Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1856, Page 2

EVENING STAR. "WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY.,...........-+s000.May 10, 1856. I[7~ Advertisements should be handed in by 12 o’elook, m., otherwise they may not appear until the next day. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Jatelligencer contains no editorial to- day. The Union shows that the anti-Nebraska- Did] poljti¢&l leaders and press are responsible for the recent assassination of Sheriff Jones. —— WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP Ourself.—We take the following paragraph from the Washington Organ, newspaper, of yesterday. Assavit —The editor of the junior organ of the administration was severely caned by Major Heiss, late of the senior organ, yester- day afternoon, in front of Willard’s ‘Hotel. We did not learn the cause of the attack. We have to ssy that this statement is wholly destitute of foundation in truth The truth is as foliows, viz: On going into Willard’s to dinner on Thursday afternoon and passing iu front of tho office, we were overtaken by John P. Heiss, who has recent- ly returned from Nicaragua, (coming with the Padre Vigel accerding to the newspapers.) As be was paszing us we gave him a friendly salutation as usual, having been up to that moment on as friendly relations with him as with any man living, as far as we had any knowledge of his sentiments from his course towards us or otherwise. His reply to our salu- tation was an oath and a denuncation, follow- ed by a blow on the head from a heavy blud- geon which felled us to the ground. By- standers immediately rushed in, and the Hon. Mr. Spinner of New York, seized him by the arms bebind, holding him thus, whilo others, we know not whom, raised us up, covered with blood from the blow. To have properly retaliated even such a blow from a powerful man given under such circumstances, he being ip the hands of those who had interfered, would have deprived us of the plea of solf- defence, and subjected us to the charge of manslaughter, a position in which we were not disposed to place oureelf. On leaving the hotel, after cleansing the blood from our person and dining, we wore met by Officer Boss, who informed us that on going to the hotel shortly after this occurrence, he was met by the assailant, who remarked to him that he supposed be (the officer) ras looking for him; and that he answered that he (Hiess) had probably better go with hir. They proceeded immediately to the office of Justice Stevens, where J. P. Heiss gave bonds to answer at the Criminal Court for this act. ‘On that act we do not choose to make a com- ment, leaving the reader to judge of it from the facts we state above, and leaving the very appropriate tribunal before which itso prompt- ly found its way without our agency, to deal with it according to its judgment on its deserts. The Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Col Manypenny, the Hon. Mr. Spinner, and other gentlemen saw all that passed, and we refor to them as witnesses that we here only state the simple truth concerning the affair. We hear that we were thus aseailel for the publication of the following article, which ap- peared in the Stuy of the day before yester_ day - “Tre Pare Vicai.—We are not a little amused at the puffy notices of this gentleman with which the ot Press just now are filled. There seems to be no end to the wonderful steries concerning him the newspa- pers are manufacturing, the most amusing of which is, that he claims to be an Americ:n, rather than a Roman Catholic priest ; or, in other words, that he reouts the discip ine of the only Catholic Church known as the Catho- lie Church in Christendom—that is, the “‘ Ro- man Catholic Chureh.”” Without pretending to enter into a disquisition upon its claims to be the only real Carnolic Church, the intelli- gent and ll informed reader will bear us ssying that the priest who denies the binding force of its discipline is always de- Prived quickly of the fanctions of its winistry. The Padre Vigel, at home, was mixed up onary party, and became one of the few native partizans cf the fillibusters; going to the length of inviting the perform- ance of Protestant service in the church in Granada under astoral charge. Hed there e ecelesiastical authority icaragua during Walker's rule, of course the Padre V would have been deposed from bis living ag summarily as an Episcopalian minister awong us would be deposed for offering his pulpit to a Methodist. or a Baptist preacher for offering his to a Uni. tarian or Universalist. So he is, in the eyes of all trae Roman Catholics of every country, no longer entitled tu administer the functions of their priesthood. In this country, while the Catholics acknowledge no politic supre- macy in Kome, they all look to Rowe, and only to K for Ui eburcb discipline, as well as their ductrine ; and not amen of them i Paire V as g aught, ecclesiastically, than an unfrocked priest. We may truthfully add, that the eturies told in the pro-fillibustering newspapers of the great influence of this gentleman at home, bis re- iarkable talents, tc ,arc on a par with the bogus accounts of his prescnt position in the chureb. He way be a very worthy man per- sonally, for aught we know ; but we are ver: sure that up to the time he permitted his hatred for his Government to lead him to unfrock himself, he was quite as obscure as any other — in the city of Granada. All the fuss cing made over him, personally, in the news- papers is therefore mere humbuggery, “of a piece’’ with the accounts of the condition of things in Nicaragua which are transmitted irom thenee to aid the waning cause of the fillibusters.”’ In conclusion, we bave only to remark far- ther, that habitual mis-statements of the per- sonal affairs of parties opposed to it in politics, so grossly and maliciously false as this, (that makes it our duty to ourself to allude to the affeir in the Star) is one of the prime causes why the Washington Organ fails to enjoy the confidence, respect and patronage of its politi- cal friends in this community ; who preferring & manly opponent to a nominal friend so sneak- ing and disreputable in its practices, patronize the Scar ia its stead; until its (the Organ’s) ad- vertising business has fallen away to nothing, and ite circulation has so dwindled down, that according to a notice in its issue of yesterday, its agents in Washington are throwing up the management of their routes in disgust, as business that wont pay fur the shoe leather worn out in its prosecution. Mr. Haven's Letter. —The ietter from Mr. Haven, of the House of Representatives, just published, announcing that Mr. Fillmore wilt accept the Know Nothing nomination, beyond peradventure, and that he may be expected home in the course of the next month—June— is received with a bad grace by the Republi- cans of both Houses of Congress. The latter bad hoped, up to this time, that Mr. Fillmore would decline, and have encouraged the pub- lication in their party newspapers of all con- ceivable discouraging statements and prog: nostications designe? to thwke Mr. F. off the course. Their purpose was to have matters 80 arranged as that there would be but a sin- officer of the Treasury Department, which, if | F street Presbyterian Charch, by special request, expense, thatit ia legal; for as an emolument i i ; C - LIST OF LETTERS —— AMUSEMENTS: gle opposition candidate for the Presidency } determined to celebrate the-anniversary of St. seen tic bic FOR THE BENBFIP-OF German treet i é ton, D.C., 7 “e running in the non slaveholding States. All| Jobn, on the 24th of June next, by a proces- | Say take place om MONDAY tue Pe ee ieee * "| NATAONAL Tuma TRE. = s ; : : i i t the grounds r. Carlon Pi ivania ave- ‘ised in the ‘‘ Event , : their expectations i - hae at | sion, oration, and Masonic banquet. hue, between 13h ana ith pido thane ae F Secs = ceblets the felowing section of the KUNKEL £00... fone Pa coed a . 4 Eg Pome av Ae = arpa re rhage Tics ceadieaas The Current Operstions of the Treasury | Cenyy DAMS TICKETS FIFTY | Post 0 ‘Greulation ef any daily heper pats | JOS. JBFFERSON.....STAGE MANAGER. Tg x Tri 7 Department.—On yesterday, the 9th of May, ~ iy Washington: — ‘ T HE bi RICKS OF ADMISSION ioe » atehigea ‘Minced how Seedy, tal there were of Treasury warrants entered om | SS "respectfully iniorm the mine eA | Sac: S And be st further. enacted, That the aaa +80 cents fowa, Mchig ssouri, » In- +-25 cents. Yet? pe 4 for { t | Boxes and Parquet...-....+- 16 hotetoeption stet obs,. wa nid Fett Caran: Slap, comrveoing | ges ag ered wna. ny nt orgie Glide $1,181 60 | Chae alee te pred ah ya eke Obseet wt papers salle pitated shall, Reveaficr be pu. cindy dpteet talon 8,499 99 | with decent apparel to attend church and school | |!*! once only in the ne per which, being preecu'| diana, I!lin Pennsylvania, Delaware and one or (wo ether States they have professed to . or oftener, shall have the largest HORSE-SHOE ROBINSON, consider doubtful, or nearly all of thom—and, + ae 3 ll Bele eer cs bg od ee Cache the range —— ny =r Which will be performed with the moral play of of course, New York, Ohio, and Connecticut, ‘ ment that states charities have. ‘To make the cohen ° be decided by Pos! THE DRUNKARD. to give them tho slightest chance of success. time as agreeable as possible, gocd music has ‘ SI with Mr Tilsere ta the etd. they alice War repay warrants received and 48,622 20) een Provided fo1 every evening tres te | ee eS — mdgeE pss aoe of 9 > week. Doors open at 7 o'clock and continue epen “5 commence wi! great that they have hardly a single chancein a| entered......+. ..+e++ see 549 69] until ten. ” 'm 10-1w LADIES’ LIST. Te On account of the Navy.. ‘eM rasiizabe th . 85,932.89 <A A J armstrong, Marya Parring, MinsKat peapretee thousand, to carry either of the States we Repayment on account of the fy Be ESTERN HOSE NOTICE.