Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1858, Page 3

Tue Fire Riot Last Nicut.—Scenes of dis- order are crowding upon us rather too thick to allow of much space by way of preface. Briefly then, the Northern Liberties was the scene last night of another bloody riot, in which guns and pistols were freely used, and it was no fault of the bellizerents that hundreds of people, non participants in the affair, were not murdered in their own houses. A fire broke out in Shreeves’ stable on M stree*, between 6th and 7th streets, about nine o’clock of last night. The Northern Liberties’ Fire Com- pany were first on the groand and extinguished ‘the flames. About this time, and ofter some of the members had left the scene of the fire, and others were preparing to do so, the Perseverance reel up 7th street, and were followed, about ten min- utes afterward, by a reel called the “Good W i,” having three beils attached to it. This reel was drawn by a large party of men; and, just as they arrived opposite the Northern Liberties market. a fight began. Who began it, no one seems to know, or rather one party says it was the other party, and rice rersa. Any how a great many shots were fired from pistols and muskets; some say as many as one hundred and fifty shots from all parties, who seemed to have been armed by preconcert. It is fumored that some persons were gilled outright; but, from all we can learn, the parties injured are as follows: Offcer Carter, buckshot in the left leg, seriously; —— Luckett, shot with musket ball in the left knee, dangerously; —— Steele, struck on the head with a stone; Henry Dubant, hit by four buck shot, and dangerously wounded; James Grady, shot about the groin; Dr. Perkinson, of Balti more, shot in the rim of the hat, the ball just grazing the head Two informants,who are entirely disinterested, state that the first shot was fired by the man who ‘bad hold of the lead rope of the Good Will reel, and that. almost simultaneously with that shot, the gps | shots were fired from all direc- Hons, many of them proceeding from the direc- tion of a tavern opposite the Northern Liberties market « One informant states that during the fight be saw one of the police fire several shots. Another person says that the Good-Will boys bevan the fight, by crying “Oh you Swypers!** Still another says the attack was ie by the Northern Liberty boys, who were secreted in the market house. A looker-on states that during the fight, a man who led or commanded the Good Will boys, used a bell, the sound of which was a signal of attack for his men. He stood near the reel, and at a signal from the bell which be rung, the men under him would rush up and discharge their firearms, and then fall back behind the boxes and other retiring places. One man who saw the ficht from « second story window adjacent, s'ates that to the best of his knowledge, the whole fight was a free and a fair one, and that theie ap- peared to be every evidence that the whole afisir was matured, and expected by both sides who came prepared The Good Wiil company has been known heretofore as the ‘‘ States Hose.”” Rowpyism —The night before last, some five individuals, of the rowdy class. who have “the freedom of the city,”’ drove tothe Navy Yard in 2 hack, and, stopping near the Anacostia Engine House, they hited, and, seeing a few young lads at the door of the Engine-house, they at- tacked them with pistols, firing about a dozen shots, some of which pierced the doors of the house, and placed the assailed party in immi- nent danger; luckily no one was hurt. This oc- curred about the time the first alarm of fire was given on that night; and the boys who were at- tacked by this crowd were not members of any fire organization, having been drawn to the spot merety from curiosity. Finding themselves thus unexpectedly assailed, they retorted in such a manner as to put the cowardly fellows to flight in a few moments; for, finding themselves met so warmly, they retreated to their carriage, which drove rapidly back toward the city. Lxcexptakism —About balf past three o’clock this morning a fire broke ont in the stable and ont houses attached toa brick building on Vir- inia avenne, between Four-and-a-halfand Third streets, and the progress of the flames was not arrested until the onthouses were eu ly de- Te and the building itself materiaily dam- ag! The property belonged to George Mat- tingly, Esq , and was considerably damaged. We were unable to ascertain whether it was in- sured. It was occupied as a store and dwelling by Mr. P. Brennan, whose furniture and goods were injured to the extent of about 3700. We are told that his policy of insurance expired yes- terday. In the stable were three horses belong- ing to Mr. Brennan. two of whom were burned to death, and the otber injured so badly that it will not probably live. The fire was undoubt- edly the work of an incendiary. Waskincton TueatTxe.—Brougham “ turned up’ again unexpectedly last night as ‘‘ Micaw- ber,”? the play of David Copperfield having been substituted for Dombey & Son. The audience, we may add. were not at all grieved by the ex- change To-night Mr. Brougham takes his benefit and naturally ‘puts bis best foot forward.’ The bill 1s, indeed, a tempting one, consisting of three pieces: first, ‘A Most Unwarrantable In- trusion, Perpetrated by Mr John Brougham on Mr. Whiting,”’ then “ Po-ca-bon-tas,”’ and final- ly, “Magnificent Distances,” with Mr. Brougham as‘ Pat Rooney.’ “Columbus” will be brought ont in superb le on ‘Monday night. The “Fairy Light Guard,”’ who bave arrived from New York, will appear in full force. Their “target practice’? is something richly worth seeing. “Qvantico,”’ writing to the Alexandria Sen- tinel touching the recent great debate in the Sen- ate, on the Kansas question, says “The floor of the Senate was crowded with la- dies, members of the Ho nd veutiemen enti- tled to the floor. Many of the ladies remained tn the galleries tweive or thirteen hours witbout leaving their seats, most of the time engaged ip teading yellow covered novels. In walking throngh the galleries this morning I found long Pieces of reed, curiously shaped strips of brass and steel, egy shells, remaant of junches, aad so forth!" What does he mean, in the name of wonder, by the mystical “and xo forth ?”