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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03
Wsekly Grinity yuurnal.
:. SEPTEMBER 3, 1870,

l.. p. FISHER, go and I'll New Mer-
chants Exchange, is only authorized Agent in San
Francisco For Eastern ADVERTISING Mr. FISHER repre-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-09-03

go - Ths Gsrmaa HOspffaI Soefsty Of Trinity
holds its regular Quarterly meetings the Hospital
on the hrst Sunday In March. June September and
Irmaoer' CHAS. HARTMAN,
- Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

MILITARY OPERATIONS IN CUDx--A rsnar.,
movement Of Spanish troops against the rebeis
in the central department Of Cuba has con-
menced. Separate columns left Puerto Prime
on the morning of April first, and another
column was marched from Puerto del Padre %
attack the insurgents in the rear, and Oeunt
Valmaseda has advanced to Canto. Gen. Gov
enneche is In the mountAins behind S0bania.
He reports that 300 rebels have surreniorpd
there, and he discovered and captured depot
Of artillery, which is supposed 10 Be the only one
the insurgents possessed, and number Of small
forces are in . state Of dissolution. Twopover-
ful torpedoes were recently taken from under
the rails Of the Nuevitas and Puerto Principe
railroad, where they had been placed for the
purpose Of blowing mp passing train. Forty
insurgents have been killed in the Holquin iu-
risdicti0n. A steamer arrived at Havana yester-
day nom Cadiz with 500 troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
OFFICIAL.

E,,~rT w vSa.oh 70 he CoHrsRtsoR between 1s
.g., H. o.. Cpee 81 the United .Nutes Of A m.ri-
90 ~ ne senerat Posi- 0fceef the Neihsrlaads,
$500 u. we Hd9W tie t1oenty-sirth ddy of Ssp-
m'sr, ,,. n he year 1867.
era, e ross once OF the United States OF America
d,, .le s S,enersi Post Once Of the United King
Soin % Great Britain and ireland, having estab-
per thirty grxmmes, for the sea coavcyance
tte atlantic OF letters sent in closed mail
S,,'D' ,'ougn she eni,ed hipgtom, the undersigned,
@aSts aoi saxn aas aea Sy ansa respective govern
"''s, rave agree 1pon the following articles !:
ARTICLE L.
caIrs.,ns ra.e OF letter postage on the direct
e1changed between the two ad-
Jeetto the reserve mentioned in Article OF the
h.r ISa- VI ,ue t~sh.y -snth DAY or Septem-
,,,, ,s,,nsn snan r, ee As ., ,oiiows: 80.
fT iioin tue nited states, ten cents,
111 ,s,,.-s ,.,,
And s"r ~ Sna.cn,l ., .
mails aeroNs tbe an.s Oh letters IN closed
the i9n;ta1 sne wate!s o, the Atlantic Ocean,
PEE ounce. or rsr ,S;n. snall receive sN cents
Pc Apr9c,r sranhes.
xere The conditions Of Articles and a of the cou
I1n;tsd Ststs. or sne Gsnel Al ross once Of the
once Of tie Setharisss. ana tne General Post
the twenty-sistt day OF SenteySar -, ru1 nague
inc arTc,a as as ,uey are contrary 10 the preced
50 a- .-Is
The present conventior Sb;., s,.u
t,ent is SouASionai 10 thc convention of the
Operation on The ,;pss aas s, i1c' snail come into
Done in dnniicate ana s;anaa Va IN nent. M
the tenth dav of Jannarv ~. thn.s suc - aSSue Sa
hundred and seventr vso ynousanu eight
twcnty-niufh IA " or ,ia r sn M ., w a.S,nihgtoh the
isl Tyo i"nn. T
Postmasfer caro..r -. 81 - =. GssS w FL,
"S"ei al VI 'uS Cnseu otates.
.Cb;ef D;rac.or os po.. =: =. MorsTsDE,
r., VI oS's Va INC Netneriands.
"a 10y approve tne foregoing convention,
"Tt. IN Tsunony thereof have caused the seal
'i ING Nnteu StAtes u be ahxed. t..
Rx ,b. 80. U. 5. GRANT.
Dy the fresluent: .rF
WasKfnotan Io.S,,., on ,Ssssocretary go oi state.
., io'V'
Additional Copr.r,;o,, - ,h . I,-u.,.- -
B,,,r,,a IN, po,, D", ~. So''Sen.toh dgIeea upon
Of Am-r;co anJ a. f1a..S " Y .ae em.ed Stdtss
E,soJo.s of CcI, ..S c' auss'n'sHaaen G tAe
ddy Of Nor.mbcr " S:t,s esos txS = Vhtn
SiStv-s s.rsn. ~ Nv"ee" h""o'ea ana
An sda;,,o, ,c b..
r.I Do nss C0hvsntion between the Gene
, "a. ,S s' C Cinec vi .he Uniteu states of America
S,,, .e nc SeneraI Lost Omce OF the United King
GssaS "a uleat Dleaih ana ireland having estab-
mfeu na tsuuceu cnar ge OF SIX cents per ounce,
scI".s thi,y .hn glammes, Tor the sea conveyance
.;i X lne Auanue OF letters sent in closed
si"naa 'niouen d',e .ne Enitea klngdom, the under
sr,,,6a aaS autnoflzed oy their respective gov
e,hmehts, nave agrees upon the following arti-
GIGS s. 5. f
tn. ARTICLE 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

