Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1858, Page 2

? "S STA ers?’ youth, people would hear less about sudden ow GEORGETO WN... R. , Withenidter 2i3t 1 7 TAR. ; aa, Corre: dence of The Star ttortes, and im the Mint and Branches. returns received to Monday, Juar 2, 18; th EV : scenes which fill the daity chronicle. House. spon . amount for which drafts have been «ssw them wnpaid.mand the eae? omnes Sooo eS “The example is now set. Simultaneously with Gen. Levero Castillo is in New York, as Groncxtown, July 1, 1858. Subject te draft. Showine, also, the amount of fatere trans! d foom De QQ orien the execution of Powers we hear of two convicts ion of the students of the ordered by the Secretary of the Treasury. the agent of Santa Auna. The regular exam! WASHINGTON OITY: panada; a city , eae SSS 59. | being executed in Montreal, Cine a ed that Queen Victoria isto be- | Georgetown Classical and Mathematical Acade = = THURSDAY... ..00-++++ +> +>: 2 Saly Ly A899+ | where no execution poor og Pies haa Ok come Se a grandmother in the same | my (Mr. P. A Bowen's) which closed yeste day ; 7 ; = = = | years. and lagen A witnessed here week. © 4 morni c ¥ mp. to, tha, bi; onde bat net gett Ad@umnt sub U7 Advertisements should be sens im by | duced the same Ww see) what aoe CRY Guy, who bas been con i tt tio. h posite. pad. though: soot to draft. herwise they may everywhere cise. widd i Va ) police for nearly 40 as : {_pavabie. } 11 o'clock aa otal =~ | governor will have © rage oa iedomto | with: ata hn the late ape fey bome and abroad for many + e505 0 i say Piese si apprar until the . follow suit B Apo my s been singing in Puerto Pris atiowin alf its parts was of the most eee ST | | "4 e RNING PRESS Non-OpsTRUCTIONS ventgs, &c. de-Scetti opera troupe. Five of@pe Peba: 5 deméOnstrated not only the ~F~$-4 "m2 26 | 4 SPIRIT OF THE MORN ‘Sap. | publish the following sqptions taken from “ had died with the yellow feyer. Proficiency ofthe pupils generally 4n the multi- ton, South Carona anes is; aes a} Pf The Union publishes a circular from N-Sag- | Pn ing appropriations for ry civil ex-| .... phe! r Arabia brings jatelligenge of [wari of the lant 1, wgethe | t Orleans, Louisiana... d's +a) g:8l1g2 «5 | 13 gent, dated Washington, June 2%, and Witgi ac! sua at he verntfeat fortis yer exiding| tbe of Ary Scheffer, one of the mssi distin-4 superi®r abilities of r. BoWen, ag an instfactor | Assistant Treasure™ = a ee : Sot 6 : I enn enn i - ad upon the friends of Mr. Crittenden prompt Laan Tune, 1859,” approved June 12, 1858, gulah painters of the modern romantic sebooh ef vouth. cites fue eon eeaaeat Arstant WB, Neg Von “has ss | ry == i 7 it 7 nn al “i ol sf a iw saw 25 Boe * action in rejation to thé canvass aegreny aL that our readers being apprised of the penal-| ___. yon. Albert H. Nelson, formerly Chief | came ed een aE clredins SE TE eee ry St Rinnond- Windia oe to 3| ete or ae a porn since, it | ties attached to making obstructions upon the EN dus McUria lussee Asslon at meee cious hall was filled to its utmost capacity by la- Liepositony = Noiiinteo : oF | hans 1 aS oH | 12am? gencer was mistaken bianig ory ead Reh I avenues where public improvements are being | Oy the 27th ult. 2 ? | dies and gentlemen , Fach of the youl gods Depository at Savanna 4 ie 2 ex) os = 4 rance ‘ ithi in. the me omit Mobile. 5 3s pe pmereniroan bat cirealars had been | Progecuted, may wot bring themselves within |". fon. John Cochrane bas accepted an ap- adilied. themmedived Te ‘The most: pralscerorthy | Deboniory at Necktie, Tenseasce aie 1 $6 a truth in the ramor t! 2 their scope; for the kind-hearted Commissioner intment to deliver the address at Richmond, | (yan, 1, proving conelusivel, of then. . 2 BE Cawounali, Ohio. ‘ { see er wae issued from Washington urging Mr. Crittenden 3 kes’ Jea-ure | 2? transferring the remains of the late President | jive best endowed bya Met Boe with ository at Pittsburg, Pennsy ivr “4. m+ J See te candidate for the next Presidency. of Public Buildings never takes any pl Monroe to the authorities in Virginia. talent sufficient, if strengthened and polished by Povoutory at Louisville, gatuck, ry 4 «| et? as a can has had trouble enough in his | 12 causing loss to either the tempers or the | 41,, 3:mpire City brought’ the following | a close industrious «pptication to stndy, to fosibene sa Chasieonticyinnes 2S Mr. Sargent ra oats > purses of his fellow citizens. notorieties: M. Felix Belly, Thomas Francis qaslity them for almost any position in either | D.pos:tory at Noriatk ( ave) | 845» = ane — =< efforts at ‘‘ reorganization.”’ He constructed 1 4 that the Secretary of | Meazher, Senor Paez, of Venezuela, and Col. | Church or Siate. Throughout it was one of the | Depository at Dubuque, 1owa.. $82 15 | sou 2 33 one plau on the llth of June, but before the | We have not learne = TY OF | Prank Anderson, of Gen. Walker's stat. most pleasant and satisfactory exhibitions ever | Depository at Little Rock, Arkansas ba de $22 S| +H e, ask Teave to| the Interior has yet thought proper to order | tine Paris jondent of the Iilustrated | given by the pupils of this school, such as to | Depository nt Chicago, lilinos. 