? Scopen Deatu —We understand that about ten o'clock last evening, Mrs. West, wife of Wim Hl. West, a clerk in the Treasury Department, died very suddenly at her residence on 10°h street. She had bot a few moments previously been en gaged in conversation with some visitors whom she was entertaining, wheu she complained of a suffocating sensation, and before medical aid could be obtained, she was a corpse. She leaves @ husband and eight children to mourn their an- expected bereavement Pient ox THE Avenug —Yesterday afternoon # fizht took place between Edward Castello and Joba Hayman, in which Hayman was struck on the face with a knife. The fight occurred about adrcnken man in the neighborhood. Castello was fined $10 and costs, and gave bail for peace Hayman was tiued £30 and costs, and zave secn- rity for peace They were arrested by Ofticer McHenry, and tried by Justice Donn. ‘Tue wor« inthe Navy Yard has become so scarce that the workmen are being discharged by dozens. Inthe machine shops, boiler, and pat- tern maker's shops, as well asthe laboring de- partment of the yard, the men are being dail turned out with the ominous information that there is nothing for them todo. and not much bope for the future. Is 1T Not aBouT Time for the city authorities to offer a reward for the detection of the incendia- tles who are operating nightly with such perfect impunity? Gangs of rival rowdies set these fires, it is wetl understo: d. to draw their oppo- nents out for a fight, and perfectly indifferent are the beartless scoundrels whether life as well as property is not destroyed for the gratification of their brutal appetites. Ax AccipENT.—Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Put- pam, the well-known porter at the Kirkwood House, while sitting on the box of one of his coaches at the National, slipped off and fell on the stone pavement, with so great violence as to render bit entirely insensible for half an bour. The injury was from the jar. Hw is, however, out and about to-day. Tuz River —This morning the seamer Gay brought up to Stone & Magruder’s wharf, on hundred and fifty tubs of shad, the product of the gillers, which were so!d tothe Baltimore hucksters at $19 per hundred. There are no ar- rivals at the coal wharves to-day. I'he Page wharf js being repaired in substantial style, and is having a new slip to replace the old one which bad, with lo use, become worn out Pat Scxpay comes to-morrow, when, accord ing toancient use. small pieces of evergreen ae to be blessed and distributed to the congre- tion at the Catbolic churches, be coming week is known as ‘Holy Week,” and is devoted to the pemoration of the suf- ferings and death of our Sivior. Os Moxpay sicns, Miss D. Parris Baker, a lady every way qualitied to bandie ber subject with ability will lecture at Philharmonic Hall on the “Jafluence aud Edycation of Woman ” “Tue Campsere’s aax cow'ne—back, and aud will appear at Odd Fellows’ Hall Monday night. “Dinna ye bear the Slogan ?”” VaNDENHOF®’s last reading taxes place at Phil- barmonic Hall, to-night, jt will be remembered Tot Cask —This morning, the case of Daniel Stewart, charged with riot at the fle lastnight, was brought up for trial at the Guard- house, and the following evidence was elicited : J. F Carter, swora:—Saw Stewart standing near George Delli’s with a gun; he raised the gun and leveled it at bis head; some one bebind Stew- art said shoot him; Carter rushed at Stewart and he turew the gun away; Carter arrested him and some one threwa stone and knocked Stewart down; witness drew a revolver and threatened to shoot the first who touched him; when Carter went up, a dozen persons, with guns, were near Delli’s firing, and the firing was on all sides; re- ceived a shot in the leg, at which time Dubant was shot; believing he was in the fight, took him into custody, and finding no arms on him and wounded, released him. © Wm. Horner, sworn —Was on Seventh street; heard the firing; ran through the market; Carter was ahead; heard him say ‘Get that gun;’’ picked the gun up near where Stewart was ar- rested; heard firing from different quarters; don’t know who began, or participated except Stewart. Dennis Donovan, sworn.—Went up Seventh street with the Perseverance, to corner of L street. and New York avenue; saw some of the “Swypers” and ‘+ Snakes’? comin down; they came to us; think the} took us for the Frankiin; didn’t know ay except Keily, who lived with William Lord; thinks the first shots came from the market James Goddard, sworn —Was on Seventh st., at Stone’s drug stor found the fire was at Shreeve’s stable, op; ‘Stone’s; heard firing about a hundred yards off; thought at first they were pistols, tilla ball struck near him; some struck near two squares off; the firing came vp Seventh street; could not distinguish who firea, but sa) it came from down street. Ww Fanning, sworn —Ixa police officer and presi ent of a fire company; went up Seventh street and stop the Franklin Company at I street; was turning them down when Mr. Drum- mond and Voss came and told us not to go up, as they were there with arms; the Good Will’ at this time passed us, toward the market; beard firing, apparently first from Delli’s corner, also from the market; the members of the Good Wil! left their reel and ran toward Delli’s; the firing then became general; the Good Will retreated and rallied again, and a general dispersion com- menced; Voss said he had been there an hour, and that the party were waiting with arms for them George Donaldson, sworn.—Was at the fire; found it was out, and lef with Drummond and Hodson to stop the firemen from going up; stopped the Franklin at J street; met the Perse- verance above New York avenue, they kept on; tried to stop the Good Will at I street, and they said ‘go on;”’ soon after heard firing; all parties appeared to be concerned in St. Buchly, sworn —Was on Seventh street, at corner of I before the fire; saw Dan Stewart pass up, be had no gun; afterthe fire wax standing at same place conversing, when a man named Pat Gormiey ordered the persons away, saying that he was on bis beat; Gormley appeared to be dinuk; he acted in a strange way; Squire Donn was there; Gormicy said he knew his duty; Jus- tice Donn said he knew his too. N. Drummond, sworn —Was on S-venth street and went to |, street; after the fire caine down and stopped the Franklin at I street; tried to stop the Good Will but conld not; saw ac owd com- ing down Seventh street towa'd them; heard stones strike the pavement; then hea.d firing; thinks the firing came from the party going up and the stones from the party coming down; the firing then became general Stewart was fined $25 and costs, and held to $80 bail for Court by Justice Denn Centre Manxet.—The supply in the fish market this morning wes plentiful; the prices for shad ranging from 50c. to 81 per pair; bunch rock and perch, 2% and 374%e. The supply inthe bay market was small—the prices ranging from Mc. to Ft Me. per cwt. Ia the other depirtments the sapply and prices were much the same as usual. ““AssYRIA, Greece, Rome, Carthage; where are they 7"? Such isthe inquiry of Byron is “Childe Harold’ To this inquiry we would answer, these mighty empires of the great exist only in books; in such books as Philbrick is now sel ing at the Gift Bookstore, 31 Louisiana avenue, oppo- site the Centre Market, where there is a splendid stock of books and presents. It Watcn Retvuxys.