Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1858, Page 2

EVENING. STAR. ..| ”45#2ncron wews np cossir. Sr ae ire aa Ae ao oe) none > wasa Island.” .... Cyrus W. Field, Esquire, is at present Fusnp.—The American and Republican par- | People enjoy hho ceed or At an early hour, the ferry boats from New York | Boston. Pe bi WASHINGTON OITY: ties have formally “fused”? in New York. | pids fair to become the moct popular to Brooklyn and Wijliamsburgh were crowded, | .... The death of Miss — FRIDAY...... --September 10, 1858. | That action was consummated yesterday, at mesg ere — and it {s but fair count the numbers who | Vocalist, Tei is contrad! Syracuse, where both held (separate) conven- June, ies leone larger number of crossed by this conveyance at at least 20,000 per- thor ofM Notice.—Many accounts due the Star officeby | tions. The terms of union are understood to | sojourners tham at any former een ae ae sons, fe while the aumbe: bles Persons in Maryland have been placed im the | have been arranged sotnetime since, secretly, wadmalt Ste odoin alto) eg : the dat: no person ° hands of Mr. W. ©. Lipscomb, for coilection, | between the leaders of both factions. The Re- here. = ‘ but outside, Dram, who livessbowtane pias | * Fifth Night and Benefit of = oe to collect and receipt for these | publicans are to “ goin” for the views of the Abt I onary _ Sopher bal gprs & thimble tiggersyeard betters, throwers, r. Giddings is engaged in writing the EDWIN BOOTH. is he may present to our debtors. Americans on tho Naturalization question and | mined among the visitors to have one on a grand | 89d patent safe opefators plied @ particularly | 4H Peete! Slavery Fight in Congress,” THIS EVENING, Sept 16, te52, a Registry law, while the Americans are, in | scale next summer, and to vary the amusements } brisk Dnsisiess, and many a greewhorn who came per sa ag wid;patic him to Saleh tip ‘Shakespesre’s sublime pedy off THE WEEKLY STAR. turn, to “go in” for the’ position of the Re- | With tablewnx, toursaments; Le ke." pHedlet| to enjoy the sight went home a tle wiser—as | "OE ue Mme ie HAMLET. Tax Werxty Srar for the current week, pablisan gusty ou Gs tien oy cco See er he cntied eens nnd © crowd Of VEBItOIOY secarded the ‘tricks and traps of Nelw York"= | euinae ene sbive King? given to him foe his | Hamlet. =e --- Epwin F ending to-morrow, is again ready at our coun- | P',) able poi nee 2 entions | | Finding myself compelled to leave here to-day, | tn bis head, and mach lighter in bis pocket. discoveries in medical science, bas received from | @host. “ "E- ist ter, and in the mails for its readers. The fol- sPoguea agente dnat oe origina | | Willnow bring thi« ‘hurriedly wrftten letter to] ‘This large gathering was in consequence of a | the euaperor of the Preach the St, Helene mean a= egal Mies Parker lowing succinct index of a portion of what it | Were the almost entire absence of original | 4 close, but you shall hear aenin from hovel idea started by a number of zeatlemen for | H&VINE served twenty-six years in the gra Monstevr Tonson. contains may give some idea of its value as q | Democrats in them. The “ Hards” who be- armee and under the grand homme. Seren Noric: ‘Bill leave the news and family journal. To it we invite at- | °C#™¢ members of the American party when -... The play written by Mrs Howe, fhe aq- | at the ae iF aoeaphammnsen tor Capea and a female race upon the Union Race Course of Correction. —Yestorday we noticed that it arose to importance, were not represented sen a. cme ele niet a and — . [thor of sPassion Flowers for Edwin itootn ts | Navy Yard. Fare 3 cents. = mportance, ‘Twenty-three ‘omen entered, among em | cal “Hippolitas ani ra,"’ nearly oe Table of Contents: there in any force, nor were the original Barn- Commander Thorburn had been detached from Dr. Lydia Saytes, now Mrs. Sayres Hasbrouck, | Meatical In plot with Racine’s tragedy. It is in the command of the frigate Sabine and ordered to the sloop St. Louis. ‘This transfer was not hat, with green strings; black veil and yellow made, however, as is asserted by some of our lk . Shi jot h it exchanges, at the request of Capt. Thorburn; Farninied. tS Se Hite St hors SaVinm pees the for we are assured at De; this he whole body of competing ladies assembled of Saturday, | 2° seal dapllan pit Sow atest such | 12 the omnuaitios ieee where the majority of | the 28th, he paid for the sanertigin one of the FrRenps TO ALL AND FOES TO NONE. a + Sentleman made no such | the gentlemen of the committee of stewards were | New Orleans papers of his own death notice, got — . request. Neither is the statement that Lieut. in readiness to receive them. The indies ant ina six copies ot, the paper, sent them to various di- FIRST BLED. COTELON 4 i accom- ne ona ch, according to their numbers; an rectiona, and took himeclf to Texas. ‘ Mafiit, of the brig Delphin, is not to ™- | Mr. Tweed made a speech in which he informed sees The Attica wana ‘Telegraph, of Sept. 7. Friendship Club. pany the expedition to Paraguay, correct, as | them that the prizes to be contended for would says: By a private dispatch received by the ope. | ‘The members of the Friendship Clab respectfully yet, inasmuch as he has not been detached | be 4 piano, value 3000, a set of silver ware, value | rators in the Morse Telegraph office, thix morn- | SnMOUNE® to their friends and the publie ia from