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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs
The Labor Reform ua,emens.

--,,,. ~ tssoof hetortu NaNemenf.
~ N'AlNATlVNs AT CaLVNRU- UFr. EVHo II
80 NtLL AND votD-THE ACTON oP rsf-
EhfohN COMMITTEE REGARDED A. A rrFrF
Sf POLITICAL JUCgLEEN.
NEw YORK. Aprtl , -rbe V.s his ,,,,-s,,.,
eul',Its the following communication from
New Haven. Come -ticut. Ever since the "a
!oI , neht OF INC columbus convention aud the
ia.iuTe OF The committee 20 present candi.s,,s
With a copy OF the Platform ana pnb.
I'M Their replies, suspicious have hem
awakened that other than labor -
i%imers have been AZ work selling out
lne votes OF workincmen. This committee has
Sgrrrc 10 defer any formal notice % NOM ns.s
vi ni,lI sittr Tie meeting 81 the national reform
ia'i tN"cntiNe committee with its Own mem
beis ma Cincinnati on the 18th inst ON the eve
oi TIE liberal republican convention Thfs
acilon OF The comm ttce - regarded a. a piece
W loHucal 1uggltfN. n j. not proh ahfe
mat hall Dozen 81 the cSmw5rt.e
VIII he present outside ct those y,h,s.
CnN Nilsson las been % force candidates upon
The Cincinnati convention, aud Obtain rl,ir -.
ware icr doing u Y they sacccCd. Fer several
weeks II has been understood that Gov. Parker
80. - ueth ready 10 receive formal visit from
ie sv yOninittee; and vas prepared % write
e'h'is man endorses the platform srlfIr. as
would accept the nomination on roulit.,,, ne
INC NATIONAL democratic convention would gu
derse him; but he has been prrveut,l f-,-, a
ciailng himself because the committee. n 4 a.,
carry out the Instructions gwen them ~ -,
convention and notify him OF his nom alton :,
he above u apparently confirmed hy far.s
Just tTansprcd here. The delegation 81 ~,
lcik, Massachusetts. New Hampshire ana CON.
hecicut 10 Tie labor reform convention Al Co.
lumbus, held meeting this morning auI
adopted resolutions denouncing the vacilia.ir y
course OF the committee appointed % tender the
nominations 10 Judge Davis aud GOV. Parker
IneN refuse To send their representatives TO the
meeting OF the national executive committee
winch viii he called by the chairman 20
meet az Cincinnati April 18th. They claim
INA snx' ,, me whole acton is a sell out, and
CONSIDER The action OF the committee binding
"A letter has been received from delegations ~
o .. states, and nom the presidents OF the
state labor unions OF Penn>ylyania ara rsn
htssee, endorsing their course. InaurntiaI
members OF these delegations privately e,nress
tne oilhlon that the whole labor reform move
mont, 80 far As \ national ticket i ,,o,'.sTT.t
VIII DC quietly dropped out of sight.
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A SUIT BY DIR. PAUL SCHoEPPE AGAINST
THE ESTATE OF Miss STEINNECKE-On the
18th OF March DIR. Paul Schoeppe. whose second
trial on the charge of murder in Ise9, by poison
ing of Miss Maria NJ. Steinnecke, was liked Oh
Saturday last to commence in Carlisle, Pa.
August 10Th, entered suit in the superior court
of this city, through his counsel. Messrs. Fielder
Z. and e. Bohn Siingluff, against William 4.
Stewart and John X. Kelso. executors Of Miss
Steinnecke, to recover - COO, the amount of a
months promissOry note made Oy her to him in
January, 1859. Ii will be remember red that the
viii, Of Miss Steinnecke, offered tor probate by
Dr. Schoeppe, named him as her heir and ad-
ministratOr. Bait. Gazette, 22dipst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NAfU.
Clergyman, while residing in South America,
visionary. discovered a cafe and sim pie ady
toT 'be cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early D cay
Die sse OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs, nd the
wh lie train II sorders brought on by banefu and
vicious habits Great numbers have been red bv
this noble remedy Prompted by desire TO benefit
the fcted and unfortunate, i will send the recipe
for rIeparing aid using this medicine, in a sealed
snyel p, To any enc who needs il, Free Of Ch1Ygs
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
nar22ly New York City.
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The Mexican Middle

