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Evening star., 1870-01-29

WHO WILL BE THE AMERICAN CARDINALy-
A letter from Rome brings US the following hint
about the proposed American Cardinal: 'sSome
on the Bishops are SO delighted at the oppor-
tunity afforded them of showing their profcien-
cy in Latin that they get on the stnmp at the
slightest provocation, and make long speeches.
Some of our American Bishops have especially
distinguished themselves in this manner.
Archbishop Kenrick, Of st Louis was most elo-
quent on 1.-THE expendiency Of the Council at
this moment, and its necessity as a repenerator
of society" None Of his colleagues had contes-
ted this point; but his Grace is after Cardinals
hat, and hoped that his oratorical effort might
help his chances. By the way, there seems little
doubt that an Emimence will be chosen from
among the four following McCluskey, Spald-
ing. Purcell and Kenrick. The latter counted
confidently on bis promotion two years ago, but
he was obliged to 60 home rs he came, without
the red stockings. As IL is, the Pope, although
he cannot interfere lest he should be accused Of
desire to preventfreedom Of discussion, does
not look favorably on AL this waste Of time i'm
irrelevant speech-making, so that Archbishop
Spalding win probably yet distance his more
wordy competitions"
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Western Visitor. 60 the south.
Telegraphed Exclusively 70 The Evenino Star.

AeeeyfulHeu E1Ctusacctg 10 Inc Evening Star.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2s-The Green Line excur-
sion party, composed of over 800 representatives
from Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, Atlanta
and Macon arrived here at O'Clock this after
hoon, anu were met at the Atlantic and Gull
railroad depot hy Mayor Sereven and a large
committee of officials and citizens, and were
cordially welcomed to the hospitalities of the
city. This afternoon they visited the shipping,
and were entertained by a handsome collation.
ON the ship Clara Moore, Captain Gregory.
speeches and responses were made by citizens
OF savannah and other cities, and a general
good time Of social intercourse was had. Fine
exhibitions Of boat racing by the boat clubs of
the city and the crews of the vessels in port
were given for the entertainments of the visitors.
he entire party then took carriages, and made
a visit to the Park, where a large concourse of
citizens, including many ladies, were assembled
Tomorrow, carriage rides, excursions bv
steamer, aud various other public and private
parties viii occupy the guests. great many
OF the eNcursionists will remain for some time in
the South, visiting other points of interest.
Hon. BENZ. Eggleston and others will 90 direct
to Washington city via Charleston and Rich
mond.
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FROM CUBA-Heavy Engagement Reported
The Havana Diario publishes report of eye
witnesses OF q heavy engagement on Januarv
1st, which resulted in great destruction Of life.
During the night the insurgents constructed a
line Of entertainments, and the Spaniards, being
unaware Of this fact, were surprised with a
troops then stormed the entrenchments. The
rebel loss is estimated at over 300 killed, and
the Spanish loss at nearly 200 killed and wound
ed, principally wounded: General Pueblo re-
mained on the battle field several days. The
Diario announces the capture of Guaomero, the
capital of the insurgents, by the forces unde
Pueblo, after q severe combat. PueliO Is nov
Of provisions.
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A YOUNG LADY's HAIR CUT OFF BY BUR-
GLARs.-A most audaciOus robbery was com
mitted by burglars on Tuesday night in the
house of Mr.. Sames A. Bill, a wealthy farmer
at Lynn, Conn. The house was entered, the
silver plate, jewelry, etc, were gathered and
nicely packed in a new buffalo robe, and left in
Mr. Bills daughter, and by threats of death to
herself and her father, they prevented her
making an Outcry. They then cut of her hair,
which was quite long and handsome. While
engaged in this work, a son of Mr.. Bill returned
home from Good Templars meeting, making
quite noise, but the villains kept at work, and
leisurely prepared to leave the house. The
young lady then succeeded in alarming the
family in time TO frighten the robbers away
without their booty. This is the second attempt
on the same premises within a short time.
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The Ecumenical Council.
By HdsSon's Nesc Aoencv. ria French Gable.

