Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-06

department are decorated with flags and things
In celebration OF the event of Tuesday last.
JACOB WINKLER has been appointed interna,
revenue storekeeper for the 1st district of Cali
fornia.
Mr.. RoCEPs the Presidents secretary, re-
turned to the city this morning, In excellent
health.
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL BRADY re-
turned from Indiana last night.
JUICE FRENCH, Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury, returned last evening from Massa-
chuSettS.
NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR HICHBoRN's RAM.-The
Navy department has received from the Phila-
delphia navJ-yard full set of plans anu speci-
fCationS for an iron armored ram, of Q 100 tons,
Displacement, designed (by order Of the depart
meDD by Naval Constructor HichbOrn. They
are SAID 10 contain many improvements IN naval
architecture
SECRETARY RAMSEY was at his desk, in the
War Office, this morning, looking hale and
hearty. He says he enjoyed his trip very much,
as Gid the entire party.
THE PRESIDENT was called upon at Cleveland.
Ohio. yesterday, by the members of his old reg
iment (23d Ohio), and held a levee during the
forenoon at the hotel where he was guest of
the Republican Business Mems club. In re-
sponse TO the toast The President" proposed
by Geo. Fl. Ely. president Of the club President
hayes made speech repeating his views on
national topics, as expressed in his speech of
Thursday, and which was given in yesterdays
STAR. President Hayes and wife left On a
special car yesterday afternoon for Washington.
HOME AGAN.-In honor Of the return OF the
President and Mrs. Hayes to-day the grand cor
ridor at the White House was handsomely fes-
TONED with t1aga, and many of the rooms were
eiaDOrateiy decorated with handsome DIanT9
and cut flowers
GEN. RAwLINs' GKAyE.-A monument has
been placed over Gen. Rawlins' grave in the
Congressional Cemetery. For over ten years 1t
was unmarked. 1t Is understood that the mon
uInent has been erected by his son.
NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. Commander Chas. j.
Barclay, ordered to the navy yard, Portsmouth,
N. H., 1st December; Passed Assistant Surgeon
W. B. DuBoise, to the navy yard, Portsmouth.
n. d. Detached-Lleut. Commander G. F.
Goodrich, from the torpedo station, and leave
granted for one year. with permission to leave
the United States; Lieut.. Commander A. G.
Kellogg, from the navy yard, Portsmouth, N.
Hagerman, from the navy yard League Island
Penna, and ordered to the ST. Mary's; Master
Henry II. Buned from the survey steamer
Eagre, and placed on waiting orders.
THE TREASURY now holds 1859, ,435, $50 In T.
8. bonds to secure national bank circulation
L. S. bonds deposited On this account, weak
ending to-day sl,1139OO and Titndrawn $685.
9G6.
Mr. MULLIKEN, chief clerk OF the Department
OF Justice, has returned to The city from New
York.
DURING THE WEEK ending to-day s724 900 in
national bank notes were received at the Treas
ury department for redemption. During the
corresponding week OF last year these receipts
amounted TO SS35, ,000
NAVAL CHANGEs.-LIeut Thonas A. De
Biois has rendered his resignation to take ef-
feet 1st OF February. 1851. Leave has been
The training ship Portsmouth, for two weeks
Lieut.. Commander B. T. Lamberton has been
ordered to take charge OF draft OF men to the
Navy Yard, Mare Island, California, and to re-
turn Un completion OF that duty. Master
Lucien Young Will accompany him 10 con-
nection with this duty.
NAVAL NOTES.-The repairs now being made
on the L. s. s. Trenton will be completed at
Marsellles about the first of November, and she
will then proceed Vile Franche. Early in No
vember Rear Admiral Howell expects to pro-
ceed In the Trenton to Naples and on cruise in
the Mediterranean. The Wyoming was at Vile
Franche on the 23d OF October. The Nipsic was
at Constantinople and the Quinnebaug at
Smyrna on the 23d OF october. All well on board
all vessels OF the squadron. The Richmond was
at Yokohoma october Sth.
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE R RAuM
returned to the city last evening. When he
put In an appearance at his Office this morning
he found it crowded with the employees of his
bureau. His desk was covered with the hand
somest bouquets that the florist could get to-
gether. They had on them cards reading "a
welcome to Commissioner Raum, from the
ladies Of the Internal Revenue bureau NoVem-
Der G. 1880" There were at least 300 people In
the room. Gen. Raum made neat little speech
dlOn
tude for the personal tribute of esteem and the
st1Il greater pleasure with which he viewed
this manifestation, as showing that the Inter-
nal Revenue bureau shared In the general re-
joicing OF all true republicans over the glorious
victory achieved by the great principles of their
party. Referring to the part taken by the in
an honest and efficient administration of pub.
lie affairs, which had been everywhere acknow-
ledged during. the campaign, he frankly ac-
corded to all the officers Of the bureau their
share of the credit, and closed by warmly
thanking the officers and employees for the
efficient support he had received at their hands.
IMMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.-The cor sui of
the United States at Bremen informs the De-
partment of State that during the three months
ending Septs3o, 1889, 2O,933 emigrants left that
port for the United States, an increase over the
corresponding quarter Of 1879 Of 1880.
ARMY ORDERS. - Second Lieut.. Robert K.
Evans, 18th infantry, will report by letter to
the superintendent general recruiting service,
New York city, to accompany detachment Of
r, cru1tS to the Pacific coast. On the compile.
ton OF this duty he will rejoin his station, as
provided ih paragraph 176, Revised Army Reg
ulations. With the approval OF the Secretary
OF War; leave Of absence for one month and five
days Is granted First Lieut. j. A. FeSSenden 5th
artillery, in extension OF the leave of absence
granted him on surgeons certificate Of dis
ability In special orders No. 10, May Is, 1880,
from this Office. First Lieut.. Frank West, 9Th
cavalry, will report by letter to the Superin-
tendent general recruiting service, New York
city, to accompany detachment OF recruits to
the Pacific coast On the completion of this
duty he Will rej0in his station, as provided In
paragraph 176, Revised Army Regulations
Second Lieut. VIM. Baird. 9th cavalry, Will
report In person to the acting chief signal OIL
Ger In this city for temporary duty In the signal
Office.
RESIGNATION AND PROMoTi0N.-Mr. George E.
Fisher, Jr., was to-day promoted to the grade OF
principal examiner In the Patent Office, in place
OF MI James 81. Pierce, whose resignation, TAX.
ing enect December 10th, has been acce pied.
A SOUTHERN CABINET OFFIcER-Mr. A. w.
campbell, editor Of the Wheeling {West Vir-
gn1a) InteHt9encer, Is spoken OF as likely to go
Into President Garfield's cabinet as a represen-
tatlVe OF tne southern republican element Mr..
CanPpt. VINO Is nephew OF the late Alex.
ahoer Camp0ell, the founder of the religious
SECT 70 winch the Presidentelect belongs, was
Iepubncan from the start, and is, further