Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-17

Wv EbSHENT hECEIHTS 10 DAY.-lnJsr-
nal re'e ne, s3Gi ..II.9> customs, sii3, ii5.3S.
oLIGARIo. chief of the Mission Indians. Of
California, had a firal interview with Indian
CommissioneT Smith to-day.
THE AMOUNT of National Bank note cur
rency received at the Treasury department
to-day for redemption aggregated $4,000.
AT THE WHITE HOUsE.-Among those
who had interviews with the President to-
day were Secretary Chandler and Attorney
General Pierreront.
MRS. OATES appears at the National next
week with her fine new company in comic
opera, and the sale of seats will commence
at the box office Tomorrow morning.
BARON BLANC, the Italian Minister was
serenaded last night by the members of the
Italian Union Benevolent Society in this
city, a portion of the Marine Band being en-
gagged for the occasion.
THE CONTRACT for furnishing paper upon
which internal revenue stamps will be
printed during the next year has been
awarded to Wilcox & Co, of philadelphia, at
70 cents per pound.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL is engaged i'm
the preparation of his report, which will be
presented in connection with the Presidents
message, and will not be delayed beyond that
Mr.. j. w. BAB5oN, chief OF the finance d.
vision of the Pension Office, will PROBABLY
be appointed to fill the vacancy occasionet
by the resignation Of Deputy Commissioner
Jockey, which taxes effect December ID.
SIXTH AUDITOR MEG REV has received
copy of resolutions transmitted to the Presi
dent, Secretary BristOw, and him SELF by the
republican executive committee OF ClermOnt
county, OHIO, expressing qualification 1T
the appointment OF Col. MEG. as Sixth Aud
tor.
FURTHER ACTION has been suspended in
the cases of Messrs. j. Il. Raymond aud E. b
Hatch, recently appointed postmasters at
Nicksburg and Holly Springs, Miss, vice
fease ard Stearns, suspended. Neither of
the former gentlemen having been commits
stoned, ex-senator Pease aud Mr.. Stearas
are still postmasters AZ the places named.
REPENTANT-Tne Secretary Of War has
received letter from Portland, Oregon,
dated November 2, and reading as follows
y was once in the service of the United
states, but Low am in the service of my
God. inciosed fad post Office money order
for forty dol lars. which belongs to the gov
mtnt OF the United States"
TREASURER NEW has received letter
from Mr. English, the president of the bank
at Indianapolis in which Mr.. New is largely
improved, there will be no necessity Tor him
al present 10 leave the bank. Mr.. New
therefore. has concluded not to resign his
Office OF United States Treasurer.
COLUMBUS ALEXANDER ON BUELL's
BoND.-This morning Mr.. a. &. Buell., in
dicted for criminal libel on Hon. u. Chand-
Ter, appeared mt the court house with his
counsel. Mr.. WIN. Birney. Mr.. Columbus
Alexander accompanied them, and he was
accepted on Buells bond for - 900 for the
lat,tI's appearance for trial.
SMITH STICKs.-Tbe statement that sec 9.
tary Chandler has accepted the resignation ,
o. Indian Commissioners Smith AMI appoint .
ed George GerCme, OF Michigan. To nil his +
place. is jhc0yrfct. Mr., Smith offered nj. .
aSispation rs Indian commissioner On the .
Jay Secretary CGagGier took his seat, AMI :.
he secretary ~ that time declined ID recaiv. 3
L.
THE NICE-PgE>IDENT'S COvDJT1ON- 3
DR.. Baxter says that yesterday visitors were I
excluded H. or,'eF that Mr.. Wilson sh0r'd 2
have n chance 70 recover from The fatigue in /
cident 10 having set up too much the day !
? efore. To-day he is feeling mach better !!
and stronger, and there is every Indication :
. Al he will be able 10 start for hls ,rne o. ,
Monday next.
THE STATEMENT of Washington CORE |
spOndent OF the Augusta C7po.,icte dad Seaii- /
rel to the effect that Postmaster General !
Jewell had dismissed a daughter of Jackson,
Who shot Col. Ellsworth in Alexandra, Va, /
and that she was restored by order OF the /
President, is notion, for the following rea- /
Miss jackson was an excellent |
clerk; Cd she was never dism issed from the |
Post Office department; anu 30 she was |
never employed there.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign r. r Nlchol- /
son, TO the photographic office; Assistant !
Surgeon Samuel w. Battle, to the naval /
fol of
geOn {. w. Dean, to the naval hospital, at |
Norfolk, Va; Passed Assistant Engineer 4. |
Z. Engard. To the naval rendezvous, at !
Philadelphia; Lieutenant Chas. NJ. Thomas /
has been detached from the PhiladelphIa /
navy yard and ordered to duty connected |
with Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia. |
CENrENNIAL.-The department of public !
instruction the province OF Ontario, Can |
ada, have informed the Commissioner OF ell !
ucation that they Will require space thirty |
oy nifty feet at the centennial exhibition, |
next year, for represenLiOn OF their educa- |
tlOnal interests. The commissioned. who is /
much pleased at the earnestness OF the Can |
adam authorities, will refer the communi- |
catlon 10 the proper officials at Philadel- /
phia.
INVESTIGATION OF THE SECOND Con- |
TRoLLER's OFFICE.--Secretary Bristow has !
appointed commission TO investigate the |
condition OF affairs in the Office OF the SecouG
Controller of the Treasury, in accordance |
Will tic Ol Tie Sfdflu Jury 1
of The District of Columbia that investigated |
the WitOwski fraudulent claim. The follow |
lng gentlemen compose the commissions: |
Fist Auditor MahOn, Acting Chief Clerk |
Porter, appointment Clerk Martin, aud AS |
sistant Solicitor Robinson.
PEEsONAL.-HOl.S aml j. Randall. prom. |
jnent as candidate for the Speakership of |
the "A h Congress, arrived in the city from |
Philadelphia last night. Mr.. Randall will |
re-occupy his residence on Capitol Hill for |
the winter mouths. samuel C.. Collins, |
of the firm of Collins 4 McLeester, type |
founders in Philadelphia. and a member OF |
the city council of that place is at Willard's. |
Senator Ingalls, and family arrived here |
this morning, and have taken house $50 X |
street northwest for their place OF residence. |
80. Hon. A. 8. Gaylord, OF Mich, the new |
assistant Attorney General, assigned to duty |
At the Indian department, assumed his du- |
ties to-day. Charles NordhOh, of the New |
YORK Herald, has arrived in the city, and |
taken charge of the Herald bureau. |
GERMANY AND THE CENTENNlAL-1hs |
Consul General Of the United States at Il .r- |
tin has sent a dispatch to Col, FOrney deny- |
rig the reported indifference of Germayy |
Tith reference to the centennial. G. .rmany |