Rome, Jan. 29.-Some important news has
uansplred an reference to the business before
the Ecumenical Council A Schedule commu-
nicated to the Council proposes that the Coun-
cIl shall declare that the Pope, by virtue of his
once as the elected head of the Church, is the
as Chief Priest and Potentate, superior to and
independent of all ecclesiastical councils. The
schedule confirms the divine right OF all princes,
anu recognizes that their royalty comes by the
grace OF God. The theory of universal suffrage
as political dogma is reprobated, and the in
nuence OF the Church will be opposed to it, as in
connlct with the true theory of headship of the
temporal power of the Pope a. the Prince of the
Roman States, and an independent sovereign, is
No discussion will be allowed upon the report
OF the Commission charged with presenting and
remodellng this schedule. The members of the
council will merely vote "Placet' and mon
Placet," without debate.
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A Caution from the French Prime
Minister.
TeleCrdphsd Rxc1usirsIp fo Tho Erso.11 C,,x

PARIS, Jan. On. Emile Olivier, Prime
Minister, has addressed a circular to the
proceureurs generaux on the subject of the
press He says -" Polemics are to be free, but
attacks on the Emperor, apologies for crime,
and attempts to turn soldiers from their duty
are matters that tend to cause disobedience OF
the laws, and all libels are to be severely pun
ished, the latter especially with heavy fines -
He also enjoins the observance of great yigi-
lance in the matter of political meetings.
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TELEGRAAIS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
CHICAGO ITEMS
Fatal Shooting Case-Suit for False
Emprisonment-Suit Against q Rail.
way Company.
Isierrdphed ExcIusirely 70 The Erenino .cfar.

. CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-Last night policeman
Fecllter was shot in the neck, inflicting a dan
geTous. though il is hoped not fatal, wound by
one na'qui, while attempting to arrest a bar
keeper named Millorine. Fechter shot Daiqui
in the heart, from the effects of which he died
in a few minutes. Daiqui was a noted despe-
rado, and his death is subject of congratula-
ton.
Joseph II. Martin has commenced suit against
F. y. Hamlin, well-known dry goods dealer:
the damages being put at $4,000 for false i'm
prisonment. Martin visited his employer in the
store, and while passing out of the store with
yallse IN his hand was arrested and confined
without a warrant on the supposition that he
had stolen goods in the valise.
James q. Henry has sued the Chicago CITY
Railway, damages 25,000,) for ejectng him
from the cars ia a violent manner, after he had
paid his fare.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

SA "Colored Immigration Aid Association
has been organised at Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mr.. A. H. Stephens, ex-vice-Presieent Of
the .. 3. A., announces that he Is 'a little bet
ter"
still popular there.
n0M-s. Dalton, Of New Ruin, Mary county,
Tenn, recently gave birth to her twenty-second
child.
VAt Belvidere, N. j., clergyman refused
to marry . couple becaure they had only
sparked Q week.
~Mark Smith wrapped his new baby in the
American flag before It had time to give its tirs;
squeak.
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The Markets To-Day.
Iele0rapAed Ezclssicely TO The Erening Star.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-Cotton quiet at 25Y.
Flour quiet. Howard Street, superfne, si75aS5;
do. extra, s5.25a&6; do. family, S6.25aS7. City
Mills superfne, S5aS515; do. extra, S55oass.25,
do. family, q aSs15. Western superfine, S47 Sass.
Wheat dull at Sl.3oasl.4o. White Corn, slas .02,
yellow 96a9sc. Pork quiet at So Bacon quiet;
Rib bsides, l6al6R clear do, ICY ALIGN; shoulders,
13al3 L; hams, %. Lard quiet at Haak. Whisky
quiet at 99c.
BALrnoRH, Jan. cs-virginia 6's, old, IS bid,
40 asked; do. 1866, IS bid; do, 1861, 81 bid; do.
coupon, old. So bid, 50 asked do. new, 90 bid, "a
asked North Carolinas, old, Al bid, AZ asked,
do. new, "a bid, n asked
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Stocks firm. Money
easy at 5a6pe cent. Exchange, long, 9; short,
ex. Gold, 2lX. 5-2C's, ls62, coupon, i5k. vir-
ginia 6s, ex-coupon, Sc {; new, 6. North Car
elinas, old, 43; new, 26I.
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Discharges at the Navy Yards.

