The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-06-01
LAST EDITION.
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NEW YORK, June 1.--Arriyed: steam.
ships .Periere from Hayre, and Queen
from Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN, June 1.-The Cunard
steamship China, from Boston, arrived
at this port at IL z. NJ. yesterday.
90 LONDON, June 1.-The creditors OF
Sanaerson u 90. aud Glead "A. smith
are Tor The mostpart secured.
BROOKLYN, June 1.-Mr. Evarts re.
sumed MS argument Tor the defendant
in the Tilton. Beecher suit this morning
The Courtroom Is densely crowded, and
intense interest is manifested la the
speech.
ALBANY, N. Y. June Ia number OF
repOrurs ATTENDED the opening OF Inc
C0url Appea s this morning In antici'
patton vi a decision being made Ill the
Tweed case. The usual decisions were
handed Down, but nothing relative tG
TWeed.-Tne Commissioner to inyesti-
gaze the alleged canal frauds begins its
lab0rs to-day.
CHICAGO, June 1.-The eighth National
Temperance Convention commenced its
sessions at Farwell Hall this morning.
A very la ge number OF delegates have
arrived IRON all parts of the world, and
it is expected that no less than seven
hundred regular s0cietles or temperance
organizations will he represented before
the conclusion of the session, winch
lasts three days. -seta
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1.-The
Agent ol the Treasury Department has
just completed tour OF several months,
" hich has been devoted to the examIna-
tiOn Of the condition and methods OF
business of the interior ports OF entry
aud delivery. He has prepared series
IF nt "a q rn i N plf. III n ~
ports visited and an account OF the busi-
ness transacted. IL recommends the
additions OF the custom machinery on
the Western rivers. Among tue ports
likely to be abolished as useless are
Galena and Alton, H.; Omaha. Neb.
Dubuque and Burling ton, Iowa; Qaincy,
Ill.,; and Evansville, Ind.
PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-Yesterday af-
ternoon the Centennial Convention Of
the City Council and Mayor Stokely, ac-
companled ny several members OF the
Centennial Board OF Finance and Mr..
j. Il. Campbell, Secretary of the Centen-
NAL commissioners, paid visit of In
spection to the Centennial grounds. The
work ON the building mas progressed
wonderfully. One hundred tons OF gram
ite are being placed daily III position. 1t
is expected That Monumental Hail will
be complated in July. The ground lor
Agricultural Hall will be broken July
6tn, when an exhibition and concert will
be given in Machinery Hail. winch will
then be capable Of holding 10000 people
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Attorney
General has issued the following order
OF assignment in conference with the re-
organization. ofhis depart ment:
COMPARTMENT OF JUSTICE,
''.WAsHINGTON, june l, 1875.
GAS heads Of Bureaus, the follow
ing are designated by the Attor-
ney General: Bureau of the Su-
preme. Court, AsslsIant, Attorney Gen
e.a; General not yet appointed. Bu-
reau Of Claims, Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Thomas Semons. Bureau of Legal
Investigation, elect j. Bentley; Bureau
OF Official Correspondence, A. r. Dutton;
Bureau OF the Chief Clerk, A. j. Wells.
Tue Chief Clelk having resigned, to
take effect on the 18th inst, no assistant
Is made. Bureau Of Criminal Law, Ed
ward Il. French. s..f.,, ..7,lt -.
lSigned "EDwARD PIERREPoNT,
! s.AtLorney General"