Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1857, Page 2

thelr movements have been “whether ave by « spirit of patriotism or of itqpesten ment. “« There has been for some time, and is still Pending, & bitter contest for the of the T mantepec route, under the charter ape by Mexico to A. G. Sloo.. Hargous& . Claimed a right to that franchise under a mo! from Sioo assigned to them, but the claim of the latter is centested, and so far sue- cessfully by Mr Sloo. Hargous & Co. have been moving heaven and earth to attain their ends. ‘They have been urging the Mexiean government to decree a transfer of the road, and the charter to them, and failing in this, they endeavored before Mr Forsyth went to Mexico, whilst he was receiving his instruct- ions in Washington, lest summer, to procure through the Secretary of State his official in- fluence upon the Mexican government in their behalf. . F referred the subject to Pre: nent Pierce, in order that there should be n misunderstanding as the course to be pursued by him, and was directed not to interfere fur- ther than to urge the early completion of the EVENING STAR. | rrr eer rtien ktocteens wie ea EE Zz fragible truth of the official records to which WASHINGTON CITY: we allude, which 20 conclesively disprove bis SATURDAY ...............Mlareh 28, 2857, | Malicious and wholly unfounded allegations SSS i | against the late Secretary of War. OF ADVRNTuWSESNTS SHOULD BRLEFT 27 THE Ovvice st ‘Twucrs o'ciocs, M.; OTHERWISE THET BAT BOT APTRAR Our Minister in Mexioo —We are requested — — — = by a friend of Mr. John Forsyth, the Minister THE WEEKLY STAR. from the United States to the ng — ee < We invite attention to our weekly issue of | Mexico, to give place in —— fe - — this date. It is, indeed, a superb family pa- the article which will be : ss ot e per inall fts departments. $1 25 per year, or | 4° 5° bs Sa = Lcd cee ae ee erence age standing of Mr. F. with the Gov- anette: ernment here, and concerning the manner in SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS | which bis treaties with Mexico are regarded The Unson further handles the New York by the present Administration, (and they were Tribune and ite assaults upon the decision of | objected to by the Pierce Administration, as the Supreme Court upon the Dred Scott case. | by this, only on a few points) and also an op- meral Callom remarked. that if they all | gaward D. Stockton, first infantry, died at Be Zou OWING SUCeMENT EXElg. fe Su wna Spt od pon stag tnn | S08 Asti Taree Mareh 1818 | galery Sea Pao mae ie ’ - ~ it they all a sept 00 arrangement, 7 Navwdasp Bastaerh bres Ow == Preparations ana convaies answered in the affirmative. Gen Callom ; % Bztract from the Report of the Judges rppo'n:. for Tennessee that evening, and Mr. Burnett | F. Ellis; the piano man, No. 306 Pennsylvania © ed to czamine the article? inesudea in At | "was prominent in meting ant, | avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, has ley Staatefer the ea ee Mary 21 promptly, spon rai issued a very pretty tong entitled «On raestanati ss Ramac of acta or Barnett, until S paber ot 4 Btrsambet” words by Mrs. Testicle calles Farina i meteor | heard that the Clerk had notified them that rts. ‘wheat, been introd: ot "i sarvidip would be ot aft ond ot tha aioe | Ania’ Wittens, as by cur talented | Sighty foga eebetaee, iter the con wou P - ter ‘Uf the soulon. Indeed, Mr’ Burnett dealt in | eltow-townsmns, Jos: © Foertech pend bs ’ committee, from raises of General Callom up to that ral Bridge Schottisch,’’ composed by F. Sie mieroscopicalty of Prhe undersigned, Messrs. Baily and Green- bert, and dedicated to Leopold Goepel These | thrm, ave sxt!:fird that it lease, were of the number dropped, but they pleces bave beautiful colored engravings for ‘Whest alens have only carried out an Da oredis aaa are ready to do justice, make ng complaint. e@ all happening to have been present, give thie statement free from or personal bias, as we are composed of oth Whigs and Democrats. But.our motto is—“‘ Let ‘be done.” Rurps Prewsticz, C P. Wannacs, their title page. PEBSORAL seve The Detroit Free Press says that ex- Eecretary McClelland is scjourning in that city, where he designs to iz his permanent residence, it ts ines. A.B. Parker, Ww Bair, +++ Captain Daniel Petigra and Henry | terials which the system 08 to keep 1 sci In an article upon Kansas affaire, the Union | portucity to vindicate the trath of history, | sontenpleted eed. JN. Gonpox, J 0. Gnammueasn | ging’ zea of Cheslestonse SO che: ears | in proper ection tea pees ~ po Id go on smooth- | wherein it makes mention of Mr. Hargous and “Since Mr. Forsyth reached Mexico, he has Wasarnarox, March 27, 1857. | recently sojourning at Willard’s in this city, — —— aepae gare tapioca, most of maintains that «‘ Kansas would goon ¢ i been frequently urged by the Hargous party the “ Amerioan Organ’? of | left Washington yesterday