Evening Star Newspaper, July 3, 1858, Page 2

EVENING ST! WASHINGTON OTTY: SATURDAY. ee 107 Advertisements sh mt im by 11 e'’cleck a. m.; otherwise they may met appear until the next ve U7 Monday next, the Sth instant, having been set apart by common consent, in this city, to be observed in honor of the anniversary of American independence, we shall issue no paper on that day, in order that the army of employees of bir Star office may have an opportunity to partic pate in the festivities of the occasion. ee se SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union publishes the debate in the Brit- ish Parliament on the 15th ult. upon the Search question, as conclusive evidence that the Brit- ish Government bave abandoned their preten- sions to maritime police, of which ‘visitation,’ to verify the nationality of the visited vessel, was claimed as an outbirth. The Union con- tinues : “ We took the ground that we had an absolute right to the uninierrupted use of the usappropri- ated parts of the sea for our navigation; and the President sent to the West Indies such an in- crease of our squadron as, under his instructions, would enable our naval force to exact immunity for our merchant vessels. It was thus that the issue came to be practical. rendering it necessary that the British government, in the face of an im- Pending collision of hostile fleets, should either disavow their pretensions, or enforce them at the cost of war.” The Union says that this disavowal has been made, and that Lord Napier does not disguise the conclusion that his government has utterly abandoned its pretensions The Intelligencer, also, publishes copious extracts from the debate alluded to by the Union, and remarks of it, that with searcely an exception, the sentiments are kindly and their thoughts couched in calm and statesman- like language, altogether becoming the dignity ef their posiiions and the importance of the subject discussed. Of the speech of the Ear! of Malmesbury, which commands from his of. ficial position, especial consideration, it says, his admission of the correctness of the ‘“inter- national law aa laid down by the American Minister for Foreign Affairs,” and his sugges- tions as to the best method of suppressing the slave traffic, notwithstanding the practical dif- ficulties in the way. appear to have been dic- tated by 2 proper desire to maintain friendly relations with the United States ————-2+e-___ WASHINGTUN NEWS AND GOSSIP. Tar Traxsit Rovte Compricatioxs —We are inclined to place as little reliance in the last budget of stories from Nicaragua—that land so fruitful of roorback, if of naught e!s — as in the wonderful accounts lately published concerning Monsieur Belly’s still more won- derful diplomatic and stock-speculation opera- tions in the same quarter, which have already been exploded, by the by. Indeed, the last story goes to confirm our impression, some time ago explained, that Belly has been neither more nor less than an operator in the pay of Vanderbilt, who is notoriously in the receipt of about $750,000 per annum for keeping the } aragua route closed, through his bold and un- scrupulous stock operations at home and in- trigues in Nicaragua. The last mare's nest from that quarter represents Vanderbilt as having ottained a new transit-route charter from Martinez, by and through a bribe of 3100.000, bard cash, paid down on the nail. We regard the story as being fishy, because well aware that Vanderbilt's interest under his contract with the Panama company is to keep the route closed. We have no idea that he is disposed to risk his certain $750,000 per annum (without the expenditure of more than enough to pay the agents he employs to aid him in per- petuating the Panama route monopoly at a cost of three or four millions per annum to the People of the United States) for the. at best, very doubtful prospect of making more thana Profit of $750.000 per annum by himself run- ning the Nicaragua route in opposition to the Panama route, and, possibly, also, the Tehuan- tepee route. Bat if he has oe nominal contract from Martinez. as anonymous writers for the New York papers allege, it umounts only to authorization for him tu ran the route in case Of the fuilure of the Stebbins company to fulfil its engagemeats with Nicaragua, which cannot be determined legally fur some years to come ; and then, not by Nicaragua, but by umpires. Such are the terms of the Stebbins contract Oa the whole, we regard this last so-called contract with Vanderbilt as being like Belly’s bellowing, simply the very last trick of Mr Vanderbilt in the work of earning a continu- ance of the $750,000 per annum of black mail paid to him by the Panama company for aid- ing them to keep the Nicaragua transit route closed against American travel Seuaer.