Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1857, Page 2

~ ae ° Tr Tie a 7 = Pestic Mex or Marx.—We sd hers ti TON CITY: joned enough not to confine, in our mind’s ©: was NG . April 10, 1857. | the definition of the “publie rong nggaclt SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | Viduel known only in confection oaping The Intelligencer contains s brief communi- eation signed ** Common Sense apparently de- aigned to diseredit the Naval Court of Inquiry snow sitting here, with the public, im advanoe of 3ts action on the delicate and importent busi- Ne ness with which it ischarged. The writer's in- In dignant ¢omments are founded on the assump- 255 tion of the truth of the following paragraph from Lor 2 late number of the Richmond Engwirer : » The Courts of Inquiry convened at teow, 7 ‘the management of the member of a House of ‘all men who have, in any on the history of the well being or literary, parma or industrial, as well as po- Jitical—as being, emphatically, public men. As much as our country owes Eipeprapen of all i i ally as much to its inventors, | |, have decided to make but few restorati times, it owes equ: , t Our wonder is that our friend of thie Ince/l- | its originatora of .grest os Kpuee aeet encer failed on the instant to see and explain | 92d its social, literary and Levi a ett aa the appearance of this” paragraph in the whose Hianie# We might “string out through coi- Enquirer was wholly accidental; that it has no | "mné on one Star. = a, warrant infact, and was based only on some|. While the polit Hepes, ing schooled, statement originating with some wondermo! from his occupation to vantagéously with ing Washington writer for the distant press. _ | OSieials, is competent to struggle succesefully » oamtry from the ® pregnable positi ithin one hundred yards of his lines. certain of being relieved byia thous * ie Conmecti ;- | against the terrible disadvantages of the “ Cir- ‘The Union rejoices over the Liv da eumlocution Office,” the public man of any other description is the last one in the world to stand up successfully against its energy-de- préssing customs, methods and modes. We never yet knew a man of industrial genius and remarkable capacity to involve himself in busi- ness engagements with Gorernment—one who | tnust necessarily rely alone upon his legitimate | resources to work him through eventually with- out extraneous aid—without pitying him from. the bottom ofour soul. Not that we conceive that publi¢ (Government) functionaries would inten- tionally injure him. But the world over, they have a way of transacting business which, were it easayed in dealings between man and man, would result in heavy damages at law against the party thus injuring the other. Dickens | as immortalized the Circumlocution Office of Id, England—that is, her executive depart- ments. We are a faster people than the English in all our attributes. Yet he who has important business to transact with Government function- aries in this country—we do not mean political business—finds from the moment he sete about it until it. may be concluded, that he is at the merey of the Cireumlocution Office. The difference is one of degree only; not of fact or principle. An account, such as would be settled between mercantile houses in ten minutes, can rarely be settled before a bureau of any department of any government in leas than, say, a month. A, in. office, settles the law points involved in it, and B unsettles them for the time being; as though bent only on creating delay. C receives satisfactory proof of the facts tion and contends that it contains a substantial promise of extensive political reaction in New England. So mote it be! + —__ oe StBMantxe Terscrarnic CasLBs acaoss THE Stsquenayyva —On Wednesday last two-English triple wires were successfully laid across the Sus- quebanna at Havre de Grace, for the purpose of securing an uninterrupted connection of the wires at that point. prep ory eT the cable was fastened to the shore the boats started—the reel working ad- mirably. Buoys were dropped at proper inter- vals, with the first cable, to indicate its locality, that the two might be laid at a proper distance apart at the bottom of the river when sinking the second. The whole was laid in about one hour and a half after leaving this side. About eight thousand feet were employed, and laid 2s near as possible in the route of the railroad ferry. The wires were tested with two cups of battery, and found in a perfect condition. Tur Panorama oF Literature for April, is before us with its rich freight of popular yet in- structive reading. No more wholesome, and at the sameentertaining reading, can anywhere be found than within the brown covers of this Magazioe. PERSONAL ++. Wax figures of Eckel, Snodgrass, and the witness Farrell, who figure in the Burdell murder ease, are now on exhibition i. «++» At Norfolk, Va., on %, night, a bo- quet was thrown to Miss Ellen Morant, on the stage, containing a handsome set of jewelry. .... Mrs. Gen‘l Gaines bas commenced another suit in the United States Court eat New Orleans for the square bounded by Poydras, Circus, Per- dido and Phillippa streets. 5 ---+An astonished female American, writ from Patis, asserts that French ladies”acquire a brijliant complexion by never washi them- selves, and says that they content themselves with gentle rubbing with a dry coarse towel. i | -.