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Gen. Banks 90 support greeley.

NV YORK, Aug. IA Boston dispatch 90
the Herald says that the republican CITY COM
mittee Of Lynn, which invited Gen Ranks to
address them this evening. Vs. i,c,r,naa nv
him that he had concluded 10 support greeley.
BOSTON, Aug. The rumors OF the s.eec,to,
OF Gen Banks ron the support OF Grant and
Wilson are confirmed by the fOllowips ls,,.r.
BcsToS, July Shy Dear Sir. I have the
honor &C Acknowledge Nv this note Is, st'5,.t-
20 our conversation to-day. the rec.irt 81
your Invitation 20 address the eitiEens OF
Lynn on THURSDAY evening I'm support OF the
reelection OF the Grant policy and his admir-
istIstion- No invitation could have greater
weight with me- from any part OF the country
nor rom any portion u my fellow-citIzens. and
" gives me great pleasure 10 assure yau that
nothing could he added 20 your suggestions, az
the representatives Of the citizens OF Lynn
20 inSece me TO sceede 60 the request.
Their kindness 20 me many wears ago = A con-
tinuing hie-rememhrsnce. and nothing would
give me greater satisfaction than 10 renew M,
associations with them; but I r, gret 20 say that
j am not in accord with them In regard 70 the
Presidential canvass. Against my WISHES ans
personal Interests. I am compelled 10 helieve
and 20 say that the perpetuaiion OF the present
policy OF the government l. not for the Aavan-
tsge OF the country, and that IL viii
not tend 10 establish lis former good sni
prosperity, nor 10 promote the interest OF any
class Of citizens. No personal feeling OF any
form or character enters into fhts Judgment
II Is In view OF general pr ncipies and puSlic in
tercsts alone that l am led % this CONCLUSION
The uniting OF the masses Of peO3le Of all par
ties, sections and races in support OF the grand
results Of the war Is indispensable O.
the permanent establishment % gen
eral recognition Of those results. Ia car
be secured by no other means. We sha
eli he forced 20 this conclusion sooner or late
This united action on this basis has been q
hope Of nv life. I ferven'ly desired u DARN
the war, and in the reconstruction Of 81 stes suS
sequent 90 the war. believe IL = nov tender
In good faith in the nomination OF Creole
and for one I cannot reject IL. 10 ~
what i desired. Its cOnsummati0n, althOu g..
sudden and startling, does not alarm me. y
duty 10 my country and myself requires me
give him my support. i cannot advocate b.
fore your friends a different course, whirl
neither my Judgment nor my heart approves T.
grieyes me most deeply 20 separate myself b.
thought or act from any one Of those with WHOM
Il have been 20 long associated, aud TO whom d
am so greatly indebted; but I believe that the
result viii Justify my action, give 20 the countrr
peace and prosperity, which Is the object OF our
our lsbors, and secure 30 every citizen civil an
political equality and freedom, which was won
by the sacrifice Of 20 many valuable lives A.
cept the assurance Of my lasting friendship az 4
esteem, and believe me,
Yours, truly, y. II. BANKS.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
INTERNATIONAL OURTESIEs.
Visit Of the Prince and Princess Of
wales TO Admiral Aideu's Fleet,

