Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1856, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDOAY........0++..-+.March 27, 1856, SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Intelligencer in commenting on the lately published cfiicial opinion of the Attor- ney General upon the British Enlistment question, ssys : “* This paper of the learned Attorney Gen- eral, we need scarcely say, is marked by the research and legal acumen which characterize the official pr ‘tions of his pen, and indi- cates thet he has brought to the treatment of this topic the powers of a mind long trained in legal studics, and of an indefatigable ac- tivity which sbrinks from no labor of inquiry. We have not had time to give this elaborate opinion that careful perusal which it is enti- tled to, from its importance as a State paper and from the distinguished ability of its au- thor. We hope, at some convenient day, to find reem for its insertion in our columns, when we may alse avail ourselves of the occa- sion to offer such comments of our own upon its arguments ard conclusions as it may ap- pear to call for.” The Union philosophizes on the hollowness of abolition professions of devotion to the in- terests of the colored race, and explains the fact that that the mass of the colored people comprehend that they are better off among slaves and slavcholders than immediately under the tender mercies of the abolitionists themselves; and hence their indisposition to flock to the North, where, according to aboli- tion aceount’, they are so much honored and loved. C57O—_—__ So WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOss!P, The Nicaragus Embroglio.—Much inter- est is felt among the public men now here relative to the information which will soon be transmitted to the Senate in answer to that body’s recent call on the President for the facts involved in the affair between Walker and the Transit Company. It is undorstood that the Senate are anxious to protect the rights and interests of the Ameri cans whose property Walker hasseized. Ifit shall turn out that the Company, as a corpora- tion, have not had complicity in Walker's usaryatinof the government of Nicaragua— that toe emplicity charged upon it was, as now alleged, the surreptitious work of the agents for their ships in New York and San Franciseo for their own imiividual benefit as against the interests of their employers, we think it safe to say, that the case of the com- pany will receive every attention that the Sen- ate and Executive branch of the Government canaccordtoit. Walker being in power and having thus witbia his clutches near $1,000 000 worth of ite property, the company was com- pelled to do nothing in Nicaragua against his government. If it is shown that it merely acted towards him there, as towards any other one of the parties who have been temporarily in power there, the case (with the other re- quisite mentioned above) will probably be promptly taken in hand by the authorities bere, and as prompt!y pushed, until indem- ification for the past and security for the fu- ture be cbtained, past peradventure. We draw this conclusion from the unanimity of opinion which the public men outside of the Administration with whom we have conversed on the snbject, express upon it. They are very seldom in error when agreeing on any such poiat; aud we have therefore every rea- son to rely on their judgement in this case Arrant Humbugs —We take the following from the report of the Albany Argus and At- las of the proceedings of a late meeting ona Sunday, in s church in New Haven, Connec- ticut, to raise means to help a party about to start from thence to Kansas. under the auspi- ces of the New England Emigrant Aid Society : PROF. SILLIMAN RECEIVES SUBSCRIPTIONS. Prof Sitliman, of Yale College, then rose ard said that he did not hope Sharp's Rifles would be put to the fullest use of which they are capable; but self-defence, especially in the cause of Freedom, isasacred duty He de- precated the necessities of the time which de mand such precaution on the part of settlers in Kanms, but he believed in meeting man- fully the present exigencies, bad as the: might be. He said he desired to head the list for the procurirg of a number of weapons of defence for the party setting out, and that therefore Mr. Lines might put down on the paper,“ B Silliman one fftien rifle.” ag price of a rifle is $25 | Russell and Rev. Mr. Dutton rose both atonce. Mr Russell speaks first: “Put me down for one.” Rev. Mr. Dutton (Pastor of the Church)— One of the deacons of this Church, Mr. Har- vey Hall, is going out with the Company, and I, as his pastor, desire to present to him a Bible avd a Sharp’s rifle. [Great applause. | F. P. Pie—I will give one Stephen D. Pardee -I will give one for my- self, and also qne for my wife ! Mr. Beecher—I like to see that; it is a stroke right and left! [Great laughter.] Charles