—PER. | Bs0k*. Mrs Thos Fy gee a ES, + 85,922 Rurke, Mies AB name above. Hence the earnestness of their BV Fnccascoceseccsateesecs sons holding tickets of the Ball on 24th | burke, Elia G Gillet, Mra PA 2 Pardon, BM April last, are requested to make a retu arch, Rmeline @tlett, Carta P efforts toconx (as Paddy coaxes at times) ~ From miscellaneous sources:..... 2,723 86 ame tomes on ith street between 3 vant New p GratataMisadeunte Parker Sry HW - " “a ——o- = _ oF ve . . Co ' morifcain ou Ending thraghihe wtorot| CONGRESSIONAL PRocgEpnas, | ‘mene | reser. sme” Rete | HORSE-SHOE ROBINSON! Miedaksswledcad ae a onent on the| 12 the Senate, yesterday, after we went 79 THE PATRONS OF THE CITY ; On MONDAY the great drama of = * P ;_ | press, along debate ensued upon Mr. Foot’s DESPATCG —In consequence of the aa A THE SEA OF ICE! floor of the House, that he will not shape his qmoticn.'t0. fefee the Yows “tallroad land a>. number of mirdirected letters, and letters bearing ~ a A SprigcMraMary Ann . directions whatever, rece we ? c ererved course to gratify them especially. Asmatters| ating bill of the House to the Public Lands | ted inc mothen ae tifveming sare ee 4 " Smith: Mee Scrat R | . 19” The Box Sheet for the sale of Ki now stand with them Col Fremont, bids fair | Committee ; which being directed, the said | they would greatly oblige the Proprietor of the larthe Hartt day. Office hours be. Ooie, ington MreMary Seats 7= be " sig A ination ; i duly passed—yeas 31 o, Despatch, and the parties to whom directed, b “ Anne Sea, Suse nilivan, Mise Mar- | tween 9a. m. p.m. to have no opponent for their nomination; as bre out uy adjourned a til Monday. being m te explicit in thelr directions, ued tne is & eri re Ellen Hote, Mre apn erat ern Fider GRAND EXCURSION & PIC NIC GRAND EXCURSION & FIC NIC no man who believes he has a political fature ._ | by insuring prompt and efficient deliveries. We ince MreJ HW Sayer, Mine Ms aren) before him, will be induced to place himself} J the House, Mr. Phelps concluded his | also wish it distinetly understood that we de | or tec x : OF TH ae - ipa in which he will be #0 very badly speoch in favor of the appointment of a third | !!ver no letters beyond the boundary line unless a Camptell Mrakilen Johneo HE MEMBERS OF THE In ni : srecial mes-enger is employed Persons sendi ‘onuel take t pleasure in apnoune- beaten, asit is admitted their nominee must | C™ference committee upon the disagreeing let throng this med. ura would dwell te beet Dickwons are 8 ease, Mise Ca trate {their fiends and. the pic di r * sation = votes of the two Houses upon the Senate’s | the above in mind. m 8-6t i Rackes | in ger , be. With the Colonel their nomination is a0 | smendments to tie Deficiency bill; and] ~ uiaicuwritenenaaee sac SS Kei 0 cu wip somes ern te House Pavilion on THURS. object, doubtless, even when it is certain re sap pettee omeokas ua ae D ay of. os Ks Notices salivered with ag a ‘a fey Ward M A ‘The Steamer mp ate in Hag t 7 i i ryland, an urn aL for yunctuality thro out v ty by “ City i Georgetown at ’ . ay ae — aps ost cha Peleg th e the appointment of the cusnuilttes, ths Hone | B patch,” 394 D street, near Seventh. Five de. | Everuisia mrechas LaiguubeaicebaryWiisos dps What 9, and Aleianaris at Oy a son = h a So i ae ig é adhered to their disagreement, and voted the | liveries dally. m 8-6t poral rea %, agentes will leave Land 7th st F and 7th st, 184! e receives a single hun ou- | Conference Committee. NOTICE ADVERTIA. | Fale Merial ow % street and Pa ,. - sand votes he will obtain a political position | |The Speaker appointed Messrs. Pennington, rer in te epee a Prabhas FraiklfoaiesSarah Nii, , ontario Couion Music has been engaged for far in advance of anything that was drenm- | Jones of Tennesse, and Grow, on said oom- VOLUN. DESPATCH rears tarot the | Poly. Mee erees Miller, Mitabeth | Watecsiten Am Dinzer and Refreshments will be furnished by : mi a ? ereby avoiding the a iterer. ed of for him six months ago. So, to be their |“ ‘The resolution from the Elections Commit. | annoyance and incomvenienrr nt 2 persoual Inter. ma Si maed migitsidcKe® | THRO OME DOLLAR: oaths a gentle- candidate will be no losing game for him; for | tee authorizing the parties to the contest for view with correspondents. By leaving their ad- | 4?“ Ty Wm je a Greene te W man and lad‘es—to be had of the menibers of the i i tions tho seat of the Delegate from New Mexico to | 4’e* #t the office they will receive all communt. | St,'Zan "Wem Gineta, 3" t lub since his affiliation with tho abolitionists be- iz od ben before the pulsed in person or by coun- | ©2t!0nS gratis. Principal office No. 394 D street | Anderson. 3D Galloway, JH " Committee of Arrangements. came known to the public he has utterly lost pi s y near Seventh. MS-6b_ | Arron JD, jleth Jonatina XK | 1 Morrice, cy ‘Murphy, & H Batt (politically) the regard of every man not of} Qn motion of Mr Carlile the reeofation was Ww FOR SALE.