NEw YORK, Jan. 2.-The Government has
decided TO make further reduction of 500 en-
ployes at the Brooklyn navy yard to-day. The
fact causes much indignant comment among the
men.
PHILADELPUIA, Jan. 29.-About Loo men
emf loyed in the navy yard, have received no.
tlce OF their discharge, TO take place on Monday
In the construction and steam engineering de-
par;meLt,
BosToN, Jan. 29.-An order has been received
at tie Charleston navy yard for the discharge
to-day of 800 men in the naval construction
department.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

WIRE GOLD FROM NEW MEXICo.-From New
Mexico we have again to record magnificent;
display of gold ore, in a specimen received b,
tie Commission. r of the General Land Officc
from Big Jail Lead, Ute Creek, COlfax county.
New Mexico, which do not require magnifying
glasses to enable us to behold the valuable
metal. 1t is of the somewhat rare variety known
as wire or tibrOus gold and of sufficient size and
quantity to be twisted into a cable chain to
adorn the neck of beauty.
Evening star., 1870-01-29
A London Journal ON our Judiciary
System.

1tt,yFUI'HcU tSNtIJ SLdrs
LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Saturday Review has
an outside article on American affairs to-day
The writer thinks that the confirmation of
Edwin M. Stanton and the rejection of
Judge Hoar by the United States SEN
ate prove that the National Constitution
and Federal courts are az faulty as those of
New York State, and that extreme partisan
statesmanship is the test OF qualification in both
cases.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

GEN. BUTLER leaves tonight for Boston to
attend to an important lawsuit commenced du-
ring the Christmas holidays, but which was un-
avoidably postponed.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

by Bankers,' Brokers', and Commercial LINES Of
Telegraph
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets a. follows:

in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-FiTst BOard-U. s. So,
1881, coupon, lis y; 6-2)'s, iss2, coupon, 1l5g;
e0's, 1854, coupon, ll5a; 5-2o's, 1865, coupon,
l13k; 5-2os, new, 1865, coupon, I; 5-2Os, iSf7,
coupon, ia y; 5-2O's 1868, coupon, ll4k; l0-4Os,
coupon, l12H; Currency 6's, III !; Canton, $,
Cumberland, "a; Quicksilver, lS.; MarpOsl,
81; do. prefd, leS; Western Union Telegraph,
3ek; Boston Water Power, Is: Pacific Mail, q 4
New York Central, s5x; Erie, . !: Erie prerd.
4ok; Hudson, ~; Reading, 81 4; Michigan Cen
trail, liz X; Michigan Southern, 81 \; Illinois Cen
Hal, lSs; Cleveland and pittsburg, 80;
Northwest, 1l2; Northwest preferred, -;
Fort Wayne, s.; Alton and Terre Haute, ~;
Toledo and Wabash, 52A; Chicago and Alton.
1i6; Chicago and Alton pref7d, =; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates, 25k; Adams Express,
63k; Wells Express, 20as; American Express,
Sk. Market steady. Gold, In Sal2lA.
tBy Cablc.l
LONDON, Jan. q, II a. .n.-Consols for money,
2H; Consols, for account, 92 aS2S. Bonds.
90, 81 4; '65, ~; '67, So; ie-i0's, sIs; Stocks
quiet; Illinois, lo3; Erie, is 4; Atlantic, Is.
LIVERPOOL, II a. m.-Cotton market opened
quiet. Sales estimated 1000 bales. MiddlIng
Uplands. ia; Middlng Orleans. MA II.
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John Bull lCircumvents Jim Fisk.