in charge of the ver sago & row root, since the ly, and all would remain in peace, quict, and his affairs. We have known Mr. Forsyth to aid them in Bis eapacity of Minister, but he | Having Jeoticgs 5 J. Burnett, ie hich remains of Tere, Capt Pel . U. 8. Navy, iatearne a With starch. ove of the prosperity, as Gov Geary left it, if not dis- | since the childhood of both of us, and areproud | ha: always steadily refused to take part with | yetterday, a card by J. J. pg cen ll alia y eke ey who was the brother of Captain <p cnu aH cv. MR. BYER will preach as usaa! Temper- ance Hall, on k street, between 9tb and 10th sis., TO-MORROW (sunday) MORNING, et 1i Pocock Subject—‘The use and abuse’ cf the ne refers to a difficulty which occurred some- time during last December, between Gen. Cullom, Clerk of the House of Representa- tives, and one of his employees (Mr Acton,) and he (Mr. Burnett) hav espoused the cause of Acton in that ir, we, the un- dersigned think it dueto Gen Cullom to state that after the | Spam of a statement by Acton against Gen Cullom, of the same na- ture as that contained in the card above re- ferred to, we frequently heard Mr Burnett pronounce it false He daily importuned us 1o unite with him in refuting the statemen' and, upon one occasion, at his requ: went with him to Gen. Cullom’s room, wil that intention, but not finding him, Mr Bur- nett left upon his table a note informing him of our = there for that purpose. . ©. Gregieass, J. N. Gorpox, Cc. P. Wautaca, Wx. Bary. The undersigned was not present, on the oc easion referred to in the statement of his bro ther clerks, but out of justice toGen Callom would say, that on many occasions Mr. Bur- nett said to him that his pay wss suepended from September Ist to December Ist, 1856, 2 ¢ during the time he was absent from Washing- ton, ashe wished to engage in the Presiden- ;” and that “‘men who | to recognize him as our personal friend since ar aa ae ad desire its peace, pros- | We sat together at the same desk as school- perity, and bappiness, should set their faces | boys. We know well that he deserves all the nines this attempt at new agitation.” high encomiums which the article we re-pub- ieee Intelligencer bas an article upon “@he | lish bestows upon him. And further, that its Public Lands,’’ equinting, palpably, towa:ds | remarks depreciatory of Mr. Hargous, which the coming Virginia election. ‘ are in bad taste, it strikes us, are by no means eee necessary to the vindication of his (Mr. F.’s) “4 ; fame. a ee Mr. Hargous, a native of Philadelphia, has Governor Geary’s Imputations cn the Hon. | long carried on perhaps the most extensive Jefferson Davis. —We extract the following banking and commercial house in Mexico, paragraphs from a Washing‘on letter in the | and has done more for the extension of Amer- New York Herald of Wednesday, the 25th in- | ican commerce with that country and to fur- stant: w March 24, 1857. ther American interests and favor Americans SEREOEEED, Conan 26, TONS. ly there, than all the rest of our coun- I have bad a } conversation with Gov. | Senerally s Geary in athe the late proceedings in | trymen who reside there, together. His house Kansas 8 not yet received any intima- | advanced s large sum for the company of tion trom the President whether his resigua- 5 t too tion has been accepted or not, but he hopes it Americans who profess to, be abou Ls will be, as much of his prestige in Kansas has the Tehuantepec route for travel, and holds a been destroyed by the machinations of Mr. | mortgage upon the franchises of that eompa- Davis, the late Secretary of War. that advance, as was explained Governor Geary tells me that for weeks be- adage S i - of the contending parties, and referred them to the only proper tribunal for the settle- ment of the question—the Courts of Mexico. “This was doubtless considered harsh treat- ment, and then and there it was resolved that our Minister to Mexico should be recalled and a cond trey tool appointed to take his place atthe alls of the Montesumas No sooner A SPECIAL MEETING OF TAB Western Hose Com: ‘will be held at their Hal', on MONDAY E ING, the 30th inst. st & o'clock A punctual attendance of every member js requested, as business of im- portance will be introduced Sy order of W_ RIGGLES, Pres. W.H C W.4J. FEENEY, Sec. mar?s xe METROPOLITAN MECHANICS’ BS Nsti rue ~The Fair will be be openon TUESDAY and TUESDAY NiG&T, order of the Board, for the benefit of the very e@iclent Orchestra, and for the e™ of tLe building They will not interfere with the right of Depositors to remove their goods during day, but the Free List will be stop at might. CHAS F. STSNSBURY, Super’t. mar 26-3t (Intel& Union,%t) | <a OTICE.—TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —The undersigned respectfully informs the ee, that from and after this oy, he ceases to belong to, or have any G y and others, amongst them, repaired to Washington, and it is believed they immedi- ately set on foot various intrigues to procure a disapproval of them both by the late and the Boone administration, in order as they bad oped and intended, to make it the founda- tion for the recall of Mr Forsyth and the ap- pointment of a euccessor whe would forward their views. Hence*the violeat attacks that bave been made in various quarters, and es- ¥ ly by the newspaper correspondents in ashington, both upon the treaties and Mr. Forsyth. Hence the idea so industriou-ly cir- culated that he is to be recalled ; it requires no effort to sce that ‘the wish was father tw the thought ’ “There is no fourdation whatever for the ne! itute, atable characier cus ‘parations» can be made with it ie ** The commi'tee have experimentrd with the self-;aising buckwheat mei, by Hecker & Bro. ther, as also wth the seif-raising flour, and pre. Bonuce them to b exactly what they pretend tobe: excellent articles for the kitchen Fortut.e .- ‘well as the Ma: aroni (hey think this firm deery ¢ the thanks of our cooks and a primiem from the bands of the Board » Sigaed by Lewis 8 Scxinen,M D. Gipzs » B Surrs,M D Baltimore, November, 1855 Farina Jelly Moulds, of various starsané forms the Turkish Turban Ker of Corn, Cluster of Fruit Rore, Grecian Rose, Cactus, 226 © br pat. terns ; also Double Boliers, 'o prevent burning or (i . he | Manufactured reports of the intended recall | tial canvass; and that also, both before his sympathy with the so called American or Know Magne gp abe —_ aaeee- fore he was aware of the fact, the border ruf- | *© the satisfaction of all, in a letter uponthe | ofF The Admi istration neither feel or have | deperture for, and his return from, Tennessee, | Nothing Party. ak BINsON abCEER & BROTHER. fans in the streets of Lecompton openly an | subject copied some months since from the | expressed any dizapprobation of our Minister’s JOHN H. ~ RO! ’ be expressed himself as understanding the above mentioned arrangement as above stated; and, moreover, spoke in the highest terms of Ger. Cullom. Cuarues F. Hursver. The unde: has often beard Mr Bur- nett express himself as understanding the ar- nt, and that he did not expect to re- y psy forthe time he was absent. I Hcckers’ Farina Jelly, « delicious and whole- ye ee npg) oe wp ee encom at the Fair of itan Mechantes* in - stitute daliy, so that pr can see the proces: and is served up by Mr. WEAVER, at the se loot ,with a rich cream dres-irg in the stviesdojt eda oa Seloon, 365 Broaaway,New Yor, mar nousced that his La Ser gs and that | New York Herald into the Star, over the sig he was used up. © heard of these boasts : frequently, but believed it was nothing but natare of Mr. Hargous himeelf. The advance brag, a3 be had received no intimu:ion from | i# net denied, we apprehend, nor is the obli- President Pierce that a change of policy had | gation to repay it—for that is 20 plain as that been determined on and new orders issued to to deny it, it strikes uz, would be to proclaim Sea Ey eae pl. an utter disregard of all principles of moral 1 mar 27-21% mask. Ses d 2 EE EEE 1. | Stee ASSEMBLY —THE S00D WILL CLUB will give t sir Fourth avant at Hazmony Hatt, on THURSDAY EVENING, April 2d. COM OF ARRANGEMENTS. mar 21-24 ,26 95,31, Apr2 conduct, they did not approve of the treaties asa whole, although sume features of them were considered highly satisfactory—they have been eent back with the most courteous language to Mr. F. The Administration have no cause of complaint to urge or censure to cast upon our Minister. He occupies a very high position in the confidence of both the 5 bs MACHINE SEWING —ROOMS ON i P d ti t it i #0 heard him speak in the highest DSTREET, two doors from comer ot Amacements. cccur, and he called upon Gen. honesty. It is past due according tothe terms Abra ae pe prs catetd of ee a terms of Gen. Cullom up to the time & his = poe eet = — of the bond, and the houce of Hargous is seek- " 4 dismissal. : Rorcs Pauxtice. the ea = 3 — @DD FELLOWS’ HALL, e could not have them,|—. in th rts of Mexi the public functionaries of Mexico, all of J Shirts, plain, (must be eutand bested,) 624; ———— s and that all the troops in the Territory had | ing its foreclosure in the courts cf Mexioo— | whom regard him as one of the most able, as = Wristbands 3- per pair ; Collars 3c each ; Bosoms BECOND WEEK. been detailed for other and distant services. | the execution of its forfeiture clauses. well as most courteous and elegant gentlemen | The Commissionership of Indian Affairs 2e per plait; Plain Sewing 3c per yard ih Sas Pane He thus found himself suidenly abandoned | That the hotse of Hargous Brothers ever | ver sent by this Government to that Court. | The best informed folks in such matters around caer on band and forsale. phe tee by meg WAUGH’S ITALIA and powerlers at tho very moment when a hed Mr. F h with t fe “* The assertion that Mr. Forsyth had either us, are confident