Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1858, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: «++ July 23, 1558. Al e’cleck a. m.; otherwise they may not apprar until SPIKIT OF THE MORNING PRESS The Unron shows that the English conference bill fully removed the objections to those who had coniended against Lecompton because they alleged it forced an unpopular constit- ution upon Kansas. While still recognizing Lecompton as the legally and regularly or- dained constitution, the conference bill pro- vided that al! doubts as to its acceptability to the people of Kausasshould be removed before it became the organic law of the new common- wealth. It was precisely such a compromise as honest men might make ; and while vindicat- ing the democracy of Mr. English, Mr. Groes- beck, and their compeers, it furnished an in- fallible means to determine what portion of the Opposition merely used the Kansas issue to sub- serve ultimate ends of their own. Put even this bill, says the Union, was not made a test of party fellowship ‘‘ on the contrary wuen ap- proached by some of the leaders of the recvs- ants, and svlicited to overlook their refusal to support the English bill, and to let * bygones be bygones,” upon the basisof a silent aeymiescence in this bill; even at that late hour it assented to their proposal, and sincerely trusted the pro- digals would setum from their dissolute courses It turns eut not, however, that these ad- vances of the apostates were but addi acts in the career of treachery and hypoc they were resolved on pursuing. They were content to practice deception and to employ falsehood fur the poor purpose of gaining time and, through their leader in Chicago. they used the very oceasion in which they had in- timated their purpose of making a formal dee- laration of fraternity and peace. to reopen the strife and let slip the dogs of war’ The Intelligencer, to prove that extreme: meet, offsets the removal of Judge Loring and the wholesale legisiative and popular denunci- ations of the Supreme Court in most of the northern States, by the quotation of an opinion of the conductors of the Montgomery Adres- siser that Judge Campbell of the Supreme Court is politically dead, because of his charge to the New Orleans grand jury in regard tothe slave trade and the neutrality laws — eee THE WEEKLY STAK Tug Werekcy Sran for tie week closing with to-morrow, is ready for its readers. and may be found at the counter of the Star office. The transient visitor or permanent resident of the Federal metropolis could do nothing better than to send this issue to absent friends Tu those absent at the eprings or by the seaside it will he invaluable. We ask attention tg the full: wing Talie of Contents Wasuinctox News AND Gossip. 11 Troubies; Fighting a Shadow: Letters Peregrina, Commander ER. Boutwell: Phe Treasurer's 31 The Patent List tor the 8 Sloops; The Excursion of the Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane; The Indian Difficulties in Wasbiagton Territory; Death of Lieut. Magrud Mexican Affairs a Ward, MC ; Naval Intelligence; Peasions; Lieutenant ives; The Appointments of the w Death of Gen. Jobn A_()uitman; Rambles ‘Pas rho the South; The Harriet 1 Public Land Sales; Slightly Incorrect; Viplomatie; The Mexican Minister; The Prospect in Maine: The Duty ofa Lawyer; The Sloop of War Br. ok enth Census; A Trial of Fi te Gen Quitman; Buifalo Rearing; Mem- his; Interesting Army Orders: More Indian isturbances; The Army in Utah: The Coolie ‘Trade; Appointed; Letters frou Be kley S| and Old Point Confort; Engineers for the N The Harriet Lane ain tersbip; The Mexican 7 Martial; About to I c,& ec Locat News —Cr ‘al Court—Trial of Bar: Fett and Williams for the murder of Reeve Lew of John Faden and few Kidwetl far Avs of Woolsbleger and Alston for Assault; of Heiss ler and Johnson for the murder of Stoops; Un tunate Occurrence; ‘Phe Weath ry Me and Mr. Muruaga; st {Andrew's Free Chore Larceny; Laying a Corner Stone; « Ringing i on Beau Hickam A Good Poiive Movement The Rain; A Handsome ner; Phe Distriba- tiow of Premiams. &e., of the Put Schools The Meda's; Drowned: Serena Meeting at the Assembly Roe Sheoting; The Fourth W Guard, Sudden Death; Dismissed, &c.. &c Genenat News —Accidenttothe Fleet: The Eapenses ot on the New York and er Plains; Fire at Le: enworth: Yors; Celebration of the Fourti don, Prices tn Australia: Sons of nada The De Reviere Aifair, Mexican Alfairs, 4 New York Stave Pen: Health of New Giieans, and a hundred other items of the Jatest intelligem Forrion Newe —From by the steamers North a0; from South Amer. ack and Indus. PERsoval. News —Who 1s at the Springs; who remains at home, and what everybody i< doing. CommenrctaL News.