Man s;s
n.,. sSSs!ss,-6hivsiT1 Yes''fssS and "a; r "a
snbiee..,A Journey to the Comfy q the BssIf::
SUBJECT Select KssdiDss iIo as 6slsSfsssS Az
sss.siy slit, n5Ss 11., H
February .uS,sci-po.iry and roet. c. SAKE
MAJ, Is subieet-The Thrones Of ip!GHs. ,,,, n
n.,sn ;, saSisei-zsioT' n; nd As:iss
April L : aD,o~ ..LILLIAN $. rpsARroN.
f. s;, end Cure :,
subjsct-Bile.
s;Ds: .ad
eo TSr sale 4 III, PPhP s%% DRUG store
PuIehasersof season tickets Will be entitled to
i'm. " q 'is'
%"REy. PETROLEUM v NASBY, p M"
-, VIII deliver his new and intensely humorous
"TkouB54FNSk " %oA.S Se 1TysEyATIy WITH
TIA A. Li y HALL: sps
For sale at PhiIp scl0mOns and Parker's. ocss5t'
TwAsRINGrON,O OCTOBER Is, 1870.
Er. J. p. Nt,cmar, ID. d.:
DEAN SIR: Feeling DESTROYS Of receiving from
your own lips an account Of your recent trip TO Cali
S request tSas sl VIII de-
liver lecture the subject at such time and place
II .: E%s.y, Ths... T. Tal,oek. Y 3 jackson,
Z. Howard; n, d samuel Norment. r. a. Lntz. w
Parker, 3. N. Hall.
. WARRINGTON. October Il, 1870
M G Emsy. ya,sser, Bs,y, ard oth,,s;
pay me-. and hereby assure you Of my Willingness
70 comply With your request will be consistent
if1fT En-
trip for cont enience, will title FromOcean
to Oe g, n, Your pastor, ru
MRS. JOSEPH AMEs
THE SECOND LEcTURE. Nv THE GRAND
MONDAY EykNiNG. OCTOBER 81,
AT LINCOLN HALL.
suBJEcT:-' WOMEN WHO WORK vs.. WOMEN
WHO TALK"
The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence Fri
day morning, October 81, at O'Clock, at the Book
store OF T.. Parker, on eth street near the Post
Reserved Seats. TO be procured only at Parker -
cts Admission Tickets sold at the door of the Hall,
on the evening Of the Lecture, only 90 cts ocS Sc
Y. m. e.. A. SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
10 be GIVEN AT LINCOLN HALL.
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Commencing November 30 including thirteen lee
ON LIGHT, By Prof. Henry Morton, of Franklin
Institute, philadelphia
ON NATURAL HISTORY, by Prof. B. Water
house Hawkins, Of London, Ensian
W CHEMlsIRf,b by Prof. b. Silliman, of Yale
ON CORRELATION OF FORCES, by Prof. Il. L.
foumans, Of New York.
Chandler. OF Columbia College, New York.
Arrangements have been made To illustrate all the
lectures by the most approved modern apparatus.
Course tickets, rs; 70 be obtained at Ballantyne's
seats IL cents additional for each lecture Oc25 II
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
STARVATION AT PARIS.
THE PEOPLE SUFFERING FOR FOOD.
One Pound Of Neat a Week for Soldiers
RESULT OF BlzAIyE,s SURRENDER.

The French People Clamorous for Peacs.
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TOLD wEATHER IS APPROACH
AND WE ALL SEKD THE PROTECTION OF
VAIN GARMENTS,
But tender childhood has its frst claim upon M,
therefore have provided for the little ones better
assortment than ever 1 had before, and would
respectfully call the attention the Ladies TO my
beautiful and large variety Of
Children's extra long Fancy WOOL HOSE.
sCARLEf and BLUE HOSE.
=" WHITE MERINO SOCKS and HOSE.
Children, WHITE COTTON, extra long. and
Children's Hand Knit sAQUEs. HOODS, LEG
GINS, BOOTS, MITfs, and CLOAks.
lsc. INFANTS, BRUSHES and COMBS, SAFETY
Pins; RuBBER CLOTH, in squares or by the
Ladies and Gents all wool WHITE and COLORED
HOSE Ribbed and Plain.
sCARFs, long and short from z5c mp
Ladies Hand made BREAKFAST sRAwLs ana
Ladies' VESTS. from up
Misses and Boys VISITS, in all sizes.
A full assortment Of TOILET Articles, perhaps
the largest Kept In one place.
HEMsTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
Gents sn LINEN HANDKEhCHIEFs, from
Soc up.
Ladies' real MOROCCO sATCHELs, from a. 50 IN.
