Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1858, Page 3

—— ™ . cet —LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. _ Though ++ The Star" is printed om the Pmt steam press in use south ef Balti- ‘More. its edition is se large as te require it ‘ss at an early hour, Adver- is, therefore, should be sent y i2 ©'clock, m.; otherwise they may net appear I the mext day. A NEw ARRANGEMENT —One of the grentest wants of both citizens and strangers in Washing- ton, at all tiges, isa reliable Alphabetical Busi- ness Directory, which they can lay their bands on at any time and place, and instantly ascertain the mame and location of the principal firm or firms in any department of business in the city. Tosupply this universal and ever-existing want, we design shortly commencing the publication of such a Directory in the Daily Star, and to that end bave directed an agent te call on our princi- pal business firms, and give them an opportunity of being represented in so desirable an arrange- ment. The circulation of the Dally Star is prob- ably double that of any other daily paper in the world, published ina city of the population of Washington. tn the District of Columbia, it is taken in nearly every family—certainly in nearly every one able to pay six cents per week fora newspaper—and, besides, falls into the hands of nearly every stranger that comes into the Dis- trict. The advantage of being represented in.a conspicuous Alphabetical Business Directory, appeating daily in its columns, requires no com- mentatour bands. In these days of general busi- ness shrewdaess and enterprise, such an arrange- ment, we fancy, has only to be suggested to be understood and appreciated. Tueatae.—The agreeable and remunerative engagement of Mr. and Mrs. Florence is rapidly drawing to a close, terminating positively on Saturday evening. The intervening time should be at once embraced by all lovers of the light and sparkling theatrical entertainment to behold and enjoy these accomplished voung favorites ‘To-night’s bill includes Powers’ opular comic drama ef “ Pendeen O'Rafferty.” and a new eddity written for the Florence's by the famous *Doesticks,”’ entitled ++How to get out of [t,” in whieh, in addition to the Florence’s, Mrs. CW ‘Tayleure, who is said to hold a distinguished position among the refined comediennies of the { nion, will also appear To-morrow night is set apart for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Florence Ou Monday evening, Miss J Coombs, who but Tecently concluded a very successful star engage- ynent at Niblo’s Garden, New York, will make her debut in Washington. She is credited with vare and shining abilities, and every physical advantaze for the attainment of success. The New York Herald describes her as being “gifted with a very handsome presence, a flue voice en- tirely under her control, and a grace, ease and digoity, quite remarkable in an actress yetin ber Heviciate. She was very warmiy @pplauded, and deservedly so, last night Her previous +fforts in tragedy have gone far to establish her tepatation in that line ; but we would venture to Predict, judging from her performauce last night, that she will make her mark in comedy as well We undersiand that she ts a — of Clara Fisher, (Mrs. Maoder,) and considering that she ts only nimeteen years of age, and just commenc- ing ber career, we may safely expect that she wil reflect ue diseredit on her teacher. Her performance foreshadows a very brilliant career a@s an actress.” IMPROVEMENT ON THE IsLaND —A very pretty improvement in the house building line is going forward on the isiand, at the corner of Ninth and C streets, which bids fair to give an impetus to further operations of the same description in that neighborhoed on the part of other property owners. This building is being constructed for our fellow-eitizen, Mr. Charles De Selding, ona lot of ground the title to wbich bas been in dis- pate. “The house is 25 feet front by 32 feet avep, and two stories and an attic in bel with a beautiful ob-ervatory on the roof for s mer afternoon enjoyment The walls are up and covered in, and the interior is being finished in & sup style. The exterior is to rough cast in imitation neiss. The contractor and carpenter is Mr. Charles F. Wood; bricklayer, Thomas Lewis; the stone mason, Mr. William Rutherford ; and the plasterers. Messrs. A'len & Jackson, who are first rateand faithfal workmen The disputed ownership of a large amount of Feal estate on the Isiand has been a great draw- back to the building enterprise thereabouts, aud sheen to that pleasant locality an appe: e of kwardness which has bad a depressing infiu- ence on th rket value of building lots very much to be recretied, in view of the increasing wants of our fast-zrowing population. Could some means be devised of bringing about a final adjustment of these difficulties, the lots now lying unimproved and valueless on the Island would, ina brief space, be oceupied by hand- some dwellings, snch as would be an ornament to Washington, a source of profit to their owners, and an inestimable convenience to hundreds of citizens A Hosr.tat ror tux Broxen HEaRTED.—The Jadies of the Navy Yard engage, to-night, ina most plilenthropic work. A number of estima- ble gentlemea have fallen victims to the bright eyes whose glances have for a long time made East Washington a dangerous vicinity for any man to venture in, without his wife. ‘The vic- tims have Increased rapidiy, and as they refuse to bury their sorrows and themselves beneath the Anacostia, but band together after the isery loves company,” the 1 ned to try and etfeet a cure wpe the homeopathic principle, “like cures like.” To-night will witness the success of the treat- ment. The ‘broken-hearted’? will be taken in charge at Odd Fellows’ Hail, Navy Yard, and Schroeder's music will assist ‘the benevolent la- dies. Amid dance and merriment the phy-icians will apply the healing art. If Quadrille quan tum suff does not cure, an application of Ma- zourka will certainly effect restoration. The “Polka” is specitic for some varieties of the mal- adv, whilst others yi@it rapidly to the seductive influence of the “sholtische On the most in- Veterate, a new French remedy, ‘Les Lanciers will be tried. The convalesc only will be a’ jowed to participate in the + Virginia Reel”? The tadies are determined to make sure work, aud if any remained over uncured the physicians will take tie alfected beart and Bive another iu exchange. Patients will be received from a rtion of (be city or Geo-getown. Tickets may pe obtained of the committee nained in the ad- vertisement im our colum 1 of amusements. How 1 Pays.