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him; but we must have evidence more rellable that in the vote which he shall give on Thurs-| Tax Uran Exprpition.—Aceording to the HE LATEST FOREIGN PUBL CATIONS AMUSEMERTS. hie jenctites trcomeiace es of such offical mi. | 4®¥ next he will consider that he isa represen- | plan of the War Department for the service in} 49 "°°" W. 6G. METZEROTT. — ASHING TON THEATRE, _EVENING_STAR. : conduct, on the part of public officers who have | tative of the people of California, bound to | Utah, there will be by July about five thousand Or SWARD wil! be paid for information -s 1G WASHING Oe nie. through a long official life maintained an unsul- | reflect their views and defer to their wishes. | five hundred troops in that Territory. This $250 whion oat jead to tie Appreveunion ard NR. sone & zope AM — ——— — Ried repeeetiee: He can now, as a servant of the people, Srace- | foree will probably consist of about one-third fo assaesjaste laze Eptwirieand Reeve Lewis. at THIS EVENING. March ‘9 aoeee reson pitches tate the abuse of allow: | poe ee CAZEHON = Aa the Repablioan | {17 retrace his steps and co-operato withthe | egvalry,sixteom guna of artillery, and the raat | *eaaenreme’ wise, cem Cancel cyeereeethe| | THUS EVENING. Nwroh The Unton pitches into the abuse of allow- party newspaper correspondente—the dirty Democratic party in the work of Testoring | infantry. Russell, the contractor for trans- | on the certibcate uf the Ivstriet Attorwes. after Broughar t new burlesque, extitied ing essays on a subject at large to be recited or dogs among them, who, by the by, are not | Peace to the eountry and renewed life to our tion, will employ three thonsand five hun- oly og upon application at the Bani of sie COLUMBUS EL FILIBUSTERO read in the House and printed at public ex- | numerous, we take pleasure in writing,—are national Union. That he will pursue a d ffer- Tr C a ‘ > ad * ta teamsters to drive the supply wagons. In MARTIN & ScHaT’s GUITARS, VIOLINS | PYoyazer einer biluntenon rapes! poy abusing Senator Cameron for having paired off | &D path and obstinately refuse to hearken to | view of the importance of this expedition, it is Violinceiloes. Baseos, Flutes, Fifes, Flaceo- | toa world of spesu'ntion... ... dohw Brougham with Senator Davis, to prevent that gentleman the clearly expressed wishes of his constituents under consideration with the Government. it is lete, Brass instruments, Accordeons, Flutinas, | pig piece produced with new seenary, dresses &)- . ae Banjos, ‘Tamborines, Bones, Instruction Bouks, aad equalled distribaien from risking his life by attending the Senate | it would be doing him injustice to believe. stated. notwithstanding the brevet appointment | Musio ‘Paper. sud best quality of Strings. at the emanate fog ‘pense in the Congressional reports, with a will, and is especially dismayed in view of the threatened forty set speeches yet to be made of character, * A Music Depot of " = —— Previous to the burlesque, Mr. Brougham w.il again upon the Kansas question. Why, exclaims | chamber to vote on the final question on the | et of Colonel Johnston, whether it would not be W. G. METZEROTT, " seaeaee hie manat the Union, it is worse than forty years in the | Kansas State bill, we publish from the New | 9. anny i beeen, Cae Proper to assign an officer of more service and-| =” 2 ____corner of ith street and UNWARRANTABLE INTRUSION desert, or forty days of fasting in Lent, or the | york Trisuze's special telegraphic correspond- TE P ome i OAL!—COAL! WooD!—Woob! horrors endured by the forty thieves in their tions from the Legislature of Maine, which pal- experience. as Gen. Harney or some other. to Cc _— On Mr Whiting. ence the following explanation of the circum- i . . the command. Just receiving perschooner Anna B. Haye.n arco Concluding with - : ; : > ably illustrate the hypocrisy of Repub! . f the bi and Wh ry ar TS y THE DARK — =. ia a in upon | stances under which he did that thing : P iaina hdaveilon ie the ae Eee Anuy INTELiigesce.—Capt. Simpson, com- | {yverton COM nent e an ee ad free burning A KISS IN THE DARK weir frying bod 4 i Selim Pettibone..... --. Mr. J. M, Dawson. *: s been ered Also, on hand, Hickory, Oak, aud Pine WOOD; Senet the worene Lab sonic Sed aos ostensibly a pronunciamento against the ad- sormlerh ni scbhespnerte md ord toy at of whieh wil Eoonta ak the lowest meret price, * ry 3 Box-book now open. Doors open at 7; perform- of his family and physicians, unless some Repub- | mission of Kansas under the Lecompton Con- proceed to Fort Leavenworth to purchase beef | at the corner of (and lé:hstreete, near the Canal, me + soe . Please cai! and leave your orders while the vease! | SROCoummencese: 7% —— — lican would puir off with him. Appliestion was aaa A ~ euttle for the Utah expedition. He will be is untoading. > AWKWARD CLUR WILL GIVE A made to Ma Canieron of Penney vania, who, stitution; but really nothing more than a tirade ms Be Lk +s : . | furnished by the quartermaster’s and ordnance R.W.B COTILLON PARTY for the bevetit of fi id personal relations with Mr. D., d, | 0S abuse of the Administration, and undigni- ~ * = th ibrary, on THURSDAY, Apri oth, at under the elreumstances, as the resuit covid tol | fled animadversions ceheaee to the Kancas. | J¢Partments with such horses, mules, camp and | QPRING AND SUMMER NILLIN Irian Bale CENTS be affected.”