—Excepting hanging, murder, sud- den death, and all manner of death. whether by artificial or natural means, it would be dif- ficult to imagine anything more distasteful now than the summer heat of a burning sun. Bay- ard Taylor, whilst in Egypt, thought that suf- ficient heat had been infused into the pores of his body to cook a basket of eggs by the simple process of hugging them. Were he in Wash- ington now, instead of Russia, we fear that Egyptian impreesion wou!d still enliven his faucy. Surely nothing could be more insup- portable than the present heat. All talk of British outrages, Mons Belly, and Para, insults—for ourself, we are more inclin fight the sun—to fight this warmth. It comes in every oppress ve, wearying. destructive form; it makes natural indolence torpid and stuggish, and drage heavily upon the most ac- tive. We feel the day long somniferousiy in- clined, and are not unfrequently dis the midst of duty, to yield to Mo the officer, who once bore important despatches trom the Crit to the Czar Nicholas, and fell asleep while relating his story. The necessity fur that “masterly inactivity” referred to by different eminent men, is most fe pressive at the present time; he who succeeds in best observing it, keeps cuolest mend the doctrine to every sensible it be allowable to wish that this gri were an ice-house. and eye Jump of ice, we almost w nearly prove that Washington is now the hot- test place on earth Seraggs meets one with the most doleful aspect maginable—being only a visitor to the great metropolix_ and declares that be is resily unable to decide whether Ie is a man or a fluid. and that whilst Somethi : of him is left; for he finds himself ann’ guay ed to osed, in rpheus ; like vreibly im- We com- man. If eat globe ry creature in it a ish it; for we could b daily and rapidly rnnning away from himselt—he in tends running away from Washington, if only Yor the philanthropic ¢ rest of the world. This sentiment and sensa- tion is about the same with al! of us We learn from different scandalous tongues, that certain ladies on entering a ball-room, a concert-room, the opera-house, and even in the simple promenade. walk and step as if, like the crimine!s of old, they had hot irons under their feet. if this be true, although we scares. ly believe it, we advise them, in a whisper, to experiment down Pennsylvania avenue about noon. The artificial effort would be very slight nject of cautioning the Uran Arrains.—From the ‘synopsis of the Army Orders, directing the movements of the troops comprising the Utah expedition, which we published on Wedresday, it will be ob- served that altbough no further resistance may be offered by the Mormons, to require an armed force in their midst, yet the presence of the army there and en rowte will not be without its advantages. The truth is, not a soldier or implement of war, probably, has been for- warded which was not needed in some part of that extensive region. The Indians in Oregon, Washington, Utah, and Nebraska, like all others of their race, require constant watching to prevent them from committing depredations on passing trains or frontier settlements. The presence of th’s force will acquaint them more fully with the power of our Government, and its ability to avenge the murder of its citizens even at remote distances in the wilds of the in- terior, and thus, appealing both to their cau- tion and respect, will no doubt render them more tractable. Then, again, the permanent location of por- tions of the force in Utah and the Piatte dis- trict, will render the Government more com- petent to defend emigrants and settlers from Indian outrages, and, also, by promptly pun- ishing every instance of this character which may transpire, to effectually intimidate the tribes from molesting our citizens. The unfortunate defeat which is reported to have overtaken Col. Steptoe recently in Ore- gon, will also require the immediate employ- ment of a portion of the troops in that quarter, if the rumor proves true. We understand that the War Department has issued further orders directing in the latter contingency, that an other regiment of infantry. either the 6th or 7th, shall be sent forward immediately from Utah to Fort Walla Walla Tur Inpiana SENATORIAL Qvestion.—The final action ef the Senate upon this question is most emphatically approved by the Democratic press of the Great West. Our exchanges from that quarter come to us laden with congratu- latory articles with reference to it. Asa spec:- men of their tone upon it, we make the follow- ing brief extract from a late number of the Louisville (Kentucky) Covrier: Tux Inviana US. Sexators —The unani- mous vote of the United States Senate, on the tinal question as to the validity of the election of Bright and titch, as Senators from the State of Indiana, will be approved by every Lonest, law- abiding citizen of this Republic. It is a scathing, withering rebuke to that law- less, disorganizing faction in the State S-nate of Indiana, which attempted. by fiand and violence, to defeat the choice of the Democratic party at the last session of their Legislature. [t fs «till more so toanother class of men known as Douglas dis- organizers en them aquietus in Ine diana, isignificance of their leader in the United States Senate. We know that Mr Douglas has done all in his power to defeat the cont) mation of Bright and Fitch, and onr infor- mation is, that he controled but one rote, and that Was his own We are glad that be voted as be did on this question [tis another of the many evidences we have lately had of his hostility to the true men and measures of the Democratic party. Bright and Fitch were fairlyand legally elected by the Legislature of indiana, and now that that decision has been affirmed by the United States Senate, we hope to hear no more about § bogus.”? These gentlemen are both eminently worthy of the high places they fill. Tue Remains or tue Lats Cou. Tazopo- Ric BLanp.