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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-23
From Europe To day.

SNOW IN kNGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-Snow fell at Sheffield ana
in the neighborhood of that city yesterday.
THE OCEAN STEAMSHIP CHINA DIsABLKD.
The steamship China, from Liverpool Satur-
day, for New York, returned to the former port,
having been disabled at Queenstown by the
breaking of her machinery. The mails and sew
enty Passengers will be transferred to the Gala
bIia, which sails from Liverpool Tomorrow
The cargo and remaining passengers will be
forwarded by the Russia, sailing later In the
week.
CALHB CUSHING.
PARIS, Sept. pa dispatch from Nice states
that Caleb Gushing arrived in that city, and
after remaining but q few hours left for Bor-
deaux. He will soon sail from Hayre for
America.
CHARLES SUMNER.
LONDON. Sept 23-Charles Sumner has left
for Paris, where he intends remaining two or
thee weeks. He will return to the United
States some time during November.
THE RMPEROR WILLIAM.
A special disI atcb to the Times from Berlin,
says it is reported In that city that the Eupe ror
William contemplAtes making a considerable
reduction IN the .orce OF the army now occupying
French territory after the payne mt of the second
millard francs of the war indemnity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card.

a Card.
A C1crfyrar, while residing IN South Amer lea,
missionary, discovered safe ani simple remedy
for the cure II Nervous Weakness, Esrly Decay,
Disease OF the Urinary sud Seminal Organs and the
whole train Of disorders brought By ba1eful aud
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured By
this noble renecy. PROMPTED by desire to benefit
TIE afflicted and unfortunate, viii send the reel ne
Tor preparing AID using this medicine, in sealed
epyeio pc. 10 AM sue vhe needs it, Free Of Cars
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station D, 6ibie House,
nar72-1y New York City.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAB
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
New York Notes.
LAeRR An NUsIc nN srNnAYs.

LAGER AND MUSIC on sUNpAys
NBw YORK Sept. 2S.-Paul Falkwa arrested
ami examined before Judge Shandley YESTERDAY
on the charge of keeping lager garden omen
Snndsys, selling lager beer and keeping a band
OF music performing. The arrest was caused
by the complaint of a Methodist church con-
uguous - the garden. The trial was adjourned
TO The +th OF October, and will be made a test
case.
TIE TORPEDO BOAT
which was launched at the navy ward weeks
ago suddenly sank last Friday, after the officers
nae beer making experiments, with ) mech au-
lcs on board After two hours work, the boat
was raised and the men were found alive. The
compressed air, with which the vessel & sup
pneu IN air tight tanks, was not exhausted. ard
had saved their lives. Naval Constructor
Delano has coBdem ned the vessel.
foRREsTER DISCHARGED ON THE NATHAN
MURDER CHARGE.
new YORK, Sept. 2S-FOrrester. the alleged
mofcerer OF Benz. Nathan, was discharged to-
DAY, the district attorney advising the discon-
tinuance OF the case, a. he had not sufficient
evidence to prove the guilt of the prisoner.
FORESTER was cent to the Tombs TO await a
requistion of the Governor OF Illinois, where
Forester will be sent TO serve thirteen years
Imprisonment
WRIT OF HABHAs CORPUS.
Judge Leonard has granted a writ of hsbeas
corpus, returnable Friday. for Forester, on the
ground that he is now held illegally, having
been discharged from arrest in the Nathan muir
der case.
THE OLD NORTH DUTCH CHURCH,
IN Fulton street, was crowded TO excess at the
hfteenth anniversary of the daily noon PRAYER
meeting. TO day. Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler pre-
sided. During the service addresses were made
by Dr. Cuyier, Reys. 5. ID. Burchard, Presbyte-
ran; William h. Boole, Methodist; Mr.. Henry
Day, lay Methodist; DIR. Ormistead, Reformed
Dutch; Revs. j. Hyatt Smith, Baptist; William
M. Taylor, Congregational, and Nelson Nc
Nickar, Episcopal.
ThE INTKRNATIoNALs TO HOLD ANOTHER CON-
GREss.
AT the meeting of the Spring street federal
council OF the Internationsls yesterday il was
announced that the Internationals of Europe
are to hold another universal congress, a. the
ore recently held at the Hague has caused great
dissatisfaction among the members.
ARREST OF ANOTHER MURDERER.
Timothy Landers, who stabbed to the heart
Joseph Burnett, his brother-in- law, last night.
was arrested at midnight.