? : Nebraska bill, and the conduct of the Terri- | S*77##0" equipage, arms, ammunition, &c., a8] MIS... ALLEN will openon Tuesday, March | Tickete P previous Baits Now, the truth is, in becoming a Republican , sary is com- | Sth, hardsome nasortment of SPRIN eo of full wat torial Government of Kansas: The passage of may, Ue store for the safety of his com and SUMMER MILULINERY. to whieh arantes of full satscinotion. party man, Mr. Cameron saw no reason for The Union thinks that Senator Toombs’ plan of adjustment, providing that Minnesota shall have three members of Congress till it is ascer- tained that a less number only are entitled, will be adopted by Congress. The Intelligencer breaks ground, this morn- ing, in favor of Mr. Crittenden’s substitute for the Senate Kansas bill, and contends that un- der its operation full play is allowed for the Principle of popular sovereignty without preju- dice being done to the rights or political aspi- Tations of the South or the North. COTILLON PARTY OF THe FIRE. COMPANY, No.2, on MONDAY. NIGHT. ‘April, the a t’s Hall, corner 20th street aud Pa. Tickets ONE DOLLAR. O-M.W,Fa Me™ RRETORN OF THE Campers ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. THREE NIGHTS MORE, Commencing MON DAY, March ath. MATT PEEL'S GREAT TROUPE, By the solicitation of a larce number of a oititenc, will give TAREE MORE CON Asabove, when they will iotredy NEW SONGS, DANCES, BURLEs “ prea . mand to Salt Lake City. Commanding officers | she im ites the attention of the Ladies. ceasing to be a gentleman, and a high toned cet nekrsske Mil is-dengrmianten a along the route are directed to provide such | g,g.o' P avenue, between 9th and’ 1eth and very genial one at that. Henve, sooner street * . > “9 ‘ts as may be required and as the state of | N mise. The President's message on Kansas | Ort 25 ™A, than see his old friend, Senator Davi , risk hi + Se A si iiss 2 the service will afford. life in the discharge a what ks’ ike Wetted = affairs is declared a “/a/sification”’ of the his- 1S 1S TO GIVE NOTICE that the anhser: z tory of that Territory, a “ile!” on its free} Dewocratic Cavers —A caueusof the Dem- I ber hath obtained from the Orphans’ Court of lieved to be a duty—for General Davis is the le, and a “deep di. . r Washington Couuty, in the Distriet of Columbus, people. ‘ sgrace to the Americ R, . - |i man to run every poasible risk in the discharge . replies de AP ekeke dl ee eno the Howse et Representa “perfidious breach’? of the Missouri Compro- .—Bleaching and Pressing exeeuted at the shortest notice. m9 eolm Sar eee ss < WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Tue Disrvte or SatcRDAY.—Quitea lengthy personal disputation occurred in the House of Représentatives on Saturday, after the Star went to press. It arose from some remarks of Mr. Smith, of Virginia, in the course of his speech on the Kansas question on the day be- fore. He had declared that a member of the Illinois delegation told h*m, that, on the con- vening of Congress, the Democratic members from Illinois held a “consultation,” which was attended by Senator Douglas, and at which the eourse to be pursued relative to the Lecompton measure was determined upen. And, that the reasons for pursuing that course were that Mr. Douglas might be re-elected to the Sonate, and because the President had not appointed cer- tain persons recommended by Mr. Douglas and the delegation. Mr. Shaw denied that any such “consultation”? had ever been held. Mr. Morris supposing Mr. Smith had had refer- ence ta him, denied having made the statement and urged that he had been misunderstood He then related what he alleged to be the sub- atance of the only conversation he ever had with Mr. Smith, giving the matter a different phass altogether. This brought Mr. Smith to his feet, when he letters tesinmentary on she personhl estate of Jas. = name and to the office once filled Ly Washing| tives was held on Saturday evening, and was M. ocd late Fd 7 sahtogton ony, cores. ofa duty—he chose to extend to him the cour- | ¢5,,.°° One resolution, the third, accusing the | fully attended. Hon. Jno. Cochrane, of N.Y ; | deceased Jaro hereby warred tn extuit the sane. tesy of pairing off with him; it being certain . eres = a . ith the chers thereof. to the subscriber on or President of complicity in an oppressive and esided. The object of the meeting was a | bef ts that his act in so doing could not in any way P i PP presi rje eeting before the 7th day of March next; they may oth illegal attempt to force slavery on Kansas, we 1 adjustment of the diff i arty | Wise by law be excluded from ail benelit of the affect the final triumph of the measure before on Gas wit: : dhe ee ee ee the Senate. if Senator Cameron be not howled with reference to the Lecompton constitution. Given under my hand this 27th day of March, 1858, \ iesolved, That the reign of the late Terti- | A committee was appointed, and the cancus | _"-¥8¥ GRAFTON TYLER, Executor. against for aught more substantial in the way | torial government in Kansas presents a record of a PPO “ i ole ed i j il to- vening. J OTICE.—Thi \rtnership heretofore existing pass for a good enough Republican-party man | slavery yupen ‘the freemen of that Territory, by | Fioripa Scryays.