-- A meeting of the natives of Kings county, | sumed, in the papers go neatly folded and lay- | party paper, nor had Gen. Davis lot or part, | Ireland, was recently held at Rochester, at which it was unanimously resolved that a vote of thanks be offered to Judge Davies, of New York. for his impartial aid my es decision fn the late case of Boker vs. 2 --.. On Sunday morning, sue ee ult.. gag F. W. Far Enis, pee @ sermon in Church the lessiah, at Brooklyn, N. Y., in favor of running the Brooklyn cars on Sunday. Rev. Dr. Storrs, of the Church of the Pilgrims, preached on the otber side of the question. .--.Noless than three of the London newspa- pel three instructors of the public mind, three — opinion,’’ are in the Lempsahgsee court. The Morning Heraid, the Standard. an: the St. James Chronicle are advertised for sale by assignees ‘ +--+ The English seem to be in a fair y to have a full share youthful pulpit celebri- ta In addition to the Baptist Mr. world-renowned fame, and the Met! Puncheon, a ‘bright particular star’’ arisen among the Independents. ---- The Charleston Coarier of Tuesday last says: “Gen. George P. Morris, of the Home Journal, whose name is familiar to all, 2s weil by his many. popular and admired ) as by his genial abilities as an editor, is visiting our city om @ “bealth trip,’’ and ills Heuse. ---. While Brougham and Strakosch were din- ing at the same the other day, some one joc ularly requested the latter to give the compan: some music. ‘Yes,”’ said Brougham, “Strakesct Tae reer pray tre orett ge —— of st Mr. has also is at the mS wd ye by «of Franee. General inspected first the forts of the Rhine, and now he is doing the same thing in Italy. i> Thirteen were killed and wound- ed by the explosion of the steainer Forrest Rose, near Napoleon, Arkansas, a few days since. _ iJ The new steamer Adriatic, of the Collins line, ped eee sail from New York for Liv- erpool on the 4th of July, by which time it is eon- templated, she will be te the most perfect readi- ness. The Swedish antiquarians aue much exci- by the disc of some missing leaves of the celebrated Gothic Bible of the Arian Bishop U1- | semen ogr Seance as it was, wasthe choicest treasure of the library at Stockholm. Taz Stavg Tarape.—It is calculated the pro- its beer peop? aoe from the African slave tlane amount to about eleven inillions of dollars, while the capital invested does not perhaps exceed four millions; that there is a fleet of forty vessels inanned by 2 total force of nearly a thousand nen, and that by means of the tleet some thi thou- sand slaves are exported yearly from the coast of Africa. IDF It is not true, as has been stated, that the Ame:icaus in Paris have closed the bargain for a church in the Rue d’Agousseau. They have re- nounced that project, and hare purchased a piece of ground in a street contiguous to the Avenue of the Champs Elysees, on which they will erect achurch. In the meantime their new pastor, Rev. Dr. Kirk, will continue to Preach ja Chapel Taubont Revede Provence. Postat Avvains in Cay — - wat ne s 4NaDas.—The annual re. ‘ostmaster General ‘anada, — —— tbe folowing fact a wie receipts for Unites Btates aud the past year amounted to $1 5 37 317 in the Uni dast re; raise rath ystem piled pyr eioer de tiers. = en A Horsx wirn « Corx Leo. —we take = lowing from the Adelaide (Austratia R ners “We have recently seen Mr. C. lina’ mare, sewess. It will be remembered that she broke roonn leg nape? Face course in A ‘~ for the town piate. Aim) jatation was performed by Mr. Grabb, under whose care she as Mew pad recovered, and is expected to ST ee the purpose adinirably.’* Misa PPRERENSION —T! graph is going the row v Prgaa feaxon, no itis ayy the residence of President Bue Mr. Buchanan's mansion at Lancaster, Pa Seay cared at auction recently, but wittdcann; - More than dou. the ” okeg ae Buehagan. rf man. late an officer of 1 Bank, and not that of Preetess” A Spinitvar Pursictay —a | pril last, while | der them, nds of the press, for the | Office”’ Soubt, that pposed to refer to mind’, against St. Jorjes, @ consequent repulse, and a | Nothingism and those directly or indirectly rely: retreat that was within an ace of being cut off, | ing upon it for their ad: d only by a streak of good luck, ces wherein heroism was re- of his men almost une: his loss was heavy, w! very great indeed. that unfortunate His announcement to his men that he was in a week, which, all well informed persons in rate shifts on his as necessary, Gato keep bee doomed companions together. These recruits have not started from either side, nor is there,| any prospect that, if starting, they can possibly reach him. The “‘ yictory *’ story was evidently coneocted in the hope of inducing recruits to make theeffort. As for Lockridge, the history of his exploits to this time shows that he fights only after the fashion of that never to be for- gotten ‘‘ King of France,” who ‘‘with fifty thou- sand men marched up the hill; and then march- ed down again.”’ He is interminably announc- ing the fall of strong hold. of the enemy, after strong hold; yet never manages to progress an inch towards the completion of his task of open- ing the communication hetween San Juan dsl Norte and Walker’s main forces penned up in Rivas. Seven Luaqcr Boots !