57-422 06 3.457 54 safes Se ee coer en eae Si cowed the removal of ceriain iron rails on the line of | London News ammounces a discovery of a new | ¢licit the universal praise of all in attendance. poaitory Tp ore ya oe 6), ayane «9 withdraw the paper, and commence de novo. tt where it interseots Pennsylvania | tenor, one M. Lebat, with an upper note more in | The followiny was the order of exercises: Sonttory- at Gremon Cid, Orexoe S49 7 ort The Union sympathizes with him in his | First stree his voice than Signor Tamberlix. Prayer, by the Rev, W. B. Edwards, of the ty 42. « Was troubles. and assures him of its conviction that he is too early planting. The political earth is moist and cold, and all the seed now emboweled will surely be lost. The Union, further, having congratulated the New York Tridwne. Post, and Allion on their patriotism and sagacity in discovering that their own government was wrong when even the British Ministry now admit they were right, proceeds to inform the New York Herald that it wholly misapprehends the ac- tual position of the Derby cabinet in this mat- ter. They have given up entirely, says the Union, and without any reserve, the claim of visitation; the whole controversy having been already completely closed by the receipt of the Earl of Malmesbury’s dispatch to Lord Napier of the 11th ult. at the Department of State. The Union, in examining the proposed new dogma of the opposition in relation to the ad- mission of new States, takes occasion to make known its own views upon the subject. And, in another article, considers municipal affairs. The Intelligencer has no editorial to-day. 2 WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. A Move Parnrior.—Not long sinee, the public will remember, Secretary Cobb had oc- easion to remove a young man, named Stephen Dillaye, from the office of an appraiser at large tor the State of New York. Whereupon the latter published a sort of appeal to the people for sympathy for his outraged “ pheliuks,”’ which opposition papers paraded far and wide as evidence of the utter corruption of the Na- tional Administration. The gist of his pre- tended exposure was an allegation that he (Dillaye) being a politician of great influence and activity, and an advecate for the nomina- tion of some one else besides Secretary Cobb to succeed President Buchanan, he was made the viotim of an intrigae between Seerctary C. and sundry New York members of Congress benton elevating the Secretary to that position. Inhis narrative he gave birth to the story of an in trigue on the part of those he accused as ex- plained above, to oust Secretary Floyd from the Cabinet, the falsity and mendacity of which has been exploded as often as, for want of some more plausible story to tell, the oppesition journals have sepeated it. The pertinacity with which the enemies of the Administration have republished Diilaye's budget of fibs, has at length aroused the Sec- retary to cause a plain narrative of the cir- cumstances ending in D.’s removal, to be writ- ten and published by Mr. John B. Guthrie, of Pittsburg, Pa., a special agent of the Depart- ment. whose business it is to keep a watch on such customers. That gentleman shows that bis conduct ae a public officer was such as to render his removal imperative. (r, in other words, that he was a wholesale peculator in the discharge of his trust from the government. Mr. Guthrie gives facts and figures with a wi- uuteness and precision of detail that leaves not @ single hair on the bide of the patriotic “out- raged’’ Mr. Dillaye His ease is an interesting one. us illustrative avenue, not on the ground of a doubt that that great avenue is thus oceupied, as the minor street is absorbed by the major one or avenue, but because it is deemed that other authorities could have acted long ago. This act goes into operation, it will be seen, on the istof July, (to-day): Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the Commissioner of Public Build- ings to cause obstructions of every kind to be re- moved from such streets, avenues and sidewalks in the city of Washington as have been or may be hereafter improved in whole or in part by the United States, and to keep the same at all times free from obstructions; avd for this purpose he shall have power to institute suits in any court having competent jurisdiction in the District of Columbia; and it sball be the duty of the District Attorney for said District to prosecnte the same; and wheaever any person shall desire to remove the paving stones, or to displace any other work done by the authority of (tbe United States, for the purpose of laying gas pipes or for any other pur- pose, it shall be the duty of such person to obtain awritten permit from the said Commissioner; and such persons shall oblige themselves to re- place the said work to the satisfaction of the said Commissiouer, and within such time as be may prescribe. See And be it further enacted, Vhat if any pefsonu shail place obstruction on the streets, zve- nues, or sidewalks aforesaid such person shall pay the costs of removing the samme, aud shell moreover be subject to a penalty of ten dvliars, to be recovered as other debts are recovered in the District of Columbia, for each and every duy the said obstruction may remain after tne Com- missioner shall bave given notice for its remova!. And if any person or persons removing the pav- ing stones or other work done by the authority of the United States shall fail to replace the samie to the satisfaction of the Commissioner within the time prescribed by him. be or they shall be sub- ject to a penalty of twenty-five dollars for each and every failure, and +ball moreover pay the costs of replacing the same, the whole to be re- covered before any court in the District of Co- jumbia having competent jurisdiction ; and that this and the preceding section shall continue in force until repealed by Congress. Tar Pactric Matt.