STEAM CANAL BOAT
arrived here yesterday from Buffalo with a full
freight via the Erie canal in five days less time
than the usual horse locomotIon. Ii il the first
steam canal boat that has thus made the trim.
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POLITICAL MURDER IN SorTH CARorrSA
a personal alteration occurred ia a restaurant
"a Columbia, 3. G., Saturday night bet geen
montgomery, president of the state senate and
samuel Melton, regular republican candidate
ior attorney general. In the melee John ID
Caldwell and Major j. NJ. Morgan, two friends
SI Meitonls. who interfered to separate the COM
batants, were shot. Caldwell was insta ntlv
killed and Morgan slightly wounded. The YER
dlet OF the coroner's jury charges Geo. Topper.
trend OF Montgomery's, with the wilful ami
mancious shooting Of Caldwell. The affair.
owing 70 the social position OF the PARTICIPANTS
causes much excitement
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At Sea ON q Raft.

a BOTTLED LETTER FROM WRECKED PAS
sENGKR OF THE NETS.
BOSTON, Sept. % "A bottle was picked up on
Friday last, near Woods Hole, containing a
letter dated August 30th, In which the writer
says he was passenger on the steamer Metis.
wrecked on that morning, and that he was then
on raft alone, had a wife and two children,
was native of Newcastle, and that his name
was Charles II. Paine.
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THE OLD CATHOLIC CoxsREss-The Attend
anee al the third days sitting OF the congress OF
Ola Catholics at Munich, ON Saturday, was
large Many ladies occupied seats reserved for
SPECTATORS. Motions were made AMI adopted
favoring dotation OF the clergy, Compulsory civ
marriage, and the restoration of churches 70 tho
oid Catholic priesthood. The committee an
Pvintea 70 promote united action on the part OF
all christians In the reform movement was sn
strueied to hold its sittings alternately a. Co
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From the Northwest Corner.

ELECTION RIOTS IN MANITOBA.
TORONTO, Sept. 3.-Advices received from
Fort Garry indicate the return of all the gov
eminent candidates. There has been a serious
popular disturbance. and troops were called
out. The printing Offices of the Manitoba Meas
and the Gazette have been Quilted by the mob.
THE BOUNDARY SURVEY.
The engineers OF the Canadian boundary sur
vey have arrived at Pembina
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Row AT POLITICAL MEETING-Ss-sra
Persons Sh0t-In Mobile on Saturday night
during a meeting OF republicans, a disturbances
occurred by the hiring OF a pistol on the ground
by some one unknown. causing a general STAN
Fede. Some parties say the first shot was fired
by white man; Others say by a negro. No one
was injured in the neigh borhood OF the speaking
but three persons were seriously injured in al,
and three of them were seven blocks from the
scene OF action, and had not been near the
sneaking. Mr.. Morris, OF the firm OF Morris &
bro, was shot while standing in ms own dwell
ing. Mt. Richards, con OF G. q. Richards, wa
the other white m an shot. Owen i. .Jemmes
was knocked down and dubbed. These are the
only persons az presen known TO have been in
jured, all OF whom are white.
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THE STATISTICS of woolen manufactures in
the United States, contained in census re. ort
Just prepared, shows the number OF establish
ments is 2,S91, and the amount OF capital inves-
tel is SIS ,S24 Isl. Maryland has thirty-one
factories,
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DEATH FROM A PRIzs-FIGar. Cornelius
Driscoll, aged tweDty-four, about q week ago
had fight with one Howard Price, in Philsdei-
phia. They were 20 contend in a prize-dght,
but IL was declared OF by the stakeholder, as
Price did not come TO time. The parties met
privately the same day, and from a blow re-
ceived, IL Is alleged, that death was caused 20
Driscoll, who died on Saturday. The principal
and seconds in the prize-nght have been taken
into CUSTODY.
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MAKING SLAVES OF CHINAMEs IN CunA
Inc Havana Gaeta publishes new and Stringent
laws compelling Cinnamon nov there 10 maj
new contracts Tor term not less than six nor
more than ten years, or to leave the island. The
Snihamen are desirous Of leaving, but only few
OF them have the means. IL Is INTENDED 10 mai
me revenues Of the island pay the expenses OF
me government without deposit. and for the
purpose OF accomplishing this object import and
export duties will be increased.
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THR CLARK-FEwELL TRAGEEY.-Judge G..
f. Sinclair publishes q card in reply TO an edi =
foiial In the Warren Sentinel, written by Rev.