his command. It is thought to be proba- | 200..and a gold enameled watch, set with dia+ | ing, we learn that Smith® Proprictor ‘of the Sea- | Femoral that their First raed Cots - value $280. A fourth prize would be | view House, Nevesin ho died on Friday | ‘ke Pince nt Stott's Halt: corner S°RVER: ble, howeves, that he will be detached, and | given to the lady who should b- first Ina trial of | sient ime tonieeeed ortly before his death, | TR wer ciienot TUESDAY BVEN- retained in this country asa witness against | Speed; and he iutimated that the fourth prize | that he murdered Albert Moses, bie bar-keeper, @ Committee pledge themasives that neither would be a sewing machine, or something of the this the the officers and crew of the slave brig Echo, | xing. The sewing machine evidently did not poche grt deed for which young Donnelly po eye pgp opens Samems which he recently captured off the coast of | please the ladies, but they submitted with a good Hay’s Celebrated Cotilion Band has been engaged race. 3 for the occamon. _ Cuba. E This brought the time up to nearly 5 o'clock, POLITICAL. Tiekets Fiery CANTO. eguitting = pentiomns A Jest Trisote.—Very many of our citi- | and the audience began to grow impatient, many | The opposition convention for the second con- at fiers wena ‘ae Cotilion zens will remember Col. Charles H. Brough, of of tbe b’hoys respectfully asking the committee | gressional district of New Jersey has nominated By order Wasuixcton News anv Gossir —The Res- Ht —— wenty Fred es epee ae of Orange county, New Yors, Bloomer habit and | blank verse, and will be brought out next month | “ests oun be secured without extra atthe cued African Negroes; A First-rate Notice; Abo- burners, whowometime ago exercised the con- bat, with lace jue; check silk dress, straw | in Boston. Box Ufhoe from Ma. m. to 5p. m. troling influence over the councils of the Re- publican party. We may also add, that the fo extreme Silver-grey wing of the American a tenes ar on Doug! arty did not attend in the force it usually South; Burning of th di Py ; , ; Cable Celebratton in Philedeipuice ‘Toe vioriae musters in New York American party conven- Indians; Youtbful Law Breakers; The Captured | tions. So, in truth, those represented in the Negroes; The Theory of our Government; The | .oalition amount to little more than the chronic Slave Cargo; Patent Platform Balances; amlan anda M: oes ‘Saaaligenss Gover- | opponents of the Democracy—the mere rump Rorship of Nebraska; ‘The Season’ Travel; Tbe | of the opposition in New York, divested even Status of the Reseued Negroes; The Paraguay . . 5 Expedition; The Patent List forthe week; “The | of the ultra anti-slavery wing, which, antici Arson at Staten Isiand; Beverly L. Clar pating being sold out on this occasion, went off [<SHien. 4. Glancy Jones; The Atiantic 7 | more than a month ago, and is now to be found Crstcm- House Regulatior The Mai 5 = Locat ixtELLickxce.—The Baltim ranged under Gerrit Smith's banner. eee Aa alee aaa - ee ae The trade-and-dicker involved in this coali- atchbman, = a ; Stock Sales of e . ‘ week; Fifth District Police; Accident at the Cap- | tn, is so open and shameless, as to leave no itol; Arrest of Henry Burns; The Death of Capt. | apprehension whatever of its ultimate success, Darucll; Real Estate Sales for the week; Dismis- | though its candidate for Governor, Hon. E. D. a ie s : = E to ‘trot ’em out,’’ meaning, of course, the ladies; | John L.. N_ Stratton for election. 10 4t* > TRE COMMITTEE = a ae ag potas P ch - Re. | Morgan, is decidedly one of the first men of | Cincinnati, formerly editor of the Enquirer of | and several others respectfully requesting that | Consider A Stacy has been nominated at Cold- = YMAN!S WYMAN= ew, Narrow Bscape on the Washington Branch his (Republican) party in the country, in point eee aay reteey eras Jedge af the oart of volasarite tenet afore we omer ‘ame wht te ate pe ne ora te at Ww oes a o nhetees ji 7 : 3 + i, rom the sec: trict of Michigan. Andrew's Free Chure ey hres ‘Suicide; Of: of personal character and experience in con- | Common Pleas, and still later a Colonel in the | hotter than we have It here in September, pt pbreenie gs “4 WYMAN, volunteer regiment from Cincinnati, which} At length the buzz ran round that «they were | ,,!!on. C. Billinghurst has been nominated by = the Republi: for re-election to Congress from served in the Mexioan war. Col. R. died in | coming,” and in a short time looming up in the | the tuita disirict of Winsonsin. one ISS of cholera, and quite recently his amiable | were seen ‘emerging some twenty of the softer? | The Democratic convention have unanimously and worth} widow has been awarded a pension | sex, coming up in grand equestrian cavalcade. | nominated Mr. J. W. Davidson for Congress dy tes Aiovecauent cf Gctocaccoune tan | THe wae the rst fart of the programme and | from the fourth district of lilinots. y ee 5 tum, with | was meant to show the equestrian abilities of the The People’s convention of Westchester coun- arroarages amounting to about $3,000. This fair riders. he hetanot one was very soctive, aud ty, Pa. ae oan ~ em, ae irieehe ot the j 7 a story went the rounds re; n; t, whic s on. John ic kman,to namber of avi sag sean hirsiat bribes oe worth repeating. It is said’ the animal was | seceded, while the ma jority of the convention i” ig soldier, the only horse on the