Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-01

IcTEBNAL EETESr The receipts from tbs
sCurCe to-Isy were s.f6.S5>,l7.
TER FOLLOWING RES. SATIoys Of assistant
exam lueTs IN the Patent Oai r. we're banded TO
the COMM -siuuCr Yesterday J.. = Hodges, ir.,
OF the D.stric- o. CoiE1,nig; q. RI Fowler. OF
; sv ECTk; aid y. i. Singleton, o. MISSOURI.
ARREST CF EE-~IEsHIF. .-IsEshod Q. Net
tssss3p Unite. 3 8tes detective, was arrested
~ Newark, y. -. &c he resides. by United
states NsF.hsl Downs. OF bench NarTan'
T-ar, the Tinted states SrpTsE.r Court OF this
i'istTict or al Indictment fot burglary in con
taken before United States Commissioner
Whitehead, vha Esid him in - 90 bail 20 ap-
pear for ira! October 2J-
PrEsOEAL-The folioTipg army and navy
officers arrived yesterday: Navy james
FTaEkIiu, 1T. F. N. 6 lnneu, Commodore g..
y Preb3e, J, NJ. Bowyer, ). A. Stanton, Per
IN Bushee, Captain Creighton. Commodore
Nicholson, j. =. Tracy, W. i. Potter, f. W
JsaureT. II. r. Mayo, j. G.. FebIgeT, Chss. a.
SOS q. Ererkeuridee, j. ri. whittlessy. F.
GrifFth. W. Is. Lane. h. q. Bankhead- Mr..
james K. Davis and Mt. +. FreebOrn, prOmi-
1ent II Ne" Work Hclucs. are a' "lliards'
TaEREIGS OF TERROR IN ALAEAMA.-Judge
james Is. Abrams, probate Sudge of Sumter
county, la ana, is in town. Judge Abrams,
Who has been resident Of Alabama for nearly
forty years and who is a gentleman of ackn0wl-
edged TT0kity, represents terrible condition OF
ltalTS IN the state, ana says Iuai no pen can
picture the reign OF terror which at present
fxiSrs there. Judge A who = a moderate re.
lubli can. j. virtually a refugee from his home,
and does not intend 70 return until there IS some
assurar-ce Of safety tor men who have indie
IeEdCHCe CT character enough to assert their
POLITICAL principles.
THz r1Rsr ISSUE OF 7Re R>puJ'i., the new
daily to 5e started in New York, will appear on
MeaGay next. the 5th inst. the company having
borrowed a Hoe press until the new one ordered
Il hau l. Z rav a W "a II
size and form of the Herald, and will be sold at
three cents per copy. Ithas also made arrauga-
nleuf, Tor The USrGId's ship news. The only
residents OF Washington connected with this
new journal, are Mr.. Wm. P. Copeland. tinan-
cial edItcr, who viii remain here during the
winter 70 look after matters financial and COM
nereisI, and Mr.. L. Il. Wright, who will have
charge OF the Washington bureau.
TAE yellow FEvgR AT PENsACoLA.-The
following telegram has been resolved here to-
day.
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA, FLA, oct 50.
Hon. Secretary # tie Way, WdStisg,OH- Six
cases AT present: Commodore NOOlsey, Lieut..
Commanders KefiOyg and Barclay, Dr. Miller,
Engineer McElWtlI, and Sergeant David Nc
Closksy. EieFtU cases coavslescing: Cap
SemElCs, Engineer Lnmdln, and nine enlisted
sesmeD. GEO. !. r. WILDE,
Lieutenant COMMANDER, Commanding.
The Department has given orders 70 transfer
the Cf.CsTs and men who are well from the
naval station 70 the iron clad Connecticut, and
remove the vessel 70 healthy locality.
TIE STAMPED ESvELoFE AND NExsPArEs
COGTEA CT.-The Springfield Mass III0a, OF
tire 18th uIl.. has the following relative 10 the
STAMPED envelope and newspaper wrapper con
tract recently awarded by the Post Dfice de-
IaTtmert % the PLymPtOD Manufacturing com
psDy, Of Hartford. COun-. Although td1
RlymptOn company Of Hartford got the big en-
Ee'0pe CaEtrRct, II - unable 70 Swing ~ alone,
and the Morgan company OF this city VIII hare
1, with them. The latter concern has already
shipped - N achiHes (printing, folding, and
Stamping 10 Hartford, and have IL more
which VIII sOOn be forwarded For a month oI
more the skil.ed wOrkmen employed by thC
Morgan VIII be employed in Hartford. gOi nE
and TetuTniB Bg daily by tram, bat there viii bS
no permanent de letiOn OF their working force
here while their machinery " III also be restored
10 its former stand ard