Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1857, Page 3

4xp Harrison Trovurz.—To- = the ever-weloome Pyne and Harrison Ta commence a brief e: ment atoud Fellews’ Hall. sentra We are sure our readers will join heartily in the following words of weloome, addressed by a contributor to Miss Louisa Pyne : To the English Nightingale, Miss Louisa Pyne BY H. CLAY PREUsS. — ‘Thou art come from a stranger clime, sweet bird! Thou art come from a stranger clime; And Sy eyo etizin Brings again Bright dreams of the summer time! Thou has left thy dear old island-home With the cia Ses it of triumphs won - And thou aimest bright, ed. Applications at the Sank were The amount of gold taken from the Best's” day for exportation was only about $10,000. It is estimated that the amou: out by the steamer Ripon to 00 the 4th of February will be between £700,. 000 and £300,000, nearly all in silver. The closing quotations of French three per cents this evening was 676 30 centimes for money and Sccount, showing a renewed decline of nearly 2 per cent. ' corps typographique for th x- | cellent oysters in’ theshelt soot thls morning. AUCTION NOTICE, es FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, eet OS. ADDITIONAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE BLY THE EUROPA. A despatch from Constantinople, dated Jan uary 19th, announces that the British steam- ers evacuated the Isle of Serpents. European affairs generally were in a siate of quietude, and the main interest was cen- tered in the Persian question. THE PERSIAN DIFFICULTY. With regard tothe reported Persian submie sion, Lord Stafford telegraphs that Persia sub- mits on geners! grounds, and not because of the capture of Bushire. (S4NENTE EHOCLD 98 LEFT AT Tax OFFiCR #T The bivalves were duly discussed, and voted LL PERSONS HAVING HORSES, CAR- ce, M, OTHEAWIRK TREY MAT NOT AFrEAR ANo 1. Should any of our readers desire A tlages, or any other Gocds for sale at Auction will find the undersigned on the Centre Market Equare, adjoining the Fair Building, mar ket morning, at 10 o’clock,or can see him by call- ing at bis store, 325 south side Pennsylvania ave- nue, between 6th and 7th streets. at anytime. - J. F. CROWN, feb 16-M,W&F,1m Auctioneer. oysters that aro really good and fresh, they wil to leave their orders at 489 Eleventh stres —— Crowns were assembled yesterday in the vicinity of the Long Bridge and at the Little Falls’ bridge, many of whom were strangers taking their first Jook at our stately but ob- streperous river. The remainder of the Long | Bridge yet holds it own. ooo LOVAL INTELLIGENCE. Fain —The following is a continuation tis list of persons who have applied for space at the approaching Fair of the Metre- Jitan Mechanics’ Institate : = Mrs Wm P. Lee, Washington, bunting matt Miss M. Abbott, Georgetown, quilt Miss J. Abbott, do, pickles Miss A. Abbott, do, tidy Miss Virginia Lee. Washington, card of price "By WALL, BARNARD & CO., Aucia. of bend SALE OF CHINA, CROCKERY, and Gt Ware.—On TURSDAY, the Remewser the Concert for the benefit of the Poor at Carusi’s Saloon to-night. exceedingly bh. if Gnat won Meret intended to visit London cated coupons. . The Dally Nows city article of Friday even- 24th February, we shall sell, at cur Ware Rooms, on the corner of 9th street and Louisiana avenue, commenc! at 10 o’clock a.m ,a large assort- mentof China, Glzss, and Crockery Ware: : ae The details of the capture of the latter place | ;, : Miss E Abbott, Georgetown, quilt For a heavenlier flight Fine Gold Jew: Splendid Eancy Ar- | 25 d0z2n Niagara Granite Tea Cups : ing says: E. Slye, Washington, reticule and} Inthe land of the setting sun ' ticles are «till belee tien Fred at Philbaick'a| ©. a0 do Coffee do had been received at Bombay. 25 nets do Tea and Coffee Sets i25 — Niagara Dinner, Desert, ard Soup lates “ The funds show a fresh about one- uarter per cent, owing ogg “ lightneés of the money market, which is ually breaking down outstanding » tor higber prices. English tailway shares wero especially well supported in tace of the con- em downward movement of the fands The jemand for money to day was extraordinaril active in the discount market, at the Bak, and in all other quarters, and considerable tightness was experienced. LATEST NEWS The inquiry instituted by the Board of Trade in regard to the loss of the West India mail steamer Tyne, has resulted in the find- ing of a report, strongly censuring the cap- tain of the vessel for not constantly using the lead on approaching land, and for the total absence of other precautions necessary to in- sure the safety of the ship. The British ships arrived off Bushire on the 20th of November, and after some correc- pondence sent ashore a ecpy of the deolara- tion of war. The next day, December 4th, they took possession of the tdssn of Karrack, unopposed. On the Sth of December the Brit. ish troops landed near Bushire; the next morn- ing they advancod two brigades along the coast toward the town The ships in the meantime were shelling the fort, the garrison of which were soon dislodged, eight hundred of whom took up a rew position to Oppose the ritish advance. After some preliminary skirmishing the British drove the enemy back upon the fort, whence they attempted to escape, but the re- treat was prevented by the British rifles sea. ward, and the cavairy landward. The enemy were not Persians, but Arabs. They lost three chiefs and a large number of men. The British loss was 35 Bushire was then summoned to surrendor, but