ground from Disbrow’s | remained and nomini John M. Broomail. be gratifying intelligence to his former extend- indy for 35 ling ber a the eae Fel tiger! There has been no decision yet as to the Dem- ed circle of friends and acquaintances. he S18 pat thaw Bee aka. abshidl nat any. | Ocratic nomination in the sixteenth cougressional thing. “The lady, however, managed him beau. | after cousattation, with: hehe comtiteenn ee OAR ¥ ~~ | tifully, and, indeed, this was the only portion of | turned to their ts. d the otings Boarp or Army Orricers on Paivers. f 1 f} turned to t posts, and the balloting were We learn that the Secretary of War has ap- | the ea worth looking at. Rearing on } continued all day without arriving at any result. inted a Board of Army Officers to meet at his hind legs, he at one time stood almost per- —— es pescongs ca ate. ac iea, cuauiis Rendiculitr, and again going on his knees, heen- | [= Tbe deaths in Chatleston for the week rsenal, 5 nt, | dea’ vored by every means to throw her over bis | enain, September 4 were i@2. The deaths from i c im- | bead, but all to no purpose—the lady kept her s- : to examine and report upon such recent im: seat.’ Ac this time, Ler person in the pediocr| yellow fever were 73. Of these 61 were white provements in the mode of priming for small | attempted to rush onward, and 2s if to seine the | adults, 11 white children and 1 colored. arms as may be presented tothem. The Board | borse’s head, whereupon the lady, nothing loth, SNS Sn S Ses consists of the following officers: Captains put spurs to her charger, and urging him on, {7 The Marlboro’ Advocate states that Mr. walked ber horse over the would-be insulter Bowi tly a inted to receive aubscrip- Gorgas and Laidley (Brevet Major) of the Ord- | leaving him stretched in the dust The fellow Se a cial Eepott of the Chief of Police; Recovery of | nection with public affairs. the yot ¥ Hoffman; the Washington Ww j i Firemen in Alexandria; A Wasbingtonian almost bei © may justly sum up this arrangement ss © Suicide; Burglary; Trastees of Public Schools; | eing but simply revamping unaduiterated o— in y= Air; harap — ceting; Federalism, and placing it on crutches, as it jurgiar improvements; rrests; J fe tha i they’ Gerpnines For; At the Arsenal; Baliimore | "Cf to oppose the Democracy—an ee and Obio Railroad; Washingten Insurance Com- | ‘hat must fail, as it is in direct opposition to pany. the spirit of the times, besides being so fla- Genera Nsws.—Foreign Missions; N : ; York Political Conventions;¢A Horrible Confer. grantly corrupt as that all comprehend its oor- s The Gold Mises of Kansas; From Utab; | ruption at a glance. I pee one —— Tongue; Kansas; Brown- sow and Pry e Quarantine Arson; China; Tre Parsavay Exrepition.—We learn The Openi f the Ni + The ato “political News The wens that the President has received from Judge Celebration in New York; Second Burning of | James B. Bowlin, of Missouri, his acceptance p arene, Phe Quarantine War; The Utab | of the commission to Paraguay, the tender of ak 1cw News —From Great Britain, France, | Which was made to him some days ago, as we astria, Russia, Turkey, China, Indiaand Egypt, | have already announced. The President was wey the steamer Asia; from Cuba by the ste: i. uhawba; from Mexico rl the ateximer Genes! | moved to make this selection, we believe, for Rusk, ap neers by the brig Lady Chap- | several very good reasons. The chief of these, men; from Buenos Ayres. i i pa teem Mawes The Sis wiemeranae ot | * doubt, was the high character sustained by the movements and i ie | Judge B. as a man of undoubted probity and THE MaeiC lay are VENTRILOQUIST, - wi EW TRICKS, NEW EXP® RIMENTS, NEW OVING FIGURER Ba eee At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh Street. For Ung Ween. = oneetts seein enemas Bt rm Y + week. “Alaosen WEB NES Ba Vand SATUR. DAY AFTERNOONS it of Schools, Seminaries, Ladiesand Chiicren. Mr. Wyman begs to assure the public that thie will be his iast visit to Washington Jor many years, intending to visit Europe im the spring. . EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &c. Mens VERNON AND THE TOMB.OF” “The steam- turning sbout 2 p.m. Fare 81. OR PINEY POINT. O1.D POINT, NOM- F OLK AND PORTSMOUTH. For my = of lies and others A 3 " Fy who hed thus endeavored to make some amuse- Se eee — rabe. ae altos Commeasctan News —Full and accurate sterling integrity; added to the fact that his | 242¢¢ Captain Pickett and First Lieutenant ment for the crowd. had the tables comple‘ely | Railroad, bas entered upon bis duties with great pg iby pinces. t rad pase at che tooo n Mop regenera of | Tesidence in the Central American States, as a | Clitz of the Infantry, and First Lieutenant | turned, and, gathering himself up, sneaked off, | earnestness, and that the prospect thus faris very tafevand xm a rioner POW HATAN wil tee ts ete * e : \ ; “ ‘i i Vashi EVERY at Oa, Love; Love's Artifices; She Would’nt be Jeal | diplomat of this Government for several years, PSEEy Oe oe mrennee ieee, Siar eed nn on nee OREN Fatatiag Beinn Het AM One siready Veen | ie for the abore of the crowd = This over, the ladies came on again, two Navat.