—TLe latest quotations from the principal markets of the World Misemitany—Too Li te; Of the Sully Ma- gann; Let there be Light; Model Letters frum Absent Spouses; Rev Dr. Bunting and Method. ism; Old Bill Waitis, the Ugly Man: futerest ing Statistics; ¢ Down the Spout; The Ambrotype Provess, Me de Poxtay—The Swan Song of Pars Tousical and Sw. he Deinking Song bow I Loved Her; ‘Tue Summer Shower ; Lou The Weekly Star is sold at the Star office counter at 3 cents per single copy, ready for the mail. It may also be had of the periudical dealers. The subscription price fur one year is 31.25, and it is the cheapest paper in the country. fue Sey. peand the Rast + by the bar A isie, Lou- ete IL The Mississippi river at Vic ksbars, when the flood was highest, was 97 feet deep OP It is stated that a culnaze of double xov- efeigns is shortly to be issued in Lay land fF Plans for the purification of the Thames river are pouring in upon the House Committee at the rate of a hundred a day UF At the commencemet of Harvard Col the graduating ciass numbered 4 pier, Edward Bates of st Banks were LL D's 11> The Sabbath School of the First Method- ist Protestant Church, New York, wenton an ex- eursion last Wednesday morning. After reach. ing their destination, the « Mpany separated into small parties, one of which, taking # sail boat, was capsized in a squall and three prisons were drowned lege Lord Na- Louis, and Governor {0™ The Railivad Convention beid at Cleve- land, Odto, nas decided on making the through Passenger cates from all points the same as by the Erie Railroad, and freights $1 per ton less. ‘Phe western roads were not fully represented ‘The new a:rangement is to take effect on Mon- day next Ler The licensed hac kmen of the city of New York bave cet ined to take some measures to eusure greater respect for their calling, and secu- rity for the public against imposition They have initiated an association, which, it is to be hoped, with the assistance of the anthoriiies, will putan end to the swindling fraternity, the members of which piey so cousiantly upon the traveling community, and bring discredit upon She bachmen as aciass. p+ hr? ya Utan —Mr. Joseph B. Larielie, direct it Lake City, has arrived at St. Louis He states that communication between the poace commissioners and Brigham Young is kept up daily, and a most pesceful feeling prevailed General Harney was met on the 1b at O'Fallen’s Biuff, 105 miles west ef Fort Kearney had a Cheyenane ebies with Lisa, whom he de- Signed accompanying to Ash E slow, for the purpose of making peace with bis nation Mr Larielle also met Col. Monroe at Scott's Blow, end Col. May at Plum Creek. F from Harney WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Unxmiticgatep Dewacocism.—The Richmond Weg argues that the expenditures of the Gov- ernment of late years in the hands of the Dem- ocratic party have been awfully extravagant, because. forsooth, they exceed enormously its average expenditures in the early days of the Republic! Surely no answer is requisite to make honest-minded men sick at the stomach over such unadulterated demagogism. If any is. however, it is quite sufficient to point to the fact that the Administration of neither Harri- son, Taylor nor Fillmore exemplified by lessen- ing the public expenditures, that it was possible to carry on the Government for less money than that thing has been done under Democratic auspices. Itis very certain that, as a class, the majority of the Democrats of Congress have been from first te last far more faithful to the principle of due economy in the public expend- itures, than the majority of the Opposition Congress, rather than an existing Administra- tion, are the party justly responsible for most of the cost of the conduct of the Government This truth may not be known to casual observ- ers of public affairs. It is nevertheless appar- ent to all who study the statistics and political history of the times. An opposition adminis- tration being notoriously but another name for wholesale jobbing. costing unnecessary millions ou miilions to the tax-payers of the land. it strikes us as requiring an undue amount of cheek” on the part of the Richmond Whig to argue extravagance on the part of the Polk, Pierce, and Buchanan Administrations. because forsooth, they expended much more than those of Washington, John Adaws, and Jefferson. as “Like Master, Likn May."’—If the reader who is without time in which to follow, critic. ally, the vagaries of the politics of Senatur Dougigs, (which, by the by, are replete with lessons teaching the utter fully of regarding the fortunes of individual gentlemen in poli that is to say, teaching that he who would be true to the best interests of the country, should rigidly measure his nearest friend in politics by the standard of principle)—if, we say, suck a reader desires to see the current pol 1 bors of Senator Douglas daguerreotyped, we ad n by ail means to read the Philadel- phia Press attentively. Therein he will find, under the pretence of being governed hy the purest and most exalted sentiment of Demoe- yas open and flagitious laboring to secure tof the Democratic party in the Presi- dential canvas of 1860, as those of its real editor Dr. Elder, of Philadelphia) in the canvass ot 1506. when he stumped Pennsylvania in bebalf of John C. Fremont Those who are behind the curtain ¢ smpre- hend the gist of the temper of the P litieal) worthies, Senator Douglas, and Mr Jobu W. Forney. who is responsible for the conduct of the Press. Dougla: has a quarrel with the President, tounde: iginally. as far a3 we can learn. wholly on the idea that the outs of a party always greatly outnumber the ins; aud that therefore, to be sure of getting the neXt nomiuation, it was nec ary for him to as- sume early in the administration of President Buchanan au attitude of inter-party hostility to it—the present Aduwinistration Being filled with that idea, Senator Mouglas siezed the first opportunity of taking issue with the Administration; which, unfortunately for him: though it held ont a temporarily flattering Prospect of strengthening