—sHE CAN BE ry aw 6 w Ligon pea Bgram, ° that party, because with his personal antece- | amended by striking out the authority (thero- seen on I st , between - anime a change in his politics can only | 1) to appear before the House “ by eounsel,” | 455. | 1t has been two months since she To ARIETY HALL !—THI8 ELEGANT AND s ‘ and then, as thus amended, it was rejected— | C#lved._ Lowest price $25. ae ee De : Eee Mr | ola by manowell be attributed by them to a sort of political | yons 36, nays 62. : i OST—ON YESTERDAY, THE %h INST., f stroke of the moon. Mr. Stephens moved to reconsider that vote, a silver Card CASK, containing severa! cards certs, . care sen to make {his central and cosveniest Hall 2 Padgett « mont attractive place in the city, by a proper — and addressed the House in favor of that vote. | bearing the name of the owner, and the name al- % _ — t. A toW. WALL The Nicaraguan Question —TheRichmond| And then, without putting the question, (a! Scpphond te husehaenetinte einen coe: Bark James | Bough, W Potts, M = Wald Seephee pply sp %6-Im Enquirer, on the day before yesterday, dis- | tet an ineffectual motion to adjourn over un- | S"PPS Bere, M Pos Botteher, T F til Monday,) they adjourned. Peaco's trimming stores, or na oo on the way between them ‘The finder wiil be Ifberally re. | poset ap cusses the question of the recognition of the worth! : ADIES’ CABAS, WORK BOXES, RETI- Bs warded upon leaving it at the jewelry establish- | Brewster, HP Jno L cules, Lily White, Bracelets, China Orna- rule of the fillibuster Walker, in Nega, as the Proceeding To-Day. ment of Galt & Brother. ™ 10-3t% a 30 —— sw inents, Toilet Bottles, Pomades, &o., for sale low government of Nicaragua, in an article of i ss In the Eouse, to-day, up to the hour at which we went to press, no business whatever star laaiae at ta ean A ss 9-3t LAMMOND?s, 7th st. (CHEAP SUGAR, TEA, AND COFFEE.— | jititviTpmuna Heitos, en Jant Dace ie at oat : it TA jueen, great ability and convincing force. Its views rrime Brown Sugar 8,9, and 10 cts; chotce | fyrno, varia 7 i PERUVIAN GUANO correspond go entirely with our own that we| had been transacted, the hour having beon Wome Oncor — to io nie Gene * at the lowest cash market heartily endorse them, quoting from them as epg up bees Megs on waCAtOnS TOE'S coal OF | reteper 4 cet JOs. W. DAVIS, oe ade ey : 3 CS Lommian eva: follows : ie House, and to adjourn. it corner 9th and E streets. radi 7 S008 % No, contalatng large “ The foreign policy of this Administration . STRAYED FROM 251 F STREET, near as : portions of neutra ‘use bace distinguished by a respectful ob- GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE. 13h, ared COW, with a white se ’ HOSPRATE OF Lime aS i Marvey, A Beynolde, 3 i i ‘k down the back. and has short oe and free Pnosruonic servance of the faith cf treaties and tho ob- Gzoncerows, May 10, 1856. | hens A reward of Sb wih be oie be! : ee eee B Aciv, in bags of 160 Ibs. in pretation the dignity of ie anaes cod We would advise our citizens, one and all, | °? to any one who will return her to . cach. said house. m 10-tf - “ , r SUPER-PHOSPHATE the rights of the American citizens, the gov- | to look well to their premises at night. Last seeoune________mif_ - se many ad - S558 OF LIME in bags of 160 ernment has yet afforded no pretext of offeneo night the hardware store of O. Z. Muncaster, ee Ae Che to other powers. Oathe contrary, by a appy jonso: Tbs. Darre!s as [ BES LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS ae Sain OP Sage, Wm Mont 4 prefe z . ? 3 and the dry goods store of Mayfield & Brown, and customers that I have taken the old stand Ingraham, EP Shore, W W 9 ALLEN’S CELEBRA- panacea Fi aks hg one lganr tage situated near the corner of Bridge and High Pisses eget erp b: lage oS cae mle ea sil sesinares " TED REAPING 4 well ag tho almost unanimous applause of ‘the | Streets, were forciby entered. “At that of Mr. merited a tceaey le beer quality of WOO oe ‘ King, Senzec, Da Bienes 2 ™ mowine MACHID American people. Unless then we aro to as- Muneaster, an opening was made in one of and COAL RICHAKD E. SIMMS. [c f 5 Smiths Me ~ Every ption of sume thatthe Administration will abandon | the heavy doors in the west warehouse, front- m 10- r, Kotght, James A ante, Su PLOWS AND AGRI- the poliey to which it has so persistently ab- | ing on High street, by knocking out one of] - sot Sgr : hered, and deliberately forfeit its conservative character, we must reject the idea that the President proposes to accept Walker’s over- tures of alliance. It has not been many months since Mr. Marcy refused to receive the Ei RAL & HOR- the pxnels with a heavy stick of wood, and| JF YOU WANT LIME BY THE PECK, az ere IM- ireaking off one of the back window shutters. bushel or pon ed ees x in PLEMENTS That of Messrs. Mayfield & Brown, tho back | waririe SAND In eoallocte ps cane at boeet i ‘ = o chu'cest FIRLD & door was forced open by a pry of some kind. |f,) a OULD GAS HOUSE,” ; Sombre: wd ; the cho'cest Fi At.neither place did the villains succeed in a GARDEN SEEDS. b 4 a | m 10-1t*® 10th street and Canal : Longdon, JD ~ R. L. ALLEN commission of another Nicaraguan agent, for aneers: ae SperadllaMe H rane SPECIAL NOTICE.