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THE ENGLISH PRESS ON BEECHER.-The
opinions OF the English press, and especially
conhicting. The nonconformists are divided
as TO his guilt The Rev. Mr.. Parker thinks
MIN innocent, and has led in the movement
Tor clerical "vote OF confidence" but the
Rev George Gilfllan has expressed his belief
that Mr.. Beecher is guilty, In a letter which
the London Christian World could not accent
the RESPONSIBILITY of nrinfinR
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A Dlstillery Burned.

CINCINNATI, July 20.-This morning. the
disullery of III. 4. Jasper. in Covington. Ky,
was burned, together with 800 or 400 barrels
Of whisky and 2.o00 bushels OF malt. Loss
$4,000; insured for 90, goo in Cincinnati com
D6uieS,
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OIL STRIKES.-The Titusville Herald of
the 10th says that three new oil strikes are
of sufficient magnitude TO cause serious ap-
prehension TO the trade. They are the Jerl-
Dings fourth sand well on the Steel farm be-
tween Petrolia and Harms City, doing $40 TO
500 barrels; the Schneider well at Fajrviaw
doing 290 barrels, and the Galley well on the
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A Woman Eurued In neaf,,

FORT JERVIS, July 20.-Mrs. William A.
Allen, young woman living near Basket
station, while descending stairs with light
ed lamp had an epileptic fit. The lamp ex-
ploded and she was fatally burned.
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LONDON, July 20.-Messrs. McKenna and
Pollock viii not shoot IN the Irish eight IL
The match for the Elcho challenge shield.
MeSSrs. Greenhill and William Rigby have
been substituted Tor them. This change
weakens the chances of the Irishmen for the
ElchO shield.
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War Against tn = Herzegovina Insur.

CoNsTASTINoPL :. July 20.-The Turkish
government has ord red the Governor of the
province OF Bosnia todispatch troops against
the insurgents in Here g0Vina.
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LADY JANE GRIFFIN FRAME LIN. widow
OF Sir John Franklin, who died Sunday night
III London, was born at the beginning OF the
present century. In lS25 she married Sir
John, whom ten years later she accompanied
10 IAN Dleman'S Land, whittier he went as
governor. He held this Office until 1915. In
that year lie was appointed 10 the command
OF a new expedition 20 discover the north
west passage. 1t consisted OF the ships Ere
bus and Terror. FTanklin's orlers were 70
return In Isl ana in ISIS, no tidings Of the
expedition having reached England, The anX-
let( OF the country as TO his fate lei to the
httlng out OF several expeditions IL search
OF him. Lady franklin placed her whole
fortune az the disposal of tie various travel
trs who from time TO time have made At
tempts 10 find traces OF her husband.
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WRECK OF BRIG.-The Portuguese brig
Farlo, from OportO for Halifax, was total v
wrecked July Il, on Sable island, ninety
miles southeast OF Nova ScOtia The captain
stewart and one man were drowned. Her
cargo, consisting Of cork, wood and salt is a
total loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-20

LUNAR NOLCANOES.-The tkeOry-Or
nally prCpouuGed, we believe. ny Mr. Nes-
myth, the English astronomer-tllaf the cIa-
Performed mountains, with which every
portion OF the moons surface appears 20 b.
covered, are really the crateTs OF extinct
lunar volcanoes. appears TO be gaining more
and more favor ~ astronomical circles. One
OF tie most plausible evidences urgei in
iaNoT OF this theory is the frequent occur
renee OF the central cone, the result Of the
last eTuptIVe efforts OF an expiring volcano
so FAMILIAR to all those who have observed
volcanic craters on the surface OF tn eearfh.
This central cone is shown 10 exist in tie
majority OF the lunar centcrS, and the con-
cluSion is Therefore drawn that they are the
result OF the same kind of action which has
produced them Oh the volcanoes OF the earth
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Nor A BED oF ROSES For THE PENCE.

NOT A DIED. OF hOSES FOX til r. tt.INCE.-
A meeting was held in hyde Park, London,
Sunday, 20 protest against the grant Tor the
Prince OF Wales visit TO India. Twelve
thousand persons were present Mr.. Brad
laugh made violent speech, and concluded
by Offering a resolution ola similar charac-
ter. The resolution was almost unanimous
~ adopted. Eight persons who voted against
lice had 10 Interfere for their protection.
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TIE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE.