him in Illinois, was upon an issue in whieh he could not split # from the mass of the Democracy in Con- gress, to say nothing of the Administration. without totally aunihilating his hope of future southern countenance of bis presidential aspi rations. His grave mistake was in supposing that his personal popularity at the South, then greater than that of any other living Amerienn statesman except President Pierce, was suffi- cient iy raily a majority of the southern Be inveracy to desert the standard of what they hold to be their principles, honor, and safety in the Union, for his sake The mistake was a grave one, indeed; for be is now utterly without political friends south of the Potomac river. save Governor Wise aid the Ricbinond Kiugucrer: the latter being the mere mouth-p of the former, having utterly 1 even in so short a period. all the prestige it at- tained through alwost # half century of ihe labors of the astute mind of the late venerable Jhomas Ritchie upon its columns. At the North entire isolation of Governor Wise and the i j from the reat of the racy of Virginia, is not comprehended ; nor have we hope { anything short of the certain unauinious vote of Virgi in national evuvention tgainst his presidential aspirations, fhe sball have the temerity to be a candidate for the next Democratic nomination, will open the eyes of the North to the fact that his evi- dent alliistion with Senator Douglas has rip- ped him of Virginia (and all southern Demo- «catic) sympathy, us completely as he stood stripped of it when battling against General Jackson in times past. Lut to return to Senator Douglas. His eur- rent labor is to keep alive the Kansas slave ry question ; that such is its drift is apparent to all well-posted politiciaus uf all parties. He aims to obtain the support of the American party of Iilinois. and of the Republicans of the State di i with their individual po- litical positions, by a uming to be the sta man ay and through whi public lite Kansa isin of (po- future labors in sured ty abviition- Of course, as he relies in the main on the support « aim and really desire to continue their affiliation with the great Dem- ocratic ty of the land, he professes that such labors on his part are simply testifying his de- Votion to the princi pl ot Democracy—in whieh he is but copying faithfully the plea of Mr. . -. ud the Keentne Post In this mat- disguise is as tri isparent—quite—as that of Forney’: ress. ‘That Journal is now patronized wholly Ly thes Republican party and other avowed cnemics of the National Democratic party—and is as wWAl known to he the leading anti-Democratio 1 aper in Ponnsylvania, as the Alban wr val is known te held that position in New York. Personal disappointment. too, is alone at the bottom of Mr. Forney’s te rgiversation. He hed to be an U.S. Senator. and Presi- dent Buchanan failed to be able to secure thet position for him. He next aspired to a place in the Cabinet, and President Buchanan de- clined insulting the intelligence of the country by calling him to any such position. He then “struck” for the post of editor of the Ui iun: when such a storm arose among the friends of the Administration in Congress from the South, (who with great unanimity believe him to be a corrupt man, we regret to have to write,) that it was found that instead of strengthening the Administration, to piace him there, would in- sure it the distrust of a majority of those on whom it relied fora triumphant discharge of its duties He was offered the Consulate to Liverpool as a Peace offering; and it is well known that by way of aiding in that end, the proprietor of the 1 ‘nion tendered him enormous pay for letters from Engl (for publication) in ease of his aecept- ance of (hat tender. We know of our own knowledge that the idea that if he went abroad he must neces- sarily sacrifice what he believed to be his pros- pects of political promotion—arguing as he did that the people always forget the absent—in- duced bim to decline both the last tenders men- tioned above, and to embark in the Press: at first without taking into consideration the fact 5 1 i: IONS, PIC NICS, &. that he could not make it the vebicle through | Tae Weatren.—The following report of the GEORGETOWN. eee ee Ase a a which to vent his private spleen against the | weather for this morning is made from the Morse Correspondence of The Star. MELT SGTONICUSTIS SPR ys, President and the majority ot the Democracy | Telegraph line to the Smithsonian a Guoroxrrown, July 23 1858 r of Congress, who had virtually signified their | The time of observation is about 7 o'ciock: We are gratitied to be able, at last, te anuounc MONDAY, Joly 2 tase i i ULY 23, ISSS lof fon of the coal tleet from disapprobation of the plan of placing him here Jvny Nr ies the safe arrival of a port ‘The signal for the ¥ ies . , by the canal; some fifleenor twenty | given on Mer das worm emt +s) nek ty peak tt cod wave aes raped oe: pee or 36. . ae oe in falandey evening, a partion of pat tl eae . ocratic party, without soon finding baonee — Seg 3 aay hi me Gate nce, We tase rcnampnce wien ad it entirely without lemocratic influence a clear, ther. 78, wind S clear, warm clear, th $0, wind N -clear, ther. 83 clear, very warm. . clear, th SU.wind SW clear, warm | © thout de ay, im order e.ah set the line in motion by feven lowe order: . Fes iiroawn Marshals mounted—Cupt Se " ie. Kr techn ans that some eighty