METAMoEAs, April 2i.-The steamer Tobaseo
alIlNtd at TIE mouth OF the Rio Granle At N
clOc tO-cay, from Vera Cruz. with General
taHaliOs. Five hundred men, forty officers and
Two litceS OF artillery embarked Gu a river
steamer az clock for this city, aud are eN-
pected here TO GIT The TObasco Immediately
left for Tampico 20 bring 500 more tr0or,s am
money. The revolutiOniSts are not within in
teTruping distance, but are expected in force
tO-moirow. General satisfaction Is expressed
among the better Glasses at the timely arrival of
TelnfoTcements.
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welcome Home Of the Emperor and
Empress Of BraxjG

RIO De JANkIno, April 1.-THE steamer
Boyne, having ON board the Emperor and En-
press Of Brazil and the Duke of SAKE. arrived
here on the morning of March 3lst. amid tue
hiring OF guns and ringing OF bells The CITY is
richly decorated and for the past three nights
AZ has been universally and brilliantly iIl1mi-
mated. The Emperor Is looking very we'll. He
has had a comfortable voyage aud the citizens
OF Rio Janeiro were delighted TO see him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

PH!LADkLPHIA, April 1.-The committee of
arrangements for the Cincinnati convention
ton have arranged with the Pennsylvania Gem
ual railroad for excursion tickets. good for fif-
ten days, at S2o, and invite all who sympathize
with the movement TO join in mass The dele
CATION il 10 meet At the Gibson House. Cipcin
natl on Tuesday, the 3Oth instant, for consulta-
ton a. TO organization, and to give a general
expression OF the views and wishes OF the dele
gates in the deliberations of the couyeutions
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Difficulty Feared Between south
American States.

INV YORK, April 1.-The TriLEns's klO Ja-
nerio correspondent says: Trouble j. feared
between Brazil and the Argentine republic on
account OF Brazil having made separate treaty
with Paraguay, ignoring the confederation,
which was her ally throughout the war. A
strong protest against the ratification OF the
treaty has been forwarded TO Rio by the Argen-
tine gOyernment"
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From Europe To-day.

NEW CABLE PROJECT.
LONDON, April 22.-The Great Western Tele-
graph Company-a new cable organiZa;iOn-is
prominently noticed in all the London PAPERS
A contract for making and laying the cable has
been concluded with Hooper's telegraph works
The prospectus states that the charge for an
ordinary message between England and Amer
lea viii lie halt the present rate, or s. per ten
words.
POSSIBLE DISSOLUTION OF TIE GLADSTONE
The Daily Ners to- day states II is possible that
before the close of next week the present Glad
stone cabinet will be dissolved and be succeeded
10y conservative ministry, and that a general
election for members OF Parliament will take
place during the latter part of the summer
The Nelcs also says IL is certain that the govern
ment " i'll be defeated i'm the House of Commons
when a division occurs on Fawcetts bill rela-
tive 10 the University of Dublin, which has been
made cabset question.
AN ADDRkss PROPOSED TO THE CROWN.
Lord Russell has announced his intention OF
moving for an address TO the Crown for a sus-
pension OF proceedings on the part of Gre AZ
i;ritain before the Geneva tribunal, until the
claims Tor indirect damages are Withdrawn.
THE LONDON TIMES on THE EXTRAORDINARY
DEMANDS" OF THE UNITED STATES.
LONDON, April 22.-The Times of this morning
cevotes another article to the Alabama claims
difficulties. abiding 10 the rumors prevalent on
one hand that the United States will withdraw
their extraordinary claims, and on the other
that they will maintain them.
The Times says: perhaps the policy of Pres
ident Grant consists i'm keeping the case un-
settled until the 18th OF June, the time for the
re-assembling Of the tribunal OF arbitration
The duty of England under these circumstances
is plain. She should proceed no further i'm the
aIbtrrtion if the claims OF the American row
eminent for indirect damages are not with
drawn" The Times strongly urges the adop-
ton of the motion.
CARLIsT DEMONSTRATIONS IN SPAIN.
MADRID, April 22-The catlists have again
commenced their demonstrations against the
government. and are active i'm the provinces of
Toledo and Navarro, where bands under COM
mand of priests have appeared. Demonstra-
tons in other portions Of the kingdom are i'm
minent The government authorities have
arrested many persons in the cities OF al adrid
and Valladoled and elsewhere, WON ttey sus-
pect of completely in the carist moyemenfs
MORE ABOUT The ENGLISH CABINET CRISIS
LONDON. April 1.-Two theories are now ADJ
yanced concerning the political prediction In
me Neics OF this morning. One is that the
Ministry will really resign If defeated on Mr..
Fawcett's Dublin University BILL and the
other that this announcement has been given
out for the purpose OF filling the liberal benches
at the session to night The announcement that
dissolution Of the ministry was possible fat
tened the financial market. rafF.
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Prof. Agassiz ana Party Arrested.