—The following officers have been| syreast, and again singly, performing sdits de ordered to report immediately for the Para-| jcnage to the admiration of ail present Fd daedarireer targus re RF guay service: Uther amusements were now contemplated, | Of Foreign Missions, on ee Cc di Thornt A. Jenki but somehow the judges seemed unequal to their | Sion, listened to a resolution offered by Rev. Dr. seen e ere the Trenton Ay Jenkins, (now | seif-imposed task, and a general grumbling was | Pomeroy, on behalf of the presidential commit. Secretary of the Lighthouse Board,) John B. | the result; in the midst of which a lady leit the tee, alluding to the smallness of the debt, com- Marchand. Darid B. Ridgely, A. L. Case, Al-| wand.end appeared mong, te crowd donoane- | red to wht bad bern feared; to tho extensive ous; A Cha f Deception; Srory; ; * . Stow to Think of; The Last item lea bit br | B&S Fendered him thoroughly acquainted with cma, &c ,&c ,&e Spanish-American character; and in his in- = The Passing Bell—solemn; Love's | tercourse with those nations he has been ver: Gaile: iginal) The Chant of the O; 4; 0 in di i i Sipean er Che Athetis Telegraph Cavle "| successful in discharging the functions of bis Ail of which, and much that in a hasty sum- position in a manner highly satisfactory to all mary we have passed over, may be obtained at parties These circumstances have pointed the counter of the Star office, for three cents- him out as eminently fitted to undertake the subscribéd. rom berth. coTpan:'s Bt Bathing season, her 5 wharf, foot of th epost. aers at Piney Point at 5pm. same day, Old Point at 4a. m., and Norio Norfolk on Moday af pm. Old Point Ri pome : on - ae 1D 7, ine ‘3 odag and arriveat Wash ington at 19 &. m. ime dey. Fare (inclading menia) to Pi Pont, $2; Old Point aud Norlolk, #3 and for the round (rip, @8+ including meals, Children and servants hali-price- — to a exander M. Pennock, and Thomas T. Hunter. | A ring was formed, and the fair Lady Gay Span- | revival throughout this country; to the religious | Pfam ittry Sen eee EEG 1 os a the The Weekly Star is also for sale by the peri- duties of this mission; and, in his hands, the} Commander Jenkins is assigned to the com-| ker, who shvok be? fists at the Judges’ stand, | toleration In Turkey; to the end of the East India lnpdings <u tho Eotomae. ink apely at tho odical dealers. Subscription price $1.25 per | ©*!sting difficulties will most probably be ad-| mand of the Preble. The others will command | 2°" She Would “spank” the whole of them. Company’s sway over India; to the throwing open . cea peace,” “Hortly blew over, | of China to civilization and christianity, and to ‘The Judges then pat thelr beads together ond | (htveccen of the AGentiocase, brieging Matent From tae Army 1x Uran.—A military sub- determined to let all the rest of the programme | shores into instant sympathy. mS A ‘ 4 . s 3 slide except the trotti: match, for which the s The Union makes Judge Douglas the advo- | purpose, are being put in readiness with all | scriber in the Utah Army, writes us as follows: | fourth prise was offered. ‘Accordingly, cee i Are et ee ee Fort Baivesr, U. T., Aug. 13, 1858 Rev. Mr. Vrooman, of Canton, spoke affectingly cate of “ rights without remedies,”’ as follows : | possible dispatch, it is probable that Judge dies who entered the list rede up to the stand * i ? = concerning the condition of their m'ssions. Mr. cameron parry nhan, last | B. will very shortly depart for the scene of his Pet hese = iUtake taocutly eat Psoap nal sd ent ache sunani teliseca Ue Bees Pi ‘a is ona Y ccosuen dactinch teat Chien bail’ beck kept Yians to reclaim their slaves escaping into Kan. a and by the 10th or 15th of the ensuing | Col Crosites id Capt. Hancock, of the Quar- ee —e shams fox behind = closed wp until now because the church was not sas, by voting for the amendment of Mr Pugh, | month, we may reasonably expect all the ves- | ‘ermaster’s Department, arrived yesterday from . eae within Oeeat Eom nds | Prepated to cbristi them. He thought that amon 2 . | however, ax she got within t_twenty yards | Prepared tochristianizethem. He thoug! [aa a Kee Feta try sels of the flect to have left our waters. So acatiete ells, aaa cei with, Foot es of the grand and her horse tusted, the Bvt three hundred and fifty thousand laborers could ritory, be astonished every democrat in Congress | fF 88 we are now advised the fleet will com | infantry to Benicia in Valifornia. girth broke, and she slipped off, but remounted | be immediately employed. PET justed in the shortest time and on the most ad- vantageous terms possible. As the vessels to SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | comprise the fleet, fitting out expressly for this office of the Great Southern Southwestern the steamers chartered by the Government. = Boat, foot of 6th street. CHA SE. LL. * CHARLES ORG it ATTING CY. iy 21-4 Superintendent P. §. B. Company. WARTS. ANTE; 00d Cook, Washer and Ironer civen to a competent person aod one that come recommended A middicaged w: preferred. Apply at S27 9th strest, between aod M. oe by i i WANTED—A smail HOUSE. oon siping 407 5 inst the amendment, and azainst | prise the following named vessels : rig: incre immediately without a saddle. In the | phe hoard was addressed in the afternoon rooms, situated any where bet 7thand bers, in company with Sew- Babine the fi +f f C i = a — Tue Treasurv.