Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25

following dispatch from the department OF
Arizona was received at the War department to-
day, being forwarded by Gen. Mcdowell: "Capt.
Rafferty,, who was ordered after Marquez under
date OF June 21st. reports that Marquee has dis
banded and dispersed his followers, selling his
arms and clothing. Particulars by mail.
AMERICAN CLOCKS IN CHINA-Mr Denny. the
consul general OF the United states at Shang-
hal, in recent dispatch informs the Depart
ment of State that an American manufacturing
company has met with remarkable success in
the Introduction OF their clocks In China. They
sent out an agent with 400 OF 500 cases OF sam
pie clocks, running six and twelve to the case
TO establish a house at Shanghai. and within
four days after he opened his sample rooms he
had disposed Of every one. The agent informed
Mr. Denny that in the same time lie could have
sold at least 1880 or 800 cases. Mr.. Denny
thinks that large field Is now open TO Ameri-
can manufacturers In this particular article
and that with an earnest endeaVor on their
part to meet the wants OF the Chinese market
they can control the trade.
EMIGRATION From HUNGARY.-The minister OF
the United States at Vienna, Austria, informs
the Department of State that the large and
increasing emigration among the peasantry OF
Hungary Is attracting public attention, and
that the adyisability or checking 1t by granting
public lands in Hungary TO the destitute Is being
discussed. The people in the region of the
county OF SarOS are emigrating en- filaSse This
spring over 5000 have gone from one county, Of
WHOM ,0OI have left their families and 56a were
held to render military service. Petitions for
its restriction are being presented.
NAVAL ORDEKs.-Master s. L. Graham, to the
photographic Office, July lst. Nate j. w. Bax-
ter, to duty on the high commission steamer
Lookout. Medical Director Edward Shippen, to
special duty at Philadelphia. Medical Director
George Peck and surgeons N. L. Bates and T.
n. PenroSe, from duty On the medical examin.
Ing board, July 3D., and placed on waiting Or
deIs. @ Surgeon J; A. Hawke, to the Monocacy,
Mate Samuel Gee to the Fish Hawk is revoked.
Leaves grantel-COmmander e. L. Woodward,
one month from July 18th; Lieut.. G.. NJ Book
Tor month OF July; Lieut.. b. McIlvaine. one
month from July 1st. Master c. L. Bruins, one
month from 21st instant; Assistant raymaster
Z. NJ. Ray. for July; Passed Assistant Engineer
w. l. Baine, for July: Passed Assistant Engt-
Truman, for July.
MIDsHIPMAN j. X. Brice has resigned his posi-
ton In the navy.
PERsONAL-Senator Plumb Is at the National.
"A. T. Paine, OF Washington, was registered
In Paris yesterday.-Maior Clark, recorder of
ne lano once, mas gone 10 join his family at
ASOury Park.-h. Murray Duncan OF this city
was granted the degree OF mining engineer by
Lehigh University yesterday.
THE NEW NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CoMMIrTEE
Is made up as fOllows:-Alabama, Levi W. Law
Ter; Arkansas, John j. Sumpter; California,
James T. Farley; Colorado, T. NJ Patterson;
Connecticut. VIM. III. Barnum: Delaware, Igna-
tiuS {. GOubb: Florida, Samuel PaSco; Georgia.
George I: Barnes; Illinois, William C. Go1dy;
Indiana, Austin 81. Brown; Iowa. M. NJ. Ham:
Kansas, Charles w. Blair: Kentucky, Hyde Nc
Henry; louisiana, b. F. Jonas; Maine, Edmund
wilson; Maryland, Outerbridge Horsey; Massa-
kanter; Minnesota, p. I'll. Kelly; Mississippi,
General w. T. Martin; Missouri, General John
q. Pfather: Nebraska, j. Sterling Morton: Ne
Vada y. D. Z. hagerman; New Hampshire, Alvah
W. SulloWnay. New Jersey. OreStes Cleveland;
New York, Abram S. Hewitt; North Carolina
Nj. W. Ransom; Ohio, net named; Oregon. NOT
named; PENNSYLVANIA, not named; Rhode Is
land, Abner j. BarnaDy; South Carolina, f. w,
Dawson; Tennessee, Thomas O'Connor; Texas
+. 5. Stockdale; Vermont, Bradley X. Smalley
Virginia, Rotert A. Coghin; Wisconsin, Vim. f.