—The amiable New York Herald having been obliged to expose its own roorback against ex-Secretary Davis, con- cocted for it by ex-Gov. Geary, in the samo is- sue seeks to get revenge on Gen. D. by coining new ones against him. Though we know that the Herald's roorbatks travel in seven league boots, it is genuine sport to us te shoot them this tri- of Navat Court or Ixquiny.—To-day ™ a mee to sell at ‘pices trom Pets om aan iy Boe a of Oper oO fare [rn ee MAXWELL & BRO., | ments, under this notice, must be assigned to the x CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE a ‘= favanie, mov oat SS seri te the ee tae ames my |S ADIES AND CHILDREN'S F REN CH | the proceeds,” — ae i bleep rote a HATS — Just received, a PRC ILL. Payment for the stocks so assigned and tranamit- ; ment ot es .s the y dei Department hee ata very low price, at Department... SV steuToessverscecss ies 19 | " ERY. | which should be expressed in the letters scoompa ‘War warrants received and entered. 718.45 | MpPRLINERY, MILLINERY MILLINER Eipieg the aeuhaused so sgearehoarit ation, From miseellaneons sources . ss a2. 74 ment of SaLLTY TRI co mar 13-dtistJune Secretary of the Treasury joast 5 _ap 9-lw* S14 Pa. ave., bet. 10t! Tith SEMENTS. ioe ea laa MUSICAL, Notice Tae PlaNo FORTE __ AMUSE] , Correspondence of ler. c s i, Gentlemen wil oe FOURTH WERE. Gronotrown, April 10,1857. | SATUR ALE VENING.at 7 0° at the Cales —— | Weare pleased tol ease diney Scuba ak Bee ee na OREN RY PALMER. WAUGH’S ITA LIA, pode Teveeds 66 Whe ey ee eee RENCH, FLOWERS, FRENCH FLOW- — the Georgetown College, is now ina siete sirens PRS ror Se area Reistet | LILLIPUTIAN FAMILy, valescence. Some forty-eight hours since the Bustret, ell pute Povient ae this week at 2 o'clock, a w symptoms became more favorable, and he ts now ic Som ate Karak Seat Ccsigieed by his physician, Dr. Grafton Tyler, E— Committee for Pranx Suap tobe out of danger. We learn from the eee : ‘Sr sence Houre # e al gentleman has, for many years, been { vilion, on > it Lessee fa nng setae stuichgs at tee time he | pes gentlemen not to detain th rs; hetitired days by one of | 22% over her tame of leaving At 93g n. mm. Prostrettag blessed ‘with en unasuslly pa- T[.° MeLAUGHLIN’S everybody run. ‘was hem, f and fine constitution, he sur- Opening Spring Goods at MeLAUGHLIN & . Sp 3- sition | Covet we hope that he will be again restored: to health, and long live to Leagan hee col- lege, and the source of pleasure and in: e renee ial of speed came off yesterday after. | Anot! rial a noon on the road near Tenalytown, between Mr. Clatterbaugh’s Lope ag- 4 horse, Limber Jim, and Darne’s Gedtown horse, Old Joe, for $250 a side. The distance run was one-fourth of a mile, nd. the tenth Jegion nag came off winner, again Beating his competitor at least thirty feet. ‘e SIC, at ELLIS" this day. pea received this week at ELLIS’ s9%,. FS, PN 21 REGULAR PACKET has ennived, and will have quick dispact HARTLEY & BRO. WoL Water iret Goonge- town. on the wing, as they rise. To that end, we pluek the following from its Washington cor- respondence in the same issue: “Jeff Davis has got the Union to republish | from his official ore Ont Vicksburg Sentinel— adenial that the New Orleans Delta as space for him in its “Quixotic enterprise of building up a great Southern party.’ This is all well for Col. Davis now ; but’ it was well understood in New Orleans that when Major Heiss sold the Delta, two years since, it was purchased by Col. Davis’s personal friends, for the express gs v0 of urging his merits and claims for t ice Presidency ; and in that region it has always been considered that Col. Davis aspired t6 the position of leader of that “ great Southern party’! which involved and renders judgment on them; to| down. Viz: Gen. Davis had nothing whatever | wheat. | which D demurs, and’ insists that the proof must be made over again, to him, though he | might find it in half the time to be thus con- | ing on his desk, and so carefully bound with | that interminable emblem of official hesitation and embarrassment to those dealing with gov- ernments in a business way—red tape. We were forcibly reminded of all such mat- | ters yesterday while dining at Willards’, on a rs i kL. maki seeing, half dozen tables off, the fifteen years | (in Mississippi) took the liberty of suggesting | four held out until ago merry and ever bucyant countenance of E. K. Collins; now that of a care-worn middle aged man, showing, while it had lost little of ita remarkable intelligence and energy of expres- sion, indisputable evidence in its nervous em- phasic, thoughtfulness and sternness, that he, top, has been caught in the meshes of the Cir- eumloention Office. We have known him almost since we have known anybody. We first knew himasadevil- may-care young merchant ship officer, noted for professional ekili and daring. Then as a merehantship commander and commercial adventurer, famous for successful private busi- ness enterprises, until he became the man of mark in his walk inthe great city of New York, pointed out to all strangers as being in himself, as it wore, the embodiment of Ameri- —— ———-~-~wemr WGPUCILy BUU SUZACILY. | & pln for satiefying the world that, so far as material progress i3 