boats are now on the way down, and may be expected In between this and to- morrow night: a portion of them, we regret to learn, have been detained for a short tline near Harper's Ferry, by some slight damage to one of the locks. We may now safely announce the re- isolated fronf their former political associations. In that position he and it stand now Their supporters and counsellors are the ultra -ppo- sition only, if we except Senator Douglas, whose late career (political) in so many respect# Ge wan leagere, , Sec. dem. tura Veren it e clear, th 7S. wind SW | sumption of navigation the entice length of the $00.0") of ths Frese Paaute resemble bis—Forney's—sud the portion of clear, warm. line” [ts sincerely to be hoped that the utmost Saenger lt the Illinois Democracy who. having come to re. gard Senator Douglas as being the Democratic party. if not the principle of Democracy itself. are, with theirleader, as clearly on the high road to entire and avowed identification with vigilance will be exercised by the odficers and superintendents in future, so that the slightest indication of anything that migbt lead to another such grievous interruption of trade as we have so freqnently been annoyed with of tate vears may be taken at the outset, and all danger removed by Serond D Montgomery, - Dimes Lower Peach Tree, Ala Mobile, Ala clear, pleasant. 7 puis: th 2.wind W New Orleans, Cumberland, Md. -clondy, cool timely repairs. The canal bas become @ matter New York, were for some months, before being | B¥ittol. ‘Ten, oe ng like indifference in the ftw He. imyivnmane forced by circumstances to drop their m ‘sks of | garometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a.m. (cor- s aifairs; consrquently, none ree eanth, tate democracy, and to lock for their political fu- a a ee 830: - eon eax ner ee bd tet ge eel eg egedee ie ture wholly tothe Republican party. Indeed, | sn yesterday, Si; mininiuan lant Right, #7, From all we can tear of those now employed, ub Douglas and the Press have taken the identi- ——— 2s many of bem spec Progen cater tia aa i <i culate wi oo y th gee reas UY whine reetoa) Nut aad ithe Jee PERSONAL. tue dine will ec Esgtin peed condition tite ae: wad ving Post traveled to where they now stand, . ernor Wise is at present sojourning at | mnuinder of the boating seneen eee cee of the provessia *s politically. There is truth and nothing but | egib’s Island. Va Ce Lctoorey mip rmpryres| m4 “ta ipanaee eam s truth in every line of this brief exposition, as Pie et girppek adage! Mallory and lady, of | voor the close of the ex” ; eae eabibi: 2 Sree me Cap : 0 in a ters of the country know | Florids, are in Hartfort. Conn. tions of our Ccliege, and other seminaries o} cuattened oe the poe thousands in all quarters o emnree .--- RG Marsh. with bis company of jave- | learning. We siurerely hope, however, that the skels to be produced vn entering wn kearg well niles, will sail for Europe in a few weeks. ption of navigation upon the canal, will | the buate. ; —T i ing i zi f = " ev. Dr. Fisher. of © ati, has 4 to bring alout dily @ general revival of Onder @ the Bay Sas ne mete aoa a the Neamteney or ean olleze Sain ar ele ill ies cae sense, teud very | 1, Ati! o'clock the 4 ob the Central + oy lamation of Governor Cumming to the people P c (ae tber dei the proprietor of the | materially to supply the total absence of every- | miltse will cause the Axwembinge Tot 4 ---» Connt de Laradel, thi mi : aia . t of Utah: he eae lakes containing borie acid. for which Tuscany | thing else calenlated to interest the public r te A. CumMrs The work of laying yg street has been completed, the lamp pos and lamps are now being put tn place O fellow-citizens who teside and do bosiress is celebrated, has just died ai Florence -... Professor R. W. Barnwell, of the Colum- Dia, (Seuth Carolina) Coliege, bas been invited to the Presidency of William and Mary College, ins along Water Governor of Utah Territory, ‘To the inhabitants of Utah and others whom it may concern : James Buchanan, President of the 4 the arr of the hyn writtea ty Mo gr trars'nted into hug ish Ju performed by the band, ang sung sciabiage tetse nar, w ' the entire as this loc: may calculate upon thix public | 3. Bret addresses ty the Free: ok wpushend ates, ut the city of Washington the 6th | Virginia. , | thoroughfare being lighted with gas the next | German, shins aie day of April, las>, did, by his proc ation, +++» Madame Ida Pieiffr, whose singular peri- | dark or nvontes Lt 4. sutroduction of Orater M otter to the tulabitant« f Utah who submit to | yrinations in barbarous reg . Mozart ns have long occu- Lora ede sive. entered © the olive at the oe Pe the laws a free and full > Maran trdon for all treasons rent, L pied the public, has just found a pillow in the | y al yard of Myers & Sou, on Wedues- | Christian tender ; and scoun.pen and seditious heretofore committed; and [lospital of Hamburg, where Dr. Tange! is treat- | day, during the ten porary absence wleetion of wrstor ds « Yhereas, the proitvred pardon was accepted ing her for chronic ague, caught at Madagascar at bis coat cents Prescribed and stole therefs rims of the proclamation : +++ Mr. Mason, our minister at Paris, is very of spectacles. Che Poy of Dy Rieigieenar Un : tnate with the Emperor dines with bim | other aticies, avd ae, Oe hs ahah ae ae, Govuet | often. Mis wife also dors sud is the same. Itis | arrivaie—Packet