—Martin Nace, Germany, drunk; workhonse 90 days. Daniel Stewart, D riot, assault and carrying weapons; fined and costs, for tbe Corporation case, and $800 security for court. Joseph Mayrader, slave; re- turned to his master. Six lodgers—non-residents. Drs. Hoxtex & V ILLIAMS, Physicians for Diseases of Throat and Lungs, 52 North Charles street, Baltimore. Dr Hunter or Williams wil! visit Washington on the i2th and 29h of each month. Thenext vieil wiil be ou Monday, March 29th, Otic» 250 Pennsylvama avenue, over Mrs. Voss’s Jewelry Store. m 25-3t Werovornc Cakks, very pretty and very cheap; Ice Cream and Water Ices at $1.50 per gallon, at the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner ith and F sts. m8-Im* J. Fussrur. MAKRIED. On the 25th instant, by the Rev. William H. Chapman, Mr. JOHN ¥. SMITH to Miss MARIA &, THOMPSON, all of this city. ¥ er DIED. On the !8th instant. in the Sith year of her age, Mrs. HANOKA MOORE, consort of MN. J. Moore r fiends are invited to attend her funeral, from - Patrick's vault, on Sunday afternvon, at3o’clk, m2" —_—_——————— EMS, BY HOWARD H. CALDWELL, 6 cents. Jus: published, and for sale by _m2 ‘TAYLOR & MAURY. T# = WONDER OF WASHINGTON is GIBB’S VEGETABLE BALSAM, performing ®most miracier in covering up Bald Heads and curing oalp disenwer, min LATEST LIST OF NEW BOOKS. onthe tite of Handel, by Viotor Sche!cher; 5, Manual of Photography, adapted to Amateurs. by George B. Coale ; 60 centa. er Reseurces and her Pubiic Men. A for Cordoya's new and correct Map of State of Terns. By J. De Cordova. $1.25. S-rtarve.a Tale of Norway; by James A Mait- land ; $1.25. Paper,2vo umes, $1. Recommended by Wasuington Irving. PRANKLIN PHILP’S New Bookstore, 337 Va. avenue, ma between 9°h aad 10th UEL HOOVER SAME "sand Servants’ BOO ee for Spring Trad Y vertier, Carpet, Canvas Valixes, Bags, Volises, Ladies’ Bonnet Boxes, and School Bags: fravks made to ordec at the shortest no ice. I pr s* to offer unusual inducements for casH. and respectfully request a'l in want to give me a fore purchasing eisewhere—at Iron Hall, be- Sth and 10th streets. Pa. avenue. SAMUEL P. HOOVER, SCHWARZE, WoresaLe Deater IN OvsTERs, Kespectfully informs his friends and custemers that he will sel OYSTERS (which are known to be of the best quality in’ the market)at a lower price than any one e:se can afford, as he buys them by the boat load PICKLED STERS always on RK. B. SCHWARZ Southeast corner 12th aud —CLOCKS!'!—CLOCKS Just re- ceived, a grent assortment of CLOCKS, from $1 to $125. Caliand see for yourselv at J. ROBINSON'S, 49 Pa. av., opposite Browna’ Hotel. N. B—CLOCK MATERIALS, h as Keys. Balls, Cords, &c., for sale,—the trade sup plied cheap. nineties "3 a 20 ,000 BEACH TRE Slo Per Hunprep, For sale at my Nursery, near Washington. ‘The above Trees are all of fine growth, and of J cal tween m 24 best select fruit. GEORGETOWN. Correspondence of The Star. Gronezrown, March 27, 1958. Our City Councils met last night—present, all members except Messrs. Riley and Ould, of the Aldermen, and Ritter, Cropley, and of the Council. . In the Council, Mr. Thomas, tempore in the chair, several Mavor were received J. Bogue, asking to president pro messages from the covering the petition of J. be teleased from a fine im- — upon him by Justice White, for fast driving nthe streets; several accounts of W. II. Fletcher for work done on the streets; and the claims of several other persons ; communications in rela- tion to sundry matters; and calling the attention of the Councils to the condition of the pavement at the new canal bridge west of the market ; all of which were appropriately referred. In obedience to resolution of the Council, a communication was received from the Corpora. tion Clerk farnishing certain information in reia- tion to the funded ‘acbt of the Corporatien, &c., and referred. The account of Dr. J. S. Lauk, for medical at- tendance on paupers, was read and referred to claims committee. Also, tbe account of Barnard & Buckey, for advertising for sale and commis- sion for selling certain property A petition was received from Jos. N. Fearson, Esq , asking the Councils to take steps to prevent tue altering of the grade of Second alley, as proposed by the Surveyor; referred to streets committee. Mr. Simmes, of the streetscommittee, submit- ted quite an elaborate and concise report upon the condemnation of property, the proper route for, and the laying out and opening of Aqueduct street; which was laid over. Mr. Muncaster reported, from claims commit- tee, a rexolution appropriating $120 for the bene- fit of Dr. Mackall for medical attendance on pan- pers; which was passed. Mr. Godey reported, from committee on pumps, a resolution directing the Mayor to advertise for proposals for se He the town pumps for repair, and requiring bidders to specify the difference in cost between wooden and iron grad ig when new ones are required; which passed both Boards. Mr. Tenny offered, at the request of Mr. Thom- as, a resolution approving of the plan of Mr. Robertson for an iron pavement and ratiroad track through our streets; referred to streets’ committee. The following bills passed both Boards: In favor of Henry Polkinhorn, for printing, $10; James Scott, $15; Trustees of Poor, to meet de- ficiency in expenses of poor and workhouse for 1257, $708 40; Mrs. E.G. Trunnell, $87.20; Levy Cour* to meet judgment against the Corporation upon a claim for the repair of the county roads; rohibiting, under ponelty, fast driving over t idyes under the jurisdiction of the Corporation. Aldermen's bill, providing for the laying out and opening of Aqueduct street, was taken ie and after some discussion, was, on motion of Mr. ‘Tenny, recommitted to the committee on streets, in conjunction with the recorder, with instruc- tions to communicate further with Capt. Meigs in relation to the matter. The Aldermen passed a bill for the repair of that portion of Water lying between Jefferson street and Rock creek bridye ; referred to streets’ committee of the Council. Mr. Muncaster offered a resolution requesting the Clerk of the Corporation to cause an index to be made to the !aws of the Corporation from 1840 to end of term in 1858; laid over. Also, one directing the committee on commerce to enquire of the proper authorities the propriety of grading what is known as the head cut near the poorhouse, on the Rockville turnpike, which sed . Mon motion ef Mr. Simmes, the vote rejecting the bill in favor of Dr. Ritchie at the list meet- ing of the