—The General Land Of- | fave cine lved by matual consent. i a A . | the barbarous and bloody edicts of a foreivin -e is i i for the balance of his senatorial term, we re. Legislature, sustained throughout by the ree fice is in aecalp’ of the plate of surveys of the gret to have to write. ministration, with its army and ‘Territorial judi- | keys on the Florida coast fully within the un- ‘Tax Case ov rux Avmiatic.—Editor of Star ciary.” a. dermentioned townships: Townships 65 and 66 —Fditor : i i i : 4 5 ape i In order that Congress and the country may know Coe contains the following | south of range 28; vores San Se upon what paltry grounds the bark Adviatic was | 28U8se which we can only interpret as a dec- | south of range 29; townships 65 and 66 south confiscated, and her brave Captain made to bear laration, mes the part of ne = > pespere to | of range 30; townships 65 and 66 south of the vexation and enormous expense (nearly 3700,- | JO! the “Jim Lane party,” of Kansas, in.gn 3 township 65 south of range 32; and 000) Incident to his detention by the French | Msurrection against the Federal Government. | townships 65 and 66 south of range 33 east. ae authorities, Fsend you a few extracta from the | It declares that “if that constitution shall tamistment in the “Reply on the Exceptions,” by M. Aicard, Capt. | finally be forced upon Kansas,” &c., “they | Lecomrrox.—Among tho House rpeeches of | m2 diw Durhain’s advocate, received per last steamer. will be justified i sisting it at all hazards | tho session on the Kansas question being most RAGO'S BIOGRAPHI This paper, which has been hastily translated J Reet tebe tne ates , ; ; ATe Men. 1 v0 containa a Got amount of vatuable Tatormation’ and to the last extremity ; and in so righteous | Widely circulated, is the able argument of Mr. Teeter mat at tii bearing not only upon this immediate case, but | a struggle, the people of Maine are ready to | Singleton, of Mississippi. whoseatrong thoughts. | Dictionary of English, F rene! upon the maritime laws of the various nations of the world. aid them, both by sympathy and action.” £0 pungently expressed, strike at-once.into the | Sait Lumestic Architecture. M. Aicard lays down the following “ Nautical Mr. Mason objected to the reception of this comprehension of all readers. His effort did Fine of the tlt eee ees Mahon, Sad Gicae Taereaes ae roms anther es ia auce | delectable document, on account of the disre- him great credit, as it did to the good sense of priimaenenand Foreiga Courts, by the Roving tat te LWo Ships going tn opposite directions | spectful language it contains. Ie was not | his constituonts in selecting him to represent | PTET a 1g History and Explorers. ought to avoid each other, by each turning to the | willing to have the Sevate made the medium | them here. Ke eee ct hee bs T. Russel Hind, London Lait Lea: cael that sails with the wind of abuse towards co-ordinate branches of the OxpeRry.—Surgeon Engle, medical depart- | “ The Army ‘and the Militia, by Major General to maneuver 80 us to avold that which sails nest | Government. He, however, would not move | ment, is relieved from duty in the department | VS2Ri ve Army Sst for lash, All persons Doors open at 7 THE CAMPBELLS will cove a Concert on day Aflernoon, for the bevelii ot Pawuiiies een. RTNERSHIP.—The undersigned having cated themselves urder the name and firm paon & Hamilton, will continee the GRO and LIQUOR BUS: S33 at tecold stand, P Hiaving mate large nfident th M LECTURE Miss p. PARRIS BAKER will tives leoture at Fhsinvrmome Hallion MONDAY KVENING next.the tant Sublect: “influence and Ki! her Duties pot 2 and Mow cine Tickots, sdrittime one gentleman and two indies, 1—singie tickets, 50 cents; tu be had at the prine:- pal book and musie store: m2 iw gy. vol.,and maps. Italian aud Ger- WANTED—By an experienced young MAN, 5 Situation as Coachman or Groomaman. Good don by Fe ANCK TAYLOR, A j ions. Mr. of the Pacific. He is ordered to the city of | Britian N Almacne for 186! recommendations given. Address Box No. 19, Star not only emphatically re-affirmed all that he 3d. “It is for the steam vessel to maneuver so ax & Eajece Wie resets tons aH Festenden urged New York, thenco to report by letter shat Hemmin; weap Kailroads for! and the Col- Ofier = ys os had previously stated, but mude the case even | {0 avoid the sailing vesse! ; above all when the | their acceptance, and endorsed whatever thoy @ General fork ee de “"Agdrews's Tcamro dein Northern indie. Ww ANTED.—A JOURNEY MAN BARRER stronger, and asserted that Mr. M. had also es ead 5 r the wind. Nothing is move | ¢! pntained, as far as he understood their | Surgeon-Gen r further orders The Poultry Book fur ts Mane 18 conte. _Appty to 1. JACOBS, United States Hot > " tional ; fe steamer is not at the mercy of meaning Imported from 1 m 2 ot told him something to the effect that Mr. Dou- | the wind aud waves; it carries in itself a motive sail cy ° =a = . < Tur Wratpen.—The following report ef the power which permits it to go before, bebind, to Them Scneues ror tae Fetrre.—The ee glas had suggested to Mr. Calhoun, the Presi- A reapectabie GIRL as Chamber i A - ather for this morning is made from the Morse ini anes Sacec Aer ar aundreas, None but these that e) . the right or lefr, or any other direction.” i s of Messrs. shall, |e 5 MB Is : ae Y OF THE CREAT KING s : > dent of the Lecompton Convention, the plan of | "itis singulat fact that the pronecution was | Ge wiuen yeni te eee eee bey Marshall. | Telegraph line to the Smithvonian Iustitution, jemyts FEW anna ie eS eel 94 submitting the Constitution to the people of | made, not by the owners or the underwriters of | °° y o- may comprehend wat | the time of observation is about7 o'clock a.m : SHU of ten ; 1 ARV ANTED.