— Bectsvitig, June 25th, 1-58. Editor of the Star : The removal of the remains of C olonel Monro? from New York, reminds me of another Virgin- ian, whose remains are now in the city of New York. Colonel Theodoric Bland, adistinguished cavalry officer in the revolutionary war, died in New York whilst attending, as a Member of Congress from Virginia; and bis remains were deposited in a vault in that city. His widow, in her will, appropriated money which she directed her executor to use in the remova! of the re mains of Colonel Bland to Cawsans, near City Point, in Virginia, and there to be deposited under aweep- ing willow tree, and a monument erected on that spot to the memory of Col. Bland The executor faithless to his duty, appropriated the money to other use, and the late John Randolph, of Roan- oke, to whom Cawsans was bequeathed, made no effort to comply with what most men would have held asa sacred duty. Mr. Randolph de- vised it to his half-brother, the late Henry St. George Tucker, who sold it, “The mother may forget her child Wha’ smniles sae sweetly on her knee; Bot Ill remember thee, Glencairn, And all that thou bast done for me.’ (Burns : ”) professed preat love Yor his native State od biess ber? La bis will be devised the Records of the Virvinia Company”’ to the University of Oxford, “Old England" The remains of tis mother’s brot er, Col. Bland, and the faithlessness of his wife executor in not removing them to Cawsans, were not “remembered” by Mr. Randolph “Its not in titles nor in rank; Its not in weelth like Lon’on bank ‘To purchase peace and rest." Burns x. The jate-J R.,of R Navy Derartwent Provotsoxs.--Mr. J T. Winslow, of North Carolina, has been pro- moted from a first class clerkship to a second class clerkship. in the Naval Bureau of Con- struction, vice John Gilman, deceased. Win A. Elliott, of Maryland, has been appointed to a first class clerkship in the } Construction val Bureau of Tae Weatuer.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock: JuLy New York, N.Y Philadelphiz Pa. Geltimore,Md Washington, D.C Richmond, Va Petersburg ,Va Norfolk, Va. * Wilmington, N.C. Columbia, S$ C Charleston, $.C. Augusta Clear, ther 5% clear, th 56. clear, ther. $5, clear, warm rar, th 2, wind W clear, warm. clear, th ©2, wind SW ‘lear, hot s.clewr, warm. clear) warm Montgomery, Ala Lower Peach Tree. Mobile, Ain . Gainesville, M New Orleans. La Frederick, Md Cumberland, Md Wheeling. V Staunton, Va. -clear, warn. Lynchburg, Va . clear, ther. 30. Barometer at the Smithsontan, at 7 a.m , (cor- rected for temperature,) 29 545; at noon, 29.508 Thermometer, at7 am, tnoon 91?. Max- imum yesterday, 93; minimum last night, 7>. 15> The propetier North America, engaged in the light-ouse service, has been destroyed Ly fire on Lake Sinclair. No lives lost owned at Clev d and insured for aol abate le eases ell IF A dispatch from Leavenworth states that Governor Denver deprecates the removal of the troops from Fort Scott, and be has visited Lait mie to concert nm es to replace them UP A dispatch from Albany, N. Y., states that the receipts of breadstutt's at tidewater for the fourth week of June, show an increase over the same period of last year, as follows - SLANT bbls ; wheat 215.011 bushels; cor 3 hels. Reducing wheat to flour, the total in- ¢ in receipts of flour to the present time is 35,426 barrels cloudy, ther. $2 clear sb owery. th 79,windS she was 0,000, Flour, Removal oF tHe Rematns OF PREsipeNt Moxroe —The remains of Ex-President Monrce were exbumed at New York yesterday morning, ‘n the presence of Governor W ise, Col. Lee. and “ol. Bell, of Va; Mr. Mouroe,a nephew of the deceased ; and others. “Phe eoflin was in ar erllent state of preservation, and it was immedi ately removed to the Church of the Ascensio, ¢ Dusing the day the flags on various public and other buildings tn the city, and on the shipping, were displayed at hair mast, and minute guns were fired from 3 o’cloe ao clock till sundown, bells The procession Passed dow, o'clock, the sth regiment of 4 company of the 71st reyim (ot. The piocession was about 4 mite in length, but it drew a inp hoot Spectators to the sidewalks. It reached the Of Hall at 54; o'clock, where the remains lay in at A OU this a ternoon, when the sth regiment take charge of them, and leave for Richmond, where they will arrive early oa Monday morning " Broadway at 44 National Greys, and ent acting as the es- PERSONAL. +... George C. Whiting, ., the Commis- sioner of Resclous, is crpictsal ts arrive in this city this evening ++. The President yesterday took up bis resi- dence at the ve pari d Asylum Secretary Floyd has also moved out fo the Asylum. .+-» Prof. Francis Bowen, the antt-Hungarian Professor of History in Harvard University, was @ passenger for England in the steamer Europa. --.. The London Illustrated News says Chas. Mackay bas returned tothe Strand from America. Oar friend Is warm in his acknowledgments of the hearty welcome he received ..-. Thos Ramsay. Esq , having retired from “The New York Churchman,” being about to return to England, bis native country, was pre- sented, on Thursday last with a silver ink-stand. ++. Mr. Bennett Fowler, the man who made money at pearl fishing last year, made his ap- pearance in Concord, N. H., a few days ago, in- side ofa ladies skeleton coat, over which hung loosely a calico robe depending from his neck, and open at the front, for the purpose of securing agood cireulation. He wore a pair of white pants under the skirt. Errects or Hor Wratnea.