the summons was refused. Finally, after a bombardment of four hours they yielded. The governor, commander and ¢fficer, re- ported to be ministers of war, were made pris- overs Bushire has been proclaimed to be British territory and a free port. The city was quiet, but there are ugly rumors of the abowinable conduct of the British after the Gift Book Store, under Dexter’s Hotel. Call and purchace a book and he will give youa gold watch, parlor time piece, or something else of value. t Bor it ror your Caitpren,—Vanderveer’s patent arithmetical tables. It is one of the most novel as well ag useful articles you could porte for them. By this article, in the form of a toy, the young student is pleased until he has accomplished the mort difficult part of bis arithmetical studies’ Fall direc- tions accompany each table. Shillington, book- seller and stationer, corner of Four-and-a-half street and Pennsylvania avenue has them for sale. Price 25 cents. MATH A wond’rous charm is thine, sweet bi d! A wond’rous charm fs thine ; To warm this clod With the fire of Gog By harmony all divine! We bave revelled long in thy col bees strain, * Fill we’ve dreampt of the happier sphere ; And we joyed to feel That Heaven’s bright seal Hath still left its impress here. Now the cold win'er time has come, sweet bird ! And thou’lt fly to thy native clime ; Bat thy thrilling strain Shall yet remain With dreams of the olden time ' Wasuineton D.C. Tue Puan Roan —Mr Editor: The peti- tion presented by Mr. Pearce, of Maryland, in the Senate, last week, from citizens of Mont- gomery county, asking that Congress might purchase the interests of the stockholders in the Lore road and make it a free avenue from the District line to the centre or the city of Washington, is one of those measures that ap- peal directly to the interests of every one re- siding here. It is well known that the toll on this road is exurbitantly bigh, and yet not too much so to give its stockholders more than 6 per cent. upon their investments, so that it arse Miss Slye, do, pin cushion Waite & Sorrer, Fredericksburg, Va., pat- ent coffee j . . Henry Braby, Baltimore, specimens grain- ing and marbling iss Braby, do. model Sophia Oxley, Washington, needlewcrk Wam. McKinstry, do, drawing Mrs. A. McKinstry, do, preserves - George 3. Bishop, Fairfax county, Va, car couplin; = F x Mra. : ae Cunningham, Washin;ton, Chi- nese curiosities and preserves . James H. Stimpson, Baltimogp, and batter coclers Eliza Jewell, Georgetown, pcotechomania vase and preserves Mrs. Gibson, Washington, album quilt Geo. S. Watkins, Georgetown, mode! boat RT. Campbell fork H. Chandler, Virginia, patent sbirt and wristbands I. Brown, Baltimore, patent steam engine saw mill 8. T. Shuman, Washington, case of drugs dlerriet J. Howison, do, worsted work Amelia Ford, do, crocket curtains Samuel KR Hoffman, do, work box A.M. Hoffar, do, drawings Mrs. Jane §. Beck, do, reticule and collar i 12 dozen Tea and Ccffee Pots 25 do shallow and deep Dishes 48 do do Bakers 8 do Toilet Sets, consisting of tert pieces to tLe set 4 dczen covered Granite and C C Chambers 50 do plain pressed and cut Tumblers 20 do do do Goblets Also, a large assortment of covered D:shes Sauce Bowls Pickle Dishes, Soup Tureens Fugar and Cream Jugs, Soups, and Trays Foot Baths, &c. All of which will positively be sold to the highest bidder. Terms: Al!sums of andjunder $30, cash; over that amount a credit of 60 and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. WALL, BARNARD & CO., feb 16-d Auctioneers. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. WO DESIRABLE DWELLING Henses ou 4th street, between @an- H streets, at Auction.—-On FRIDAY AF TERNUON Febrvary Lith, at 4 o’eleck, on the premives, shall ell subdivision No 2, of theeastern balf of pitchers Tautes TurNep.—In the police reports of last week, published in the Star, it should have appeared that Mrs. Hale, on the same day changed her boarding house; after which Mrs Chetein, having missed a gold pencil, shawl, and sundry other articles, also a smail sum of money. and from the circumatances of her having seen her pencil in the trank of said Hele, she procured from Justice Doun a Lot No.8, in square 518, commencing for the search warrant to examine her roem same at the distance of 40 feet north from the From Havana Cuan eston, Feb. 13 —The steamer Tsabel, from Key Weet, with iiavana dates to the 10th, hasarrived. Among the passengertads Mex Maretzek and his sed troupe op The Havana news is unimportant. A tele- graph company has been formed to lay & ca- ble to Key West. Carthagena correspondence says that the trunks in her new boarding house (ffivers southeast corner of said lot, znd running thence King and Piggott pert rmed said sorvice, and | north 40 feet with the line of 4th street; thence found a pete of the goods which were lost. oS feet 3 inches to an alley ; thence south 10 Mrs. Hal t j ; : de a proposal to Mrs. Chetein thesce east 88 feet 3 inches to the piace of | gapitulation. British will not carry into effect the blockad Helena A. Raub, do, worsted work acts as a tariff upon the necessaries of life sls Ke beginning; together with the improvements eee x anit ; od George T. Raub, do, candies, glue and hair pweast by ee — ree Beniginer to foe youttaty tanee, aoe neet ee consisting of a nearly new two-story Brick Dwvel- The de fails et Chiue eens aaa ae « Log celta eptiese hin arkets, and makes 1D; 1, as : ., 0) for is a — os "1 ri 5 = : : ides Freaees Gingell, Montgomery