Ives—Put me down for three. Thomas R. Trowbridge—Put me down for four! {Continued laughter | Dr J. R. Howe—I will subseribe for one. A gentleman said that Mies Mary Dutton weuld give one. Dr. Stephen @ Huabbard—One. Mr. Beecher here stated that if twenty five could be raised on the spot, he would Pledge twenty-five more from Plymouth church— fifty being a sufficient number for the whole peel {Clapping of hands all over the jouse. Professor Silliman now left Mr. Beecher to speak for the bid, and sat down to enjoy tue occasion Mr. Killam—I give one. Mr. Beecher—Kil/am —That’s a sigvificaat a5 in connection with Sharp’srifle. | Laugh- ter Professor W. A. Norton—One for me. Mr. Vining—Anotber for me! Mr. Moses Tyler—I will pledze one Sharp’s rifle from the puntor class in Yale College! [Great applause | Professor Sillimon (rising in his seat and sweeping the gallery with his eye)—There are four classes in Yale College! {Immense sen- sation | Heury Trowbridge—One! Joba G North—One! Mr. Beecber—I think Kansas will now know that there is « North! (Great applause. } Wikiam Kingsiey—One fer Lucius L Oimsted—One. Mr. Dunlap—I wiil pledge one for the se maior class in Yale College! It was now ascertained that instead of tweny-five twenty-seven rifles had been sub- seribed, the cost of which, together with the amount received at the door for admission fees, made the collection for Kansas in the North Church one thousand dollars. This Professor Silliman, is him of Yale, who bas taken occasion to render it certain that that venerated college will not again have entered in its classes a single student from any other slaveholding State, except Delaware; at least until its affairs pass out of the hands of such persons as this Mr. Silly-man. The Mr. Beecher is, of course, Henry Ward, of that ik. Of this affair the New York Day Book dircorses very properly thus wise : ., “Beecher thinks Killam or “* Kill-them,”” is a good rame His jo unded well, no doult, to the erezy fanatics around him, but we would ask, in ali seriousness, how’ this Reverend gentleman would Sppear at the bar of Heaven with such jokes fresh from his lips? Kill who? Who do these creatures , kill? They $856,251, and the total from January Ist to | FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. POOR SECOND WARD —THE RE- AMUSEMENTS, They have had their minds wrought up to Sateen dee ey eter bes lef Committee appoir ted by the citizens —————————— March 22d was $3,643,867. ARRIVALOF THE STEAMEREMEU. | of the Second Ward, on the 26th January bst;| NATIONAL THREAT RE. tuch a pitch by designing political knaves, that they are willing to give their money to A ke the it: ES . The total value of imports into New York _ | rey dletrian! UNKEL & Co Sand of thioves and rubbers who hive squat, | sce January Ast has boen $9,505,883, exhib pone —— pan ene buted by te iduais, viz : cords of - : MaANaouE ted down in Kansas, and under the lead of iting an increas» on the same period of last | P® i \diwe or tae rs toy is Oe Gente Es _ ; Stage ; those setations relies Rotten and Lane, year of $3,850,533. with cdi aes of Che 1AEer inet. Gred and six white families, and sixty free col, To Boxes ar py, aoa trataeves Govseibank Wl ates LAND WARRANTS. The Political news is of little importance. | ored families, by giving 193 ‘orders for wood an quette 50 cents; Family Circle and ‘ coal, amounting to $408 20 cured Seats 75 cents, * ‘These New Haven men profess to be the | Tho market both here and in New York is | 12° Peace Congress was holding daily session’, a hot ord = groceries an@ shers cents Se which may Sue friends of the blacks, yet the very people to A ity | but nothing of its proceedings had transpired. ee, evening éuring the week whom they are sending their money and arms overstocked with warrants. In the latter city open from 10 until 6 o'clock. Boy Advices from the Crimea ssy that both $711 62 | Ofice open every day. IN POWELL, have passed a law forbidding free blacks com | they are quoted on yesterday $1 02 for 120’s, 2 ® hate trality. . GRAFTO) At — ing into the Territory! Can there be a ything'| and $1.07 for 80’s and 160°s. We quotea de- ia Sarg ~via it ated Chairman Relief Committee. | Pourth Night of the great American Tragedian, more ridiculous and absurd than the profes- | ojine here of 4 to 5 cents per acre since our | °US*™ sd aes Amount of cash peid into my bands 8724 56 ME. EDWIN FORREST sions and practices of this Beecher and his as- last t Balaklava on the 5th instant. Amount paid on orders Ti S2 pate sociates?’ He, a preacher of the Gospel, getting | !