Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-06

REAR ADMIRAL CocRRANE VIII prob bly, be
apo cd naval atsache of the British Legation
in this c.sy.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL REUNION OF the Army OF
the Cumberland Will be held a. Detroit on the
10Th and 10Th of November. The annual address
viii be delivered by Major General II. A. Bar
mum, Of y, Y.
MRS. GRANT with Miss Nellie and Master
jesse Grant arrived here this morning, and
proceeded TO the Executive Mansion. The
President returns this afternoon as stated in our
special dispatch eEewhere.
DEATH OF REVENUE AssrssoR.-Informa-
tion has been received at the Internal Revenue
Office of the d. tn OF Ger b. White, Assessor o.
Internal Revenue for the 9th district of Ohio.
Assistant Asses Of VIM. Waterman, has been
des grated TO act as a"5ccsor until the appoint
ment OF a new a. or.
NAVAL NEws.-Commander John Irwin has
been ordered - League Island, Pa. Paymsster
III. p. futile hf1 been ordered to duty in. the
Bure n of Provisions and Clothing In the Navy
Department. Paymaster Henry vi. Meade has
been ordered TO the Iroquois, and Paymsster
j. II. Buckley 10 the Terror.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD, Esq, of this city, has
been designated by Gov. Cooke as the delegate
from the District of Columbia ID the National
Insurance Convention which meets in the city
o. New York on the 18Th of October next. The
appoint ment is made in accordance with the
request o. Geo. W. Miller, President of the
Convention, that a representative of the District
might be designated to participate in their de-
hberations.
REMOVAL OF THE NORTH CAROLINA CHRRo-
KEEs.-A letter was received at the Indian De-
partment to-day rom Col. Cox, of the commits
sion appointed to remove the North Carolina
Cherokee to the Indian Territory. He states
that Friend Lang and he, vito about 800 Chero-
KEGS, expected to leave London, Tennessee, this
afternoon, and would probably arrive at Fort
Gibson, Indian Territory, OH Monday evening
next.
REPORTED INDIAN OUTRAGE DENIED.-In-
dian Agent Tatum, of the Eiowa agency, says
the report printed in the New York papers some
time since Of an attack on Blackburn's train,
thirty mile efst of Fort Sill, the killing of seven
teamsters and the capture OF the remainder, is
without shadow of foundation in fact. He
s.-ys no depreciation has been committed by the
Indians in the vicinity OF Fort Sill for over a
year past.
THE REPORTS as to the inability Of the Euro
pcan synd;cate TO comply with the terms of their
agreement in reso. ating the new loan are
without the lest foundation in truth, as no such
information he's been received at the Treasury
Department. On the contrary, the letters from
Europe show that everything IS PROF. sing ST.
isfactorily, and the syndicate thrs far have COM
piled strictly with the terms of their agreement
Oh collapse were evidently gotten up
by some one to influence the market.
THE CATACAzY UNPLEAsANTSE- s.-A semi
official statement on this subject, just published
amounts briefly to this I'm June last the recall
of [Iinister CatacaZy wasr luessed by President
Grant. The Car solicited that he be tolerated
until the visit of the Grand Duke Alexis had
ended, and to this the President accedCd, s!ipu-
lating, however, that if Catacazy was not then
recalled home, his passports viii be sent him
and that, in the meantime, he will not be re-
celyed, except in the company of the Grand
hold neither personal nor Official communication
with the Russian Minister.
Ex-SRcRETARY SEwARp.-Mr. James Dor
aid On, who was me senger to MIR. Seward when
the latter WIS Secretary of State, returned here
this morning from NewYork whittier he went last
Monday TO meet his former chief, who arrive
in New York by the steamer Java on Tuesday
last. MIR. Donaldson reports that Mr. Seward i
looking younger than he did be. ore he went on
his extended tlur, and that he is in the bes
health and spirits. Husbands, which have been
partially paralyzed for some time, are much be-
ter, and he is hoping soon TO regain their full
use. During his trip around the world he Jour
neyed by every conceivable mode of travel
about 5i,t } miles. Mr.. Donaldson left Mr.
Seward at MontrcSe, the country seat OF MIR. +.
W. Seward, about 40 miles above New York:
yesterday afternoon.
Our GERMAN CITIzENs.-The total number
of Germans residing in the United Slater is
csc, 5s3, distributed as follows Alabama
2.4s2; Arkansas, 1853; California, 29,7OI:
Connecticut, 12,4'3; Delaware, 1,Ii2; Florida
5@i Georgia, 2,761; Illinois, 203,75S; In
Kentucky. S0.3Is; Louisiana, 1895; Maine.
5es; Maryland, At ,c45; Massachusetts, 1902:
Michigan, "a, 4i3; Minnesota, IL &c., Mississippi
$3.50; Missouri, 1l3,6ls; Nebraska 1884; Ne
vada, 2,ls1; New Hampshire, 1876; New Jersey
81, eco; New York, 316,902; North Carolina, 6 a.
Ohio, is, s9l; Oregon, ,S5; Pennsylvania, I6O.
Rhode Island.
Tennessee, 1859; Texas. . 1856; Vermont, so;
Virginia, 1850; West Virginia, ,232; Wisconsin.
1924; Arizona, 31a; Colorado, 1,456; Dakota
tana, 1,2c3; New Mexico, $50; Utah, $50; Wash
ington Territory, 645; and Wyoming Territory,