Jennings. of Utah in y naine of 8 Buch- reported that Mr. Mason wax also the chaperon . (of Davis & « ock’s line.) from Bos- u. President of the C ed Siates, do proclaim y oF the (Queen of Holland, who is in Paris. stu Joseph Wa ; steamer Ditmond Sous, that all persons who submit themselves to the wn, fom Baltimore, to Hyde & Davidson. sand to the authority of the Federal Govern- side a9 B. March. Widen Palencia sicul Arey LIT freely EU TaNy CoaieneA ae CiE| AE Me ti etlledl ions aeons Up Und cueres: Benjamin Shepherd. Marsh, Com Philadelphia, shh baa be til mahanncmessoue se treasons and seditions heretofore committed. All pondent of the London Times, that the notice had criminal offences associated with or growing out he overt acts of sedition and treason are merged in them and are embraced inthe free and full pardon of the Presideut And I exhort all Bay river, North Carolina. lumberto F. W beatly ‘Tuere is as yet bul lite doing tu the flour and giain ma ood canai superfine brands floar is held at avi ov aud extia brands b. been given in bebaif of the United States ment that when the present treaty of ¢ between the two countries expires, on the 15th of Intermiss.on of he f an bi ’ . Gymunstics, by the Turmaemeinte snd Turn Verein. H 1 a am Cone As soon as the fovegeing order bas been gone i i i - oe eae ore. te through witn, « 1 tac bands wali reper wo the SpE MALL SLUR Rarity setae this month, it is not the intentiog of the Uwited | Cale ana in demand, nd has materially uth * Geaupy some etuer Butane the laws, and patr devotion to the Constitu- States that it should be renewed so long as the Hanoverian Government shall persevere in levy- ing at Stade those dues which the American peo- ple consider to be illegal. It is farther reported PAVi lon. and Spot; altersately ponying harmony and dances, uc cose of the day. advanced dur yellow would readily good white 3c ee tiew and Govern 1 ntry Peace is restored to All civil ott cers, both Federal aud ‘Tesrito ial, will reseme the performance ot the duties of their ottices without delay, and be diligent and faith- last Week or two, ommand “Se Good a tose gw ive be wf Xe. the curse of 44m U0 y the tterneon. i . he Presid of the Central Commutter, the H Alt cit | that after that date American vessels will resist ALEXANDRIA, © tyenideun sien, Wembaaeer, enn tte tul in the execution of the laws.” All citizens o Sonar se SaaS ar = conta, Se nud the United States in this Territory will aid and | the payment of all dues at Stade and that a Ur Correspondence of The Star. a ces ak Se cr assist the eilivers in the performace of their | ted States man of-war, sald to be the Merrimac, duties. Feiluw-cilizeus, [ otfer to you my con! tious for the peaceful and honorable adj ALexannaia, Va., July 23, 1898 The Alexandria, Loadons and Mamshire Rail- will then appear in the Elbe, to protect them from the consequences of resi an 6 on Music aud and Entestasnments ent 3 Tickets, rel indeen tod Conip y held a short sessiou in this city Pp Lon of recent ditticulties. ‘Those citizens who have —— | yesterday he recent subse > = st ‘ et deh (hehe uenee Laila nce eee BEIN ) SO OFTEN IF 1 Hap | Yet tday er ee ne will sugealy Mthe Suncor saiile socket gon turaed pe Ife! induty bound to im- | on the part of the State of Mirzinia, of £300,000, ere. aud ethers. undo 5 : i all L apnoun dicuce to the baw my friends mers that Sacnue! H. Samuel W rs, ‘The § estival ¢ oses preemely at ae p.m. Bs order ot the Central Communttee Hh COMMITTEL ON PRINTING isa CIRST GRAND Vigilant Fire Company, AT ARLINGTON SPRING. ny, K. Handy. grocer, tand, 229 Pa. ave- Ulards’ Hotel. dispensing fine Fam Vigu ‘igure, &c., cheap for cash, monthly customers. delivered toall parte ofthe city, free Ss. W.K.HANDY, Was accepted, and the directors anth« ceive the S10.000 subs eercin conditic ized to re wd by Clarke county Meetiug then ad- both Federal and ‘I ‘Trespasses on ty, Whether real or per- sonal, must be sernpulousty avoided. Gam’ and o her vices aie panisted by Territorial st ules With peculiar severity, and I commend the perusal of these statu tu those persons who May not previously have bad an opportunity of doi 0 Io testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my band and ¢ 1 of the Territory to be affixed, at t Lake City, in the Ter- titory of Utah, this 1th day of June, 1-58 a A CUMMING By the Governor pre vic Nic » Wa. avenue, s the fu- iton Sun- day night last, end for whose appredension $200 reward is offered Tramiel is about five feet six or elght inches h, full face, dark eyes, dark hair.t and good tertin. His ave is about 26 or 2s is slender built, about five feet 9 inches WORTHY OF NOTICK—1 now taxe pleasure in announcing to the people of the N Yard that | have just received 4 fine supply ! Impurtedand Domestic Dry Goods, Hosiery, \c., which T offerte setl at less pr obtained in any stere in retuin custom, strict atte: The Vietlant Fare Compans. having a fic NIC at AR maitee of Arrange (or the comfort ms 8 Lave made ample proviso) jesment of thowe Who tay a x ova or (nem with their presence, eping up the Assortment. Al: Goods wilt be own, light hair, light eyes, oval face and | favor tne! 5 es Joux Haxtset ry Secretary Safignted as Lothar’ Gunite Pinca oaks ae | cioanen eon eee teeth wisn talking. | Fue tine twat POTUNEAC BELA wil Jenve tha ine belore purchas:ng elsewhere. He is abe years of age aueduct at? v Tae Ixpiaxs ix Froripa.