Councils was reconsidered, and the bill was then amended by striking out $76 and inserting $70, and then passed. Arrived. br. Emma Warwick, Warwick, Phila., with coal, to Dickson, Gordon & Co.; Sehr. Lady Suffolk, Baker, Boston, to Hartley & Brother, stone to Treasury extension and mer- chanrdise for the two cities Sailed. chr. Hamilton, sailed yesterday, for Jaden with flour; Schr. Searsville, sailed this morning, for Boston, with corn and flour. The offerings of beef cattle at the yards yester- day amounted to 200 head, all of whicti were purchased by District butchers at $3 50a%5 12 per Too lbs. on the boof, equal to $7a$10.25 net. Sheep dull, selling at $1.75 per 100 Lbs. We have nothing of moment from the flour and grain market, prices remain at about our last quo- tations. Our market was pretty well supplied this morn- ing with shad from the lower river landings, best quality retailing at 75c_ per pair. We have been requested to say that the Rev. David Wilson, the new pastor of the Congress street M. P. Church, will preach his introductory sermon to-morrow morning at 11 o’clock. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, GREAT EXCITEMENT. GIRLS AND BOYS, ATTENTION! Hervey & Hatheway’s celebrated Patent Trund ling HOOPS, with Bells attached, are now offered for sale by G. CRANDELL, No. 128 Bridge street, Georgetown. Sole agent for the District of Columbia. ‘The trade supplied. vs _ m23-e03t* n= SPRING GOODS. JOHN H. SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., has just received, now offering at very low prices, to cash and prompt customers. 4 geueral as- sortment of Goods, adapted tu the early Spriog de- mand, a part— Best makes Biack Silks, some very cheap, black and Colored M. Deiaines, New je Spring M. Deiaines and Challies, New English: and Merrimack Prints, Bisck and White do., and Ginghams, Keai Manchester Gingliame, Lancaster and English do., at 1236 cts, Striped and Dotted Shirting Prints, Best makes white Cambrics, Brilisnts, Plaid and Striped Muslins, Jones’ fine soft-finished English Long Cloths, Best Irish Linens and Linen Lawns, Ligen Sheeting aud Pillow Linens 10-4 and 12 4 Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings, Family Cottons, of all the most reliable makes. for shirting, Indies’, or child. en’s use, fine, medium, and heavy, White and Brown Table Damask and Table Cloth Colored-bordered Towels and Huckaback Diape: Scotch Diapers, Russian and American Crash, Heavy brown ‘undressed Linen, for Children’s Caatimeres and Jeans, for boys” wear, Assimeres an eans, fo . Extension and Bishop Houped Skirts, Cotton Hoseand Haif Huse. Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid Cottons, Heavy Cotton Usnaburgs and Duck, With other seasonable ‘To which the attention of J. H. SMOOT. tomers are invited. mio FUSE LES.—We respectfully announce to our frie and the public that we have at last suc- ceeded in having a large quantity of ALES of vari- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee to be the finest and the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by apply ing to us for either of the following brands, viz. Reanett. Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil- adeiphia and XX. _ We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on 5 All orders by mail, or given to our drivers. will be attended to. i Y & SHINN, Union Bottling Depot, 57 Green street, dvd c. between eorcetown, D. Norra side or Bride ‘Canal a ke, Caceeeiew rons RESTAURANT inay be found at all times the choicest and most excelient assortment of Pe the freshest 0 all ken 8, Cash and prompt cus- ¥. RUPPEL. larket Space, No. 37 YSTERSand f GAME in season. Meals served at ali hours and at the usual prices, jan4-3m > + Ee " SEEDS: SEEDS! SEEDS! Somx OF THE ADVANTAGES OF BuYING SEEDS FROM JOHN SAUL 1, Because he is neither an agent or has agents, but he is are grown expressly to his order— he can, therefore, wari them. his Seeds are fresh, genuine, unadulter- all interm ate profits, Also, a general assortment of ORNAMEN- 4. Because they are cheap. ‘ TAL. EVERGREEN, SHADE, and ERUIT | & Because he tes practical Horticulturalist, well TREES. The Shade and Evergreen Trees are of | * Acquainted with the Seed trade, ani there- part cularly fine apes mee eee Catalogues fore Keows by experience what seeds to rec- nro e Post . 5 eeut on application thr IRIE o 34 cr omme! SEED STORE 267th st. m 3)-1m naar Washington. DC. fe21 S&W.12t__ corner H, Washington, 3, TOOTH, NAalL. AND BANDSHIRE SPECIAL REQUEST. The cistomers of Rich AAG vanes. atGl rots re Store, near j3th Ss ard G Bratt who have not nettiod theirnccomnts q Pa. es oom under il- | @re respectfu and earnestly solicite 2 lards* Hotel.” ne n9-6m_ | So eand do no without further delsy. It is believed AFPLE FOR JEWELRY. ne off at the National Hote! Grand Rafiie SEN: March 27th, at 7 ATURDAY EVE k, in the Bar Room. eed, nad ean now be seen at the Rank- jog House of Messrs Puter, Lea & Co ,on 7th st., between Louisiana avenueand D street, where they Sre on deposit for safe keeping. 1, Oue farce Brilliant Br itpin, set in & with 48 small brilliant set on the body enn i ee Se ps Gold Sing pepe aries John C achbone London, — ine 3 One large Oriental Pearl, set on a gold rose- teaf Bresstpin, 4, One pair of large Brilliant Earrings, each one containing five brill arts, 5. One large Cluster Brilliant 6. One large sin 7. One Cluster ®, Que Soar q 9, One Gold Carb WW, Uae Gold 2. Ons heavy maker, Place, 350 Finger-R: ramond Ringe nee ‘ond Ring, Racle and Pearl, Chain, wo 50 150 105, a 5 2 $2,000 i107 #6 CHANCES AT $5 EACH. tively come off ifonly one- tent mop id, otherwise the money ae spell sevens fe at althe principal Hotels, and ** "By order of the Trustee, 0 ledte — this appeal to their kindness will meet with & r Mi 186. All p rsons having bills agains. Mr, Hyatt wi’! also be pleased to p:esent them for settlement, Seventh street, near the Northern Liberties Mar- k m 25 @03t IRE INSURANCE, MUTUAL-FIRE INSURANCE COMPA- RICT OF COLUMBIA t. THE NY OF THE Dist offers to the property owners of the D: cheapest and as safe moans against loss by five as any Other company, as will appear by an examina tion of its principles. The fact that all the'insurance companies of the D strict are declaring large dividends to their stock- f at once shows the great profit on their pre- and the consequent saving to persons insur- th this company. in Ww lence of this company since its organi- sation (over three years) has shown the actus! cost of insurance to have beer less than 10 o-nts on each $100 on first-class risk¢, and on all other risks the -YSS! RD, President. WIL~ON 3e. 5 MATHE MERY, ‘Freasnier. Manaorn: Magruder, John Van Re: wick, Mathew G. Fmery, J.C. MeKelden. i