that the Hon. Mr. Denver, | ‘2 #43 ms from 37% '0 81; web one from AND THE steady perseverance in the policy he had adopt- | *PFroached Mr. Forsyth with a request for an | directly or indirectly furnished copies of the | 4% pre » | 8c to 250 per pair; Collars from 124 to37 4c each, ed was necessary to secure the permanent peace | improper interference in the action of the ne Spero 7 a @ b Mexican courts, is so silly a charge that all uoe his arrival here, Governor Gea: as a been assured by ex President Pierce med this who know the members of that firm persor course of the War Department-towards him | Slly will laugh it to scorn. They knew their was adopted without a knowledge on bis part | rights, and, we take it for granted, are not to of all the facts, and with deception in relation | 46 biaffed from their maintenance honestly to others. The whole move is evidently a con- trivance of Jef. Davis, and it brings Mr. Bu- | 854 fearlessly by the misrepresentations of cbhanan at once into collision with the policy | ¢heir acts in all the newspapers in the land, f the Southern fre eaters. which, through ignorance of facts, euffer thom- The rest of this correspondent’s aspersions selves to be imposed on in such mattors upon Gereral Davis not being germain to As for the alleged efforts of the senior Mr. these untruthful statements of Gov. Geary Hargous at this point, we have to say, from concerning his (Gon. D.’s) acts, we, of course, | our own knowledge, that he has confined him- pase over thom as not being of importance to self to his legitimate business here of taking our subject in hand. due care that the United States Government After a carefal examination of the charges | shal! not, through a want of thorough know- of Governor Geary, in connection with the ledge in the premises, be induced to take any official history of the operations of the Army step that might prejudice his rights before the of the United States in the Territory of | Mexican courts. As for his alleged efforts to Kaneas, during his (Geary’s) sojourn there, procure the recall of Mr. Forsyth, and to mis- we have estisfied ourself that there is not a inform Washington correspondents with refer- shadow of fourdation for his uncalled-for and | ence to that gentleman or on any other sub- untsue aspersions upon General Davis! Nor | ject, all such stories are mere absurdities. If have we any belief that bis report of s con-| ever there was an individual who confined Vereation with ex President Pierce istrue. | himself solely to his legitimate business, that General Davis wrote not 8 word to General | man is this same Mr. Hargous, than whom, a Persifer F. Smith while the latter was in| more conscientious, upright, forbearing and command of the troops in Kansas, which is not serupulous man, we never knew. om file in the War Department; nor did he Nothing provokes us more than to see such give that officer, direotly or indirectly, a sin-| = gentleman misrepresented in the public gle order that bas not been long since pub- | press—a man of enterprise, public spirit, en- lished. We refer the.reader to pages 28, 29, ergy and unbounded liberality to his country~ 30 and 31, of House Document No. 1, Third | men abroad, whose connection with this Te- Session of the Thirty-fourth Congress, where hauntepec controversy arises wholly from his he will find all the instructions of the Secre | possersion of those patriotic qualities to an ex- treaties in question for publication, we are authorized to pronounce utterly false. He sent no copies to any paper in the United States. It is euppesed that Mr. Butterfield did wien 3 with him copies of the treaties, but he was the representative of the Mexican Gov- ernment, and not of ours. Whether he has furnished copies for publication, is not known to us. but if he has, Mr. F. is not responsible for it. Neigher he or any of his friends had any part or Wt in it. ‘+ A desire to do justice to one of our Minis- ters abroad, has prompted these remarks. Mr. Forsyth hails from a Southern State, and might, therefore, be considered beyond the limits of our supervision; but his fame, as Awerican Minister, is circumscribed by no State limits. He represents the whole Nation, and the Press, in every section of the country, should award to bim the meed of praise to which he is entided.”” and other Goods in pro jon Persons wishing ine done will de best to omit washing the material. Terms invariably cash. of California, is to succeed Col. Manypenny. in the Commissionership of Indian Affairs. We conceive the Administration to be fortu- nate, indeed, in this selection,—insomuch as it is a most difficult task conceivable to obtain for that position the services of a gentlemsn who can succeed Col. Manypenny ereditably. if apy man can, that individual is Mr. Der- ver—no other two gentlemen being more alike in their traits of character. 