—The weekly statement of | ™e2utime No. 12 hot rapidly abead, and came chiefly by western men, all expressing confidence | streets weeiene Foe teceae ack ewcncures ard, ‘Hale, Hie is free to acknowledye | ~ n ¢ 'ag-ship of Commodore Shubrick,) the T; Department for th k ending | if 24 the plauslits of the assembied thousands. : Possession wanted by ist October, of before. Rent the ybt of the slaveholder to a recia- | 50 guns; sloops Falmouth, (now on the coast of | ‘W® *feasusy Vepartment for the week ending | soon, however, No 5 wan seen comi ; in their churches sustaining it more fully as it y Lo be about $100 - Add: Y., Box No. '8, Star Ome. wins — ee mation of bis fugitive slave ; but, in avoiding to # oe on the 6th instant, shows the following results : voteat all on theorigioal qe ot the Frative Brazil,) 20 guns, and Preble, 16 guns; brigs 2 with her hair streaming in rich lux enlarges its operations. Dr. Anderson stated that aie Receipts... = $1,641,796 33 her shoulders, and her bat flying bac to continue operations without reducing the mis- | TNPFORMATION WANTED OF PATRICK Slave Law in 1550, and in voting directly, at the | Perry, 6 guns, Bainbridge, 6 guns, and Dol- Drafts paid 1/972)443 OL torte, Sea aed ee ae real ton cia "E | kiead ud cuansl ithe peescel debt, he’ lauad TXOONEN native ot Leitrim, Ireland, last session of Conzress, against its extension | phin 4 guns; steamers Fulton 6 guns, Water Drafts issued... 1,426,425 19 vested tant wae dsclived the, winwes—e ld need $200,000 th ‘i $ who was working at his trade(stone cutter) in Ai- over Kansas, he has shown his determination not Witch, 3 cake and f I Amount on Depos having been ded thet No. 19 hed not gone | would need $200,000 the coming year. exandrin, Va ,aboutayearago. Any one who cn to make himself a party to any act giving ettect | "' » < guns, an ie revenue steamer Har- Nett Balance round the whole course—an assertion that the gin aay information Se, Fiaen tus asothes ase Be and vitality to that right. riet Lane, (not rated ;) and the store-ship + 236,308.10 lady emphatically denied. , 0 TICK.—Prof. FE. N. CROUCH will resume | 2'v0/nt ‘Invor br tldtensing & mote te WILLA ang BOW assumes in his Illinois canvass the | Supply, 4 guns Besides these it is now un- ‘The judges then retired to decide on the win- the duties of his Musical Acade»y on Tuesdsy | ROONEY. at the Star Olior, Washington sity, tee fame position in regard to the Dred Scott decis- 4 : Prestice’s Paxcy — ners of the prizes. Some ai ies hetevpon | Bext the téth inst. Inquire at Mra. Sullivan's on | Yasin Reading, Pa. three years age. ion that be has heretofore occupied on the fugi- derstood that the Caledonia, Memphis, West- s s cured and the balloting commenced, whereupon | F street, between Sth and 14th. - . Some of the editors, North and South, serve up the following ladies were declared the winners : 7 The Charies'on, 8. C., papers will confer a tive slave law. He is willing to acknowledge | ernport, and Atlanta, of the Cromwell line of e to their readers nothing but nigger. They give First *—Mrs. Lawrence, of New York | @AVE YOUR Coa » woos. ag we pe “yee aloes na of that decision. | steamers, have been negotiated for, and will, | them broiled nigger for breakfast, roasted niger | city; a plano, value S500 plan iii eyed egg Tre Sicdanyers ened forge eee re RE rh tht privnlone of may carry bis slaves into the Territories of the | 20 doubt, be chartered, together with one ee sient ane cold nigger for supper.—Lours- Pei ae ee — A agp Pe at meen nor more than fifty sores of iand, with comfortable - ville Journa im rize —Miss M. mith, of New Yor miy +e ung col jMprovemen: W oa (rg peor ory oer tan okautie ins ether steamer yet to be selected. Thus the When does Prentice prefer Ais nigger served 3 a gold enamelled watch, value =) And dust, and stops the rattling, s0 ann« ying tom boar’e side ‘ot Wace rhe wine ate ‘Tertitories are under no obligation to protect him | CBtire fleet will comprise fifteen vessels. ‘he up? After supper? Fourth Prize —Miss Morey, of ‘Prey; a hand- pet poy eee Soke Fora Meitavilie or Blade nabure station oe d be prefer- to thwart aud maliity Cee riene ett liberty | command will devolve on Commodore Shu- | °P” cea Tue colnmaltene thon 2ddretord cock of the Is- Nosg7th street, “se 10-3t"” | tee be HN, City Post Often ee a his slave, by refusing that peetaction a leona tae brick, the senior post-captain of the navy, who} AppornteD.—Capt. A. A. Harwood, we are dies in an Spproprists manner, particularly com TREASURY DEPARTMENT, . WANIED-A COLOKED MAN who under- without which no property can be enjoyed.” takes charge of the Brazil squadron to relieve binformed, has been appointed Inspector of Ord- | P!imenting Mrs. Lawrence on her coolness and until the 1Sth ta stands to work in ® restaurant. Good wares activity, and requested them te call at the ettice, | ,, Proposals will be received until the 15th ini ¥ | ard consi The Uniox further marks the ebb of aboli- |} Commodore Forrest. Commander Page, it is ployment gi to & competent nance, vice Capt. H. A. Adams, ordered to the | when the prizes will be presented. Bevel, i tant S 4 son. Apply at the Union Georgetown. tionism, by the fact that at the recent Syra- | understood, will have immediate command of | command of the frigate Sabine. In a eres roars —— = of Oak and 10) cords of Hickory W ood. 15) tons of I — i i: "| i i u caught hold o r. Clancy. Look here,” sai Cumberland and 75 t hite Ash Anthracite NTED—A idle. wo- > nprmmarresiee Whig fossils only were left yep comprising: all the above named ~ oe ates ‘T have been taki ceeian for the last six Coal. pe any qortisn teprent, 3 WwW MAN. to py myn My mex % sels except the flag-ship Sabine. ‘The latter [7 Professor Morse; who arrived in Paris | months for this beautif amusement, and now Wood to be corded and measured at the ex- | perienced please not apply, and none reed appiy The Intelligencer publishes a memoir, writ- | wi!l not probably ascend the river as far as the | fromthe United States the same day the news penee of the contractor. The Anthraci e to be of | without good recommendations. Cali at No. 64 Pm disappointed. Boo-ovo-hoo, oh! what am I to do’ ten by the late Hon. Wm. L. Marcy, on offiee | scene of operations, on account of her heavier be |. and the Cumberiand | West ct: it, bet: ontgomery sts., was received of the successfnl landing of the At- Talal tamane rhs ieale bot ty ancarhaascboeaeee~ 2 33 s i . The Georretown, D.C. . : A voice— Take # drink.”? en eeracd and to be of the <a) hitte. , Le Ua LL, " meckd draught. lantic Cable at Valentia and at Newfoundland W 7a " ANTS.—The proprietor of the Intelligence holding and office secking, and comments 4 Sasa tose 4 isfecliuescatlinec ct trece ec, oman, (sobbing) ‘no, my dandy. I ity 3 = Jo-eotisth | WW Office and House Agengy. 311 C street, corner have been pia-a-ac-tising, and I should lke the tion in honor of thatevent. A considerable num- | pia-a an-ner for Anna Mariar.”? ber of men of distinction of the United States happened to be in Paris at the time, and a meet- thereupon. Tue “Equrstrizyxe Coxvextiox” that ———____ecee-—___-_- + A WU The steamer Canada sailed from Bosten has just taken place over a gambling race for Liverpool, on Wednesday, with 37 passengers | COUrSe near New York city,was not only a great Wri t iat teeters hare cosines | Rech ete tae on ten Feea ¥ e jays vi 5 es u te This gentleman endeavored to soothe her, and | giract m Gavan ‘aos coal invol- ter. "Wanted, noe several phan Coo! after yiving her five or xix glasses of champagne, | cos of Seears. maids, Waiters, Drivers,and Farm . succees tall “Time ers,’ | 10, ba exalias e csle- se 8-1 and $110,000 in specte. fizzle, but a disgrace to all the women who took ing was hastily organiz d atthe banking house | and Ss does sharsiages” ‘Gog tae lay oar rTe- “ vn brated factory of ae Veaequey. aa WANTED —4 neatly furnished house a sy. | Patt init. It was, in fact, little more than a | of John Monroe & Co, at which it was deter. | stored to good humor, and, as a last resource, of- yo \eee Sie ee H' containing at least 10 R. ana central loca. (> The Baltimore ¥un aed Cincinnati En- saturnalia of thimble-riggers and sweat-cloth | Mined to invite Professor Morse toa dinner at the fered the committee, if they would prepare her a 10,000 Potomac River akennee 2 tion, and at a moderate ould prefer the quirer have donned a new suit of type, and p:e- men on the one side, and “ fast’? women on the | Trois Freres Provencaux, on Tuesday evening, horse, to give them a specimen of her skill then nese Sears cannot be exeelied styleorqualty | OWPEr or occupant to in the house, but not sent a very handsome appearanre. = 5 ene ead Saas other. It is very evident that most of the fair “Panavisx WaLtz” is the title of a fine piece ti deat “aaa? 5 of music very neatly gotten up and published by ceepede wate oe wut” indecd. Weds out enterpeisiog. ge musical friend, Jobn not believe that the Washington publie’s old F.Ellis. This Seeman, 1 by our towns. | *quaintance, ex-Doctor Sayre—who, with all man, John Esputa, and, as performed by his cel- her eccentricities, is a lady—stood ready to be ebrated cornet band, has won great praise, in- | one of the riders of the occasion, as the amusing deed. account of tho affair we publish in another col+ and there, ‘ free gratis for nothing.” ‘The offer thi this mas . was respectfully declined. ‘The crowd then dis- a on hand. 20:00 ras.”” which I will sel! persed and returned tothe city. WARD c. DYE pnd 13th, Penn. avenue, het. Wzth and indispensabie. Address, stating fu'l prruiculers as to rent, Bo: August 17. The dinner took place accordingly, ive.“ Monae-aeeten,” x 4 Stay Office. and Was a brilliant affair. Speeches were made by Prof. Morse, Hon. Hamilton Fish, Hon. Jos. R. Chandler, and others. Hi GUss ARTES £0 re the one - meet ‘nde Bet) OF TRE aOUN ge 10-St Cintelligencer.) Huioouta:ning pine or ton aoe for “etary. EEC SE os Sees Vhristian Association will meet | 77 > x be given by the lst of October Plesse ay EW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !!— Reovived and | Possession to be given Tue War ox Statex Istaxp —Some of the sabia Bs ROON, (ected bebtonges omy for sale at SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, | 84dress “Tenant, a without delay, eta- citizens of Tompkinsville and Stapleton have 8 to take into Patch from New pa a been alarmed and eacited in consequence of some nder the Star’s torial head. The 1 i by A.S. Roe. = Z 5 ———_—___________ threats which have been made by Dr. Thomp. | "Ube interested are invited to.attend. | "Doctor Thorn—a novel—by Anthony Trotloj LABIES, ZRAVELLING AND GBUPPING lex Ix THE ATLANTic —The ship Sea Lion, | UMD states. son’s boatmen, to burn down the dwellings of | #610 . ut ‘The Coopers, or Getting under Way, by Alice B. | ~ poak*: of all rizes syle. Captain Colburn, from Antwerp at Boston, saa} From tix Vircixia Sprinas.