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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

Sueue entnimmt man ndmlid bic
Na@ri@t, baB ale @cupernementsz
Vorlteber bic bei,nlide Snfruftipn erz
balten baben, ale bic @eltenpmahun9
Der cur@ Zen llfas som 3. Mdrs 1861
9arantirteu @e9te teSpedenoenS @ritte
gu oerbincern. 3wei 8eiiptele zines
oteler betmlt9en S~nltruftton entlpre>
henpen gerbaltens leitens her @puser<
nenentsz 8etSrpen ,perren aus bem
Mosfauer Commencement semelret.
Gapau.
Das vBlatt flr bic fatbplilden Wlti>
ilruen" brinet unterm II. {. aus ST.
pan bic Welpun9 Don eintm 1,euen Sc
pultact 9eeen Die iapanefl9en@ briten,
oel1en bic rortt9eRe9icrung ft@ in eem<
ielten Nusenblide }1ulpi9 een1a9t bat,
no bic eurppdi19en Mdate bur9 TIM
terseidnuns res spn Burlineame pcr>
aelestcn @crtrases tbres S@ubredtes
lber tbre %2ancsleute in auer Tprm 1i9
be9eben baben. Gtebenbunbert Drift
li&e Gamilien> nabe an Yiertauienb
&6pfe 3dblenp, ino swilden Dem z. unc
10. Sanuar tepprtirt tporben, pbne raj
tisber lber ibre 8etimmuns oter ibr
S9tdial -tr9eno ettpas perlautet 1dtte.
Die emp6relce Gbatla@e erbdlt ibre
rrlle Befdttsun9 turd Elm ben, vMlpnz
&c" ;usebenres S@reiben aus yoepz
bana urterm Datum ces %. San. C.,
worin" bic 8efar6tun9 aussciprc9en
miro tob he @erfol9una> welde in
Nan9alatt te9pnnen bal, ii@ lber nas
gauge 2anb ausrebneu m6dte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
Graf mputalentbert,

elmer Der teribmtefen Mdnner unlerer i3fit
Elm drtflt6er Character, berubmter @taats.
mann, sefeierter @6riftaeQer, semaltise,
Steiner, Elm damn, Der fem 9eben gang ber
@ertfeibisuns Der b04len @uter-ber @e'
lisipn unb Der Tretteit- sepibmet Bat, IN
ieinen pieridbrisen i6meren eeiben ant Is.
Mdrj IN Yaris erlesen. 0eboren 1910
trat ct iaon nit 25 Sabren in bic Tairs.
TANNER Elm unb rebete unb pirfte Don ba
an NIT ieltenem Salente unb Grfpl9e fur
bic reli9iSltn &e9te Der Stride, Der T1u,ilie
unb bes Snbtpibuums. Was Ct I'm 8unbe
nit s1et6seFnnten Treunben seleifet, bat
bic tatboltf4e @elt bantbar anerf1nnt, unb
fem Marne pirb AUDI ben fo1senten &C.
ldle6terr u~nuersebli@ bleiben. Bel BEN
teftisen 8dmpfen bes par1amentarilden &C.
beas betielt ct 3eit gu ernfern @tubien,
tpie feline u@eiat@te Der Fl. Gltiabetb"
fetn letber unppaenbetss @srf ubtr bic
M6n9e bes I6enblanbes temeilen, unb ais
treuer @obn Der Stride bat ct BEL peri6te>
benen geranla0unsen ii@ fcwot1 fur bic
Grbaltuns Der .peltlt4en 6errl4aft bes
Yapfes ais audi fir be6tn bS&Ne unb ent>
i6eibenbe %eetrautcritdt ausseiprc4en, mie
bies ramentlt@ cine Steue aus ietner TN
Sabr 1852 eriatenenen @6rift: rDie ta>
tbplii9en SntereGen int 10. S%abrbunbert,"
benefit. eanse Sabre war Monta1embert
Der Slbrer Der treu fatbolii&en @artet, mel>
DE far bic l1nabbdnststett Der Stride pom
@taate fritt; In ben teBten 10 Sabren gait
er ais TIbrer ber fog, rltberalen" &atbo1t>
fen Trantret@s, unp nod wentse Sage
Dor fetnem 9obe ipra& ct III etnem @@rei-
ben T9 seseu bic l1nfeblburfeits< Grf1druns
aus.
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Gin G6enial.