8o far, Col. Ma- nypenny never had his equal in the manage- ment of the affairs of the Indian Bureau. Mr. Denver is a plain man, endowed with a stropg sense, emphasis, energy of character, caution, and a thorough knowledge of men and thinge. He has had great experience with frontier affairs, and knows how to deal with them as well any other man in the coun- try. The reader will therefore comprehend how and why we believe the Government to have been most fortunate in his selection, if they have determined to carry out the rota. tion doctrine in connection with the Commis. sionership of Indian Affairs. Lilliputian Family Exhibiting every night, at y before &, and on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER- NOONS, at 3% o'clook. mar 17-eclm® Bee RECISTER'S OFFICE, MARCH 18, 1857. —Notice to all Whom it May Con- csrn.—Notice is hereby given that licenses for Carts, Wagons, and Drays will expire on the first MONDAY of April next, and that said licenses must be ren at this office within Ten Days from that time. * SAM’L BE. DOUGLAS, Register ——SSASXX—XKXX—X_ yee SAFE.—A SECOND-HAND IRON SAFE for sate at mar 3 WALL, BARNARD & CO’. srt Noctecemectnenaann elated H. ©. SPALDING. JUSTICE OF PEACE, NO 3% NORTH D STREET. mar 28-ectw REMIOMS AWARDED BY THE MAN- agersof the Twenty-eighth Annual Fair of the American Institute, at the Crystal Palace, 856 Drug, Chemical and Perfumery Depart: ment. Geo. O. Coggershall, Johu Meakim, sug Dupuy, J_ Bryant Smith, L. Feutchwanger. Judges. Bellevue White Lead Comrany 168 Avenue C, New York, for best WHITE LEAD and ZING, Silver Medal. HOWELL & MOR. SELL, Agents, Washington mar 28-lw EL oO. OF SPRING MILLINERY.— On Tuesday, March 31,Miss THOM P- SON will pom at our storea assortment of Spring Millinery, ing Leghorn, Neapo: ish, iftan, —_ 5 and “Wiss Straws, together with a fine assortment = mgr Ree T — rosy ing ats, the present and a) seasons BUT HINSON & NURWO. mar%-3: 3/0 Pa. av., bet, 9th and 1.th sts BR SALE —A SPLENDID SRT OF Bow- Windows, with shutters and entire fixtures = ee faa Con about gn tieee will sold for A a splendia way, nearly new; School Desks and Bencbes; long Ben hes for mee ing rooms, ard new ard second. = Furniture of a.1 descriptions, for sale cheap, Descriptive Pamphlets for see in the Hall. ITALIA has never before been exhibited in Washington. mer 12-imd SOIREE DANSANTK, Prer. H.W. MUNQER TAKES GREAT Pleasure in announcing to his friends Soiree will take place at his Hall, corner of 9b and D streets, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 18th, 1857. There. will bea Soiree every Wednesday even- ing (the weather permitting) thoughout the see- son. me: 25 An Onslaught on the Clerk of the House of Representatives —In the advertising col- umns of the Washington Organ (a weekly sheet published in this city) of the day before yesterday, Mr. J. J. Burnett, formerly aclerk in tho cffice of the Clerk of the U. 8. House of Representatives, makes a charge that the Clerk of the Honse last winter retained three months pay due to himself and three of his fellow clorks, making an aggregate of $1 800; and intimates that he (the Clerk) appropriated the money ¢0 obtained to his own emolument. On seeing this grave charge, as in duty bound we proceeded to ascertain how far it was founded on fact. The result of our investiza- tion is, that we are assured by clerks in that office that the three months’ pay in question was deducted by and with the consent of the scares eng pepepsnpeipeeemsereneee eee FEE FOR GENTLEMEN REDUCED i0 ONE DOLLAR. MADAME SWETT, THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT, is still at No. 505 7b street, she will siaatiw —_ longer ’e 8. re- ives consultations respec- ting the PAST! PRESENT" FUTURE!!! and DISEASES !!!' wl, During 5 en tour in tee south and est, Madame SWETT has been consulted by | Appointments —The following appoint- ments of the President, which wo extract this morning from the Union, were known outside of the Cabinet Council room yesterday, after the Star went to press: Joha Morris, Postmaster at Baltimore, Md , in place of Jacob G@. Davies, whose commis- sion expires Ist April, 1857. z Nathaniel A Balch, Postmaster at Kalama- zoo, Mich., in place of Wm. H. vec whore commission expires 29th March, 1857. John E. Hunt, Postmaster at Toledo, Ohio, upwards of Ten Thousand Persons. asd is pro- nounced a superior Clairvoyant and the Wender of the Age f Consultation—Ladies, $1; Gentie- fedxe Wants. SSRIS i! 2c 2 WANTED—sy A HEALTHY WOMAN, LULLAY’s, with a child three moaths old, a sitmation tary of War to Brevet Major General P. F. | traordinary degree—the fruits of whose honest | parties interested in it, in pursuance of dis- reappointed scars Sou avenue, — les pope pee pga te ey te. F sagas te Smith, U. 8. A , commanding the department earnings have gone into the Mexican treasury | tinct notice given to them in the presence of | Daniel Stephens, Postmaster at Elmira,N.