Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1858, Page 2

“r . See teas WASHINGTON OITY: aan dregs ty DAY............ September 11, 1858, — mee pasta B, Haskin, at Tarrytown, N. Notice —Many accounts due thé Stat officé’by | ¥ _— whose behalf it w: persons in Maryland have been pieced in the r the most pei i nands of MS. W_'C.; Ltpecomb, “fot collection, | hoard of in a simil: who ft suthortzed to colleet and receipt for Giose ‘mpmination of a member of the House of Rep- of its bflts he inay préseht't6 our debtors. _ }resentatives of the United States. We have eee ee 2 ee ee SPIRIT OF THR MORNING PRESS. Tecan ssaetian fo eter to fee eae Par ten Hask gather a large the _hnow-Nothingsta the Black ¢-,| tirs to leading members of the American’ 'ASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. ‘Tur Max ror tux Occasion.—Wednesday, briefly discussed “ tn the Stat = ¥ 22 em, « which tuo ar three tars ag6 held ap ie headin | thereat. ‘The fédalt tf theas efforts wis by n : parties, and the publication of might be ra to come © ly overwhetmed Mussachusetis, NewVerk.:| advertised day—advertised not only by notices Haryisod rand Tennessee, nove comes into fidi-} 7 ter at the trop na bolition kite constricted by |i half the papers of the country, but by. Horace G ‘Thurlow, Weed. How are | ‘fdaming postgrs calling on *« ‘The People” to a note bogon - ‘ be wind j- when forests The Uition also treats of the “nullification |" °"tended sees are doctrines of Judge Dougias; and further quotes *¢Come_as the waves come, when navies are as follows from the Hon. Reverdy Johnsons" -|: | ==SP@MBRB)"S°- TS shak ieee ae “« Hig letter to the Baltimore committee, of the | 20.crowd could be assembled. With the aid: 6th of March, opens in the following straia - ‘of such appliances, and a free ride ons sien bo Aeaaminero™, Maret te, [steamboat (ohnrtared. to that end by Mur and J J. Graves: Committcé of Invitation: "| Kitt hintself) thet visited in the course of the “«*Gantia«en: My engagements in this city | morning (to pick up the curious and the strag- or) po are Bath e' ling and loafing) every Hudson-river landing have been so astoinviteme. }should Ii ib the Congressional district, but two handred much to witness the hearty good will with which ols, in ‘all; w ithered to our patriotic citizens will approve the policy of and seventy-one souls, in ‘all; were gat re Ca do honor to Mr. John B. Haskin—to renominate him. * This fact tells not more forcibly of the pris ‘ universality of his repudiation by the Democ- hint should opleny sage procgam racy of the city of New York and the West- pense — mo safer or mere effectual modé | ghester Congressional district, than of the self- bo eee =r Sigel ; respect of the Opposition in that quarter of the is late Lett Senator Douglas, b 4 : > uar"Jobason exposes Vinee tc speating of | ¢ountry, where any outlandish-looking indi- the action of the President on the Kansas ques- | vidual, by standing abstractedly and pointing tem: his finger at a bird, window, tree, or stone, is re i fously, asd » tree, , as iekclieted bic'the ben, fecveoe doutt : Dat gure to collects crowd numbering a hundred, very maa’ = bis pevion and Lae valerie A around him, in, say, five minutes. i G ion. hought ¢ = onpaper peed ‘wae “to subents the Satter ns We mentioned, Wednesday, that of the long Congress without executive endorsement or dis- | list of notables advertised to make speevhes at b wepalion, to be disposed of as waren ee that meeting, John W. Forney alone then and ‘ there ‘turned up.’’ Alone, of them all, he confess that this wag mty own 0} ion_* Fmone letter. be thinks ail patrioti¢ citizens proved ‘‘ the man for the occasion.’’ “Worthily,; -part of fitting orator the President tm recommending tne admissoe er the Union, with her Lecomptom con- stitmete : wil of the action of the President im re- i comménding ‘admission under the. Lecompton | indeed, did he play the constitution. In another he asserts that he him-| for such a demonstratign self, and many of the President’s truest and fast- Thas, he made it oceasion for tearing off = friends, tho’ 4 pat.teer be ought to have'made ithe § it: of the iinsk’ cho bas dee yed The Tutelligencer looka forward_to the re-_| to wear since establishing his Press dewspa- sults-whieh-it believes will follow “the opent| per, and admitting in unmistakeable language ing of China.”’- that hereafter he fights, in politics, on the Ke- PME A gE ATE TS publican party side; or, on any side likely to Pista Pare took Pisce at | pay, foF the mone, for the services of men of 5 Phen jes took part in-the di trial . | his calibre.