if Wash- I(7~ Office adjoining (north) the Bank of Week Rei oes Eee ae, of the Crreuit Contt tas forthe county of Waani + L shall oxrose lowing right, ti or ithe, of tet of Columbia. wi lowing weet seu aod soribed, — sout! feet 6 inches to the piace o! nort! claim ground | ‘hand Property, to wit: and interest im deof Market &; m the corner ol Bridge street running thenoe west with t wo-atory brick houses and the |. ed it of wad In Georgeto: ‘pace ata point 82 thereo! lel with th th je of seven (7) the Clerk’s ‘he District of Colum- ton and to me direcc- ie for casH, jafroatet teall that piece 1s ineiuded within the fol- nds, to wit : yay feet , Ovnh ; over $3), a crédit of 60 and Market | and °% days, for notes satisfactori/: endorsed. ‘be north wal ++ J on the lot hereby de- f extending 39 feet, Market Space 27 feet toa point which will be inter- the south wall of said line reversed east to — Cer —— ee ne o| arket Space beginning, which is the ag on the WO inches said house t corner of said house, together with all and singular the improvements thereon, scized and lev- ied upon as the proper Geor, will be sord to sutualy jodsoucle Ne ss term, 1856, ii Nancy Hatcher, udicials to May term, “ere Peter Dion, 5: and Tad and Nos. es a and Os. a in favor of Jooken fintoher 134, 135, 1 1858, in favor of ‘eat enjamin Tri Net ond Jobn | Comi and 137 line and rumbaugh. . D. VER, m2dts Marshal for the Disirict of Col ae THE ABOVE SALE IS want of bidders, next, 1888, same hour and — M21 ts _ Marshal for the Distri til FRIDA POSTPONED. FOR Y, the 2d of April D. HOOVER, et of Columbia. _ By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. T Ist, on Market land reco trade and effects of the said Dow cane-seat Char Mahogany ini en: Bookosser Pine Tabi a Seventy assort _Looking-G lasses, Window Shades onary of Cuil nives and Forks, @ dozen superior BI House trust, dated Marbie t e Dining m Bi Ww RUSTEE’S SAL CRrockgry, Avetion.—On THURS 6 S fa Tables, Ssfes, Step I.adder: and les. Lounges, Toilet Gla-ses, ina, Glass, and Crockery Ware, Si » Castors, &c., Lass Wark, recor shington coun! Greakiast Tables, ya ands, Bedsteads, Isters and Piliows, Woha'nots, Di eska, izes Mahogany i jacking. 5 gailons Furniture Varnish. Horse Shoes, Sai Plough Shares, : ‘erm : gredit of dorsed notes, beating T mad RUST. B: att shall sell, feet south from L stree: south on 3d street east 5 12 feet to Canal stree Canal streat 23 3-12 feet, to the beginning, dwelling-house. Terms: $300 cash; bala tle indisputabe. All con virtue of 1, 2,and 3 months, interes! OS. J, rded and 5, one of sh Weights, Screws, Picks, Patent Balances, &c. Also, at 12 0’clock m ,in front of the Se perior Work Horse, Wagon and Hermans =a $30and under, cash ; over that sum, a for satisfactorily en- J. FISHER, Trustee. McGUIRE. Auctioneer. EOF FURNITURE, &c ¢ DAY MOKN at ten o’clock, at the store of William Bridge street, Georgetown, nearly 0; shall sell, by virtue of March 22, 1858, A. ee 150, folios 1, 2,3, 4, AT PUBLic ING, April Dowling, posite the a deed in in aber the ty, all the stock im ling, comprising— rs, Gilt-Frame By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. EF’S 8S. ~ pang of the parti at public au MONDAY, 5th April ali that lot or parcel of gr street enst, near L Washington, and known and di the plan of’ said cit in Square 769, and parti Commencing on the w of purchaser, m 24-4 shall sell, m front o 4° handsome B. No. 441, all tofalleys, bou and 24 months, ‘or notes be: deed day of sale. ied by 61 streets ort uiidy This p: Title indisputable. the purchaser or purchase: Sil or moos ade , ust, 1857, and duly recorded in Li rd of which are o; ‘h,and perfectly gra ‘The attention of Pernonr seek called to the sale of the above be expected ‘T- rms: One-third cash; + 1858, street south. as parts of it AND LOT. 8th of Aug- ber J. A.S.140&c.. f es interested,”” ction, on the premises, on at 5 o'clock ound situated on "ad » in the eity of stinguished upon Lots 4 and 5, enlarly described as follows: est side of 34 street east t south. and running thence 238-12 feet; thence west + thence north fronting on and thence east 1695 12 feet improved by a comiortavle frame nce in and 12 months. Ti- veyancing at the JOHN FOX 8. A. GRE By A. GREEN, Avotioneer, _ ORTY FINE BUILDING LOTS Tion.—On WEDNES expense rustee. » Auct. AT AUC- DAY, the 3ist instant, I f the premises, at 5 o'clock p.m, ng Lot: ropert th and 7th streets All conveyance: GRE west, and S t the cost 0} a-in subdivision of Square f moterate depth, running y 18 beautify ‘ly situated. Seni T ded on each street. ng an investment is lots, as bargains may f trust votes Aucet. —————— FOR RENT AND SALE. LEASANT ROOMS, with wor three gentiemen, can ‘3, 555 New Jersey ave: Nes REILY tol. Board for two fam- be obtained at Mrs. nue, north of Capi- m 2 3t* F‘ Bro F oR RENT ROOM, sui E_ .*.. aah OR RENT.—Two hand: i ROOMS, lighted with gas. chamber conne summer rooma,) at 423 10th st) reets north AS. , each 18 ce, over avenue and lite st. —A very spacions and pnier table for Hi Ae nd Convenient s Drug Store, corner of Pa. Fora & FURNISHED ‘arlor and Bed- feet square, (delightful reet, between D and E OR RENT.— A Fettery BRICK Ho rt o: @ Gi! CALDWELL! between G street and m 45-3t" on 'S Wood ai I street. handsomely furn: USE, situated in the Apply at ROCHA nd Coal Yard, on 4th st., New York avenue. TOR RENT—A large three-et POUR rian bales, free, sto taining six ments wit! avenue, be fut therent will be low. teen rout h gas all twee STON, No 375 Pa. Opposite the National Hotel, FARM FOR SALE. wood, the balance in ag Plenty of good water. ‘ood Frame House tuated abou mlex from nd Mr. Beil’s farms, tively be seid very cheap. No obj. ropert ol KICHA tween 12th and Ith, Captol Hi If by letter, address K. Rothw: Capitol Extension, Washington, Stable. and fe Shawe’s a for city 7, DRO avenue, be The For farther JTHUWE?. D. with all the mode hugh it, situated « nSd ard 432 streets. four- western Te BRICK building. con~ n improve- Nusseu i To a’geod ten- Apply to H. &. JOH N- tween 432 and 6th sts., m 25 3t* .—Seventy acres; 25 in ‘ood state of cultivation. nprovemerts are u| gi ng, ri danew Posi- ections to exchange artien| orth F street, be near the ‘Loli-gate. ell, Stone Cutter. m25 lw* eS TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. bt ate meee ag ero te sl By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. XTENSIVE SALE O Y 00) EXENSIVES WELW ERY GOODS AT Of,) 1 alia commenos remeee aay unt ve stock of Dry Goads-tn the ‘store. No se5 Bnd K streets. The stock Ae i ed , onde’ Hosters, Assortment, viz : assor e1 ‘Terms: Under #1 mah Over Bo extensi Seventh street, ri eries, and a ing ioterest. m 2-d A. GREEN, Auct, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURN TURE at Avction.