concerned, the United States are necessarily without s rival on the | globe. England had initiated and spent mil- lions of pounds sterling on system of ocean steamer navigation, designed to give her the control of all that was valuable in the world’s commerce ; and he, in turn, conceived the idea of at once snatching from her, for his own coun- try, that, commercially, so priceless prestige. His Government entered into his views, and at first backed the expenditure of hie hard and fairly-earned means in that: enterprise, with alaerity and liberality. We next knew him as the most famous man in connection with its industrial reputation. As the great projector who had, i avery brief sea- Son, realized for his country, if not yet for him- self, all the dreams of his sleepless nights and overtasked days. Then it was that we also knew him as the man who was beset with the demands of hungry, jealous and specious leech- es of all degrees, each claiming to share the pre- sumed profits of his suecess, a3 a quid pro quo for absteining from bringing their influence to bear to strip him of them. We knew him still lateras the man who dared the | to brave all the pack ; declaring that he asked nothing but his due in law and justice, and would trus’ his cause to the principle of right. Tt was not long after that ere we knew him as the individual whose cause wes hooted out of the hails of Congress, @pparently as though it was that of a notorious freebooter or highway- We knew well the domestic sfilictions which it had pleased Providence to shower upon him, and we wondered that human nature had in it the stuff that enabled him to bear up un- when there was added thereto such treatment as he received at the hands of his country’s Legislature after such services as he bad rendered to its future. On seeing him in this ci ity at such a season, visions of the horrors of the : 4 the “ Cireurlocution tise up in dread array before our seye ; for we cannot conceive what can , | Possibly.induce him ever to re-enter Washing- > | tom after his two last seaso: t ms’ experience with its harrassments and disappointments to a man inJhis business position, except affairs to settle with that universal extinguisher of man’s en- ergies, enterprise, and reasonably-founded few da son died in Tonaw: nda, 5 7 joa ae being Spiritualiste. x poker yn of the | hopes—the world-renowned “ Circumlocution i ed substance of the doctor who practises on the spirit. ‘hen Office.”* The docter answered the cakh and “d sod industriousiy. "But tt was rao coe dip nam WicH ARK Xor Vicronrms.— fingily relieved from bis task’ by a commencement of Walker's career in despatch {om the spirit world to the effect that | Nicaragua % this hour, we have been hearing i irson been dead so jong t bei i . . tusl eltuvis was inoperative upun'the bighiPac. | °f ia remarkable yietories—through his bulle- mucus the bighly co- ockport Courier. Tux War tx Avnica.—The government of L}. beria has a) 10,000 to wi of Cape PpapPropriated &: WO to gid the eolonists in the war with the = sides contributing 150 armed men, ot np = Roberts. A letter states that it was thi Kindness of Dr. Hall, of Baltimore, thay the ernment of Liberia was able to raise the need came forward and $10,000. Many of the citizens of 3 [PPosed to the war, and it yea iy the he datest account from Cape that the ae r if properly treated, wonid nee submit and live | not On terins of peace With the colon IP _The Directors of the c: Ni- bay Fells Railroad have had great ‘euvle with Sinancially, the engineers and Gnkeoe seceive pay regularly, and finally po poe in the stations and the ps bee: insist: the men have been rejected, the Soir pay. Travel is entirely taeerrepens im the ists emen jocked @astern end of the same road, known Can. andaigua and Elmire line (connecting at the lar. ter point with Erie) ix seo in bad Way, and is ‘o go underfthe hamaner Sut outa, ba oy by _ out of a tithe y | hardly have daredventare to the loan of | into great military achievements 7° “TE °P tins, of course. Ni "Ss were hewn failing reste ee s famous for wembered. But his were mere cireumstances Puen compared with Walker's; the latter hav- ing « knack or tore wonderful stories, of what Old Nap would Not a battle has he fought that has not been thus horalded a8 & victory. ‘Yet, we submit, a victory has he gnined from his first battle to his last. His actions have been but a Series of attecks, repulaes, and retreats under ciream- great difficalty. A successfl retreat vietory. This last affair of St. Jorjes affords 2 striking illustration of what we mean. It came tous (by the Texas) heralded m a victory almost ‘Waprecedented in the history of modern war- fare. Enough truth concerning it ia al- Pres. | F@idy known to render it certain thatit was hut rash and unfortunate movement from Then, again, we knew him a: the Projector of vietyriea, it will be re- | the Delta thought to build up.*” Mark how plain a tale will put all this ‘stuff’ to do with the Union’s republication of the | article from the Vicksburg Sentinel. 2d. The | New Orleans Delta is neither a Democratic | directly or indirectly, with its purchase. . He | knows but one of its proprietors, and has not | spoken or written to him’ for years before he went into the Delta, nor since. 