—There were thir- ty-three deaths from sun stroke in New York on Monday last, and thirty-seven on Tuesday. In Philadelphia, there were thirteen on Mon- day and fourteen on Tuesday. In Baltimore, six on Monday, six on Tuesday, and five on Wednesday ee 1 The Railroad Convention for the adjust- ment of the differences between the Erie and Central railroads resolved that the New York & Erie road be requested to advance the passenger rates to the prices previous to the reduction till the 15th of July. Mr. Moran, the President of the Erie Railroad, protested against the resolution, and declared | god advice unless the thermometer shall come f | down about 40°. that the company was not bound by the action o! the Convention. if A STATED MEETING of the Columt EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Ss UNITARIAN CH C=" kaw being the 4th of Jul discourse wil’ be delivered by Re’ . inthe Chureh on the corner of 6th and D streets, sectors commence at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, ty Sth? sia TyPonraphiont Society will be held eal —TO MOR- GEORGETOWN. » D.C. July 3, 1858. Correspondence of The Star. ty, : . Grorcrtown, July 3. 1858 parte asecnaret Gente pent uavakerion sl The silver plate stolen from the dwelling of | any ly paper publis a epee OS R. P. Dodge, Fsq , as noticed in the Star of yes- ied eee applying for letters tn th terday, was traced vesterday by officer Gross to an eating house on Bridge street, kept by a yel- low man named Richard Daily. The plate was | Anderson, taken in charge by the officer, and Daily arrested and taken before Justice Reaver. It appeared from the statement of Daily that he had purchased LADIES" List. Roberts, Sarah M and from the Monw: ent im Raurou, Fannle Le ELLIS L ric s h will run from the corner of Hib Ive°, Elizabeth T ‘a . 4 it from a white man for $1, which statement was | Beis Ap 8 Ineieurtent ie sm eM and Bridge <treate a: ine following hours: € Rod it corroborated by the fact that the thief had offered | Burg Kmma ennedy, van, Widow J ouarg. it for sale at several other places before going to perf erage ogg rie ANALUSTAN OR Daily's. The Justice, however, in consequence | pier sire: ine, Hearieita . of being unable to produce the party from whom | jritu,chariotte A Locas, he purchased jt, held him to bail for bis appear- Cuoline ance at the Criminal Court. C ark, Mre The exercises of the annual commencement of the Georgetown College will commence Tuesday next, at 5 o’clock p.m. Mayor Crawford returned the ordinance reor- ganizing the police and night watch to the Councils last night with his veto. The bill was passed. however, over his veto by a vote of nine to one in the Council and three to one in the Al- dermen. Two of the Aldermen ahd one mem- Fr ber of the Council were absent, all of whom are @r favorable to the measure. The Councils ad- journed to meet on Tuesday night—it is under- The subscriber bee. na the public that Murnane, Honors ‘arraway. MratB 2 Maitian: Dorrey, hilze Marlow, Mre WH . Mre Mary E Myers, Clare Sarah Upane Van De ven ot th Lucege web & ortest not co. F E Woodland, FA Weediow, SD wate clubs and parties y ome aid meals at j _ |, A SRAND EXCURSION To THE WAITE HOUSt PAVILION Wiitame, Barbara Yours, Aon K AND i INT ¥ RNON stood for the purpose of electing the oificers pro- MOU f . vided for in this bill = On MONDAY, Jour 6 We would advise our citizens to obtain this WEBER'S QUADRILLE BAND evening supplies sufficient to last them until | atexauior, Sandy " Exoa Tuesday. ax we are informed by the butchers | Ado ph, rii Green, Joel © s FE CED FOR THE 7 HE PAVILION, that there will be no market on Monday morning. | Alexander, Lawson Guild! Johu DANCING aT TH : dame, Col SP Gricsby, Hrgh B HOM If you want to spend the coming Fourth ina | {fem Cold E Grigsby. Hs The stesiners THO real comfortable way call on Arny & Shinn and | ses James Sriest Prask PAGE wii iewe W provide yourself with a full supply of their pre- minum summer beverages, and then betake your- self to some cool shade—not forgetting in the meantime to obtain from Miss Thomas, on High street, a supply of fireworks. Thix we consider the White House Pr lowing name! how White House Pa Holiieter, Lois ; Children THIR Haudy, Le Messrs. Barnard & Buckey, auctioneers, sold ene : on Thursday, lot situated on the corner of Mar- jogen, Jon enoed Caterer is enenged to furarsh Din . fectionery at city prices. ket space and the canal, with old frame tene- Raghen, rrr eae niko mo iment thereon, for $1,005—purchaser Mr. James Bod.thn, 'T. Gross Uncle George (Shoemaker) our efficient flour inspector, reporis the following as the result of the labors of himself and deputy, Mr. Daniel McCann, for the quarter ending June 30: April at the Pav: ren. < . Whaiey's a leave yates ge up the Avenue an owe Tth street ELLIS L PRIC SAMUEL BAKE Brown, SJ Bridge, SJ ied ; RV. Dk. TEASDALE will preach in his Chureh, 1sth street. oa SUN inst, Immediately after the morn right of Baptism will be atminist r —On TUESDAY EVENI s -+at 8 o'clock. our German fi inithe public gen tend the deliver guage at Gerha, Capitol Gate, ry Beg tharbor C Anu progress a Ciscourse 8) 01 Mr. at veci, Commissioner of f ‘bat new city, inthe Stiteof New AY, the 4th ung service the ered. The public raliy are cordially invited to at- u the Germn lan- m Maryland avenue, near the ty. His subj- ct willba ti e foundation : avill-ed, Elwd = Swift, Wm ON ASHINGTON BRANCH BALTIMORE 4 ) whole barreis, 20) half barrels ; May 13. Br muier, Jaw Hautes ape Smith Wm W Ww AND OHLO RAILROAP whole barrels, 960 half barrels, 36 do. rve fl Bote, James Holues, David Wo