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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08

IIIeII7 n{ado ,,.ith TIIu ,lneNpensye shawIs are
ines b,|t ~ " III III d Iohg ana heavy shuttle
wind, J H~onJr,,,7 AVIS OF many cOI0rs and
could U,0nJo'' PICteIhs are worked with
door ti,oo .euIes HeeuIes instead Of aEshUttIr
cofoT I5e 6g59g ond fbo separate needle g every
dren tSSiSlI Sil+4 lLle more uCts therel lare in
win-EG,1n ~ tiiQ greater It's cost. tIn the
litiOn inoi i'. MISr scarcely quarter of am
could go 10 20 COIIl Pieted by three OF four pnr
Three T IA I,9 q uay.
way of ~, i Iei 20 hasten the process. nlau,,
eaten 49, ~ WIS are woven in spDar.,fJ
in fta,,InI ~ IL inherent looms. They are ac
sar, % TO efi,,7 eDade ordinary scrutiny and
the Junction |" discover
o-Qne One object in dividing the wort, ,,,,o,,
si5qSi, Is e, avoid loss by insects 5Uii d'0ii
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08

teacher must be diyimciy taugh
pw" the doctrines he teaches.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08

But nothing harmed it. Sping-tilne came
On every side, like yellow flame,
BIaZed butteTcupS and earlysbudS
Make pictures in the IaughingSWoods
Birds sang, l heard the noise OfYhOOdS
Around my smiling acre.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08
PULASKI, TENNESSEE, FRIDAY9

voice in the Ieasr.
Lucy! I fancied that She
like it-that she missed the
parlors, the well-filled
broad stairways, and the
luXuries of her English
that al her cheerful ways
words were Only-to u
phraSe-make believe.
[VToII &c 4I,-.,, ,,-o,.o
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08
How John wesley Vas save. z

The repose of the quiet Imarket-tolyn
/ OF EpWoTth, in the Lindsey division of
y ~ i.nIcolnlshlrsS- acc 2 Was disturbed toward
SIaaI ttiroII1 "wednesday, FebruarVr9
elarming cry of " "Fir3li;
AOld. building JaPaI,,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-08

had an acre fenced around
A little modest piece of ground
My father gave me, and I made,
Shift. day by day, with plOw and spade
Working while others danced and played,
To cultivate my acre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
IPU UBLIc-NO. %
AN ACT relating tu the supreme court OF the District

IPUBLIc-No. %.
AN Acr relating tu the supreme court Of the District
Be Il ,rae,ed by TAG Ssmaie dad House af Rsprssen-
sg.,gss 81 ne 1.'isd Stats e ADsrtsq a. GDss.,s;
sIeclai terms of the circuit courts, district courts
March third eshtsen hadIsd a. and ssy three sn
trir, act t. rsorganlze the courts ~ ms ps
hays been or may be held, shall be- aud are declared
n oe s.VsTsily TENS OF the supreme court OF the
sentelces orders, prcceedings and Of said gen
eral terms; special terms circuit COURTS distric'
courts aud criminal courts heretofore or hereafter
rendered, made or had, shall BE- daemed judgments
ssd sentences nrders pr cgsdngs, ana acts oi
contained shall affect the right of appeal provided
SIC. 2. And BE tJr,flsr snnefei That the supreme
court of the District of Columbia shall con
itt OF chief justice and four associate Justices AMI
President, by and with the advice aud consent OF the
Senate an additional justice of said court, with the
Ike powers to take the same oaths TO perform the
sshe dnles, and to receive the same salary as the
sfc: ;; Anf - tR.iao enacted, That whenever,
az session OF the court in general term held by four
opinion upon the question involved in any cause
argned or submitted TO the court such division Of
and thereupon, and within four days thereafter.
either party in such may file with the clerk of
argued before The five justices and such reargument
or r.hesIing shall be had thereafter con-
SEC =. And De q further snaet.d, That all the pow.
rs and gTisdction by law now held and exercised
District of Columbia, shall hereafter be held and
said supreme court for that purpose subject always
10 me same provisions as are contained in the fifth
organize the courts in the District Of Columbia and
for other purposes, approved March third, eighteen
Sec. s. And b; tfJufhsr sAncted, That the orphans
court Of Washington county, District OF Columbia,
and parts of laws relating said orphans court, so
lar as the same are to said supreme court
are hereby continued in force in respect to said
: e
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORs.