. NAVAL OFFICE Rs DErAcHRD.-Ensig Thoe
A. De Blos, from the Frolic, and ordered to
torpedo duty at Newport, Rhode Island.
Ensign John b. Robinson, from Navy Yard
Philadelphia, and ordered to the Colorado
Ensign Richard Wainwright, from the HYDRO
graphic ONCE in Washington, and ordered to
the Colorado. ~ = = =.
Surgeon W. X. Van Reypen, from Naval Hos-
pftal at Chelsea, Mass, and granted sick leave.
Assistant Paymaster John @. Burnet, from
Bureau Of Provisions snd Clothing, and ORDERED
to duty on the receiving ship Vandaha,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
pRoPOsALs ron srArIoNsRr.,

fIKAsrHy pEPARfnRpr, March s. 100.
Sealed Propceas FOR furnishing sfArfONfRY
for The yeAr ending june 81 1871 vii BE- receivei AZ
,his pepsrtment unfn the 2efH DAT OF APRIL,
sisai icrns scr bsddins WIN be furnished ppop
The bids yin be considered and socepted or rs-
Costrssss Sass Be executed by tss sueo.srsu, nxs.
ders within tea day aiter being oels1 uDo0 % 10
The articlee contracted for must Be furn fro1
time 20 time during the year, IN esantiSics
TO orders from the Department. TSs sSsirs ags1ss.
ties VII, hoysyer. b esusd Cor dsrips The year.
1ssh Ifcyssai mq,t Be sisnsa b TIE indiy yidu or
sucient sureties in the q ten skssand lssIers
SymfWD eyprgsea by units1 Beeess q Beer of The
olstr,cl N Which H. urettse resds do businsqs,
On aforn to ls fussished by The DspartneAt, esp4i
TONED ppon the executton ~ confract for furni5h.
ns such Iortisns q TIE aItiel.s = nay 3 ssartsd
All deliveries win - subjsct % tnspectios by q
the Treasury, and the dsvery ef an Interior srfcie
Wiii be 1eelisd sufhcieas cause 20 sn11i tke con.
Deliveries 9ust - freeof charSe st the Trsasurv
DspaTt1ent, Wsshingfen- = - =
The fslure % co@lly VITA aay one order usder
the confsct YIN operate - forfefturp Of fh< ev{re
penalty Of TIE bond or the escrefay cf the fressSr
may direct the puRc1aes. a 0psn narfet. Of s1cS
sS.ss1ss s1 -, q sry srtscsss = ball y necss.ry %
charge % the costrsctors atty ssr csefum o} tie
price .hiSh it shan Be- found nsossssfy % psy fOr
Prspossis unaoounpnisd bys asxarssry bo.s
w,i nct Ss oensidessd, s.d esegsSs. sil bs
1850 '"' ~ NJ y, - GEO. s. poUIwELL,
Secretary Of the Trearury
NH D-eslm tChrsn. ssd nsp.I 80 = r-s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