3d. He has | never been a candidate for the Vice Presidency. | { On the contrary, when some of his constituents his name for the position, he peremptorily de- clined permitting it to be used in that connec- tion. While he is, probably, as grateful as other public men would be for the good wishes | of the conductors of newspapers, he has no more connection with the De/tz and the Senti- nel, than he has control over the New York Herald itself. How much that ix, may be judged from the blackguardism and abuse which Bennett bas heaped on him daily for years past. | AppointwENt —The Union contains the offi- cial announcement of the following sppoint- | ments not heretofore mentioned in the Star : Jno. T. Hammond, Coliector, Annapolis, Md., vice John Sands, whose commission has expired. Geo. §. Patterson, Collector, Sandusky, Ohio, vice James A. Jones, whose commission has ex- Pired. Henry B. Smith, Collector, Champlain, N-Y., reappointed. Pliny M. Bromley. Collector, Genesce, N. ¥., vico James C. Campbell resigned. Dennie Coghlin, Collector, Miami, Ohio, vice Josiah Riley, whose commission has expired. Theophilus Peugnet, Collector, Cape Vincent, N.Y., vice Alfred Fox, whose. commission has expired. , Wm. H. Brown, Surveyor, Llewellenburg, Md., reappointed. Samuel Ridenour, Postmaster at Hagerstown, Md., reappointed. Wm. J. Morton, Postmaster at Mount Ver- non, Ohio, in place of F. J. Zimmerman, whose commission has expired. Andrew W. McCormick, Postmaster at Mari- etta, Ohio, in place of Nathanie) Bishop, whoee commission has expired. 5 Phineas Allen, Jr., Postmaster at Pittsfield, Mass., reappointed. Tue ALEXAxvRIA CoLLectorsuIP.—We clip the following from the last issue of the War- renton Flag of ’98 : “RoTation.—We regret very much to learn that an effort is being made to remove Mr. Hough, the Collector of the port of Alexandria, from the post which he now ocenpies. Mr. H. ix an effi- cient officer and a ularman, In addition to the fact that there In no necessity for his removal on account of bis politieal sentiments, (for he is a | strong and uncompromising Democrat,) the peo- | ple among whom he lives would regard such a step as an act of harshness, inasmuch as Mr. H. bas sustained an injury by his gallant conduct at a destructive fire in Alexandria, and is unable to wes in the more active occupations of life. sincerely hope ibat the present Administra- tion, in whose ularity we are so warmly in- terested, will not endanger its tenure upon the people’s affections by so cruel un exercise of the fotation principle.’? The injury to which the Flag refers, which haz placed Mr. Hough on erutches for life, re- sulted from his real heroism in the discharge of his duties as a publie officer. Secretary Guth- rie had deposited with him, at the request of the merchants of Alexandria, for the conye- nience of their trade, some $10,000 in silver change. A fire broke out in the vicinity of the custom house, whieh, at one time, threatened certainly to burn it to the ground. He was en- geged in saving thie money and the building when he met with the fall that disabled him for life. No more consistent Democrat, or more public-spirited and popular gentleman was ever born and bred in that ancient town. The effort to procure his removal, which was kept as long as possible from his knowledge and that of his friends, has created intense feeling and excitement, not only among most of those of Alexandria who steadiiy adhere to the Dom- ocratic cause, through good and evil report; bat among the thoughtful and enterprising portion of ‘the people of the other party. {The doctrine of *rotation,”’ ‘as now under- stood—of removing faithful and deserving polit: cal'friends to make places for other political | J’ friends—is odious throughout Virginia. We think deservedly s0, 28 we have more than once taken occasion to explain. Living in the Alez- i aatalamns eas andris Congressional Distriet, we are aware that intense feeling has been generated througt- out it by the rumor that an effort to procure Mr. Hough’s removal has been essayed. We saw owe of the petitionstothatend: The names signed to it were altogether those of personanow | GRAND OPENIN OF members of Know-Nothing lodges, or who were such during the memorable Gubernatorial can- vase of 1855, on the fate of which the late Pres- idential election turned, and others more or less Opposed to the Democratic party. AAs far as we have been able to leara, not walugre citizen of the District has taken part in this ef- ort to procure Mr. Hough’s removal, who has WEDNESDAY. AND SATURDAY SE TEE ape SSO aaa Descriptive Pamphietes for sale in the Hall. ITALIA baa never before been exhibited in mar 12-}md et pene LACK LACE VEIL.—L or evening in ners. ¢ fii will receive & sui returning it to box No. 753 City Post cil th, botween 9th and Line eal Watch with ‘chain, al foeus shat quitts large mmoust of'meney wintott i) COVA nar be . onl make. irra award will be civen tet ind won on the result. yy. “ at z . wi ir. “IW. H. Godey & Co. have recently purchased Te tas aed eae oe ee ee et lots No. 2, 6, 9 and 10, fronting on the canal tenlt | Washinaton ‘and vacimty, that she will open on prized on that account. "apo t their lime , and now at wor! urday morning, . & permanent improvement tthe shapeot shat | spieun{eareinast of SPRING Spponite Neonat | Ls dnied ne, Wate vor of Charan Be." three hun feet long, w! . 