—The columns of the Star form the grand medium of communication between the business men of Washington and Gr own aad the public. That they have become so, is no wonder. No possible channel of communication could do more than reach every man, woman and cuild ig the twocities; and the Star comes as near this as possible It js fair to believe that at least two-thirds of the persons in the District sre the Star, within six hours after it is issued from the press. As a conse ce, advertisements are quickly responded to; and it realiy costs less to advertise a few times ina paper that every one sees, and get a quick response, than to advertise so that but few see your wishes, and time ix lost wailing for a response, until ‘he unwise adver- tiser fluds money and time both wasted. As an example of how advertisements in the Star pay, we give the following, which, afew days since, came post haste from an enterprising firm in this city: Mr. Editor: For gracious sake stop our adver- tisements—for sale and for rent. We have been overrun with applications since tue publication of yesterday's Star. welty couldn't eat supper ta om account of thedemand. The house for sale ** went off’ in one hour after the notice was published, and the one for rent -* traveled”? this morning. SELLING witsout Li case of the Corporation against John Johnson, for selling goods without license, was taken up by Justice Donn. ‘The witnesses were two iteb females, and in the absence of the defendant bis better half undertook the defence. Any one who is acquainted with such trials may i ine how ticular the counsed for defence was = urging be witnesses to tell the truth; with what energy she tried to imp upon their minds that if they swore to certain statements would “swear to lies’? Bat the Witgerses did fear to these statements, and the result was ment in favor of the Corporation for SS and costs ‘The defence was prepared to y the amount, but before doing so announe to the Justice ‘what she sald was the reason of the Tosecution, and retiected very seriously upon the honesty and sobriety of the witnesses J. W. Cottey & Co—This Popular and ac- commodating dry-goeds firm are now Opening a very large and varied stock for the Fall trade, wougbt en terms that wii! justify them in sellin, foc extrtmely moderat+ prices considering the stale of the geueral dry yoods market at the . They have been selected with excellen " ut by r= c, biped well known to the ere, ws bein: one of the most skillful and ‘Wercessful purchasers for thi« market ever in the im the Federal Metropolis Purebasers tefore, be sure to nd at the house of a Colley & Co. not only articles te please their taste, but bargains in the Prices at which oor ‘ure now selling them. » Pesag at tHe Guarn-Hever.—ceo. Harver- tomy disorderly; dismissed M. Wittiams, tery and throwing stoves: flue aud casts® ieee s Henry. drunk aod disorderly ; wok we Adaye. Taos. Hugtes,drunk $ By me MGiins, drunk and diode ily; work- house 8 days ‘Whristoper Schei!, do; do. Ewiie Sebell, vagrant; do xse.—Yesterday, the Pres 5, 5 Seeds sed nee TIA Ds INA Granp Lover U.8., 1.0. 0. F—Third Day. During the session of yesterday the grand officers ‘were present, as well as a representation from every grand jurisdiction in the Order. P. G. WH. Cook, of the Grand of Ne was admitted as a represen‘ from that body. The R. W. G. Treasurer, Hon. Joshua Van- sant, submitted his annual report: The po proper, for the year, amount to the sum of $16,- 913 72, which shows a decrease in the annual revenue (notwithstanding the advance of nse per cent. in the representative tax) as compar with the year ending September 2Wd, 1857, of 266088. The expenses for the year, however, have beea less than in the © preceding, the cash balance being now $10,433 56, whilst that of the year ending September, 1957, was S10,413 2B. Estimating that the sum of 11,50) will be re- quired to pay the mii and per diem of the Grand Representatives in attendance at the pres- ent session, there will be needed for that purpose $1,056 76 more than the amonnt now in the Treas- ury. The printing of the daily and the revised Journal of the present session will require $2,000 more. Allof these Ca igi will mature, and should be paid, before the Ist of December of the current year, and inasmuch as a very small part of the revenue of the year will be received in ad- vance of that period, it will become necessary to negotiate a loan of about #2,500, by issuing the promissory notes of the Grand Lodge for that amount. to be discounted from time to time as the wants of the Grand Lodge may suggest. Last year it was obliged to use its credit in that form at different periods, to the amount of $3,250. Committees on the Polynesian race; Forms, Diplomas and Cards; on the deaths of P.G. 8 Uopkins, P.G. M. Hersey, P. G. Rep. Bell, and Rep. Wailace, were announced by the chair. A resolution was zreee from the legislative committee, deciding that in any State, District or Territory, where a Snbordinate Encampment but no Grand Encampment exists, the District Dep- uty Grand Sire shall bave the same power to grant dispensation to brothers wishing to obtain the Patriarchal degrees out of the jurisdiction, es a Grand Patriarch under similar circumstances. Concerfing