- Aare . poo sco ay eee meet bes There were but few points in his effort worthy of notice. The first was his nnblush- ing admission of his personal ‘tergiversation. second annual muster.on Thissday, when the ang : 4 ree banks and many of thé stores were ctused,, aud the The next was his more unblushing admission day was passed as a general holiday. Fifty-two | of his own entire want of principle, involved in fire companies competed for the prizes offered-by | the readiness with which he enters into the the department and citizens. The playing was | service of the enemy. The third was the still perpendicular. The. fisst prize, $100, was taken more unblushing admission of the base angrati- by the Edtmunnd: Hopkigs, of Woddville; 1:0 ft | tude of bis personal character, involved in his — —s Laprabpegtachgore deb pipes: falso and slanderous aspersions. on the integ- cific, of Chicopee ; Sone mt -_Deeai ae feet. The fourth by Blackstone, of Farnums- my ot the man—President Byclsasa ay Ville;-JG) feet. The ffth-b: Ae whose mistaken bounty he and his were lite- 3 y Quinsigamond,.of ph re a 160-feet. The sixth by Niagasa, of rally clothed and fed for years, when anknown, Lyna; 155 feet. hungry, abd almost naked. The fourth point Fo esa ee of interest in his really remarkable speech, The boat C ine Maria, Captain Paine, | "4 the ae it inyplvad. that serene oredit- bélonging to the American Atlantic and Pacttic | °d his “Forest letter’” to his ‘‘cups” and Ship Canal Company, for the new line between | the enthusiasm of his nature, grievously erred New York and San Francisco, via Nicaragua, left | in their judgment of the man. Thus, his New. York on the afternoon of the 9th instant, for | speech evinces that mean and disreputable ap- San Juan del Norte. She is intended for service | pliances are the means to which he inva: bly on the San Juan river and Lake Nicaragua. Tis | resorts when “in a straight’ of any kind. » gg waprocarnebied Sr mae He tells the world that the truth never = ™ jeoxiny last “Phe the wt tah ‘Lab: reaches the ear of power in this land ;—that ra Brances, will leave {o-day. ‘Poe Hermahn all, of all parties, who have easy access to ite vr ¢ Pacific two weeks since, tobe fol- | #°8t (to that of power) invariably lie, fawn s0on by the Washington, formerly of the | #0d flatter. Bremeh (ine. The whole route is expected to be We need hardly remark that this sweeping ia operation about the middle of October next. aspersion upon nearly all the public men, of Boanp or Fontion Missions —On the third | #/! parties—for nearly all of them have facili- @ay of the session of the American Board of | ties for confidential intercourse with the head Commissioners of Foreign Missions, at Detroit, | Of their party when their political friends are the committees on the various missions reported | in power, is as false as false can be. Other- and addresses were made by several returned | wise, we are at this day without an hon- missionaries, including Dr. Peter Parker, of Chi- | est man, of any party, enjoying political posi- oi Sieg _— poe year were lead t = tion in the public estimation. As against him- next annual meeting was appointed te i i z held in Philadelphia in Uctober, 1859 ——_ gory arnt gd peg boeont On the fourth day, the business of the conven- rec > SR tion having beem finished, a farewell meeting Administration, he was well known to have was held. Seversi prayers were offered. Bev. | been, of all men, the most persistent whisporer ‘W.M. Thomason, D. )., whe will soon return | into the ear of power. On the nomination of to Syria, and Rev. Mr. Grant, of South Africa, | Mr. Buchanan, presuming upen that gentle- made affecting addresses. Dr. Anderson, on be- | man’s many previous efforts to make a man in half of the Board, thanked the citizens of Detroit | realify of bim, he easayed the saniv gaine, set- for their hospitalities, and took leave of them. | ting himself up notoriously ae bis right hand Dr. Duffield responded, thanking the Board for | man the keeper of his conscience, us it were, meeting there. The hymna, “Blest be the tic that | No other man Kevan pula teas sasnad axe atas binds,” was sung by the aedience. . Dr. Bacen . * . P! Proneanced an effecting benediction, and the Looe = —— = his for thatsort of —— Board adjourned till next year. ba! of smeaolge with the ear of power. — asc Sepeennnryreeeneeeret , therefo: Tax Staten istasd Wan — Oa Thursday of poe me er ace esti 7 night, the belligerent Siaten-Isianders manifested the 7s dupes end their spirit, by burwing H. J. Ray i, of.the he truth is never uttered in confidential inter- ‘Times, Erastus Brooks, of the Express, Hin, | UF with them. -He simply attributes hip Secob La Farge, Judge Welsh, Mrs Uni, of the | °#® Propensity to whisper. falsehoods in the Staats Zeitung and Or. Thompson—in ettigy. ear of power, to men upon Whose fair names When tue crowd arrived at Stapleton, not iexp | the breath of dishonor was never beforp tham three thousand people bad gathered together blown. But, so the world wags. There pre er pecan Ppt aoe pelysi “ John W. Forneys”’ every where, in this and i leo! varaatine, and the i ezcitement ra at fol height. No speeches wert | trans slits adeno of we oe eee made—nothing at all was done but the barning | ioe Gistarkea ron? 3 = of the effigies. These ludicrous arrangements < > y ate jemonstratiog, were