Sc.tt, WF aie Rae cre 100 do., kiln-dried corn meal ; June 11,163 whole | Brewers: Joun - ° is Rai 4 i. barrels, 659 balf barrels—making, in the aggre- | finn? jane gate, for the quarter, 43.5254 barrels of all kiads The offerings of beef cattle at the drove yards yesterday amounted to about 250 head ; about 200 of which were purchased by District’ butchers at $3 50aS1 37 on the hoof, equal to $7aSs.75 net. EXCURSION TO GRAE TON ON THE Sica FOURTH JULY. Wane view to «fer an « and his Sailroad, Excursron dockets will be esved Brandi, Juo T Brows, Geo C lirece, George f ui Browsing, GW Sav th & Stoatl at this office 1 Grafton, for either of the traime o: Pp aud lambs scarce and high, selling at $3 | Bs.e%, Gece A Sehee un, Jno L * hy Rab 2 ine ap Sunday, to return by those of Monday maith, Pat ic 5 Le ios ; Srnith, Pat ip 2 “Grafton se sitonted at the junction of the Balti- Up to the time of closing this letter we have 5 ‘Gen more and Chio and Northwestern Ronde, #0 mies from Washing on, and beyond the maa Attraction along it lune. By te had no arrivals of boats by the canal from above Dam No.4 Arrivais—Scbr. Mary P. Stephens, Shane, from or Washington at 5159 mon Saturday morn. RE) 8m Jersey. situated on the Atianiio City Railroad, and | Puiladelphia, 12 tons lime burners coal to W_ | Bose®: 4it® ppportwnity will be afforded to view the w Within 18 m les of toe sea shore. iv3 2t* | H Godey; packet 3. G. King, Andrews, same Sh aca’, "Fare for round trip EIGHT DOL!.ARS YF pat TERS hee »to Hyde & Davidson; Col, Davix, Todd, bhecke' aed Java THOMAS H. PARSONS, em Vor Ned! eatere uly3, | hale, North, from Port Deposit, and Somerset, Stratec Jame? | fe2-6t (intel Umonk States) Agent. _ 18 is Reximent having determined. should | Hiliman, from Salisbury, with lumber to Jos Stevens Ho. Isaac Metropolis Lodge the Seventh Regiment of New York V lunteers | Libbey & Son. Srecrator. Sedewiek. HJ CUR- visit Washin: ten. ty reerive them with military eott, @ BD atk ae ORR ne houors and to ;ay theta thea soubon deb Losmeshren —_______—————EEaEE~waeae See. ~ JON on WEDNESDAY, July Leth inarms while in this city, every officer and volun- - m th, Fat teer of the Reainent will hold himself in readine: 5 ALEXANDRIA. cue M a Smith) Beury D 158. sa scaek taaiaa ee uerreentg! a to meet in line, at the proper time.at the City Hal’, —¢ ser : oF NENTS. fortcte purse. When tr ie ocrimoly ko. wa that Correspondence of The Star. parce 2F- Wes COM. OF ARRANGE! tha Now York Volunteers will come x» sicnal of . five curs will be fired by the battery of the Revi- ment at the Columbian Arnforv. At tnis signal every ¢fiicer comman*ing & company will smme- diately ropert to the Colonel for orders. Regiment will not parade on tue 4th or M day: buta nations! salute wiil be fired at the € lumbian 4 rmory by a detachment ouards, under the orders ef Capt. v at sunrise, lay. , Curt HE WASHINGTON LIGHT at meridian, and at sunset on thatd country trips, and fishing parties will carry off a co SE | Renee Ry Bape By order of Col. Hickey: . , la:ge portion of our people to the country oes nd fe:low eitizeni jes H_N. OBER, Adiutant. The Alexandria fund Washington Railroad of- Mowuey, Jaines Sand € YOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIEND SOCI- | fers this year a chance for pie nics that our peo- » ne a aes ‘The reguiar monthly meeting of cis | ple have never before possessed. At a very «mall Shaws, atirea@ caenae eaanare: ean = Ue gill beheld at St. Dominick's Church, on | cost parties may stop on any portion of the rend toa TRE Ware house yaies NDAY AFTERNOON, the 4th instant, at five | Soveral excellent plates for fishing, and many Jebers, Wm wil be at oamiais ast UM oe JAS. J. MIT CHeLL. beautiful sites for pie nic parties may be found | Vewace Thomas Me:vin, G = fee US. with Kef-eshments, ders iy : FF | RERy tbe road; and, we doubt not, numbers will | Barat | 2 Moutagne, RT 3 To MONDAY. the 5th inst, Mr. © AS OUR BANKING OFFICE WILL BE | avail themselves of the conveniences thus offered Dudois, one Mackin, DD bus willaise furnish splendid Dan erattee a closed on Monday, the 5th instant. we request | [ny Capt. Job Corson, general superintendent,and J Tuiner, Jem~s B “ouse on that ‘3 2 He is weil known as a cap: that notes due on that day be provided for on Satur- Conductor Boynton, the public will find gentie- Tuter, Jonn E Catererfor sueh Exeursiona, having day, the 3d of July. Fe t jy 22 = eee LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. THE ANNUAL, COMMENCEM ¢ —% Georgetown College will be heid on WED- J Em July 7¢h, commencing at 8 o'e ock am. On the previous cay the graduating clas the principal theses of Intellectual and Moral Phil - osophy. O'clock p.m. ‘The public are respectfully inv: both oceasions, B.A. jy 2-St fi hr, President. (S= PUBLIC SCHOOLS.—The monthly meet- f 3 ing of the Board of Trustees wi'l be held on at So'el’k. i RDAY AFTERNOON, July Pine RO. RICKETTS, Seo. MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE DIS. 3 TRICT OF COLUMBIA.