the interchange of civilities be- tween Subordinate Lodges or Encampments, the legisiative committee reported that although it would be highly desirable to render the inter- course between subordinate bodies more frequent than it now is, the method proposed won!d re- quire an alteration of the secret work of the Order. Relating to the expediency ef Providing new legislation, to permit Encampment members to retain their membership in that branch of the Order, after having honorably withdrawn from the Subordinate Lodye, the legislative committee reported that such legislation is inexpedient. A minority report was submitted ‘The above reports were laid over, under the rule The following resolutions were submitted, and appropriately referred: Resolved, “That the action of this body, enti- tling the Chinese residents in California to ad- mission to the Order, as stated in the preamble, be, aud the same are hereby, declared to be null and void. Kesotved, That the legislative committee he required to inquire into, and Teport on, the pro- ade ty of abolishing the custom of wearing aprons »y members of this Order. Committees reported favorably to establish a Grand Ledye in Kansas, # Grand Lodge in Ne- braska Territory, and an Encampment tn Mar: anna, Florida; also, that Green Mountain En- campment, now located at Middleburg, in the State of Vermont, have power to remove the same naton, in the same State wing amendment to the constitution was adopted—yeas 79, nays 17: «* The elective officers shall have the power of debating aud making motions, but shall not have the privilege of voting unless they be Grand Rep- resentatives. The appointed ofticers, unless they be Representatives, shall not be allowed to take art in the proceedings and debates of the Grand detee: except by a vote of the majority thereof”? Adjourned A Howse oF Corkecrion Neepep —Mr. Edi- tor: Your vccasional articles for the abatement of a troublesome nuisance that not unfrequently disgraces the streets of the metropolis, have, un- questionably, done much good ; but it is hard to eradicate the pestilence. J refer to the imperti- nent and vandal behavior of small gatherings of boys that now aud then challenge the attention of persons on the streets, their lawless conduct not being confined to pedestrians of their own sex, but exhibiting a brutal ambition to molest and insult females that happen to pass in their vicinity. Icould namean instance that Occurred on Monday evening, the 20th, of an Innocent and unoffending little girl who was returning home from her church, and was assailed by a vandal youngster quite across the street, from the steps of a house on the opposite side, with insulting obloquy, such as could only be employed by a vi id and pitiful dastard. are we to do, Mr. Editor, with these Juvenile candidates for Gegrees in the State prison? I really think with you that there should be at once established hereabouts a House of Correction for these cowardly young ex prits. Standing in the pillory would’ not do. at would only amuse their play-fellows The House of Correction ts the only thing. They would come out, I think, with a little spirit of chivalr a aud instead of frightening a defenceless lithe gicl with volleys of impertiuence, they would apply the bastinado to the scamp that did so. A Friesp of tug Littue Giris. ‘22, 1858. September DisturBaNxce oF Tue Pustic ScuooLs.—The ‘Trustees of the l’ublic Schools in the Third Dis- trict have been recently much perplexed by the conduct of disorderiy boys, half growa men, who have been pursuing a regniar system of annoy- ance of the schools tn that district to their serious detriment. A number of boys, sous of respec- table parents, have been engayed in this mis- chief, and continue to hover about the Primary Setool No.5, tauzit by Miss Hilton, on North Capitol street, breaking out the windows, thrust- ing their beads into the school foom, and whoop- ing ia a manner that precludes the Possibility of ood order or attention to their studies on the ea of the pupils) This school is large, num- pring about one hundred and twenty pupils, ai! small children, whose attention is easily diverted from study by these repeated aud vexing circum stances. The other day some of these little ras- cals proceeded to the school house during school hours and nailed up the gate ef the yard in which the building stands so fast as to prevent the pupils and teacher from opening it, or leav- ing the place until a late bour, when some one kindly broke jtopem and allowed them to pass out. Such breaches of propriety as these are a great diawhack to the successful Progress of school duties, to say nothing of tne disgrace which attaches to the perpetrators whose parents live in the immediate vicinity and should be made responsible for the acts of their children. Postroney.—Y esterday, the case of the United States against Susan Prince was commenced at the office of Justice Donn, and attracted a very great crowd of persons, many of them quite youns men, whose looks and actions indicated a much deeper interest in the result of the exami- nation than the party concerned. After hearing the evidence of fourteen witnesses, some of whom were very pointed ia their statements as to the cbaracte: of the house, and others apparently ignorant of more than rumor’s teachings the Justice postponed the further hearing of the case till Saturday, when the second detachment will be summoned to appear fer examination. ‘Tus Water Pires —The contractors for laying the water pipes are progressing with their work as fast as circumstances will admit. A portion of the work between First and Thisd streets, on Pennsylvania avenue, has been delayed for several weeks past on account of their being no Pipes of & quality to suit the shape of tbe evivert across the Tiber Creek, at Second street. These have been cast, however, to such uirement, and the work at this point resummed ; and so great has the Proyress