county it would be if py toll was colibstad. Te poston statement in the Star for the purposes of coun- Riteben ; also,a two-story ere Dwelling Houre | 8t2phic acconuts. The factories were burnt] The steamer Empire City arrived on the 8th. Ma., quilt ’ ’ to me that all the leading roads from the ad- teracting the former publication. A stop was en — rooms, which will be sold sepa- | by the Chinese, the fames bursting out sim- Sugars were less active. Molasses wag dull, - rate if desired. Martha E. Moreland, Washington, collar £. C. Stirling, do, shanks, jaws, back-bone, and other curiovsities Beniah Lucket, do, drawing Jobn Lucket, do, do Laura Collins, do, worked suspenders L 0. Cook, do, two work-boxes Miss Spotswood, do, tidy Mrs Spotswood, do. pickles Miss 5S Harrover, do, worsted work Miss Kate J. Powell, do, collar and sleeves RK. J. Powell, do, specimen of quartz W. 0. Berry, do, coffee urn Sarah L. Barnard, do, pin cushion Lewis ifeith, North Bridgewater, Mass, spring bed bottom and curtain fixtures H.B Macomd, Washington, worsted work Mrs. Daniel Ratcliffe, do, pickles and pre- serves Miss Martha D. Hurdlo, do, crochet work A. R. Waller, do, oil painting -_ Jordan, do, quilt A. E Beall, do, stitehed toilet cover Mrs. E W. Morsei!, do, quilt Miss Maria L. Morsell, do, needlework Geo. W. Linkins, Washington, carved wood work 8. Hyatt, do, brooms Mrs. Lanhau, do, pickles Mrs. Duffy, do, painting on ivory Jno. W Clarke, do, dentifrice Mrs. Clarke, do, lemou cheese Bessie Clarke, do, bread Susy Clarke, do, silk mat Geo Sinclair, do, grained panels A L. Edwards, do, painting Miss J. E. Edwards, do, quiit jacent counties, within the limits cf the Dis- trict, should be as free from all obstructions to trade as the streets or avenues of the city ; for, in fact, when we look at the city and county of Washington they are no more nor less than a community identical in interests, and living under the fostering care of the General Gov- ernment The purchase of this road will in- volve an outlay of not more than $20,000, if so much ; whilo the benefits to trade, and the consequent reduction on the price of market provisions will more than compensate for its expenditure a hundredfold annually. — A Farwer. Vitrion Tanowers.—Mr. Editor: Please inform the public that these shameless mis ereants are at their malevolent work in this city. Whether the criminals are from abroad, or the crime has found a class of ssoundrels here who are pleased with its novelty, it is dificult to say. But my purpose is fulfilled in calling attention to the fact, for the knowl- edge of which I am indebted to an honorable member of the House from North Carolina, who told me that a lady, who was an inmate of the same hoarding house with himself had her dress ruined Friday night by this damn- able practice. H We can add to the above, that on Saturday night a lady, in passing from Seventh to Tenth street, on the avenue, had a valuable cloak and drees destroyed in this manner. [ee to the compromise by the officers taking rs. Hale and the stolen articles before Jus- tice Donn, when an investigation took place on the night of the 12th inst, after which she was held to appear at the next Criminal Court in the sum of $500 From all the matter as brought to ieee before the Justice. there is 20 doubt that Mrs Chetein is ontirely exonerated from the charge, as made, of st valing the $170, and that strong doubts exist that Mrs Hale met with the loz: as detailed by her, more particularly as on the recent ch arge consider- able amount of gold waa found in her trunks — * ultaneously in all directions All attempts cf the seamen and marincs to stop the fire were fruitless. Ht raged all night and t the steam. er’ sailing. Messrs. Dant & Co.’s premises were first to go, then followed by the whole of Paushurg hong. Tbe Imperial and indeed all the hongs were destroyed. The only houses untoushed when the steamer left were those of the British consulate, Au- gustine Heard and I. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Turner & Co, one or two in the New inglish hong, Russel & Co, in the Swedizh hong, sed Wetmore & Co, in the Imperial hong. But it was doubtful whether they would ultimately escape. The Agra, Oriental and Mercantile banks were on fire, and there was no hopes of savirg thera. Admiral Seymour withdrew his men into the garden. the only refuge left for for- cigners. The Admiral’s future ateps wore un- known. ‘There was little doubt, h6wever, thet Canton would no longer be spared. The discharge of shells and rockets had al- ready commenced. The London Times Hong Kong correspond- erce dated Desember 15, says: **Oa the 15th November, Captain Fute, of the U. S. ship Portsmouth, was on the way from Whampoa to Canton in the ship’s pinnace for the pu:- p'se of withdrawing the American marines stationed in the foreign factories, when, in passing the Barrier Forts, the boat was fired at bythe Chinese and was obliged to put back to Whampoa, notwithstarding that the Amer- ican flag was flying at the time and was also waved from the boat, so that there must be no mistake. The American men-of-war, Porta- with small receipts. Irish Railroad Riot. New Yorx. Feb. 16 —A riot occurred, on Saturday, aisong the laborers on the tennel at Bergen, N. J., between the Fardowners and Corkonians. Two were killed and many badly injured. The military and firemen as- sembled and suppressed the riot. Seventy arrests were made, Terms : Ore-fourth cash; the residue In 6, 12, and 18 months,with interest, secured by a deed of’ trust on the premises. feb ll-d JAS C. McGUIRE, Auct im The above Sale is Posiponed in con- sequence of the rain, untii MONDAY AFTER- NOON, Feb, 16, same hour and place. feb 14-2 JAS C. McGUIRE, Auc’r. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer ALUABLE COLLECTIUM OF BUOKS, Prints, Philosophical Instruments. &c. On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVEN- INGS, February 17h and 18th. commencing at 6X o’cleck, I shall seli a portion of the lib ry of the Rev. W. J. Clark, comprising a valnabie collection of Historical, Theological, Poeticel, Pictortal and Miscellaneous W orks. Also, a superior ‘Claxton’? Air Pump, lot of Chemicel A pperatus, &e Also, a large collection of Prints, Engiavings, c Arrival of the Europa at Boston, &c. Bostox, Feb 16 —The Europa arrived here sbout 10 o’clock last night. Her mails went Seetin See ali‘oain the Bank of England had slight! increased, instead of decreased, as first wre Arrival of the Empire City. New York, Feb. 16 —The steamer Empire City, from Havana, on the 10th imet ’ ved here last night. She brings nothing import- ant. New York Markets. New Yorx, Feb. 16 —Flouris steady; sales of 6.000 bbls, ; State $6 45a$6 50; Southern Wheat is quiet; white $1 77a$1.79 red $1 61. Cora is dull; sales of 15,000 bushels; mixed 73c. Pork isbuoyant; mess $21 50. Beefisstendy; repacked Chicago $15 50. Whieky is heavy; Ohio 28¢c, Warca Returns. —Ramble Williams, firing pistol in the street; fined $5 and cost. Wn. Robey, drunk ; reprimanded and dimissed. Wm. Finley. vagrant; do. Edward Han suspicion of larceny; dismissed. John ler, do; do. Thomas Roberts, asleep in the market; do. ——@97 oe GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE. Catalogues may be ovtalned at the Auction Rooms. ‘ferms cash. JAS. C. MceUIRE, feb 12-4 Auctioneer. Georgetown, Feb 16, 1857. Mr Editor: I see your correspondent “8,” persists in stating that the Railroad has notk- ing to do with the coming election for Mayor. Atthe Anti Know Nothing Nominating Con- vention, Charles Slommer, Esq., one of the delegates f om the fourth procinct, submitted the following : Pe it resolved, That the candidates nominated by this Convention be conside-ed as pledged, in the event of their eection, by thelr acceptance of said nomination, to refrain from any oficial act In reference to any subeertr* BD. C. 5. GUODMAN, Dentist, and Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth. 4 ee WHO ARE SO UNFORTUNATE as to require Artificial Teetb will find (without any nonsense or bum- buggery.) Teeth set upon a metaliic base or plate Ma‘erlais pure and properly con- structed. as being superior to all cther modes ‘The various operations of Dentistry faithfully and properly executed. Tender Teeth rendered useful for life, by new means. Teeth extracted cerefu'ly. easily, and ekilifally. 109" Cffice corner of Sth s:reet and Pa. avenue. Dvew at Sirver Sprinc.—Messrs. Stodwell and Lee, lawyers of Lunenburg County, Va., on Friday afternoon last proceeded to-Silyer Spring, Montgomery County, Md., accompa- Financial New Yor, Feb. 14.—Stooks are lower and dull; Chicago and Rook Island 5 a, made cr to be G s . Ed : 3. H made, by (he Corroration of Georgetown, to th 7. meuth and Levant, moved up the Tiver and | Cumberland Coal Co Southera painti = wards, do, monochromatic Set Ge Onion to ee stock of any Rajirozd Company, ‘thie guarantee sae -——— | bombarded the forts, which the Chinese de- Tat; New York Central 53}; 782; Miss M.S Edward:, do, painting a personal diffleulty according to the so-called |, a"Y bonds of such compavy, or auy other! PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE | fended bravely, replying with a well-directed | Virginia G’s 914; Missouri 6’s 83 matter which would materta!ly increase the in- ON THE debtedne+s of the town; unless it be to submit ‘ Pi. tnd iterate governed is eirscd' | PHYSIOLOGICAL ViEW OF MARR‘AGE ae M. A. Washington, Loudoun county, Va., do P. Saunders, do, landscape Margaret McKelden, Washington, sampler Catherine McKelden, do, painting Victoria McKelden, do. embroidery on satin Miss Jennie English, Georgetown, embroid- ered fire screen Mise Fanny Woodland, do, work box thes: Virginia Pales, Washington, embroidered irt Mrs. Emma Iiyesett, do case of birds Sarah J. Hyssett, do, tidy Benj. Berry, Prince George's county, Md., embroidery Miss Poik, Washington, tidy Miss S. Foy, do, braided dress F. W. Bailey, do, painting i C. Henshaw, do, Chinese mandarin hat Miss Ella Tubbs, de. purse Kemp Sengstack, do, Japanese idols Mies 8. Sengstack, do, ewbroidery Mrs. Essex, do, quilc Mrs Garduer, do, do Mias Elbertinc Gardner, do needlework Misa May C. Shaw, do, book mark Jas H. dhaw, do, worsted mat F. H. Sage, do, printing Miss Jettie Uppenbeimer, do, crotchet collar and sleeves Miss Delia Burch, do, shawl Miss Isabella Furse, do, embroidered in- fant’s dress i‘ Miss Laura Craigman, do, needlework Miss Phebe Cragwan, do, do; painting ae Baker, do, machine for stoning fruit H. Mrs. code of honor After settling the prelimina- ries the principals exchanged three shots, all failing to take effect upon the persons of the antagonists. At this point of the proceedings Messrs Bocock, Keitt, Goede, and Carrie, stepped forward and induced the parties to return to thecity, stating their conviction that the matter could be honorably adjusted with- ont a further meeting. fre, killing two men and wounding others, end doing some damage to the vessels. Commc- dore Armstrong