—THE ATTENTION tag ‘nag 4 : : 129 and 191 Water st , reasons of an exclusively public import. | °M by Mr. John Crockwell, who lives near the of the public is called tothe unreserved sale | 0; Lecits, Harry New York Nothing has occurred meanwhile to reintorce anes 4 ior; is | of Valuable Bullding Lots on noith E street, be- | ’ Kase, Geo W , ‘ork, May 7th, 185¢.--m 9-6 Walker's claim to the recognition of the Ameri- ayor-Addison, though somewhat easier, is | ycen isth and 19h streets, to take place this Lighttoo " — 2 can government. Indeed, his ascendancy is | *ti!l very eeriously indisposed, 80 much a9 a8 | SATUKDAY AFTERNOON, at 5% orclock, on .TKAXED FROM THE NEIGHBOR- less seeure, and his chances of ultimate auc- | © prevent him from leaving his room. / the premises if fair, or at Boteler’s store, Penn. Dempsey, Patrick Lipphard, A - with a white cess far less flattering than when he was first At Drover’s Rest, yesterday, only about 100 | avenue, if raining. ‘The property must positively oho, Micasel Lawrence, Alex ifice. Maxwell, James @ we the two hind repulsed from Washington. head of beef cattle were offered, all of which | be sod this evening at any sacri fi ’ ote? Murray, Wm 3 given to any ous wr ia putes hin Se ne if It is q westionable if, under the law of na- “ at $4 50085 a the poets equal to $da a Ee ee oo: = = She, 5 s 313 D street, near 12th>gpposite the Kirkw tions, the United States would be justified ia | § Tae ee kote have under- | P°O%,S°LE;—A VERY SUPERIOR MARE, ar) oe GEORGE GLORIOUS recognizing Walker's Government. Lis ex- je Sour and grain mari ae bd ee er: * ee grey, pba scear lane Thomas, Jno ~ 4 pedition against Biestegns was undeniably | 5°9€ n0 change since our repo! Pret sap oe teavelise ae paeen Thitewnre 1s about leaving miron, Chea P Morgan, Rev RB Tolgon, Henry CARD.—DOCTORS W. B. MAGRUDER an aggressive invasion of a country at peace a ol the city and will sell heriow. The maie can be ’ oe tae to % and D. R. HAGNER have entered into part- with this government. It is affirmed, in mit-] 4 very Curious CAsB ‘Weclip the follow- | seen at the staile 1n rear of No. 245 1 street. be- Murrey, J ; uarekip Sor the practios of the various Seunches of ee, of the harp pampes simply ra ing from the Lowell News: tween 13th and Mth m 10-3t# =|; ae pcg gies oes , bet Shand eh. Be sponded to a ery for a succor from the people] *: About year and a half ago awidow lady | © THE SOCIAL; b Rillobs, Robert Muiphy, JaaB |W Co Macrupen’s residence is on Pennsylvania uve- of Nicaragua; but there is no proof of the | py the n f Swit! siding on Suffolk | S4U4D Fer HE SOCIAL; by the author Krovett, Richard — Malatorts, Jos allegation The Nicaraguan Gavacmenk was | a Gea nai by resiaing = we ai balad for the Solt‘ary ~ z street, in this city, drank some water from a Muncbiaon, za L we wes near 2ist strect; Dr. HacGneR's next —— spring at the sea-shore, and, asshe supposed Whitney's ivefence of the American Policy, ; ¥ Ju not a despotism; on the contrary, it was no Philly ard Kit; by Caroline Cheesebro, ex toriously the most liberal of all the Central . N SMALL AMOUNT OF MONE iH \ swallowed asmalleel Since then she h: Social Science; by George H. Calvert, samara yy * brea NT wi af on Tuesday last. The person who American Powers. It was a Republic, and beon gradually getting out of health, and Hardscrobble, or the Fall of apie by Major | Feston, MH Wien ES. | lost tt can have it by proving their property, and was even more Democratic in its conatitution length her illness became so severo and alarm- Richard-on. FRACK YLOR. Eaten mit : .. _ ‘ ying for this advertisement. ‘Apply at JON than the Government of the United States ing that her life was thought to be in great | ™!0- Mankin, DD Wilsos, James B P LEVY'S Wine, Liquor, Cigar and Grocer Of all tho Central American States it was the danger. No medicine or physician coul give DISSOLUTION. Mie ae eae —4 seep — Pennsylvania avenue, —_—— one to which the United States wore closest | her reliof, till last week. Dr. Huntoon, being HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE a McArthur, A Willtaineo pnd 455 strect. bound by similarity of institutions and the | called in, give her a potion that on Saturday existing under the style and name of B. W. | iy"*: CoE wane FIRE !—FIRE !!