LONDON, Jan. 29.-The Morning Telegraph
has an article to-day exulting i'm the success OF
the Erie shareholders here in circumventing
James Fisk, jr., by having the shares stamped
before a fresh batch can arrive.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

CARDS OF INVITATION have been Issued for
receptions by the Postmaster General and Mrs.
Cresswell on Monday evenings January 81, and
February 1Ith and 2Sth.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

0Cincinnati cigar-makers are on strike, be-
cause employers want to reduce the price of
making cigars two dollars per thousand. There
are three thousand strikers, and il in believed
they viii bring the employers to terms.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

SENATOR LEWIS, of Virginil, this morning
visited the President for the first time, and had
long interview with him.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

~Garibaldi has been made President OF q
"Washineton Clubn OF Americans at Hamburg
r"Hov would like to be R0thschild," said
q poverty stricken Bohemian. "How would
like to be even his cashier" said his friend.
1The Chinese merchants Of San Francisco
are combining to prevent the Importation Of
Celestial women.
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An Expected Duel.

1eteyI uP"tU L1ttUstUtty % INC Il ECeHtfB SLdT.
KEW WEST, FLA, Jan. 29.-GonzaIo Casta-
non, editor Of the Voc de Cube. arrived here
from Havana this morning. IL is reported that
he comes to fight duel with the editor of the
Kew West Rep1blicdn.
Evening star., 1870-01-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HAIR. SCALP AND FACE.


DR.. b. &. PERRY, Dermatologist, No. ~ Bond
street. N Y, founder of the Dermatological science
ia this country, treats with special prescriptions
fo S ehns ssn
Ht ads, and all diseases which destroy the hair.
The Doctor cures by personal attention, Meles and
Ptehes Sr MS.n
of the Nose Pimply Faces, and all cutaneous erup-
tic ms and scaly dlsquarnatOns. No charge for con-
N. B-For the efficacy attending the Doctors
treatment, he respectfully refers the citizens of
Washington to Mr.. ii. A. RISLEY, No. 30 Penn
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
The stS IA the ,coTid-does not contain lead-no
yitriol pOisOns te paralyZe the system produce
nsous Avoid the vaunted and delusive preparations
boasting virtues they do not possess, you would
eteape the danger. The genuine w. A. Bachelors
integrity. Sold by Druggists. Applied at is Bond
street, Y. ja2otr
INDISPENSABLE.
There some simple remedies indispensable In
any family. Among these, the experience of years
assures us. should be recorded PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER. For both inter.
nal and external application we have found it Of
great value; especially can recommend it for
celds, rheumatism, fresh wounds and bruises
CaTiSttaa Era. de q I'm
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
PRODUCE GRAY HAIR AND BADNESS!
The use of
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
will restore it to its natural color and promote its
growth.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free BY mail;
ia 3-deo&W1m Nashua, N. H, Proprietors.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

WHEN THE DOORS Of the debtors prison were
opened in England, January LIST, and the inmates
permitted to 60 free, under the operation Of the
man, named "Barnacles," !" who had been incar-
eerated for twenty-seven years, went out com
pletely dazed. One would suppose 30.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA.-The numerous
admirers OF Miss kellogg in this city are to be
afforded the opportunity this evening-the last
Of the Italian Opera season-of hearing their
favorite in three OF her best roles. She is an
nounced to appear at the National Theater this
evening in the 1st act of "La Traviata," Sd act
of"Faust," and Sd act of "SOmnambu la, - and
Of course the house will be crowded.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

GEN. BUTTERFIELD, ex-Assistant Treasurer
Of the United States in New York, was before
Gen. Garteld's Committee on Banking and
CurreHcy. He denied the statements Of Fisk,
II
Evening star., 1870-01-29
The Philadelphia Contested Election


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The argument in
the contested election cases Of the Prosecuting
attorney and other city officers, which has occu2
pied the State Supreme Court all the week, was
concluded this morning. The Court reserved
its decision.
Evening star., 1870-01-29
Death from Accident.
Telegraphed Ezclusrpely to The Esening Star,