Having made arrangements with some Of the best
Distlieries ia the country for old whiskies, offer
the following well known brands at very low prices,
viz: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years old, SIS
per gallon. A. Bowen g, years old, 81 per gal
Ion. Robs g, years old Ss 50 per gallon. old
Family Nectar, years old So 50 per gallon The cell
etrsted Pine Apple recthed ,e 50 per gallon Lon
don Old Town Gin. IS per gallon. Stoughton Bitters
W per gallon. Dry Catawba still. from Urbana
Wine Company 81 so per gallon scuppernong
still from North Carolina, S3 per gallon. All the
above is at least per gallon cheaper than can be
got elsewhere for the same grade.
Liberal discount to the trade. q. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, and -
North Charles street, Baltimore. Md. Ieh
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LATER.
LATER.
THE SECRET TREATY.
WHAT PRUSSIA SAYS,
THE TREATY CAME FROM FRANCE.
France Says il was Only TO Test Bismarck
what Prussia says about the Secre,
Treaty.

BERLIN, July G.-The Correspondence TO day
prints the text Of the treaty offered By the
French Emperor to Bismarck. In Its com
ments, the Correspondence s&vs that the
Emperor waived all opposition TO Ger
man unifcation, provided that Prussia
would abet the French acquisition OF Lux
embourg and the reduction OF Belgium.
The minutes of the proposed treaty, in Bene-
detti's autograph, are preserved in the War
Ofice at Berlin. Before the war of 1856, be-
tween Prussia and Austria, Napoleon had
offered TO aid Prussia with an army of 300 600
men, with which TO attack Austria, as an equiv
alent for the cession TO France OF the territory
onIthe left bank of the Rhine.
The Paris Papers Say the Treaty Was
only TO Test bismarck.
PAIIs, July 2I.-An the French organs rep
resent that the secret treaty was not seriously
proposed by France, but rather as an attempt
to test Bismarck.
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"WHO MADE A JUDGE OF WILLIE B.,
AT WaSUINGTpN ID G. oD

The matter Of the appointment Of William b.
Smell, to be Judge of our Police Court, still
agitates the minds of the Maine politicians, If
we may judge from the paragraphs afioat in the
papers of that State. We clip the following
from one of their papers Of the 18th inst. The
jingle can he better appreciated when il is
remembered that Judge Smell was a member Of
the Maine Senate during the senatorial contest
between Hamlin and Morrill,. Smell was elected
as Morrill, man, and voted for him in the
Republican caucus. Morrill's friends did not
generally acknowledge the caucus to decide in
favor Of Mr.. Hamlin, and persisted in their
determination TO elect Morrill, aaylog. Mr..
Smell headed list of five members of the Legfs-
lsture, who said they considered Hamlin fairly
nominated, and should support him:
"JUDGE SNKLL.-The Somerset Reporter SAYS
the appointment OF police Judge in the District
of Columbia, was first rendered to Mr.. Snell Of
Monmouth, by member of the Committee on
the District Of Columbia, of which Senator
opinion that MIR. Smells appointment is q natural
consequence OF the evidence of a judicial mind
displayed in his legal opinion on an important
parliamentary question which arose at Augusta
q year ago last winter. The same paper ana
lyzes the case in ryhme, as follows
To whit, TO whit, to whee;
Will you listen to me?
Who made Judge Of Willie b..
AT Washington, ID. c.?
Not I, says James Ca
He never asked me,
And never knew
Till twas all through
Thank you, no more for me.
Not ], says Lott
IL know myself, not
Any to speak Of, says Lot.
Not J. says Lynch,
don't care pinch
VI snuff, and IT, ats enough
Not !, sayF Plum,t
IN 100 .nuch on my hum
any, for that, and that's flat.
Not l, says Peters,
We're too good caters;
i wouldn't for my neck
DO such a thing for Kennebec.
Not 1, says Eugene
wouldn't be seen;
What, strike my friend Lot?
rather think not"
Speaker Blaine. t-U. ). Senator Morrill,.
IS. p. Morrill,. Representative of second dis
trict. Eugene Hale, Representative OF fifth
district
retary Foutwell has requested Mr.. Geo. b.
McCartee, Superintendent of the Bureau of
Engraving AMI Printing AZ the Treasury De
par,meut 10 proceed to New York city and look
after the interests of the government in con-
nection with the destruction OF the printing es-
txblshment and materials OF the American
Bank Note Company by fire. IL s understood
the SECRETARY will designate committee to
proceed 10 New York TO make examination and
report t. wha. extent the government, has been
Affected by the fire.
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lSlO. PERRY DAVIS IS7,
VEGETABLE ~PAIN KILLER
1870.