5 * speaks weil for the enterprine of the projectors, }| Hotel, consisting of Sne_ Bonnets, Gzpales, Leama | on, Joke dated Aucust 22, 1088, in favor of but which will be a decided benefit to that Por | ing. fine Freeh Flowers. Ribbons. &c. $2 | James H. Lockwood. ere it is ls Persons are warned rokasing these, Corare the mont extensive lime buraere ta tals THIRD. GRAND OPENING —MRS. CARO. | as application will be rane the rt ee t d are now turning out la LINE respectfully announces to juplicates. F.F-C. TRI 4 eer ae apres Doren ae proteins 4 tiie | the Indies of Washington, that she will open on mar li—iaw6w* quantities of the article—wood bu i—a little Satur ‘April ith, at No. % Louisr, —— ny superior toanything of the kind we have ever seen. | Tha" avin jer Dexter's Hotei, a fine asaort- ig dafae’ Ba NESTERDAN AF —— oon, | he emery of fish at our dock continues very ment of S| RING MILLINER Y, consisting of im- ad e oe pf ool ggieg pony Con 4 | Umited, barely sufficient for tye retail trade. | ported Paris Bonacts, Gypsics, ‘Tuscan ot | Pesce ot and teh srert ona Botecte Shad are selling at $12a®12.40 oe hundred, and | 8: Goods, Caps, and a large assortment will be suitably fed by leaving it at 472 300k herrings at $8 per thousand. to the present | Capes, Mantes ibbons, French Flowers, — street. way weeny apes: time, we ae but Leer — as attended the | Trimmings, = i aaa labors of the Potomac fishermen. LLIOTT’S AMERICAN FRUIT G = markets, ul t rr r z elther arriving todo with. Prices remain as at | Floy's Golde to the Orchant, | WANTED IMMEDIATELY —4 WOMAN fo ner petra eee peepee gaianre oom Landscape Gardening, Parkatind Pleasure | quired. Appiy.to 5a2 loth street, leland. it wi ’ . row! aay A i as SG yg Arrived yesterday afterndon—Packet brig An- a rs Method of Transplanting Forest REAL! jel Rhein EF, =e dover, Crowley, Boston, to Hartley & Bro.; et | Brown's Forester; London. <4 could —s trade.and hove s moe Poe would sehr. Arlington, Murch, New com to F. Sas Fomenden’s © complete Farmeer prising at Nr. MC THY Se Nee ‘soe. 7th H. Dodge. PECTATOR. i nc rotetnor Low on Landed Property and the Fco- | street. between nas pee : pies of Fi . London. = | Tux Tara. ov Rey. Mr. Katrocn.—The | “Brush Husbandry. 1 vol. London. | WATOUSR, Sonatas s prion antaes a. | jury empanelied in this case, at Boston, after being | ———s Eamere Guide. ‘armers Schoo! % aps FRANCK TAYLOR. _ H *ORD; a Tale of Bacon's Rebellion, by eorge Tucker. pew edi Stories of the Isiand World, by Charles “ es Chureb History, 2 vols. ¢vo.; 101 Story of a Pocket Bible, with illustrations. keainpavins, by Lieut. Wing, GS 8.5 Ne. 3 GS it 16, With maps, 5 Hoe Of My Lite, by the suthor of Wie Maitland.” (apt) UF RANCK Tavtgne ARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.— Cc The po te have on Tasd | out 24° hours, came into court on | morning and declared their inability to agree upon a verdict. They were thereupon discharged. It is stated that on their first ballet they -were nally divided, standing six for conviction and six for acquittal. Seteeeatty. two others voted for acquittal ng oe it, while the their discharge for a convic- tion. Among the persons in court at the time the ary, ee pple} Tae tre gt loch and his counsel, a number | friends. It is thought to be doubtful ff the case is again called up for trial. nale at jo ©.fo0d easortment yA 1 Opticat ILLuston.—People on the dock, yes- Rew HOC Wats Bucer 8, Light: =! tetday, were astonished at seeing three vessels | WAGONS, &c., &e.. to which they respeetfull near the Canada shore about ten miles up, moving vite the aay ft wishing to purehase a oe partir tit a id t N. icular attentior iring. GARDNER a BRACE, —8p $i. 585 12th street. RIVATE FANCY SOIREE. PROF. H. MUN + takes oceasion to announce to his, friends former patr. Only, that lus FANCY DRESS SOIREE (strictly private) will take place at his = 5 2 Bed Pee comnts else D Strgete-on WEDNES-! Raotstsaep LetrERs —The New York Times | DAY EVENING, ae Cone oe Tecently published a list of letters, mailed tothat } wiil be at Prof. M2s Saloon on Tus + April 14th, office and registered, which never came to hand. | at !20’eiock,and on ee! during the: wl | It has since been found that the cause was not in | Be may be found with a beaut! ‘al collection of Dress- the Post rere but aclerk of the Times stop ope for ladies and gentlemen, at a very reasona- Shem on their passage. - The: Postmaster: bed re- | Nip Pies. ited to attend ceipts for every registered letter. If the weather should rove unfavorable t wil take pinee on Thurédas, lath eer through the ice. Glasses were into requisition, when the vessels were discovered to be men on the ice. Owing to some peculiar condition of the atmosphere they were not only visible at the distance of some ten miles, but were 80 distorted as to look as tall as a mast, and beara Wwonde:fal resemblance to a sail craft.—Buffalo Advertiser, Friday. { he Soiree ap 8-td FOR RENT AND SALE. > The cold storm of Monday was severely felt over a wide Ky oreo of country. It is feared it will have a hurtfal effect upon the fruit and grain crops OR RENT.