#8t Tepor The White Works at Sebastopol were blown Ta | THIS (Thursday) EVENING, March 270, up acompany of ‘killers and arming them] The accumulation has been great during up on the 28th of Febru, a Balance in my bards pt. Judge Conrad's great tragedy of With rifles and Bibles to go and join such no- | the past three or four days, and unless some | @P ; wide cop ogc gereinlgge rg ey ro —- torious scoundrels as Robinson, Lane, & Co. Constantinople advices of the 28th ult. state | re. et shocs, fifty bread re Pca i heavy orders come in and clear out part of ng. N. CALLAN, use, or will be of no more use to the poor fools | cannot take place soon. In this unsettled mats peepee een rolwaee e Pee LECTURE.—REV. DR. NORRIS who carry them to Kansas, than so many corn : condition of the market it is difficult to give | Principalities. will deliver a lecture at Carnsi’s Saloon, ree except to trade off for whisky and tobacco. i: MONDAY EVENING, at 7% o'clock. LEND ME reliable quotations, as several large dealers ge — had yrenaras oe “pabject: “The Roman Revo ution of oe In which Mr Jefferson will appear, have withdrawn from the market, and others | DOPle. Exchanges on London — je Rev. Dr. was residing — clock: : Ji this eventful period, and was eye-witness to most Doors open at 6% © ; Curtain rises at > buying lightly. As soon as prices reach the 137, and seal bares see: es English pound of the facts he will relate. o’clock precisely. nt lowest point, as is alwnys the result of a sud- | Sterling rated at 420. The minister of France} The proceeds of the Lecture will be used 1 the E SHILLINGS, “As we have said before, a Sharp’s rifle in the hands of an inexperienced New England pauper is no better than a broom stick, and CARUSI’S SALOON, “ i dred dollars i; erection of a new Chuich in the West ’ hy any Mepray alae. athire Br poner fitty of den change in the market, a favorable reac = vines merchants, inviting them Tickets 25 cente—to be hadat thestaresef J . D . ed N — wes EF. ts from Connecticut to Kansas | ti st take place. evise @ rr y: Evis an we! uence, Washington ; J. EWIS CARUSI’S CING SOIREE poi Gr hit 5 tainel & hundred yards distant shies P The River Danube was again open for navi- L. Kidwell, Georgetown ; and at the door. L will take place on THURSDAY, the s7u is, mar 27-4t tant, at his Saloon. with a Sharp's rifle in a whole day, let them load and fire as fast as they choose. In the first place, they cannct shoot them more than three or four times without setting down and cleaning the lock, and in the next placea backwoodsmean could, with a single rifle, kill off the whole fifty of Beecher’s company be- fore they could hit him, if they were all aim- ing at him. This whole talk, as well as the proceedings about Kansas and Sharp’s rifles, is the greatest of humbugs, and amounts to nothing more than a capital advertisement for the Sharp’s rifle manufacturing company, which that company keep stirring and mov- ing around from paper to paper and place to Tho Project of Mr. Phelps.—The bill to es- | gation, and Lloyd’s steamers had commenced tablish an overland express mail from St. running. Leuis to San Francisco, via Albuquerque, N.| An‘order to suspend hostilities in Asia had M., introduced into the House » day or two | been forwarded to Omar and Selun Pachas. DAY EVENING next, April 24, 1856. with inigals “M @."? and crown enpmot since, proposes to have the Post Office Depart-| Advices from Norway announce a serious | functual attendance ‘ earnestly request'd as | on Tuesda’ ith or 13 h street, or more likely ment contract for the transportation of a | commercial crisis has occurred there. Twenty | business of great importance will be laid before | in Pennsylvania avenue. A liberal t thecompany. The Constitution will ve stii-tly pt Nee if returned to Mr. de CRAMER No «i weekly express mail between the points | commercial houses had suspended in Bergen against allabsentees. | Fiftcenth street. mar %-3:8 named aboye—the contractors to be paid | alone. By orde A.J. JONES, Ist Sgt. : 0 $5,000 per trip, and to be allowed to pre-| The Manchester market was firm, with a empt a section of the public domain for every | moierate business. A SCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION —You erga yt ama paplis will be one unt the hereb: uested to attend a meeting of : the Company to be beld in the Coicil =__——_—SS_ Chamter, City Hall, at 7& o'clock TUES- OST—A GOLD CHAIN AND WaTcu, OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. SEVERAL aii seven-octave rosewood PIANW. j WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERS, AT-| FORTE, elegantly finished, will LA q N _ are hereby notified (0 a’- | sold low for cash or good paper. or will be ex. ton miles of the route. They are to transport Paris, Tugsday evening, March 11.—The tends fies ‘at ot > Company = eee worgen forage gine & i athe place for the sole purpose of selling their no package weighing reed eight ounces, and quotations closed for the 44 per cents. at 94f. | ine oth ins ee o’clock. person dis: to purchase or trade will ple, guns, but they sell fity fools to one gun every | the postage to be charged is to be 50 cents per | Three per cents. at 72f. 600. A foll and punct! ee ee ory ——~ LEWIS CARUSI month. Beecher, Bowen, and their dupes| ounce. If, after the first year, they fail to] Tho steamship Washington, from NewYork, | BY orders = ers will buy the rifles; Greeley, We d Sew- | moke the trip in fifteon days, the contractors had arrived off Cowes. BASKETS!