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 29-Wm III. Keith,
prominent in coal interests, and President of
the Pittsburg Gas Coal Company, died last
night of injuries received from q runaway
horse on Wednesday last,
Evening star., 1870-01-29
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GENERAL E. X. S. CANDY is at the Ebbitt
House.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

CHEsAPRAKR AND OHIO RAILROAD-A bill
Ohio Railroad Company has just passed both
branches of the West Virginia Legislature.
This It is said, insures the vigorous prosecution
Of the work to speedy completion.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

SENATE CONFERENCE.-The Senate mad.
quite number OF combinations in executivr
session yesterday afternoon, among them being
those of VIM. Cumback, of Indiana, Ministe
Resident to Portugal; f. G.. Nadal, second Sec
retary Of Legation at London; General Franz
S gel as an Assessor in New York, and John F.
Cook, eolored, as Justice OF the Peace in
Washington.
Evening star., 1870-01-29
Tobacco Warehouse Damaged by Fire
Islegraphed EeelnsireIy % The Ereninq Star.

ST. Louis, Jan. 29.-The tobacco warehouse
OF Christian Pepper, at Nos. IA, ZIG, and us
the extent of $4,000 or 200; mostly covered
by insurance.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

TTE NAvYYARD WcEKMEN.-The Secretary
of the Navy has ascertained from the accounts
of Lis Bureau officers that he can transfer over
Sl,o00,0O0 to the Bureaus of Steam and Naviga-
tion and Construction, from the funds of the
remaining Bureaus, if Congress will allow him
to do so. He has modified his order suspending
the workmen in the navy-yards, so that all me-
chanics on the pay-rOils of Construction or
Steam Engineering (who are employed in the
work of other Bureaus) will have their names
transferred to the pay-rOlls of the Bureaus for
which they are working and not be suspended
and that the mechanics engaged on steam
launches be retained. Admiral Porter says tha;
if Congress at once passes resolution giving
the Secretary power to transfer, there will b.
but brief suspension of work.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

ButS'n0, .ysuino.

Jan. %, lS7c.-Jay Cooke & Co.
rnish the following quotations of Government
Evening star., 1870-01-29

murdered DIR. Mead in Allegany, ~. n, for
q couple Of hundred dollars and watch. lie
applied to the doctor for a loan Of -, and tho
Doctors refusal 90 lend that amount led 20 the
formation of design, which was carried out, 10
murder him. Upon what trining events do
mems lives often hang.
Evening star., 1870-01-29
DENTISTRY.

WELLS 4 BRIGHTwELL, ~
DENTISTS, Lo
REMOVED IRON ST, Bet. 9TH AND 9TH TO No
1923 PENXsYLvANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
ja4 In 18TH AND 18TH Srs.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

~A song that's just now very popular I'm tbs
London Music Halls has the unusual feature OF
funniness In the idea. The chorus runs thus -
saw Esau kissing Kate,
And the fact is we all three saw;
For i saw Esau, he saw me,
And she saw 1 saw Esau.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE of the
House will positively report the Tariff bill on
Tuesday next. The duty on bitumnous coal
will be reported at sl.25, the present rates; but
a tub will be thrown to the free-trade whale by
providing for the admission Of anthracite coal
duty free. No anthracite coal is imported into
Atlantic ports, but there will probably be "a
small importation to San Francieco from Queen
CharIotte's Island
Evening star., 1870-01-29

THE WILL OF THE LATE EDWIN NJ. STAN
ToN.-The will OF the late Edwin M. Stanton
was filled to-day in the Orphans Court, and
being proven was admitted to probate as regards
personally. The will is quite short one, being
contained on page Of ordinary letter paper.
1t bears date July i9th, 1869, and is witnessed
by j. X. Barnes, (Surgeon Generally G. T.
Chapman, and X. IS. Harrison. After directing
that his just debts be paid, he bequeaths two
thirds of his prOperty-including his plate and
household furniture, chargeable with the pay
ment Of two-thirds OF his debts-to his wife,
Ellen ii. Stanton; and the remaining third
chargeable with One-third of his debts-tO his
mother; the surplus at her death to be divided
between his three youngest children. He names
P. II. Watson, of Astabula, Ohio; Judge Andrew
Wylie, General f. ID. Townsend, and his wife as
executors, and gives them, OF majority Of them,
power to sell his property.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