—A Gentlenwn and bin Wife desire Kansas. He also remarked that Mr. M. had pee Ger iy sandy Gee one those gentlemen are expected to labor to bring Makcu 29, 1858. aud upward of sevanty eneravicgs, ‘ ed in the W cood BOARD in aprivate ty central y Ms - m- Ts—Gautbier & Brothers—ai ically ae , a : nest style of art, agraph : ide | locat-d. A “Bo: Sd 5 made similar statements to Mr. Burnett, of | mere figure-heads in the trial Mons. Aicatd al. aes ay tiine trey have practically taken New ore -clear, proneaet. signe, illustrate phases of the Cite | ane sienpseiatalestaesinansi danas Kentucky, and called on that gentleman to | ludes to this fact in bis opening, thus: service under the Republican party flag, from | Philadelphia, -clear, pleasant. > £O, and City as invested by Chretien and Hea ‘oltieal and Moral &e. Lert ent suand of the Brothers Ganthier is, tn | the following extract from the New York Evrn- | Baltimore, Md... effect, only a speculation, founded upon the a Post of the day before yesterday apeineton, pathy which the magnitude of the disaster ing fost of the day before yesterday : Richmon ae spired, and that which they have now demanded | _‘‘ We expect to have a clear Republican ma- | Petersbur, pee from justice, occasioned by the nuinber of the | jority iu the House of Representatives of the next | Norfolk, victiins, is xiniply a pecouiary reparation which | Congress, (the 36th,)a Republican President and | Wilmingto they have already received from the underwrit- | Vice President and Cabinet in irét, elected by | Columbia, ers: Their insvrers on the bull have paid the | the votes of every free and a clear majority | Charleston value of the Lyonvais; and the insurers of prop- | in the Senate, at least in the 38th Congress, (1663,) | Augusta erty have paid the worth of the cargo which was | Which will make the working portion of the | Savann: swallowed up withtheship.? * * * government a unit. Suppose an act of Congress | Macon, Ga. “Ofall their imputations, the grossest is that | Should pass, calling a national convention, “to | Columbus, Ga, of having voluntarily abandoned a ship which }| Fevise and amend the Constitution of the United Montgomery, Ala Capt. D. knew to be ont. This would not be a | States!" Lower Peach Tree, fault but acrime; and the Brothers G. allege it “With haif the deterini with a lightness aud pertidy equally deplor- | fascality employed by this able’? ry the Lecompton outrag -clear, cool. answer if such was not the case. Mr. Burnett would only make a statement when called upon by Mr. Morris. Mr. Morris urged that the conversation alluded to had been in his private apartments, and was not intended for Publie repetition. He consented that Mr. Bur- nett should state what he had said to him. Mr. Burnett then said that Mr. Morris bad told him substantially the same as Mr. Smith had alleged was told tohim. Mr. M. had also remarked that Mr. Douglas believed the Pres- ident wished to crush him, anil that his refusal S MAKER —To sobbing @ permanent situa ure at 40 7th wtreet. opp: m 59 2” V ANTED.— A good HARN ne willing te x The given, In 4 Fellows’ Hall 3 \ JAN TED—A WET NURSE, a henithy, go disposed young Woman ; one that understand « the management of ehildre pply to GEO, W. BRAY eal Property Agent, Sth etreet north een Mand N sts. ma respects, : hers do not Revitate announcing noe an the most acourate, rel aba, teresting wer lear, ther. 60. on Jerusaiem over pullisneo in this or any other euuntry. Such «s the verdiot of the public press. which has received an emphatic endorsement in the e=!i for 4,000 copies of the Work within the accond month of its pubjieation. Ti 4 American Review and other high lit- ties devote much spree to an xccount tigations and discoveries of Dr. Bereiny which disciose Lhe mysteries of sacred lecnl ities hitherto but Little known, and throw a llood of laht upon the topography ard arctceslogy of the Holy City Ali concur in the epinion of the Ph.lade!phin lear, cool. — V TANTED- By atenant to whom no otjecton will be taken to rent ahouse with 5 to i cha ag until March, 185*, between F and I streets and ‘ nd 17 ions may be addressed to J. M., at m 27 Sw ANTED.—A good COOK and WASHER a ait family. Only American, .clear, pleasant. clear, pleasant. m™ lelear, pleasant. lear, ther. 65 tion and none of the | Mobile, Ala... dininistration to car- | Gainesville, Miss. he co-operation of a | New Orleans. La ‘i ; + . * ledger, that “the splendid chromographs, (priuted rman, or Colored need apply: B oc! oi 7 - | majority of the State Leyislatures might be se- | Frederick, Md -clear, cool. r 4 4 y to appoint parties whom Mr. D. recommended quimeas’ ie coodict! Lee auilvalnt Goncenes cured, to appoint delegates to the convention, Cumberland. -cloudy, cool. dlesrens Sed peemante Neve tem cs| inti Somes i t ire, a EY ends | his eazerness to conceal nothing ; Lis ing di- | and the convention might proceed to “amen eeling, Aas ? : them an . was proof of that desire, and that the friends | his eazernes hing ; bis coming di id th i ight d to « a? | Wheeling, V clear, cool = = of Mr. D. were unwilling to stand by and wit- mess such treatment from the President. Mr. Marshall, of Illinois, denied that any “ conference’ ad been held, and pronounced d yalue which no other work on m” 350; half eslf. 8459: morceoo. peor Turkey or sutique, $6. By nu PHILP'S New Bookstore, rect to France; all prove that he believed hin, the constitution by abolishing the slave repre- Barometer at the Smithsor self the most {ll-treated by the collision; and he | sentation and the surrender of fugitive slaves, | rected for temperature. 