—A THREE-STORY BRICK = = — <r =3 F HOUSE, on southeast corner of 3d and F sts. NOTICE <THE MEMBERS OF UNION Apply at the premises. Sp.l9-st a o. , 1.0. es Will gi 5 ¥ —A great gat, OBOE ELLovs' Hart, Naty’ Yard, on | PS SL¢ be had is ea oe ah ea To ee earn FHURSDAY, the Sith inst. For particulars see | of one or the turee new Prick Howse tees nes future advertisement. a AB AIS high, on K street north, between ath and Sth streets ath “ P ,— | West, containing each ten rooms, with a pum; i Hp ta Stour charts ceva: | Kitchen, supplied from an inexhaustible well of fre Tain to be sold. Persons Jeave their names with D. ; water in the yard. Bath arrangements, gas, &c., &c.; ARK. Deugetore, Ruthin five minutes’ walk of Northern ’ Liberties ¥ mn . ari i se. SiiRfne WIE RON ethos Mutat Fasatinc! | Met thee var convenient Houses on very Co.ndioining the Hank of Washington. ap 10-4t_ | qocomminting terns. with s stall amount of ensh NOTICE.—The Stockholders of tho Wasu- é premises E. on the pri . P. McKEAN, INoTON HERMANN BUILDING ASSOCIATION | Bp i] No. 512 K st. bet. and St 4 Pot nd oe a ty Bp in-1t* 4th and Sth st. re anvil eI 18 ul nee! on MONDAY EVENING. the lath Kent, area FARM FOR SALE —Ten or twelve acres of in the German Hail (in the School-room) on ith st. Land, with the privilege oft, fo pan await between F and G, for the final settlement and clos- | 128. Part ss in wood and part cleared, witha good spring of water; four mules from the city, on the : poy road, will be soldon most easy terms 0 sull ve irchaser. For further partieuiars inguire of Mr. MALONE, street, between 6thand 9th streets, or Mr. Brown, across the Anacostin Bridge. ap 10-4t* FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-NO. 22 G strect near, 19th. ing up business, pi . All dues in arrears must be paid forthwith, other- wise tho law will be strictly enforced against such Stockholders, not complying with the rules and reg- ulations, as laid down in the Constitpsion. CHARLES WALTER, Secretary. MACHINE SEWING.—HAVING TO- L diay secured the services of an old and a Apply at 138, corner of 19th Tienced Operator, (recent! ongaged in the Fair) the | street and Penn. avenue. _ap $-8t ——— 19 now pre; to give greater neatness OR RED —A smal! BRICK DWELLING ee] 4 rooms in first rate order, and sui’ ble for a sn family. Rent, $8 per month exp ng Oxpe lepre was ae tego (OOS. TR TR, 2 be a constant making wu b b> DRAWERS, BOSOMS, ¢ ‘RS! &c, whick COLL. suita- } A Also, for sale a Horse and Cart. Inquire of CHA- 11 be sold at reasonable prices, a 7 ‘poe gre ° vbelicn and others sre invited to call and examine pay pa) Nese wy sad Cont ¥ ae | the work. — x Rooms on D street, two doors from corner of 9th Fo SALE.—The BRICK HOUSE, corner of street. . Sp 6-Im Sales streets, Island, a 7 rooms | PHILADELPHIA CAKE A'T PHILA- isa good stande Tha ce le ce ear 8 store Te cdetphig pues atthe PHICADELPHiS | tne cond gand’ Phi y theteat portunity for » a ', corner s 2 ep ICE. CREAM at 81.5) per gation. ap 6-1 Bie comh, oe Bi te ones 4 08. B. THRUSTON: ilding. P one year. %& sp 9-1 Appl: on WL Treasury RNITURE.—The ID F T CASH PAID FOR Fv ned red at all times to 7 > ibs ighcat cabh priced lot foed socond hand fora | "T'Q ARTISTS ce DAGUERREOTY PISTS — ture, in large end small bape tion. | City, on Pennsylvama avenue, ou the me square epsona leaving the city or dealining boneatpe ing | with Browus’ Marble Hotel for sent tad now furni- will find it to thetr advan’ togivemea lore | ture and fixtures for sale. ~- cd disposing of their Low afigetn,_ Apnly to “Tho building ts new, andthe sky-light has boon No. 84 Ninth st., 3 doore from Pa. av. Pegpounced by be me] aoe i in the country. mar 19—eolm : ri H. WARD, Attorney at Law, iem: CHINE SEWING.—ROOMS on D Post ‘ashington City. i STREET, two doors from the corner of 9t! 'OR RENT.—A LARGE AND HANDSOME Riovins ie in @ euperior manner at the A URNISHED PARLOR, with Bedroom and Phirts, pisin, (must be eut and basted.) 2% conte; | GEORGE WILLNER. Gero ne, eee go wae zit 3g, per wring Se pe th ench ; between D and Beto a) pe! it; $ a ue . ———=— a onal Cc 1} hand and for sale. irte from $1 to OR RENT.—PARLOR AN = DR: 84; Bosoms from Siize-to 91; Wristhends fromee, | EF’ other together o angle and a ther cheese to 35a. Ganga Collars from 12% to Ske. each, and ly occupied by Gov. John Bigier, well furnished Pi sons wishing sewiug done will do best to omit | 215 Penn. lards’ Hotel. ap #-3t* I. 0.0. F —HARMONY LODGE, OR RENT.A LARGE FRAME HOUSE containing a rooms, with ‘ood ump of water | INGTON Se wie Roa hogeoames and two servant's rooma, and 8 nur +. To be genteel in its aprerrance, location, and outht, and within convement distance of the Depart ddress 8 note to No. 2, Star Odico, ees Leeman tres one number) and terms. ap NTED.—A_man to in EN TENT N uired. two or es a Deine ©. 279 Pennsylvania avenue. ap 10-2 N’ —In « small . TW WANN Wot mr, TWO SER Hicess "and ‘Dtntlg toes Gustine cteer moaat as ir ming-room § 5 well To such liberal pays Apply at (0. 41 F street, near l4t een hours of Sand 6 p. m. 10-3t* SHIRT CUTTE eR} WANTE >-—Constant em- loyment iberal wages skilful and oxperionced. Thies or fore gant SIRT. MAKERS will find employment. atthe WASH - D street, two ‘ap 10-s¢* doors from corner of 9th street. NTED IMMEDIATELY — WANnH Hane ne ihe highest wages given. Apply st 447 a RS i 0 YOUNG GAR DINERS, WHO MA\ have knowlede of plants and green- by of industrious habits, will Bnd constant emmploptace ‘A First-rate it family ; the foom for improvement. add liberal wages on gation to W Si HUGHES, Florist, 1 str A SMALL FARM,IN A HEALTH’ OCA 44 ton, four miles from Washington, 1m proved, and very productive, haying . and NeCessary Convenience UpoR it, deex Stie Secy whiers.dootare, peas counter of the Star Office. ed ANTED.