—We learn that as the Attorney General has decided that the law pro hibiting the Postmaster General from ‘making avy steamship or other contracts fur carrying the mails on sea for a longer pqriod than two years, nor for any other compensation than the sea and inland postages on the mails so trans- ported,”’ does not apply to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, the Postmaster General has succeeded, conjuintly with the Secretary of War, in making a contract with that Com- pany for the semi-monthly transportation of the mails on the Pacific, from Panama to As- toria. This Company, through its president, Mr. Dayidge, has also entered into an arrangement with the Tehuantepee Company for the con- veyance of the mails from New Orleans to Pan- ama, and for the entire service between the latter city and Astoria. The sum of $348,250 per annum is to be paid. The contract is more properly an eytension of the former one until the Ist of October, 1859. This matter, which has excited a good deal of interest, is thus closed for nineteen months to come. Navat [xreviicexce.—The U. 3. frigate Cumberland,which we announced at the Island of Madeira some time since, set sail fur Santa Cruz, Teneriffe islands, on the Sth of May, reaching that port on the llth of the same M_E Chureh. ‘To the Potomac (original,) by B Ri Sie 5 Speec Clements +++. Col. Horace F. Waiworth, cf Arkansas, formerly a resident of Cleveland, Ohio, recently made a donation of one thousand dollars in the Cleveland Orphan Asylum ++.. Mr. Jobn FE. Kendall, the general superin- tendant of the southern teleg-aph line, writes us a letter explaining the fact that the mistaken an- nouncement of the death of Major Henry C. Wayne, U.S A., did not grow ont of an error committed by any agent of the telegraph com- pany, but was the mistake of the agent of the associated press in this city, to whom the correct dispatch announcing the death of Major Wayne, of Savannab, was banded, «... A letter from a gentleman in Richmond to a friend in Alexandria, says that the Rev. J. Ambler Weed, a clergyman of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia, made a profession of faith and abjuration in the form prescribed by the Counci! of Trent, and was received into the Catbolic church by Bishop McGill in the Cathedral at Richmond oa Tues- day morning last. Mr. A. had previously in- formed his diocesan, Bishop Meade, of his inten- tion to take that step. Brewer The Days that are Gone, by Cham wood. applause. Sai general, by Robert W. Irwin. Daty of Literary Men to their Francis T. Dodge: Alexander Williams. Roman Soldier—vVestruction of by W.A Gordon, jr. ton M. Beall. ie Time, by Theodore F. Jewell Williams + The distillery of George Curry, and three adjacent buildings, situated below Covington, Ky., were entirely consumed by fireon Monday night. The loss is estimated at $5U,000, on which there is no insurance. by Jobn C. Zeller; Lansdale. Extreme! and loud applause. Apostrophe to the Sun, by FA Ursa Major, by E V_ Lansdale {>> A man named Purringer, living in Ports- mouth township, Pa., about three miles below Norristown, was killed on Sunday evening by a blow on the back of his head, struck by hix bro- ther, whois now injail. ‘The cause is supposed to have been liquor. H. Jones Brewer; First Sicilian, bounded applause Voice from the Towers of Zion, io heol bested af tue aca t,) by J. H Maury, UF> The ret section of the extension of the | °duest,) by J. H Maury, were bot Magnetic end Union lines of telegraph eastward from Boston to Halifax bus been completed to Newburyport; and the lines are now open for business to that point. The cont:nuation of the line to Halifax will be pushed forward without delay. At the close of these exercises a of premium books were awarded dese: ving and efticient students. Boats from Harper’s Ferry and. points on the canal are coming in eval impression among the line is, that the coal boats from will commence arriving to-night morrow. U7 If we can judge from the accounts in our exchange papers, the preparations being made throughout the country for celebrating the ap- proacbing national anniversary are unusnally extensive. All kinds of athletic performances are in the programme, including the ascension of greased poles, and the pursuit of lubricated pigs. accidentally crept into onr notice school will give an exhibition at on the 1th instant.” The following [> A despatch from Port Jervis, N. Y., states that Col. Sam Fowler’s eldest daughter, Laura, while bathing in the Nevasink river, near bis residence, in company with her younger sister and a servant girl, were accidentally drowned on Monday evening. The bodies were found about three hours after they went down. The daugh- ter of Col. Fowler was about eleven years old, and the other girl about fourteen. 0.0. F , for the ensuing term: N rett; R_S., Hugh G. Divine; par. Cool weather, none offering beggar's demands unlimi mar for them entirely supplied. PUBLIC SCHUOLS.—The monthly meet- ne 3 nz of the Board of ‘frustees wii be heid on SATURDAY AF TERNOC July 3d,at 50’ei’k, “Jy istd RO. RICKETTS, Seo. = IEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE DIS- BURL Meeting Of Chis Sooety will be held at the TRICT OF COLUMBIA.