—BasKeTs! > GUARDS, ATTEN- ard will keep up the Kansas agitation until are to forfeit alf the pay ($5,000) for the trip iué Mineere | ete wort, CARD, NURSERY, TRAVEL. yu the 27th inst after the election, and then the whole thin ON —You are hereby notified to met at ing, Knife, Key, Cigar, Tumbler, Ofce, will explode, and the public will learn thet in which the said failure may occur. Livenrroon, March 12.—Cotton is quiet but rarmory on THURSDAY EVENING, | yrerxet and Clothes’ Baskets’ Children’s her your next, ‘ i for drill. king Chairs. Ladies’ Jenny Ling there was no occasion for all the fussand hub- less firm ; sales on Wednesday, (to-day) 5,000 oo sery and Rocking Chairs ; y _ oak res eres eae isbn vom Soe The Curront Operations of the Treasury | bales Dreadstulfs slightly need on Mon: By order of Capt. hUMAS McENIRY, Leer eat tee, ‘but lower than j be people of the North and East have been t = day and Tuesday, but remai unchange: mar 23 2 O Sergeant. G FRANC ite ae Popsscad ag ae tap thieves, | Dep’ ryt eg 8 op ala ed Flour miseagel 1 shilling Wheat | ——— —" TowGiles an zy vagavonds at are swarin- mar 25 49 Seventh et there were of Treasury warrants entered on 3a5 pence, and corn 1 shilling. Consols for Kx. THE COMPANY OR ASSOCIA- Bek a ee ee re on $27,842 71 Continental Exchanges were favorable. | about a year since, will please return St as it is ni dg = a” o For the Laterior Departmen’ 19,398 ¢9 | Gold was flowing intg ‘England from Paris, | wanted at the Hotel. nar 25-3t aa von , REP ee ne For Customs... 37,945 77 | Amsterdam and other places I poceeee cates: = eton’s Cyclopad ogra with ing Kansas from the North. the peeple of Mis- souri, whom Henry Ward Beecher, with mur- der in his heart, wants his proteges to kill, have been quictly and peaceably pursuing “ y E 5 é umerous illustrations, #1. their usual avoeations on their farms and in War warran er Bae a oe toe cane Ps ~ Just publisbed and fo" sale at their wurk-shope. tered.eseees 124,082 69 PERSONAL. MOUNT VERNON.—MR_ EVERETT, by in- TAYLOR & MAURY’S + ) witath idents in Washington, will deliver mar 26 Bookseller, near Ninth street. \apesite ot leknainanr at te tres 2,815 62], -++-Humbolt, whois now past 80 years old, | In sddrecs om the «i CusaaeTen oF Washing, British Fillibusters in the United States. — ————— Interior ropay warrants received is said to be as busy as he ever was in his tox,’ at the lecture room of the Smithsonian | WATCH REPAIRING & ENGRAVING. These gentlemen seem to have a hard time of it. After Mr. Stanley had set the powd andentered...s.sse+004 1,885 21 | Younger days, completing bis*‘ Cosmos.” —_ Lastitution, on THURSDAY EVENING. March mabe Sedona af eae Beatie . ihe : . ? Ficsee einen ore sh On account of the Navy.. 19,632 00 :+++J. Howard Wainwright, the author of sewn be Duchy sevouaio asa in the purchase ski!ifat) repaired competent workmen. fire by getting into a foolish controversy with | jy, ayment on account of the the “Song of the Beil,”” lectured in Boston? Meant Verned ‘A's> Engraving of ew ry desc Sption, including the New York Tribune, it appears that he AVY <sscecccvcccesvercccesces 100 06 | Saturday night on “ Politics and Patriotism.”’ | Tickets, ONE DOLLAR each, are for rale at | arms, crests, mottoes and initials on stone took to his heels, conceiving, we suppose, that «+e. Mr. Fillmore will it is stated, during the bookstores of Franck Taylor, R Farnham, Particular attentlo: paid to Card Engraving “* He who fights and runs away. May live to fight another day.’? We gather this from the following, taken from the New York Herald - “Scits ror ALLEGED ENLISTMENT FoR TRE Crimes —Marine Court —Before Hon Judge McCarthy —March 24 —Wm Shcamacher vs. Anthony Barclay and Charles Stanley; Oscar Gromrey vs. Same —Tke above suits were brought to recover $500, alleged to be due i iati is vi i Taylor & Maury, and WM. Morrison, an4 at the | and Printing. CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, | So A0iet won itcrcting momoraisat ene | Reoeay, eilauie, Dexie's, Browne, and". MAW. GALT & BRO Jews In the Senate, yesterday, after we went to early life of the founder of the Hindoo politi- | pitas pee Cote cckdes enney eedved Aasows press, an amendment was proposed to the De- | cal philosophy in America—Brahmin Uuilbh- | atthe door The number of soeete 11 be lim- i lence aaiceeely alien ficiency bill appropriating $50,000 for the | mmaann. ited to the co venient capacity of the room. iH NDERS aeatice and aiiaen of a military post ....