—The semi an- nual meeting of this Soc ety will be hed at tha Washington Infirmary on MONDAY Jay ath, at ae JNO. C. RILEY. MD jy 1-3t THE ANNUALCOMM M TOF ~F, Gonzaga College will tuke piage st Odd Fel- lows’ Hall,on 7th str July. The parents of the studests, the patrons of the Institution, and the pubic are hereby 1 CHAS. H. STONESTRELRT Presiden W'S SUNDAY SCHO AND PIC NIC TO 4 ON MONDAY. Ju'y ‘th ‘The Teachers of St. Mathew’s Sanday Set will givean Excursion and Pic Nie.at Arlington, for the benefit of their School, ‘This. will be one of the test Bxcursions of \he season. Dinnerand Re treshments served up by the proprieto # of the pl Fsputa’s Band is engaged No intoxicated pe admitted, nor spiritous liquors sold on the grounds The beat will leave I7ch street wharf at? o'ciuck a. adi o'cook pm. Large row boats will also very hour. n Georgetown the packet bost Fly:ag Cloud will leave Congress treat and Canal Whart at 7 o'clock and 10 o’elock a. in, aud at 20 hp. m., acd re tura before night. Tick ts 5) cents for gentlemen; 25 for cnildren—to be lind of anv of the Teachers of the school, und in reetown at the Drug Store of Dr. J. L. Bidwell, and the Storer of JN. Pearson and John Bogue, Feqs.. orat the bo: ts on that day. yl je 30-5t* ns 1 for Iadves ; Yommittee or Committer —Geo, Harvey, R. B. Bridget. A. Shaw, ‘Themas Myers, Win. M. Harvey, John My ers, Wm. Frizeil N. B.—No person will be admitted on the grounds witliout a ticket- jes) at" YAR TS, WAGONS, - ORSES, AND HAK- 4 NESS for sale. Also, an extra-fine CARRIAGE and Carringe HORSE. Ap- ply to BKNOCH WAkD. jv att earner Ith and E streets. Is) NPHE FANCY KRALL, etrical des: n ‘aney Ball given at Wasiington Sth of dicated Lo Mr. Senator Gwin, con- f various characters, represented escriptive nutes. &c. eleg»utiy printed on fing } Price $1,50. A small ed tion only prin’ed, Publ.sted by FRANKLIN RTT Pp. iy 3 2t 332 Pa ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts, FOR, SALETA pair of fancy Arabian breed HORSES, 4 or 5 years old; a pair of Boy Horses. 6 years old; y Horse, good for draught or family horse, and one fine iron vray Suddie Horse, six years old. Apply at the First Ward Liv ec ery Stable, G street, between 17h an {lath sts 3 JAMES fT. MAUP ne fine G OF ST. ANDRE Free Church invita proposais for the erectionof the church building, The plans and specifications can be seen at the office of Chas Haskins, architec Proposnia sealed and addressed to the Vestry of St. Andrew's Church ehould be left the oflice of the ar- chitect on or before the l6th instant. on wich day they will be opened. By o der of the Vestry: jy 3 2awtl6h RB. IRONSIDE, Registrar. Jest IN TIME, Just received— FOURTH OF JULY, 4 4 CIGARS, resale low by K NED\ & PUGH, _No.5 87th st. next to Odd Fellows’ Ha SMOOTHING IRONS ann FURNACE, SHAW’S PATENT. Indispu'ably the most superior contrivance for jrouing clothes at aid timer, but in hot weather in- dispensable to the comfort of the laundregs. consains tne only five feet of gas per hour, and costing lees than one cent. The Iron is verfectly free from snicke or rust. The furnace cxn be used for culinary purpos also, the ease and quickness of makin cuishirg the fire, freade Vapor, and many advantas fr e838 Over nil o her far | who give them atte tien ‘The tloxible tub>is also Shaws's patent, oux to the gus, and free ft t of other tubes. JOS. LL. SAVAGE’S. they » Will be apparent to al impervi- unpleasant odors For sale at . Pa, avenue, between With avd ith s iy 3-fit Cntel } Sign of the Gilt W ISD PENDENC~ DAY. H+ THEI it is desizned to leave tie city or to remain quietly at home in eommemorating this oar Nation’s wirthdiy. all will find it to add to their joyment by providing themselves with some good Buks, Maeazines. Perjodionls,and News pe s, end m should fal to call at oneeat SHILLING PON'S ROOK ~TORE. Odeon Building, aud sup salves with th latest publications, among y ve enum rated— Capt Mayre heid. . gee "’s Page, an historioal romanos, by G. - Jame o* Fellow, 07 the author of ‘Which? the right Went, by Mrs. Aun. Wild Flo ver, by the aut s mor Pp 8. Harper's Maga: Atlantic M ts, Saw. or the tefr? Mary Der Stephens. thor of the **House of El- zine for July, outhly do, Leslie’s Family Maga. do. Housenoid Words do. Kuickerb cker Magnz’e do. vealed eenss ae J 4 ‘Together with alithe Weekiy Litcrary Papers, 1e ceived and for sale at 4 dag aa AINGTON'S Odeon Building. street and Penn, avenue, dy 3-3 Oorner 4 the National will defend The exercises on this day wil, be at 5 ited to attend on MAGUI eet, TUESDAY next, th of ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 3, 1838. This morning, amidst the heat, most of our people are making their preparations for the cel- ebration of the Sth of July. There will be no public celebration, yet business will generally be suspended; end pic nics, pleasant excursions, JOTICE.—The WESTERN HOSE COMPA- NY will give an Exearson to the White House on THURSDA July 22d, 1258. They insure this to be! one of the most order.y Gud agresable trips of the “jez. COMMITTRR je B-00% c Coben, LID M Currie, BT Morisett, Thos Master, Rust Soh accommodating dixposi- isfection ona hundred such tion are sure to make them general favorites s : | Bechiie taraet OURTH OF JULY F Last evening. a barrel of brandy in the store of | Bail debi . To C.F. Suttie & Co, took fire from a lighted | vavie, David Piney Point, Old Point, Norfolk, match and exploded. But little other damage | Beret — AND CAPE HENRY was done. An alarm of fire was sounded and the K lott) RK The favorite Steamer POW HA TAN having un- eUrpaissed state-roem aud perth ac 8 wil!.on SATURDAY uly 3d. at 7 0'c ocx leave the mixta street wharf, Was firemen were quickly upon the ground, but there was no need for their services One of the locomotives on the Orange road burst a flue yesterday afternoon, while hauling Bart ou, James above piaces, touching at F P and id Pet y nw s, touching Panes nm oO the down train. The accident detained the train and pod at Norfolk next foroneee poe aan : but a short time. : at xa 7 : . Chas Felton, 8 MS Poiey, Jerewiah k p.m for Vid Point and returngame uight, The will afford the party am; Andrew Jackson Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons have contributed fifty-dve dollars to the Mount Vernon fund. ape Henry acd opportunity to aa moses PincerA Be genie Cogen and penke ly j und. 1, May JEbt. to enjoy the Rex breeze, to fi ch, lathe,&e ; secur. 