then wrote to the Viceroy demanding an apology within twenty-feur hours. The reply beinz unsatisfactory, the Americans at once proceeded to take the forts which thoy have since destroyed. In this service several lives were lost. Since this teck place, ‘‘Yeh’’ has written to the Awericen authorities to say that their flag ehall be respected, and that it was entirely a mistake that led to the misunderstanding There are yet one or two small points atissue, but we understand that the Americans will accept this apology, and withdraw from Can- ton. : The plenipotentiaries and naval command- ers-in-chief of Great Pritain and America have held a conference on Canton, but there have been no results of importance arrived at. The China Mail of the 11th says that the Aworicans met with a fata! accident in com pleting the destruction of the barrier forts— one of the mines exploded, through the eare- lessness of a seaman, killing bim and two of his comrades, and wounding six others. The Portsmouth and Levant had returned to Whampoa. A despatch says the French had destroyed some forts. Sterling exchange is dull at 1084. — —————— ——— of ge EX TCRS OF THE M. M. Far. A quantity of GLASS CASES and SASHES for sale cheap at 201) Penn. avenue, over Mr. Ri- denour’s Confectionary. fev 13-12 PIANOS FOR SALE. if ipeles SECOND-HAND FIANOS FOR sale very Cheapat MET ZEROTT: eng Depot. One for $59, and one S150. Also, one second-hend MELODEON, fb iit THE EMPEROR OF RU 7 eyinia e MAGAZINE ary, thereon by the will of the people 83 expressed at M.B.LAC 1X,™.0., Albany, N. ¥. such election. 25) pages and 15y fine Plainand Cotered Uihoyapha —which was rejected ; and Mr Slemmerwith- vd Plates, drow from the Convention and -published en BE ONLY 25 CENTS “ea address to the Anti Know-Nothing voters of | B&™Sent sree of postaze ': the fourth precinct, which can be found inthe ‘ye MB Georgetown Herald of Saturday last ry faba y OF dl edit The Anti-Railroad candidate for Mayor says | 5 ‘ay - Saneish ian in bis veto message, in true democratic lun- Seen guage, he will sign the $26,000 coupon bonda of the Corporation, to pay its second instal- ment, whenever directed to do ro by a vote of the peopla. Said bonds are already author- ized by law, and only await the nature of the Mayor to be paid over to the Treasurer of the Metropolitan Railroad Company. At the last election the izsue was proc. hy thie Anties to be Anti versus Know D The Anties suecerded ad, by one remarkable eoincideu-es, there was found to be elected a unauimous Railroad Board in both branches of the Corporation. Anri-S roi ma, On the [4th instent, Mrs FRANSES 6 , wife of Thome: M_ Smith, Erq , chief cierk in the bureau of the Fifth Auditor of tne Treasury. On the 15th instant, SARAH MIRANDA, tn- fant daughter of Crosby S. and Elizabeth 8. Noyes In tals city, early in the morning of the 10th instant, RICHAKD 6 HOLMES. late of Minne- sota,azedddye rs. Though away from bis fam. lly and friends, he recetved the kindest and ket attention from those among whom be temporarily 2 Union ES PHYSIOLOGICAL Passace Ta1eves,—During last week the Aurxiliay Guards were on the look out for the thieves who have arrived in this city to oper- ate among the crowd expected to be here during the week of the inauguration. They succeeded in several instances in preventing robberies ia various parts of the city, though in some instances the thieves were successful. We mentioned that Major C.S. Waillach’s residence had been entered and robbed. [n less than a week after that announcement two attempts were made at the same place, but the thieves eseapod. At the hotels great care ig taken by the proprietors to prevent the suc: cessful operations of thieves. ndisy plates. Price acopy, A popul and comprebcusive bes on the'duiies and casnalti single and ma py and fruitul oi securing them: -infela ious OR JANU- “57, is embe'lished with a Portrait of the Emperor of Russia, with a ie description of the coronation ceremonies at Mos- cow, another of Dr. Chalmers, in addition tos rich table of contents gerved up fromthe Foreign Pertodicals, and ready for its friends and petrone itstonld be in every iibrary—on ory centre- table. The electric bas 12 numbers of 144 mages each; 12 or more tie Portraits of Celebratee Men, or beautuful Engravings by Sartain—eheapa QU cents each—leaving less than $1 for each of the three large volumes, with titles and Indexes, and nearly 1800 pages per year cf choice reading ana permanent value. Price $5 Cheap Please order it ot once, by Postmaster. P. cents on each number. rent to any part of the country. The January No. begins the 40th vel- ume. Now is a good tme to subseribe W.H BIDWELL, No.5 Beckman street. J.SHLLINGTON, Agent. feb 14 3 A CARD.—HAVING MADE A CHANGE in my business, it becomes im; tive upon me (o close previous transactions the utmost viation aud removal—ner ous debility, its ¢ cure, by am simple, saic, and that fa: ure 5 ful mode of auuonary hiats on the ov. results rou empirical practice; to which is aided com- moutaries on the dist a+es ef females—trom infancy i old age—each case graphically illustrated by beautiful plates. It poiats out the remedies for those selfintlieted mi-eres avd disarpointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the young. Itisa trronful adviser to the maried and those conten Tue Garotine Story.