| _™8r@-3* 9 Se) eee ee Y., reappointed. Cornelious O Flynn. Postmaster at Detroit, i in place of T F. Brodhead, whose com- of the West, relative to civil sffairs in the | to fuifill the engegements of other Americans their fellow clerks by General Cullom, that Territory of Kaneas; end for the narrative of | without the means of thexselves falfilling any of the employees of his office who chose to FRENCH ILLINERY. MRS M.L. DAVISON RESPECT- fully announces to the ladies and her COOK WANTED.—A BESPECT«BLE white Woman can obta'n » god s'tvation as Cook at the Depot of the Baltimore and Obio events in that quarter, so far asthe Army is| them. But for hisadvances thus patriotioally | dabble in politics during the late canvass, | mi arb cs re set < aa spihld trots ca ee ancn ati saggy gt Sn in nwaeed. concerned, during Gov. Geary’s administra- | made, we should hear nothing of the Tehaun- | further than to vote wherever entitled £0 to ogee plod Lebo teed se aecreatic) Mad., | at ner show room over Messrs Galt & Bro’s. Jew- | at Depot tr werefer the reader to the seme docu- | tepec route now. We have no ides that unt:! | do, must consider themselves out of fice from La Store, Pa. ave. between 9h and 10th stieets, m. Meade Addison, of Baltimore, Md , |'aed at ber store, oreentis, Hs. 3, on Teeny, reappointed United States District Attorney. a <n ee ee A 6O00D Wal WANTED — FITHER white or col: - - @ enlore@ Roy to work in the kitchen. App y at DIVERNOIS'S Fe-tanrat, No. 159 Penn avenue, beiween 18th and 19th streets mar 28 3: met, from page 32 to 146, inclusive. In Sen- | he gets his honest dues any company, whether ate Document No 23, First Seszion, Thirty- | of Americans or foreigners, will ever enjoy fourth Oongress, at pages 36, 37, 38 and 39, | profits from the Tehauntepec route. Justice, the reader will find the instructions of the | we know, isslowin Mexico Yet, on the whole, Secretary of War to the commanding officers | it is about as sure there in the end as any- of Forts Leavenworth and Riley, and the pro-| where else. Misapprehensions, arizing from clamation of the President mentioned in the | erronecus newspaper statements, may delay letter of the Secretary of War to Gen Smith, | it there, as at times here; yet those who may dated June 27th, 1556. the moment they left Washington with that end in view. The statements hereto appended show clear- ly that the deduction referred to was made only in pursuance of this official regulatien of the House Clerk's office, and, at the time, with the consent and approval of Mr. Burnett. The question arose in our mind—what be. the 31st of March, 1657. mar 28-318 eS ack eee ee $1 000 REWARD —RANAWAY ON e tte 18th instant, from Washe ington, a Jikely, coal BLACK MAN, about ‘21 years of :ge, and about 5 feet, 9 inches high. well formed bright @,es, good teeth, and speaks quickly. Calis himseif and:ew Ff air- cniid Theabove reward willbe paid for bis loc¢yment in the Jails of Baltimore, Washington, Registers of the Land Office Appointed — Jamas H. Ware, of Huntsville, Alabama, re- appointed. Ww. J. Owen, of Champagnole, Arkansas, reappointed. Thomas 0. Glasscock, of Montgomery, Ala- ————$—$—$—$—— —— ANTED.—IN THE CAPACiTY OF Porter, a Colored Man of pocd charac'er and address Also, a Colored Woman familiar with Dining-room oe. with reeemmenés tions, to F11 ZHUSH COYLE & CU., Agricul- ture Warcbouse, 7th street mar 27-% or Chariestuwn aieameuner ‘eckeaen TER SHUCKER ae 7 essay to speculate upon faith in them will be | came of the $1,800? We have unravelled | bams, reappointed RC ee seatrer toh tee aan Peas. ONDiveRNvive neaneee kd Under ruch circumstances as a perusal of | sure to burn their fingers in the end. that mystery. As per anentry on the bu ks} Monroe Donoho, of Tusoalooss, Alabama, | ENO! Washington, D C.. ortoJ. 8. PURSE, | 20, between 17th and 18h rveets mer 6% of these documents discloses, we feel very sure [From the Philadelphia Evening Argus. | st Suter, Lea & Co.'s, where the Clerk kep, reappointed. yet gr Charleston. SEXERAL COMPETENT DRES?-MAKERS that General Persifor F. Smith did not refuse | “Hus Joux Forsyta —This gentleman, | pig Secounts, we find that on the day it was| Oliver Barham, of Clarksville, Arkanssa, Waated —Also inted in July of last year, inister to ‘to Gov. Geary the use of the troops of the Uni- | 3h rico has akoudy won for hitaself imperist - fed States for any legitimate purpose Ifhe| able honors. He has not only conciliated put- centr en, nae Menten “cee ames a ee ee . vi t midst of the people he was appointed to gov. fore denied to the most favored nations The ero, it could not have been granted, there be- | Treaties recently forwarded by him to Wash- ing neither law nor precedent for any such use | ington, none panes some a ee of troops of the United States. Tho only or permeate - cethen en he ders of tho War Department upon which the ee on a oe Beier: eons to most sinister wind could base such misrepre- Fires