—The semi an- Weshington Inirmary on MONDAY, Juiy Sth, at Lm. ¥ Post Deposit, lumber to F. Wheat rietta Burr, of Hartley & Bro.’s reached her wharf yesterday. ALEXANDRI or JNU. C. RILE D., Correspondence of The Star. lows’ Hall,on7th street, TUESDAY. next, 6th of ee The parents OF tie scapants: Crs pu oe of ta Siitulion, and the pubsic ae hereby 1 ed, pe Das Uen AS. H, SLONES ER EteTs SE Pronident._ MATTHEW'S SUS DAY SCHOOL ACURSIOW AND PIC NIC TO AR- IN SPRINGS ON MONDAY, July 5th. Texchers of St. Mathew's Sanday School will give an Excursion and NIC, at Arlington, for the banefit of their School. "Phis will be one o1 afternoon The County Court for this county following gentlemen compose the Davis, Rich’d M. Smith, Henry L Peebry, assoc h of Marino Faliero, by Geo. A Icilius on Virginia's Seizure, by H. Jones The Baron's Last Banquet, by Jas. M. Rind Messiah, by John H. Maury, elicited universal Marius on the objections to making Lim Death of Leonidas, by John J. Norwood. From the Old Weathercock—Old Fickle, by Tristam Fickle, by John B. Randolph. Herculaneum, ‘The Indian as he was and as he is, articus to the Gladiators at Capua, The Soldier from Bingen, by Noiman Howa: Guido, James M. Rind. Excetient—eticted un- by David Edes, and Bxecouon of & school exhibition, afew days since. have read -‘the senior departiwnent of the male Arrivals —Schr. Federal Hill, W te justices. All the just F. Libbey ning M. Nor- Country, by by Hamil- by Alex. F-om the Dector in Spite of Himself—Gregory, t Jasper, by Francis A a son; Harry, by C. M. Norwood; James, by E V. ly weil done—elivited long Wilson. The Dead Eagle, by J. B. Randolph From the Vespers of Paie:mo—Montalbo, W. A. Gordon; Pioceda, Norman Howard; Raimond H. M. Beail, ’ 7 ‘by request.) ontrose, (by b executed in a manner that could not be excelled. large number to the most intermediate quite freely, and weare much gratified to learn that loaded boats passed Dam No. 4o0n Tuesday. The gen- pone employed upon Cumberland or early to- We bave been reminded tbat a small error of the public It shouid Forrest Hail, entlemen were last night elected officers of Mechanics’ Lodge, No is. I. G., Jefferson Robertson; V.G., Henry Payne; F.S ,Jno. Gar- -» John Paxton They will be installed into office next Wednes- day evening by the otticers of the Grand Lodge Price Current —Hot weather 20 per cent. above Spisited in- quiry about thistles and stinking gutters. Stardy . Drunken loafers, et completely overstocked, and the demand heatley, from ev. The Me- Boston line, s. RE NR EEE A. jy 1-3t as 7 SANNL v4) SALE: ALExaNDRia, Va., July 1, 1858 que aN . yaLcou ke pone ee Fe: The students of St. John’s Academy are busy this morning, preparing for thelr celebration this opens its June term on Monday next, at the court-house. The court: Turner Dixon, presiding justice; Josiah H Simpson, M es, how- ever, have been summoned, as the assessment of L ory at Omat.a oir Assay office ol the United Mint of the United States, Phuiadel, ranch mint of the United States, C ‘ A ach mint of the United States, Dehlonega, Ga... Branch runt ofthe nited States, New Orleans, La Braach mint of the Taited States, Sau Francisco, C Add difference in transfers, ...... Net amount subject to draft. . Transfers ordered toe the Treasury of the United ‘Transfers order™ to assistant treasurer of tue U ur July 1-1t WANTS. | WARNTED_—fea respectable Womsn.a Sitva- | tionas NURSE and to travel with a lady. accustumed to both. Best of reterence given, ply at 253 F street, between 18th and Mathats. It ANTED—A GIRL todo general Hourework ina smal! famiy, No. 552 L street, between 4th je 9 3t* ng Wo and sth Wax TED—»s SITUATION a x man, as Seimstress and Nurse am: walt on alady. See is entirery competent and atrentive to her duties. and wiil give satisfaction to ber em- ployer. Address Box No 15, Star Office. je 50-st WadtTsn—a COLORED GiRE years of age, to aitend to a child ® *Must come well ecommended. G wage: given. Applv at No, 332 Maes, avenue, between [2th and 13th sts. 3) St* QWaANTeD A sood COOK. Also, a Washer and fro pply at the Herndon House. e>r- ner ¢f F and %th s je 2St* ANTED-TWO HOUSE SERVANTS Yo one for washing. cooking. &c. $8 per month willLegiven; to the ether, as chambermand, less wares. ‘These servants sre wanted one mile from town—Tth street road. Inquire at MRS. Da VIs's, 573 Pa avenue. ie 29 we WANTED-A middie fami'y, who has no generally useful,and wh es of a comfortable and manent hot references required. Apply st 401 15th si corner of I. \ TANTED—A pe ENT KIGHT; 3 per Aes = Appiy at 264 street, bet 2 and 13t WANTED—A smli HOUSE, or a part of a house, with k-iche», iu the central part ef the city. Price nct to exceed $24. Address Box *61, Pos: Office. je? & HO -S WANTED.—5™ hogs wanted to ford 500 at Gaeaee Distillery, Alex«ndria, Va. For particulars «dress CLEMSON & me J about 2 | maths old. -aged VWOMA yr orions te eo wil treet, near je 24 3t* » bayavaliuable PAT- t certain chance tomeke ween i4th je 23-st* KSON, Aexardria, Va je 19-w" V ANTED- first-rate HAR iS HANDS, , ieemapeentaly ,ak ano vibe Si., Opposite Udd Fei- ” Hal f JAMES 8. TOPHAM ____ LOST AND FOUND. ed or Stolen, on Sanday »dark bay CANA we " As MaRE with white xtar iu her fore- head, slightiy lame in the ieft fore lez, and ears somewhat hengivg. The avove reward will be ud for her retarn to me on L, street, between New ersey #y:nie and let street west. or to Joha Mo'-ravr’>.B street, betwean 24nd Sl sts. . dy 1-3t* MAURICE ROCHE. 1 hereby forew: necotiet notes of na or sbout the 1856, and this 10 give notice that 1 tor renewal of the same: er cated re: iy onthe A, ist Maren, $3 ,'2. t, three #» ountme -to by, Marok 12, 1858 inz to 848, A. e. Harrington, two votes, Jan. |. 