—FIR positive he A ope of treaty. It may bo morning relieved her of alive eel a foot in] Ferguson & Uo, is this day dissolved by mutual Moattt, true that Walker was invited to Nicaragua length. The eel has been preserved in spirits, and is decidedly an ugly-looking customer. The lady is greatly relieved, but thinks there is another of the ‘varmints’ left behind.” by the party out of power, who wanted his assistance in usurping control of the Vovern- meut; but such a fact would no more oxten- uate the criminality of his expedition, than it would justify an invasion cf Canada from this country at the instance of a malcontent and seditious minority.” Wo ~ consent WH : wen eacaita WILDER'S TRON BAPE S. = Joux T Downs, the remaini) artner, is au- | ' E HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN 2 thorized to use the name of thelate firm in set. | ‘! i! aan Me Wome wee V invoice of Wilder's celebrated 1R UN iling their business. M Whitlock, Prof A SAFES, with Rich’s im ment. These Safes are superior to wa dl manufectured in this country, having stood the test of seme of the hottest fires we ever oecurred ; certific of which are c tly — in, two of tbe latest of which ‘we bave subjoti : RAILROAD FREIGHT DEPOT BURNT. New Yoax, May 2, 1656. Messrs Srxanns & Marvin. . Gentlemen :—On the imorning of the Ist instant, for papering He also keeps composition for de- : N the Freight Office, with a portion of the four B. W. FERGUSON, mr JOUN ‘T. DOWNS. 10, 3 Invalid, 2; KR, May 10, t@ The cotton will at Pawtuckst, owned by Wasnincron, May Sth, 1856. m 10-3t Messrs. Thayer & Mores, was destroyed by — = fireon Thursday last It was used as 2 print- JONN L. HICKMAN, ing cloth manufactory. Insurance $19,000. 663 L strect, between 3d and 4th streets, ee —— — S PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL OR- jarthaP Herris, Mice Evel Vin ON SABBATH MORNING, THE ders for Whitewasbing and raed Patch- isa Kosa = ith inst , the Rev. Dr. Gurley, paster of | ing or Painting up. Also, preparing old Rooms L'ST.oF LETTERS REMAINING IN the “CITY DESPATCH ” LADIES LIST. Collison, Mies M French, Mra n An Important Decision.—We publish bo- low a very important ruling by the proper f . ‘ht Depot of the New York and New i i 4 will repeat the sermon which he delivered Le‘ore | stroying Bedbugs and Roaches. M story FF . duly carried out, will create a considerable the wane ‘Mens’ Ghristion Association a few Orders to be left at Charles H. Lane’s, Pa. av- ie . om, pleven aliseed seas cotieet money oye ave . saving to the National Treasury : ks since ontitled ‘‘ The Miracle of Regenera | enue, or Wm. Gilman, corner 4 st eet and Pa. ne of yi at * abo, Jno Te Hartmann, F 3 5 Travavixe Expenses or Any Orricers. bis sermon is oue of rare merit and great nue. mio fo Huvter, Wm 0 chased by the Company, August 19, 1530, fully 2 Jefierson, Th Tolson, D rustsined tts reputation as a fire proof article, by The commutation for travel under orders, al- pee eree saci eae —— K SALE— Tonee, W Brook Worcester, Lewis | preserving in excellent condition the books, pa lowed to army vfficers, is not prescribed b beet ee PRESBYT’N CHURCH, cor- One weighing SCALK, of Marden’s Patent, mh » Robt, 2 Washington. WD | pers and other valuables it contained. law, (as it is in the navy by the act of Mare ner Maryland avenue and 6thst., Island in good order, cuitable for weighing Coal, Hay, tay spon toes ene - ‘The *test was a severe one—the triumph of 3, 1835.) but is a matter of Executive regula- Baptism will be administered in the morning at | ac Nestea Jar Ee com ARLES ROCKWELL ; ; A | Communion of the Lord Two CARTS 322 PENN. AVENUE. i . tion. In certain specified cases the officer at olstock, znd the! Freight Ageat N.Y. & N. H. Railroad. cei “ S t3 p.m. The public are invited to at One Family CARRIAGE, in good order, built —WEHAVE THIS DAY -¥. a. . mnsy receive the commutation, or the actual wor ze 1t* ii YS CLOTHING. #*Ex; 15 boars. expenses, at his option, but it is held that | “2¢-— ___ | by Thomas Young, of this city. pooel opened a large assortment of Youths, Boys, 7 _ aici : , neither the accounting officers, nor heads of UNITED SONS OF LIBERTY (JU-]| 14 PLOUGHS, Hurlburt’s patent. an@ Childrens Spring and Summer elothing to ~ r- 7 = The above articles will be sold togetber or sep- hi GOLD STREET FIRE! departments, have any authority to make an | Seis DENUCRATIC.)—YOU ARE | amtely, ata great sacrifice eaquie of y en WALL a STerd ENS. / New Youx, April 11, 1858. allowance for travel as ax emolument. It is secret lhe Gree haat ig peter yer tog U.B WARD, f m9- B22 Penn. avenue, next to Iron Hall. ge ni gags tie at ee SALAMANDER pie eae bag Sraeltne ie is Becrgetown,on MONDAY, May iaihvataorciy | ™10-3t__—_— (Intel) 2th st. and ak ee tee F ar c le actual Svarsee 4 BAPES Iidef’s Patent, was severely tested, by P. m | as business of !mportance will be transact- SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD wo the destiction by fire of ur Packing Box Manu. msl. ed itis earnestly desired that every member will y DURE COUNTRY MILK THRICE A DAY | factory Nos. 41 and 42 Gold strect, which ec- it would be in direct violation of the laws of | attend By order: ORIMELin, PREC EE EN OLS from Fairiani Dairy Farm, warranted of the | cy; fastnight. The buildings were four stories March 3, 1839, and August 23, 1842, by in- C.C CALLAN, Preeident. | Ter COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS FEATH.