THE ROYAL PARTY ENTERTAINED on BOARD
TIE BRooKLIS-NINlsTRR sCHENCK, GIN
rRAL CHAIRMAN AND OTHER DIsTIS6UIsRED
PKRsONs PRESENT.
NEW YORK, August IA London spec.al
dated July 81. saws there was a magnificent
scene at Southampton to-day, on the occasion
Of the visit OF the Prince and Princess of Wales
10 the American feet. There were ter men-of-
war in the hsrbcr, including the Wabash,
Brooklyn, Shenandoah, Plymouth, wachusett
and Congress. IL was intended that the recep-
ton should take place on the Wabash. but some
days since there was case of small poN on that
ship. Consequently the admiral transferred his
flag 10 the Brooklyn, on which a distinguished
party OF America citizens were received, as pre-
liminary 10 the great event OF the day. Promptly
on board
TRE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES
and attendants, was sighted. The yards were
manned and salutes were fred from al the YES
sells. The guests were received at the gangway
by Captain Bryson and Admiral Alden; the
band playing :" God save the Queen" The
officers Of the ship and some civilians were intro
duced to the Prince, who received all with
plain morning dress, and was looking well.
THE PRINCESS
wore a white dress, embroidered, a rich violet
sash, white hat, trimmed with violet and blue
and violet feather. She was such a princess
in grace and beauty as all the fairy tales to-
gether cannot equal.
After few minutes on the spar deck the
party visited the gun deck, and then went to
tea. Admiral Alden, the Prince and Princess,
Minister Schenck, Gen. Sherman, the British
Admiral Munday, Prince Leinenger, Bishop
McIlvaine, Of Ohio, Mr.. Moran and others were
at the table.
NOT AFRAID OF SMALLPOX.
The Prince OF Wales not being afraid of the
smallpox, visited the Wabash.
The party then moved around the other YES
sells and returned to the royal yacht.
On the departure of the Prince the yards of
all the ships were again manned, and each ship
joined in firing grand salute.
THE PRINCE GIVES AN ENTERTAINMENT.
The same evening the Prince entertained on
board the royal yacht, Admiral Alden, the cap
tans of all the vessels, General Sherman, Mr..
Schenck, Secretary Moran, and Bishop Nell
vaine.
Lieut.. Fred. Grant was invited, but was alb
sent from the country.
Previous TO the arrival Of the Prince the fleet
was inspected by Gen. Sherman.
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A Huge Diamond story.

DIAMOND, RUBIEs, sAPPRIRKs, AND KMERALDs
WITHOUT NUMBER, AND VALUED AT 800 900
IN THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-The San Fran
cisco and New York Mining Company, capital
$4,000 eco. to work the new diamond fields near
the headquarters OF the Rio Colorado. Chquito,
has been Incorporated. The company has been
very secret about its operations hitherto. They
have in the Bank of California 500 900 worth OF
large diamonds, the value of which has been
ascortained and dozen of which have been
cut. They have also q rough diamond weighing
100 carats, and about a quart Of small diamonds
rubies, sapphires, and emeralds of no small
value. The emeralds are Of good size, but Of pale
color,
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The Texan Border Troubles
THE KlCKAPOO INDIANS CHARGED VIII

DEP RELATIONS.
NEW YORK, August IA Brownsville,
Texas, dispatch says that the cause OF the con-
tnued Indian depredatlons, as developed by the
evidence before the American commission
there, is owing to the fact that the Kickapoo
Indians who colonized in Mexico during the
war to avoid CONSUMPTION, make use OF the
ing to be citizens OF that country. These
Kickapoos were dissuaded from returning TO
their own territory by the Mexican officers, and
the I nited States will be advised by the COM
missioners to insis on their return TO their reser
walton in Kansas.
A British sloop-of war arrived Off the Rio
Grande YESTERDAY,
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NEW YORK, August IAN Auburn. IN. W
dispatch says the semi-annual encampment of
the Grand Army posts of the state assembled
there yesterday, Gen. Henry A. Barnum pre-
siding. The business was mostly OF a routine
character. At an informal meeting of about
100 veterans held there last night the organiZa-
ton OF Grant and Wilson club was Effected.
Officers were elected TO call a state convention
Of veterans, 20 meet at Utica, the object being
to insure full attendance of New York dele
gates at the Pittsburg convention.
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The North Carolina EIeettou-No
TroubIe Autictnated

NEW loDE, August IA Wilmington y. @.
Herald dispatch SAVE some local Disturbances
among the republicans there will add number
Of votes 70 the democratic gubernatorial candi-
date. No trouble lie anticipated to-day. The
liquor stores are all closed.
VOTING PROCESSING QUIETLY.
RALEIGH, n, C., August l.-voting is pro-
crossing quietly. The democratic vote will be
increased. No disturbance has occurred.
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From EurOue To-day.