John Clark, father of j. +. Clark, (who was
shot bv Rhoda Jewell for the alleged seduction
OF his (F.'sl sister, in which the Judge says:-
mo heart is penetrated with deeper grief tn an
mine at the unfortunate position in which two
respectable families have been placed. hal
no idea OF any attack from Fewell upon Clark,
nor did deem IL necessary to call at time for a
guard around the jail. Public opinion was not
aroused against Clark, in my judgment, though
greatly excited. as TO endsnger his safety or the
fairness OF his trial while in prison, and deem
ed him secure in prison. 1 wrote q brief and
hasty order OF arrest, such as I'm my Judgment
would have protected the officer I'm the capture
and arrest OF Jewell. 1 know of no concert I'm
this case whsteyer; have taken a rule against
the sheriff OF this county, the design of which is
bring out all the facts Of this case. That rule
Will be put on trial. Until then let public
Judgment walt. This is no time for elimination
or recrinination. With sadden heart write
these lines, but intend to do my duty fearless
OF the consequences"
Rhoda Fewell' in isil at Brentsville for kill
ing Clark, has been>ate sick for the last few
days. He is suffering with the chills and feyers.
and is locking badly.
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Ex-GovERNoR ORR, of South Carolina, has
declined the mission to the Argen inc Republic.
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COMMISSIONERS To EXAMINE THE NORTH
ERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD-The President has
appointed, as Commissioners to examine the
Northern Pacific railroad S. H. Kaufman. of
washington, ID. c., Thomas Underwood, of
Laiayette, indiana, and A. e. Sands, OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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- u1UWuou FHlIAueIphlAn lett Tour widows
HMrs. Lincoln ia making an extensive tour
in the West.
IA Virginia letter-carrier speaks eight
languages besides the profane.
~ The tug boat Passaic, of Newark. exnlodad
horribly IL iured. "s
Sir John Duke Coleridge and other dis.in.
newspapers q codifcation or digest of The Eng
iisn laws. similar to the code Of New York which
they praise highly.
- Grave charges OF mismanaeemeut have
ceen brought against the officers of the Inebriate
ASYLUM, Wards Island, New York. It il stated
among other thin2s. that patients are Frequently
as drunk In the asylum as they possibly could be
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The PRESIDENT is expected to return to the
Waite House on Thursday of this week.
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SUICIDE OF AN AMKRJCAN SuReIou.-Dr. \,
A. Ware, q native OF Virginia, and formerly
surgeon in the Pacific Mail c0mpany's line com
INST. at Nagasaki, Japan. He wrote . letter to
the United States consul stating his intentions
and reasons. The reason was impecuniosity.
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INTERNAL RKvRNU s.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1916 S7.
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"ARBoR DAY" is the new holiday in Ne
braska, which is to be observed every year on
the 10Th of April. 1t is an agricultural festival
purely, and Is devoted to the planting of fruit
and forest trees. The State Agricultural So
ciety has offered . premium OF 400 to the farm
ers' society OF the county which plants the Iare-
est number of trees on the 10th inst, and s25 70
the man who individually plants the most.
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ANOTHER REPORTED DEFALcATIoN IN sw
the Firemen's Insurance Co., 153 Broadway
Haywood by name, has recently disappeared
under suspicious circumstances, and a defalca-
ton is thought to be the cause. Il is said by
officers OF the company that HaywoOd's habits
have recently become irregular, and he was
removed from his position in the Firemen's Co.
in consequence. Detectives are looking him
up.-N, y ErDrsfe olst
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IHDIcrKD YoR RoBBrNa rHn MArLs.-In the
U. .. Circuit Court sitting In LynchburR, Va.
George Q. Langhoen, Of Botetourt, for robbine
the United States mail. It VA Announced thSf
. special term OF the court would be held in
dynShourg, commencing on the sch day Of
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w nth STREET, CORNER OF q.
THE RESORT OF THS BON TON.
THE BEST SELECTION In THE COUNTRY.
REGARDSEss OF EXPENSE
FAMILY NIGHTS, TUESDAY AND FRIDAYS.
MATINEEs, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAYS.
TONIGHT TONIGHT
BELLE CELESTE. c. O. MATHEWS.
TIE DAILY Bg0THsRS.