185, $53 22, $5443. due wilei Wen. meek, with credits, len *, b. Swaa, s, Mu sfers ordered to the Assistant Treasurer, San Francisce, California. . Transfers ordered from Assistant Treasurer, New York, N. Y..... + :6é States, Washington, ted States, St. WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY oT Gebony inform their Inends and fe iow eae het they will SFIERNOUN EXCUR- weer te ioe T July 21, 1858. Partionlara in futurandvertizement. fy 1 eolw_ °HE WHITE HOUSE TR IPS —The steamere George Washington and 6 - ~ ‘I Pace wil be attend: d by C. COLUM | BUS, with Kefcesheute, durime' their tr-ps.on MONDAY, the 5th mst. Mr. Colum bas willateo farnt Dorerattoe Whit xp! 4 se on thet da: alle Tang me ogy ap eres fo Cy oursions, having given @” ire sah Bet on on & hundred sach jy |-TL&s AND PLEASANT ANALOSTAN OR oo MASON’S ISLAND. Errursion and Pic Nic, Baloon Asce Pire-works, and -ofety Fuse Train, Mn The subscriber bees lexve to inform his trends and the publio that he is prepsred to furn sh bis patrons onthe Sth of July with all the ‘uxuries of th eengon «1 rand Nations! Inaepe' dence. Fare to and forthe leinnd 2" oente. ‘Privat- olabs and parties can b> furnished a meals st ony ith the shortest not o>. ere 8. BALPIN. ‘He YOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIEND 80- of Ge -rgetown will gives PiC NIC at Arimeton Spring on WEDNESDAY), July jth. rtiontars in a future adverticem nt. SRAND EXCURSBIUN TO THE WHITE HOUsr PAVILION MOUNT VERNON, On MONDAY, Jety 3. WEBER’S QUADRILLE BAND s ie D ue DAN‘ ING AT TH VILION, The steamers THOMAS COLLVER and GEO. PAGE wii leave Weshington for the White House Pavilion at the (ol eee SIN lowing names hours: 8, 9, 3 5, and leave Ai#vandrin at 8%, 1, 12h. BE, 5%, leny je 3) St the ite dine ly after muding. Te stop at Mount Vernon Mac “ round se. re forthe round trip to the White House Pa Y PIVE CENTS; Children THIK rienced Catcrer is enraged to furnish Di ner and Confectionery at city prices, No intoxienting iiquors sold erther on the boa: or at the Pavilion. Whaley’s Coaches letve the Capito! en up the Avenu ; ELLIS L. PRICE, je SAMUEL BAKER, Copinns. ASHINGTON BRANCH BAL ORE AND OHIO RAILROADS i % 53 7S REE oe EXCURSION 10 GRAFTON © t FOURTH JULY. | ON TH Onity & 21 of te Ma iv vihon, MIXY TY CENTS and pave nd down 7th etraet t» the vont. Witha view wae A, OUP: S Wil be wear at thie office to Grafton. fur € the trams ot Saturday ard Sunday return by thoxe of Monday and Tuesday. Graiton 4» situated at the juvetven ef the Balt: more and @hio and Northwestern V oads, Jul, 15, 85 GEO. BR. CLARK, from Washing on. end beyo.d the main points ol ‘ i 5. the best F.xoursivasef he season. Dinverand Re | the county expenses will be concl d th cia yviewg part ro. ttractiwn alons it~ |i tH of the true character of the charges now so fre —— — erect remained at Santa | fesimeuta served up by the proprieto sof the placa. sum of the count levy fixed ee ers Washington, Sune sare ial jes *o Wesha cron ut, Sibase mn — watt ray mora we. ku becaak F s Cruz until the 15th of May, when she left for | k-sputa’s Band is engaged. Nointoxicaced persous | *"! 1 C. . os ul Hity Wisl be aflurded to view the whe . quently brought against members of the Ad- : 2 ; admitted, nor spiritous liquors seld on the grounds The clerk of the County Court issued, during | —— 5 , hy oa es ministration, and slso as illustrative of the | Port ®@rande. in the Cape de Verde islands. Tae beat wil leave (ea wire-t whart at? 0 clock a. Hodeenen is Sees by fugit to Nanay Sodan, IN Gyanrent No. 25 su fon 129 nae tos aed Pare for sound trip NINE DOLLARS, . , od a i » | m. and 1 0’c!0o) m. Large row boats will aiso | To! : Geo in, ons ithe rn y AS yARS atter impropriety of appointing wide-mouthed | **4 reached there in safety after seven days’ | m. and! o'viook p ; Lemuel A. Cook to Anne Campbell, Joba Cook | the Penson Offios, to the uodersiened Seze-a wt a ae blatherekiting, smal!-heer politicians to places sail. fa Georgetown the packet boat Flying Cloud will | to Marga:et Doyle, Antbouy Yuan to Mary Hwt- | add ccs cf HG OTe > — bii s 4 We have advices from her, dated the 22d of | leave Congress street and Canal Wiracc at 70’clock | tey, Jonn Rudy to Catharine O'Brien. ‘Thomas | neverrescved ty Me Pant Sune expira'ion | NQNICE~ ihe WESTERN HOSE COMPA of public trust. Secretary Cobb found Dillaye . ee ard 10 0 a Rist SC S'elOGk:p. Msp © Sullivan to Ann Cain, Samuel W. Everett to | of six wesk», I shsil, under the rules of the Pens! n HEY, Pel ceve an Exeurs og to in office, and deserves the thanks of the cour- | My, which announce the health of the officers Serngehee bec Pensions Mary Smith, BE Casey to Bridvet Fitzgerald tithce, apply forad saad Warrant mg ease rn DAY Spee try for thrusting him out of it and crew excellent, and state that she was to for Gaildsee_t0 be bad ot wee OF pono rae a ae on St ee parne ate haven a8 ES eorenpd one of the most order.) aud agresable trips of the = sail the next day for Porto Praya. Feschersal the Shs eed be Hee, Pre ge, fleeting House, was | hands, as | have never assigned or sold sa-d warren’, | 92 “vet . : . Drug St destroyed by tire’ The flames ulso destroyed a JOUN ROLGERS, _je 2-e0% _ COMMITTEY Peptic Oprstox Apnoab.—No other Exéeu- JON. te frame carriage shed belonuing te the M-eting ‘vi nie her ApporntMeNTs.—The following appointecs have jast been commissioned by the President. _je Stawow ne War of sei. tive ever was more closely beseiged by more way on Friday night = REW AR D.