—Tag De-| such of the citizens as participated in thede- | ==MARONI municationof St, | Mars Derwent, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. Evening, Bridal and Party Fane. large pyramid of ice on the 22d ult, in latitude | nicuteuL ATTRACTIONS ov A SuMMER Resorr, | Molition of the Quarantine buildings and their iem soins 1aeee, No, 2,. will be bold Suis Pag eg hf Ke H. J. Mot-AUGHLIN’S ers pure —_ It Sep on feet high | &c., &c. own houses. The people deemed it necessary to] sons are fraternally 1avited. OC” Master Ma- Magaziog. . a . 503-8 Po. ave. bet sth and 9th streets. above water, from 100 to 500 feet | al \y it C.F. STA : A % Nerth Bri’ eview, for Aug just sued "SHE SCR IB: w U . BUNE, having seen several islands of ice dear the same September 3 tes the day after the fire at Quarantine, bas excited I Feld fa te Oa ee er aeeen Association, forser- Londoa hela Fi aons for September. hand, A call is invited. = ee 1 bave allowed a longer time to elapse, since | the worst fears of the Stapletonians, and they are ihe handsome hall ofthe Frenklin kngine Company, ha somal Cacetnt with ‘choles ‘Sano iment of se 9-2w* oe Retieteece, From New Mexico.—Santa Fe mail dates to | *riting you, than I intended. The fact is, there | determined to keep a bright lookout for the in- , above 12th, and will open at the us jour—hail- | stationery. comprising, Letter. ote Pa- is ast 4 o'clock—on the following Suuday afternoon. pera, and E: ve op ‘8 of ail sty! variety con- SUPERIOR © NG AND OTHER the 16th of August, have been received at Boone- | af 80 many sources of pleasure here to be en- | cendiaries. : so 10-2t et hand, and fc i STOVE ville, Mo. i joyed, so many agreeable people to talk with, so The Staten Islend Chronicle establishment, y= PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUARD. MOUNTED GUARD, on i i “SHILLINGTON’S ist bic Femnanes een a FA Dr Connolly, who artived at Santa Fe fcom } Many amusements to enjoy, so many friends to] Which is strongly suspected of being in the in-| (3 ATTENTION c¥ouare hereby ordered oo ee Boo senor a5 Shand Pare, | Promptness and dicoatoh HARROVER Rio Abijo, reports that a large number of emi- | Visit and stroll about with, and so many pretty, | terest of the Health Officer, was moved up to New mpeg Bae a OR _SALE—HORSE, WAGON. and HAR. | 80226 7th street, opposite Putsiosel stants bad passed through Albuquerque this pay pm women to look at, that one may | York on \boarpreee a coe gy chet coh ne the Fitth Anniversary of the Corps, with uniform NESS, table for any find of business a Ts AMBROTYPES. summer, en route for California, via the thirty- | We excu for contining himself to these | that the Chronicle ice mig! lestroy: ry Orse equipm: order, Will be sold reasonable. y Sth E weather is now cool and you can dus Sh parallel. ‘They report the gras betwee, | occupations, and laying all others aside for fn fire, deemed it the best policy to remove the By order of Jos. Peck, Captain. street north. ne 9-2 With Toe Cream, nnd spend yeur meney hen pa 'y report the g tween | ture occasions 7 Be 10-2t . J. H. MoUU (CHEN, 0.8, @HOULDERS, HAMS, &c. —«O4|: LIKE NESS of yourself. You can get a ‘good one Fort Emith and Albuquerque as excellent, and | “| ave now traveled nearly all through the | ‘VPt Presses, etc. WASHINGTON HORTICULTURAL | Siw ihe Siewdene for 50 cents and upwards at the wood und water abundant. The mail party | mountain region lying between the Uld Gr By Collector Schell’s orders, Capt. Rich, of TS" socikt The Grand September xhi- 3,00 ibs’ plain Hams, neo Pa OBERT SANDS’. encouatered very few Indians on the plains. the Vireinis ubhur Springs on the north, and | the Marines, returned to the Navy Yard on Wed. | bition of Fruits, towers, and vegetables, wilt be | Loo she. prime soger-cured Family Hams, FP YOU WANT TO Pee a Cel Sumner’s command was at Arkansas river poo | loos and Tennessee Railroad on the | nesday, leaving only ten men as a guard at the} Ttvaud Tae Mt ae, Conn rae ea, Fb pleas poe pode ga [you want to a £FIANO. MELO- about twenty-five miles below the crossing—all | and atn folly connie ery (Place of any note, | warehouses. street, between 13th and lath streets, In rare and] ge 8 eost BARBOUR & SEMMES. | go to ELLIS'S, 36 Pepn-avenue, between Sn aod soo an fally convinced that this is decidedly the | he Eighth New York Regiment take position | £004 articles the display will exceed that of any ACKERE ERRING. & foes " most pleasant place in the mountains. It is situ- The Eig 4 val schedule of premiums is KEREL, } NS: ~ it you mant Music,go to ELLIS'S. Aw Arexat to Wasnixoton.—The ravages of ated beautiful valley, about double the width | immediately adjacent to the Quarantine grounds, | offered 3 large erel, i . If you want any Mucical Instrument Repaired, co ivanta avenue, and the bu She doors will «| open to the public at 1 o’olock do. small do, to ELLIN’S. § Pestilence in New Orleans compels the Younz | on either aide, some elzht or ten rips lear = = rt sient me Ba and to | ati on the picky eee 009 35D, to. onthe ith, oo, guaied By JRIBLIOGRAPHY.