dispatch from Beaver. Utah. says taat the
pTosecu tion in the Mountain Meadow masSa-
ere viii not make use or the statement OF
Lee, one OF the parties Indicted for
the murder, as they expect To prove
more by the witnesses already sum
moned than he coufeSses. On the aSSerlb-
hundred and seven witnesses were called
not more than half of whom answered. Lees
counsel asked for a continuance until To-
day, when they promised TO be ready To 20
a ri
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NV IL tha riaa shootFno a, kVs-.b IeIo-,
yesterday Sir Henry Halford won the first
Albert prize, and Gildersleeve, American,
the second. The match between the lords
and commons was won by the latter. In the
match for the Rife Association cap, Cole
man, American, scored 40 out OF So leading
a large number of competitors.
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CONFESSION oF THE WISCONSIN, WOMAN
VINO HEED MAN To CO AND kIII UKR
tISBAR D.--lhe attempted murder OF Mr.
keoch. OF Fond Cu Lac. by a man named
Newton IN Florida, has been published in
this paper In an its details Ii seems that
Mn. kC,ch hired Newton 10 so to Florida.
and XII her husband and the woman ne was
living with. That he killed the woman and
came near killing kecCh has already ap-
Feared. When Mrs. keech heart Of IA,
tragedy Size Immediately left FOR Florida
not knowing that Newton hal been can
trred or that her husband was rot deaf.
SIZE was. upon reaching Jacksonville ar
rested. and, ulon examination. sent 10 fail
await her trial. After being In lall for a
TIME Mrs. hec,h made "a cOuft SSIon. she
sitld she had employed Newton 10 do the
hl'.IN work, tbat she gave him money 10
lay expenses. bought him revolver, etc
Wien asked why she had done such a thing.
ste -ai. her husband had treated her % badly
,laS -Ee was dfl ven Ia the deed. Sine seemed
10 r'Cfrt thai Newton had made Sy.ch poor
w'Tk IN his dealings with Keach. She wanted
MN kilied or out Of the way. Among the
other rumOrs In connection with tue drea l.
lLl ailalr Is one 10 the eject that Mrs kepcf,
thought by Setti'g keech KILLED. She could
establish LCr claim as his wi low and thus
eci las Irui cTIE, which rs supposed 20 be all
TIE way iTum --A.ts1 To ~.5Utot. This agrees
W IN tie statement made hy Newton that
ne vas 10 have half OF the property Tor The
IaTt re took I'm the matter. Mr. koerh is
able 20 walk around. He StIll Suffers rnucso
nom bis wounds. II j. likely THAT he VIII
get along an Ti-l Hi'trTgff. ~
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LONDON, July Cool. Bodine, of the
American team, is suffering from a cold. He
visited the camp at Wimbledon to-day, bat
was not in condition to shoot.
Ihc Si,NOiin.c for the EIcI.n
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A LONG YACHT VoYAGE.-The yacht Eff
fort, under sixteen tons, which left Fleet
wood, England, May %, arrived ct st. Johns,
N. b, Sunday. The voyage was remarka-
Die for heavy weather. The crew consists OF
captain, mate, and Two boys.
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NATIONAL BANKERS Commemorative
hundred prominent bank presidents and
cashiers are in Saratoga, N. Y, to attend the
National Bankers Convention, which meets
to-day. About one thousand more are ex-
pected TO arrive.
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n NV JERSEY GIRL MARRTrS HER
SELF TO 4 NAN OVER SEVENTY FoR
Si3'te.-A sCmeShat eccentric enough "A
wealthy gentleman named Gares. haS &c
'fhty hcel creating quite q sensation Ia
ana about Somerville. lie Is wei q svancr 2
ma years. being upward OF 20, himself a wild
over and a cripple, with one married taugh-
TT, an only child. tie moved into HILLSIDE
f"tGE TOWNSHIP over a year ago. and bought
sehslo,rab real estate. giving ore farm u
ms daughter. lie i said 10 have been lutte
AVIS with hiS mOucy-tO SUCH tp extent
mai lis family became alarmed. lal an ef-
.OTt was made by his daughter and son in
Jaw To have him declared insane and placed
Ui.uef Guardianship, but tins effort proved a
!ailuTe. Among his other ecccutr!ctties was
MS evident loneliness for the society pI Young
4adles. On the sta or July he became &C =
iLalnted with young lady from the west
WHO, with her mother, was temporarily
laying IA SO1neryilte. aud who il not yetout
pi her Teens. 70 whom he made proposals of
marriage. The glrl took one hour ID cpnSid-
or The matter, and then Siguifief her accent
az &c, although, IL is said, against TIA wishes
OF Ter mother, and or Monday OF this week
Inc parties were united In N lrriaga the GER
Cnony taxing place I'm Plaindelt-the mo-
tneT IN Tie meantime having become recon-
clIed Fifteen thousand dDllars was the
marriage portion Of the bride. which sum
was al once placed at her sposal.-Symcr-
So ItS cgFey.
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THE JACKSON DEFALCATIoN AND SIR.
CIDE--The revenue officers at Louisville.
KY, completed last night their investiga,
tion into the affairs OF the United States col
lectors Office there, and report the defalca-
1t is their opinion that jackson has been
stealing for several years, but that the buI K
OF the money was taken during last Febru-
airy. No trace of how he disposed OF the
stolen money has been discovered.
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SOUTHERN PRosPERITY.-GenfIenanw