THE CHOLERA TRAVELLING WESTWARD.
BERLIN, August There cases OF Asiatic
cholera have appeared in this city.
TIE GENEVA ARBITRATION.
GENEVA, August There is good authority
for stating that the board of arbitration had be-
fore IL on Tuesday the case of the priyateer
Alabama, and that special questions which
arose, necessitating an adjournment OF the
court. Ii is, however, utterly impossible to OBJ
tain any information as TO the nature of these
questions.
TERRIBLE STORM.
Thif vicinity has just been visited by q terri
BILE storm, of twenty-four hours duration. Much
damage has been done to property and crops.
TIE LONDON PRESS on SUMMERS LETTER.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The London journals of to-
day comment to some extent upon Senator
Summers letter, brief abstract OF which has
been telegraphed, and the prospects of the
Presidential canvass in the United States. The
Times expresses the opinion that the position OF
President Grant before the people has been
much injured by the refusal Of the Geneva tri-
bunal to entertain the indirect claims. The
Daily NeUs says the letter OF Sumner cannot but
increase the chances Of Greeley.
BULLION IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. I, 5 p. m.-The bullion in the
Bank Of England has decreased f3ll 900 during
the past week.
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senior MarfscaI's Spintons Of che New
Mexican President

NEW YORK, August The new Mexican
minister to this government yesterday stated in
an interview that the new Mexican President,
dorado, will be likely 20 pacify that country.
Diaz and Negrete were always making trouble.
They are not likely 10 be hurt much under the
new administration. The strongest relations OF
amity and good feeling are TO be maintained to-
wards the United States.
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The Vermont Democratic and Liberal
Conventions.

BURLINGTON. VI. August 1.-The demo-
cratic delegate and liberal republican m as con
yentions met here this morning. Nothing was
done but organization and speech making. The
two conventions will probably unite this after
noon or at least nominate the same candi,late
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"Dutch Heinrich Attempts 60 rs.
cane. but Fails

SlNG SING, August l." Dutch" Heinrich,
confined here under sentence for bond robbery
In New York, made desperate attempt 10 es-
cape yesterday. Selling a horse I'm the prison
yard, he mounted him and gallOped away. The
guards fired several shots, killing the horse.
Leaping from the horse, he continued on foot.
He was finally overtaken and recaptured.
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Senators Schurz and Tiptou-s Return
from North (aro;tna

RICHMOND. VA. august l.-SenatOrs SchurZ
and Upton passed through this city northwest
at =. m. They were met AZ the depot by A
large crowd. and an effort made 20 detain Sch1rz
TO address the people OF Richmond, but previous
engagements prevented him from stopping.
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THE SECRETARY or WAR has Issued a list
appointments and promotions in the army made
by the President during the lest session of Con-
gress, all of which were published in TaK STAR
from time TO time as they were sent in.
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GEN. Kilpatrtck.s Ishap s-ss

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Mr. Louis j. Jennings.
EDITOR OF the Iines, appeared at the Tombs po-
lice court to-day, to answer the charge of libel
against him in the suit brought by Gen. Kill
patrick. The libel was contained in a para
graph published in the Tunes to the effect that
Fitzpatrick, while minister to Chilli, attempte
to Introduce an abandoned woman, his mistress.
Into society. Mr.. Jennings waived an examina,
ton to appear for trial at the general sessions
whenever An indictment should be found. The
court decided that bail was not Necessary. the
counsel for the prosecution asserting.
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Republican GubernatoriaI Nomtna.

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 1.-The republican
state convention yesterday nominated John O.
Bagley for governor.
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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFTCERs.-Lieut
Harry Knox has been ordered - Newport, Il
l., for instruction IN torpedo duty; Master
Charles P. Bowman ordered t. the Yantic.
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Bids for Gold.
NRT Won