@. W. Curtis, the brilliant writer and | ,, The tecture will commence st § o'clock exact- T out the interest of Mr. D. Porter, : fash in | 1¥;,. The doors of the ball be opened at 7 o’cleck. | in the saloon lately occupied by bim| in northern Minnesota, for the protection of | lecturer, is delivering a course of lectures in | ’ By direction of tee Committee of Arrangements. | at the cose ak Plan. avence and 6th A Brooklyn, New York, on ‘*Contemporary| mar%—d street, will cpen the same on THURSDAY~ ee Sa rh She dies een Erglish ie ofertas ee Ohana == “RaoretTeR Or March 18, 1868. — Linley meng ees 4 ey pe Messrs. Stuart, Clayton, Cass, Crittenden, | bea eerved up, an ae sate | ae ee NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY | £¢=*!¥e repairs, pes Asie’ “ ” e, by a strict attention to bis basin each of the plaintiffs from defendants for cer- | Hunter and others, was rejected—yeas, 17. | Kingsley, een of “Alton Locke,’ take BS Conceen —Notice is hereby given BF pee obliging servants vices rendered and moneys expended under a | nays, 27. their turn next. : that licenses for Caits, Wagens, —_ mig os Entrance on Pa. avenue or 60 contract. The plaintifis, by Mr. J.B. Phil-| Lhe bill having been reported back tothe] .-..John G. Saxe, poet, wit and punster, Seid en a aa JAMES BURDINE. lips, several!y insist that they were employed | Senate, Mr Pratt ronewed his previously ro | has been treating the Philadel hians to his , ten days from that time R. EWBANK’S NEW BOOK—Lite in by defendanis, about the 14th of May, 1355, jected emendment, appropriating $5,000 for | humorous poem—‘‘ The Money King.” Why SAML. E. DOUGLASS, Brazi! ; with upwards of one hundred illus. to obtain men to be sent to Halifax, there to | the repair of the Kastern Branch bridge. cannot some of these funny fellowsextend | mar 18—eodta p10 Register. tations, by Thomas Ewbank, $2 be enlisted in the British service for the Cri Mr. Hunter renewed, as an amendment to | their visits Washingtonward, and give us = i 8 d ; eases | nea en History of Herrando Carter, by Abbo't, illustra. mea, under an sgreement for which they were | that amendment, the previously rejected | something to enliven the tedium of Congres- — > on cgi ae ts z i i .—All persons indebied to the ted, 60 cent . to receive $72 per month, and also that de- | amendment appropriating $6,000 for the ro- | sional debate. Corporation of Geergetows for tate fences dex: | Parisian Signts and Frecch Principles eee fendants would procure for them, when they | pair of the Long Bridge over the Potomac ; «+++ The Fayetteville (Tenn.) Observer of a | eription, whether under the general tax ordi- magpie pre va ee 7 2 should have each r ited one hundred men, | and the question being taken, Mr. Hunter’s | Jate date, contains an able article in favor of | nences, or those imposed for improvemen’s, are J ? Charles . - \peecbes and Address. a lieutenant’s commission in the British army. | roposition was rejected ; yeas 19, nays 26—| the nominationef ex Governor A V. Brown | hereby notified that the same must be paid to the as cee The plaintiffs claim that they have performed | as follows : of Tenn, for the Vice Presidency, by the race lank mt id ede meted mt The Ange! in the House—The Betrothal, 7% the services according to the agreement, and Yeas—Messrs Adams, Bayard, Biggs. Brod- | Cincinnati convention. Sundry Mississippi summary man: 7 in- dust publisbed and for sale at eee is ce be them soxesaly exe head, com Crittenden, ae ages ee Democratic papers having previously declared aouaaene long sinee kad Avene Vocinanin oy aig - 2 months’ pa esides the expenses incurri ouston, Hunter, Iverson, Jones of lowa Mason, ir hie fayer. vered it jues'ed, mar 20 —— ‘1 by ens a texcago ng the recruits, rs A Pugh, Reid, Rush Wetter, P isisnenie Berl t ; The story that Dr. Marshall Bayliss, they must not ex ect to be gain called SUGARS, MOLASSES, &c. amounting in all to $500 each. op ays—Mesars Bell cf New aj een ee i i 2 | person. Thore who msy een ae eee ARRELS REFINED SUGAR, crosbed, ‘ ; Tennessee, Benjamin, Bigier, Bright, Browa, | the great msn and profound philosopher late- | t destrains, will please 8 ulated ; Wey ae a Sewers plete nae, Butler, Clayton, Wollamner, odge, peg Fes- | ly gained $30,000 in a euit before the court of | =P on ae py gocerith tna r 2 50 verized and pran ol, Mr. , of the Court, and insists it has no jurisdiction my brothers—George Jewell or = sexd-n, Fish, Flizpatrick, Foct, Foster, Geyer, | appeals, is said to be entirely without feunda- Heary C Towel ct thee corner of High and Gay . 