stuck up in the town square, on a large pole, which = only that bod the disappointed — Bud set fire to, one by one, uatil all were de | 40, in seeking to criminate those who have di¢- " stroyed. When that of Dr. Thompson was set | *Ppointed him, only succeeds in placing within Up, the groans of the crowd were terrible. “We | the instant comprehension ofall, the fact that ought to bave the original of that,’ said one | tehave retained his support on the terms upon man; and that appeared to be the sentiment of {whieh it was retainable, would have, been to 2 relent 8 a ata rns prostitute, most shamelessly, high responsibili- = va a ties and immunities conferred by the laws and Gring of guns and pistols continued until Jong constitation for worthy ends. | past midnight. 3 r Yesierday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, adetachmeat | Al! the world knows that President Buch- of the Sth regiment left Castle Garden. Their | #0#0 took Forney ap ® poor snd frindiess poser a arid is a prepare proper accommodations i 4 and — uP a ue pity antag Cabinet Tegime: clension to give him a seat in hig ne RS orito invest him with the functions of editor’ D PERSONAL. of the organ of his administration, there ws »--- Dr. M. Loomis has returned to the city, A Svable id beving beg absent during the summer months. | DOthing conceivable that he cone do. for pees eeene Sate is an sees making a | him, to advance his personal and politival ‘mesure tour iv Ametica_ ‘S$ the ya da i a 3 -... Queen Vietoria, at the palace of Pottsdam, | Occasion of Forncy’s late candidacy for ‘the ‘was conducted by her daughter to the rooms for- | Senate. There was probably no other man merly occupied by Frederick the Great, and in living than the one who was, literally—as) aoe ne alteration Las been permitted to be 6 * 7 be po - @eath of that celebrated monarch. | public raga Suvr-scupphad his own favor, ---. The Regentof the Mount Vernon Associa- nerosity ani fection, for whose adv: cee ton ied Miss P. A ‘Ogden Viee-Re- Sout he would, under the circumstances, eke. eut for the state of N i Btue daughter ofthe nie Colony Antietotin | risked inditing the well known letter wherein ag +o oe J., with ber brother, | he made the nomination of Forney for the Sen- ee ate over the host of his distinguished, able, ex- POLITICAL. perienced and patriotic triends who were aspi- Hon. John F. Potter has been re-norminated for } rants for the position, a point almost as personal Congress by che Republicans of the fest district to himself 9s his own nomination by the Cin- se * {>> The firemen of Worcester, Mass., bad their mare: og pemmtore, ie a letter to the Rich. | “munati Lena = mcr mond im ines the use of bi. * eration at nection 3 the office of Governor of Virgin rg prise eden one eee of the architect of his fortunes, is forcibly il- lustrated in the mendacity with which he (For- ney) assailed him as being a tyrant, a fool, a fulsifier, and as being bent on destroying the Alter being 1 at principles of the hope, Uae 1 sesmon wattl $ o'clock men. Vuh feeanie ean day eine. pnd Somes until the 2st fost. fignity. acpi Fagen fom a shop Janes, of the M_E.C < Buel quod dema: narrow escape from death in Tadianapolie, had's'| dum of his cunningly-concocted budget of ex- on the $d inst. H : i penny bt eer ae 8 Pe ee the. euses for selling himself to the Republican He —wheps idea of being beaten twice in ely lat Tbe Democratic conferees in the congtessional district of Pemmytvanta -com, of the coun- Hes of York, Cumberiend, and- Perry counties, bave not yet succeeded In making a pomjnétion. iat aeons mage by, shot ot from hye wae weer . wees yty mine to a nome f ally” imeelf - Buchanan’s Cabinet, or into -.-- Me. Edward Tueker, LD ordey = ow Union. thet The eternity of the truth of the and | “Whom the gods would destroy, mad, ‘ the enginesr.or teale Which ran uff the bri Ni = ‘“ ih ra te | at Norwalk, ¢ fatal divetters knowa isthe bistaty of rd preyed u 8 ubtedly led to Bis u caste mak. ”” is most capitally illustrated ine tek of sundry alleged pa nm re Py dent Buchanan, be svows consciousness of the ‘enay currence, it is suid ever since, and u: ad. aol tan she majesty spd, power. Ligh s ‘uieans commensurate with their style, which [. <— euned' 1 = others” sas Ku nding Dior at, miay be gathered from the-fact thaton the long- things would properly d do it to eternal in- than Zhat, by-the-by, which in renifons and apologies of his Igot that to publish such of , otten “ Ferest letter” to shel An @ @ok of ingenuousness in his char- as a eonspicuous, indeed, in fact of his effort to givé a base coloring to alleged letters, the promulgation of which, he admits, would rightfully result in such popular execration of himself as few men have yet esprestion yep rteperoen public, : out. space to-day in which to abet up these comments on the personal base- ss of Forney aitide:ao ab President Buchanan has been to him, whieh aré involved in this Tarrytown speech. A‘ an |’ -apsault dh the cause of the Democracy, it is feeble and childish—proving only his owa readiness to play the part of a false witness 80 wholly upon his own ‘unsepported snd univer- sally repudiated word. Itis not to be doubted that, under the circumstances, the Republican party managers will decline committing them- selves by avowing sympathy with his so evi- dent personal disappointments, or responsi- bility for the equally self-evident. falsehood-of bis vengeful assertions. He has proved too much for them, and to admit responsibility for his allegations, would be on their part to pro- elaim their own willingness to avail themselves | of statements all know to be flagrantly ua. founded in truth and fact. ; No Coatrrion rx New Yor«.