After THIRTY trial. Ia still receiving the most
unqualified testimonials to its virtues from persons
OF the highest character and responsibility. Ply
siclans Of the first respectablity recommend il
most ehectnal preparation for the extinction OF pain
t 10 not only the best remedy known fer Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, &c, but for Dysentery or Cholera
or any sort Of bowel complaint, It is = remedy nm
surpassed Tor efficiency and rapidity of action In
the great cities OF India, and other hot climates il
has become the Standard Medicine for all such COM
plants, well as for Dyspepsia, Liver Com plants
and other kindred disorders. For Coughs and Colds
Canker, Asthma, and Rheumatic difficulties il has
been proved, BY the most abundant and convincing
testimony, 20 be an invaluable medicine.
Bold by all Druggists, Tvs I'm
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lPI RIIC-Nn % [
IPCBIIC-NO. 81

An ACT 70 authorize the paving and sewerage Of n
street, Washington, District of Columbia.
be ti enacf,f By the SSsafs and House Of Repres.a
nfrrss Of m, Uaued States oT AWefica M COHgTsSi
dsSnIbtd, That the may of W ashng giOn, the OIn
missioner Of Public Buildings. and William Stick
ney, Wilson L Brown, and ;. h. Kaufman. If the
city OF Washington, be, ard they are hereby, ap-
pointed commissioners Tor the puI pose of paving and
covering n street north, between New York and
NeImeDt avenues, " no shall serve without compen
ssiion and all vacancies occasionei by death or re-
signation. or otherwise. shal be filled by the su
prtne court Of the District of Columbia.
SIC z Ind te uJaTtheI enacted, That to enable tht
said commissioners To carry out the purpose thi.
act. they shall have the same power now conferred
upon the corporation Of the city of ashngton, "a
levy iaN upon the property fronting said stree,
sums lent % pay for said paving and which
shall be collected in the now prescribed by
law and when 30 collected the amount thereof shall
BE- paid ever to the commissioners afores said. The
sad commissioners shall have the power Of directing
the Kramer OF putting in the gas and water pipes
said street. within the points before mentioned.
sEC- = Aaf De nfeTih,T ,ndrted, That the corpors
uOn of Washington shall pay for paving and sewer.
age OF the space occasoned by the aud
alleys; and such alleys aud streets az may sbut
against the said street without crossing il shall
the same rate as il the same private property
SEC. 4. And bs az further eadCfSd, That this act BE-
10 force from and after its passage and sil laws con-
nlctiBE with ifs provisions hereby pes led
Approved. June II, lS7O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

NAVAL -Midshipman Charles +
limerick, of this city, has been ordered to the
Shenandoah at Boston.
Commander s. l.. Breese has been ordered 10
the Naval Observatory in this city.
Midshipman Nathan Sargent has been de-
tached from the Washington navy yard, ami
ordered TO the Guerrero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
FROM CINCINNATI.
Hon. Job +. Stephenson Deelfnes a
ke.elect1On-Oe0th Of John Bates
RASQ Rail Tn,n ME- n-s>a>D

49, SyU Il. SseV1coDOm Declues u
ke-elect10n-Death Of John Bates
Base Ball-The Big Bridge.
fele1repAed kseIusiuely to Tie EpssSn0 Stay.
CINCINNATI, july N--Hon. Job L. Stephen
son, NJ. Z. from the second district, declines q
denomination.
John Bates died yesterday in the National
Theater buildings. He was the builder, and for
long time the manager, Of the National Thea
ter. He leaves an estate valued at 81, 900.
The Athletic Club, of Philadelphia, arrived
yesterday, and play the Red Stockings to-day.
The Athletics are in splendid condition, and
many persons predict defeat for the Bed Stock
iDgs.
The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Compa.
ny have sunk their last coffer-dam, and work on
the bridge Is now progressing RAPIDLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
From I<OnsiOn-PrOceedin 0f lsArIia
ment-Terrible COlliery Explosion
Mercantile Failures.

LONDON, july 1.-THE proceedings in the
House of Lords last evening were mainly unim-
portant, and the House adjourned AT an early
hour. The House OF Commons went into COM
mittee on the supply bill and discussed il nearly
all night without taking final action
Another terrible explosion occurred Yesterday
III colllery at Lamsett, Wales. Nineteen
persons were killed and many injured.
Three failures have been announced at the
Stock Exchange to.day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
IPUBIIc-No. e2I