4 had not suspected the distress of the Lyonnais— | Sltering the apportionment to cor respond, and Thennemeter, on nithsonian tower. min- no immediate signal having revealed its position | temodelling the Supreme Court, so ax to vacate | {mum last night, near the ground, 39’. Maxi- to him ” the bench at once, aud require new judzes to be | mum yesterday ‘Atnoon tostiay. St” 2d. “It ts alleged th: t. D was in fault in | 4ppoloted, and then stmply order the next suc V ANTE D—For the United States Army, nbin bodied unmarried MEN, to whom A nian, at7a.m., (cor 9 be given good pay, board, clothing and medien! attendsnee, Pay from $i2to $22 per mouth No man baving & wife or cluld will he accepted, Apply for mounted service at Yates’ Hotel, Pa avenue, bet. 9th and loth sts 7th wtrect, opposite Centre Mw \ : sega einem ial a 3 ° r any assertion tu that effect untrue. He also | sailing in the wight without lights This charge HBigreeetty ee ery Hoes rein CONGRESSIONAL uns lat Lieut M. denied that avy euggestion was made by Mr. | 's Post ei - ee ere aes ane eee tue | by the President of the Convention, Thirty-fifth Congress—First Session. Senled Proposnis wil be reomived at te D. to Mr. Calhoun, relative to the submittal to | ives of the Lyonnais This point t¥ proven be Ou the 3th of March, 1865, the yovern In tHe Hovse, on Saturday, sfter our report | Ment until th Vay nest for the the people of Kansas of the Lecompton Consti- tution. Mr. Smith admitted that his conversa- tion with Mr. M. took place in the lodgings of that gentleman, but denied that any injunction of privacy was imposed. The couversation was onan important public matter, and, although ‘he could not feel that he bad in this instance betrayed confidence in repeating it, he would even be justified in violating a rule of etiquette where the welfare of the country is involved. Mr. Wright, of Georgia, thought the matter yond all coutroversy by competent witnesses | Would be peaceably inaugurated on the new ba- | closed, a personal erplanation (described tn an- Bat that is not suificient forthe Brothers G. He | $18, teady for barmonious and resistless action in | other column of to-day’ Star) took place between ought to have had it before, because permanent | al its branches—levisiative, executive and judi- Mr Smith, of Va. and several members of the | ¥,purpores. lights are required on board of sailing veasels by cial. Aad any minority of siates would’ fod Tittnois del, tion ‘ne dex. riptions an the law of August 17, Ix52°” themselves without remedy ordeliverance. They The House then went ato Committee of the ed he the is and “To this allegation Capt. D. replies, in the | Would be within the by undaries and ocenpying Whole on the Deticiency bill, when rs es h proposals u: first place, that permanent lights may well be | the Territory of the United States, and subject to |" yt, Lane. of Oregon, advocated the edmission | - ~ obligatory upon French vessels, by virtue of the | ll the laws thereof, as at Present iter ations | of Kansas, but was not in favor of a conjoint ad- French law of 1553. But that for him, an Amer- | Would at once recognise the authority of the Gov- | mission of Oregon aud Blinnesora. He thought ican captain, he is bound only by American laws; | €*nment. and its right to the exeiise of its own | Ca), shonid stand on its own merits He depre- and he bas furnished the most positive proof sia: | !aws within its own bounds, as heretofore. Aud | cated to conduct of the anti-Lecompton Demo- there exists no law om the United States which | NO power on earth could review or alter the re- | Crats obliges an American vessel to carry lights in an | Suit.” open sea.” ““* Bat,’ add the Brothers G , (yielding the : nm re reseé. ved tor wi ita Areas of the uncold tracts vided by the Surveys, and ow tuvited, areas tolluws, m 27-St" STRAVE Shinto MARE rs z ~ Mr. Hall, of Mass, made an anti-Lecompton ConrinMaTions.—The following are among | speech ; on the conclusion of which the House 4 ae, Lainyerte i the appointments confirmed by the Senate on | #4Journed. : Seek eugieee concerns her wi had gone far enough, as it must inevitably run Bigpond oh hen tele a ng iso Thursday . 7 Proceedings of To-day. pan dor tear ¥ received, ande reward of @! aA, By into personalities if continued. He believed ’ t caw late!’ No, since that no American law required Postmasters.—P. Barrett, Dunkirk. N. ae him to have a permanent light. And since in Ww . . N 80 Lighting it as soon as his attention was roused by | W- Caldwell, Cambridge. Mass; S.C. Allen, the sight of ne steamer he satisfied the rules of | East Boston, Mass; W. A. Taylor, Cumberland, Spring Meare rash Md.; J.C. Stephe Newbern, N. C.; B.F ‘Too small.’ ‘What do the Brothers G. ae: es Se) nemeeen, H, C.5 TF. know about that? Is it not curious to hear them | Johnson, Frankfort, Ky.; L. L. stevenson, Fitzpatrick received 25 votes, and being declared discuss the bat mei eer: < a eee which they ; E. Leavenworth, Waterbury, See eae to the Chair by Messrs. never saw? In fact, this was a lantern designed = » | Slidell and Foster. to use asa signal, and with which the Adriatic | Conn., C. B. Rogers, Charlestown, Mass.; 1. E A large number of petitions, mostly of a pri- was provided to use when near the coast, in fre- | Rryan, Fayetteville, N. C.; B. C. Craham, | vate or unimportant character, were preseuted Daly pase Pose ils is to forget the | UT@ensboro’, N. C.; W. Wertenbaker, Univer- and pati al exempting Major Dashiels, Pay- respective positions of the two ships,” gee sity, Va; C. 0. Faxon, Clarksville, Tenn. master in the Army, from the loss of a sum of eae A ae ate hearse ee. fours U.S. Attorneys.—C.C. Rogers for Kentucky, apes amet boa ca the spect ofa yawl * The process of the Brothers ss without in. - * ve | onthe Florida coast. was passe terest; becantse they have best paid by tue insu- | J+ C. Keapp for Iowa, A. J. Requier, fur the ‘ pe ‘The bill for the admission of Minnesota was ters, who themselves claim nothing southern district of Alabama. themtaken up. Ix THE Senare, to-day, Mr. Fitzpatrick an- nounced that the Vice President bad been called Ay from the city, and, therefore, before the te organized it would be necessary to elect a resident pro tem. Anelrction was accordingly had, when Mr the whole dispute ensued from a difference of pinion on the meaning of the words “confer @nce”’ and “consultation.” Mr. Morris concluded the dispute by depre- eating the conduct of Mr. Smith in making use of a private conversation, and contended that the difference between what he acknowledged having said and what Mr. Smith had repre- sented him to have said was, at most, immate- rial. Tax Uraa Anuy Scrpiizs Roonpacks — We are glad to perceive that the press of the country disposed to do justice to and deal hon- 83 REWARD —St:ayed away “ ber on Wednesday ing.. a AW. with back and head inte, Had rLofthe nght ear cut off, Ie anpposed te have a calf. ‘The above reward will be { dence, No Si Virgin evenve, and, or for information wer THOMAS COLLINS. BOARDING. OAKD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—A inay wid gentiemen or three singe gentiemen can b> nodated with ROOMS, furmehed of untur with or without BOARD, or partial Bors ‘ersons desirous of the ¢ do well to oil at sv _ between 6th and 7th. me And i3_ ets y lead to her re .% Fractional N. 4, 0: & Northeast 4 of no bhwest of north for the purchase of t for separ-te pai |, ws Abowedese: . nent reverving to itself the right to accept her or both as may badeemed most ad vantsgeous to the government. ofahome wou ry rd: . 5 & . fe tu Bids w I be rec d until i2 clock m, of the Sist On wan? ober... S.C : i | evidence’ that ‘toe’ Livounais faled. tn sncying | US: Marshals —S. Summers for Towa, ¥.| ‘Tue toss went into Commitee of the Whote | glide fu varectiord wuts lack m. of the gi SS Sooceemmedited ik DORR ee one estly towards those charged with the reeponsi- | Gautical rules, and that her falie momento oink | C. Gardner for Rhode Island, @. H. Neldon for | 04 the Deficiency bill, and— pa tinent will be opened bility of conducting American public affairs in uld be wented and endorsed “Propo- 2 12th street, ser - 5 . . : #, by Appiying at N oceasioned the coltision New Jersey, C. M. Godbold for the southern | of Woday int ee erch te show that the Union | Proposnie s . below D = : tse pce ., t he Union of xeventy years azo. | #¢ls tor the pur of the Island of Rewk Liane these (po! lou i “* Odious; for they seek to dishonor Capt. Dur- | 9.0, of to-day is not t yy Payment te be he Assistant Trea ina ipa tome 2) trem bioae tines, Se peeiate | os” cna mare were despoil his owners, when | district of Alabama. . ; = : : tsk rerat Waslungton, | (4HILDRE at its true value the fact that fair grounds for | they bave not themselves believed the aveusa- | M. H. Morris to be a Purser in the Navy. er ane Be The ener a elclimeoinn Hd ay ho Webave 1 o ment eomplene po Le weak) j awit : : ; i's anti Kuow- Nothin tied immediately to this depart ve us most oom) opposition not existing, the mass of the Repub berg ee eiio ne the poblic | J.B. Miller to be Consul at Hamburg. the Firs: Ward, are hereby notited to atten! an ad. failureto make the payment with | ment of Wag Pernmini ates liean party press are pursuing a system of in- | Thich. 1 ppily ceeded In deceiving {are me tins of the Assuetstion at the Hall of | inthe time specihed, the award sha she, dna dren that was ev entered in thie —_ : - : + ‘, t t Tei " s Mo ’ ulland vou, 4 a LOYD, ol which are no c dividual and party detractioi: more glaringly |" And yet, at the subsequent trial, justice waa] Ti" Iowa Rar.noa.