INV lcLk, April IA HonteyideO letter
states that Prof gassiz and several of his party
were arrested while filling their pockets witt,
pieces Of rocks, and were taken TO the guard
house, but soon released.
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Wsweet vengeance Is the classic mama oe

~Sweet Vengeance is the classic name or q
town in Nuba county, Cal.
@Capitsl punishment was abolished I'm Nor
way nearly 20 years since. -''
~The Tribune talks Of a Square toed liz y,
That il one which is not TO the point
ga " Dolly Warden Cough Elixir" is an
nounced.
. 1The latest fashionable song Is calIed
"brtsstd in Dolly Warden"
0A normal school for female teachers has
been established i'm Munich.
HLieensng the social evil" has been worth
0Tbe real original sea-serpent has turned
up In Email fresh water pond in Tennessee.
S"Nasby" is TO lecture next season I'm oppo-
sition TO the woodruff theory Of marriage. HIS
title Is Hannah Jane.n
- Lieutenant General Phil. Sheridan, with
party OF Chicago men, isduck-hunting in Wis
consin.
ga contemporary suggests that the taIlors
should get up :. Simon Tappertit" suits for the
men. 10 match the dolly ysrdens" OF the
ladies.
0-A would be suicide in Maine is going IN
sue the apothecary, who sold him arrow-roof in
stead OF arsenic, for obtaining money on false
pretences.
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Death Of -. Bodisco i'm Brazil

NEW YORK. April "A Rio Janeiro letter
states that NJ. BodIsco, secretary ct the Russian
legation at Brazil, died there recently. There
were no American war vessels at Rio Janeiro
Oh the ed ultimo.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ EW NATIONAL THEATER.
IN MR.. d. q, SAyILLB, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, ArRIL 22,
For Six Nights Onlv AID Ore Matinee
SINMONS d SLOCEn'S MINSERELS.
Ere m their Arch Street Opera House Phladelp nia.
recently destroy ed by fire, and direct from Nipo 8
arden, New York city, where they have appear,
,oTthteo wee ks 10 CROW ded and del ht d audanc
NEW SOE GS, NEW ACfS,
SPARKLING sCISTlLLtTIoNs OF WIT,
AND AsUPERABJNDANCE OF FUN,
81 THE
CHAMPION TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
orc hesIra Chairs and Reserved Orch astrt Circle,
81 Orchestra Circle and Reserved Dress Circle )
cents; Dress Circle. 30 cents: Gallery, % cents
Box Sheet open daily from 9 t. 4.
MONDAY, April 29..,..-.............. AiMEF
MONDAY. May 6......................- BLACK CROOK.
~
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TIE AMERICAN COUNTER CASE.-The Pres
ident to-day sent to the Senate a copy OF the
counter Of the United States i'm the m after
of the claims against Great Britain as present
ed TO the board OF arbitration at Geneva The
document is quite lengthy, but is couched in
very friendly language, and recapitulatcs the
points already made affirming in every part the
ground then taken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

DIR. COLLINS, late pension agent for this city.
on Saturday presented vouchers for - $40 to the
Fourth Auditor. About - 900 worth of vouchers
for the month of JanUry are said to be vet due
me bureau. lie also presenteda lot OF vouchers
at Third Auditors office OIL account of army
PENSION eNpe mixtures.
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WASHINGTON AND POINT LOOKOUT RAIL
ROAD-The incOrpOratOrs OF the Washington
and Point Lookout Tor Southern Maryland rail
road have engaged the services OF a competent
corps of engineers, and will on the 22d instant
commence survey OF the route from Point
Lookout to Washington city. 1t is understood
that there will be no material departure from
the route heretofore mapped out by the "South-
ern Mary land" incOrpOrators-the only new anc
material addition thereto being the ascertain
ment of the point at which the road shall enter
in hand in advance, by private enterprise. TO
make this survey.-LeoNdrdtotcn Nd Beacon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