HDaviess county, Indiana, has very fatal
epidemic called the acold plague" A New
fatal except tive, and ono Of the persons Who
recovered has been left in such crooked and
deformed condition by the disease as to render
life burden, while the other, who previous 20
the attack, was Q lady Of intelligence and rare
accomplishments, has boon left almost idfotic.
The disease Ia Q most fearful one" - go :,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

ga Baltimore correspondent writes:
Thunder sours milk and kills oysters You nav
Market and one rood round clap OF fhun6er
win kill every oyster In the vessel, immedls1oly
Pounding with an ax upon the deck Of . vcsSei
when oysters are thereon, or pounding upcn TIE
sides Of vessel with . heavy weight, wflt ffii
every oyster that feels the Jar. But thunder
fetches them the first pop"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

1eN. .. ID. BINGHAM, Quartermaster u. s.
army, who succeeds Gen. Dana ON dutv in tho
oaartermaster Generals Office, arrived here
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
EVENING STAR.


INTERNAL REvKNUE.-TLe receipts from this
sourc, to-day were 81, ,429, ,o99.se.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04


mn hMerIden, MississipIi. is to have g. lamps,
a monopoly" ~"u "O'
A California paper chronicles with s.tis
iaction the TACT that the State Senate has reSee
ted bill to create a Democratic Vaccipsfor
0enerai OF the Chinese at $40 head
0James Revell, Esq, as trustee, has sofa
the farm situated on Marley creek, I'm Anne
Arundel county, Md, containing Iss acres, for
the sum Of SS, ,0S0 50.
The King Of Prussia has abolished A long,
standing Hanoverian Law, winch forbade tie
opening OF theatres on the eve Of Sundays and
- The editor OF the Waco (Texas) Rer,-ter
has In his possession a scalp taken on the head
OF one OF the Indians killed in the recent fsht i'm
in Comanche. There is, plated with the hair of
the Indian, what appears 20 be that OF white
woman-doubtiese one Of the victims Of the
~The Big Horn expedition organizing at
Cheyenne viii carry banner on which IL in
scIibed Let Us Alone" As the expedition
VIII number about fve hundred persons each
armed With two fevolvers and an eighteen
shooter, II u presumable Mr. "Lo" win take the
~Marion Sweatman killed his brother. 8.
w. Sweatnan, on the 14th instant, about four
teen miles from Corsicana. Texas, lodging the
Whole contents or adouble-barrel shot gun In his
breskt, and Immediately aftcrwnrd rusde rood
his escape. Family differences are the ressons
assigned for the killing. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

MR.. fARNELL, Deputy Commissioner of In
urhaI revenue, has returned to this city from
New York, and was at his desk this m,rn;ng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

TIE COAL SrRiKE-No Probobs1itp Of a con.
prvmase.-Almost all the coliierics N the Potts-
vile and Mahony region have stopped work. ON
account Of the refusal Of the miners to sccept
the new basis offered by the operators some
places are working At present, but no work will
be permitted after to-day. A number of the
young and unmarried men are leaving AMI
seeking work in the adjoining regions The
operators express themselves determin 10
TO be paid for labor adopted at the meeting held
AT Pottsyille on the 18th ult. The strike promi-
ses 10 be long one, should both operators and
men continue hrm, as from present indications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
LUNG BALSAM.
THE REMEDY EOR CnRING

AL kN Il y ~ d b A IL - a ~
THE REMEDY FOR CORING .
CONSUMPTION, COUGHs, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, AND GROUP.
ASIAN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL
Ii IL composed of the active principles Of roots and
pl snts which chemically extracted so as to re-
tain all their medical qualities. - =
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
who often afiicted with throat diseases will
hnd sure remedy in this Baisan. Lozenges and
waters sometimes give relief but this Balsam, TAX en-
o few times will insure q permanent cure.
Will all those afiicted with Coughs or Consump-
tion. give this Balsam a fair trial, they will be
pleased with the result and confess that the Sure
Remedy il found at last.
It's Sold By all DYvggiSts. mhZ3 eolmSy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAY HAIR

GRAY HAIR
Restored 10 ats OytsiaaI Yonth fsI Color
By the use of that Scientific Discovery, called
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAE
HAIR RENRWER. N.sE-.
Ii VIII make Ha,T grotc upon bald heads, except
In very aged persons, it furnishes the nutrtive
principle by which the hair is nourshed and sup
ported. 'f
Ii will prevent tke hair from falling out AMI does
not stain the skin.
No tetter ertdeace Of IT'S Superiority ned B. ad-
ddhce han the JGei thai many limitations Of t aTs
ofeTs 10 fks pubiie.
Cur Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. a
X. HALL co, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
For sale by all druggists. apf-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