SUI III tEiN I KDSP XXI IG.-Tpnt Ieffl ol VINO
have been travelling through various portions
OF the southern states bring encouraging ac-
counts OF the improved state of affairs in the
south in most every respect. though il is
principally based on the crops, which prom
Use better yield than in any year since the
close of the war. Evidence OF a returning
and substantial prosperity, coupled with the
fratCrnal feeling which has grown ont 81 the
recent centennial celebrations. has produced
a change throughout that section.
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Y. VI. 4. A. i'm London

LoNDON, July 2O.-A few gentlemen while
break1asting with Mr.. Graham, former mem
Der OF Parliament. opened a subscription
with $4,000 to build a Young Mems Chris
tian hall here.
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IN LoNDoN.-Of the foreign Mayors invited
TO The Mayors International banquet at
London, fifteen have signified their accep-
lance OF the invitation, seventeen have not
yet answered, and twenty-five have declined,
including all the Germans invited Tae
Mayors of Quebec aud Boston are among
those who have accepted the invitation.
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KILLED BY A BoY.-John Wallace was
shot and killed in Allegany county, Nd. on
Sunday, by John Stewart, a youth of nine
teen years. 10 whom he had refused liquor
and elected frum his house.
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A CURIOUS CAsE-Thomas Sprott an en-
gineer, who on the It'll of June threw his
wife out of a third-story window in New
York, was sentenced yesterday TO ten years
in the penitentiary, notwithstanding both
man and wife denisd The assault.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-20

BILL OF PARTICULARS IN THE TWEED
CAsE.-Judge Donohue, Of New York, has
granted the motion that VIM. NJ. Tweed
should be furnish ed with a bill Of particulars
in the suit against him for 81 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-20

THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at
the Treasury to-day for redemption aSgre-
gated S53g m
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PRESIDENT GRANT is expected TO attend
e Grand Army reunion at Newark to-
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THE COTTON OPERATIVES AT FALL
RIvER.-It is believed that the operatives at
Fall River, Mass, realizing the general de-
preston in the cotton goods market, will
quietly submit to the proposed general re-
duction OF wages TO take effect on the FIRST
Monday in August, and not undertake
strike.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,

OUR RIFLEMEN ABROAD.
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EXPLAINED THE MYSTERY.-The Detroit
Free Press says:-"The other day, after a
Detroit broker had borrowed 500 for a citi-
zen who was IN need OF money, and ha1
taken out a good share OF the green backs for
commission, &C, he replied to the surprised
inquiries Of the borrower by saying: Now
figure IL yourself. You see, you pay me 80
for getting the money; you pay $ for max
ing out the papers: you pay - for swearing
10 them; you pay five per cent. back so that
We escape tie usury law; there's the revenue
stamps, the insurance on property, the alb
stract OF title, &c, and here's your Sl35 as
straight as q Decline. II you want SIS more
10 make IL up 10 500 Ill charge you but so
10 GET iti'D
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SECRETARY OF WAR BELKNAP, General
Marcy, and General VIM. Myers arrived at
Salt Lake City last evening. on their way to
tie Yellow Stone and upper Missouri.
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TREATMENT or TRAMPs.-Fix the penalty
for begging al ten days labor on the high
ways for each offence; there is no danger OF a
failing demand for that sort Of labor for the
next fifty years. Give 10 every citizen the
power 10 make arrests in cases OF vagrancy,
aud for every ten days labor by the person
50 arrested credit the person making the ar
Test with five days towards the working out
ofiis road tax. For his labor give the tramp
decent board and lodging AMI from tel q
hity cents a day as wages, according % Ia
eLiciercy. Let such law be vigorously eE-
6CUted, and in a little while we should have
better roads and fewer tramps. The honest
seekers for work suffer less under Suca a sys-
ten tEan they do now.-ScieIIfiGc -iIaoricqn.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, S2l6,572.7O; from customs, s467 ,2S6 10.
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'!'c FLEAsJRE sEEEEkS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
STEINER PILOT BOY, Capt. WE. Byles.