been siuce, that the ground will all be closed tn here by to-morrow evening, to the great satisfaction of the contractors and to the public, who have been placed at some unavoidable incon- venience by the delay. Tue VinGinta Sexenavers made themselves extremely popular at their opening last nigbt, and kept a larye and fashionable audience in the best possible humor throughout the entire per- formance. How could it be otherwise when such men as Landis, Paul Berger, and Yeager were on the stage flied to overtiowing with new jokes and comic songs. To-nignht, they will present a new programme of fan, and will be welcomed by a greater crowd than greeted their advent here last night. We know of no better investmen than a twenty-five-cent piece laid out for the ben- efit of these funny men Tae Maaxer, this morning, was not as nu- merously attended as during weeks past; and the supply was, we thought, much less than the average. The Ss the provisions offered Way good, and tbe prices differed but little from those last quoted in the “Star.”? The supply in the hay market was equal to the demand, and the prices ranzed from 62 to 100 per cent. Good order was maintained during market hours, and the regulatious were strictly enforced. Tae Mr. Oviver Farr.—The fair at Mount Olivet, Alexandria county, closed on Tuesday might A number of Washington young gentle- Sophicar Chases wathea Sete te fey eal wal over to the Pair, where a number of the belles of the vicinity had gath- ered They were much pleased with their visit and yesterday morning returned home delighted, having been presented with a boquet by some Georgetown ladies. . DisursseD —The case of the United States rs. HM. Brackonnear, whe was charged with bigamy, was dismissed this morning by Justice Rowland for want of evidence of the tecoad Marriage. ebuditasteaal) ipnetlinctilnainiinttad we Apnivats at THE WuARvEs.—At the mouth of the canal, « large number of wood vessels with cargoes for the dealers on the canal. At Harvey & Co.'s wharf, schooner Wm. W. Marcy, from Philadelphia, with 229 tons of coal for Messrs. Harvey & Co. At Young & Carter’s wharf, schooner Diamond, from Philadelphia, with 144 tons of coal for Chapin; and schooner Anna B. Hays, from the same port, with 165 tons of coal for C. M. Keys. At Riley’s wharf, schooner Sarah E. Jones, Captain Jones, from Philadel- phia, 258 tons of coal for T.W. Riley. Some 16 pungys arrived a Riley’s wharf during yesterday and last night from the lower river and. the mouth of the Bay, brin; ‘ing some 1,500 bush- els of very fine oysters. Those engaged in this trade, bring good accounts from the various groaees; the oysters, they say, bid fair to be of ‘tter quality this season than last, and are very — They expect to do a flourishing business a this branch of business during the current season. The steamer Diamond State, which was dis- abled at her wharf in Baltimore on her last arrival there from Washington, some four or five weeks since, has been thoroughly repaired, and will immediately ply between the two cilies again. She is expected to arrive at Riley’s wharf to- morrow morning with freights fur our merchants. Tue Harr, &¢.—We take it for granted that the opportunity of receiving thorough instrac- tion upon the Harp, which Professor De Ceeniel now offers to citizens and visitors of the Federal Metropolis, will be eagerly embraced by music- loving fair ones. There are very few really com- petent instructors on the Harp in this country, and among them all Professor De C. has for many years stood at the head of the list in North- ern cities. As the first and best instructor upon the Harp in the United States we have known him familiarly through the encomiums of bis upils for ten years past. and therefore do not betitate to say to fair readers of the Star that if desiring to become accomplished performers on that defightfal instrument. now is their chance. His long experience in his profession qualities him capitally to judge of the merits of music and musical instruments, and therefore insures the success of his enterprise of a new repository of both, which he has opened in connectiun with his business as an instructor in the divine art. Tar Evwix Boor Dramatic Assoctation.— A number of young imen of our city have unitrd themselves togetber In an association under the above title. They meet, to-morrow evening and inaugurate the new Society. We trust that they may be saccessful beyond their most sanguine expectations. Such an association has a tenden- cy to improve the manners and elevate the inen- tal standard of its members. A Nuisance —A dead dog, lyi Wy on Seven- teenth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, is very offensive, and its immediate removal would be deemed an especial favor by the inhabitants of that vicinity. Cau at the Sewing Rooms, 500 Ninth street, and have your measure taken for fall and winter shirts, undersbirts, drawers, &c. A good fit war- ranted. Work done with dispatch, and prices cheap. Coats, PANTS, AND Vests. are Business Sucts, Noa WALKER & Co., Marble Hail Clothing Store, Browns’ Hotel Building, respectiully an nounces that their annual display of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING 18 now ready for inspection, comprising au Sssertment of Gentlemens cad Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest desigu in material, trimming, and workmouship, To those who study exeeliencs, with economy, in fashionable article: , Qn oppotnruity is now offered for selecting trou @ ofthe most attrac uve stocks of Clothing im this city at very reduced prices, be 22-1 Seer, Da, J. Hostxtrer’s Bitters —These Bitters fre uoivorea ly acknowledg o be a sure prevent- ative and cure for 1 ever Ague. Fiatuience, heaviness ef the stomach or anzgotiver ihe #tlection. ‘Their eflect upon the system is most miracuious: they give a healthy tone to tne item, remove At rbid matter, and, in fact, thoroughly cleauxe the tem ofall