AN A.1 10 IeqDIre the register Of Wills for the p s.
trict OF Columbia to give bond.
BE II snated by n. Senate aud Ho1ss Of Represent
af'rsS 81 hs Da,fsd State, ef AnssTicd CoagreSs
assD,tid. That the register OF wills for the District
Of Columbia shall within thirty days after the pas
ties Ito be approved Of b. the chief jusce Of the
snprsme court of said District for the tims being to
me onned States IN the sum 9t nve Thousand dol
and teasOnably to record the DEGREES and orders
the oIphsns court for said District and all W ills
matters by existing laws, any Law hereafter
passed directed TO be recorded in the eaid court
entered in full upon the minutes OF the said
court and the original filed with the records thereof
SIC. .. And be UCRrther snGcfed That any register
Of wills for The said District hereinafter appointed
according law, before he acts such, shall give
smisr bond prescribed in the FIRST section OF this
act. with the like sureties, in the same penalty, on
the same conditions, and subject TO the same appro-
al as required ty 80 "rst section,
Approved, June 2l, lsTQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
THE WAR,
TRikCE CALLS OUT $4,000 MORE NEN.
THE EMPRESS A. REGENT.
THE "PRETENDED" TREATY.
RANCE DISClAIMS
Bismarck Wanted il in lS66, but yapO.
leon Said: Ven"
THE "PRETENDED" TREATY.
FRANCE DISCLAIMS
Bismarck Wanted il in 1870, but yapo.
leon Naid: "Non."
'rophed Erclusicely % the Erenine Star.
The Empress as Regent,

The Empress as Regent.
PARIS, July 21.-The journal ofhcieI this
morning publishes a decree naming the En-
press Regent during the absence OF the Emperor
from the capital.
The Rhenish Provinces I'm n State Of
Siege.
The Departments Of the Moselle, Haut Rhin
and Bas Rhin. have been declared in a state OF
siege.
France Calls Out 90 900 More Men.
The journal ofiiciel publishes another decree
cal ing out for active duty 1000 men OF the con-
tiBgent of 1853.
The "Pretendled'' secret Treaty.
PARIS, July 21.-The journal Officiel has an
article this morning on the pretended treaty
recently published i'm the London Times having
for Its object the acquisition Of Luxembourg and
Belgium by France, on condition of Frances
not opposing the union Of the States OF South
Germany with the North German Confedera-
ton. The article says that after the treaty of
Prague, in 1850, several conferences were held
at Berlin between Count Non Bismarck and
the French ambassador ON the subject of the
project OF alliance. Some OF the ideas set forth
in the Times were then advanced; but the
French government never had any knowledge
Of the project described, and, far the Or Op-
ositions which were described at the interview
were mentioned, the Emperor rejected them.
The Journal ADDS: " Ii can escape the notice OF
no ono that this publication on the part OF the
London Times is designed merely to influence
public opinion In England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

PETITION IN BEHALF oP A CONDEMNED NAN
A petition TO Governor Hoffman being signed
III New York city, and already bears a large
the sentence OF John Real, under sentence 20 be
hanged August IIth, for the murder OF Oncer
Smedck. He claims that the officer had perse-
cuted and beaten him repeatedly, aud that he
shot him in self-defeuee. Among the names o,T
the petition are those of several clersymen.
mainly Catholic priests. and the ns mes OF nearly
all the members of the Common Council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

GONE TO THE WARs.-Gen. Sheridan and
Gen. Forsyth, of his staff, and Col. Audenreid,
of Gen. Sherman's staff, sailed from New York
to-day for Europe for the purpose OF witnessing
the strategic movements of the contending
armies.
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r,l.rrarlea E,-lrrf-,lr % Y, Er..ira e,r.
Reunion of the Society of the
mud Navy ef the Gutt.

BosrcN, July E--PrepSrstious nave r,,,
completed tor the seconi annual reauion OF = :,
Soc'ety or The Amy aud Nav % IN" Galf. at
Music iIall ASBCst ~. on the sta u August. A.
utrsi FsTragut will Prcsid'. an q -nera, y. T.
Banks Will deliver Grafton. Reduced raii-
road and steamboat fares vii he crowded tor
m 'mbcrs attending. Application made % Br'c
Ger. Shsrrc, ". - Pine street. y. y. will re
ceiye passage tickets from that SECTION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

SECRETARY BELKNAP left here last night, in
company with General Dyer, Chief of Ord
nance, 10 visit Watervlet, New York, and
Springfield, Massachusetts,, arsenals, and after
inspecting them will return here on Monday
pxt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
IPUsIfc-No. ST.
An ACT to make !ee al certain Of the counS lis
of the ity Of Washington.