After th.s dsfe and during The sumner months the
rHf ..-g 81 arr BE- FL, BOY Will rD
: az !" t~.i HE- H. - % ~ street = $50 =
VIM tyrrF EJE~I ~ ard SAT z 9-<zSr<<7sssS
- - rl1 g. a clock, t-r principal ignITg -
o. h. Tot pa IuClutfuE the itvcTIte Summer Rs-
= - COTTON : aug 8iaki-r 2 Isiaud Returning.
So. arrive "a W t-hfr4Et "a early " -fne-ldy and
: -.ti-y evening o. Saturday. Ia addition . tho
a. .- ia- uirE- tie HlIf Noy viii take pas-euE =
90 teo.HIct.vE. arriving - 70 early sa-ae eve
= e. i-aN us or SUNDAY IA HruIug for 4sainCtp1.
-ia scenery 2 she Potomac being unsurpass-,i.
81 tr- Pilot Boy the oLiy affOrliug yiew
'.' entire route b. daylight. makes these n -
So ssaLt lr heaishtu trips for fgmili-s and social
s-Ttis~- Far. single trir, 2 round trip tickets,
gocd Until Used, s.. APplv 30
y. Z FIrZHU CT. Agent,
relf2-l tree ftar
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TIE SIOUX NEGOTIATIONS s. ID.
Human, chairman of the sub commission
IL negotiate with the Sioux Indians, tele-
grgrIS TO the Commissioner OF Indian AT
airs from Red Cloud agency July Is, as fol-
lows: 1--WE met the Brules and Ogallallas in
council to-day. They desire the gen eral
council to be held at ShadrOn creek. midway
between X Cloud and Spot ed Taii agen-
c.Cs, on Septe mber ], and positively refused
70 20 to the Missouri river. They will aid in
bringing in the Northern Sioux and Cley-
eEnCS. We have agreed to the place and time
81 lenated by them subject to Your aDprO-
val. We leave for Cheyenne agency to-InOr-
row"
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FRESHMAN COAL TRADE.-Thcre was
some little disturbance threatened at inlI .
NlCual mines in the Schuylkil coal region
al the beginning OF the past week, in resist
aLce 10 the reduction of ten cents Der ton in
wage; but, SO far a. va have learned not
nuCh las come OF II, nor l. there likely To.
Coal production Will TO doubt 20 on at all
The mines on the terms that work was re-
sumed' giving 10 the market Tor anthracite
ccal he largest supply that II viii take. The
production for the week ending 10Th instant
was, of all kinds, jOe sg5. and for the wear
S.$I5,l51 tons, against T. .Cel tons 70 sam 3
time last year, q decrease q ".sI-.4s4 tons.
Tie iotai rlOiUctiOn OF coal this year 10 this
cate IS within a few pounds Il 3 +. millions OF
tons less Than 10 was last year IL correspond
ING date. The SchuyIAIil region - sending
coal forward freely. The tonnage by both
road and canal last week amoautel 10
lis SO tons, while IN the coreSp0ndi X week
last year IL was but f.35a tons. The orders
Tor coal come In freely FOR all sizes except
those OF tllnp ard steamer. The demand Tor
these sizes = slack, because OF the great prOs-
tratlon ~ business in the manufacturing dis
'TlctS and tie limited consumption by our
steam marine. Unless there shall BE- some
revival an Tue pursuits named. the demand
Tor coai VIII be materially shortened from
what II would otherwise be.--Tbi'T. Lefycf.
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Chinese Embassy to England.


MADhID' July -U.-Int cOn>IlLutlOnaI corn
| mlttee has by vote of 20 against rejected
! an amendment to the new constitution in
| opposition to the principle OF religious lib
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CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
FIRE IN CINCINNATI.

Firemen Injured by an Explosion.
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a BURGLAR SHOT BY A Boz OF SEVEN
TEFN.-At 80 o'clock yesterday morning
[! aries W. Thompson. a young man Seven-
teen years or age. residing a. F4G 7, oh ave
rue, brooklyn. shot a burglar whom ne dis
Covered coming out OF his Fathers workshop.
Young Thompson WAS preparing TO leave
nome on fishing excursion al that early
hour Ia tie morning. hen he saw a man
coming out OF his fathers carpenter Shpp,
carrying with him a bundle OF carpenters
tools. Thompson called after him - stand
ard give an account OF himself AID racelV-
lNg no reply discharged a shotgun AZ the IN
trader. ara lodged portion of the contents
IN lis les. Tie wounded man, whose name
- Thomas flaming, was taken % the Flat
bush hOSTital. where his wounds ere dress
cd. and he was subsequently placed under
aucSt, an officer detailed 10 take charge OF
hIm in the hCspital-M L. Tine. lslh
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PERSONAL. Rev. George W. Samson
formerly president of Columbian University,
is in town spending a few DAYS with his son,
/ r. q. W. Samson. j.. .-.- Among the guests
OF the Ocean House, at Newport, are Col.
Robert j. ST pbenS. clerk of the House of
Representatives Committee on ApprOpria-
tionS; Sam Ward, the "king of the LOBBY
Ex Gov. McCCok, o. Colorado; Geo. III. But
Ter, Of The ire ists. " SIuset" Cox. and Mrs.
g." Francis Train: ...- Mr. and Mrs ID. r.
81 X e, a b cty. wLO are spending the
- INNER in California, have lately heen
doing Yosemite Valley. '-'- L. :. Grant.
r., son of President Grant, rrived al New
! OK yesterday on the steamer City OF b =
I'M from Liverpool.
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TOK EXCURSIONs.