—We have to-day seen a letter trom Col. Loomis, of the Florida Department of the Army, to Col. L. Thomas, SAAC BARR, Propri ti's Old Stand, I street, ber iy at at The Orang: to doa large line to the southwest tips every haifhour duriue the day, for the free PAsaAge of those having tichele Tks public muy depend on perfee: ue eifort shail be spared to make the At Mr. Ra and 8th stre: busines: e and Alexandria Railrond continues th n THE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION O v day = The Alexand OTE een ten iii be wituidined an the a ey ssis arte! iene: ed F. Promiums to the pupils of the Publie Schoe Railroxd, Conductor Boynton, and the Latham Nu per-on wril be N " Assistant Quarterm, (General, dated Fort 2 rat District will take place on FRIDAY | connecting coaches, Agent find their | ot a terker. Brooke, July ¥, 1858, in which the writer says AK NOON, 23d insta Yelock, in the Kelresiments wi caterer, at remne n cbir une baod hed by an experrenced bands fail in the large number of persons t avail Themselves of that route to reach the Fed eral city. The su ber popular Lecture Room o Aduresses may nutry. of Lens: he exercises wil “7 Lave this morn plain MeN a, trailers, ng with rompany of boat- coweded in commu- tiusic bas been engaged Asi€s Lo cents hew com Chiitren 1 cen! e. opht, chief of ad music by the mi edais and | also well patron zed i won msthees -_ aliabasse sldere—ltioee Colonel minis wall bo distiibuted by the Mayotte the | Marke 8 to-day—olferings light; market quiet; | F-M. Clements, po, H. Vieteber, Ratherford uty could not find. Capt ul compet! i sales of new white wheat at Si 95, red S115 De ee Bs. Je ena MeN expres-es the hope that he wilt be able to s of the Liston gpa who | Arrived to-day—Briz Stephen Young, Captain ce ES i bring the chief to this place, to sai] Fre mivited to atiends meee OF Petts Sdmoetion, |) pry Windsec, plates tod. iC, petes i schr. | TPH EXCURSION OF THE SEasoN, a few days If 1 ouly h t the . K. 8B. IRONSIDE, Chairman Peansylvania, Captain Robinson, Philadel ptia, ey THs fy Tidians to assist mie, | bave litle doubt jy 21 st o F minittee of Arriuageiue toJ.C Nevett —— WANTS. ta. Daud would t Ii the chief comes i that d * induced to in. Twill do my best Men President's Mounted Guard, On THI RSDAY, July 20h, TO BLALISTONE’S PAVILION. N MONUMENT FESTIVAL, us tre Aware a num in New York s¢ ipa z = sour German fellow ci ber of our f W countrya jy 22 lw already on bis way te J . , WASTED-a WOMAN to cook, wash and iron ¢ stexwer POW MATAN will leave hi time age united in the inudable purpose of ereesing dors sunaii family. Wages irom 910 to $12 set un 7 e a Monument in honor of that worthy man and s morth, Must come we'l recsnme:ded. inure at eta ant Capt. Kilburn, and hope | jing patrict, the merited tsenera Sten othose | No. +4 14th street, Ltween Cand D street. yeral will order hime elurn. if he is not} whoare not familiar with the sarviee "i that noble-hearted stranger during the Revelution ary War, it needs only to extract 4 few lines from the letter which George Wa-iingten addressed to hii on the eve of lus resignation of the conunand of the Army, aud Wiieh reads as folie “ Arthouen fhave taken frequent te ad 1— Hy a respec able young ‘sdy,n SI Nas chanibe:niaid orto sew and nuree. 0. SUK street, between Sd aud itn a6. We are told that Capt. K. will receive orders to immediately rejvin the furces under Col Loomis The Tallubassecs bave, it is said, s 1 be Opened at the > pac te Cuntinwe duriag ty ve boat wil leave ortunition, ) TO PURCHASE, for ens tu public and private. of acknowledging your great 4 stall on the Sith, some seven or eight warriors anda bo public an e if poWledging yo © . ‘ i ome seven or eight warriors, and about twenty zeni, attention and abilities in performing tne duties oni tg eo) eed A price not y “3 erenarey we no and children. They oecupy the coun- | of your ol fice, set | wish to wmske use of this Iast , -M. : A Semen and ch ney moment of my public afe to sienify,in the stron, W. Star Omer dy Siw Wil be ture: (ry on the upper part of the Kissiimee river terms, my entire epprobation of your to express my senge uf ths obligation the pul under to you fur your faithful and meriturivs vice.” inorder to co-operate with the Central Commit tec of New York, we, the German etizens of Wash.ngton, have eto the conclusion to brate n Steuben Festival of our « sending yilts to our brethren in York, and to deliver the proceeds from the sume tothe New York Committee in due time. We had hardly started our object into publio notice, When We Were happy tu about the head waters of the St. Jobn on Fish-Eating creek. This is an extensive range, nearly east ot Tampa Bay, and north of the range of the other Indizns. Besides thia band, there are still in Florida Sam Jones’ band, numbering some six or cight old men, and a few women and children, and the Boat WASTE )—A WOMAN to do gener! huuse Work in 8 stall amis. American or German Riterred. Apoly to C. WHITE, oti-e of the Washiueton fron Works, Island. jy 22-3t* . and Twat all y themveives, und to en ble gen tlemen Lo take thew famiies, the Kar ot the boat will be closed, and ne quer wail be allowed te be sold. Tickets &2, to admit x gentieman and lade ad of (he Committee ths on the buat JAN TED—A COLORED WOMAN of steady and temperate halite, tods the work ol cama muke hersedf goneraliy useful. Fn 481 Massachusetts