Tim rIHsT CoLorvn v-nr. rxnrp run
TEENTH AMKNDNENT.-Thes special election n 60
ratify the new charter OF the ancient CITY OF
received E sl- 80 l.st Votes sssa,t
sne revised charter, votes; g votes were cast
=, i0r no cnsrter. For the nrst time probably
an the whole United States the colored vote
unIer the hfteenth amendment. was admittei
10 the ballot-box: Two colored men presented
- themselves on the strength of the Presidents
rertn Amboy, never famous hitherto for pro-
sres or enterprise, is . little ahead OF the rest
vi tne country on the fifteenth amendment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

i - =
,.e.s , OF topics ReitrTea 10 appropriate con,
BY sr: Clarke (Kan.e Bnl s,yerrhs q, .,,.
-. lancs TOT the construction Of rxiroadS PaS
Also. Q sai for the relief OF the sn.x... Ia
d.sre. Indian Affairs an
trder this cal large number of hills Of q
private nature for cisstus, re nsossl cf dsSabili-
tieS, &C., were presnted and referred. : -
On motion Of Mr.. welker (Ohiol- !. re-o,,,,,,.,
was adUrted calling upon the executive on ,ers
of the eovernment 20 irfogm the Hor-s az tl,
number OF prirxte buildings I'm washington oc-
sn buildings are used, &e- 81 -.
Mr.. Van Trump lOhiol asked leave 70 offer a
rcsolutfon upon the Secretary OF the Treasury
DOT Dot ne items in bis report, submitted % the
President, In relation TO the sl6o eOp put down
~ having been expended for tae detection and
conNiction OF counferfeiters; 90 whom the nav
ments were made; the general cost Of detection;
ana wnether any commissions had been paid 20
federal ofhceus for detection. :.
MI, Butter tMass) objected. on the ground
thar Tie gentleman had already offered one res
oluuon o under this cail, and the Chair sustained
Mr.. Hodge, Is. Co. offered a resolution tha,
tne Speaker Of the House and the President OF
the Senate be directed 10 adjourn their respec-
i've Houses sine dis AZ noon on May 8, fsTe On
secondfng the demand for the previous question
only 2 members voted ave.
MI Heaton n. c. introduced bill 70 ns tina
tine for holding elections FOR Representatives
ana Delegates IN the Congress OF the United
states. II provides that elections shall be held
IN all the States on the second Tuesday amer the
mt Monday in November, 1872. Tor the election
~ Representatives 70 the forty-third Congress:
IN every second year thereafter for mem f,er~ 81
80 @oohsrsss, 10 take their seats on the succeed No
M s,n oI march. In case Of a failure 20 select, the
held nnSe1 tSe ne naa nns ~ sPssial election 20 be
After several efforts at delay the hin va.
passed, UNDER a suspension OF the rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

LerTA' the charming, appears at the Ma
uonai Theater this evening in "The Little De-
.ecuve, piece Written specially for her, and
IN which she impcrsonatcs six characters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

dkN. PLEAsANToE, Collector OF Internal
revenue for the thirty-second District of New
York, was at the Internal Revenue Bureau this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

~ Last week another company Of converts 10
Salt Lake City, in charge OF David Sessions
b,oMn, elder OF the Mormon church, and one
other SAINT In all there have gone from
.nat town 10 Stah, In one year, seven families
consisting Of thirty-six persons, and one. a
sSloow, who has gone TO be sealed" 90 her first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

E'oHsALE-AIra raE LSxEsf rh.cSE-ss.ooe
fLsAEJEs IS Sr1:.s1ss.l = 3. sssu5s: sG1SSfga
nh 1s-som Connscticut " saSs - = arSst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