0. SUSAR, cboice and prime D Mallory, Pratt, Sebastian, Slidell, Sumner, Tou: | 1 i i streets, rgetor uthorised to give ah peat 4-0 MOLASSES, y P} of his person; that befor nd at the time of | cey, 7 Jompson of New Jersey. Wade, and Wil- ee ef Pees pc gaat) cescge tae noida goa cy . > ones oe the commencement of this suit he was, and is, | sou—6. uc UGsksh uve ioeaundayacsd |G) the ad ebae THOMAS JEWELL, | S00 bate BUCKETS the cousul of Her Britanuio Majesty fur the} The amendment of Mr. Pratt was then ment of science. Scliector of Taxes, | 100 do BROOMS Biatacet te teas duly Roveilires ay = agreed to—yeas 26, nays 16—as follows : Georgetown, Mareh 7th, 1856 mart | os bones CHEESE ped seirare signature of the President and seal of the we : SS — ae mn ie alt chests as jenperial, United States, and produces his exequatur in silie: Ballet Teanetaee: Benjaam Meen > Pure and Unadulterated Medicinal THE PLAYS OF dail dad eof = aS wéer, Yo.ng Hyson, Oolong, end roof thereof, &c. The defendant, Mr. Stan- | Jer, Crittenden Dodge, Fessenden, Fish, Foot, | -tQU@ns— Verona, The Happiest ice, an Seurhene j , a § er, 5 . . , , Ou Hexxnesy Baaxpt Spoiled Child, will be performed by the schol» Rio COFFEE ey, was not served with process, and did uot | Foster, Geyer, Hamlin, Haran, Houston, Jones OLD Pour, pure juice intty Church ———— Ge own, | 200 bags Rio FEE appear. of Towa, Mellory, Msson, Pr.tt, Rusk, Sebas- | Just received, of direct inportati rinity nd bh raw scape TRURDD Ay, | 100 do Maracaibo COP “The Judge sustaiaed the defendant's ub- | an, Stuart, Trumbuil, Wade, and Weller—26 py liea, Sey auperior OLY Kye Witsky, over ten years old, oe ee amy *}50 do a 4 jection, and dismissed the case.”’ Pap Rerereteay etn Hee aes — w % D. GILMAN, 250 Pean. avenue. Tickets may be procured at the drug store of =H — nenufse'ured TOBACCO As to Mr. Barclay, he pleads privilego, ard Iverson, Pugh, Keld, Slidell, Sumner, Wilson, | particularly benetetal to porsces wotering fee Ecol Sloman ae Fey ttrd —S . 500,000 CARS somes, and choice that is the anewer he makes to the suit against | #4 Yule—16. [ ‘—sit e Hurley, C Barbour, J. Easton, D.G°Neil,C Me- | 150 URN WHISHG™ | sherry and Port WINES himself and Mr. Stanley to recover payment as Mellow poomterraloggyreaged ca i> Coushs, Bronchitis.—Brown’s B Se Su neie ee eae ie best pipes BRANDY z . viding fo! Pp! , % 1 r iar aa © a i Bar edlneaialtneniraee cena oy | PE ‘o of the fillibustering debts contracted by them hospital at St. Marks, Florida; which waa | Gots, pesses toe of Oe enna haueshold words” tn OR SALE_—A FIRST RATE HORSE | 2 bbis. GIN in New York. agreed to any trouble of the luage nave faliod to avait [emesives of CART, nearly rew. Apply at the Lumber | 20 do RUM tof SPICES. Comficmed Willian G Biaguica kar) Tho bill was read a third time and passed ; | tye\uveiid who may be materially beoedited hy this eaeee, | Yard, 14th street Br SS euties Note onl 2 ed.—William ingleton has been whereupon the Senate proceeded to the con- | abie prep: an admirable T ridge. ~ M y ston, but tt 19 to, the public speaker or vocaitst | mar 27e03t TRIPPS & WALLER pribp FRUITS. NUTS: Bune eeuen 3 of 9 : jary to their trylog professions, inanmuct Pergo SS 2 soma ef Srna business, and after the vocal organs, and is « pleasant and | rock AND FIXTURES OF A GENTS’ Agents for Baker's Chocolates, &e , and Vein’ mee ene Se aeeEee 5 tems mae tunes Piamaly Daene Furnishing Store, on Pa avenue, forsale cn | Extra and Family Fleur, in bas mar % 3. In the House, the question was taken on | Ei Dracgiste, JAMES N. CALLAN, Agent. | good terms. Enquire at this office. —_— ——___——___ endi mar t—iw mar 27-3t Office of the Insurance Co of North Americs, — the pending amendment of Mr. H. Marshall, aad inane GEEERUETS COURS, ong G0 Walnut st south vide, oust of Third, | . a confirmed by the Senate as Collector of the Customs at Newbern, N. C., vice Thoiaas S. Singleton, deceased. Monetary and Commercial.—Tho following of Kentucky, to the Senate bill relating to] [> Factscannot be questioned, when the ELPHIA, Janvary 14, 1556. otaticns of bond ishment In penitentiacies; which wae ro. | 2PH"3 Wosearvces wrosah Sitsmis “eeesee | MW toy Dock, te’, te latent sank athe cy pesca Hs qu 7 <2 onds, stocks, and land warrants Fetal vans ah ays oo! "| Nave we the individual evidence cf the land, but mimost | @0d the gr-atgst varlet EEO, BE. test STATEMENT OF TRE ASSETS | were furni F 6 s jested——yoas 90, . i 27-3t J ‘ the In- Rittenh ished us (March 26) by Sweeney, The said bill was then passed. waideped ve en eaeet the Se eR pred Of ** The t Samesrseabarg ate wb LZ, ”” pub- ittenhouse, Fant & Cos, bankers : Mr Bennett asked leave to repel (in a per- | verious Diplomas awarded them, amonz which is one from WwW RAILWAY AND STEAMSHII surance Company of Nori st ; oe == | sonal explanation) certain charges against his | geniniion ct Chicana ere tee pone erieenth Annnel Guide —Disturnell’s new andcomplete Ral!