—THE pours. ICES P. in cash for old Silver at HOO: SILV HR WARE MANUFACTORY, sx Foun .oveupe, meer Ninth street. BOARDING. BHGOMS forces sth BOARD eet 3S for wi a uated for the summer. Inquire of Mire, STELL ES No. 5 Missouri avenue, between 4; and 3d streets. sous NE LARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER attached, handsomely furnished and lighted with 8, on the first floor, for rent, by the week or month, per month. Also, two e and two good-sized coms, suitable for families or single persons. BOARD turnished private, if d ; week. Apply at 460 10th street, between D and Er ap 7-lw RS. MOFFETT CAN ACCO ODATE Mirna DER os 7th The rooms are permanent and transient BOAR D) joarde: Irs ; some RS. BATES, AT H 5 the a ements to accom! tea large number of st {@&nd at the Music De; Two Pianos for $200; ap 6-nest* BOAR DING- comet of Pent eat Also. Table Bos rs. ‘and ail well vontiatcd. EF A'COOK wanted. ER i HOUSE, southeast Avenue and 9th street, has made arrang: with Meals atany Sed throughout the day, sod Lodrings. HE LARGEST AND MOST SE sortment of PLANO LECT As- FORTES is always to be a one for, $159. Splendid "Guitars, Flutes, Violins and eons. TUNING and REPAIRING Piane Fy Pony one gd Mr. Reine at the octeae totion in Alot of second-hand ACCORDEONS and en ge GUITARS for sale * Cc b W. G. METZEROTT. OACH AND U! Y coived and for ms low. ny COODS ests Curled Haur of different + one isiana Moss, Chair Cane Iron, brass, silvered, aud poroe|aii che ary ee 3 Spokes, S . Kins Serger are AR Tings, A large lot Carriage Bands, at Northern prices. IRON. band and Tire, ail Sizes. Uns ea “4 round, val. and square. 30 buadles Norway Net Reise STEE nderson’s Gest Stoel pring and Tire Steel, all sizes. sd Iso, reonived a lot of Cotha Batts, Handies, Castors and octagon a the yard, and'a stable attached. wwe, Se. . : lly i F L between 9 . ELVANS & THOMPSON, Mlle fa ences that they will Bie GRAND | eet ieee *inguire on i street; between aay Big of the Red Whol, £35 Pa. arensc, EN at Odd ello a’ Hall, Navy Yard, on | and 7th streets, No. 2 ap between 9th and 10th ste. ONDAY, April 20th. ‘iculars in futureadver- ow GEO. T. LANGLEY. | PNFORMATION a Tk is tiesment: Lait Ot FOR SARE RENT.—THE DESIRABLE Drendempecttuy fin the Lace uF Wash [MPORTANT—IF YOU WANT TO SAVE | together with the, Greate mre ee Ziat m8. bit sappement of MILLINERY GOODS EM money, buy your tire ey sivas a louse contain: een rooms, has thi hout, ROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, &e. which hare Flour, &c., &c., for cash, of OS. si furnace. The stable will ail or pees § with selected with care from the best Northern mar 5 Corner 9th streete. | the nouse ifdesired. The lot the house stands on | kets, compri: in part— KaAbkboca TRIAL.—NATIONAL POLICE | }% 5 by 138 feet, but the purchaser can have more Millinery Goods of ery doscriptioe such Cazette for, ril lth. Full report and correct rok for Sal ‘he LOT OF bugle, lace blond, > cppolitan. Snglish, aid Portrait. Buy the Ganstto of oy. san wid op st Ras 1e GROUND on the Og en mal Bonnets and Gipsies of every sty RE RCRR TORS 7 al fie Appi to CHUBB BROTHERS: naires w Bonnets, Flats, Shakers, and , WATER wt BS, PRIC {ER frees of overy. varigty A BS, ke, ke, | FRRICK YARD POR SALE—A Brick Yard with unr awe Lng Se i etory, thenst yere coppians a quantity of 4 eS: nd: —_ rs eal Psatineton Dern, sire ‘ap 10st gost cay to the opt twenty-six | with teake . Laces, bi mas Diowds, He. . D. ECHLE! i root pitas ars eas Handsome French Collars snd Sleeves every | Meiee @uai patige Se RASRRTE® gE | Reece sy Sees Ei pte | hatecen Bond street, west side, PRAC- or the w be ‘or on of * Campieioans Sues BeMianns as wate TICAI. WATCHMAKER, keeps constant] ghle terma.. For further partoulars inquire of W y ite, Faden, nul a fine assortment of WATCHES BU’ HERON on the “premises, South Capitol | . Ret Sleeves and Collars Bose. ee ree ap i at _ eal's wharf. “ be, Tne of aie Collen “ae 7 3 y y. Wi y Also, Mi Goods in sles, Bice aren, dus oer gree A | Arata ainpeeseaepcmtomme kat | NM Meer cmissaas On. at town, D. on containias five nglish remem Toes ‘' FEBTRY ORE oman von eet Finest nga of ca A PREMIDM F evo yaaue pote Axtures on i A large 1ot of Linen and lvory mbinek> to be di in a few da: naa > | Obtained “Appt RN 7 . Bajon Kid Gloves, black jin cos Biore, between sth o ireots, | Quammed. Apply to BARNARD & B EY Alowander's Silk Gloves, Buctatin ee Filiy numbers at $1each.. ap lout. Ht RENTON ov THOS indeed every article + ent Ofion: ent ‘occu pre our ce a have not eps ry nson, with dumb eee, immediately. | Je ore can be ordered al ju Puy a MABE Tce | | fader rnaased y BAW a Ga ee 5 a M 'S SPRINI "MME THING | _*? *3t___No. 12 Mari; ” evi erin MMER C a Verge 208 Space. bet. sth & 9th ste. N. B— rX =" : Mant {SIC F ANKLIN. Teacher Ww K | tf $2 Pa. ay., bet. 9th and ats. r gars Se 8 few more Nee OF FINE acraeetsc” Yom ans: Ty beauty. - at my bad § of Ms. Davis, and .