—Notwith- standing all the billing and cooing, lobbying and bullying, button-holing and champagning, which took place at Syracuse, New York, be- tween the leaders of the Republicans and Know Nothings, te bring about a fraterniza- tion of their respective factions, it seems that the consummation devoutly wished for did not take place. This result is contrary to the ex- ons of lookers-on, generally, and as yet the matter is so obscured by- clouds that; at this distance from the scene, it is imppssible to tell why the alliance was not effected. In the ab- sence of certain information on this point, one may be allowed to guess, and we cannot believe ‘it will be far from right to attribute the break- ing off of the match to the multitude of aspi- rants for office to be found in the ranks of either division. There were no conflicting principles.in the way of a coalition, for each party..bad, it seems, previously consented to abandon those features of its own platform which were especially obnoxious to the other; and, as far as principle is concerned, it ap- peared that the union was really consummated. Could there, then, have been any other bone of contention than the division of the spoils, in case the coalesced factions were triumphant? We can think of none. But, be the cause of the disagreement what it may, the result of the two Conventions at Syracuse has been the nomination of two State tickets. The Republican nominees are: For Governor, Edwin D. Morgan, of New York. Lieut. Gov., Robert Campbell, of Steuben. Canal Commissioner, Hiram Gardner, of Niag- ra. : $ ate Prison Inspector, J. K Everest, of Clinton. While the Americans nominated, for Governor, Lorenzo Burrows, of Orleans. Lieut. Gov.. N.S. Benton, of Herkimer Canal Commissioner, James R. Thompson, of Genessee. State Prison Inspector, William A. Russell, of Washington. We published yesterday an account of the proceedings, embracing all of material inter- est that was done on the last day of the ses- sion, except the fact of the nominations having been made. A Lerrer From Battivore.— [Correspondence of the Star ] Battimorg, Sept. 8, 1852. There bas been no little excitement within the past week, concerning the fall election. The friends of the present Mayor (Swan) have pre - vailed upon him to become a candidate once more, and he has agreed. The probability is that there will be no opposition to him. Nearly all the old members of Counct! have been renomi- nated, including the present worthy president of the first branch, John T. Ford, Esq.; he was re- nominated by the citizens of his ward by acc‘a- mation. The city is well supplied with amusements. The Holliday-street Theatre is densely crowded every nig bt, to see the Florences ; eee have sev- eral new pieces and new songs. Their pe:form- ances cannot help but fill the house, wherever they go The enterprising manager (Mr. John T Ferd) has spared no pains to get together one of the best companies that ever appeared before a Baltimore audicace. The Museum has been doing a fine business with a small company. The Hutchinson brothers ar nightly at this house. reat yeas are being made to celebrate the 12th. The Baltimore City Guards go out to an encampment on their own hook to-morrow afternoon, and stay until Monday night. The oration to be delivered by bis honor Judge Joba Legrand, will call together a large crowd be subject will be the death of Wells and McCo- Mas, two young men who fell while defending the city at the battie of North Point. The pro- cession will be bers imposiag. The firemen, the butchers, the Old Defenders, the military and several of the charitable Orders of the city will be in the procession, including his bondr Gov. Thos. H. Hicks, bis honor the mayor, Thos. Swan, and the Hon. Judge John Legraad. ‘There has been much agitation here within the past five weeks with the tredepartment. They are to be re-organized. The steam fire engines work so well that several of the companies have ordered them. Mr. Thos. Winans, a wealthy mechanic of the city, is bailding a new sbipofiron. ‘fhe model is just like two cones putt gether, and perfectly round. The propeling part is a screw wheel which |s placed in the centre. He intends cross- ing the ocean in six days. There is mach curi- osity in regard to her success. But if she does not succeed ,the proprietor can suffer the loss well, for be is immensely wealthy, and has ney of money to play on. Yours, < Tue Crew or ruz Ecgo.