-| ished in conformity with the prowissont | ~ i b ne , Ww eo m7 ‘was com- o BONDS AND CITY STOCKS. Par | State—Mississippi—in a recent speech deliy- | poset chistiy of Physicians ta the city. These areall weizhty | Wavand Steamship Guide, with mapr, for March | of the Act of Assembly \ Washington Corporation 6 per cent. $106 | 103 10s by Mr. D Hin the Hall, b bi. facts that cannot help but convince the mort ci : 1856 = rice 25 cents MORTGAGES. Georgetown 4 6 do 100 | 96 oy | ered by Mr. Damrell in the Hall, but objec- | My. aSt worthy of trial. For Dyspepsia in avy form | Just published ard for sale by All of which are first Morte-ges, sass,s00 Alexandria c 6 100| 95 «6 | Won being made, leave was not granted Sasso Disiens are 6 cnctate one whan seed 08 ver directions TAYLOR & MAURY. couroxs, | The House next proceeded to vote on the | bottle. For sale by Ja) Dros mar 27 Bookstore, near 9th st. 7. imines ending call for the previous question on the} ™*™*~'* - “6 per cent, [ues 1000 89 a Wy. ng a tee 4 MRS. A. W. THORNE $40,000 Phiedelphia City Loan, 6 per cent 90 26,000 8 1,000 | 39 60 ashington City Elections bill, which wassec- | {0 Neah Walker & Marble Hall = Tw r 5 000 Lehigh Coal and Company,tper 1.090 | 3 @ 2% | onded—ayes 67, noes 65 Pe Gothing Bmporiem, Browne’ Hotel ee ne eee a ae ie aie ale | 4,000 | 69 @ 70 The question then arose _ ordering the | THING is now read she will open, on TU EAN Apel Is 0 000 Focnay!vente Rafirond Compang,Sper cent, | 1,000 77 @ 73 | iain question to be put; and it was not or- 5, tof SPRING MILLINER % atl City Bonds, 9 ist00 | 4 = ortment 0: ao ren 4 @ Key deren yeas 73, nays 83. , . hgus ta eects Cee hector te ip. To gentle- towhich she iavites particular attention _ Ss San Franct 1000 | 108 @ 106 It was then moved to reconsider the vote by o gindy excellence with economy in fashiouable ar- | No. 74 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C. “Z fo 16.00 1000 93 @ us Fy ewie estion had been eec- cpportunity ts now offered for selecting | 1157-97_5t¥ $11,000 Allegheny County Bonds, om 1J000| 79 @ 80 Ley the previous qu h sttracttvestocksof Goods tn this city, at very | TURE Tf" —____] 11.900 aliegheny County Bone, work, $1 same UNITED STATES STOCK: | onded. nov Sts MADAME R. $101000 Philadelphia, Wiimington and Belturore . Loen of 1856 — | 1023 @ 10844 Mr Cobb raised a point of order, contend- ee a THE Raliroad Company, 6 per cent, os 1 = | i . i te: mil ILL CERTAINLY LEAVE ON ‘ x oan ot ise? = |e @iiz | ing that a vote on a question could not be re- | ,, U7 DF: Sanford's Invigorator is a mild EIGHTH OF MAY, and respectfully in- thle, 1d Spore te Tae Loan of 1648 — [16 @u7 | considered. abite, relying upon its 7 s the public in ceneral, that she will give in- | g:000 Union Canal Company's 6 per cent, co amy Loan of 1568 (Co forms the pi & re be a Boat Loe \ Via ot ean = [let Gis; | The Speaker overruled tho point of order. | [ovine romp, At, gous Deranctment Sie Heat: | formation’ ia all the Adfairs relating to Life, | sis enayluit Nevicetion Compesy “os nsimadw eoxee, Via ts Mr, Cobb appealed. Co!t3, Pain in the Stomach aud Bowels, General Debility, a ae bas u mneys, Jaw | sisa.co Schuyikill Navigation Company's Boatand aad 1 Gp.ct.1as! — | 6 @ a Pending the question om the appeal, sun- | Female Weakness, ac. J - Suits, Difficulties in = ness, — Seal otbes Car Loan, 6 per cent, % i 6°40 isco — | 92 @ 925 | dry Depa Stal oenfhunicatinns were take For sale by druggists generally, and by Z. D. GILMAN, 468 | Ricknoss and Death, and in respect srock: ry te Need dhe ry Departme comBunic Ds Were 0 } Pa. avenue; alec, by JOHN SCHWARTZ, 350 Pa. avenne, bjects. She is also able to tell the ages of - I a; shares Lehigh Coal and Xevigation Company. 80 ¢.5%° litna = | m G sty, | from the Speaker's table and referred; and | andby 0. M LINTHICUM comer Bridgeane Highstrrns, | $0 Sete rac namiboce, Ske can be oomediiod | pane ath Ondent ie in ae [=e s @ % | then the House adjourned. ee —_ aren ant of be day and evening. a Eee ie ser ee d —Read what Mr. Her name is on the dovr—at No. 286 17th street | * shares Chesapeske sn 100 ae Bank of Washington ait | ‘oe Proceedings of To-Day. Se nee corner of D, on the le t hand side. a ay ew ame I Patriotic Bank — | @ @ 55 In ths Senate, to-day, on motion of Mr. | Boren, onc of the original propristort of the Aer House, | Cents and ladles 25 a — - eer Se Farmers & Mech.’s' Bank, Georgetown | — | 70 1 A New York, and for a number of years of the Exchange Ho- RAVEL IN THE EAST by pany, . =o 2me 8 Bank of id Dominion, Alex = | @wi | Brodhead, every Friday hereafter was set | teiRicumond, Ve. was cured of in serere attack of Nenral- ee D.D ; price $1 25 53 shares Bchuylkill Navigation Company, ve ne aa . : : : by Carter's 8; ish MI . Ti id fect = Ld ferred. 