Mr pa is not to enjo; uninter- sentations as those of Governor Geary to the | Tpted repose, however, may readily ed Patriots every where ready about inaugu- Herald's Washington correspondent, are one | razion day to volunteer in the service of their {long since published) directing a movement | country, and no character, however spotless, fo be executed next summer, by troops in | °° Lphermnia proot sanines their —_ Kansas ; cr an order issued directing a move whena bbe patie dade Pa or an offi- ment of troope now or then in Nebraska, to intment to Mexico is considered Oregon Territory, which order has since been pn cr - any who no quali: countermanded. + " cation for the office, yet such men are gener- heve eee aia the troops in question ally the most clamorous in soundirg their own steel » imstead, to Jefferson Bar- praise, seties denouncing those who happen to standin their way. The truth is, Geary accepted ¢ .| ‘That Mr. F isin the way of some of the ship of Kens in the beliet th choca Lae age Per Lest tae nine ai pas i cen! rested a gincer biself into the United States Senate | ticians to have hin recalled. He, however, from the Territory when admitted, as a State, | has acted in Mexico, as he has ever done else- H . He, however. where, in such a manner as to defy effort by cages mare soem found ic | Fis enemies,come whence it may The alle- imposible to rupplant ex-Serator Atchison’s | gation that Mr. Forsyth’s condest in Mesicn, and Dr. Btringfellow’s prospects of carrying | in making treaties, &o , is cause of complaint off the Senatorial prizes, if looking to the su;- Ps operate the beooporerieg a eedrjratl mes bnew res of the Sex osmion: of the rty of th ‘ ° & pretext for A fou: jongress, we called at Genera’ _ ae — nr gd “pes — seme iis absurd. There is no member of | Qullom’s private rooms to take leave of him tory. lo be quickly chang ctics; berth od pte corps who enjoys to pease previous to his departure for Tennessee Af-. placing his reliance on the favor of the Aboli_ wate, kee a the come t weogre on ornadersts fei bbpecrtia he cone ti is t not only ii - FF, we believe e ibly to us all, that certain gentlemen, to- astounding revelations, ‘ole term of Gffice, w ich has given | and Greenlease, (the last named gentleman the “lug” of this and that Washington corres- agen ‘atisfaction than his. wished | to visit bis friends,) wished to pondent of newspapers inimical to the Demo pect. As Pieper all no teed could ex- | engage in the Presidential canvass, and that cratic party and the National Administration, | sjth’s probity and decision of chart eens ; tha byes por plete he gtige rare +g but in late publications in the St. Louis Dem- | ¢slculated to impress favorably desigein dt SMtunting red intriguing men, his reeall would dove, oo | “linations, and that the above named persons ecrat, evidently emanating from him, and no to them ma‘ter for gratulation, asain Se | Who were all aserent, s06 inning pert ib Wie one else, Reeder’s di 2 » fePecially if | conversation, would consider themselves out er’s dishonest ecupidity bas they could furiher succeed in f.laing upon of the t hardly involved that individual in » position | the Government as his successor, a saa! ¢ | Cf office until the meeting next somnion worse then that in which G : their own choice, one who regardiess of ny. % een ms Some person of the number re- engl the "machinations Foe i tional honor or personal character, would Jeng | Z2'ked, that if they were Merlin tres let- lens 0 own foo! some Aprrentices App'y to Mre B B Norris, jo. 350 west 13th stuect’ Ebove New York avenue. Also, a Cook wanted Instruction given on the Piano-Forte Best cf teferences given. mar 26-318 ee Quevaure WANTED —TWO REPEC. tavle white Men toserve as Butler and aerist- nt, are wanted in 6 private family in Baltimore. vate families, for and character. can ed- dress M. K., Box , Post Office, Baltimore. stating their sddreas and references. mar .6-3® COOK OR KITCHEN GIRL WANTED atNo 374 street, south of Penn avenus. mar 20-tf eS ANTED.—THE HIGHEST PRICES in cash fot Uld Stiver, at HOODS 81) ver Ware Manufactory, 338 Penn. avenue, near 9th strect. deo 30 assigned to him, Gen. Cullom, the 3d of De- cember last, it was promptly paid by him back to the credit of the House contingent fund. Thus, instead of being in any manner to blame in this transaction, the Clerk of the House deserves the thanks of all who agree in holding the interference of Federal cffico hold- ers in politics to be prejudicial to the public interest. We find farther, that while holding his present office, Gen. Callom has not drawn a dollar from the Treasury on his own account above and beyond his salary. Gen. C. is our political opponent, it is trae, but that shal! not prevent us from thus vindicating his rep- utation from the aspersion involved in Mr. Burnett's publication; on finding, as we do, (without being in any manner indebted to