NEW YORK, August There were ffreen
bids for gold to-day, amounting 20 -. 90. az
lli.es 10 1889. The amount for sale. II OJ9 000
II sold, will 60 at from IFS 80 70 us 80.
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HHHRI DRAvToH, the operate artist, died
pennies, and . number OF professional gentle
found to their amasoment che vas left
entirely destitute. without even the means to
bury the body OF her husband. Subscriptions
we're Immediately taken mp and Q handsome sum
realized for the widow.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were sI03 ,2i2.i3.
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. eYA child in Perry county, Indiana, has died
from the effects OF biting its own tongue.
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The UNITED STATES CURRENCY outstanding
at this date, as shown by the books of Treasurer
Spinner, is eI9S, 901, SOS 81.
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Gen. Byan's Services Hes Anpre.
cfote0.
NEW YoRK, August Ia card 10 published
he has advised the government 81 the renGh,;c
~ Cnbs to remove Gen. Ryan from the Cuban
army.
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SARAroeA, August LIN the Barnard i'm
peschment Trial to-day, Senator Frank Blair
tesuned. he reiated the conversation OF Bar
pard IN the Aston House BARRON, when be
said he had driven one set Of scoundrels out Of
New York, and would drive out another.
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TIE NEW YORK NRwsBoYs' EXCURSION
The New York neweboys' excursion and pic mic
tout Of the excursion fund for poor children) on
Tuesday proved to be q great success, and the
little fellows enjoyed the pleasures of the day
with all the vim and abandon characteristic OF
the New York sdeet boy. They danced on
board the barge, cheered every passing craft,
and devoured the good things given them With
great gusto. On the way back they were again
treated to refreehments, after which they
danced, yelled, boxed, rolled on deck, stood on
their heads and turned summersaults until the
barge reached the pier, when they ell went
homo grateful and happy. 60
THE MAoE-O'BALpwIH PRIZE FraHr.-A
letter from Fredericksburg, Va, to the Balti-
more Sxa, says there Is most determined feel
ing there to prevent the e-0'Baldwin prize
light, announced 30 take place in that vicinity.
The sherif has resolved to call out Q sufficient
number OF determined men to prevent breach
Of the peace and the violation Of the laws Of the
eommonwealtn. IL Wa suggested that the aid
OF the United States troops &C the Potomac forts
be obtained, but that was not deemed mecca
sary, ~ the civil power win be able 10 raise
iorce ample for every emergency.
DEATH OF MAITLAND EDrroR.-We reRret
70 learn Of the death Of John w. Baughman,
ECO, editor OF the Frederick Citizen, who died
IN frederick city yesterday morning, ct two
O'Clock: He had been IN for some months with
heart disease, and hence was unable 10 sttend
the recent session Of the Democratic national
convention In this city, to which he had been
appointed delegate from his congressional
District. Mr.. Bauehman had always been .
pronounced democrat In Politics.-Battiwore Sam
of today.
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ARMY OEpERs.-Inspector General r. b
Marcy, Z. S. A, has been ordered to California
on an inspecting tour. First Lieut.. K. ID. Pots,
81 artillery, has been ordered to report to the
superintendent of general recruiting service at
New York civ
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Destruction Of the Dean Acoaemv NV
Fire.
boston, Aug. 1.-The Dean Academy in
last night A small portion OF the furniture vas
saved. The los viii amount TO $40 900; insu-
rance, e60, 900.
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OyemOU8 q Uo00tOR W1HD00.
NEW YoRK, August l--eenstcr Henry VIII
son left last night to address the republican
meeting In Indiana He VIII be travelling Tor n
week or two, some Of his engagements taking
him to Ohio. He goes 10 Pennsylvania In Sep
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In the atmosphere, and except, therefore, upon
the occasion of grand ball, ladies have relin-
pushed the futing business, and wear that
which will hold its own the longest Only two
Dolly Vardens are to be seen here; one was worn
by an elderly lady, OF large and p0rtly presence,
the other BY slim little Gown maid'' to two
young ladies. Poor Dolly Warden!
Ameng the prett1est costumes which have
been worn here, was one OF white French mus
Another was complete In two shades Of blue
gloves, bonnet, perasol-all matching. A deli
cate stone colored game was worn over stone
colored silk, and trimmed with silk lace, and
ribbons flor looping and boWs,) matching in
color. A wide Roman sash gave color, and
heightened the effect Of this toilette. A dress
Of Indian grass, wonderfully hne In texture, and
trimmed profusely with lace, exactly matching
1t in color. attracted attention and admiration.
SO did dress Of Engiish pink silk, trimmed with
plisses Of embroidered muslin.
A pretty morning dress Of self-colored muslin,
Qight stone-color, y was trimmed with pleatinqs
Of the same, headed BY narrow bands, mere lines
OF linen lawn stitched on.
Fichus Of crepe de climee are % common a not
to be considered dressy any moro, and have been
remanded back for the morning wear Of married
ladies.
travelling wraps are made OF dust-colored
linen. and always with capes Of the pelerine
WHAT CONSTITUTES A LADY.
The length Of her train no longer marks the
lady. Trains have practically disappeared
Skirts are moro nearly Of Q uniform lenrth thsn
they have benin yearh Walking dresses touch
the ground, demitrains used for Carriage, din
ners ana ordinary evening dresD, lay upon it
from Q quarter to half yard. Nero ceremo-
Nous toiiettes extend the area trine, but not
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THREE PER CENTS CALLED IN.-The acting
Secretary of the Treasury to-day called in
1900 600 Of the per cent. temporary loan GER
tifcates, the interest on which will cease on the
3Oth of September. OF the amount called in
the So 900 ones are numbered from $3.50 to 4,153
inclusive, and the S10 600 from 395 to ,5i3 in
elusive,
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USEFUL FACTS woBrH KNOWING

THuRsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW,
DER will keep the teeth clean, sound, and
white. Price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
THOMPSON'S POMADE OPTIME will cleanse
soften, beautify, and strengthen the hair.
Price rs and 80 cents per bottle. e .sr
JOUVEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE
CLEANER win restore soiled gloves to their
Pristine beauty and usefulness. Price 20 cents
per bottle.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES will give
immediate relief and certainly cure cough.
Price % cents per box.
SIERMANS WORM LOZENGES will expel
all worms, and are pleasant to the taste.
Price rs cents per box.
WELLS MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTH
ENING PLASTERS, whenever plaster is
needed, are unrivaled. Price 20, Is, and 80
cents each.
CHINESE TOOTH-ACHE DROPS will instant
ly relieve this most distressing malady. Price
% cents per bottle.
REXFORDS INDICATED GINGERBREAD
NUTS FOR WORMS are readily eaten by
children, and are effcacious. Price IS cents
per box.
An for sale by druggists, &c.
+. @. WELLS s. CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
ia 30-d&wly No. 1872 Fulton street, N. Y. F,
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FROM WASHINGTON.


Washington, Feb. 6.--The Committee
Of Ways and Means this morning heard an
argument from VIM. P. Burwell, of Rich
mond, Va, in behalf of the tobacco manu-
tacturers of that State, asking for an uni
form tax on all kinds Of tobacco. He con.
tended that the Is cents per pound tax on
tine-cut gave that article an advantage of
one hundred per cent. over the plug, and,
as consequence, the fine-cut men were
prosperous, and the plug men had their
business depressed.
The steamer Congress-" now at Nor
folk, has been ordered to join the European
squadron.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day,
and the session was unusually long. The
Washington treaty was informally dis
cussed.
The Hon. Garrett Davis is critically i'll.
Hurlburd was to-day confirmed comp
troller of currency.
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JkNBs F. NHrHRRLANp,
General Ticket Agent iel
ID ICHMoND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD

ICHmOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD
LII On and after July 2sth, 1871,
- GOING WEST H
Train NO. Through Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sunday at 40o A. NJ; leaves
Danylie at ll;o2 A. M; arrives at Greensboro at
Train No. Uynchburg Passenger) leaves
Richmond daily at slo A. NJ; arrives at Lynch
burg at 6P. M. ' :.
Tram No. 10 Freight and Accommodation
leaves Richmond at sos p NJ; arrives at Burkes-
vile at s.64 p. M, stepping at all way stations
daily Sundays excepted)
Train No. III Through Mail and Express)leaves
Richmond daily at 2:40 p. NJ; leaves Danville
daily at 1912 p NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST: g..
Train No. Ia Through Mail and Express)
leaves Greensboro daily at 1850 p. NJ. leaves
Danyilie daily at lo;l2P. NJ; arrives at Richmond
Train No. 9 Through Passenger leaves Greens
boro' daily Except Sundays) at II: o5 A. M; leaves
Danvile at LET p. M; arrives at Richmond at s:22
p. M.
Train No. 10 Uynchburg Passenger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at $50 A. NJ; leaves Burkeville
at p: M arrives at Richmond at NJ.
Train No. 3 freight and Accountability
leaves Burkeville at ADO A. M, arrives at Rich
lions daily Sundays excepted)
Trains Nos. and IL connect at Greensboro
with Trains on North Carolina railroad for all
points South.
Train No connects at Burkeville with
Train on Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket office in
Richmond, and of r. F. WALKER, Agent of At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1925
Main street, Richmond,
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule Of this company will please print as
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
T. M. r. TALcoTr Eng'r and Sup't auA