CONGRESSMAN THOMPSON W. MCNEELY. of
Illinois, declines to be a candidate Tor re-elec-
ton under any circumstances.
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THE LIBERALS IN IKDIANA.-An address to
the liberals of Indiana was published at India
Dapolis on the nth inst, signed by men i'm dif-
been identified with the republican party. Ia
pronounces in favor OF the objects Of the Cfncin-
natl convention, and calls upon all Republicans
ize, so that Indiana may &c Represented at that
convention. ~'
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IMPROVEMENTS ON THE LIME OF THE BALrr-
MORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-The con-
struction of the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
Is stimulating improvements along its line
COx's station, where a short time since was only
dense grove of mire. is a scene of activity A
store is doing lively business, and q wheel
wright shop, blacksmith shop and tobacco
warehouse are to be erected at once. Old Mid
dleville, between Cox's and Pope's creek, ha.
changed its name to L0thair. Two new stores
have been opened.-P6rt Tobacco Times
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SUPPORT FOR AGRICULTURAL COLLEGEs-A
delegation of professors OF the agricultural and
mechanical colleges endowed by the act OF
lst2, is now in this city, for the puT pose of asking
congress tor more liberal provisions, in the
form OF additional land grants or ether govern
mept aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

The Smallpox I'm baltimore.
BALTIMORE, AIaIl 22.-The deaths from small
pox for the week ending to-day have amounted
tostwenty-three.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS left here
last night for Oregon to take part in the coming
election in that state. for state officers and a
ms mber of Congress. The new legislature will
elect nitCd States Senator 10 succeed senator
Ccrbott. It il understood that Mr.. Williams
will be a candidate
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Death Of Hon. u. 70. Harrison Of osta

CoLUMBus, o., April 22--Hon. X. ID. Harri-
SON, chairman OF the republican state executive
c. Committee, died this morning.
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INDIAN MURDERERs IN ARIzoNA-A dis
patch was received at the War Department
Saturday from Camp Verde. Arizona, stating
that Mexican, who was employed by the hay
&C tractor al that post was killed by the Indians
on the 10th of March hI' body Stripped, and his
rifle and ammunition taken away. Almost very
offcial report from that quarter contains similar
accounts OF hostile actions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

NOMINATION OF CONTRoLLER.-The Presi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the nomination
of John Jay Knox, to be Controller of Cur
renCy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

A RAILROAD MEETING, held at Harrison
burg, Va, the 18th instant, in the int ests OF
the construction ofthe Washington, Cincinnati
and 81: Louis narrow guage railroad, Wa adj
dressed by Major p. b. Porst, OF Page county
in exposition OF the meritso OF the measure.
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THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH BILL.-The House
committee on appropriations this morning had
up the postal telegraph bill and heard an argu-
ment of Mr.. Hubbard in its favor.
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WHAT WAS IN JOHN G. HEENAN's COFFIN
On Saturday singular looking box, addressed
TO Superintendent Kelso, New York, was landed
from the steamer Manhattan, and exciting the
suspicion Of the customs offc was opened and
founo TO contain coffin, on the lid OF which
was plate inscribed John c. Heenan, with
representation Of the Angel Gabriel. The coffin
was opened and found to contain q lot of lace
curtains, horse blankets, &c, and q smaller
coffin filled with valuable goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

NEW NATIONAL THEATER-OPERA.
SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE ONLY.
commencing MONDAY ENESlNG, APRIL %.
AIuEE,
TIE QUEEN OF OPERA BOUFFE,
with her justly Gel bra:ed company of dating ushed
artists, together with chorus and orches. ra,
beiing over
90 PERFORMERS,
and comprising, among others,
MILE MARIE AIMEE,
MILE MARIE DUBOIS,
III lie VANDELET Mile vANpAMME,
MONS. FERNsND NOE.
Mons. Duchesne, Mons. Edgard,
Mons. Ju!ler, Mons. Berthol,
Mons. Parent, Mons Brac.
Mons. Salvador, &C, Mons Oudin. &c
Musical ire ctor and Conductor, Mons. +. XAULIG
Monday, prii 29........... LA tIRASpE DUCHESSE.
Tuesday April 3O....-......LA PERICHOLE.
W edi.ettiay. May j,
first time ).....-.LES BRIGtNDS.
Itursday: May ~ la RIFLE HELENE.
FIlday, May g.. BENEFIT OF AIMEE,
firsI time here.
LIE POINT DIES SOUPIRS.
Saturday Matinee ......LA GRANDE DUCHESSE.
Saturday Night....-.....B ARBE BLUE
Full particulars shortly regarding scale Of prices
ard opening Of toN sheet. ape
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ACQUITTAL OF On. GODDIN.-The trial OF
DIR. n. A. H. Goddin, who was indicted in the
Husting Court Of Richmond Va, for causing
the death of Jenny Young King, was concluded
on the 18th instant by the jury returning a yer
dict of not guilty. There was another indict-
meht against him Tor the same offence, in which
a Roiie prossqai was entered. A noLts psoss9a4
was also entered in the case of Wesley NJ. Brock
charged with the same ofiense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