his instramentality in so doing ) that the rea! facts of the case by no means justify the infer ences to be drawn from Mr. B.’s card, on which we are commenting. The following are the statements referred to above: As we perceive that certain charges have been made by persons dismissed from office by Gen. Cullom, (Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives,) we, the undersigned make the fol- lowing statement, vis : reappointed. Henry P. Johnson, at Washington, Arka:= eas, in place of P. Jett, whose commission « x- pires. Leroy B. Cunningham, at Fayetteville, Are kansas, in place of Lee C. Blakemore, w! ocmmission expires. : a Senta eS GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CORCERT, Fifteenth street Colored pers zehoos Church, Between I ond wi. BE ciVEN BY T4E CHOIR OF said Church,on MONDAY NIGHT, the 30th instan*, for the berefit of the Chur: h, under the direction of Prof Jamas H. Fier. ‘The Concert wi.1 consist of Chorusses, Trios, and Solos, from the best classical authors Doors will be opened at half &. Perform- ance commencing at balf past 7. admission 25 cents. Beceivers of Public Moneys Appointed — John 8. Nance, of Huntsville, Alabama, re- appointed. Wm F. Sargeant, of Champanole, Arkansas, reappointed. Charles B. Mitchell, of Washington, Arkate sas, reappointed. James W. Warren, of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, reappointed. Joseph L. Dickson, at Fayetteville, Arkar= sas, in place of De Witt U. Yell, whose com- mission expiref. _ The Secretary of Stateship of Kansas — We hear that we wore in error a day or two since in intimating that the Hon. F P. Stan- ton of Tennessee, had been tendered the post of Secretary of State of Kansas Territory. It seems, according to the impression of residents of the Territory now in Washington, that no idea has been entertained by the Government here of supersediog Mr. Daniel Woodson The Hon. F. W. Pickens, of South Caro- lina, is at Willards’, in this city. It is ane derstood in well-informed political circles here, that he was some time since offered a fall for- eign mission by the Administration. The Current Operations of the Treasury Department.—On yesterday, 27th of March, there were of Treasury warrants entered on the books of the Department— For the T: Department... r+ : Cards of No postponement on aceount of weather. mar 28-2t FISHING TACKLE. ODS, REELS, FLIES, FLUATS, LINES, HOOKS, and every other article to a Sisherman’s outfit just received now of- fered at a reduction from last season’s We particularly invite an inspection of these goods, some of which to the connoisseur will Pre- beauty of fiaish and mechanical wgeselty any- thing ever manufactured in their line, taken er, belong, as we believe, the fine.t lot ef this « lass of goods offered south of New York. E. TUCKER &£CO, Dealers in Guns, Fishing Tackle and Sard- ‘Ware, 253 Pa. avenue. mar 8-etw GRAND KaSI BM Ba: tL E COLUMBIA FIRE COMPANY WN 1 will give their ANNUAL BALL on E. - ER MONDAY EVENING, April 18th, at Care sis Saloon. tunted forthe summer. Inqciveof Mrs between 44 ‘ mar 26-31 Bosko-For two GENTLEMEN, TO- or in separate Rooms, ine private most agreeable Balls of the season, Professor Wi hers’ celebrated Band will te in nos. Tickets, ONE DOLLAR. Exceusive Ccmmities. A McDermo*t, PJ Pine os Stns mar%3-aplasise ” me, ; So inn a ae are REWARD —RANAW. $100 torteeiner RANAWAY, FROM pon Chureh, on the night of the #th, = colored ne, iri, calling henelf SUSAN MITCHSIN.” win on the side of 0 month Board ‘furnt> hed piivate, if desired, ct walned phi Apply at jo 468 10th street, be: ween mar Z3-l1w* ~ and eT — a tion te a ve goed old stauds)d Mi- sie, whieh tar @ dives Gua write ee teeta at our Store, and for tale at half price. JOHN F ELLIS, mar 26 Piano and Music Stowe. ee tie a PpURRO's cATaRAH srurF : te a ih the | For the Interior De; ent, well berself with D" "'- ambition guided by his own weak mind and As certaia partics who are interested in | j egested «4 ‘warrants received and-en--- Pill give the acove reward of $:10 if teen in vs Balsam Liverwort the leof the great Tehuantepec route, have made them. | * "88" that their names should stand | Wer ‘ « ores vit am » Gardner's eee a Perené a8 weak, intellestually, hive conspicuous in their efforts to have our | “FO2 ‘be pay-roll, and that when thoy returned-|, ter@desreeevnsensssssrte dvesse - 5.000 00 $300 taken ina free ry ona re arg as himself, He may spend the balance of his Minister to Mexico, raeded, we take occa, | 2t th®commencementof the next seasion to. On account of the Mavy........ 283,020 50 Posner y yeece life ip around, priv “ ° 'e: s foots this | ‘2* Pey-roll, and endorse the checks for Repayment om-aeqount of the ecunte ina s ne, 06.80. veon rusning ately “stuffing” | sion to present a few upon same back tothoclerk, whigh arrangement was| —Mevy-.sevseosesovevormesvere 306,811 $l. we SP CRANDLEB. | -marseesh oo Foun: evans