uupurities. The proprietors seuting this preparation to the public, assure them, that io ne single case, when it has been used secord ing to their dictat.ons, has it been known to fail, but, on the contrary, new vi'tues have been discos- ered in iteuse. Tothose atilicted with any of the above ills of the body, the Bitters are offered as a speedy and certain cure. Try them aud form your own opirien. For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve- rywhere se 21 cost _—_—_—_— — — et MARRIED, . aici t Quincy, Illinois, ou the 15th instant, by the Rev. Mire ki-rewen WALTER ON: LBURN, former of Georgetown, D.C, to SARAH, daughter of Wm. Eubank, Esq., of Kentucky, a th f the 2th instant, by the Rev: BOE itunger Me Wiisulani TEARSONS to er, Miss NANCY GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS, NEW LEATHER STORE. The subscriber takes this method Kapton: his oid customers and the pub'ic that he haa moved his re! businers from hts tannery on Olive street, to No. 14%, opposite the Mayor’s Office, where a ful! i be kept, be aire __ JOHN £. COX. GEORGETOW ITY GUAR DS—Meet Ts your Armory MHURSDAY, the 23d, at 832 o'clock p.m. 0 22 3 WM. E, BLACKFORD, O. 3. Buexora KNOTT RETURNS HER thanks 4 to the customers of her Iate husbaud, and no msthod to inform them the ICK BUSINESS wil! be continued by Mr. Walter Godey, wlio will se ve begs the favor of them to give him their support. On the 16th of October, at 10 o'clock a. m., | will supply of homeand foreign manufactured Leather the new uniform, on Re Hcl Ioieiti ES for 8 continuance of their patronage. She takes th them on the most accommodating terms, and she offer at public sale ail my Household Furniture and | one Carriage, at the corner of Green and Dunts ton Streots. __8e22-lawSw 4 LORE ROOM FOR RENT—On Bridge street, + near the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank. Brnok Siable and Carriage House for Rent—1i complete order. Entrance from Jeflerson stcet, near Bridge street, For Sale—Vire proof Sai h ut tittle used ; mall size, on wheels ; feet order; with severai Store large Counting Roem Desk, Als@, an Anthracite Coai Stove, nea! and convenient for store or office. Apply to 5AMUEL McKENNEY, 124 Duntarton street. se 22-1f sO" BOSTON.—The regular packet schooner HH. P. Payton, Captein Asa W. Nicker- hawarrived and is now discharging her. freight. Apply toHARTLEY & BRO., 5 and ‘OL Water street, Georgetown. ie 21. WARTED.— Liberal wages will be paid toa WOMAN of good character, who can pr-pare the meals and wash fora very small family. An Irish Catholic preferred. App y at No. 45 Ga street, Georgetown. se 2! Stawt! Fis: 25 barrels No.3 small MACKEREL now landing per schoo: Arietta Burr. Also, 200 barrels No. t. John’s Alewives daly expected, For snie by Ueein tw | Nowiven daily oxpectedsy Hot eia by | RARE er peg FOR WOOD AND COAL EALERS —For rent, for ten years. a vacant LO spon Bi, noe, Mth Ca a ig ies, nearly osite ie new Pres! eran arch, ‘or terms nppiy te Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGIN, Georgstown. OR RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, With basement, on 2d street, Georgetown, the esidence of M. Ve Bodisco, containg 16 or 17 rk 8 Rosne wee lot are large arvt in Se an bag u necessary oul-| hg . t rt ‘one o the most commodious in George- town, and well arranged for comfort and elegance. Appig to BROOKE bs. WILLIAMS, Georsclows 8p 9-tf es rT ed furnish Mus.o (with the best of bands, er) for H ing ) for Pairs, Balls and Paries. A Pianist always on hand. P, FISHER, se 2)-im No. 5i6 Pa. avenue, Washington City. (ASHIONABLE DANCING, Professor H. W. MUNDER takes pleasure i nye to his friends and the publicgen. » erally that he has taken Temperance Hall for the wens UNION MATINEE On TUESDAY AB TRRNOON, Sept. 2th, a € 's, cordially invites all the children that fendance, Win, tint will Gontribute to their happiness will be duly considered, . 2 ‘NING SOIREK for Ladies and G: tlemen will Vabe piace ne THURSDAY VES ING, October Ist, at 8 o’elock: . M. respso fally mvites ail of his ant ‘riends gad orn T patrous toattend. Tickets wil! be farnish: to. gentlemen Store, Pennsylvania Avenue "No’ person will be sie cores aaeraed tome gi tee i @ir names ss! Serre cohaner I be made to keep this Soiree on THURSDAY for str) pty select. i 058, for Ch ldren BOOU will cog i AFTERNOON, Uctober 1 if aad will coutinue as heretofore on ‘l'uesdays ani ‘Thursdays, at 4 o'clock. Gentlemen's Ciasses on the same nights, commencing on sy. Oot. tb. Person: abi i fer with Prof. M will FRANK T. SANDS, UNDERTAKER, GaRgison otREET, Navy YR: Funoral calls asemaset how neatly EN’S DRESS SHIRTS.—Onr as bag * also make to measate, every variety of Fine to fil + Shirts, and warrant them ite STEVENS’ se 18 6b Sales Room, Brows’ Hotel, gqcuooL BUOKS—SCHOOL BOOKS! s . complete assortment of School A se wea beeen erat Bookstore, 327 7th Street, above the Northern au dl-im* Sabesiietiaee «9» ALEXANDRIA. Correspondence of The Star. . ALEXANDRIA, Va., Sept. 23, 1858. Some days since, acting upon inforihation fur- nished by a private letter, Officer Warder started for Norfolk, where it was understood that one of the fugitives from jail (James Trammell) bed shipped on board one of the vessels of the Para- guay expedition. On Tuesday he returned. At Norfolk, he went aboard the receiving sh ip Penn- sylvania, and the sloop-of-war Cyane; the roll AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. Br J. C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. EDGER VALUABLE PROPERTY ac ras DEP SPEBER AT Pusuic avcrion—On THURS- vaya RNOO A; Sepiomborsad at oe eel, on the premises, we soli seit that rauabie property Corner of Sd street west and Masea- situated at the chusetts avenue, being Lot No. 22, z ers’ subdivision of Square No. sex pthecwne Shou greet. and renning baek 121 feet on Mas- provements, consieti oe Ey IS S one story frame sto ‘was called aboard each of them, and every man | 