A NEW MILITARY EXPERIMENTATION. Sher-
man will shortly issue an order organizing new
military department. to the command of which
Gen. Candy, recently in command of the First
Military District, will be assigned. Virginia
having been admitted in the Union, and Gen
Candy having transferred the State to the civil
authorities, of course has no further power
there. But the State must be embraced in a
military department., other States in the
Union are. The Department OF the East, COM
prising all of the New England and portion of
the Middle States, with Maryland and Della
ware, will, it is said, be diminished, and por-
ton of the territory thereof added to the new
department, comprising Virginia. The new de
parment viii be in the Military Division OF the
Atlantic, Gen. George Meade, commanding.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

Also OF The Ch smut Street Theatre Philadelp phia
THIS EVENING DOUBLE BILL,
COMEDY AND DRAMA.
LAURA kEENE IN BOTH PIECES.
BOucicaults last and best play, in three acts,
MERCY DOUD.
And. at the request Of many distinguished citi-
zens, the splendid comedietta
TWO CAS PLAY AT THAT GAME,
Performed by Miss Keene with great success at
WalIack's and Laura Keene's Theaters, New York,
and Laura Keenes Chestnut-street Theater, Phila-
deiphia.
Seats secured at Ellis Music Store. Will shortly
be rev ived Boucicault's romantic drama
ia2;-u HUNTED DOWN.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

SOCIETY IN wAsHINGToN.-The regular weekly
reception of Speaker and Mrs. Blaine took place
last evening, and like those preceding it was a
brilliant and enjoyable one. The parlors were
crowded at an early hour, the fact having be-
come known during the afternoon that Prince
Arthur would be present. The Speaker and his
accomplished wife received their numerous Wis
itors in the most cordial manner, extending to
all hearty welcome. Among the visitors were
Vice President Colfax, General Sherman, Post
masfer General and Mrs. CresSwell, Senator
Edmunds and wife; Representative Bailey,
Twitchell, Hill, Starkweather, Roots; DR.. j. g.
|SButler, Judge Sargent; Prof. Hilgard, of the
Coast Survey; Hon. VIM. T.. Chandler, Mayor
and Mrs. Bowen, and Commodore and Mrs.
arrived, accompanied by Minister Thornton and
wife. He remained in the parlor fifteen or
twenty minutes, during which time he was pre-
cOnversed freely.
The reception Of Secretary Fish and lady, at
their residence, 18th and 1 street, was another
brilliant affair, being attended by q very dis
tinquished company, among whom were many
Diplomats, Senators and Representatives, offi-
GERS of the Government and prominent citizens.
The Iowa State Association met last evening
for the purpose Of paying a visit to Senator
Howell to congratulate him on his election. On
arriving at his residence they were welcomed
dent OF the association, introduced the members
to Senator Howell in q neat address, and at the
conclusion OF his remarks the Senator responded,
thanking them for the visit. A half hour was
spent in social conversation and the party with
drew.
General Tate, (colored,) Minister to this Gov
ernment from the Republic Of Hayti, was at
Mn. Thornton's reception Thursday evening,
in company with his wife. They were conrte-
ously treated; were presented to Prince Arthur
were kindly received by Minister Thornton and
his wife; and for some time sat in conversation
with the President and Mrs. Grant on the raised
platform, where none but the dignitaries were
invited. Mrs. Tate, who is an octoroon, was es-
corted to the supper room by General Babcock,
one Of the Presidents Secretaries.
Evening star., 1870-01-29

$40, Pshaw, Gal," is the latest comic song
Evening star., 1870-01-29

JOINS G. COX, ,rsr,cr yr,cr
OPPOSITE klRkW0OD,
hoHn Between Ilth and llIh streets.