avenue, br tween 41h jy 22 at A few SFR tobe ¥- W tne ReCOmModation of the cues. Ovunmbuses Gad renusy) rt trom th iam AVEDUE ALE orwer Of Th street clock. Commuttre of Arcan TO PURCHASE a erceive that it was everywhere received with S, by a renticman reauding on a farm | Capt Jos. Peck. Laie party, with probably an equal force Eevorand cathivsaam ersten not a particle | Hear Washingt u City se havirg servants to} Wan. HM. Burch, Os Ss of doubt but that oa the dxy of the F dispose of, waom thes donot hte weiltomtrader,| F AT rentz, Qa Tuk Posrar Ruvexve—The following is a] DAY, the 26th instant, the in on app ying at the Star Ofiiee, may meet with a pur’ | W cP oo eahies , 5 trict will witness one of the greatest turn outs | chaser. . yeu OR PINEY POINT > Pol statement exhibiting the receipts and expen-| wich ever occurred in this | titude. We are con- GUSE WANTED 10 RENT- : hdeut that not only all of our ¢ . hs a ditures of the Post Office Department during the quarter ending March 3J, ISSs Keevepts In the neigh borhood of the Capitol. aud east of it—not ou the Hil’—containing nine or ten rooms, for a ff ty. Possersion to be given by thalslof October Piense ddress “Tenant.” xt thie office, without delay. sta. tng terms and jecation. jy 2 ee ANTED+A small HOUSE, or a part of a house, with k.tehen, in the central part of the city. Prive ny Address Box 56), os Offi an brethren will participate, but that numbers of our American fei- low citizens will likewiee be ready to show fealty to the creed sud inheritance of their fathers, and of Tata bie band of strangers who assisted them in their desperate and protincted struxgle for Lberty and independence, Arlington (Custis’s) Spring lias been selected as the spot Where the Festival will be held, and a full programme of the procession, ceremonies, amuse- ments. and performances of the day, will be pub tshed tu tha morning and evening papers from to- til next Mondny, the 2oth instant. p&ets canbe bad atali the principal American and German hoteis aud restaurants, By order of TRAL COMMITTEE, a FOLK 4&ND PORTSMe For the accommodation fsmuives acd others Wishing to e1 joy the luxuries wt ty Fis robs. Oyste:s. aud Sen Batn fee tug, afforded by those places the tive sate. and comnodious steamer POW HATAN wilt Washington EVERY SA TI KDA). at a. m forthe abowe pointe, aed we during te Bathing season, from her ber Letter postage. ee Newspaper and pampllet post teuistered letter postaye ... Postage stamps and stamped enve opes sold : Sur plas emoluments leave Nork.la on Moniay Mt Sp am.. Piney Pout ats 4. and arrive et Wasuiagton at iv a.m. ___ LOST AND FOUND. STRAVED AWAY—4hout a fern cht ago. am +9 Light Gray MILCH COW, with ears rpe wed postiuasters Compensation all Sucideatal expe: THE ¢ to Piney Point, $2° Oud . Cfepoes. A liberi reaare wil be pad vr f expenses of postottice and the Commitcee on Printing and Invitalious. returato No. 233 G street Darwen Ce ee see ri Paid tor ship, steaubout and ee eer ig tenis. Children sed wervmuce hal! procs letters... {197 All civiland military organizations desire fee State rooms exirs Of joining the processio, quarters of the Centra: Marviand avenue. Jy 2h will report at the He: mittee, at J. Gerhard’s, Paesenzers wil be faudings on the por " bor lickers aud farther information apply at th office of t Souther and Scuthweeteu A. Aventte, t €nst u the nday, the 19th inst., fee OW, with white spot satel horus nearly met A swerd wil be pad for ver return te = at No 23) New York avenue, between tin and sts. iy ad St JAMES KELLIGAN, (Union picase copy.) I GROCER INVITE the attention of liberal », NT2 of Boown's Hotei, Boat, foot of rh stre: ve tain on board = rebasers ceneruly to my well-eelected ated CHARLES Eo MITCHELL. Coptun. t that Judge Craw-] Womiy Groceries. chores Verne er eiee ——— 5 = GEORGE MATTING dt morning while] very best Family and Extra BOARDIN Ruper men at P. Ss. bd y Alns.—in short, ever, ie in the Grocery line, of the best quality, and at prices that canuot fail to please, at the Old Stand. WM. ORME. presiding at the trial of Heissler and Johnson for the murder of Stoops; so much so, as to have to retire to and remain in the Marshal's room (in sight and hearing of the courtroom) during a portion of the argument of the counsel. Judge Crawiord’s duties for the last two or three terms of the court have been very ardu- ous, indeed. Though evidently taxing his health and strength to their uunost, he has persevered in their thorough and unceasing AL EXC *N GINK Y USE PAVILION, on Fer part cu'ars, see 2» ow » with Board, at 47 13th u iy 23 3t* M THE NORTH, of long ex 8 caterer. has receantiy rented house Feet, between 6th and th streets, witch wil uture he kept aaa first-class house lor a few se- feot Lourders. Severs: handswmely furn*shed apart- as. are vecwnt, and these wishing & wilido well to call early. A good every facility eflered to meke it an s civen to that etect. A '@ Reoommods cd, Bes KD —Two comfortavie Re xu be obtained > ome fami jy 23 St ia FAMILY GROCERIES, &e. 24 sacks Welsh's Preiium Family Flour, p ‘3 a ith GpEAND STEAMBOAT PXCURSWN, i On WEDNESDAY, Jey 2th. 24 sacks Wheeler& Heath 3 bb's do 5 bb » Avondale kxtra Superfine do. bbls ot her choice brands do, 4 Mea! constantly on hand 1 Crashed Sugar 1 Granulated do, ‘ verized di 7 bhis best Clarified r table ia kep: Agroeable hon li proved t ety i th=d. fort Washington i i Ness on ths t ” discharge. thus ex 1 tho business of the] A large assortment tine Bre wo Sugars r1ON —The Copart fede we mag there nt court wonderfully, and greatly to the public A large assoriment hue Cotlees and Teas rehip heretofore 8. ts dD rxisting unter the firm of ue & OwEen seid apse m 1m Ibe Green Preserving Ginger ts this day dissolved by mutual oon Sbbis beet Famtly Lard 5 tieroes Gray's Extra Sugar cured Iams, Ibs Virginia-cured lo. uM ibs best Shoulders Sbhbis No. | Maeherel Sbbia No.3 do lo bbls Prime Herrings: 2,00 ibs superior Codfish 10 boxes prime hen Cheese Wit ue interest The public have, therefore, a very substantial interest, indeed, in his Speedy and entire recovery. i) be iu attendance, recurcd on the boat at city * cha furwsh their own retiree, due Gost Willicave Washington at 8 a. w.. and ha. Ex-Presipenr Prence axp Lapy,—« of the Baltimore Sim, says : Alexandra at Omuibuses wii aseachuaet the corner of 17~ The Uadersigned, in assuming the wh charge of the late firm, gives notice that all ¢ Against the hrm prior to the ?th of July, 18'S, w. settled by him, and all outstanding de biadu: hrm s wud Aga,” 5 tart from the ehureh.corner ot Venu? and Sth street, nnd a'so fre ey VANIER AVELWC Aud 7th ei ret, “A letter Lax been received by a geatl this city frog de n of ere. ust be settled with the uudersizued, who is | 7's 8-m. Omribuses will miso be at the wharf « ex-President Pierce” He ntaten | 5 boxe i's Vine App'e Cheese, the only one authorized to receipt for the same | Feturn of the Loat lo evuvey passensere ty that be left MBuctal in a sailine Sl’ -™ with a! o her Groceries, trea. Liquors, &0» | Thenk:ul for past f1-ore, he t-kes this opportum y | Starting. ih J tn the Pog vaatt on the | requisite to family and other uses, juet reseed ofintormung the citizens of Washington and the | 9 tickeis—FIFTY CENTS: Chr wen TWH 2th June, and anchored 'n Che Tagns onthe 20th. | aud for saie on reasonable terms FoR Cash aud to weemity that be will sull continua the by TY-FIV® CENTS. “Tobe ted ax Malinnty we’s; During the voyage Mrs. Pierce suitered severely | punctual creditors only, os erecting LIGH ENING CONDUCTOR Nairu & Palmer's: trom wen.here ofthe oan oy from sea-sickness, but recuperated rapidly after]. JONAS P_ LEVY, morufscturu g of Fire-gilt Flarioa Tipt hon, orfrom JOHN TH R. being installed in ‘comfortable quarters ring | J¥ 23-eotw No. 4647sh at., comer of F. | thie enue, at tne cornet of. etn and © streets, JOUN CRUST, his sojourn at Madeira, (which was emi atly. . ite iene ‘Demplei hopes by strict pitentiog to busine h ye WASH'N BW ILLIAMS. ira len ; onage ol Fomnaiter gratify "7 2 Mra 3 R +, hough feeble, was en- .4t0, bound ta Turkey te patronage the pu ie keneral —— ; an red to Fide out an ey the invigorating In- “od beautifwy illustrated: sees MX STLYERNON AND TRE TOME OF fiurnces of the balmy air almost every day He LL, PERSONS AKE CAUTIONED against W ASHINGTON.— The «team was to leave Lisbon for Cadiz about the od July, ‘cenery, Architecture, and Social Hab- receiving or negotiating a note for two Sind ten dollars, drawn 7 ae im faver Roeth, and payabie on the la of Aug having been smproperty openreed from an R JAGLIA . iv 21-3t* ‘tates. | = [ce OR EAM GARUEN, er THOMA « LY BK rans co warily every Tuerdsy aod Fridey te Mount Vernon and the ten Ve ington, the wharf, at the foot of 7th sire o, dite in thence in ten days for Marseilles, thence for Ve- vay tn Switzerland to enjoy the last of Summer and early Autumn, upon the shores of Lake Leman”? Tue Astatic & Hong-Hong, Apri Turkey morocou, illustrated ; nA series of 150 steel engray- mgs ; 2 vols.. Turkey morocco; London: ete History of Sootland. 2 vols. half ‘Turkey imoroo- oo, beautifully Mustrated ; London; $15. History of the steci engravings and ma hundred Conrad UTICE.—ST. PETER USSUNDAY SCHOOL. Ronacasclkioponm on APRON.~-Dispatehes from 29, have been received at vola., with sis jondons 815, ‘ ite Franki Ox K Stax “Particulars in’ fuiure Aivertine of the sloop-of-war Germantown. Acting Sail- | #to; Loudon ; sit na! Ps SUDA WATER, and the finest — = — re sn act ete id ites SONY ate hat | Een nanan oA | yongncrs Sowa ee pace re on the 21st of April. The health of the officers aes oe Singravis raved on steel EF agg oorved with bes Cogs iim —_ and crew was good. byte first artiste olthodast tvchrae, Sie. ~ Z iv19 992 Pa, ay PHELP'S Now Bookstore, enna fA. Ie Lave SHOFS, MISSE~’ SHOES, CHIL- 4 vola, ON’S SHOL are sellin? at unususlly low prices at The Ladies Shoe Store, No. VG Pa. avenue, be ‘8th and Sth ste een 8 “epee seliuing Lasties’ {sues anes at, #1 = — ittween Mn aud loth streets, — SASH ON ABLE PERFUMEKIES, from the pasts nase. si GIBBS, near the corner of H*‘ Ms HAMS! i 2 tty Par % Cumberland, - Rneriond Seer tome ont esmn beens vuis., 4te; London; Constaatinop/eand its Environs ; I vol., 4to; Lon- don; 15. Tar New War Sreavers.—It is said that en order has issued, or is about to issue, di- Tecling that two of the new war steamers shall be built at Philadelphia Navy Yard, the HAMS R do do _Busking. 113 We have a choice lot of Family-cured HAWS, machinery will, most likely, be built by con-] H tors of Ireland, fom the earliest period to the Do do Lasting Sippers...... 1 uw) | Which are unsurpassed 1 evel omen, resent 3 Svols., illustrat: i : C5 5 . KIN CHELL, tract. Mees STONE RANCK TAYLOR, | 4f,53j,Slowcown make, Comenea Ciamm, | itt corner Verena eR CH ELL | _