FORGED DRAFTS IN CIRcULArIoS-Some
party east has been selling forged drafts rur-
Co., OF ST. Louis. One draft, drawn ON the Gem
tal National Bank Of New York tor a. $40, was
sent by the York County PENNSYLVANIA y shonal
for collection, but was not PAID, the fraud being
uncovered Another, drawn on the Contiucu-
IA National Bank Of New York, was sent 20 the
ler's River National Bank of Athof Mae for
coliecuon, and payment was refused. The
latter draft was paid to . shoe manufacturing
mouse In Athol tor shares, but whether the
money was obtained on the aforementioned
dran Is not known. There r. no clue the
forger, but he is supposed to be the same man
who recently had printed at Baltimore a
quantity Of fraudulent blank drafts and checks
ON Barthlow, Lewis & Co.. of ST. LAnis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

NkAkLr CohPLErED.-We learn that the s,,r
seys OF All the proposed routes for the Lvnrh-
early next week, and as soon As nracficaLIe
theIoafter the location will be determined Tbe
road, We have reason TO believe will ne mt nm
aer contract within the next sixty days.-Lyach-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

SENATOR AND Mrs. SrRAeuE gave an eleean,
DINNER party Saturday night. The Marine Band
was IN attendance, and the evening closed with
dancing. +.fH 1920 ~ ---f...| : -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

NAVAL CADErs.-The fol,ov,nc aa5,,;o,.,
appointments have been made OF naval cadets
rom Virginia: First district, Edwin l. Adair.
y, comaci nth district, George K. Hutter, OF
staanton; eighth district, Baldwin Alexander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER.

HAIR KEN EWEB.
The basis Of its remedial propreties is vegetable
Compound. s'-.--f 80. -
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIG
INAL C0LOR-
II will keep the Hair from falling ont.
Ii clesnses the Scalp, and makes the Hair
SOFT, LUSTR0US AND SILkEN.
iss splendid Hair Dressing. .-..
b p. HALL d CO., Nashua, d. H..
NH eo&w1m Prsprietsrs.
CHARLE8 AEID0IECK
CHAMPAGNE. Sillery and Extra Dry. In Has
kets-fn cases FOR sale by all wholesale grocers
and wine dealers. Sole agent Tor United States,
scHULTZE TALLER, 40 Beaver street, New
York. mh Il 2aw2m
MANMOOD AND WOAAHHOOO.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the peseional
attraction OF the and the happiness Of fRuE
MARRIA6E, Z, when perfect manhood and perfect wo-
manhood unite 70 coneecrafe The union. sent free,
IN sealed envelopes Address, HOWABD ASS0CI-
ALTON, Box r, Philadelphia. Pa. ja3s- s-eoSm
DAfCHKLOR'S HAn DYE. So.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 ths best In the world.
Harmless, reliable tnstanta1eous, does not contAn
death Avoid the vannfed and delusiye pre- pAfatons
boasting virtues they do not yosess; The genuine
w. A. Bafehalort Hair Bye hAs had thsrty SedSs'
lntarnished rsputation 10 Uphold IT'D Integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-0ack or groWn. Bold
ey all Drasgists. APPLIED ct 10 1sed arseSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

me situstier In niehmend-The
More Trial 90 b Made by the HGars
ehal-Tho COlorod People CeIobra.
ting Evacuatien Day.
TslserepAsd xscsssissly 70 zAs Evening Ssor.
RICHMOND, Va, April 4.-Gen. Candy has
not yet furnished troops for ejectina Eilvson
from the City Hall and the U. s. Marshal is
nov now summoning larger civil posse to demand
the surrender. H that posse should fail TO
Candy wiA furnish troops. The blacks TODAY
are celebrating eyecuati0n day, and large
CROWDS OF them are gathered around the Cify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has gone on brieY
trip to his home in Massachusetts,, aud the
PRESIDENT has commissioned Assistant Secretary
Hartley to act as Secretary during his absence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
ID Z II o v A L!

THE NATIONAL rREEDMkNs SAYINGS
will remove on Monday, April 4fh, to
aOJ MAYS BUILDING, sEvENrH STREET,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
W. l. WILSON, Cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