—Considerabie interest NIGHT et baltpantzucinek: Eis ee el ee Secretary of Wer, ‘ : mendacious and unprincipled than aught ever | “deceived,” or, at any rate, denied to this bold | is manifested as to the character of the issue | etrected to he present, ns bu of uaportance | — = but abused American sailor. *** will be before the: All peraons op; before occurring in American politics. We involved in the communication from the Scere- deration. oe T m-0t Pa.nv., bet. th and i i to the Know-Nothing Party and steel v yr i 2 soo esen- | are cordinily in By order Fans, Purses with cia: FEW MILLINERY, as _ quote a late number of the New York Journal [ Canivonnta Speakixe ron Lecowptos —We etd Ge puter Wn we ae a Gti eu MUND HANLEY, Sec'y &e., chop at Nt Tnsedey next, Marsh sam’ SeiGe ea ef Commerce on the subject, as follows - had room in the Srar of Saturday last only to | WUVES on Friday last, and the resolution o ATT = : SON wi lopen at onr Faney Store a large» “ Aside from the usual parliamentary tacties tion that the response of California to the Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, to have the same CR CIAT ud earnestly re- | elegant ass of SPRING and St which were to be brouzht into requisition during | Mention t r referred to the Committee on Public Lands, | !i,foquested to attend a meeting @ sill rem MEK BON compri the progress of the Lecompton bill through the | President's message is prompt and decided 23 HIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7d and desirable styles of the» J atlention of the Ladies ix respectiully inv BUTCHINSON © MUNKO, ola. between 9.h and 1th ets. two Houses, and of the new Political project of consolidsting the Republicans, the Donzlas Dem- ocrats, and the Americans, into one political ur- anization, it was necessary to destroy coutideuce a the Administration, and to convinee the peo- ple, if such a thing were possible. that it was We have now to say that the Legivlature has with directions to investigate the matter, It s ae, ; had before it several propositions intended to | 2PPC@Ts that Congress Erented a the Etats of foment and ald the Douglas treason, which Towa a quantity of public land, to aid in the have! been fein: tithe tb Unie postponed On | Coustruction of a railroad from “ Dubuque to the ‘id instant, Mr. Stratton offered in the As. | S'00* City. with a branch to the mouth of the 1 6-4 RIG LL BE PREACHED Y NIGIDT this woad. (except Satur COOLERS, &o. f ‘frinty Chureh, corner of 3d and C atreets, i 1 weather: teamal not governed by principle and was not worthy of 5s Te ” ; & i WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORN = netres : their support. Accordingly the President was | sembly the following resolves in favor of Le- Estegics Movts,” and that tho Biato har not INGS, atl o's The eve ung services will be DUPUY'S Iron and Stone ¥ faler Coolers charged with bribery aud corruption, with offer | compton: which were ado sted the fullowins | Yet finished the bra railroad. Thoob-| giuat8o'clook. The eeats in the Chureh will be ston P. nt : ing pecuniary of ether induceine nts to members | & aie ie ne hah hs 1s ; ONOWIDE | ject of the resolution calling for the communi- | "¢ for those sorvicee, and all are iuvited to attend. NEW PERFUME! hive of Congress who hesitated about snpporti ay he decisive vote o oR: A wee vee és Se ms i ; 1) Us, to Kot Dill, and In various methods pros Whereas the people of the Territory of Kansas | Catien was to ascertain if the State had received | 7S EDITOR OF THE STAR . Your isform FOR THE SEasoN, P Bigh office, and violating bis oficial i c did. ou the 7th day of December, Ie57, by acon- | tie lands granted. The Secretary's commani- curea triumph over bis political opponents vention agsembled for that purpose, form them- | gation covered one from the Commissioner of amember of Congress from this State was mide | selves a C itution and S ate Government, use of to trump up a charge ayaiust the Presi- | which coustitution and government so forined is | “2@ Land Office, whose reply to the interroga- dent, ray to demand an a tion Semis republican; Dene whereas the ssid constitution has | tory is as follows : upon bisacts. This small an heap effort bav- | been submitted to the Congress of the United “Nola ave si enti I fag titled, the moat poweitel and Sessthle mote | ete: with the eink Gn admission of Kansas Sete neve yee been ce noon soe of making a concerted and simultaneous on- | into the Union ax an indepemded Sate: therefore, has this office been aeavland’ slaught upon the Administiations through the Resolved. by the Senate and Assembly of the of the completion of any part of said road or — was determined upou, and accordingly we | State of California, That our Senators be instruet- brauch.? ave witnessed for some tine past the most vin- | ed and our Representatives requested to vote for Ww Ww. > 2 dictive, false, and ferocious charyes in the lead- | the immediate admissiow of Kansas tuto the Wo understand Mr. Washburge’s resolution ing: La peat nl neneepapere m - Union, Cokie t Shia with the original | as intending that the Public Latds Committce “The Opposition mn; choice ofan experience States in all respects whatever, A * < * Jeader in ts hewspaper War upon tie President Resolved, That the Governor be,and he {s here. | S2#! aitheca whether the State means to build aid bis Cabinet. ‘Phat pattern’ of political vic- by, requested to trmsmit copies of these rexolu- | the railfoad named and accept the grant of tue and Incorruptibility, the Cowsier and Eng‘ | tons to our Senators and Representatives in Con- | lands. rer of thie city, is tue Chosen captain of this for- gress. loru hope, and it« columns have for several days er, as to the water aud working of the Nor thern Liberty Fire Company is not correct. They worked well and faithfully, from the time they got to work, until the fire wae out; aud there was more than sullicieut water for at least three hire comp nies; and { am very thankful for their sid; for if they hed not been there and rendered the service they did, y less in the place of being