—On MONDAY MORN. ing, the 29th po phy fee elect. I shall yy the Parso: ¥ ob oot tween 21 tan iad, a ‘good lot of Househo.d ‘and walnut teand Rockers, Mahogany Pa:lor Chairs, Whainot ary Washsink and Washstande, 5 ‘ood-seat Chairs, A ie and Kitchen Furniture, such as Back 2 Shosany Bureaus and Centre lables, Quil Engiish B Gish ane See Souking ant lor > Stoves, With general as: and Glass Ware. Kitchen Uteusiin ke, ©. cis and G Jisums of and under $30. cash; over days, for notes sat- REEN, Auctioneer. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. VERY EXTENSIVESALE OF SUPERIOR KoOsKWOoD SEVEN-OCTAVE CHICK®RING PIANO FoRTE. ELEGANT CITY-MADE CABINET FURNITURE, MANDSOME GILT FRAME MIRRORS. RICH SILK AND DAMASK CURTAINS, VELVET AxD BRussELS CAR Pets, &e—On MONDAY MOKNING, March 29, at 10 o'clock, and continuing from day to day until the whove 1s disposed of, | shail sell. the superior Furniture and effects of the **Ebbitt House,” situ- ated on F street, between i3th and i4th streets, em bracing every variety and style of Parior and Cham - ber Furniture, Bedding. &c. Tins extensive establishment embraces some eighty-five parlors and bes fitted up ma style unequaied in this city. thi ture ail having been made at the establishments ow city and of very superior style and finish. ‘e nAMe— Elegant rosewood seven-octave Pianoforte, by Chickering Elegant French-plate gilt-frame mantel, pier, and oval Mirrors, of various sizes and style: Superior rosewood and walnut crimson piush-coy- ered French and tete-a tete Sofas Arm, ladies’ and parlor Chairs Rockers, Gothic reception Chairs, &c. Suite of rosewood lor Furniture, finished in crimson and gold brocateile, comprising two — las, twoarm Chairs, and erght par- jor Chairs Suites of handsome walnut figured damask. covered Parior Furniture, sisting of two Sofas, two arm Chairs, Roeker, and four parior Chairs Handsome walnut Whatnots, Etageres. and Book- stands, of various patterns Beautiful marble-top, centre, sofa, and side Tabi: in rosewood, wa/nut, and ce a Elegant brocatelle, Camask, a: lace Curtai throughout the house, with gilt Cormee, Cort ‘Tassels, &c., complete Rich French China Vases, Candelatras and other mantel Oruaments Superior Velvet, English. Brussels, and three-ply Carpets throughout the house Bruss d Venetian haliand stair Carpets Ot Cloth, Rugs. Stairs Rods and Eves Splendid rosewood, wainut, and mahogany marble - top dressing Bureaus and Washstands, Ward robes Jenny Lind and French Bedsteads Fine painted Cottage Sets, with and without mir bles Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Wash- stands of xuperior make Painted “ ardrobes, Redsteads, and Washstands, Superior curled hair Mattresses, Fine F eather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows. Very extensive lot of superior Biankets. Quilts, Comforts. bedspreads, Sheetig, Bol ster and Pillow ~lips, Frenen China, marbled and granite Toilet Sets, Rush and cane seat Chairs, Rockers, Me hogan: Ave Sprimg-seat Solas, Rockers, armand side Chairs, Hair Cloth, rep. and damask-covered Lounges, Marble-top Sideboards and Beaufets Bookeases, W riting- Desks, Arm Chairs, Sa superior engraved heavy siiver- ts. larseilles the residue in §, 12, 18, | Silver plated Castors. Waiters, Tea and Coffee aring interest from tne given and Saeed rns, Spoons and Forks, Superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons. Waluutard mahogany extension, breakfast, card, and side T'n' '. Superior oak cane-seat dining Chairs, Frevch China and granite Dinner, Dessert, and Tea ervice, Chrystai cut-glass Deosnters, Water Bottles, Gob lets, Tumblers and Wine Glasees, Block tin Urns, Chafing Dishes and Dish Covers, Radiator, open-zrate and air-tight Stoves Together with a general assortment of every article in the housekeeping line. Terms: $3) and under. cash; over that sum, a credit of 1,2,3.and 4 months. for satisfactorily en- dorsed notes, bearing interest. m 17 eod J.C. McGUIRE, Auct. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. URNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF - TS aT FusBLic Avction.On MONDAY MORNING, M: 2th, at 10 o’clock, at the = dence of Col. Charies Thomas, on New York ave nue, between and \0th streets, I shall sell the Furniture and Effects, comprising— Excellent rosew«od (seven octaves) Piano Forte, “alnut and mahogany French Hair- Spring Sofns, Mahogany o-rved Parlor Chairs. Piush-covered Rockers. Arm and Easy Chairs, Gilt frame Pier Glass, Siab and Bracket, Marble-top Centre Tabiee, Whatnot, Ladies’ Walnut Secretary, Workstands, Girandoles. Vases, Ornaments, Rrossels, Three oly and Ingrain Carpets, Bronze Hat ‘fre, Hall and Stair Car pets, Mahogany high postand French Bedsteads, Mahogany marbe-top Dressing Bureaus, Marbie-top Washstands, Foie: Sets, Hair usk Mattresses, oisters and Pillows, Cane-seat Chairs, Rockers, Low Mahogany Dining and Breakfast deb ards, Refrigerator, Chai sina, Giass,and Crockery Was ver z ted Castors, lery, Ke, Together with a general assortment of Kitchen Requisites. ‘Terns: $3. and nnder. cash; over that sum, a credit of 60 and 9 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest. 2 m 18-d J.C, MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. "Fatlen . F°2Z, SALE OR RE. BRICK DWELLING ‘and H, contain, lar, one of the every convenience for business [tis the best business stands on the s! be soid or rented at terms to accomin chaser or persons desiring to rent. »above H,at any h: street, dry cel of #5 7th st el near NT.—A Iai 1 s best stores 16 ing seven large rooms, alarce four-stor RE, on 7t th street, and A our in the da JOS. F.HO considered one treet, and will nodate the pur- ply at No, DGSON. sale. front on Le B L.DI parts of the city. Terms at 5 "s Building. _m l-eolm T Presi F pant Board convince them, by them to do. comfortable an tion. .D GAS WORKS L ¥ very desirabie propert: Works.” being lot 7, Lousiana avenue There are ii suisinna ave: of 69 feet, and on Canal manufactu’ing purposes shop, conch factory, &e, can be found in the eity. Inquire of the ui Light Company. eott NG 'O BRICK MAKERS. he Tools, niently arranged, Bricks on the premises. joining (north) th m M-eost* OR RENT.—Madsme Dp’ method of info nished rooms at accommodate families or sin, and Log, LOTS.