Hon. RUSSELL GURNHY, the British commits
sioner on the Britsh-American Claims Com
mission, leaves for London on Saturday next.
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THE PRESENT NUMBER OF cadets at the Naval
Academy is 2l5-59 appointed by the President,
naval apprentices, japanese stadents, from
the District OF COlu and lG7 from the states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

JESSE AND ULYSSES GRANT, JR sons of the
President, are to visit Europe in June, and
return az the end of the season with Miss Nelly
Grant.
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The SENATE DisTaICT COMMITTEE will meet
again for the consideration OF District matters
on Wednesday next. and il rs thought the Balti-
more and Potomac depot question will then be
&c idCd.
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ga new trial IL granted to DIR. Paul.
Scbeppe, TO commence August 26

oCHHPPe, 10 cOmmtnce August -
~Tho Louisiana Democratic state conven-
ton has adjourned to June 3, snd postponed the
nomination Of state ticket until that time.
- The trial of Stokes. for the murder Of Fisk
will begin a. soon rs one OF the supreme court
judges is able to hold the court Of over and
tefminer.
- The Archbishop of Paris and several other
mt mbers OF the Catholic church having Issued
DEGREES rronulgating the doctrine OF Papal
infallibility, a number of newspapers I'm ana.
city declare their action illegal.
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MORE KCKLUX CONVICTED.-TeIegram>
from the United States attorney at Charleston
;. C., have been received at the DEPARTMENT o!
Justice, stating that Elijah Ross 'paugh has
been fonnd guilty of conspiracy and murder
and that Elias Bennett. James KimbalI, John
Chapman, BENZ. Strickland, jams KimbaIl
Jr., and Calvin Moor, have been found guilty OF
conspiracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

Ex-PREsIDENr ANDREW ,JoHxsox I'm @ ,s..,,
interview empbatically declared that he woul,
not be a candidate for the lower branch of Con
sress, but indicated desire to 90 to the Senaf,
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HOMICIDE AT PoPE's CREEK.-An ARRAY oc-
CURED at Pope's Greek on the 18th instant be-
tween Charles Newman, white. from George
town, and William Contee, formerly a slave OF
the late Mrs. Eleanor H. Edelen, which resulted
in the almost instant death of Contee from q
pistol shot fired by Newman. Both were en-
ployed upon the railroad, and were working Al
the time at the creek.-HaLtiM0re SEA. 22dia
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AT HIS OLD TRICKs.-The Senate Commit
tee on the District of Columbia to-day took up
the nominations for members of the Council of
this District, when, il is said, letter from J
H. Crane was read preferring charges against
AL OF those nominated, in consequence OF which
tie committee postponed further consideration
OF the nominations in order to inquire into the
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-22

PROMINENT DEMOCRAT in Ohio writes a
letter 10 gentlem in this city saying ga
for regular democratic nominations the party
mas Tor the last ten wears tried to emerge by
pOking its head out of the same identical hole
and has always been hit by the same identica,
Trick which every fool has now lelrned inst
when and where t. throw. Another attem nj n
crawl out at the same hole in 1872 and another
lick on the seli-same head will Kill it,"
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A00nt
Tenox-On Saturday at ten O'Clock the Japan
csc embassy and suite left the navy yard with
large company OF invited guests, to visit the
tomb OF Washington and the Vernon estate On
arrival at the gsteof the yard the distinguished
visitors were received with due honors, and the
vessel, with the imperial flag flying at the MAIN
mast, was saluted, when passing forts Washing
ton and Foste, by a salvo OF eleven guns-that
being the regul alton salute for foreign ambas-
sador. The members Of the embassy and suite
seemed much impressed by and greatly inter
ested in everything conneI ted with Mount Yer
non, and all expressed themselves highly
pleased with the excursion in every particular
The Secretary of the Navy had kindly placed
for the occasion the U. 3. double-end steamer
TallspoOfa at the service OF Gen. VIM. Myers
under whose charge the duty Of entertaining
the embassy has been placed by the Secretary
OF War, and the whole affair was managed In
the most successful and pleasant manner posi-
bic. On board the vessel an elegant lunch was
spread and the marine band lent its attractions
10 The day in disc0ursing national airs and furn-
ishing music for the happy fhrongs Of dancers
who occupied the quarter deck on the home
ward trip.
The company. which included the Secretaries
OF War and the Navy, and many other persons
Of distinction, with a large delegation of beauti-
ful and accomplished ladies, reached the city
about five O'Clock, delighted with the trip and
ali its experiences.