Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-04
EVENING STAR.
DOUBLE SHEET.
Washington News and 0osSip.

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Washington News and Gossip.
ISTaRNAL RzvEYUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S4-G71o 90.
TEE AMOUNT o. national bank notes received
at the Treasury today Tor redemption foots u2
Ssf@,gaO.
A. jAsr.-Eera E. Coab, Internal rave
Tue supervisor, to-day tend -rsi E.s re-.g .gaa,ou,
% take eject ut ouc5.
SToREREEFgBs ArrotSTEr.-The following
irtsrua' revenue stcrekeepsrs were appoiussd
to- -a..-AuGTeW &cCaup5eu, 1tu district OF
Kentucky Rufus b.. SeaseY. james l.. Sa.I.e,
anu George \. Dunn, Al district o. KeHtu5 ~.
AL QUIET %. TaE ARKs NsAs-Ex-G5 ~
e-HcT Rector, OF Arkansas, has arrived q re.
and ?, ports that there IL not the lsas. sign oI
disturbance IN tie s'ate growing 81. CT Ic.
SMITHS claim u The soyeraorshiP.
THE CAEIHsr met at noon today and was
sill il session VIXEN our report co..d, asSs.is,-
ing tine Presidents message. All t.a Cab. aet
ministers are present The Prsstd-ut h.s To-
VI completed his message. bat L3,-s . do %
between Io" aHd Sgaas. MOI ming
SrArE IT THE Czsvr: Tie S,eta de-
iaI'ment has received Official information that
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"a m.ss.o1, at The head Of which is Ssror Cas-
.eilar, to represent SYaiC s: tAe American Gen
JeIHlai.
NEW NAEIoSAL BAsEs-Ths U5nptrouer
of the Currency has authorized the following
named banks 30 c3mmenys business First Ma
tlouaI Bank, slid ieport, Ohio capita. SiJJ. zoo.
tiist National Bark <. NN-ricC.io. iuIaEa, can
raj >at"t - onsi s-D, CHiUU cJucJv,
MCTEantc,t. KY, cap....' Il s-c-.
ALABAMA CLAIMS CozuIss!os. The coart
Of commissioners Of the AIsbe--a claims net
in t..is ci'y y-sJs rLay. IT, ...~rc auoe OF At
OTneys ard claimants was Quite ,qTge The
calendar. tmrTa- rR $50 cases, Ra- called over
aLd notices Of d"muTfsTs in large uu-uhsr
we're entered bE -IT- CI--s.Gi.. C8Us sci tor rE.
'TeF-rrBleH-. IH5 cOuT- has entered lpJu IL.
-e->tol iCt the y 1tes.
TEE CIVIL EIcHEs BILL, which IS second on
tle Speaker tst.e, viii not hs pressed for ac-
ton next secs. az las been asserted. General
Butler, Who bas charge of the BIl. saws that
before doing ANYTHING he Eili cell q meeting OF
IN Judiciary 'a-l uittee q decide what ccursr
@ IlT~.=, sr8 tlt.hfu'iy carry 0Ut-'he lrs.rge-
tl,t-- gwen L-ia ry that Crmml-t-e.- EJr5. C9,.
y ]. P.s'.
ASrvaEF SENTENCE oS ~ AR,-Y PAW -
TE;.-A teie--a-. trol, = 81 F-aacisC1, Ueseu-
Der p says. "Ma5ss Egg s-oH.wLo was recently
.TJeC ry C0uTt martial IA Portland, OREGON.
fer rH.b- ZZ.CUsHt Dl 5000, Las been sentenced
70 be CashIeret. with forfeiture o. bs.ek-psr
."a a.tn"a-a'eS: "ua 20 be Imprisoned in the
State prl-un NJ ~ 'ug1I, y. y. UUt.3 the aFnsrt
returned The DgTis9nmenti not 20 exceed
ten ear-.'
NAVAL 0EERs.-Lisut L. Z. Logan, ordered
n Naval O. aservstory, Washington, D. C,
I-th instant; En- gu= AsEur Z. Baker, Julius G.
Fr,eIcan, Frank W. Nsbar ana 4. i. Crardal.
-st q lS1 FWeD David Peacock aud ,Jybu
telT-aOTtL, 10 the BTJozlyn; Lieutenant Con-
u-HGsT Charles II. Davis has reported his re-
-uh home, having been detached from the
PelsaC'ia on the 18Th 4It.m1, and has been
p.atSG Oh waiting Crterz,
IsCEEAsED FACILITIES BerrvER7y y sv-
YORK AND EA@H!N sTuy. Tie POstfaa. Ter
GrTeral b-s Lot ordered a CORES pcnde4ca Wit
ths Ia,s7oar con UaUies with a y.o.g OF puit.Hy
Oh - additional malls between TINS CI-v s.u7
re8 York, AZ p % be / - pro posa,t ~ 10 tHgS
.-F r .' Pa ot -rs4eG pouch Tor Pala1sl pn =
t1t N-~ k1rE Oh the tram that leaves here q
1ta clock c1ly. Nnen be was ltsC in Eas
faFk number o. bushes men ana -elress
uso@ n IRE rFers ~Gs-cstad tna. 81 20 ? rCg-zr
wound Zee Df great p-nt II az. "a tysU-4zB 70
then. aTt On response 20 their suggestion he i.