—It was reported to the Auxiliary Guard on Saturday night that @ gentleman had been garoted and robbed on C, between Four-and a half aud Sixth streets The statement was, a party of young men rushed upon the person, threw a rope around bis neck, and struck him on the head with a sand bag, which stunned him, and then they robbed him. The report is doubtless a hoax, as, On strict inquiry, the Guards are unable ‘arry, do, marble monument end font to ascertain that any cuch occurrence took GREAT BRITAIN The London Morning Herald persis's in its statements of an attempted reconstruction of the Cabinet by an infusion of the Aberdeen arty. The London Post, the government organ, as seris that the statements of the Herald are humn being is entitled to. reuts per copy, or five copies for $1, »f postage to any part of the United Ht A ef dispatch herefore, 21 persons indebted on 3 ; ow. 2 Or. LA CROLX, (postpaid. o and t as bopeless!: é. 3 .-M bbs, do, stockings and socks place. It is true that many persons are now egret ee pete fide a ee oa Ege seael ising 25 ele) ee aeeuniete ers eal al aca pe genres poet ee! we higaet daw Lpeadined fr srg Mrs. 8. E. Pollock, do, lace work in Washington who would do euch an act, but grave He was untversally below d an steemed, | _N. & —Those ur May eonsuit Dr. LA It was, however, generally believed that | tabte paper. Miss 8.C Pollock, do, fancy work they have kept remarkably still during the | and was a man of extraordizary breiness and ; OROIX upon any vs wron which ist some such recoustruction was being negotiated | feb 2 N. M. McGREGOR. J. P. Pollock, do, fancy nox last week. selentific abilities. He leaves a vison and ose | book y mil. a m i among the party wicenviNEE pee 2 kins, do, i < + son. fils remains are temporsari' epostied in fix days, i x =e eee . ¥ hb : : png hain noms ge ree water esl Disorperty —Friday night, the auxiliary | ho" yaait pf ihe Congressional Cemetery, to be 1 traces of th The principal merchants of Liverpool have WHO! 8SALE AND RETAIL guard were called to a house in an alley be- tween Third and Four-and-a-balf strects, near Maryland avenue, where there waz a disor derly gathering of colored persons. It ap- eared that a child had died some days sinvo o that house, and the mother hus been drunk ali the time since; and the party was gather- ed to watch by the child, which hus not yet bereaft-r removed to New York aad buried &- nally in Greenwood Cemetery. (Chuutaugne county, New York, Chicago, and Minnesota papers piease copy ) - in Georgetown, Wb. © ,on Monday morning, the 16th February instant, BECKIL, infaat daughtet of Dr. F.S. and Rebecca M. Barbarin. | #2 ors Miss Susan Douzhty, de, pencil sketch Miss Georgie Dashiell, do, preserves Usear R Hough, do, water colors Eaily Lambright, co, baby socks Miss Katy Polkiaborn, do, worsted work T. J. Quinter, do, neat’s foot cil resented an address to Sir John MeNeil and t Tulloch, being the cnly acknowledgment yet given for their report upon the Crimea mismanagement ‘The first meeting of the Mercantile Law Re- form Conference tovuk place in London Lord Brougham presided, and deiegates from the From Uno Penny te Twenty-Five Dellars, at the Great Fancy Store of H J.McLAUGHLIN & CO’S, No. 20, feb il between Sth and 9th streets, FIRST CLASS RESTAURART. THE AMERICAN EAGLE. CHARLES ELOTZ & CO,, that class of disorders v with mereury. tothe 2bent’s con-titnien, in the world canaot . > = == SSS ani aoa F Oflie 31 Maiden Lane, Aibiny, N.Y. Principal cities attended A deputation was Corner of Ninth and D streets ee jot NP et al spe been buried. All a bos been drunk and For Sale and Rent. | fe cawtyt “ aes ta appointed to call upon, Lari Palmares in AVING TAKEN Tals LARGE AND . . isgriel j % sons to ta’ — Make ect a specting t! Bankru a The subject of naguificen near Penn a’ Mrs. V" Philips, do, fancy basket sbttge cf the corpus and the drusken mother | [FOR RENT —THE NEAT DWELLING | SE ESV ERISON: a Tribunal of Commerce was referred’ to ‘a | the sentor partnes in this afr tabee cus Sb Jessie M Powell, do, worsted work during the night No. 366 Sth street, second dcor north of K.: FUSY RECKIVED FROM THE WEST, A eoinmittes occasion to return bis thanks to the Mary Ann \’Leery, do, worsted mat — iso, for sale a number of articles of Househoid «¥ large lot of superior VIENISO. The wi rkin men of London have formed | W2° sustained and supperted him while oceupy- P. McDevitt, do, hair dye Tae Wroxc Box.—Tuesday night, a wan- Frrniiare | inquire at the house immediately. , Famiiles thes Cal pl - 2g ing his Restaurant on the corner of Penn. avenue Owen Bestor, do, geometrical figures Miss Carrie E Kay, do, crotchet dress Miss L.A C Hughes, do, embr’d stools Mrs. 5. M. Whitney, do, qailt Miss M_ A. Handy, do, pincushion Laura V. Thomas, do, needlework Wa. Pettibone, do, paging machine feb 16.1% ' by the saddles, 'y to suit LETERET —— ' purchasers Also received, a fresh ‘UR RENT —A HOUSE. CONTAINING 10 supply of superior UYSTERS. Families and Rooms, with Parlor eud Dloing-~Room, and others supplied at the lowest price, corner of Kitchen on first floor, between Lith and 13th sts., : Penn ?verue and 34 strect, Union Ref, B emigra‘ companies on a large scale to Car- ada and Australia. ‘Zhe ticket-of-leave convicts had held a pub- lie meeting in London, on the call of Henry Mayhew. The meeting was favorable to tick- ets of-leave being good only in the colonies. All the prisoners in the case of the recent mutiny on board the ship Bogert had been liberated except Campbell, the second mate, who is held on the charge of shooting. ITALY. From Naples accounts are deplorable. Ter- ror reigus throughout the capital