- | Yery best quality, and NUT WATERED, can be | high with lumber and boxes, which cre- creasing the compensation of the officer be-| J. F. TRUNNELL, R 8. ER DUSTERS, CHILDREN’S CABS, BIRD | 224 at No. 485 10th street, near Penn. avenve. immense heat. dt t thorized by Cc P.S —Ail youths ‘wishing to join or form new CAGES. SWEEPING DUSTING, SCRUB. EAM and BUTTER «f_@ superior ‘The S fe was located on the second fioor, and Wiss, hecome tla ‘actual expense has been | Prauches of the Soclety are requested toattend the | RING, WHITE WASH, and all other kinds of (m 0'R8) "OLN: DURFEE & CO. a to tbe first, where it remained eleven hours ls 8 3 NG, x Py LTE cabins tk, MM Ne tach Boe ma ' ascertained, and an account settled in confor- | C8: a Bristle BRUSHES in ure; FISHING TACKLE YOU WISH TO KNOW THE FU- id the burning ruins ; aud on being taken out o . 4 ‘cooled and opened, the contents, consisting of ity therewith, such settlement must stand, NOTICE —THE REGULAR Monthly | ® seneral assortment; together with a larve stock TURK ?—If so, call at 286 C street, betweend POS and valuable ane baeh beok nad exsieen be’ disturbed for the purpose of Be ting of toe Democratic Associat on | Of building and housekeepers’ HARDWARE, | j3in asd 13%, and opposite Ellis’s Foundry. ~~ ae Peete, oe fezi- condition, untouched by fire, and perfectly ilf be hetd at Forres: Hall. comprising the greatest variety tobe found inany | \ our past life will be reviewed and your futsre » ots nid eter ylides saga Wer MONDAY EV ENING, May 12th, at? o'clock. | house in the clty; all of ‘le ih bestgakte low | foretold, and, if unmarried, what kind of hasband oe send enother Salamander to our manu- san aS aafaded phat for yasr “be tee All the members are requested to hein attendance | #8 they can ke purchased 4 1 eeVAGK nion. | or wife will felltoyourlot. MF | sactory, 128 Chur. h street, and oblige, - opened upon tho pretext of an undcr-estimato | Convention oil take eens eee eancinnatl Sign of the Golden Saw, CAQD.—THE ATTENTION OF PER- Yours, respectfully, oF the distance traveled, unless the claimant prtaen” * ot Tere USE, *} m10-6t Pa. av. bet. 10th and Ith streets. = ser to a Sonne wate LOWBRRE, HAWLEY & CO. shows that the sum be received was less than m 10-2t . Secreiary. LichAMDE San walneal mae aie ae ee 7 SALAMANDERE, secured by the “LA r a: CHANCE FOR YOUNG MEN OUT OF | Lot is respectfully invited to the sale which will] These » his actual necessary expenses. ete COLORED LADIES OF z10N | “ EMPLOYMENT. take place on MONDAY, next, the 12th instant, | BELLE” POWDER AND BURGLAR- front PROUP LOCK, and of every desirable size, with Sulphuric Acid Barometer.—Among the | annual Fev ct we, Donge now oauaings ; Doser ears spent Beoel 5 ponaee wie te frst gan trl ebcuns itisirncalt Geceret improved finish, for sale at reduced prices by the j ientifie i i f D and Ninth streets, for the benefit of the of 10th street west and N street north. The sale bers. objects of scientific interest accumulating at | of, D and Nin variety of articles now exhibited | Wish to learn Telegraphic Operating for a profer- | sj be worthy their attenion. For further par- HOWELL & STRIBLING Agents, the Smithsonian Institution is a gigantic bar- | and for sale are large, beautiful, and of a choice per f vee cailal wsaoe date nn * ~ oni ticulars see advertisement. A. GREEN, Southwent corner of High and Waier sts. “i ometer, in which the varying pressure of the | duality, and at moderate prices. The ladiew who | ‘40 trom one to three months 10 lear the busi. | _™9-4 Cinsiseenee (1S —L~ : ia” a a air is indicated by a column of sulphuric acid, eeeercarty the cleat of the Pair there will cam ieocoryecned neh ainp a dle te oe a —_ IRON HALL NEW GROCERY STORE. instead of one of mercury as in the ordinary | be a Grand hai Pedal —— ee ies aeeta twolta heared ‘dollars, if, in ae Boot, Shoe, and Trunk Establiishment, MORGAN & BRO.. instrument. The mean elevation of the mer- oes sy o Gu Monday ptr the Fair will be open yes = bering sepa wincaapinaepseney Divs Pa. avenue between 9th and 10th sts. curial columa is about thirty inches, while in | at 12 o'clock. 1t* pinot 2 z ensmen preferred. ‘Terms twenty dollars, which wer euea impenen Lee yeaa this instrument it is upwards of twe hundred BRAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Inctutes use of the instrument, batterlts, &e. baat 4 of GRO CERIES, WINES, LIQUORS, CIGAKS &c., and twenty igehes. Hence the range is pro- to which they beg leave to call the attention of vy ters, Molia—-Ville Shoes, manufactured by Columbia Fi-e Compaey, held at their} Application to be made in letter form to J B. ” ‘my own hall, the following resolutions were unanimously | TREE, Chief Operator Southern Telegrah Of. | Melus Paus, for my own sales Call early and examine my stock. their friends and the public in general, feel portionally greater, and more minute fluctua- | adopted and ordered to be published in the daily eo ee Washington, | rhave airo, Tadies’ whole and balf Galters, | satisfied that all who Aver abagh erg ogegm | . e papers of the city: tbat » made by