Nor 8ur3em bat 1@ Dor benz S&purse<
ri9t fur SberbaYern gu Mun4en cine 8ras>
pbe abseipielt, spie ie sludli&erwetie in ben
Munalen Der @trafjufia nut ftlten sor-
tpmmt. IS rpurbe bur@ bic @%erbanb1un>
gen. Elm boppelter Sudismorb fefsefe1t, wel'
der 3wsi Tamtlien In sren3enlpies Glent
ssfir;t bate. sic Sa4e lit tur3 folsenbe:
Die Mntla9e mar eeridtet 9esen Sen 25>
iltrisen DienatneAt @eter MtemeYer aus
Turtb tpessn etaes @aubmcroreriu&es, ben
er I'M Suit .. S. I'M Mnbrdbrdubaule gu
Mrrsbure an etnem @essermeifer perubt
bate. Der Nn9eflaste tpar ieines Ser6re'
dens %eeNdnbts.
Maetn I'M 2aufe Der gorunteriu4uns Bat
te Der Mns.flaste, Don @erpiFensbi0en &C.
Setntst, nod Elm @eRantntb abselest, beGen
entlesli4er @eeenfanb folsenber 1T.
gpn siatmeb 1861 bis babin 1862 tanb
Der ban1als nod nidt 17idbrtse Miente9er
int DtenF bes 8auern 9psenberser iu Ober>
altai9. Mls ct ben Dient perlieb, bate er
sinen She'll ftines Dtenflobnes, II f., ben
er feinem @ater in Grub fur ansei4aFte
8leiber batte abliefern io1en, bur&sebra4t.
Der Batter .uar frens unb er far@tete beden
Corn. TIM Jpn gu bei&mt4ttsen, TAM er
auf benz @eimwese auf ben perb6nsnibuol'
len @ebanten, einen &%aubanfaa au fnauli>
ren. Ct loderte ftin @atstu&, 3errib feline
@eft, mart i& In ben Strubenfotb anb e.
jdtlte bann ben i'm. 8esesnenbea unter3tt'
tern unb @etnen, bab ct Don einem Bur
f&en, be7en @tsnalement er aus feiner
@9antaiie sab, ansefaten, n%ieberseporfen,
seudrst unb fetnes @e1bes beraubt porben
ftt. lnsladlt4erweiit pabte bteits @tsna'
1.mert auf ben 2lidtrisen @duslersiobn S.
Z. 8ornf@ldse1 Don Sod, tpet&er aud wtrt
lid Don 3eueert an tenem Sage tn tener st.
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acknowledgements lrstliderSe cite
linb bic 8eborben In 2pnbon auf bic 8er'
fdlidunsen aufmerfiam sema6t wcreen,
ruelde III srrsem Mabfabe nit Gtee uorse
ncmmen wertsn. Gs felt ii9 beraus, bab
man in ZEN i1mustslen Bejirfen Don
Sbanebai bic tereits abeefp@ten 8ldtter
tbeilmeiit int talbperfaulten 3ufanbe FAM
melt, an Ser Connie trodnet unb berna9 III,
ter Der Be;ei@nuns .Sinc 9cnins Gcnson"
mad europa errcrttrt, tint fe unter anbern
Sbee 81 milAen. ueber 100000 9fr.
fpGen flr3li6 ert Bel BEN Muctipnen prn
ten abelriedenten unb efelbaft f9rnedenben
3eus abeefest worben iein, une man mag
auf bic Madfrase fd1teben, trenn man bort,
bab bic Yreiie Don 2 9. auf s. 9. per Yfp.
esRiesen Tnb. Die @it9bebSrben taben
Ma6reseln setrpfen, UNI in Der Solse benz
@ertauf 70 piel ais mSsli4 gu feuern.
@tite pine NIT ieinen wuneertaren
@i1ber.sasern unb Silter> Tormatiunen 1T
in @&atten seFeQt. SIN Mew Mertto 1T
Elm san3er @tlberters entbedt, Der tauienb
Tue bod 1T. Der s1adli@e Gnteeder bities
@unberberees III, rte bic <a~@ california
f9reibt, Elm @err Bromn aus Gan Traneis>
60, Der Don rei9en 8auHeuten Der 9enann>
ten @tabt unterRist, bas 9erritorium New
Nerifp bsreif unb am ~speiten Tebruar ben
betrefenben Berg entbedte, Der, aus Stlber~
er3 befebenb, F@ 10ooSub tp@ erbebt, 5000
SUP lang uno 1000 Tu6 ueit 1T. Ser
Brow1, bra4te Gr3prcten init mad Can
Traneiseo unb ersab bic @emiiae l~lnterfu'
dung, bab bic Spnne besielben $4,000 rpertb
iet. Gtne Gpmpaonie CUR &usbeutun9
tieier reihen Minen 1T lpfort 9e9riineet
rpprten.
. Aus Mtitelta d wiro ein taarfru>
benbes Tactum mit9etteilt, bas T6 DOR tpe>
ni3en Wp9en in Der 0emeinpe Gibtst9al
ereisnet Bat. Das ;ebaidbrise 1S6terlein
elmer 8duerin war nit einem &usihlas be-
taftet. Da tpuroe benin Der SHUTTER seratt'
en-, bas Sinh mad Dem 9rcbbaden in ben
8adofen au feden, burA tpe1de prceebur
bic Teudttsteit aus benz &Drper terausse>
ben, unb bas Sinh talb 9enefen parbe.
@eIast, setban; Der 8adcfen wurbe &C.
teijt, 8rcb aus benz elten peraassebaden
uub slst6 borauf bas Sinh tn benielbea
bineineeiedt. Die ndhie unb natarlide
Tolse mar, bab bas &inb eraidte unb per-
brunnte.
Die n861n. golfs5ts" ppm Is.
Mdr3 bertAtet: Mm perFo0enen Dpnner'
flag erfape l9 Elm iunser Mann in Der 3d.
iute bes S&if4ens, wel&es BON Neutpteo
mad benz linfen l1fer bes @beines dberiebt.
Derielbt bate am Mbenbe supcr nnb am
@orsen beitlben 2ases pteterbolt BET benz
@oftan,te in Meuwieb ansefrast, pb tetn
@elpbrief fir i'm ansetomu,ea fet. Die
Trase rtubte pernetnt werten. &auna etne
@tunbe mad Der unieltsen Shat lanste etn
so @ulben entbaltenber Brief fur ben tun'
gen Meniaen an. gu fpdt!
Snter Mdbep Don @ieben tpurben am
IL. b. ". Bel BEN Bau Der mad @ranbers
flbrenben Gifenbatn tur@ ben Gtnfura ct
ner untertSblten Mauer funf Nrbetter Der
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09