— ILDING LOTS Presses, Abundance of x0 eeu OT FOR SALE—Th> y known as the “Old Gas in square $82, at the corner of ad 1th street, 18 now offered for 4 square feet of ground, witha | a fa: uue of 19 feet, on 10th street reet of 100 feet. such as a foundry, machine + ho more desirable location ndersigned at the office of the Gas J.P. BROW For ail Secretary in charge. to C of Kings, wi le gentlemen with el ich she 1s prepared to eocular demonstrat ca:| and examine for themselves, which She will keep constantly on thing that will contribute to the comfort man, and wilt spare no pring to make her gu well sat.sfied with her Residence on Pennsy Ivaniaavenue south side, tween 17th and iste sts. m25 For Sale—A variety of on the island and other accommodating. Inquire DAVID MYERLE. —Bnick Yard for Rent, Sheds. and Kiln, conve- suiiable for making Common and pod olay and water HAS WILSON, ad- Washington. IveRNots takes this rining the public that she nas tur- areatexpense, and is prepared to jsif they will she invites n hand every t ofthe inner ats administra- be- ow EW N for rent a new and ver DWELLING HOUS somely 1m provements. ‘thes property is AND DESIRA HOUSE FOR REN }, aod E, with Bac! containing all BLE FURNISHED T.—The subscriber has desirable three-story BRICK k Building, hand- the modern htfally situated fora summer residence, and to a good aay rent will be mod- erate. Apply to and AS.C. Commission Merchant MeGUIRE, Auctioneer mi5 LL ARM FOR SALE.—A valuable Farm contain ing one bie, hundred Tees inquire of GEO. tweeu M and N etreets north. F°. RK eps T—1 recently oceupi and for rent after this date. sylvania ave} prices JOR 8A LING, will be sold situated on Missouri and 6th streets, near the Na! tel Vapitol or Departments, nt OF permanent occu: ler rooms also in the ed by tudge E For ts. acres, (or more if desired.) ina high state of ate Pinte st tion, with Dwellihg, Barns, Sta- | modern improvemeuts, sit- uated in Prince George’s yy A ‘Kary , and 6 miies from Washington. urther information BRAY, No. 262 9th street, be- m !1-1m* The ppd IT ROOMS ‘he ene etna * sewers miles of the Ceutre Market. ext the Kirkwood House) is one in the city for gentlemen having business and will be rented to There are seve- house, at moderate m 9-tf LE OR cuntaint With the RENT.—A BRICK DWEL- in 13 rooms jouse, if desired. 5 aven The No, 24 between 45 and Furniture Li Tre undersigned oe fag int et emp! all kinds of ancy" M ™ 19-e08w mis ‘ancy Costumes to order. ili E. tary and Naval — ata Costumer fro: and are now prepared Paina yew AURY, ‘west of Sth strect, nal Browns’ Ho Inquire on the prem: m5-I1m* NOTICE. kex aa to the publio that m the tomake Patercnant Teslors, oO. 212 Pa. avenue. eer Fae y FUTURE DAYS. By E. S. WRIGHT ; Georgetown. RAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTER OON next, the 9th instant, at 4 o'clock. | shall sel!, without reserve, a comfortable Frame House and Jot, recently in the occupancy of Mr. Hradshaw. Tue Lothas a front of 18 feet 4 inches, by 120 in depth. The House con tains 4 rooms and a fasement : a nice tower garden in front and fruit and veeetabie gardaain the rear, situate on Brick Yard Hill, and near the residence of J. N. Fearson. Esq. This property rents for $96 per annum, and offers vorable oppo*tunity for utvestment or for acum fortable and healthy home. :. Terms: Two-thirds in cash: ba'ance in6 and 12 months, with interest. Deed given and a deed of trust taken, E. 8. WRIGHT. Auet. m 2) 3t* By A. GREEN, Anctioneer. ALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM PROVED PROPERTY. EAST OF THE CaPiTOL, ON MARYLaRD AVENUE, aT AucTION.—On MONDAY, 29th instant, I shali sell. in fr f the prem- kp. Lots 2,3, 4,5, €, and 7, on of Square No. 83, all of which f ont a Mary ian ue, Sth and 6th streets east. The lots range from 2 to 58 feet front each. but will be sold in lo*s tu suit purchasers. On oue of them there 18 8 good frame house, wh ch willbe sold with the lot on which it stards. All ofthe lots through th uare; handsomely located, and a fine opporta- dity for persons wishing to make & good inves'mext, it being rapidly improving in value. Sale itive, Term-: One-third cash; balance in six. twelve. and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest fi a “ sale. A deed given and a deed of trust en. m2 A. GREEN, Auct. .KUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE KEAL Estatg.—In pursuance of a decree, passed on the sixth day of November, 1857, by the Cirouit Court for Prince George’s county, sitting asa Court of Henity, in a cause in said Court depend . wherein Margaret 5. A. Cumming, next friend to umming and others, is complainant, B. Cumming and others are defend- ants, the undersigned, ss Trustee therein Sppointed. will, if the same is not previously disposed of at rivate sale, expose public sale to the highest idder,on the premises,on THURSDAY, Apri 1, 1 at the hour of Il o'clock 8. mi, if fair and Af not ar je SAN ime a ace on ti next ir y thereafter, all that valuable Real Bstate sit- uate in said oun. which was heretofore con- veyed tothe Hon Thomas W.Cumming. now de- ceased and intestate, by one Martin Buell and Lu Ann, his wife, in fee simple, ountaining one hundred sixty-two and a haif acres, more e less. 1 is are very va uable; the soi a haracter peculiarly saapted to the cultivation and os maturity of garden and farming productions : the county to Washington, by the way of Sev- road enth and North Capitol streets, is a boundary on pes ite. The Lome ong tne mee rae — 8 uDsu) ‘passed ar} or jetrict. There are several streams of ure water and one large spring On this estate, which is within t mules of the “Soldier's Home,” divided into several lots, 70 acres, with a sufficien loz and will be sold in of rties. eine Dwelling House and Ont-hovees nn thie on t us, and in excellent | is estate ins the property of the late © larkwood, the Mesars. inge' L lar! others. Any information w; I be given to , persons 5 of purchasing,on ap; undersigned, personally or by letter. | The Terms of Sale. as prescribed by the | llows:—One thot day ot sale so be cand by Peaks The be'appror, oO! we whole thereon, and will he ing in size from 15 to cy of Wood on most of the parceis if deemed to the in Stephen oo Distnet or TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS AGENT. ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS. Hatirax, March 25 —By the Niagara we have the following additional tatelt 2 A lengthy phlet hax been issued in Paris " —— to the —_ difficulty a tappeals to the E ne greene os not to be led a5 ine ti jones, pies pene —— oe the ne will firmly stand the trials it is undergoi: jt is generall: regarded as a State paper. “se - At Chalons sixty-foor men post in jon of a body of ii tempted to seize the itary station. Revettique. They rs peer og “3 *y occupied the bead bridge. intercept communication with the barracks. aay the garrison dispersed them and captured Gortschakof, it is jum on the q: Opposition to the views of * ees with France and England as to the the Paris Conference to deal with the subject ‘There has been some rioting at Dublin hetween the police and some college students. Five of of the latter were said to be dangerously injared The dispatches from France to the Swiss Gov. ernment in regard to the refugees bave been pub- lished The removal from the frontiers of Switz- erland of Italian and other questionable refugees is denounced in menacing terms . patch says that the 4 Serenees of From Madrid a telegraphic dis Zuloaga is well disposed to settle if with Spain. The statement that General Concha is to be re- moved from Cuba bas been contradicted on good authority. It was rumored in London, on Saturday, that dispatches bad arrived announcing the taking of Lucknow The latest correspondence hetween France and England was notto be laid before Parliament but the Times gives the following sy: of the lust of a series of dispatches ich arrived on the 19th instant. Both Lord Malmesbury and Count Walewski, it is affirmed, througbout bave shown great Judgment and discretion. in reply to Lord Malmes' Ty's request for an explanat: of the passages at which so much offense was taken in the House of Commons, Count Walew- ski frankly reminds the country of the undoubted proofs yivea by the Emperor of the value he at- taches to the alliance by the concessions to the views of England doring the Crimean war, and since the treaty He to observe that after the Emperor bad n many times exposed and escaped many attacks made by assassins who, it was proved, had concocted their plans in England, be thought it was no presumption to apprsi tothe friendly feeling and justice of Envland to prevent, if possible, a recurrence of such crimes: Count Walewski repudiates, in the Emperor's name, any idea of wishing to include English- men in the category of refagees to whom he al- luded, or a desire to change our laws, or an in- tention to condem them; but now, regretting the misconstruction placed on bis intention, be requests the correspondence to cease and the al Hane to continue. Raimors were current of a deficiency arising in the British Treasury, and of a small loan conse- quently being negotiated; on the other hand it was asseried that, notwithstanding the panic, the customs receipts would exceed the estimates It bad been currently stated that Count Walew- ski bad retired from the French Ministry, b the report was 1 ot confirmed Lord Mumesbury’s dispateh had been com munica ed to the French Government, but its terms were not known Latest from Utah. Sr. Loris, March 27 —The Santa Fe . report that the Govern: at wagoes sent from Santa Fe to Fort Burgwin, under convoy of Capt Bowman's command of seventy men, will go to Uteh with Capt. Merey. The Utab Indians are represented to be in yreat want, and will be liberally yy tee The correspondent of the Republican reports tiat the mail party met with five government trains The grass was crowing rapidly on the plains, and would subsist stock in five days Mexican Movements. New York, March 27.—The Tribune of this i ent of Vidurri, in New + bas authority to precare a loan by the mortgage of duties on the northern fn mtier of Mexico to be used in organizing an expedition of volunteers to aid bis schemes; but the Mexican Consul denies the authenticity of the report, and says the agent has no authority to make such a piedge ; and that any expedition will be treated as filibusters. Fatal Rallread Casualty. Rocutster, N. Y. March 26.—A widow wo- man, named Mrs. Mary Cutter, while walking * #cross the Central Railrord bridge was run over bya locemotive and instantly kil ‘The lady was mutilated in a shocking manner. She leaves three children Fire on Ne« port Beach. Newrort.R I, March 25 —Yesterday morn- ing twenty-one bathing-honses, four icket-offi- ces, and another building, used as a refreshment saloon, situated on Esston’s beach, were consum- ed by fire. There was $400 imsurance on the property. Florida Intelligence. Savannag, March 27.—The Florida mail brings intelligence that the post office at Tampa was thoroughly robbed on the 19th inst. The business portion of the town of Mosti- cello, Fla , had Leen destroyed by tire. Outrage on an Amertcan Vessel. Savawnan, March 27.—The schooner Gordon (or Borden) from Matanzas, with a cargo of eu- gar end molasses, reports baving been fired aton Sunday last, by the British sloop-of-war Styx, under the impression tbat she was a slaver From Rie. New Yorx, March 25 —Rio dates to the 1°th of February have been received. Coffee was two Luadred reis big ber (ban on the 3d, and the sup- ply of the masket brd aimost ceased. Stock 120,000 bags. Flour was dull. Burning of a Steamer—Lons of Life. Lovisvittx, March 26 —The Memphis packet Evausville was partially destroyed by fire at Whisky Shute ye-te day. Unfortuaateiy, three persons lost their lives by the catastrophe. Tea sale. New Yorx, March 26 —At the tea sale tc-da low urades of green sold briskly at full price an some improvement. Higher grades wee beavy, and some concessions were made. Cotten Factory Burnt. Bostox, March 26 —Tbe cotton batting factory at Winchester, in this State, was entirely de- stroved by fire lastevening. The loss is about $10,000 Baitimere Markets Battimore, March 27.—Fiour is quie and un- changed; Obio and Howard street #4 5u; City Mills is nominal Wheat is active in the higher grades, but low and prime grades are dull; $1.25a81 40 for good to prime whites. Corn is active and closed buoyant; at 56a58¢. f r whit’, and (0/3 . for yellow. Whisky is duila zi xya2y. _ AUCTION SALES. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. IRNITU HOUSERO. URNITURE A Delhi IE ‘clock, at the ree ri eectte | call voll — lady declining hounek- 12ch street, between F aud G ¥ eand b.ffects, oon 23 Rockers, lous s, Mattresses, Double and single Bedstead: rior Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Muneany Wardrobes, Chamber Tables, -ply aud Ingrain Carpets. Oilcioth, Yonstige Binds, Wiraoy taeken Extension poe ey As Na other Stoves, Tin Safe. ith many other articles inthe housekeep- T 25 and under, cash; over that sum, credit uf 30nd sanges for satisfactorily notes, 4. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. By J. C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALA OF HIGHL $f ED PROVED aND VaLvuABLe Raat Est MONDAY AFTERNOON, Apri 5t by virtue ofa deed of Ff "5, and duly record . 84, folios 232, 253, and 234, ove of the land 4 coras for Washineton county, in the Dir lumbia, I shail seil infront of the premines. suotiog to the huhest bidder herstor| SPs va neart rs weil keownas ” br Lot no 6, in Square No. 254, in the city of Wask- fronting 37 feet 3 inches ow beiween 13th and isth streets back 159 feet toa thirty feet alley - and “well buitt Chreessiory brick ie bao ings, Gnished inthe most eu- eee manner Sepaaost, with marble mo: Tatten fys notior. A.) oonvey- oon a) i CE Lawe Pea Wee