CuI Boxo2.-A curious case OF nrah.h,. u,,,
murder has occurred I'm Hudson civ X n
aust across the river from New York So,ns
ane age. one Charles schultz made an assign
ment OF his property, valued AZ twenty tho,.s,'-,
ooIars TO his wife, for the support OF herself
ana tner children, while he should be absent I'M
Anoihs. Thither he went, and thence he re-
charge OF mind IN hrs. Schultz, who had 90
me property and grown rich by speculatine win
lhe proceeds. The ungratefuf woman would not
poor man as her lord and master, and IL Sss
eny AFTER long importantly that she permitted
hlm 10 live IN her house. This was inoonvenient.
ss ssseI.aInly. But Chuhz proceeded 90 remedy
the state OF things I'm q way that vss illogicaf
10 10 say the least OF IT. He cut his wife's throat
, Sne now Hes I'm very critical condition, and
Shougn ue property is legally the property OF
great extent. and. should his wife die he NAV
chance TO be hanged. What was the use OF
numbering her, then? NJ W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

HoxoRs TO rHs LATE Gsn. Gso. H. THonAs.
Vice President Coifsx and Speaker Blaine, who
were authorized by the joint resolution to ar
eress in respect to the memory Of Major Gen.
Geo. III. Thomas, have sgreed that . public
meeting shall be held In the han OF the House
tomorrow evening ct o clock, TO be presided
over BY Secretary Cor, which shail be sttcnded
by members of both Houses. Also, for the m
pointment Of . committee Of SIX Senator'S and
seven Responsibilities to attend the funeral
Correopondenoe between 1Irs. Frances L,
Thomas and Gen. sherman has been made pub
lie. The former declines having her hushand
buried at West point. Is proposed BY the latter.
prefefrine the intefment TO Be made IN her IAN,
ily burial ground at Troy, NY, but leaving
afl other details Of the funeral with Gen. Sher.
man. A general order has therefore been L.
sued announcing that the funeral wiii fafe
place at Troy on Friday, At u O'Clock, and viii
be conducted IN military order under the su-
pervision Of Major Gen Geo. a. Meade The
escort will consist Of battalion of eioht com
panies A large number or distinguished civil
and military men wiz be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04
Fire In . State Prissa-A Co0viet 6uno
x ..f .-faEtd tAeRea. .N1V aTfI-E =

CURED at the Indiana State prison, at Jelessen-
VILE, Ind, yesterday. The cells were entirely
destroyed, and one convict, 3 colored boy, wss
70 Aef-past eight o'clock. The Ioa Is not YET
Auo4 NJ .tsf 4. : :. 7la-1s- si-ss q u e.-s,.a : =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

RUILDkks, DkPOr, ,ksrABLIsHKD IN 1875.
-RrpnAN, CoLMAN 90, ,tsuce..or, to a. W.
:s.s :ss sinsss eftESgs0TGTEks
Having lifted the Mn nesr Ath street and Canal
DOokS, SASH, BLINDS, &c. .
We feel that We can snIply z rsauiremsnt mnch
fore been made By hand All orders entrusted 10
our care vii receive prompt attention, and sAtsfAc
We also naaufAeture DOOR and WINDOW
SkM4 s. h1Hiptses SHsSGkKfTs
ke,, &C., Of Which can be found good assortment
0IPff I9ffssffSs6s.. s.'s MsA1fecaIke, AZ SCROLL SAVING,
TURNING, snA MIN Work generally In all its
ss.1shs ss. e ssi. solicit sAaFsof patron
We .oSld Ia .l;e eslI yeur asss.tsos 70 our depart;
asserment can be found e the lowest market rates
RAtSIs' OILS ebAsS PgTTr, e, ocastantly
nhn-h Opposite Oent0r nsrsScs' s''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

thsoaShoss sSs Sat. prcsresase sas elect elect
The vote y light The colored voters arc AVA
ing themselves Of the franchise, and are eie
tiDneering with q vim, alnsst unanimously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

THE DISTRICT IN CoNeRsss.-In the Senate
this morning Mr.. Lewis, from the Committee on
the District Of Columbia, reported back the bill
to incorporate tho Washington, Norfolk and
mendation that it be passed. The bill names "A
corporators W. L. Wall, E. A. Ryther. j. W.
Boteler, Horafio Browning and others, and has
heretofore been noticed in THE STAR.
Mr Hamlin, from the same committee. re-
ported back the bill to amend and Consolidate
the several acts In relation to the Metropolitan
Police, elsewhere given in The STAR. Also, the
bill TO incorporate the Air Motor Companv
With Recommendation that 1t be passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-04

IHE CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICAN, members
from Georgia claim that the Bingham amend.
ment will be adopted by the vote OF Vice Presi.
dent Colfax ON = tie vote in the Senate.