$Neue 4irthen- W(usikalien !
SIM Ver!ase spn
TifAer s Bro, 0aptcm, Sbio
erfdten ~fsetsn:
Ecce Pants, Eb. Duet, Bordese % Gents.
Ave Verum, Eb. Duet, Bordese 80 Cents.
Tantum Ergo, Eb. 30immis, Bordese IS "
0 salutaris, Alb. Trio, fir Scpran,
Senior unb BaB, Minis 40 Cents.
Serner mirs TIT '%uneefabr 45 gorden bes uns eridsia.n
Gempter's 4aintnaise R s0t ind
nit Srseltesleituns son prufeNsr @eiF.lbrett.
Diefe MeHe seidnet id tabxrd aus. bag He l.tdt ats
fltrbar, frens firblib uns tpd fetr sedais 1T. Cine
Wieeerhrlune bes Series TT ednsli4 %ser,nieeen, unb ID berz
ielbe aud f~einespess rerfti,nne!t tuerten.
I'm ben Wuni1en oieler Srsaniifen i'll eAtfpreden. td.
ben mir nns entt4lr1en, bic Stnsfimmen ein3elu ernden
III laTen.
Den Wreis b~erfe1ten BADEN mir n,rsli4t biais. nGmti9
auf $2. 50fur gartttur une etnaslre Sin9fin,,nen aeteQt.
sSfese ~rreitere Stinrae pirb fir % Gts. ~perabfrlst.
I'm bic Stirte Der eriten MuHase beaimmen su fInneA,
nIHen mir bitten, RE DeieQuns iceleid ~einieaten ~ mol
len. @eaen Ginieneuns ses beisiAnstet 1etrases mtrb bic
felbe ~pprtpjret ~serianet. 1888
NtrsHe:
5ifd,er Ii. BRO.
Esd Nrr 212. Odptpn. Sbip.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-04-09
@rpbe
@FeiS Oerlppsmma.