20¥8¢, with 3 eto attached.anda two-story came on deck, but Trammell was not among line moat eligible and weii located them. The officer then took passage for Balti- . tages for a business city, acd offers unsur- nue-filth oash ; the residue in 6, 12, deed more,where. he went on board the receiving ship stationed there. He found on her a man named George Trammell, who is very much like James Trammell in appearance. The librarian of the Alexandria Library, Mr. Norval E. Foard, has resigned bis Post, much to the regret of the numerous members of the Lj- with interest, secured by a emises. "}. C. MoSUIRE & CO., Aucts, IMMEDIATELY TER WHICH WE sell Lot No. 9, sam are. fronting 25 feet is, trust on the 7 seis d shai Massachusetts aveu rd 133 feet 6 brary pany, with whom his urbanity and ex- | °%. cellent business habits had made him »fenesc, eed ARC MCOUT EO. Aucts. We hear that he takes a Post in connection with - the Baltimore Republican, for which his talents qualify him most admirably The Corn Exchange have resolved that Produce bought on ’change shall not be offered for sale on ‘change the same day, during *change hours. The Gazette says: “Mr. KE Hough, Superin- By BONTZ & CCOMBS, Auctioneers. AILIF FS SALE.—In virtue of an order of dis- train from Robert Cruit, against the goods and chattels of John W. Allen, and to me direoted, 1 shall expose to public sate, for cish,on the premises, situate on !4th street weat, between F and G streets tendent of Light-houses for the Potomac river, | 20rth,on FRIDAY, the 24th day of September, 1852, yesterday concinded a contract with the City Gas peta gsr. SA Fatogk: 2. m., the following de- V orks for a supply of gas at the light-house on | (re Pinon ene “ao. Jones’s Point. The gas pipesare at resentonly | Two mar! top Tarlei large cilt Mirrors laid to the corner of Water and Wilkes streets— Four large oil Paintmgs Brussels, Three ply aud Ingrain Carpets ‘Two hair-cloth Sofas, 6 spring-seat Chaira Veivet and hair-cloth Rocking Chairs Engravings (with keys,) Curtains, Cornices Bedst-ads, Beds, Bo'stars, Pillows One handsome Cottage Set, Toilet Sets Buresus, Tables, carved wood-seat Chairs Hair, shuck and cotton Mattresses L slassex, China, Glass and Crockery Ware d other Stoves, Kitchen Kequisites setuer with other articles not enumerated. JOUN H. STEWART, Baul ff, Be 18-5t BONTZ & COOMBS, Auots. FUTURE DAYS. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, SEVEN VALUAB EUILDING LOTS IN 02 THE Fixst Waxkp at Avcrion.—On TUES. DAY, the 23th instant. I shail sell, on the premises, A$ 4 o’clock p.m., commencing on the first-named Pas Paity. Lots Nos 16. 18, 19 and 2, 1m Square No. 33. This property fronts on north M and .7th street west, ard is veautifally situated. We will then proseed consequently about three-fourths of a mile will have to be laid to reach the light-honse. Three- inch pipes have been contracted for.’? Messrs. Joseph Padgett and George F. Hugley announce themselves as candidates for county constables. —_—_—_—_—_—_— AUCTION SALES, . By BONTZ & COOMS, Auct.oncers. I ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND 4 Fancy ARticLrs, Hats, Cars, Boots AND SHors, at Avction.—On MOND At 9 o’ciock, we wiil sell, at the ne street, between M and N, the enti by the pattern and piece, ‘The ladies are invited to this sale. Also, one Cavary Bird, a goud Terms at sale. 56 23 St (States) BONTZ & COOMBS Aucts. By J. C. MecGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. XTENSIVE SALE OF SECOND-HAND 4 Pianos, Music, Musicat INSTRUMENTS, GL? << to xel!. in regular order. m SASHES. Store Fixtures, &e —C NDAy | {rout of the premises, Lot No.4, in Square No. 136 MORNING. September s7in, at o'clock, wenhall dibs property is handsomely’ situated, sunniog sell,at the Music Store of John F throuch the equa: re, fronting 7 feet on I8th street Inches on Pennsylvania avenue, between Sih and 10th etree = (he heving removed temporarily in order to enlarge and improve lis store,) Eight very good S-cond. hand Pianos, recsived in exchange for new ones, viz: One by Rosenkrantz ‘Three by Andre Ste: Two by Knabe & Nay by Gilbert, t and 85 feet 4 New Hampshire ave nue, between P and @ streets north Lot 27, in Square No. 117. Thi on Lh street weat 59 feet. be! ween L. ai worth, running back 149 feet 10 inches to a 3 alley. foot This property is situa Lot 15, in Square No. 5t. a the Pid eke wogy pimp north M st a t Damaged Music. erin: ne fourth cash; talanee in 6. 12 and - ss months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. Musio Booke, Eagraresc: gorteone, Avleed given anda decd of trust takous Also, all the Ginss Cases, Nieivine, Qiloloth, | Title indaputable. A.GRE Stoves. Large Store Furnace. Carpets, Awning, | °° 22 4 = ——— Wall Sh Window Sash, Siutter«, &c By J.C. McGUIRE & CO ind under cash; over thet sumacredit OVERNMENT SALE O G On MONDAY MORNING, & for satisfactorily endorsed notes, ss patient at IGo’clock,atthe Washington A = GC. MoGUINE & CO..Anote, | Rare civck.at house. Georgetown, duct Office. ee D.C., we shall ~ Batsilee epee sell. by order of Captain Me: 28,enginoerin charce uN S i 1S a> 4 r ma tit » . Cor ts, 4 tion —On MONDAY AE TERNOON, Seo “Bheots ant Bolsters ah of eek ee al of which have been washed and ave in good ¢ tembor 27th at 5 o'clock, at the Auet order, Lot of Crockery. Tin Ware. Cooking Utensils, 8 all sel, in sams to smit purchasers— 94,006 Corporation-of Washington Quarterly 6 per n KOoms, We Do. je rk, Salt, Mustard, Tea, Beans, cant, Stock, . Do. Rope, Wrought and Cast fron, $9 Corporation of Washington Semi-aunual6 ber | Sledge, Striking, Der ling and Concrete Hammers, _ Cent. Stock. Hemp Guy od € Kock Chains, $5.00 Corporation of Alexandria 6 per cent.Coupon | Wh-wibar. Crowbars, Drills, _ Stock Grindst Werk Benches, Tadies, $5,000 Corporation of Alexandria 6 per cent. Regis- | Leath fc, of various sizes, tered Stok, Picks. Shovels, Augers, S Mattocks, & c. Sh vl Bank of the Metropolis Stock. =f Together with a large qui of damaged wheel- ‘erms cash in earrent fund) sesh old tovis. McGUIRE & CO.. Anots. cic, By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. Fdaudl 7 SOUR & C0. Alege SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two writs of Ss Avetion.