LOOK At SPEJIALTiES TIME TABLE,
Tie Cobbler, Wesley sr0
jack the Is
Parker Speciaities $50
The Daily 40
Va $50
Ballet Carniva of 90
Bsd %
Tie Coming ..... %
The Daily Boys, Gle IS
Celeste and Natl 90
Davis and his 10 Is
Sanford'e Uncle Tom Cabin 10 40
-....i
pCcrs open at O'Clock; Overture at O'Clock
Admission, Is, 20 and rs cents; Private Boxes, SIS
and SIT each. Matinee doors open at 80 aud 2,o
admission, - and 10 cents. Don't forget the Dog
Matinee; especially for family patronage. se23 lw
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ROBBED OF $40 900 on A RAILRoAp TRArN-
Joseph Ordish, Of California, was robbed on q
train Of the Pan Handle railroad OF . pocket
BOOK containing SO 900 In Treasury n6oes and
10000 In notes. He discovered his loss at New
ARK, Ohio, and thinks that he was robbed ct
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF AFRICAN DIAMONDS
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope contain
information of an extensive diamond robbery at
the diggings there. Diamonds to the value OF
100000 sterling were stolen, and the robbers
have so far escaped arrest The natives en-
handled by the robbers, many being seriously
injurtd in the struggle for the possession of the
stones. Much indignation has been excited at
the diggings by this lawless act, and the perpe-
traitors will in all probability be speedily caught
and subjected to sum mary Justice.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER
IN Mr.. j. q. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
GRAND REOPENING.
MONDAY EVENING September 49,


ELEGANTLY DECORATED,
BEAUTIFULLY ERESCOEO,
FRESHLY PAINTED,
sUPERBLY CARPETED
Making this time honored temple Of the dram. al
most
ENTIRELY NEW
And second TO none in the country
A MAGNIFICENT DROPCURTAIN,
From the pencil of Mr.. James Lamb, has been
painted.
The opening attraction will be the distinguished
Comedian.
MIR. w. j. ELORENCE,
In Falconers new and startling drama, (produced
with entire new sc merry aud effects, and entitled
"EILEEN O6E,o
Supported by the fsvori.e actress,
MAY SAVllLE,
And powerful company OF
FIRST GLASS ARTISTS
AND
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
Sale Of Seat. VI i'll commence Metzerott's Music
stove WEDNESDAY MORNING, at9. sel7-tf
OLD No. On Exhibition NEW No
n, 4ss s.. and !. sale -. ass g.
No. flo It'll strest, between and Y streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Chofce Oil Paintings, Eneravings, Chromos, SO.
Alse, iargest stock Paper Hsngings, Window
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Rings, Nails, &C., In the District,
~ TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. jel-ly~
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The OCEAN YACHT RAcR.-In the ocean race
between the yachts Rambler and Madeline ia
BY about four hours. The owner of the Made
ilne mas challenged the owner Of the Rambler
20 san another race, 20 miles to WindWard and
PACK. During the race between the yachts
Nision and Oracle, which was won by the for
mer, the 0racie lost I've men overheard Who
were saved with difficulty.
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The ARREST OF MATT MoRGAN.-The
charges preferred by Superintendent Keiso
against the oficer who |" took charge" of Mr..
Morgan in Nassau street, New York. 30 ann
marily were considered by the board of police
commissioners last Friday. After full hear
ing OF all the evidence the board divided on the
question or diminishing the man, Mayor Hall and
MI. Barr voting In favor OF doing 90, and judge
bosWorth and Mr.. Maniere against It.
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TERRIBLE AocIDRrr 10 Two CaTLDRIR-
gagged ct play In the Rio Nils, about six miles
from Charlottesville, Va, their clothing became
entangled in the machinery BY some moans, and
they were carried around BY the revolving burs
against the distractions until they were literally
broken to pieces. A soon q possible, the
machinery Was stopped and the children ex-
tricafed-
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A Cow AxD HOG FIeHr. On wednesday
morning large crowd Of spectators assembled
% brenovtlie, Va, to witness . desperate Tight
and . COW belonging 20 Q man named Smith.
Inc contest lasted some time, but finally res ult-
ed In favor of the hog.
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THH Reformed Presbyterian church near
Bloomington, Ind, Is SAID to have adopted the
plan OF paying for religious purposes Q tenth of
the income Of each member. The money Is
thrown into the baskets on Sunday morning
No account 10 kept Of the amounts given by
each, a. all are supposed to be entirely honest
In the matter, and 1t Is undesirable to make any
Distinctions.
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- The labor league OF London have adopted
resolutions approving the award of the Geneva
rsc"nal binding England and America to-
le0es
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The GROWTH OF FREDRRIcKsBuRo.- Tbe
Virginia Star says: The prospect for the
growth Of Ere dericksburg Vas never better than
NJ this time. The trade that the town enjoyed
merchants inform us that business il steadily on
the increase. There 10 every prospect Of speedy
development Of the entire water power here.
and from recent indications We confidently
expect that work on the uncompleted Freder-
icksburg and Charlottesville railroad win be
resumed ct an early dsy.