T...s= to fTT tie experiment The IasLiC1 o.
rCtl--ua- mall service Ugst com. Il. hereafter
1,SsTEUCTJCS AND DHFr AIpsIE THE NAVY
5lr. E@A-con, cLj5f cf the bdrrau Of coustrIc-
.iel. AID repair, bls submitted a very bris, an.
uu-l report 20 the Secretary CT the Navy His
next fiscal ytac Include 81 cNc igr tie Washing.
.gn navy yard. n concluding his report Mr
1arsCall sav>. % be only vessels Ada;tsl tn the
rrg 4IT- sg act OF Cor Ere-S 90 be t14 -
oygE 20 tie OF New YORK, 3 ,stnp. y -ifi-
UCEe. ara san Francisco Tor nautical school Of
.feUucIou are sailing vessels u war W-ict.
a1Ft required extensive rep r.. Z he cost gi,i
e cutie Lity thousand dollars 20 escG vessel:
80 as thst expenditure 3 As not UT1El led flr in
ne estimates an appropriation should re ~ sde
g. re nbUTss The annual evpeE5.tu-l- OF r5pL.rs
o ilu LaEy 70 tie amount JbIs use4.'
PEEsoSAI.-Eons. ". p. T,Lean, Texas.
Cnar4s +. C.i-bie, 5l-cHi- az; y. q. Do1nsn.
love. j. g. Freeman, Il. 4. Ben, T.. r. H-rri-.
''trs'%; y. NJ. Eag7Hs, ". Va; Horace May
a., tennessee; Alexander Ramsey. n m:
81 Il. Kelsey, New YORK. ana Judge j. =.
.sEs s-F- NInn.. arrived a. the Nst1rai 90 .f4v
49,, son. q. l. B.efy. Pc; Z, 4. Ave-, Mas,
Gdse Brewer. E- u. phrUckmJrtCa, :. ~
Nola New York; Hon. r. 81. knapp, ;u.-sis,
tlI " 4. tH.-tsp, arsts, are at Nuia-l.'s.
-' senator Morton Gays - 6il arr SC ~ Wash
Haf.l ts't sea. 800 Col Fred. Grant ana
s.l aye CD visit Philadelphia p ,-5sc. ~ 10
-- - Er- Ci-'3s- Ci ii. L-5..-. see. tx
=. ..-srsJ'r General CC-zw,ll ana Lis accom-
..-"tt tRdy wai sail Iyr EJruus lrx- A.rl
--.- sr. am ErF. s j.. C8..raljsl vI Brook
So. leave tof Wasa- nEt1u y o. fc. 7e-ks- sud
80. eia,-f a- tte Arlington. '--- Ifou. 2 t.eM
t<FeH paper "e learn ttat Senator Ferry t-
--IuuESr and better IL health than ne L4s been
- SIC y Er-. lter week To 81 9s actively CT
as-t il attending - bis law bg-iU-ss, auI vas
.t.1 80 yak .o AL irrrl '.s oAcs.
Tar TsCsEr UNITED STATES I-as.-G.rz.
re @rucuncsllsu o. J1 ge Esr-.I-, resisra-
BOD, which Els made ye5teI1a ~ a.. sruooa. ere-
t.-d COZ 1'rrr"'a surprise even among Gis
.fSTCs In tbs city, v IJ were c5gr .rJ Jf the
.att 71at seycTat uasHcga-ss4' a. puts were
male -asl winter . I-asC5 LIN o. 'sAlr. BIS
sg.ts alton. 10 60 q ls.e ho.r this afternoon
.Er 4 -tCIrty General q lI lot EarE. yea any sr-
r.i-atiCLs iJ- Durei's 90. ton, ba5 anticipates
~ H- l5s-eC YI,A tG,El ls'l~l -0-Jr.JH Z. tft
No selection Of successor 90 'uJge bG-t.sI
3as sst been made Among ta- names Tro m.
leEt4y meuucuen IN this come q on ara t.pse
st -. .tIOs eruCg Lewis, eK- Cove NOR P4rs1ns
Peter Hsu-lt0n ChaUCe' or Turner aud alsy-
.rdsr = Nh.ie, all OF Alabama
Tie United states jIdgssaiT Toy tha western
district o. Arkansas Is Also Vacau., AMI It Is
doubtful D. q new s!pujut EeGt VIII he made.
Si1-ce tie office was vacated by JuIge story
Juc ge Caldwell, OF TIE eastern district has
performed the duties paTt2iuicE % both dis
uirts N the most satisfactory manner, AMI AZ
= thought that II Congress viii order the con.
-oldattO1 OF the two districts ard Increase the
.Slary, that Judge Caldwell u!gEf ne iudcced
20 continue 70 adua'"strE the duties OF the ONCE.