—On TUPRSDAY MORNING M fieri facies, issued from the Clerk's Ofhee «f tember 23th, at 10 0'e ock, I shal! sell, nt th the Crrouit Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I ~ Rokurd, No Si New ¥ Avenue, betwee! lth streets, w collectic shall expose to purtic sale for cas, in front ofthe of exelent A. old Furniture, consisting ime} Court House door of said county, on TURSDAY. pert of, vi H the Sth day of October. 1253, at 12 o'clock mali 2 ogany Chure, Mahogany Sofa, Reclining Chair, Walnut Etegere, Cottage Cane-seat C Samuel Byington and Richard Wallach’s right. claim and interest in and to_an undivided hali Shairs, Gas Fixture, of Square northwest of Square No. Mahogany Commode, Whatnot, of Washington, D. C., Keowee wit Mahogany Ceutre Table. Mantel Ornaments, gular the unprovements thereon, sei: Straw Matting, Parlor, Chamber and Step Carpet- | uponas Property of Samuel Byine ing, ard Waliach.ant will be sold to sat Venetian Blinds, Hall Oileloth, NO. 146 and 147 to October term. 185%, Mabovany-Hat ra-k, Dre uel Byington, French and Cotta, cAunst Sam- and Richard Wallach, and John Ven Keswick, Richard Walach and samuel Byington Hair Mattresses. Holsters and Pillows, and in favor of William Van Reswiok. Wiferche Hooksheives, Washstands, W. SELDEN, Marshal ‘otket Se te "B . 2 Kedsteads. — n Dining Tal French and fron Stone Cniuae 1 ne China, Cut Gliasware and ‘fable Furniture generally, Cooking Stove, Kitchen Kequisitas, Ao, Terns: 240 and under cash: over $40, se 10-ts for the District of Columtun, FOS SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.—The Farm in Princs George county, Md., known as ount Pleasant, (of about 9249 acres,)4 miles fre credit of SD, 60 and 90 \e rov Y exandria, wiil be eoid on the 4th of October pro: ing Popol aed for approved endcraed notes, bear imo. iffsir; if ret fair, onthe next fairdsy. it ad- fe 23-4 C. W. BOTELER, Auct. By J.C McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, URNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAM- ILY KEMOVING FROM THE CITY AT PUBLIC avc- RDAY MORNING, Se 5th. at 1 o’oock, in front of the auction ro: shall sell the Furniture and Fifects of a family moving from the city, comprising Suite of Walnut Brooatelle Cove tur pee Op ee 2 Tetean ts and 6 Parlor Chairs, Joins the lands of f1. C. Thorn and others, basa good dwelling and all th - essary outbuildines, and a ne orchard of aii kinds of fruit, and is well watered ineach field. Title guaranteed, At the same time wil oe offered the Cattle &c., on the piace. made known on the day of saie. se 21-dtUets J Ns. Terms By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT Auction.—On FRIDAY, the 24th instant, 1 shall se'l, im front of the premises, at half-past five Marbie-top Centre and Sofa Tables, o'clock p. m., part of Lot No. 2,1n Square No. £56, Ladies’ Walnut Secretary and Whatnot, having a front of 15 feet on 31 street west, and run. {oune Cane and Wood seat Chairs, ning back 55 feet. between t. aud M streets north. Valnut with the improv two-story Frame rooms, convent ar anced. Terme: ne. f cash: balanee in 6 and 12months, Jor notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust upon the premises. Title perfec! ‘Beat d A. GREEN, Auot. By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown, é i USTEE’S SALE —By virtue of a deed of ust from Kich'd Lind Bedstead, mrerane Sa8 Plain 8, a meats, Which consist of a good Bareaus, Washstands, Tuilet Set: attresses, ruse. ¢ ntatning 5 good-sized Cc, Handsome new Cottage Set, China and Glassware, Fabie Cutlery, Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs. 7 ALso, A Cabinet Maker's Bench and sct of Tools, Halt barrel of No.1 Varnish. Lot of Oil Cans, Cups, &c., &o. Terms cas: jey.dnted July 311952, and Be 22-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Anuots. of eer. we wi | offer at public encti On ped sla 5 an 5 -atéo'e By J.C. MOGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers. — | >. tm-ton the greens, Toe ea eto ack XTENSIVE SALE OF COSTLY FANCY eighteen (i8)and nineteen, 9 Seall’sadd: 4 Goons, JEweury, Crocxs, Vases, PaRrian tion to Georgetown, ine ded tnthe following bounds, viz: Beginnn t the eastern extremity of Lot 1. of the orginal plan of Georgetown, and running thenes on Briige street east 24 feet 4inches, thenee north 120 feet to a 10 feet alley, thence, with sa.d alley, west 24 feet 4 inches, and thence south in a FiGuwEs, PERFUMERY, STATIONERY Cot- ScreRioR PLATE GLAssx Cases, &¢.—On PUESDAY MORNING, September th, at 10 o'clock, at the“ takes’ Fancy B zaar.” on’ Penn- between 2d and 3 streets. we shal! se'l, without reserve. the entire stock, compri*ing straight line tothe beginning, with the improve- Parian Chica. Terra Cotta, and China Figures of | ments, oons: ng of three-story frame house and various descriptions, brick back baild ng. Jewelry ery, Combs, Bushes. ‘Lermeof sal ne-third of the purchase money Papier Mache and Rusewood Writing Desks and,| to be paid in cas and the residue in two equal in- stalments st6and 9 months, with interest, to be weil secured. ‘Terms of sale must be complied with In one week after sale, or the property may be re- solo at the risk and cost of the hrst purchaser, after ore week's notice Perfumoty surf Soap of every dereripti ‘erfamery aud Soap of every description. Portemonnsies, Pocket Books, Cabis, Opera Glasses telescopes, Stationery, siver Penci! Casa, Kerlin [ron Figures, Rosewood Upright P: ri inno Forte, WALTER 8, COX, Looking Glasses and Pointings, FERDINAND W. RISQue. Toeetnce witha large ntity of Fancy Goods, Trustees Georgetown Building Association. igo.