—An effort has been made to effect the release of the crew of Ge_slave brig Echo, now confined in jail in Tharleston, 8. C. A writ of habeas corpus was granted on Monday, by Judge Magrath Of the U.S. Distriet Court, on the allegation of the prisoners that they had not been legally committed, inasmach as no hearing before any magietrate was granted, but that they were taken immediately from the brig to the jail. On Wednésday, a hearing ef the case was had before the court, and the counsel for the ac- cused presented their petition, and moved for a writ of eértéorati, to: be-directed to the Com- missioner, commanding him to show if any hearing had been allowed the prisoncra, to. gether with the particulars attending such pro- ceedings. After considerable argument, on the legal point arising from the fact that an appli- cation was made for a writ of certiorari before the proceedings on the Aaleas corpus were con- cluded, the prisoners were given in charge of the marshal, to be remanded to jail, and the court was adjourned to 10 o’clock Thursday, when the decision was to have been rendered on the petition for the writ of certiorari. Peace with rae Cawancurs.—We have re ceived from a correspondent at Fort Arbuckle, the following very interesting letter. The writer is an offieer of the army, and a very in- telligent and worthy gentleman. Fort A C. N., Aug. 28, 1958. a large band of Camanches, Keechi with e a nn mrmeren Te floors at this fort, indteat! a wish for peace. Lieut. Powell, of the first inj , Was orde: to proceed to the Wachita Villages and meet the eb! in council. Ligut. Powell, accompanied by Mejor Hurst and some few citizens of this district, set out the same night. Pate Hg Of ithe Ca- ib were it elec Sige es Camanche chiefs Nowledget (bat their young yerulted from the writing fipme * Byrnes, Thos Telegraph line te the Smithsonian Institution. | 5 ors." # >] The time of observation is about 7 o’clock: Beit, Peat Sept R 11, 1958. Brooks: it New York, N.Y cloudy. Baldw n, Lewis Philadelphia, Pa. clear, warm meer La Baltimore, Ma. cloudy, cool. gong Washington, D cloudy, wind NW at RT! ing from a gentléman in Leavenworth, fs , On whose statements all can rely im- plicitly : — ~ Lavan wWourk Crr¥;K-T-; Sept: 1. Editor of saree Our Leavenworth is al- Wav ed batt puic hear dna they ore namie ing away better than ever. The palaces are not yound, and kee; ple busy and in good spirits. =i If money soatiors (ene ~turm-@ Ufftle easier, we abticipate a large immigration aekt spring, aod then property may come tb the fight . The: les now are few and comparatively at en | Tux Srxaxcers.—The “Washington season ig already opening—there.are more strangers. ait ou hotels to-day, we take it, than at any ‘Previous time since the end of the last session af Congress. This is, of course, indicative of speedy opening of the next busy. season’ in Federal Metropolis.’ © 3 | Oxperev.—Commander Charles Steedmaa bas been ordered as Light-house. Inspector of WE Gelber, Tim P, i= Mica Thee P Glover,'Gor Thos J nderson, Ths Gaynor. Thos —— Roger Galavin, 8 nderson, Hoo BJ Gallagher, Pat Allen, Chas T Gaughan, P nenry Arthur, Bendier Grantion, Mich'l the Fourth Light-honse district, vice Com- péeme nas Capt 2 rey. c mandér E. M: Yard detached. Brers, wae 2 Tux Wxaraun.—The following report of the Buti ea TPs weather for thismorning is made from the Morse cloudy, 75° wind S Petersburg. Va cloudy, warm. % ‘Norfolk, Va °, wind BE teen Sowell > memeamane: Wilmington, r, 76°, Bosrduan,C Benton, Medway ‘Columbia, 8. C ir, warm. Brouk-, eorge sate, So ndy,79,wind ENE fone ag ke s joudy, cool. Baucock, OT aan lear, 74’. wind SE Helm, > " : joudy. — ress od olum! loudy, pleasant. , Montgomery, londy, pleasant. ete Lower Peach Tr lear. Insta, David Mobile, Ala .. iny, ther, 80. ae c ato Nee Onn le. joudy. Joba thaw Shryer, Lewis Frederick, Ma. Jack on, Ouse weet, Md. ama Cumber! § . fer, 2 Pittsburg, Pa bay 4 a yo Jno & tin th, duo F Wheeling, Va Ns Kayser, Joseph A Parkersburg, Va “ King, John Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a. m.. (cor- OS ig a tected for temperature, ) 29 83) noon, 29 889 Kendei, George Thermometer, at 7 a. m.,7 it noon 72°. Max- Lewis, Thr s imum yesterday, 6; minimum last night, 70. Pent ag - Lankan. L Sykes, br Ga Lioyd, Lester Si,pis, Garret TF hetela tered fp INFANTRY.