Die e.. Marfus= 9 e,einse tit statpsee. sectt Co..
@inn., bat in llebereinfin'nauns NIT itrem Seelforeer b.
{&lpdea. cine roeegreisserluefu n9 au peranftaltsu. ne DE a
ii. Rop. beS 50. I'M g~purtbaus peer an einen. anber, &C.
instatopee ~voaaussn tpsreen ion, une seren
Grtras 3ur Deduns Der auf benz San Der Stride ~tafteneea
Decentralization. fumie sur Braenouns berflbsn beainmt
1T.
gu tisfeat 3mede tuusnen u. y. sur Berlrefans:
Gin preis: 800 Dol. in @reenbads,
1 Got in@@atopee ober $1008aar.
:3mei vreiit: 2 2ots in @tatopee Gity, Niun.
Bureaus, Slide, '5pieee, parlor Sefeu,
Shes Service, Stiefeln, Cob unb Silber-
Maaren, etc.
Gidets ~ $1.OO
fnb III taten be,ua 9eerttdr 81. Raper tn Sbafopee.
Aeeuten gum gertaufe folder tuersea sefu&t. 23-14ns
s. g. 8 untsrtatn n,
Yrdfbeut.
M. Maper,
Sefretdr.
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&reis &tratsetznmg.

Die Slbv.alide Druid rnt CIVILIZATIONS : eeienfdaft
Bat grrtetren aetrp6en, wpeurd fs In ben Gtanb eefekt
1T, Ntrnuenten per peft. einseln rser in Gluts, nit ben
6aupt. 3eitldriften unb @c4enbldtern
asnten 3eitidriften. relde frnft SAL toRet, su $50 per
Sabr ndmli9: 9arper's Esasaiines, 6arper's gDeet1u.
5arper's eaaar. Atlantit Mentb!s, she @alares, gutnarn's
gladpcuS's. Grant Qesl;e's iauitrirte Wpnatsidrift. 5rant
eeslie's %iuuarirte Bldttsr. Slb ,no Seen. She Chimney
Corner. 5eartb ane Some. Ssee Der felgeaeen3 eititriftsn
Bowl, Masamef's Msntbls. She Chronological Suuraal.
Die ~fplsenben 50 .503eitidr!ften i'll 50. 10 ndmlih She Ri=
eerfbe, Yadare's Mentbla, She qabies 1rteab. Die fol-
aeneen $50 3eitf6rftsn ;u $500. 9te Glectie @tasashne,
fdriften au 81 80. Ibe goun1 Soils, :. 6. &rtbur's
Some Masa;ine, g~cteriuRs Maeasin. NtrsHe.
S. W. Printing and Publishing Association.
Care Box 419 Cincinnati, Ohio.
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PACIFIC r. R

"a Is nun fir sespis en.idtesen ii, tab tieies sruse
gDe,t III 0unften bes Nprbtteils sisies Staaks gebaut
wirb unb ba iseern,anu Jet fir se,u:s %annebmen sanr,
sas bic idlsdten 3eitsn fur Stearas grants ssriber tint,
10 babe id mir eieies iitereatt ane f~rlseneen entitlu6 &C.
last:
Sest mirb cine arrpe Nuswall uene irijte Naaren g.
fauIt uno il taufte I'd, bann fit 9a(t @eo Elm ~frnpletes
MHertimsnt friihe fbIue 9Eaaren. unt wstl cas- @elb iest
fuarp, unb baru.n fab tie SSaareu iest siel biliser as
lesten 6erbR. nett bas Self metrgSertt bat, uno neil t6
fir baares @elb c~nsefauft babe. tam i'd gerate iest. uo
jetermanu fir trenis gelo siel faufen r$t,te, btQi8er ais
irsenb Ssmane v~erfauftn
Gues Jrraut
q. $. 2imnem ault.
ct. Svfepb, Sch. q. 1870, @tea:ns g., @inn.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
NEW YoRK-PIRsr BoARI
by Bdnkers,' Brokers, and Commercial Lines of
1elegTapA.l
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
In, md

