Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-11
EVENING STAR.

EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipt from n
source to- day were s321, 1868.
ton on Friday L. 49, zee
Po-IMAsTLa GENERAL CRrswFtL " I'll retp-n
% re ci.y .-om Me ne morrow evening.
MI. W. T. DoRLS, jr.. his resigned a Clerk
'sip in the Office OF the Secretory of the -
tei.or.
NJ. DUvEEGIER DE HAUEANSE sly5 he a ros
engaged - Mss Nellie e art. So says a DIS
patch (. ON Pal7
DECLINES 10 Run" Zeta" tclee apis to the
Baltimore Sur. X. L. Me- lex '-itively de
clnes being the conservative candidate for Con-
er. IS I, IN +''s ID ct.
ME-. A. X. TINGIs, % seveIa' years employed
in the s'l;ione. j a"d printing t'N ,.on of '''e
TIE: >Uly Dep >rtment, has been APRON ID -
cial agent by Ac 'rg Sec'e - R;cha-t IN.
RIsrC NA1ioN AZ C.Ps SD.-The I -es,de : hos
accepted the resignation OF Fl, st Lieu Samre,
W. Bonsall, Sd irtGn,- !, u tPke eject Noyem--
Der list.
FAILUrR or TIE YFLI owsToNE EPRDI-
TIos.-Cer. She. .6"1 --lea apis lie We ID g
pertinent ION Duluth, sth instant, sa, ing Col
Barker, aster reaching The mountains of the
lellows me valley, ": obliged , come back
on E" )r7t of che surve NO ,s incers deciding
TO 60 no IL Ter for fesr of India's.
The PREsIpIN Mt and General Porter arrived
ho-e on the es-ly train this morning 1 ON Long
u md will ;,,@
evening. The orly members of the Cabinet
heref-e s ere Beh1ap and A. } ney-Gen-
eral VII Prs. 4 IIs mo. mig the President had
intel ews V tn SeorefT Ee"irap, ADM al
G. tug cret.ry Ga the na'Ji Senator
Sawyer, :1d ole
CoNsULs RECoGNizvD.-The Pr dent tc
day officir'ly acknowleg d A. M. Schenjphn,
consulof Ars'ra at Mobile, Ala; Marritius Vo 4
Baumbach, NrSU' OF Aus. ia at Milwau kie
Wis; RoEel. Ben, c)rsu's o. ArS ia at St
louis; F. w. HapeHi1ckeI, consul OF Austria at
Richmond, Va; G. ID. Kremmelberg, 'Dnsul OF
Austria at Bell more, Md. l.. W -sergsrd, con-
sui of Ars IA at philadelphia, Pa; Ju'irs
KaUt marn, consul Of As I at Galye.tl IN,
TeXP3.
APPOINTMENTS BY TEs PRKsiDENr.-The
President to-day made the follow ,ng apl lint
ments Philip Figyelwresy. Z. s. consul, Hesse
Darmstadt; VIM. f. Dubois, a5ssyer of mint,
Philadelphia, Pa; RobeIs Herscokel, melt n
and retner Of mint, BoLe City, IdehO; David
Simon Metz, Dstmasler. Hays City, Ksrsas; A.
II. Huber, 1stmf ,.er, Westminster, Md.
GEN. Cow EN-, a 'sistant Secretar yHf the Inte-
rior, his s1ival at Chicago cstefday, lea rned
that his child, aged about two years, W.T. lying
dangerously iil at Be'ai-e, Ohio, and imme-
dia' Fly left for that ,int. The Inc avs ca
l.om the upper Nj 'uri, are expected > a,five
here tD-mOl row. The req d, cd a.slck on Gen.
Governs p: y IS d credited at the Interior De.
p: -tment.
THE PAwIINs STATUk.-At re "ent meeting
of the commission autho- led by Cong res ID
app. owe designs for a "fc-size bronze ssaiLe O.
Gen. John A. Rswli' =, late Secretary of war
81 9 or modes in pls ster ION any sculp. ,rs
wlo Oh ,comoe'c un~l Dec. 1st. General
Bat 1ck, lmm .oner of public buildings; Ed
W d C,s-k k, arehi. ct OF le CAPT ii extension,
nd A. X. 81 oford, ''brf ian of Congr 3, c Dn-
tu-> the c)n'u .. >e.
THE Post Office Gazette, the AUTHORITY in all
postal and post Office matters, has passed into
the prop .etor-iip Of Mess. Judd s. Del weile-
1t prcsen-s IN i.s edi- prial columns and is
answers to coz p0ndents a cr-iOUs and never
falling amornt OF Information on the subiec =
With which it denis; aud IS here are Ome 81 o
pc tn asters in ne Urited States, it will be
readily seen hat the work of keeping them
rost "a in their dui:es nd RIGHTS, and answering
an +he'r gu 4 OPS, IS no slight matter.
NAVAL OFFICES Tr,NsF ->Pgp.-McG'ca '
II pee Ir Tho mas j. T Ie- oder - du rs
a member Of the medical exsp''r' ng bolrd to
examine candidate for admission, in place OF
Sr-geon II. Z. Dean detached from duty as a
member Of that board and ordered } resume
his duties IN the Bureau OF Medi" ne. Pay
me- der L. Il. c. swell ordered - duty as Il ct
paymaster of the South Pacific sta ON. Pay
master A. j. Plitchard ordered ID tue Ss-anac,
in place of Paymaster Z. 5. Crosby detached
I-om that We sci and ordered to return home
and settle bis counts. Pa ed Ss'stant Pay
mPSter Z. n. WhitehOrse ordered - the PORT
mouth. Comm .nder T. NJ. Ramsay detached
tom duty in the Bureau of Ordnance. Lieut..
j. w. Mille- detached from the Shawmut and
placed on waiting orders. Medical direct )r
Samuel JAG On detached from the naval hos
pitai at New York and order ed to the naval no :
pital at Norfolk, Va.
FATAL EXPLOSION OF A STEAM Tug IN
JANIS RIVER, VA.-The steam tug Agnes ex-
ploded her boiler yes rday nesr JOrdan's Point,
dye miles below Ci.y Point, IN the jams river,
Killing Capt. Griffith Jon"s, OF the bark Lucy,
who WIS on toard en- route for his vessel. b.
Er-oughty, en- neer, (wtite, } two colored fire.
men, and he whee Span, 'lored,l were also
killed. Two colored men were wounded. Cant
.wrence, who Commanded the tug, was blown
)me distance, falling in the water, but was
slightly Injured. The schooner Mary Morris,
which was alongside the tug, was badly wrecked
The tug is complete v :eck.
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In ltS CLOSING
s sion, adopted Tt .0utiOn the object OF which
WIS to )nyeit the International society into a
poll, eel organization. The resolution was
in.-oduced by Lauguet, one of the members
from Per's. and the delegat from Holland.
Belgium, Switzerland, Spain, and the United
Stat protested against it, and threatened to
Withdraw uDleTs the vote was reconsidered. The
report that several French members with. Few
IN f'ssust before the adjournment, leads to the
belief that the conere = rescinded its vote.
COMPANY FOR FRwRLL.-ETjsh Chloe, who
was before lie county CIT of Fauquer
ordered } be sent /, Prince Willip-n county. il
hav ng been shown hat he killing YVES done
there, was fHkenf) Bren : lie on Saturday by
the deputy sheriff of Fauqr'er, and is now CON