—You are Staubly, Prof ON poral ordered to meet at your Armory on DAY MORNING, at 6 0’clock, im full sum- By order: ees SAS. Y. DAVIS, Captain M. P. FISHER.O-S.” honest 3 AT A MEETING OF THE GENFRAL q 3 Committee of Arr i rangements for the late Pie Dalen, WB " ic given by the Catholic Beneficial Total Absti- | vay, wm nenoe Association of the District of Columbia, held | pavkiu, Wm Ludmann, 0 on the 8th inst,, on motion of H, C. McLauGHLIN, Ww: Lockhead, Exq., the following resojution was unsnimousiy Leine, B adopted : Launbert, A Resolved. That the thanks of the Association be cordially tendered to Messrs BeveRipce & Car- TER, Proprie'ors of Arlington Springs, for their personal superintendence efficient services in maintaining order, promoting cumfort, excluding (from the reach of outsiders) spirituous liquors, and inciuding in their well appointed arrangements for heaithful recreation the most ample the een arg and its —_ our late annua: Bienie. By o OHN D. CLARKE, Chairman. J. J. KANE, Secretary. iT RKLIEF TO THE SUFFERERS 1N 1} NEW ORLEANS.—At a meeting of the mertio, Wm Mivche'l. Thos Morlaity, Pat.ick Misehan, Jobo a Dei Dough y, Joho J Devive, Kaw'd ilities for Muid.m, a W iy EN py = th September, the following gentlemen w ae lected to solicit ‘contributions from our cit ns to McLang, Mr aid the several hundred persons in the hospitals at New Orleans, sick with the yellow fever; and, this tune of ar health there, it is hoped that 18 8D McGarvey, James McCauley, George McAdam, Bawd jp at the response to peal will be prompt and liberal, Mcarthur, & T.J. AGRUDER, Fremont, Jao Norris, Qui Bichd Woodrut, Hou Juo 3 J. HALL MOORE, ‘are, J O'Brien, Wm Whittle 4, James WM. J. RHEES, Flegang, 4 v’Brien, Mr Wight, Fw Committee, Fisher, F 5 O’Conuor, Patrick Wed, BJ 0 — Fevieringer, AJ Ques, James | Webalsr. Chas First Ward.—Z, M. King, John W.Easby, J. Van | Yolk, 4 Offesbacker, ods, berny Saatvoord. J. L., Edwards, . Grose, W Jr.. Riggs & Co. ‘Second Ward.—R. T. Morseil, John Riggles, J. MISCBLLANBOUS4-Osborn's E: 5 W..Naire. Chubb Bros xpres-; Sargeon U. 8. rigate Water Witch; Metropolites Bank; Miulster of Busnes fayres; L.¥.P5; ToL; WL September 11. Third Ward.—C. B. Maury, Joel C. G J. 1. Underwood, F.M. Magruder. = senuganes ours. 2 WM. JONES, P.M. ME- GEORGE FELIX BENKER®, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, Piano, with VioLIN ACcOMPAaNIMENT, Ward —k. B. Tpeksr. W._T. Smithson, W. D. =heph erd. e Witht, Jonn P Ingle, H. H. is Ww. Sturth Ward.— Dr. . Dr. 8. A. H. = VIOLIN, URGay. aud Kim. Rohnert Clarke, de Dy wotsioe lose art Scrance of sic GENERALLY. nth Ward.—W. Baliantyue, P, M. Pearson, Residence—on '2th street, No. 412, above New oGil, Edward M Clarke. se ll-st || York avenue. se 11 st Despatch from New Orleans, New, ORLRANS, September 9. res’t Young Men’s Christian lemic eehegs heavy labor and HEAP—CHEAPER—CHEAPEST'"! HEADQuakTERS FOR SCHVOL Books, SHEP#HE x D hasjust reeeived another full stock of Snaitabs German, French, Lawn. Greek and other School Books. T.J. Macrvuper. As . have two hos- ? Call soon, if you want bargains, corner 7th and D Taenke Gan non send oe hundred per aga streets. at Headquarters. Lxipsic edition of the 0. LAETING, | £iassice. sou _ Chairman Relief Committee Y. M.C.A, LO ae, SW pees te DING - 7 T th, SHY bY 3k FFs SUNDAY SCHOOL N Sof the | “M.W.GALT& BRO. cali attention to their as- held in the ld Gas trouse, hng been removed to] CUPS kc SILVER FORKS, SPOONS, CUPS, &e, " Also, the same articles in Albata, of the finest quality, very low. MW. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, 324 Pa. avenue, between 9th and léth 8: _s011-3t Washington, D.C. 6 ee PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF Mrs. M.C. BRO WN’S SCHOOL 1s now open “the reception of pupils, The ciasses in the higher Kush bras ches wil be furmed on Monday. sept. under the supervision of Miss Sanan Wovb, E thus tye for many yearsa successiu| teacher Music, French, and German experienced eacher from the North. a number of Boarding pupils can be ac- the handsome hall of the Frankiin ‘ine Com; . D, above |2th, and will open at the wsual hour half oe the following Sunday PRESIDYNT’S MOUNTED GUARD, AT IENTION.—Y ouare hereby ordered to meet for Parade on MONDAY, Sept. 13th, at 10 o’clock @. m., at the Columbian Armory, to celebrate the Fifth Anniversary ot the Corps, with unijorm and horse ouuipments in complete order. By order o| Jos. Pacn. Captain, se 10-2t . _H. McCUTCHEN, O.8. OE ECHEN, 0.8. __ WASHINGTON HORTICUL' KF soctt Y.—The Grand Seed BASEN bition of Frui lowers, and ESDaY and TH on RSDAY, Sept. | Commodated. 15th and 16¢! t Mr. C ’s Buildings, 10 Residence on K street, south side, atreet, between 19th. and loth etneste bntarenl 8th and 9th. se li-eost poe articles the — will exceed that of any Lo Nc reed A liberal schedule of premiums js he doors will be open to the public at 1 o°ol P- = on the 15th, and closeats P in onthe isthe NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP. I have this day associated with me in th ry Goods Business, Mr. Wx. M. Bro business heresiter wit! be conducted under The st Admission 25 cents. A nd fii fJ. W. CO! iv ia By order of the Committee on Exhibitions. a No. 523 Seven rer shoes a paenh af. seem JOHN SAUL, CorsSeo, | $2hd> No. 523 Seventh street, three dodre north of I take this oocas'on to return my thanks to those many friezds, ard the public onotally, far their very { PARBATH SCHOOL FESTIVAL.