and king- and llth street. The house which he and his partner now occupy 1s decidedly one of the best, if notthe very best in Washington city, being central and conventent, near the Centre ewe 9 and within afew doors of the main Avenue It itisa new building and furnished in the most elegant style, ory 4 wing A congeners honey large Vauits apd Cellars, dee ¥ and wellcaleviated to keep their kien Bortes, &, &c., inthe best condition during the summer. Their Bar will always be su with the most cholest and best brands of Wines and Liquors, and thelr table with the best that the markets can afford. The best Oysters, ico Lobsters, &c., &c., dering —— Was sent by sume mischievous Scamp to the central guard house as a place where he would be likely to make money. He walked into the trial room where a number of the guard were waitiug roll ca’ nd congrat- ulating Limself upon ve an audience struck up in fine style appening to cast hia Charles @. Lorch, du, picture eyes om the rack he aa ta threatening Eugene Gaither, do, water colors display of bandcaffs, spontons, &c., and with- Hannah Woods, do, tidy and mat out to stopping to ask for pay he shouldered Mrs. H. Barron, Georgetown, embr d talme | bis instrament and traveled, never once look- Mrs. Dr Fechtig, do. embroidered slip ing bebind until be had gained the street. — & Thompson, Washington, carriage ban on New York avenue Inquire of Mr. Ga E 130) treets. 1 Ey qa corner of.13:h and L street feb DR. VILLAKD, Dentist, OR RENT —TWO NEATLY FURNI3H- LatE oF Cuicaco, ed Kooms. For further particulars apply on OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the premices, No. 452 north D street, between 2d. the cltizers ef the District and ¢* aaa’ streets. feblZ-4t® vicinity, that having located himself, : . in Washlogton, he is now prepared to’ a .T 2WL 5 : gton, Gein ee eaten Perform all overations, in his profession, in the . ps most approved style Rooms, situated on N street north, between 11th Ofiee No. 250 Penn. avenue, adjoining Gau- + ind 15th streets west Kent $10 per month. tn- eB dom. Arrests continue incessantly. A priest | will atways beon hand. Daniel McCook, Illinois, Santa Anna’s le Wasuixarom Atgexevu.—The following | Cutie of INO FP. BIL2 ‘ON, near the comer or Wer’s. -____________J2n?01V_| has attempted to assassinate the Archbishop | “ Well furnished and pleasant Rooras for parties Chas. Robi Veahia nipickles | S&B‘emen have been elected officers of this as- 14th streetand Penn avenue, FIMNTED WRITING PAPER. Stationery | of Matera while he was giving his benedic- | of gentlemen always ready. * - Mee James li rol ert ae pickles J sociation for the ensuing term: President, Jao. | fey 1 1w JNO. P_HILTON. A of ali kinds, tise Go'd, and perforated Pa- | tion to the people. ‘The Archbishop was Persons desiring meals during eny hour of the - . > 5 : Vie fear- _— Bn accommodated, as their table Janien @. Bees, dc, cacines Bint oy ieene, Vise dey ola SW Oeer, feel re Nea FURNISHED HOUSE, Peat FEReUsON?s, wounded, and a canon, who attempted to pro- | @@y,or night, can oH Elen M. ors, do, worsted mat cording Secretary, A Beckwith; Assistant do , situated on Fenn avenue, between loth and _fb12 AG Tt strcet. | fect him, was shot dead by the aseassin, Saving applied Caciescives ‘eit web at the Mrs. Carter, do, lamp mat Keil; Treasurer: LB Digea. “ta ames Ht: | vitnstrcets. ihe edvertiver being abont to lewe , — GiBBS'S HAIR MANUFACTORY, | THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO LIV-| vest Freceh Cooks, obiizing Bar ‘Tenders, and Susan P. Ely, do, a ai k Reid; Treasurer, L. B Dixon. In the discus- the city fur several months, ts desirous of renting | Pexn, avenue, between 9th and th streets. ERPOOL Servants, and devoting their entire personal atten- san P. Ely, do, needlewor sions which occur at the regular weekly meet- | their house, which 1s comfortabiy furntshed, an, ae i ; Rane on £ Cessation | tention to their business, they respectfully ask a ae a ~: ane ings much spirit and ability is displayed. Un | suitable forufamily. ‘oa gocd and r sponsible a ie Diatlaton acing Gena, Varenecenes be Bete ras share of the public patronage Maxy Triplet, da,uan Ee near ceatine oo tine cones tne | tenant the rent will be moderate SUGGS band, und’ made to onder ata few hen wer vate >| ie Phe friends acd patrons of the senior part- 8 rotice. | the ussasein was executed this morning. He a a, Ladies! Halr Dyed, Shararooued, &c, inthe rost | was greatly distressed, and it was found necea- D ROOMS FORK KEN'F—MRS. complete manner. All sorts of ‘foiiet Articles sary to carry him to the scaffold. NDEKSON has for rent three or four from the best French and tngiish houses. 7 . gaelic : Rooms, which are comfortably furnished, and —_— No. 308 Pa avenue, upstairs, over Davis’ Music} The Court of pierenes Se erenn judz- can be converied lato pariors or chambers, as may Store. ment to-day upon the = i pe rom the decision be required. Penn. avenue, 2d door eestof the N. B.—Hair work repaired or taken in ex- | of the Imperial Court of Lyons, with reference Kirkwood House. feb 5-2 change. feb 11-3m to the illegality of distributing electoral bui- - licy of the acquisition of Cuba was being Sarah Triplett, do, shirt and mat = i ight Miss Virginia Smoot, do, worsted work discussed io a manner to highly interest the Miss Mary J. Tucker, do, do large company present. Miss Sarah Tucker, do, card basket Goops Recoverer.