5.G. Kin, Will ms, hon gS Shinn al Pout, the Navy Vard and Dry buck at Gosport, anim, Henry & u mar other objects of interest. aie . Returning, the Steamer will leave Norfolk for Washington on Monday, the Sth Jul : touching xt O.d %, Anderson, Philadelphia, “4 8 GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, |SEE FIRST PaGe.] 13> MOUNT ZION CHURGr, Ubonaniows, D.© —There will be preaching in tie Church XY zi on TO-MORROW, at 1 o'clock a. m. rt. Catto. of the First Chureh ; o clock p.m. by tev. L, F. of Wesley Chapel ; aud ats o'clock by Rev. Jo Bowser, of Baltimore, Md. There wili be a lecligu taken up during the day for the benefit of the Chureh, The public are invited toattend. 1t* F French, Hon SS Griner, William lietti’s Brass and Cotilon Band at endenee. Pasrave for the SIX POLLARS. » im AK Y #850 ree Pw Round Trip.” Wor JONES Pw A Colored ANTED—A good CUOK, WASHER, and FOR RENT ANW SALK Ww __*0K RENT AN) XALK IKONER, at No. 181 | sircet, near 2ist street. [See Fi PAGE.) ~ ay 3-18" = ~OR RENT.—A amall COT? — - : 8 — SNT.—A smal COTTAGH. nw YOR BOSTON —the reguiar packet selooner J ANTEUL—Byarespectab.e Wom na situation kK iagton. Rent uyenr. Apply ring rl pata Manetta Burr, Capt. tra Nickers n, has W as CHILD'S NURSE aud to go trave ug > arrived #nd will have quick dispateh for the West corner of H x eetand Pa we. it Gord reference given. Address Bux 21, Star Office. nuove port. For freight apply co HART : COR RENT—Four piensant ROOMS ad LEY & BRO, iy 1-10, | eS 1 = ee ~ Bir cits furnish d with every requisite Lt sa HS SBAND WANTED BY A YOUNG LADY housetesping. in & central wont n and near the F'8S WORKS FOR THE FO RTH OF 19 years old. £009 senmstress and has » Wall be rented to a mail JULY —Fire-works of ail kinds, large and wt handsome. None te ren whe board wt the small, Chinese Fire Crackers, Torpedoes, Roman £8 Post Office. of fou feoms their we ls woul Candles, Triangles; wholesaly and retail. A'so, Fan farnishesd thu Addrets + cy Goods, a large assortment : = uished Room. Box " = ¥ _— this eth 5 ‘ Miss THOMAS V —A middle aged WOMAN to take | {108 = re isa a R Suney Sto ebarge of a house a fumiy of two. Ree fOK SALE OR RENT—Aa Furnished or Undur USt* (No.de Highstanoarta Gowtsies. | ommentalicns us tem terts ant tetera nishe HOUS: K stroat, tetwee ills oe ae ne Me enrneiowe, rece Star Oth dy Sat | [Sth ane lath streets Weat. Apply tosU TEM LEA . eS NG AN ao vs. - S iv 2 Iw Se ea AND AWAY Ss WANTED@A SITUATION on Market aod “OR KE T a ‘ barrela No. | new Pickle Herring. Dairy t ngton, by a Man I t DE ee XT. —The pieas.rt 0 do d Dry Salted du.” rs, has had charge of os EF No. 54%, 2 xtreet do. ‘ Alewives, St. Johas He is Exgiich. and has been bred | Berth, nex h street will be tor rent on the sd ” do. do. Split Herring, i h he wadersiands theroughly A pumpin the yard Rent $20 per ane 5) dow do. Cut Herring.” Tne fact via: ke tins managed | Als for auie, four small Houses and several W0iid Now landing per schocner Marietta Burr and brig itty aud profitable farms in Guus “ AVAMS, Grocer, Mary H., aud for sale by AN SiX years,i8 8 guarantee of and 1. streete ne HARTLEY & BRO., 99 & 101 Water street, Georgetown. NOTICE. his tusiners and to Lis emptoyers’ 1a WANT Of such & mau Wil plense + ..mt the star Office, saying where iuterest. 2 address & not they can be seen. and he will ent!. sy 2-3t [708 BENTO —— .— All persons whose licenses from the ae pid. —(n K strat. wenr 2 f Uses n expire on the Soth inet. | VY HOUSE, or a part of a three story FRAME BOSE w promptly torenew the same; oth. house, with ketenes, in tue central par aud back bu:ding Per farther particu ubject themselves to a fine ity. Price not tocxceed $2”. addrees Ib A- EBT RLY, Sove Dealer . Nw. 451 7 Pos” Office. . HOSS WANTED. 500 = ——— we Ee | particulars acdress C FIRE | Qosandia,Va ie WANTED-2 firat- rote HARNESS HANDS, immediately, at 499 7th st., opposite Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, ial mt Hest — HN hogs Wanted ry, Alexandr, MSON & CO: FOR RENT anoF IFRAME ROUSt flared torre t. it is witun a iknd K. No ¥5. F'! RE WORKS, _ WORKS, at iy 2-3t haze FIRE WORKs, y2-st |.AM MON DYS, 7th street. RI Y QUNG AMERICA’S CRACKER PISTOLS at (iy 2-3t) LAMMOND’s. der The Formiter c P e ms to any Ieqiren xt door te the 9 tor permcus - Th ng to he rte) about gou uisekerpipg. ist ar = ~— je SKREEN GINGER FOR PRES ror RENT AT £50 PER ANNUAL.