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1o.-First Board-U. s. 6's'
6-2ois, 1854, coupon, us; 5-2o's, 1855, coupon,
noN; t2os, new, 1865, coupon, ia Z; 52O's, 1851
coupon, ll2S; Currency6 6's, iosx; Canton, 81
8; do: prefd, K; western Union Telegraph,
Ss2A; Boston Water Power ,li%; Pacific Mai, ,42Y
20; Hudson, ,1s 8; Reading, a5; Michigan Cen
trail, Isl; Cleveland and Pfttsbure, s. Z:
Northwest, 72x; Northwest preferred, s59;
Terre Haute, 2ik; Toledo and Wabash, 50;
Chicago and Alton, IA; Chicago and Alton
prefd, 145; Ohio and Mississippi certificates,
As; Adams Express, 6lY; Wells Express, isk
American Express, 81 X; United States Express,
30; Merchants Union Express, 6. Market steady.
Gold, 122& a123X.
(By Cablc.l
LONDON, Jan. 10, p. m.-Consols, for money
s2%; Consuls for account, 92x; Bonds, '62, SO 4;
S5, s6S; 81, SIX; 10-40's, san; Illinois, los;
Erie, IS; Atlantic, 25x.
HAvRE, p. m.-COtton opens dull. Tres or
dinaire afioat, 137f.
LIVERPOOL, 1 p. m.-Cotton market quiet
and easier. Sales, 1000 bales. Middling Up-
lands, 11Kax; Middlng Orleans, lix.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The feature in financial circles i'm New York
Saturday was the bank statement for the week
just closed-an exhibit of a highly favorable ma
ture. Its figures created great deal of sur
prise, and although fiattering state Of affairs
was looked for as the result of the money move
ment at this season so marked an Improvement
was not expected. The banks are richer than
remarkable reserve Of eighty-four millions Of
dollars. During the week the gain I'm reserve
composed of three and half millions Of legal
tenders and four and half millions of SPECIE was
eight millions, but as the deposits increased
eleven millions the actual gain TO the surplus
reseave is only about five and quarter millions
The banks now hold about twenty-eight millions
reserve in excess Of the amour treoured NV law
The increase Of specie represents the disburse-
ments of the Treasury for the week, and the in
crease In legal tenders the gain Of the banks I'm
the currency movement with the INTERIOR The
loans have been increased three millions.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
~Low-tied--shoe.strings.
High-tied-neck scarfs.

~Fernando Wood was recently dangerously
i'll, has entirely recovered.
~John McCoole, a brother of Mike, is a
member Of the Minnesota legislature.
~The Boston Mayor wants "secret ser
vice fund" for police uses.
~A real workingman, man named Odger.
a shoemaker by trade, is likely to be returned
to the British House of Commons.
n0H is rumored that Wagner is about to mar
~ the divorced wife of Herr van Bulow. She
Is the daughter Of Liszt and the Countess Of
d'Agoult, and the sister Of the wife Of Emile
OLIVER.
~Philadelphia has just broken up predato-
~ hand, known among themselves a. the "Forty
Thieves, who had for "Queen" the daughter Of
. preacher in GermantOwn, Penn, who once
was missionary to India.
ga gentleman-he must be q gentleman
in Chicago advertises that che win pay no debit
conractedsby any person, on HE account, esoepl
b. has wveV She must be IN exceptional wo-
man who can inspire such confidence e this.
The Pneumatic Railway which 10 tunnell-
ing New York city has q president OF some
mel ve; Mayor Han sent . man to ascertain
something about the progress Of the work and
was informed by the president that the Mayor
had no night to ask any questions on the subject
Evening star., 1870-01-10
The Markets To-Day.
1etegrdpked Exclusirelu 10 The Erenin0 Sta,

Flour, dull and unchanged. Wheat, dull and
unchanged. White corn has advanced, and the
market is strong: sales at 9Scasl; yellow, 9ea93c
oats steady. Provisions firm, quiet and un-
changed. Whiskey firm at Siasl.0I. Held
higher, with small sales at s1.02.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-The Stock Board has
adjourned until Tomorrow, out Of respect to the
memory Of w. w. Lawrence, q member Of the
Board, who died on the 9Th instant.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Stocks unsettled, but
firm. Money per cent. Exchange, long, sk;
short, 9A. Gold, 22x. 5-20's, 1862, coupon,
iSh; Virgins 6's, e1,coupon, 5ok; new, 81 4.
NEw YORK, Jan. l0.-Flour dun and droop-
ing; Wheat duh and a shade lower. Corn dun
Evening star., 1870-01-10

NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the fo.-
lowing nominations to the Senate this after
noon:
Henry wetler, of New Mexico, to be Secretary
OF that Territory.
Edward S. Solomon, of Illinois, to be Cover
nor of Washington Territory.
Charles T.. Richardson, OF Texas, to be L. s.
Consul, at Passo del Norte.
Thomas Biddle, Of Pennsylvania, to be Consul
Frederick W. Pender, of Missouri, t. be
United States Marshal Of the Consular Court at
Han kow, China.
Michael Vidal, of Louisiana, to be Commis-
sioner on the part of the United States under the
Convention with Peru of 4th December, 1868.
Jacob p. Ringwalt to be Melter and Retner
at the Branch Mint, Carson City, Nevada.
jaime z. Butler to be Collector of CusSoms at
BraZos de Santiago, Texas.
George II. Peck to be Cole ector OF Internal
Revenue I'd district of North Carolina.
John Young to be Collector of Customs San
S. M; Clarke to be Surveyor of Customs a;
keOkuk, Iowa.
To be Assessors of Internal Revenue.-James
X. Hayden, Washington Territory; George W.
knowltOn, LIST district Maine; and Horace Cole
man. 4th district Ohio.
Commodore John Rodgers to be Rear Admi-
Captain John j. Almy to be Commodore, L.
Commander X. W. Shufeldt to be Captain, T.
S..
Lieut. Commander Thomas o. Selfridge to be
Commander L. s. ".
Geo. p. Foster to be L. S. Marshal District OF
Vermont.
Henry w. BlOdgett to be Judge L. s. District
Circuit NOthern District OF Illinois.
HalmOr ii. Emmons OF Mich, to be Circuit
Judge for the fifth judicial circuit, in place OF
Sol. l.. Withey, who declines.
Seth NJ. Barber, of Ohio, to be Pension Agent
at Cleveland, Ohio.
Elisha L. Applegate, Of Oregon, to be Sur
veyor General for the State of Oregon. ~
VIM. III. II. Terrell to be Third Assistant Post
master General.
POstmasters.-N. n. Page, Fort Bodge, Iowa:
Owatouna, Mimi; Blair Anderson, Georgetown
s. G.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
A High sheriff Abscondcd.
Ttlegraphed Exclusively TO The Ereaisg Star.

Iefegfdpked E1elasirely % The Ereaitg Ndr.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Gustave Fischer, the hich
sheriff of this county, left for parts unknown on
the 18th Of December. He took with him ia
yorite son, about four wears of age, and between
sl0,e0 and 500 eco borrowed a few DAYS before.
lie also drew about so COO i'm fees due to his Of
nee, and ne elected to pay over the share due to
his deputies. Nothing las been heard OF him
since he left -
Evening star., 1870-01-10

ABANDoNED.-The contractor who was erect
ing the bridge over the Potomac river, at Shep-
herdstown, has abandoned his work and LETT for
other parts. Several interruptions occurred
during the progress Of the work, which were
loss to the contractor, which il is supposed dis
courraged him; hence his throwing up and de-
the erection Of the bridge much needed neces-
sity-Haoerst0pn Herald.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

ORDERED TO THE EAsT.-Upon the recon-
mendatiOn of the Surgeon General, Assistant
Surgeons s. NJ. Horton, G. p. Jaquett, and IL.
Z. Brown, U. s. A, have been ordered to report
to the Commanding General Department of the
East, for assignment to duty at military posts in
that department
Evening star., 1870-01-10
American Bonds Higher than British
COnSOls.