—The Litrarac vi Men's Christian Association of that elty to look | besutiful lawn. At the lower extremity of the Scteety peer, pt et f v ‘order of 20 d B 4 i mmittee on Exhibitions. . treatise on Kiisi i abroad for aid in their good work of ministering one, ate iae yalleys—the one leading | the buildings to be epscied for the sccommoda- a ome Commis cnn saute Cor. Sec. Jj i sale by ard descr ptive list co Bibliog apie Manual. eee Ni; PAPERS. PICTURE COR DS and HABROVER’S, °s Head Wednesday, and it was f Fhaoores: A opportunity will be thug af Anahi CORTAIN eure. PINS ana | 23% 7th strode. ite Carr. De Rivigus acaim ARnustep Capt. of every cottage, while the whole of th: er ( at Bull’s on +A fora ire to away 8 RIMMG 8 reser. rivtic 1 off in @ northwesterly and the other in a west: ti f the sick, to be able, at all times, instantly | —~~——- a ost BARBOUR & SEMMES, which are added sketches of put lie libra: to the wants of the affticted. disection. Dowa these several valleys come tie | cog cficctively, to deSehd the cule and the tives PUBLIC MBETING.—A ana‘ail | FPLOUR, SALT, £8. __—=—SST = rated with encravinge: by Reuben Gul GA. M fouitnes ek wilt te eres mg ceereennee throughout the entire of the sick against all violence. ‘ F &% barrels Avondale Extra Flour, patse 68. YLO & MAURY. ny i Cl 4 , “ ae Rook: . ciao ewes he nan’s Christian Asses ‘Tie mountains rise up on either side of the | The Troop of the Eighth Regiment, commahd- = ve 2 oS See elie. =e = Avenue, near 9h strect._ as! a valley toa sublime height, and impart a prandetr ed by Captain Varian, (dismounted,) with their | at 73 o'clock. 4 ne or pie bags Family and Extra Fiour, Vi PROVED FR T. J. Magruder President (eure Sept 9 | and beauty tothe place which I have found un- | battery of mountain howitzers, proceed with the | _#¢8-8t MANY CITIZENS, ae mane Ne ae = re eee fon : The-epidemic brings heavy Nbst ney | {walled elnewhere | ‘The buildings are not only | Regiment, and do duty agartillery. SABBATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL —The | Just received and for sale by asl peresen wor Leena nae upon our community. “we hate ve far on oars at oe care pte nd oo nahn inate fr che menkter nn pel | se 8-ecst BARBOUR & SEMMES. neoersary We ow procure one hundred oF = ony other resor! ave seen ut are aiso infi- oy aul a Fest benefi School, ~ ~ 7 ~ > more certiboates to at it at iT Trecemneray eae tWo.0F three hundred sick under | nivel superior in polat of comfort and corey, | Low Rares vou Catrix.—The New Yorks Tilaad Hall, commencing MO. DAY. BVENING, Mis DAY REGHIVED PROM THE MAN- | 30 Stowe tor heating Irom ons to thea ae any? > Can you se: “gety Hinds from your alence of the interior arrangements. The bed. zives of Lenape ag es sorte Septes —_ vane pa Deo Eg yc rer Pere Oe oes HROUE AIOE ‘Also, | es Callat ‘A = 2 is cleat nice, the rooms kept in perfect The present race of dro hever seen 1» Ci combinin, a Ch’a Relief Committee YM. 4, oa aad anenttve saivante bavesbe supervision | the day When tect cattle sold. as low ae they did | 2! the delicacies of the spare : ET ECONOMY GUI i) Just "Last week we had : RANKLIN & ROTHROCK. | L, De Rivie e was arrestea in New York on Wed- snnnd, Se abe bednieeh ee he present Pet er Tet altes hove over 5,800 fhead, to sh an enterts dogs it au 2-e0lm corner of th and D streeta, beagles Fag 2 ed nesday evening, at the Smithsenian Hotel, for | Season that he is fully qualified for duties of | which bas so overstocked the market that eizht 4 CANDLES, SOAP, &c. pi | sessult with intent to take life. The quarrel post The table is the subject of uaiveres! Soy -actuscaneceemoertor eee pee pauee, fanoe 10 ceuts; obildren a ne Candies, t c-R - | an Krew out ofan article published in an evening eevee nisi cas ion | given at that. It is true that a very few cattle (e" GASH PAlD POR FURNITURE — Be Foe c ba Sica eset ada iin which be de ma sein a | fas can) aren | OS demancras erate wercare | d& Sioeeeareome MK to give watistaction to any larg that for any on nerday y true infor ‘e are mes 0 xroee, atcher, " sold for 6a7, some for Sc. lb. net, | their entire stook of household effects (in large or —— i Riviere mes nan vindicate Bis Met tied of course the market was a dull and losing | mall quantities) for 4 i — arco, Cinnamon, Cloves, tS aa r secordingly came to hi to the cattle owners, We su there must reoer FINE C.v 1 8: NG ©) trom two Frenchmen, and was accepted, but no | Col Jaimes 8. Gilt, fare Pieprieter of the | have been from 300 to 500 bead left over ‘unsold, Hye Sskeour «semmes. |B ie es arrangement could be effected Wednexday even. | Bollingbrook Hotel, is the caterer,and gives uni- | in spite of all the efforts of cattle brokers to close OFFEE, TEAS, &o. waner No. 310 Pe. ave... u:der Browns ing Grant and De Riviere met at the Smithoom versal satisfaction. “Mr. Wm. A. Wade is the | them out at almost any price offered. Thesur- — Cree? ‘ when the Zouave caught the otber, threw hies forsee rr ng rage me peace poe ad vo werurvcateor tar tinieers rg ties aaa = Das is i Svs MILLINERY JUST eee down and held bim fast. A crowd of score piary order Phe. whale eotsbtiebae nee psd iderable extent next week, whatever thesup- the (spel i Pali thousand collected Bround the hotet. Officer toe general supervision of Robert H, ly of fresh stock met be, almost impossibic. Gaylord took the parties to the station house Esq , who is ever at bis post, direati Ire price now is bat ‘tle more than half what Wad taken nt Preferred a complaint. De Rivicre.s| jammer al the sce ee 1a wens in nuenere shows sow ereeconpaton fe. i . ie guents. * jon var taken to court and held for trial. ; "bey have apa band, an he bal oom e price recedes. has 4 - 6 dewey: 2.) tte