Fitas; West Virginia. Alex. Campbell.
A RUNNING FIGHT WITH MoONsHINERs-Rev.
enue Agent Wagner telegraphs the Internal
Revenue bureau to-day frem Atlanta as follows:
deputy Collector Post and Deputy Marshal
bolton, %lin morse: We're were engaged yesterday in
ton known as Red Oak, in Campbell county.
They had found five, and were en- route TO others
which were located by guide who accompanied
them, when they were fired upon by party OF
men In ambush at the roadside. The officers re-
turned the fire, and the diStillerS broke and ran
nr1ng as they retreated. The officers followed
bLiSilIs anu tuC UptHtu ufcU again.
which was also returned, driving Of the aSsail-
ants. One prisoner, with arms in his hands
was brought out by the officers, and it Is known
Ilat TWO OF tne attacking party were wounded,
one probably fatally
A MEMBER OF THE CABINET ON THE TICKET.-A
member OF the Cabinet said last night that the
democratic ticket probably will not poll the full
democratic vote In the north, and cannot secure
any republican or Independent votes. 1T has
a great many weaknesses and those weaknesses
Will become more apparent as the campaign
proceeds Hancock Is mere soldier, he is not
a statesman, he has no knowledge of affairs: he
Is soldier indeed whose political record con-
SlStS or prOnuncfamentOeS which were practi-
cally insubOrdinat1On. He always toadfed to
tne democrats In the south, and wrote letters
pointed TO execute"
EXPECTATIONS FROM SWITZERLAND TO rHs
UNITED SPATEs.-The charge d'araires of the
United states at Berne has furnished the De-
partment of State with a comparative table
published by the Swiss bureau OF statistics. OF
tne expectations from Switzerland to the L nited
states from 1864 to 1879. inclusive. The increase
OF exports In 1879 over 1873 of 27.3I per cent is
observed. There was an increase In 1879 of 23
per cent compared With the annual average for
the years 1864 TO 1875 The value OF watches
and their accessories exported was 81 per cent
below the average for the period of 1864 to 1862
thougn there was an increase or IS per cent
over the average OF the years 1916 to 1873. The
demand IN 1879 f0r swiss watches and
works amounted TO but ,292 0SS francs In value
against an annual average OF Il Zoo 392 francs
In the previous fifteen years. EmbroiderieS ex-
eeeded by from two to three million francs the
large expectations OF 1877 and 1878. There was
alEo quite an increase in feathers. The current
year gives promise OF further improvement.
HIasHALL DOUGLASS entertained at dinner at
bis residence, at uAiontown, yesterday after
noon, Er. E. w. Blyden, minister OF Liberia to
England, and Hon. Jchn Il. Smythe, Us. min.
stef resilient TO Liberia, at which dinner were
llS0 preSAst Senator Bruce, Ppof Gre6per, L.
II. Douglass, Robert Parker, James Wofmley,
Fred. Douglass, jr., and Charles r. Douglass.
TEE ATTE;k,T 10 CONNECT GENERAL HANCOCK
With the Surra1 affair Ia any other way than
Is an officer executing orders, Is not likely to
prove successful The report that Hancock was
mathematical BY the Pope on account OF this
an an alr Is not true, because Hancock was not
Jaln0nc The offioer on whom the anathema
vas directed was Handle. OF General HancockS
,tan, ana who was one OF the under of3cerS con-
lected with the execution OF Mrs. Surratt.
satner waiter, OF Washington. In whose parish
VIE. Sufratt lived, and who took such an active
DaIt Ia ner behalf as the representative of tha
Iathonc church, something more than a year ]
igo. prepared card, at the Instance OF General
aancoeKs IAN lIiends, relieving General Hancock