—HOW SE & Also, Rebned and Sof: SUGARS, Li Ne. 40 north site Mase “A tow : make, viz: Granulated, Crushed, Pulverized, Loaf, east Sth street, . Clarthed and Yellow. * pump in the kate room on second tow r, y H & MILLER, 274 Pa. av., adjoin’, Kirkwood House. (States) — { pe , between | iy 2 1w ase} LOCKE : JOUN BE. KENDALL MIRE WORKS! Se 2, of an iweh in Gisaneter he finder will rooms 2-4 near City Hell, ad atrent . Z ” tee above reward by leaving it w th the ond orsign % * FIRE CRACKERS, TORPRDORS SS : meeyMMeS WORMUEY nde Tae BRICK DWELLING - BENG LIGHES, SPIT DEVILS, iy 3-3t" ___ ___ 4 street. me Pb aweume, tener tke ft Poss, Rt teeorree wanes = ANARY BIRD STOLEN —Three boys were the let ot Ju r pare +. Fe > KRANDA WM. P. SHEDD'S, “ #2 11th street, en to steal a vi jaabe Canary Bird fiom on yesterday after vive ‘ G.Aa.W 1 ste. _dy 2-2t* a Ma Shighly pozed, and a su “ bt RENT—A Srciratnc, * QUMMER ROARD—The eudsoriber, the pro- ziven or ats return L. story HOUSE. w ' ’ othe “Union Hotel,” at Fair 2. southwest corner of eth and E sts, : Va. celebrated for years past as most agreeabie summer retreats jesse king coc] snede. fine w-ter. bts minod:ous Accommodations, and every oon- able luxury of the table +f 2 we l-kept rucal hovel. has yet nine or ten oomfortable rooms unfilled which he o » persons in Wasniagton and clse- where des: of escaping from the dust, heat and glare of the cities. ‘Two trains run daily to avd st OM Deter es me N DUUTSInitig | “ = tb tels. water aud bath rour where I OST—On Satursay.the 31 sastnnt, 4 between Georgetown and the Railrosd Depot, Washinetou, a black moroces covered MEMO: RANDUM "BOOK. or dury. co taining several lette saddressed te Richard W.Crosset, of novalue to any ove but the owner. The finder wiil be suita by rewarded, if demanded, | bien Jepar room No. 3, iret feor, Post ©: au i's TWO ROOMS in ne COOUPIE He ninediniey ma the «fice by « oppose the City H es " fs Tt ee Cries Th? same ot ARD WALLACH aor the Drug store of Mr. BARNARD, corner of Hieh | —— ak gataenan ty ive from Alexandria, rendering Access to his house very and Bridge at.. Geercetowa. ee aren PUK RENT—A caustic GROCEKY S¥ORt is terma are modes EM S 6 on ©. and he spares no pins to With their patronage. ntieme 2, Whose famitie situated on the comer gear the Can. aud BB streets, EWAR D.—Strayed from the sub ned vy Capt, Jonan please all who favor hi ondsy last.asmali Brindie COW refers tothe following $3.5 od ° : ; . r pe * we the premises on the (9c ba AU | with kome white about her flanks. H. of June, ites well fi ted up with she ving, counter, meekers thereof hav of - quested & leather oolixr with buck # aud » bins, &e., rudas then Jesirame sand in tie wity hee 2 —— - Sots e@ ab ve reward will be given for her deli m= | for Sper ee reap F Colley. Esa sand Lieut, W.D. Porter, U Ober reer, treet, OF for any information Le DER. crower ef. bad 3 _jy |-saw2w JOHN BROWNE. f PLEASE READ. ne t, between Kaio- y : The —n Toursday, ist instant. between ad AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE Tix Dias prevaring nl pare ne Fda during the 4 rams Gate and the corner «f 2st street and ta. ORY BRICK UWELLING igi sé: et cers will tiad It great te pheir advan 1] avenue, ac.mmon POR MONNAITE, contain PRIVAE SALE —The eribes ae for pr and examine my stock of FANCY GOODR, which ing © <4, gold peios, gold doilac 2410 half dolinrs, | vate ealeanew and very de: rt Jam wow otfecing at prices Greatly Reduced. tor | 104% =~" & xma lehanze: also. a carved gold reng— DWELLING HOUSE oats havea me.if possible, to bring in an ectire latter of little value. excent to the owner. A suits mek 1 would enumerate as follows, viz: Rea Black Lace Veils, French do. do. Rea: Val. Laces, bls rew will be paid af th ~ ta deft at this Offi-e, ara: tue Georget wu Post Offic ‘ pre pew the fi .eposed to keep the movey he wil! please alone pele ine Georgetown Post Othoe. Kox French Flowers, sulk Kuches, \ibbona, Bong oS ee pe | voe ~ eae Pog’ & Brus'ls Thread, |*traw aud Sik Bonnets, | 8° 24 aa ee te a Mattint snoes nud Freuoh do., resa-"Trimiuings, rberon the H . Kis Silk & Thread Laces, Kid Gloves ouly'S cents —— spied Auet'r and Cou, Merehas Real & Ini’a elond do. | suk yp'n turst Mit reek, sbout four ISS : peor SALE—A new BRICK HOUSE Aw Sikand Thread tilusi ns, Cotton and Silk Pring teeu hands ty tle sprained in ti Nth street west, between Mans, avenue « Mantiias Netts,Silk and) every style, le t'eg.vehind Any person linding nnid Mare will | street. Derns liberni, aud Losse erven ip Thread, _ dace and Swiss Coilars, | te liberatly rewar sed by (raving the inte ation re- aly Apply ou the prowuses to J.T. PERK) French und Swise Muslin Sets, Very cheap, wed at JOHN H. MeCHESNEY'= Groeery 22 2w* os pric. _ fated - Hands do. do. Store, er 7th and N ats. jy 21° wies and Cambriec Edxings lo ears deta = = Kid. tuck Threxd, and’ =: wntlets, $5 REWARD-sStrsyed of Stolen, on Sunday ! And ev. ry vari Notions usually found in a full +) evening last, a small, dark bay CANA and complet % DIA Mak with white sta: tu mer tore ST NS? New Fancy Store, head, slightly inmeinthe left fore lee, and 836 Pa.avenus. lat Shand loth atreets, | ears somewhat hangirg. The above sewed», he vot iy Leolw (States) Build for hier returu to me on L street. between New AS. T. ROWLES, = ereey Kyenve and Ist street west or to John ASIL ROBY. PANhssoKe — 210,00 (fool hae loaned, in | Me Si-osd street, between 24 ent @ ate Washington June W5« small suds, on ay arvic es of valu -3t MAURICE SHE. s mR AC HERZ CERG co! MAURICE ROCHE, i07 ISHALL co Li —— | busivereat Ne 282 3th re | ‘ jel eosm 5 mort OS RAL 's, ct RLS, HALF | band axeversi as: pe phe r SETENTIO r as, 'FFS i "S, near corner | seincit the patre i. q M HE RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT. AND | of tsrhatrest and Ua ave tte o> Neat goruer | suitcit the patrenng Search, examined on lexal Biusiplos, and — 2? ee thorities, by Richard =. Cox, Counsel odors, at GIBBS’S ——— a Vyaqhintony pamphiet, Se ee ards? otal ° ga oS =