TIE Macy WASHINGTCS
~ larger room fr pleasure PARTIES than any other
t-'r- Effh fE4hTEh k<FEhT
~ AND EFENIAG. Regular = - A.
TIPS . EyucEt aud return Mon Exax-z<t-<ss
Ca - -resl.sys a1t Frit-ys, leaving s.h--.T-et
s.Tt a; = n A2DiJ On board, o. o. DE. HOW
- an P.H TRoTH. President.
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THE internal revenue bureau has received
information OF the death by drowning at
Portsmouth. n. H., on the 10th inst, of VIM.
T.. Sargent, an inter- al revenue storekeeper
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Too Much ToBACCo.-We are extremely
sorry to announce that the friends OF Mr..
Guide j. WoOdring have been forced to tn Ike
steps to deprive him of his liberty for time,
on account OF the prevalent opinion among
Our.l eople that, his mind Is over BALANCED.
His alteration is announced by physicians
TO be due to the excessive use OF tobacco, and
IL was determined To cOnfine him so that he
effectually weaned from IL. An inquisition
was holden at the county court-r room Tues
dag morning and a verdict as above was
reached.-P1osti Tenn CJtizen.
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I'UN ~ 2 = a.
Il Gtc os..r.a55-u- ton Steamer III -
PILOT BOY. TX A.
kaviug been specially ftted Up for EXT1'RcITSS.
ca BE chartered OF reason be terms Apply &c
\. q EITZHUGH, Agent,
EaJ n 5n 6th street vhar@
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The BRUSSELS Conference

LONDON. July 20.-The Dam T;le1ronh
says Rus ia has officially announced her In
tentiou of Withdrawing her proposal for the
Continuance of the BruS els conference.
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Washington, July 18th.

PROMOTION AND APPOISTHENT.-Mr
Zabina Ellis, OF New York, has been ap-
pointed disbursing clerk OF the Sixth Audi
tors office, TO take effect the LIST instant, vice
MIR. r. b. Lilley, Promoted to the deputy
authorship. Mr. Ellis has fine record a. a
soldier. he not only served himself through
out the war, but had four sons in the army,
one of whom died in Andersoavilie prison
VIM. y. Wayne, of Alabama, has been ap-
rOintci trst. class clerk in the same olfich
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PRESIDENTIAL ACTIUN.-The President
has signed the commission OF Rudolphus
Hubbard, postmaster at McGregor, Iowa.
lie has also rec'eniZed LUIS CaSaval consul
IF Spain at Portland. Me.
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MOVEMENTS OF L. s. NAVAL VESSELS
The Lancaster has been ordered out Of com
mission at Portsmouth, n. Il. As soon as
the health authorities will allow the crew to
60 Oh shore they will be paid of and dis
G. arCct. The POThatan arrived at New
York on Tie 18th instant from Panama
bringing Capt. Calhoun. Is officers and 1Z3
men nom the Omaha. The exchange OF Off
GERS and crew Of the Omaha took place on
u eth Of July at Panama. TIE men who
came home are 10 be paid of aud discharged
The fowhatan is ordered on a cruise east as
FAR as Portland. for the benefit of the health
Of the ships company.
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Gov. LESLIE FINED FOR PLAYING Gro.
oUET.-The Frankfort, KY, Yeoman says
that on Saturday, afternoon, as Gov. Leslie
and several gentlemen, on his invitation,
yard, they were served with warrant of ar
rest nom the police court OF the city of Frank
fort for violation OF law. statute was
enacted in 1865 to prevent injury To the state
groGrds, and among the things prohibited
was the playing of any game within the
square. The prisoners pleaded guilty, and
the jury found verdict of 81 each against
two, and one cent each against the other two
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