Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-16

The U. s s. TallapOOSa LETT Boston yesterday
morning for Newport
LIEUT.. s. 81. MAY has been detached from the Al
batroSs, 18th inst, and ordered for duty on board
the Lancaster, European station, per o. 8. s. Pow
hatan.
NoN-COMM1ssIoNED ARMY OFFICERS TO BR Pro-
HoTKD.-By mistake the names Of sergeants in the
signal service who are being examined for promo
ton were printed in Saturdays STAR as the names
passed the examination Of department boards for
appointment to second Heutenancies in the army.
the latter are sergeants Q. W. Newman, 18th in
lantry William NJ Glare, Sth cavalry; Carl Reich
man, 2Oth infantry, and Leon s. Rondiez. 10th In
fantry; Corporals c. Ferris 18th infantry Alfred
10th infantry. The sergeants of the signal service
VINO are undergoing examination for promotion are
otto Cole Boston; R. Day, San Diego; j. E. Mar
Donhauser A. j. Henry, James Mitchell and j. E
Mansfield, OF Washington.
PAPERS FOR ExTRADIrIoN OF JOHN e. ENo-
Upon the warrant OF the governor of New York
the Department OF State on Saturday prepared the
necessary papers to secure the extraditon OF John
c. Emo, the fugitive New York banker, ON the
charge OF forgery. and turned them over to a de-
tectlve, VINO has gone with them TO Canada
NAVAL EXAMINING BOARD, consisting Of Pay
Inspector Richard Washington, president; Pay In
spectors James Hoy and Arthur Pritchard, men,
bers, with Assistant Paymaster j. D. Doyle as re-
corder. met at the navy yard to-day for the exam
lnatton OF pay officers for promotion. Paymaster
phen Rand, are to be before the board.
callers upon President Arthur in New York yester-
day were Edwards P1errepont, B. H. Br1stow, Judge
Charles A. Peabody, Lord Henry L. Phipps, mar
qu1s OF Normandy; and Albert Daggett. The Pres
1dent % dined with Secretary Lincoln and Surrogate
.'Ihs morning the President, accompanied by
secretary Lincoln, will 60 trout fishing on Long
Island. He Will return to the city In the evening
and tomorrow viii 90 to Princeton to attend q
McCosh. He win start for washington on Tues
DAY night or Wednesday morning."
PERsoNAL-General Sheridan has returned from
West Point.-Mrs. s. A. Van Vranken viii spend
the summer at Geneva, N. Y, with her niece, Mrs.
Clerk Swayze have returned-T. F. Schneider
LETT last night for Charlestown, W. Va
The KnOtty Nicaraguan Problem.
COMMUNICATIONS OF SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN TO
CHAIRMAN CURTIN ABOUT THAT s250OO0 APPRo-
PRIATION.
Secretary Frelinghuysen has communicated with
Gov Curtin, chairman OF the House foreign affairs
committee, concerning the mysterious Senate
amendment to the consular and diplomatic appro-
prtation bill approprattng GOO to carry out the
provisions OF the neutrality act and arrangements
have been made by Messrs. Curtin and Randall for
JOINT session OF the House foreign affairs and ap-
preparation committees to be held at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning to consider what action should
De taken IN the matter by the House. The Ques-
ton to be discussed is whether, finding the appro-
pr1atlon proper one, they should simply recon-
mend concurrence in the Senate amendment or
should introduce resolution in the House calling
upon the Secretary OF State Tor all correspondence
relating TO the matter and give 1t to the public,
That they may understand the transaction. 1t is
thought the latter course Will be followed
GOV. curtin said to a STAR reporter to-day that
having received his information as an Official cour-
liberty to make the matter public He said, how
ever, that 1t related to the settlement OF the Near
Hguan question and was knOtty and difficult
problem When asked II it was likely to involve
the United States In trouble with foreign powers
lie replied somewhat heSitatingly that he thought
not, and finally added that nations were like ind-
v1dualS; 1t was hard to tell what they might do.