—About the 7th inst. a Miss Mary Nater, do, burr basket gentleman named Laurow was robbed of a Jas. Wood, do, looking glass double barreled gun and other articles of vivenon the Ist of A prit next. ner are respecifully invited to call at this new es- ablisbment, d feb 13-1W LAND WARRANTS LOCATED. TA\HE SUBSCRIBER,A gecrccartens OF St. Paul, M. T., having an extens' of the Government Lands in Minnesota, Wiseon- ass ! ee feb TS t lity of | R r sin, and Jowa, and having great experience in Miss C. Chauncey, do, painting on cloth value. He made his cowplaint to watchmen | xOR RENT —A PARLOR AND CHAMBER CORPORATION SYOCKS for sate by letins or voting tickets without a special per- | locating the same, 16 ee Mies J. Farqubar, do, cordial and preserves Norwood, who obtained the assistance of oilicer bandsomety furatshed, in one of the most , to great advantage feb 1: BB BRUTHERS, | mission from the authorities. The judgment Ordnance bureau, (per Col. Craig) do, 30 stand of arms Mies Julia Thomjson, do, painting Mrs. Turner, do, embroidered sack Catherine Donovan, do, do collar ‘articular attention given to contiguous to Railroads when become sub Ject to entry. inenttiecet nds and Lots,inand about Super; jor, Bayfield. and'St Paul, for sale desirable locations in the city, being in the vi- CUTL “the yas : cinity of the Nattonal, Bruwse, and Dexter’s r “of Fousana « ae ne ria of distributing electoral bulletias. Hotel ‘Phe house is new, witb ‘all the modem | ree hy, Pelee >| Naruxs, Jauuary 29 —A period has been Smeprowesneats; Water, Hus, 4c. Albi several very ( #2-—best quailty, Priverlow. fixed within which political prisoners must pleasan i strec of the Court of Cessation is against the liberty Kimball, and they eucceeded in rerens the gun. A man named Richards had pawne. it with a pawnbroker named Hesburg Kicb- 's wae arrested and held for trialon Weduez- f Chambers. Apply at No. 46 Louisiana | % il i - LEY, Kirkwood House, Josephine Thompecn do, Tertich slippers day next at4 p. m., before Justice Donn. Evenue, south side, near Eth street, feb2 | _feb12 sia Seventh strect._ prarstdnagprape aan detente ang ila (a jan29 os Washington, D.C. aga fae — NP. =AR THE NEW GOV. MATYREASASES 4 5 = a eee 4 Miss V. B 1 i i OK KENT—NEAR THE NEW Gov. | . , , SU A decree has been issued effecting certain £S.—10W BUSHELS PRIME Miss Senda Rigs os, apo aa Jano (omaha: ine elt tne: ita wean pir pile Ladies itil ! iauntseisccuae the Fairy aw micas min, reforms in the postal system. Other decrees gi NERCER POTATOES, tnstoreand Mrs. Riley, do, needlework e, this gentl iti a rota May ee eee z ALRXANDRIA, Va of reform are expected ; i for saie i lote to 8} hasers. BT. Riley, do painting olkea of imported horses, geaiee avd Laeand NOMNICEBUG! atresia Ton ron eee ‘iade of Wastlegimn mit vieialy 0 the] Ronee ed ee eee arene jena 85 Water street Geena. Mahala in ti ; ine i at of vill be cbs 2 trade cf Washington atu ©| English funds opened with a a tac Rasta ended Blanche @ | aon oepenes Oe pertenione an te. ihe Daiaiand an pale the perttises or Bey rob apatla mn ad ci etsy tin ae enuinens ets morning, but the market s000] “5 BOURBON WHISKEY.—HAVE Places fer the more important articles are poned until Wednesday noxt, when this popu. | stall at the Centve Market. . post Seudeea Hak and Genk. of various | Telapsed and ultimately exhibited great pls just necnived gabe eo eS — now being assigned, and wo advise all who lar Jester will positively appear. Mr. Rice’ | Ja" 4u-tf ARLES THOMA. _ sizes, to mee: tue demand of the coming season | Hess. There was no oes aire red Bourbon Whiskey; part hoe a TWEEDY desire a good location to give the Superintend- agent arrived this morning, and Mr. R. will RARE CHANCE [S OFFERED TO ANY Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended to, | Market was influenced sole!y by pre sale. ee EV _fed 1l-1weo Pa av., near 10thst , south’ HALBERG’S PORTRAITS AND ALL Titscon forsale st METZEROT T'S Music Depot jan3)_ 1RD CAGES, DOOR MATS, BRUSHES Perfumery. &6.. &o. Books, aa ct aon ins coe . , ent an early cal). ——~~ Farrs.—To-nizat, the most deserving Fair of St. Paul's Lutheran Church pre i at Fiestive axp Riot —Alfred Lomax and Metropelitan Ha.l with a most tempting dis | Henrietta Ingham were arrested yesterday by play of articles and « great variety of a:trac- | watchman Norwood for fighting and riot in tious. Lhe Orphans Fair at Iron Hall, and| the Second Ward. They were taken before the Presbyterian Pair at Schneider's, continue | Justice Doon, who held them to eecurity to Open, and have great claims Upon the public, | keep the peace, come on to night. to purchase a comfortable, and goods delivered st Baltimore rates. Address | money, which was increased by the arrange- omiveniost bfergee.| built Brick Dwelling,con- feb7-18 FITAPATRICK & BURNS. | ments in connection with foreign settlomentr, taining & good sized Rooms, situated ina pleasant MONEY TO LOAN ——— | and by the India House having withdrawo bed and improving part of the city, convenient to the - — sum which they had temporarily lent upon Centre Market, the principal Hotels, ard the ON GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, stock. The rate for loans on good securities Capitol, wit a guod apes excellent Water in JEWELRY, GUNS, PISTOLS, and all was six acd a half por ceut., and advances orsfyears, Agdress Box Neus, City Post Ofkce, |e SouN KOBINSON, Pawn Broker were obtained from the Bank on those terms. 5 + , 5a "peu e-eoewe aes } feb4-¥m 49 Pa. av., opp, Browne’ Hotel, | Im the discount market there was undiminish