5 euseuiéon acotes | apart for the consideration of private busi- fits efinted Ya ulcane ‘by ce “siuable peicine, arrested oe and the "Circassian War, by J. Milton = re men cost ant si <4 ge 5 NCE STOCKS. ness. sh ; fe; ¢ Scbuy’ . . Ltncerp rg re A = Mr. Brown reported a bill from tho District | {0,cinec", vmicted with a variety fasseen tt cure Acue sea | Rogers’ Table Tals: ot ona Seems at Sheree Pamehctphin ann thoves de ancco teem 48 are ee acpe = grogation of Washington og °°" | Sie eraghn foeranch bare ad rte craract | SAMY ce med Opinions of American ttatee- |). fepbatoreran a gn nite ‘ ‘ i i jolen s, and cas : Vignes Speen ' bie iano SeSbingan ey, ava iadigyl re Consumption, sud uearly every otter disease for which its | men “a Foreign Immigration, by John P. San- [**>*ret Thedeiphis an eas so me Mm ") i= vr. me! 4 + | used. le remar! itis lcalt to know what disease it wi ° 2ehares Americsn Steams! PeDy. Mace s Se ai lied to the recent speech of Mr. Douglas on | pot relleve or cure, and as « Blood Purifier, and Spring and eet of Richard Cumberland, by Henry | 2 shares Cape Henlopen Sea Bathing sud Siecm, Kentucky 6 do = * A bel medicine, he has never seen its equal. LHe cheerfully ‘Doat Company, 4 Suma con er | ansas affairs, waived his right to the floor | recommenda it on all occasious, aud belioves It to be the Flander:; $1 50 azamnein ; Tennessee 6 do Bes | for the occasion, on account of his indisposi- | most valuable remed mari Lebmau’s Chemical Physiology; 25 Notes Recetvabie, a 4 saree hee ¢ on fla |=] tion. . ee Flint on the wes ane re rong TAYLOR Policies, the Premiums of which remain eneet 4 su ————____________\__| The Deficiency bill was shortly afterwards Es chould have a box iu the | _ "22° = = mtn, asp RATES - hei BANK NOTE again taken up, and Mr. Slidell proposed to i ctanmsants te te. ae HE STEAMER Soieden ds PAGE IS | neai kstete, sn? East A amend it by adding an appropriation of $1,357 zB ‘ end tore now 1 reg tween ae rn Btates... + to provide for the paymentof pensions to those ounaae epoern dod It isasure na monly ease for | Washi-gton Al ria at the; By order of the — oe oo ret wounded on board privateers, which was de- Barns, Piles, Boils, Corus, Felone, Chilbsins, and Old Bores | following hours: ew York city R Board, HENRY D. SHERRERD, Secretery { Scald Hi bated at considerable length by Messrs. Sli- = a ee My | Leave Alexandria 4%, 8, 10, 12, 2X, 4X, and 6 — Incorporated in 1794- Rash, Bunions, by % : dell, Hunter, Stuart and Hamlin, before tho | nurses,) Whitlows, Sties, Festers, o’elock, Pennsylvani: Fredericksburg... i Leave Wasbington 6%, 9, 11,1, 34,5, and selene 1j, | Star wont to press. Sore Nove, Werts and Fieah Words te moet valuabis | 7 o'clock. TLS L, PRICE, Captain, CAPITAL, - - $500,000. Kentucky ....... 14 | Inthe House, Mr. Washburne, of Me., re- Peep ifr aap prep te teggenr ghey sesh 4 _ CHARTER er ae station Tennessee....... 2} | ported the testimony taken before or received | tirty years. In no instance witl thie salve do an injury. oF Marine, Fire and Inland Transp . i = 2 By the ties Cems = the 2h Bn fae purest 3 tara foo recipe cht from Russia—of , Tnsuranee. Other S. States..Ja2 | contested election case of Aroher vs. Allen ; | articles growing tn raat S ietenirtd Tv. 0:4d : —_—— LAND WARRANTS. which was laid on the table. os b eer hoe aabee oot wat ‘used it themeeives, and recom: inne Wasnionen st i ish xe a a DIRECTORS. wim B Beme 160-aore warrants, per acre....$1 08 a$1 10 het Fi woe vendo on cried rus sent Oe eee, ce ten acear with mar Corson, ©: | Samuel W. Joees, Juba Ri Kefl © Jones %, = to ‘ o : q 3 ee hae SN eavepett okieueg ropiioty ofcomsnetey the Srrepper Price, Oya 8 Dom COPAKTNERSHIP NOTICE. joka A Brows, Wiliam Welsh” Jobe Mages 60 do do do 1111 105 @ 1 07 | act of March Ist, fess, regulating the diplo- | orm ot. “vor sale at eron HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY | Shares Tuyiot "5 Anim sihivate Peace B fae fo TRCS Th [Bae and nm limo ine Ul |S one | Tien tae met te Be | aman ATU cS eee _ tates in many particulars; agro 5 hs F ®.M McKEAN. Agent, In stocks we have to report a heavy market |, The regular order of business being alee i : coma OOo tock of Clots Gessimenes , and Norm mar 25-3! Office, No 515 17th street weet for tho week closing the 224 inst Nearl. 11 | £07) the question next arose on the appeal * coer SN, Sainte DBs as at aaa eet the leading stocks declined 4 to 1 early all | Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, from the decision of FPLES AND POTATOES. per cent The supply of money, and the rates ob- tained for it, remain about the same, There is some pressure on the banks for means to the Chair declaring it in order to move g re- es of a vote seconding the previous ques- tion. Decision of the Chair sustained—yeas 106, nays 42. 100 bbis. prime Boston APPLES 100 bbls a me Mercer POTATOES For sale by HARTLEY & BROTEER mar 25 ‘Georgetow™ PACwET BRiag R.| meet the heavy payments required for the| Mr. Cobb demanded the yeas and nays on ROCHE to Ree ee OcG RN bes arrived, and ENTWISLE & BARBOS, large importations of the month. the motion to reconsider. ial deve ‘the United 4 Canad will have quick dtapaieh for the above. CARPENTERS AND BUILDEBS, - Specio continues to flow out freely. The Chair decided that the antes .* 7 } igig LUAU, New. rant port. For freight 1 uestion exports of last week, from New York, were at enes poe acy , RILEY & BRO. 11th street, between B end C si*