7etegrophed Erclustrely 20 The EreRinq Star.
LONDON, San. 10.-A writer I'm the DAILY ysacs
to-day reprobating the sneers of Simpson, the
money editor of the Times, at American credit,
recently published in the Times, proves that by
the difference in exchange, L. $. 500 bonds at
sc are really higher in price than British con-
soils at 92.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

WANTS TROOPS TO HELP COLLECT THE REV
ENUE-James Mullins, Collector OF Internal
Revenue for the Fourth District of Tennessee,
has notified Commissioner DelanO of outrages
recently committed upon Revenue officers in his
district, and asks to have troops detailed to as
sist the Revenue officers in that district,
Evening star., 1870-01-10

ONE OF THE NEW JUDGES DECLINEs.-Judge
Withey Of Michigan, who was lately nominated
and confirmed for the circuit comprising Mchi-
gam Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, telegraphs
here declining the position.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

THERE WAS HARDLY A QUORUM of the House
present to-day, many members not having re-
turned from their homes, where they went afer
the adjournment to spend the holidays.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

OFFICIAL NOTICE OF THE CLOSE OF THE PA
RAGUAYAN WAR.-Dr. Garcia, the Argentine
Minister to this country, has notified the State
Department that the war in Paraguay has closed,
and that his Government is withdrawing nearly
all its troops from that country, leaving only a
sufficient number TO prevent uprisings.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

JUDGE 4. FITZPATRICK, of Iowa, formerly act
ing chief clerk in the Interior Department
under Secretary Harlan, and recently third
class clerk in that department. this morning
rendered his resignation.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
Imteresting from PRrfs-The Liberty
Of the Pre~S-Baron Hausmau 90 be
Arraigned-Amuessy, <xc.
Tsiegrdphed Erclasirely 10 The Ereniag Star.

PARIS, Jan. 10.-The law i'm relation 90 the
public prints has been still further modified.
The censorship of all foreign journals has been
abolished, and the right TO sell all the French
papers in the streets has been restored.
II Is certain that the party of the Left have
Joined with the other parties in demanding the
arraionment of Baron Haussmann.
The Government has decided 20 allow Ledru
RolliD, Tibaldi, and others TO avail themselves
of the amnesty recently granted for political
offences.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

SUPERVISORS DwYER Of Ohio, Cowen of Cal
ifornia, and Bailey of Oregon are in the city,
and were at the Revenue Department to-day.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

COMMODORE SELFRIDGE leaves here to-day for
New York, which place he will depart on the
Goth inst, in the United States steamer Neipsic
for the survey Of the Isthmus OF Darien, for the
proposed ship canal.
Evening star., 1870-01-10
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-da,
from this source were sels. I6o
Evening star., 1870-01-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS LAURA kEENE
IVA Begs to announce q brief Dramatic Season at
WALLS OPERA HOUSE,
Commencing MONDAY, January IL, Is70, in which
II will be her pleasure to present to the citizens OF
Washington sterling DRAMAS and COMEDIES in
such manner as to win the same appreciation as il
has been her fortune to have secured in the past.
Strict attention will be bestowed on the proper
mounting and rendition Of every piece produced. A
company of ladies and gentlemen, each acknowl-
edged artsts-including old friends and new faces
will fill the several roles; and effort will be lack
lie.
Full particulars in future advertisements jlO-3t
Evening star., 1870-01-10

nTDomestic infelicities- Gold feet.
oTBoston is to have fat mems ball.
~ Chicken-Cock whiskey is favorite tipple
In New Orleans.
INew York parents send their children out
barefoot to beg in this weather.
@A female lodge Of Odd Fellow Is being
organized at Toronto, Canada.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

THE PRESIDENT transmitted to the Senate
to-day the San Domingo treaty, an abstract OF
which was Published i'm The STAR nf Saturday
Evening star., 1870-01-10

DISCHARGED FROM THE SERvICE.-By direc-
ton Of the Secretary of War, Second Lieutenant
HO-tal-keah, First Indian Home Guards, has
been discharged from the military service of
the United States, on account Of having abb
sented himself without leave.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Surgeon f. II
Ware has been detached from the Tallapoosa
and ordered to the Naval Hospital at Philadel-
phia. Assistant Surgeon S. p. Boyer has been
ordered to the Tallapoosa in place Of Surgeon
Ware.
Evening star., 1870-01-10

JOHN ID. BARCLAY, Esq, for the past sixty
five years clerk in the Treasury Depar tment,
died this morning, at O'Clock, We regret to
learn, at his residence, on 18th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue. Mr.. Barclay had nearly
reached his eightieth year. He was the father
OF the popular journal Clerk Of the House OF
Representatives.