McCurdy, “‘original’) | will find it to their interest to purchase. They tions are gendered perceptible. Sulpburic | Porras it hes pleased an All-wise Providence HIS IN TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatt ry would enumerete in pert cf which they have on acid has been chosen as the liquid, because, | in its wisdoin, to remove from our midst onr well | J q Children’s Shoes at 37c., old style. hand apse | be’oved brother and associate BensaMin C. GRE- subscriber hath obtained from the Orphan u at ordinary temperatures, it does not give cf u t My stock of Travel inks, Valises, Carpet | SUGAR®—Loaf, Crashed, Pulverised, Grandu- ; Sur srnek By the Rand @: dent An the pride of | or av ceee cared eestatae te ike mot | Baas, BO; ts bladgelita Gai ee lated, Clarified and Brown vapor, which would fill the vacuum above or | hix bealth and manhocd, therefore, sonal Estate of EDwarp WiLsurn, lateof Wash- ton 8. P. HOOVER SIRUP AND MOLASSES . Be it resolved, That, whilst yielding with sub- é havin: m9 , lron frau. COFFEES—Java, Murricabo, Rio, &c. absorb air. Means aro taken to prevent the | mission to the dispensation of Divine rovidence ogee sacri pSepaee aeeuta oe rome Eo — TEAS— Gunpowder 1mpericl, Young Hyson and absorption of moisture. The instrument was | which has bereft us of one whom we loved and " a eahibit the same, with the vouchers | AUN W1CK FRENCH AND ENGLISH FE- lack, some very fine 7 Tespected, not only as a fireman, but as a true 2 Mma constructed by James Green, of New York, Bi L& SEMINARY descri; ground and wn- friend and brotver, we cann:t refrain from ex- pad he berlageinigeels Svasnwene Uy lara FOR BOARDING PUPILS. ee or ear cacteced ta een of the Tactibaticn. 18 | ee ee eee eed cad nema rece | enstoted from all bonar of eusa cate. GITUATED SIXTEEN MILES ON TRE Patent Sperm Adamantine and Mould CAN- enclosed in a glazed case, and is placed in the | j, woich it sorieea i ane ‘i a under a meter af May, Baltimore and W: — oo — theast st of x Resolved, That we shall ever cherish, with : * 7 » or London Dock and Pale northeast staircase of the main building. prise And eimulatlon ie noble example furnished m 10 law3w* ~ sein . one: eo h viet pmnay lak s Whiaky, Jamaic Gin, &e jeceased brother of everything that con .Fe ELL, rand: Port, $ Masonic.—Forty-one subordinate lodges of | stitutes the character of & noble, aeaweana disin- 75a, ; form their patrons and others that it is their in- | WINES—t! = : IN ELEVENTH STREET, | tention to ly thelr day schoo! in very best quality, Sweet Malaga, Lisbon, Free and A\ Masons, wi . | terested fireman, $ LOCATED 0} : ‘ hehe a Wien UBD rey LT masaleeds Til we madar 60. the bereaved th! I 1 lose ‘ e second hovse from } viva- the city on the 2ist April, and that the summer and other Wines ineed of Canada, having, for causes set forth | ther of the diceesed our heartfelt sympathies for | 1/8 avenue, next to Farha’ dein: ) term of their Alnwick Institution will open on | CIGARS of different brands, some very fine y in- book, i x 4 S FAMILY FLOUR—Welch and gther choice in acirouler addressed to thedifferont grand | the loss of a son who was the prop of his old Piss ON THE TEETH He woud ror iE Fae brands e 2 ns may be made by letter eddressed lodges of the world, separated themeeclves gon ved, That the House of the Columbia Sace “7 Ap teeth. though much diseased, however | to the Laurel Post Extra superfine FLOUR ° y be draped in mourning, and that the | Hove tvadke, can besived without dome: | ON B.—Every facility {s afforded for the acqui- | Together with all such articles usually found !n from the grand lodges of England, Scotland, | mem! wear Cr eee © of mourn- | tne nerve; the destruction of thenerve isthe caucs | sition of the French Language and Music. Grocery Store and roland, and formed an independact | ‘ays hans egitet cA gence BG | of mar. deepatted Peon bolt Tae fescund | “up itaunet dig sttbe pate perennge teeter. ‘ Ba fina araen Ur Yon em? ~ grand lodge, were, on the 6th inst., recog: hid to cmc aly cig eS ti pecen tll ply gh ay ae men i rere LATEST NEWS FRUM PARIS. CAST OFF C Ine nized by the Grand Lodge of this District, by 1A Msee. Col Firg Co, | 404 the lnfilction of less Pain, than by melhods | RTADAME C. PRIBRAM AND DAUGHT! UGHT AND oor { cs oe > It AO Ate £0-_ | dependent on keyed instruments, pullicans or fo: Pa. avenue, No between 10th B° wy Eee Towehiy In the family of grtck loses (i: | LOSFLAST NORE, ABOUT 11 O'CL1, | cope: ‘Those who ate suger fais tae heee inform the Ia snes” Address, through Post Ome, lowship in the family of g lodges frater- nesr C and 3d atreeta, a lineu BODY, worked | head, face and jaws, would do well to submit to . h Post p , wi . nally extendedtothem. We understand, also, | 27ound the neck and ves. ‘the finder will] bis tetas penne isfactory ay) m7-im® that the Grand Lodge,-at the same meeting, reel pial deqving it Se Cet eer siale of hls N. B.—Wanted, Tall Ta 8P 1—Im ” | and Repairing. =” © Hand to amalet at Taltoring