—S: House. The stable was owned by BC. Mil- burn, whose loss wili be some hundred dollars proeR rn oy JULY EXCUKSION R. —fieo. Harvey. B. Bridget. A. yed Te Racrelse of his pent inGuences to tudes the | op, by Reveieers of Public Moneys. Chris. | og War Pitch ere it M- Harvey, Joba MY’ | ‘ric uxcemsive beat did net prevent the prompt | Cor2iest;turm the Tonntance of tue su Piney Foint. Old Point, Norfelk, exercise of his pardoning power than was Pres- No person will be admitted on che grounds | attendance of all the companies on the ground, her . 5 forehend. topher Graham, at Henderson, Minn.; Joseph lal nak ~~ The favorite Steamer POW TAN oT A ticket. jes) 4" mt r HA TAN having on ident Buchanan, not long since, to procure the uor siacken (heir forts to preserve the property anda lump uader her be y Has very thin Surpaxscd state- aud verth ac = Hopkins, at Maryaviile, California. = ; 7 ; | around. ‘The above rewara wall se paad for her retuct SATURDAY Bee a commutation of the sentence of the misguided | ©, pe rvvsrcee of ay a Samnel | [9 ereatest nnmbor di vreanVine peo ttt| ‘Tue fire department committee, in conjunction ey eee Ct pg ee We . at 7 0'e ook young man, James Powers, as we took oceasion aE faci eral Sh cee ed th an Enrope and America’ WHITE- | With a committee of the company, have just pur- | J¢29-St AT MURTAUGH. — oct wharf, V fi in at th is Beli M. Hawkins, at Grenada, Mississippi; Win. RSf. His PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRO- | chased in Baltimore a new hose carriage for the $5 REWARD WILL EE PAID FOK MY sve Pinces, towghing at 1s to explain at the time elieving that the Moss, at Washington, Arkansas Y PRS Hydraulion Fire Company. We learn it isa tine | 02 COW, winch streyed or was ete len . public interest demanded the inflexible execu- tions of the law's deerce in that case, we were Bot among those who felt at liberty to petition the President to ward it off, and witnessed tho intense efforts to that end with sincere misgis - ings as to their probable effect upon the future ee ae . pan ee — the Steamer wil! : States mails in a majority of the States of the thorities, by Kichard =, Cox, Counsellor-at-Law, | copal High School of Virginia, near this pizce FOTICE.-STRAVY MAR ‘Came to the sub on Monvay the sth 3 of society here, if successful. In nothing more | Union. Taese contracts embrace several of Ni ge hias tons BAniph lets 25 sents The exeicises commenced at 2}; o’clock in the soriber’s resiceres. on tie corner of hing xt Od Sevat and © than in the firmness with which President To be Surveyor General of New Merico.— William Pelham, of that Territory. Tue Maits.—To-day commences the terms of the new contractors for carrying the United the most extensive and important mail rouies Hotei, iece of apparatus. hrcnday nest. \O * LASTER ERS.— Proposals are invited for Plastering Willards’ Hote: b:xtension. jy \-lw* J.C. & HA. WILLARD. ‘PHE RIGILY OF DETENTION, VISIT. AND Search, examined on legal principles, and au- In7. FRANCK TAYLOR. THE MUSIC DEPOT TRECEIVED AT of W. towing order : It will arrive in this city on Eleven hundred and twenty-three free negroes have been registered in this county since July, Quite a number of our citizens attended, yes- terd iy, the seventeenth anniversary of the Epis- afvernoon, and were proceeded with in the fol- on Saturday Ia t from the commons Washiogton. She isa white Bi some red spots aud hair growl think :) ear marks, crop and w: and A orc livered a ck pom for Ui returnsame night. his wilt ottord the party amp! view the Atinntic Gcenn and Ch daylight. to enjoy the > re7e, to fick, bathe, also, to visit tre Fortificn ions at Old Maryland avenue and 6th street eset Gu the 2th dey of June, 1853, smal! light SOR a Buchanaa obeyed the prompiings of bis judg. } i Ini rez G. METZEROTT, « | ss e Prayer RELI. MARE. with fiax ma ail two hind promplings of wis Judg-} in the Union. On the strength of the adage “ VTA # large wssortmeut rayer. — ad i . i b le BANJOS. “Cell an 3 a s - lega chated as with arops: white sterin her fore ment in that caso, has he proved his worthiue=s | that “a new broom sweepsclean,”” we may now oe ae ser SS “oe Maio t iaieet atin head. “The own: r in hereby fied to come fr- to be trusted with the responsibilities af the Chief Magistracy of the United States. Indce l, the fact is so palpable as that the press of other localities cursed as Washington city has beea for years past by rowdyism rampant, are, in the lenguage of the New York Herald, de- expect the prompt conveyance of the mails. Rererxip.—Moses Kelly, Esq., Chief Clerk in the Interior Department, returned to the city yesterday, after a trip of some two weeks duration to New Hampshire. In his absence DAWA BROKER.— 810,06 will be loaned, m small suas, on any artic-es of value, by HERZ obRG, Loceused 49 Pa, ave., bet. bd and 434 » SEASON, ferson county, Va. 3. Somers, Alexandria, Va. Jelesn Jrstin Lewis, Galveston, Texas 2. Extract—Last Hours of Socrates—D. 41. O-ation—Books—Wm. T. Fry, 1. Salutatory Oration in Latin—K. Nelson, Jef- M. 3. Extract—Time’s Midnight Voice—F. B. Port Repub- ward, prove property, pay char, Y away. Ww UGH. DISTRICT OF CO!UMBIA. Corxty oF Wasuincton, ro wit.