600 TRAVELLING. MARKET, WORK, LUNCH
and other BASKETS, direct from the factory
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS and CUsHIOHS.
Fine ANGORA WOOL.
CROCHIT and KNITTING NEEDLES
1000 NEW PATTERNS FOB EMBROIDERY.
Together with such an assortment of NOTIONs
FANCY GOODS, and TOYS, can orly be found
st the CHEAT VARIETY BAZAAR of
r. OILvERDER0.
3l2 SEvENTH STREET,
BETWEEN PESSsyLvASIA AVENUE AND d STREET.
P.s.-A look ct his handsome Bow Windows will
repay you the trouble 90 take il. &C ll-fr
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Pension OFPIcE.-The following promotions
were to-day made In the Pension ONCE: From
LIST to ID class clerkships-J. j. Carol, Frank
Hodges, j. w. Norris, W. j. Norris, Homer
kiges, George p. Stiles, John Stiles, j. r. Van
Mater, WIN. Wuerx, ID. L. Gill, +. n. Ripley, K.
w. Dennison. From I'd 10 Sd claas-C. g. Co...
]. d. Mcneil, Q. s. Morrison: .: G. .Tabor, II.
H. Johnson ana WIN. Maya. From Sd to 4th
cl1se-Charlee b. Morse.
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DEATH OF GOVERNOR SHAPRR OF Utah.
The President received dispatch TO- day, from
III. Vaughan, secretary OF the Territory O
Utah, announcing the death of Governor Will
son Shafer, Of that Territory, Of consumption
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mated Democratic Majority, lo. 100.
WHHRLIHe, ". Va, Oct. 30.-The Reo,st,,
isques an extra this morning presenting return,
from twenty-three o. the ffty-two oounties com
posing the State, showing democratic MAORI
y Of over 5000, and adds that the other tVenty
nine counties VIII give clear majority Of !. On
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THH PEACE CoNE1RRNC., composed OF the
members OF the South American republics and
Senior Roberts, the Spanish Minister, met at the
State Department on Saturday and Organized
preparatory to entering upon the work or max
those countries, Secretary Fish PRESIDENT. The
Spanish, the Bavarian snd the CHILEAN miuisters
and the envoy Of Ecuador were present The
conference adjourned TO await the arrival OF the
weeks.
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APPOINTMENTS By TIE PRRsrDENN-The
President has appointed Benjamin F. Farnham.
of Massachusetts,, Consul at Bombay; VIM. II
Townsend, of Rhode Island, Consul at Cork;
Frederick Heddee, Of New York, Consul a.
Client; Arthur Livermore, of New Hampshire,
Consul at Londonderry. Charles Il. Coster TO
be Collector of Internal Revenue for the sixth
district Of New York.
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KEEL WAR MATERIAL SURRENDERED By
ESGLASD.-The Secretary Of the Navy has
transmitted orders to Rear Admiral Gibson
commanding the European squadron. 10 send
homo Q number Of Blakely guns, gun-carrisees
and other naval material Of war once belopeinq
TO the late Confederacy, recently surrendered
by the English authorities to this Government
and now in possession OF the American consul ct
Liverpool.
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ALL OUR CITY READERS remember the we'd
ding Of Miss Camilla Webb with a Belgian
Baron named Won Havre, q few years ago
Well, there has been . second event in tina,
family lately-and it was Of the masculine gen
Ncv
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OUR INDIAN PoIICY.-The Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs to-day received a letter from X.
d. Baldwin, at st. Anthony, Mimi, enclosing
resolutions adopted on the 18th and 10th inst,
by the General Congregational Conference Of
Minnesota, commendatory of the present In
dian policy Of the government.
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TBK FINDIKGs AND SENTENCE OF the general
court-martial recently in session at West Point
for the trial Of Cadet Smith, (colored,) are now
before the Judge Advocate General, and, after
being reviewed by him, must receive the ap-
prevail Of the President.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. Edward ID. Baker, as
sistant quartermaster, has been relieved from
duty in the Department Of Columbia and as
signed to duty at Camp Halleck, Nevada.
Major BraDtz Mayer, paymaster, has been
assigned to duty in the Department of Cali
fOrnia.
Capt. Charles Nick. Lord, unassigned, Lieut.
Nottingham Cox and Capt. Eugene Wells, 4th
infantry, have been honorably discharged the
service under the new army bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

The TROOPS AT NEW YoRK.-The orders
with reference to the military forces now col
lected in New York have been sent to Major
General Mcdowell, who has and will continue
to have, the command OF them, it never having
been contemplated to place those troops under
the direction OF any other officer.