B. ~ ssarfsd By rae SsAnte and Hons, Of Represen
tat taifsd States ef nsTiod ~ Conf,ess as
stbid That certain act OF the councils OF the city
Of waShir ton Approved the twenty sixth day OF Oc
tobeT, hu dred and sixty nine and entiied
Al act for the relief OF tie trustees ot me oundry
declared 10 be legal act and not Inconsistent with
the Of the corporate authorities OF the city OF
Washington: and they are hereby Empowered
and directed pay TO said trustees the sum OF four
dance with the amount appropriated By said act.
Approved. June q, ls10.
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MARRIAGE Is HONORABLE.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors,
pleasures, and ady antages of happy MARRIAGE, as
contrasted with Single Life, and the fearful Evils
OF CELIBAcY, in modern times. Sent in sealed
enyelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. my2 2-m,W 4 SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
ead nor any r,taIte poison to produce paralysis or
se ,n ys1nted a and dsuvs
W. A. Bachelors H air Dye has had tki,ty ysass'
tbs ann TspHtaton 70 Uphold ts integrity e
ey all DruRGists. Applied st 10 Bend street,
r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

NoMrNATIoNs.-S. B. Paris and J. C. Brown
have been promoted from first to second-class
clerkships in the Second Comptrolier's Oltice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

TRIAL, CosfEssIoN. AND LYNCHING op A
MI RDERRR.-A man named Miller vas pa: on
trlal at Poncas, Nebraska, near Sioux CITY, on
Saturcsy. for the murder OF a man named
Dunn. The trial was soon brought TO a close BY
rhe open confession Of Miller. who was takef,
from the sherin by q crowd of citizens and
pung after being allowed a few minutes 20 part
win his FAMILY. Over one Thousand persons
witnessed the execution, which was concurred
In by all present, except four ladies, who, when
called on, voted no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

THH NEW FRENCH ENGINE or WAR, OF which
we have already heard by cable. called the
s..,ra,a.ease, capable OF throwing a shower Of
balls at each dischage, has been recently nut 90
the test Three hundred horses were killed by
the fire OF two Of them within the space OF three
minutes. Such terrific slaughter a. this az these
engines can be made equally efiectiue in the
neld) ought TO ensure q short war. Prussia, IL
Is also stated, has a new cannon quite ss for
midable, and when such "dogs OF war" get
lively times.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

SECRETARY robson returned here last even
ing, and was at the Navy Department to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
IPuBLIC-No. a.

AN Acr 10 amend an act entitled IAN act fixing the
compensation for the bsilins and cIiers OF the
courts Of the District Of Columbia" approved
February twenty two, eighteen hundred and sixty
BE az enacted ~ the SsHdfe and HoRSSof RepyessH-
tGifrsS Qf rae Untf.d States o ADqsrtCG Congress
assembled That from and after the passage OF this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

The north CAROLINA TRoUBLKs-G Governor
Holden Refuses to Surrender his Prisoners.-Gov.
Holden refuses to SURRENDER to Chief Justice
Pearson the citizens Of Alamance county ar
vested and now detained by Kirk through his
the Chief Justice To produce the men Kirk has
now in custody-0ver one hundred citizens. It
Is said that Governor Holden has ogdered mill
try those under arr est.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
Settling Days I'm London.

LONDON, July A.-To-day and Tomorrow are
''settling DAYS" on share and foreign account at
the Stock Exchange. According to the Times
hey are the most anxious settling days ever
known Ii Is thought that many additional fail
ures will be announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

act the marshal shall pay to each bailif and crier
VINO shall De required TO attend upon the district,
circuit srdI criminal courts of the District OF Col
umhia, three dollars and ffty cents tor each day
suCh paili1 or crer shall attend either of stiI
courts. IApproyed JuGe u, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
The Chinese Outrages-Satisfa tfOn
Offered tO Rrnmee

PAEIs, July IA despatch just received from
China overland states that four French vessels
OF war have arrived before Tien TsiH. The
Chinese functionary Schongho, has been ap.
pointed Chinese Ambassador to Paris commits
recent Outrages on French citizens. Pekin is
quiet.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

SUNDAY EXCURSION TO AQUA CREEK.
The steamer EasEN
LADY OF THE LAKEkE1zzSI2D
Will leave s. =. Brown q Sons wharf. foot of 7th
street: at 2 p m. on SUNDAY, the 3lst instant,
reaching home at p. m.
Tickets, q. yS-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27

RAILROAD OFFICIALS ARRAIGNED PoR MAN
s1ArGHTER.-At West Lebanon, in Vermont
yesterday. conductors Henry 5. Shattuck and
George w. Barnes and engineer Andrew NJ.
Grant, were arrsigned for manslaughter in the
second degree in the late collision on the North
ern railroad Shattuck and Grant being ON
the up train al the time of the accident were
arraigned together. They pleaded not guilty.
and waived an examination. They were held IN
sl 900 10 appear before the Supreme Judicial
Court The case OF Barnes will be dispose OF
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-27
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKSUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s565, 5,75l.tS.