—The ies connected ih Gore: liberal patronage extended me forthe past six years, will hold a Festival, for the bes ¥3 ar the Roxen et Iuland Hall, commencing MU ~DAY EVENING, | the new fran? Onc ® Cotinu tn o8 of the same to ; . . W. COLLEY. Wier aoe, Cobeg PratetMelonesketeneranme | "September ita, =geee all the delicacies of jeason, will be provided for EW VOLUME HUMBOLDT’S Cos- ree ooeeney, woe portunity fal be on af- ag Tey published the Bfth volume of Cos- evening hou r, as the ladies pledge theit best effurts | Universe, by Alexander Von tlunberdt? teanclares J rinas by 22 Othe tad We De F.L.S. Price $".25. seen e A Mook jor 2 Corner; or Selections in Prose and Verse from authors the best suited to that mode of enjoyment: with comments ou each, and & general re gene | Br Leigh ge ee ong Se h eighty vi sy an . Franklin,’ $125,005" PuiiLe’s Book S82 Pa. av. bet: Sthand 1oth'ats, = furnish an hawt <atorpinnaent. which —_ m every way wo! y the iil ronage of & enerous public. Doors open at 734 o'clock. Admit- Einoe 10 centa; children halt eee se3 tt SCHAFFIELD, Battimore Courectian ERY, Sixth street, between G and H, hav refitted his Store and Saloon, is now prepared at the shortest notice and most reasonable terms, to fur- nish Wasting, Parties, Balls and other Piiertan- sel ments with al! kinds of Co»fectionery. Ice Cream, Water Ices.&c. He aslso keeps constantly a fresh supply of oe = Cakes | Candies, sold lower an elsewhere. 3 —To accommodate ladies and the Northern Libarties and those di: meacall,| have attached to my Paeaed cone where can a m es delicious yster cooked up in every style experienced hand. Pamilion sup) ied, A call is sufficrent, T REMOVAL. HE WASHINGTON BROOM FACTORY is Removen from 7h atreet to No. 320 Pennsylvania avenue, near 10th street, where we now offer quality of BROOMS. of our own make, adapted to the c ty trade, equa! if not superior in quauty to the rt in any other market, and the as low. ‘he trade of the Mistrict can also get Buckets, Baskets, Wash is, Matches, Scrub and Shoe Brushes, Clothes: Pins, Suzar Boxes &o., ko, at prices as low as invther cities, delivered free of Ba ee ee ee CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE — | charge. We have ample room to show our 8. ousekeepers breaking up are r: fall lease r f Cm that we are at prepared to buy | sean emake cvery effort to please all who may favor toes entire ba peed old effects (in large or | it* 8. ROWE. Agent. ig BONTZ $ocemns. OOK-KEEPING BY DOUBLE ENTRY.—I au 6-2m No. 39 7th at., bet. I and K. se giving & course of instruction im the above science in the Central Acade: loth and E streets, to commence as soon as s sufh- cient number iv obtained. “or the convenience of young 5 men who are ed in business shroagh the day, hours of instruction will be from 7, to oa Fifteen years experience as & practical keeper, and some ex inthe last two years m teaching, will. | mvse.f, abe mesecive satisfaction to all who may wish instru 5 N. B. For terms, &c..1 can be seen from 9toS o'clock at the office 0: the Treasurer of the Ches: Bvesioc at ihe teerderee of fis. Schreiner No. &t9 eveni ie en J i ioth street. THOMAS CLEAR. se eee H& WASHINGTON GIRCULATING LI- Eleventh street, a few doors south of Pa. Avenue, Open Dally From 104. ™. TO 10 P, x, HE BOO! 8 US: IN PROF. - ta Meek Me Henao! tbe: bt as TAYLOR & MaURY’s, we 11-2t 3% Penn. avenue. HITE BRANDY,cIDER VINES WV irgisering Sac Gud Green and tina oad cannot be excelled in quali q JO we Bae ite corner 9th aud & streets, TILt. THEY COM E.—Another I Ss School Books including alt of ie lard’ ead. ipeliers. Warren’s Gr ography Greeal cs, &c.. &e. ich ives) woid at the very lowest erioes, Wi jesa'e and hee “ _Seli-2t 498 7th st..above Od ‘Fellows shi. Jour T, GIVEN & CO WHOLESALE p Reta. Dgarers tn UODd, sss Abe A es watt pee Caartered by Coasress, April 18th, 1814, Faird pas. Comer Maison. ue 11-ecnt Comtaixino 12,000 Voruuzs. Pye NIGHT. All she New Publications Received as Issued. Nig SHANG PAE Tass moment sare cep, tra ores tte THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM. oe |S Lage VELLING AND SHOPPING "RSs ssteameeenes oo ‘oall and ax- , Fans. j Jas Cuxruans, Libra:ias _mell-estw_ wate Bore avauuis Mig NBATLYZBOUND ot ri TASHINGTON THEATRE. siennn W. D. Stuart red + “<< THIS EVENING, Sept. 11, 1058, “oe ‘Sixth Night of --- EDWIN BOOTH,- . NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. ‘Overreach. i a ! leave the Theatre for Capitol Hul ead Spxciat Notice. es Navy Yard. Farels conte. open at quarter-past 7 o'clock, Overture at twenty minutes to “slarge at the P ong ee Dress Circle a Oronestra Chaurs..... . ; sell 0oK : LOOK OUT '—THE By yt E Fie ‘A te! of the > will be givenon MON DAY EVENIN Dd ssembiv FY ib» ao He is. stree, between lith and 12th, next door to the rmone 4 Office. Lid 4th, at the ——— FRIENDS TO ALL AND FOES 10 NONE. FIRST GRA COTILLON x p Club. The members of the Friendship Club res: Snnounce to their friends and the public in xeneral that their