hundreds would have been thousands; and I tender then: my sincere thanks. It" THOMAS LEWIS, IR WILL BE OPENED AT ODD ows’ Hali, F street, on EASTER + April Sth, and will tn rer for two L wee! for the beneiic of a new Catholic Church to bee ad North Cxpitol atreet. mi 29-fL* Sold = i : Sold ev ‘ ATTENTION, PIONEER D dl every where. m 27 3m CRATIC As Je Tf RECELVED. the above Associat P . NIGHT, the goth _ KISS-ME-QUICK, re co E UPHOLSTERERS, od Dealers in Sofas, C Ao Loun, Xe. per Hanging doue in the best manner, ¢ orpets a putdown. Furmiure Repmred aud Tar 450 D street, between 9:h and lth streets, Was ingten, D.C. Manufacturer E. DUPUY, CHEMIST, 609 Broadway—New York, > in Costumes —a variety of ¢ of National and Fancy Cost nt Rog Ps forthe Southern Disuict of New York. j It is probable this is with a view to the building of the road by some other method will bs held on T ‘i be! t at 8o'clock, at the Hall of PHILADELPUIA © va ps ow TS, JOCKEY Ha" . # Tce Cream, Water tc ; Kesulytions of a contrary tenor were offered . AE Samuel Stott, corner of ith street west and l assortment of RIRAN DS F Phrindelphin prices, all been Blied wiih charges toogross for belief, with Seno! than under the jurisdiction of the State. Pa.avenue. All anti-Know Nothi ter re- ; IS Frene ? . Libels too vindictive to gaia credence among tn- | by Mr. Ballou, but met no favor from the tpectiuly savitad ‘$0 athecl ae wacko er i a PEMBRUIDER YT ieee and and oe tell eat Coat Fae Koper Pe —— de- | sembly, which showed the warmest disposition | Tu Arrato Exrepitioy.—The Navy De- | tance willbe sadrioetnitentne “jig 3. FANCY GOURBES BRUSHES, plies hick aie sacemaatty Conroe toto ce. to sustain the position taken on this subject by | partment are in receipt of despatches from the ATTENTION, FIFTH WARD ANTI. ~ "WILLIAM P, SHEDD’s, ¢ sums inet Tee! " Vision and sustsia the army {n that distant eld | the National Democratic party. Atrato expedition, dated at Pisisi, February KNOW NOTRID “S.A, meeting of ali _m 2st ____ BR th atest. matiens and -fiunay Gore eo Hing “chercey® forded the opportunity forma: | The Senate of California having adjourned | 17h and 22d. Lieut. T. A. Craven, the cone | eee ae eT CaN Na: | FOOK-HINDING AND PAPER-RULING could on the moment ‘disprove; and ii bas thus | prior to the passaze of the resolutions, no vote | mandant, reports in the fiset letter thes mis | Rrvien attest the gurpiee of electing five dele: GOFF &FHOMAS, pit rafegorsord rp ord mine — be | could be had in it on them before the steamer | movements have been somewhat interfoyed | End to nominate candidates fur the Counciiee ms athenst corner of Eighth and D streets, erate upon oes near peoaien' ce parcels sailed; but a eiuous of the Democratic mem- | with on account of bis Supply of provisidns | _™ 24-6t° —— ING, for the UT NAle fuer f Pure DRUG nacd'all oth | ARTICLES just received yoy AND TOLLE? 0) 0. _m%-3t Corner of Pa. avenue aud teh it. ORIENTAL FRUIT PASTE, or Aronatie of Fige and Senna: a oh 5 tah ur precisely. m2 | cficxcious Cathartic Modicanrs recetven wee eer recent nina oo AT RR : a UNION PRAYER MEETING at the | “ise st FORD & BRO., —_ pooner » and possibly secure its defeat. | bers of the Senate was held where the resolu- | from Aspinwall being delayed. Threo of his cieuhue ‘we refer, frou tte’ eile the P8- | tions were concurred in unanlmously—the anti- | meu were also taken sick, and he was thus ted the position, ts the ackuowledyed. leader, the | Lecomptonites finding themselves so weak that | to return to the Gulf of Darien to get accem- fact malican i papers tn thts elty and in stlier they judged it prudent to withdraw from the | modations for his sick and to ascertain what €ourse the press of that party thoeahoet the caucus. had become of the provisions. He expected to a io five currency to these | We trust that this decisive and unmistakable | complete the survey by the 20th of March. In The Presi may be guilt pacar the aeons manifestation of the sentiment of the State and | the later despatch, he announces the arrival crimes and wicked act i ty will havo ite due effect | of the provisions at Pisisi, by which he was re- and the Secretary of War fond walle oat nies | of tee Doe ree ot oe ee A UNION PRAYER M acoommodation of buaine = STEVENS’ Sales Room, m 4-6 Browns’ ilote CLUPEDIA OF DRAW 7 8 text-book for the Mechnni +. Architect, Fn neer and Surveyor, comprising Geomernen! Prey tion, Mechanical, Arobitectarn!, and Topographic: ! | RSLEY CHAPEL, Druegists, corner Pa av. ano Lith st. RY APTERNOGN: comucucing at precee. | (XOAL!—COAL!—COAL HM! Drawing Sy leometry ; «dited by We ly quarter before five o’clook aud closing precisely e bas E, Worthen ; price Just pubsished and tur sale at o ‘i a * a 3 Ss ence PHRILPS’ New Rookstore, ; “quspired to | upon the Hon. J. C. MeKibbin, of California, | lieved of his apprebensions, and he intended | quetter before, 41x nog Clergymen ¢ Schooner Home this dar discharging avery supe-| mm 24 aa? Fa. ave.. toot. seh and buch okt. y defraud wuding the. nation, and squendedag’' the | iu his future action. So far he has voted with | immediately to resume hislabors. There is no [sep alread larce noe neearwnbrret. we hae GALT, 7} KR MAIR 1.08 and Combs, vert funds, &# bas been so boldly charged upon the opposition upon the question ; but we hope | other news importance in the letters. Pipes ores . eR ee meaS LAMMOND'S, Tb st,