—Onthi 23th Cay of June A. D. 1858 personaily eppesred Wm. Maybugh mad -ath on the hoy evanse'y of a'michty Gud, tuat the ebove statement is jest ard tre bed and sworn to beiore me, the subecri- Navy Yara and Dry suck at Gosport, »: ‘ © her object vl in*erest. we well seppued with » i » sit Water, and the Washington and Ee aan stat Se 20 boxes ORANGES lic. Va. ber, a Justice of the Peace tor the County afore. | PGHAS 22 ALY REATONARKUR AG. OM ciaring that his decision has“ proved that he | the Chief Clerk's duties were ably discharged 3. boxes LEMONS: os xnid. Bi mats a aie P MODATIONS at 360 street, nortiraide, s cnr (President Buchanan) i ion | DY Mr. Lester. One EDO Sees. No Exceilence without Great Labor | _ 3229-3" W. A. MULLOY. J.P. _ 5, canine ~: 1 * tan a oe - vorty of the station | DY Mr. b! 16, 0) TO. BAADL. T. DRURY, Grocer, & exer Hodis ville, - OO NOR RENT—On K strect, near Tb. 0 den olds, a at he i io corner : Extract—Th SE Jett tleee story KAM St. a duty at whatever cost Sie * ha Ovr or Towx.—The Commissioner of the iy 1st pee 9 yi RAL a SE EY Phelps Mare abuie Ve ial gs lao GEORGETOWN APVERTISEM’TS. et bmck Neng = ‘ aero pari jooaes ; vie what the Herald so pertinently ike cheated _— Land Office, Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks, } 7 SA, COFFERS, &e. Ao ia gt - H. McGuire, Boyd- [Ser rinst Pace | aL eowe Mcallen. So. 451 ath t. : 1s left the eity to pay a short yisit in the é = — to say with reference to President Buchanan's course in this case: State of Indiana; and the chict clerk, John S. 100 prcxages FRESH TEAS L5bags SAVA and RIO COFFEE, over, Va. 8. Extract—The Critie—T. S. Garnett, Han- TOR BOSTON.— the regular preset schooner Maretta Burr, Capt. tra Nickers in, bas f | FO, SE FOR REN! aso Per TUR) PCR Asmail FRAME BOISE z ; Reagents : seh : mal fe Sthe, ic denu wil) have quick ¢ispateh fort "Sq uve - Ax Exsueit zo ax Fottowep.—OnSaturday | Wilson, Esq , is filling his position during his | PUGEe* Lesherwnd. 1 2 ny, very o'd 0 Oration—Character of La Fayette—J. w.| see geti, (Fer ieeiht sppiy vo HARE “rect, between | Jast, at Washington, D.C , the convict aad mur | absence. = 2 pipes'| OLEAN GIN, oO" “| Mitchell, St. Lous, Mo. REY & MRO. EES. | Skowl tearene ers was duly executed accoiding tothe Tue Weara The following fa Ta barrels old WHISKY, 10 Poem—The Ravages of Time—G. W. Pe-] JJiIR® WORKS FOR THE Po RTa oF . sentence of the law. Every exertion hai gene THER.—The following roport of the | [7 ‘do. PORT W ‘ ag! -W. F'RE , 4 promines. ‘Thix is & bine opportunity te ° i ¢ etlion <4 ee 5 ! va erkin, Richmond. JULY —Pire works of ai! kinds, larce and | a + ut eoine to hone kerpive besieged the President, throwh hereelf at we | pee cree line to the Smithsonian Institution. | sain CIGAKS. New ¥. d fuente b Naledictory Addresses—Jos. Packard, Jr., Fatr- | oy Goods, a large assortment at reduced ate BSENE ee Hues situatatsd on Pa, knees. and with all a mother’s energy beg The time of observation is about 7 o'clock Just received irom rune at ae fax county, Va. MISS THUMAS’, avenue and loth street. Apply at the G un Shop. the life of herson Persons of humane cbarert JULY 1, Iso5 _sy 1-6teo ___ __ MURR. 2M Mes, At the conclusion of the speaking, music again * Rook and Fansy Store, fo 59 at* thouzh Weak instincts had repeatedly solicited | New York, N.Y. cothenr sharin RUN FER POSED te samcater, the pre ie oad Fenn en eee ag naks | eet met: New Kigh ot: neer 106; Gastantoun (OR RENT AT §30 PER ANNUM.—HOUSE the like favor, aud hed tro erable i. | Potiatetpurn. + clear, pleasant Pele I at eo shoot and deliver uuced the honors of the | A EW HERRING AND Av EWIVES. No. de north mice Maes vey ue. a few done : . Mer. Buc a . * — 2 ot. uv thorous h order, pace eapaeing Papin Tapauan withstood all ap- Charis al ‘lear, warm, one of the most agreeab'e sammer retrest: Premiums intended for the occasion. Then, | Sw barréls No, | new Pickle} Herring, Sod peosceaten anes on bed tosetanecte eaten es attention to the youth of the ne ee ew bin as rg clear, wind NE. for families se king cool suade. fine w ter. tiaciug | after music and the benediction, the exercises | 100 do. o. Dry Salted dv. the sara and fore pomp inth- kichen, with bething y of the prisoner, “Sir,near. ‘chmond, Va -clear, th. SS.wind 8. aur, commod ous accommodations, and every con- a 2 do, a i a floor. ly all the murd de: Posi closed. This morning a large number of the . io, Alewives, St. Johns, room on secon: = = y «i e murders and ciltues of violence so fre. terabury Va clear, ther &6 cvivable luxury of the table «f a wel-kept ruval students left for their te is hk 5») do. do. Split Herring, JOHN _E. KP NDALL, Siem young meso? naa tee rn geommtted by | Norfolk. Va. clear, th. *@.wind SW | Rev bee yes mynejcr cen opm ortable roots uaGlled | ing their Alma Mater forever. ne es | 8 Cut Herring: iow __ “near City Hall, 436 street. hanged. © ani Bd the murderer was guly | Wilmington, N.G clear, ther 1. where desirous of escaping from the at, hent and | | The whole number of flour inspections for the | iaty"Hand Tor sale iy en eerste Burr and brig | OG. ah a —tne ban 1K UWE LLING ate Here is an example fd re 4 2 glare of the cities. ‘Two trains run d«iiy to x d| last quarter is stated at 15 fre! T - " ated on thedns: side o street, one te Here is a lesson by whici they should profit’ No | Savannah, G lear, th 79, wind Sw | | His terms are moderate. and he spires no pring to | Gust they met tne Lutueren Sabin ee coon pene L NOTIC inte sppis 0. A. Ws RANDAL, corner of Ten one can doubt but it was a very painfal duty for acon, Ga _ warm. pl. ase all who favor him with their patronage. He Wash We bh that the d: ICENSES,—A!! persous whose licenses from the | aud D sta. sess Mr Buchzwan to refuse ta grant the Votumons, pe clondy, warm referg to th folowing gent ema :, Whose famiies or ashin, ie = amides the day was spent | Corporation: { Ge-rgetown exp.re ou the Sth inst a ys9m REN § —xrwere! pleasant ey broken-hearted mothes; but he heda dere topen | Montgomery, Ala .. olondy, wares, mesbors thereuf have been questa inh s estublish- | Qrlightfully by the large company. The chil- | are nerebs notified promptly to renew the same; oth- | _ & PARLORS nd Cu AMBE 4 form to bis fellow-citizens, and Le perfurmed it | Lower Peach Tree, Ala....cloudy’ : mut, viz: Commander Jno. Rodgera, U. % N.3 | dieu, expecially, enjoved themselves very much. | erwise they muy sutioct chemssives torn tne. keane Fd : r* # manfully He proved that he was worth, Mobite, al ? } perl aa Cact. Meiges, US A5C.S. Wallach FsqiJ W.