First Grand Cotillion will take place st Stott’s Hal,cerner Penn ave nue and 20th street.on TUESDAY EVEN- Sept. Mth. 1053. s e Committee pl-Cge themselves that neither — *xpense will be spared to make this the opal the persed, ay” lebrated Cotillion Band has been engaged eek ts riety CENTS, admitting 8 centioman eke! H . Admitti : and ladies—to be had of any of the me bers, or at the door oa the eve ning of the Cotillion. By order of iy we 10 4t* THE COMMITTER, Ww YMAN! WwYMA WwyY™Mamn. . THE MAGICIAN AND VENTRILOQUIST, wr NEW. TRICKS, NEW EXPERIMENTS MOVING FIGURES, &e,, &e., At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh Stieet, Fr One Commencing on MONDAY EVENING. at 9% "e'ook, ard conti be Night di week Aino on WEDNESDAY and ea pas AFTERNOONS for benefit of minsries, Ludies and Children. ¢ tr. Wyman begs to assure the public that this will be bis iast visit to W: ington for many years, intending to visit Furopein the spring. ee 3-8t pate Ret lL inn hn 8 EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &o. ELEBRATION— oF THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY Washington Light Infantry. The Corps take pleasure in announcing that in addition to their rho Parede t b il bavean ENCAMPMEND py N1G, at Arlington Spring oh MONDAY. September !3ih, where they wii be pleased to meet the r iriende and the public im an- other reunion Their past ex perience and character isthe = gusrantee they offer that it wil be prop- a d agreeably conducted. erl, superior Band has been engaged for the Parade and the meay Terpsichorean asse mblee. Messrs. Beveridge & Co. will furnish all Refresh- ments in their neual satisfactory manner. _ To avoid interruption chartered boasts Georgetown only at the following hours: 9, 10, IL &. m., 12m..2and4p m. veyance also by smali boats, at a moderate price, when the tides permit, from lith street bridge. ‘ 1 —~ ess ooationen with or SH wo by cente—procn! ie store Davis, Brown’s Hote! ye of the members of the Company: ot the Boats, upon entering the members of the Corps, Honorary and contributing and reporters of the Washingtou press wno fail to receive their tickets, upon visiting the Pic Nic will Teport themseives to any of the Commitice. Capt. Jas. Y. Davis, Lieut. 4p. F. Tucker, » W. B. Butt, Enmgn W. jorcoe, aePheps, = Win Teckers = 4 m, er, 3.6. Smith, . Jas. FE. King. LEM. D. WILUIAMS, Treas. OUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB , A care poe “ runs reg- ularly every Tuesday aud Fraday ths whert at the foot OC TA street as Sie a rine wi ol str sm, turning about 2 p.m. Fare $1. iy 16 ig OR PINEY POINT. OLD - F FOLR AND POR PAIOC EE Noe For the accommodation of famil) to the | ves of Franti Oya teed Set gal, mod ¥ ees Point at 48. m., and Norfouk . Returning will leave Old Pout at 5 p.m., 7. end . arnveat ‘are inetuding ‘wena to i Point, $2; Old rte 55 for the round trip, $8, meals. Children ce half-price, rooms ex Passengers wil! be taken up and landed at all the landings cn the Po! For ry and further information apply at the ice of Great Southern and estern tigket office, No. 372 Pa. avenue, three doors east rown's Hotel, or to the on the . - i. street. ARLES E. MITCHELL Ca tain. GEORGE MaATTiN aLY. Jy 21-d Superintendent P. 8. 8B. Company. WARTS. Hovze, WANTED IMMEDIATELY. —Revt from $700 t. 250. st pectat! ne ithborhood. he one AA af ng ~> © sn gets punctual this « fice. tenant by addressing C. ——_———____ve it 2° RY COWS —Wanted to Purchase—4 of DAY COWS, for which iberal prices will Inquire of the subsoriber at Sen: rca be paid in cash. Creek, on the Ch sell s- ANTED—A good Cook, W: WwW for s family of three persons. Good wages oe eed ——_ that can come recommend: mudd . oma prefe Apply at S27 th street, Letwoen Land Mele ate WANTED-a ams!l HOUSE. con rooms, situated any where betwee. 18th streets west. auc Penn. avenue and K streets noth ion wanted by Ist Ocvober, or bef re. Rent $100 per your. Address Y , Box N. to be abs Star Office. Ww g olin TO REN yiog—2 email FARM, «1 not levs nor more than filly sores of Iand, with com improvements, and ina healthy location, with u an hour’s ride of Washington. The viowiy «1 the red. Posneegion desired te tot of Nevemmele Sd ri c . . Grose KH. City Post Office, ue's wi ANTS.—The etor of ti elligence WwW fece and one a ‘he Intelligence of 7th, respectfully solicits th — " ju ring com; i 6 e——EE————————— OUSE WANTED TO RENT— H borhvod of the Capitol, and east of tote’ ne HE SUBSCRIBER WILL BUILD, TUNE T er MEPask ORGANS.on short watt peed ea hand. "A gall is iuvited te ir eee a se 9-2y* 489 Tenth street. UPERIOR COOKING AND © Ss STOVES of all i andsises MGR Ai Fu Stoves repaired with “HAR ROVE! R's. Hh se9 ow 7th street, cid AMBRUTY PE: "Tam weather vol st pl can dispente md your money for 4s er you - OU CAR gets good one ROBERT SANDB’, aoe Sve. bet. 8th and 9th sie. e RING, CUDFISat, &c. in bbis, and half bb's. + erring, 08 and hulf boxes, Now 12 etore and for . Af seaiSrmsern: to Thopyrin santas 7 OF UM: 4