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xTHE LUNATIC ASYLUM HoRRoRs-Deaa of
an Important Witness.-One OF the witnesses who
gave testimony in the coroner's Investigation as
to the deaths OF Ornell and Seymour, I'm the
lunatic asylum, Ward Island, died to-day in
the Centre street hospital. Samuel Gordon, II
VIII be remembered, had been q patient in the
asylum, and was discharged as cured about the
time that the charges against Farrell we're first
mehuoned, ano many persons are now disposed
to censure the resident physician. DIR. Ecba
vefria, Tor, as they suspect, discharginR Gordon
a. cured, in order that he might be made a Wit
ne3 IN the case. Az Mr.. Gordon died from
natural causes, the case is not one for investga-
uon oy the coroner--N 7. Bzpress, 2lst.
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a LADY wished b have her husbands life in
sured In . Boston ONCE the other day, giving %
reason that she wanted either . husband or
rome money, "she didn't care which, She
never expected both at the same time.
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COMMISSIONERS TO THE VIENNA EXPOSITION.
The following names have been sent to the State
department by Mr.. Van Buren,, United States
commissioner to the Vienna exposition. for
confirmation as assistant commissioners, viz
VIM. NJ. I. Round, Boston, Mass; Lewis Sea-
eongood, Cincinnati; j. g. Bolter, OF New York,
now at NienDa;) q. s. Blodgett, Burlington.
VI; II. Gsrreston, Cleveland; Rob Sergeant, of
Brooklyn; Edward Gottheil, of New Orleans
and a. T.. Steasny, OF New York.
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Few PEOPLE know, and Thousands do net
know, that By placing . glass fruit jar on .
the fruit can be poured In boiling hot, with no
mere danger Of breaking than with tin can.
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SUPERVISOR COBB has been assigned to duty
In the internal revenue district heretofore under
the charge of Supervisor Emery, (Kentucky,
Tennessee, Mississippi. Alabama, and Louisi-
ana, anu Supervisor Perry has been reassigned
to service in Virginia, West Virginia, North and
South Carolina, Georgia. and Florida.
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NAVAL OFFICERS Ordered
Commodore Francis NJ. Bunce to the Pensacola
navy-yard as executive officer, Oct. 21st; Com
modore Chas. l.. Franklin to the Pensacola navy
yard as ordnance Off GER, Oct. 21st; Lieut. Fran
els NJ. Gardner to the receiving ship Sabine,
Portsmouth, n. II. Detdchei- Com m ander
John l.. Davis from command of the Wyoming
Oct. 18th, to be placed on waiting orders; Com
mander +. n. Baker from duty as navigation
officer at the Norfolk navy-yard, Oct, 18th, and
9th.
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RUMoRRD RECALL OF Mr.. MORA Yoke
hama correspondent of the New York Herald
writing under date of August 81, says: Mr..
Mori, the japanese charge d'afisires at Wash
lDgtoB, will by this steamer receive letters OF
recall L have heard that complaints have been
made against him by the officer of finance, who
is now in Europe with General Williams and he
VIII shortly return to Japan. His successor has
not yet been named.
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A JupaHIIH BARHARD'APLAcR-Go Hof.
man has appointed Enoch L. Fancher, Of New
York city, Judge Of the supreme court, In place
Of Geo. G. Barnard, removed.
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THEATRE COMIQUE,
w 1lTH STREET, CORNER OF q.
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THR SAN JUANnPoUNDARY.-An unofi cial
letter from United States official in Berlin
says little or no doubt is entertained there, that
the Emperor OF Germany has decided in favor
OF the United States, as arbitrator between
Great Britain and this country in the matter of
1t is likewise stated that the delay in the Off caI
announcement lie TO wait for the excitement
over the Geneva award to subside in England
"Zetd" in Bait. San.
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ONE OF the best informed politicians of the
west writes to this city, in answer to a request
for his private opinion OF the situation in Indi
ana and Ohio, as follows:
i" regard Indiana as safe in October; Ohio
also: Bets are plenty here that Grant will be
elected, without takerso
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o.He.1zs9RI
s..., Fl i 49, si PYsS. -: kSss
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II;siIdes al that hart OF the e,ty 81 WashInston
q street north, and running along seventh street
west 10 U street north: thence along y street TO