| The Rev Jonn Cosby, of Sharon Chapel, in| June 23, 1851. W. LAIRD, Cierk, | O70 or the west f statton He Bolds. and that be had the nerve Sas Gainesville, Mise. -Sonae ea ead ee E24 and Lieuty AV. Porter.U 5. Ny Fatfax county, was presented by the ci ae | ie 8 SawtJalvorh : a bis Quiy, ut whatever cost to Lis feelings New Orleans, La. cloudy, t 81,wind SW ToT Bie ern onan tae VeRY DESIRABLE H. USE in Georgetown jad our Siat- Governo-s sho wed Frederick, 4.2 ie 2 P.KASK READ. Bible. for sae or exenange for a vacan’ lot Wash - nauess of Sir. Buchanan this eoune tens moe | Orsssieariaiat os bree Lavres Preparing to leave the o ty during the| Mr. Robert M. Monroe, an old resident of this | ington. Inquire at Nos? Hich street, Georgetown, ee can oem an aan @ift-rent conatry ts live in, snd the eri Wheeling, V mrs = summer will fad it groaily to heir advantage toca l | city, died suddenty at his residence on Water | or PULLAKD WEBB. (ad story) 7th st. Wash- | es Mh Lbs, 503 P's. avenue, i tween dy and tda of our large cities very ‘en nce maa ree- Sten’ bs clear, hot. ne Cerne | my stock of wag Ca Whe al Which | strect last Tuesday night. ingtor. je Sw Me 8. EAR ab.’ je 28 cawsw* cit 5 - ; : : streets. ie oe" such < ities as this criminals are pe rede ke ynebburg, oe bdo cash, to eunbie me, if Possible, Diving than entire Two sabbath School excursions are announeed . BKICh HOI SE Ne. OT that the chances «f capital punisument are inf. | Uristel, fen. Sony th. 79. new fail siock. for next week. BOARDING. t e seen Mie. avenue acd M aitely slendes, ard that imprisonment for at-im | ‘Thermometer, . ha ‘i spr 1 would enumerate as fo'lows, viz: A poor frliow came slowly into town yester- menerieriag ere — ~ | street liberat t TRE. of yea 2 Tuey knpw that day, 22 poppet od ecg noon to- rea Black Lace Lbs: 8. 1S rener Hos day morals having walked from Washington Cc?! NTRY BUAKW.—M&S. PAYNE, having |a-> ‘py on the premises to J, T. PERRY. viet them—a very rare | aight, 75 yesterday, 07; min:mum last Reval tank > eee in the rays of the broiling sun; unable to travel | / enlarged her Louse and otherwise im ~ an | e226" << plato bow-a-days—a weak Governor will vate Eng’h & Brus'is Thread, | <traw aud Sik Bonnets, septal oii eee tone Se ey opine ieee Saleen a lemeion Eon H1-04 die luge and : th ‘s* " Bot be role to resist the apprais of some weeping pa er aan eee Laces and enol do., * | Dress-"Trimmin a negro woman. ceo ane renee. Sar tee og’ & SING No. 20 2) «1 pga ein f relation, or the prtitiun of faint-heeciet uw Tt: © amount of rain that has fallen over ®@| #I’k Silk & Thread Laces Kid Glaves only 5" cen’ shin Fost rae, ‘oe ——:, Na. oo the to- fr ery ‘Tris —— bilauthropists. They knew that erime will not { [2°8* Portion of the United States in six werk:, | Real & Imi'n « jond do | suk Egyp’n turst Mitts, NOTICE, cedetjonioe Badeye st as = BG | iaaeone ments, and admirals se ry - = duigs 1a eR NUaE ument, and they therefore ir. | Twnoiag from the Ist of May to the 12th uf dune, | Skane Thread lila ps, Cotton and Silk Fringes TD UERGUE tereve nal peteies hom aeadild Latame ceseconetbe eine Atlention | house 4.0m punctuate act te ren. Auo- New York perge to thelr evil passions bas scarcely a paraliel. The Pittsburg Journal | '*hrcad, TST Me tte. Boy une un my scoountaa 1 will pay no debits eo. | fa their aomfacr nnd enis PT jnvs seo te hee <4 eutt tise Blessings of such os Genet ee ea evicy | says the average of observations will rive avout French And Swiss Masti Sota, very Gheap. written order tet tne dates ee BOARDING <A email and strictly private fam ly = ES a “ i a # ar. Sw. 5 he t fo : uv me te er = . seetal dn a2 Sees, tuere would ye mn won. | i” inches In May, and 5 inches to the 12th of | Satu and Cambne kigings de. Ses Serres Je) 3:*_ | acd indy, or two Tutte gente, Low hot th yon Tat op ACA ED rmpcot aa iolaution in crimes and viotence. t¢- | 788°, oF 15 Inches in 43 days, ‘These rainsdo not | ‘id, isuok J hread, and bil Gauntle , HE BES ROMAN ayDNAPLE STRINGS, | Mller furnished suit HE entersizned © im capes enroute ® Saget ites could only be got to uvdersiand | *ppearto bave been loral—but extend east and A rh ebb snep | otions naual!y found inafuil| J qyhvlesule and ralb it we She Bash e Fi, tyre Boome, ana fas. on ream ee pow pain ey ip eery vo (ow dag. ine r ie < . As t wade e pressed io Lis reply o Ph dag csraen SO terseiy ex. | west at least 1,00U miles, and north and soath half ‘TR VENS’ New Fancy S:ore, Jo —_____Ws &. METEUROTP, | dren in the hous: snk seuty expects tbat they we? se RIL \ ply argument avout Pow. | that listance 336 Pa. avonue. bet Sthand 10th atregts. ge hy FOR BALE OR ¥ ‘6th and 7th street», ania promptiy. w. Centre Merk. t, wileolw (Sates) me BULL? ‘So Let—Une Koom, without board, je ls-lm* | je % eoruer 8th Bt. OPPY-