% number of ve érior Glass Cases, somo BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctionecrs. re which Cpe dtl a th Se 18-2awSkis me: and under, ossh; over that sum, a | — ——————————___ eredit of 1,2 Send 4 months, With interest, satis By J.C. McRUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. factorily endorsed. se 22d J.C McGUIRE & CO, Austs, MAESR4AU's SALE.—In virtue of 3 writs of feri facias issued from the Clerk’s office of the Circwt Court of the District of Columbia for the county of Washington, and to me directed, I shal! expose to public sale, for Casu, in front'of the Court-house door of said county. at 12 o’clook m, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of October next 1858, the following described Property, to wit: Al defendant’s right, title, claim and intereat in and to part of Lot No.5,in Square No, 782, bee point on 3d street enst 69 feet 8inches west corner of suid lot, and Yerpar) thi feet ¢ in; and east with that width to a fou it ley at the rear of said lot, together w: and sing niar the improvements thereon, in thi Ure ESERVED SALE OF THREE SMALL AND VALUABLE SQUAKES OF GROUND.—On TUESDAY AUTERNUON, October Sth, ai bye o'clock, at the Au‘ tion Rooms, we shail sell to_ the highest bidders the following very valuable Real juare No. , tronting res ‘ely nt avian north 8 street, and 12th street west, and containing 30,769 squa’ e Square No. 334, fronting on Vermont avenue, north I street, and Lith street west, and containing ayy owen es are handsom-ly locited in the ese lwo squa ¥, north part ofthe Second Ward, which 1© rapidly im: proving in that direction. - ise, Square No. 627, New Jerrey avenue, west, in the immed fronting respeotively on north E street, aud Ist street iste vieinit: of the Ratlroad of Washington, D. C., seized and levi: upon as the t, and contains 3,285 square feet of ground, property o: Richard M.A. Fenwick, and will be tlés perfect, leet sold to satisfy Judiciaia Nos. cae 232. and 575, to rms: One-fourth cash ; the residue in 6, !2and Cetober — 1¢58, in ars en Wallace, 18 — ith interest, secured by a deed in trust cen Axa AY SELDEN Matta | athe Rremmiees., McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. se 22 ts for the Distniot of Columbia. By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Al PROVED PROPERTY AT | Bo \neetisce hes nein Bee ee ERE ST TO J. IMPROVE ROPERTY A’ the subscriber, bearing date the 3ist of - rg tae eee SATURDAY, the 25th ipstant, | ber, in the year eighteen hundred fifty-six, I shall sell. in front of the premises, at 5 o’clook p. (1856,) and recorded i. Liber J. A. &., folio et. m,, part of or:giual Lots No. 2 and 3, in Square h | seq, made to secure a certain debt due Judson of Square No. 515, having a front of 15 feet on L- Mu F ° m.on SAT- street * running 92 feet 6 inches be- RDAY, oper a Co.'s tween 4th and 5th streets west, with the improve. +4 to ae- ment thereon, which consists of a good convenient 8 oifer for sale three-story Briok Dwelling House, at pubdlioruction, the country- sent calied * cking- ‘The attention of persons wishing to purehase a | ton,” in Washington county, being the residence of residence, in a qui healthy seotion of thoes, Joreph Gales, tsq. itis bounded on the east by is a to theabove Bathe property must be the now siatens rg road, nase — the tana Bold, ol ashiogton Berry, nort| by Seav: 2 Terms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6 and 12 ’s lands, and south by city boundary lines; is very thee for notes bearing interest, secured by a mene improved, and contains one hundred and seven acres, (107) or thereabout. tri 5 > se ind ie sae adci 4 ‘Terms of ale: ‘The purchaser will be requ — A. GREEN, Auct. x band MARSHALS SALE.—In virtue ofa. waits offic | fey ous {ourtl of the purchase money in hand at the fi facias issued from the Clerk’s office the | monthe fi ry pp nays 4 “ Cireutt Court of the District of Columbia for the from ond Gane, ‘Gad 10 give his no 5 op ol seunty < haere one to ee ete nl ferrea payments, secured by a deed of tr 8 ublic sal cas! ‘our! House deer of ‘sald Souuty.on PRIDA the ath | Premises. an ioe after the day o! je. one ape to resell the land faulting parehaxers rn . OuN" TOMI TCHV 1, Trustee Jf the purchaser shall fnil to com terms of sai the subscriber reserv and premises for gab. aft lice, at the ws | JAS. Cy ¥ aU oy of October, 1458, at 12 0’clook m..all defendant’s Tight title, claim and int tin and to Lots Nos. 27,28 Wand 3, of Dru pandivision No, 209 in the city i ington, D. C., together Bro rty of John BLY with all and singular ; on a wry. and will b= sold to oer ir term, seized and sevied upc & Co., Auots, 36> and 367, to Octobe 1 vor of George y. ond L, Sangeton, W. H. Harrison. ues POSTPONED primaire hoe ute oo ne 15-ts for the District of Columbia, CO., Auct’ra, By A. GREEN, A TERE : rpRustens SAUL OF HOUSE AND LOT Le Le Wari") Aung vio SSATP Se Dea Pee ter, oe ty qt Jananey, aie nad reoorded loGUIRE & Co., Auct'ts, met jand recede pty folion 348, *| WPARSHAL’S SALE.—in vine of a wri ee Pehal eal evita: fox Washington’ cout yf MishitcrYicias issues irom tre tier ones ot ae t "Bt [2 0’o'ock mien gh +4 Gounty of Wastin tee oa tome di shall thereon, which consist of small nok House, with Rernet ee oP sdeonsty. teh FSDANS ‘The term One haifot the whole purcheze | the sth SPs remember. 1858, At 12 or elpok m.. the money in casi ance m Gand 12 months. A | following descrihedproperty to wit: A’ N deed given and adeed trust tsken, toserure the de. | Hxitt, title, Slim. vad interest ane tae = ernie eibeat siesd pied with im dy after the da ir ait and val gular the imp of sa'e Lhe property wi 7 at the cost reon. Foal oe fae apon as the proj © risloof the former + . All cdnvey* nods wifey, Bt wil be sold to satisfy Indiciis the cost of the WORE ss, roses to May" term, 1858, x iavor of Mor ie solltawads "SM APGREEN, Auct; ! toc cts Marshal for the Dustrictol Gat BY TELEGRAPH TO THE oe FROM AGENT ASSOCIATED PRESS. See Reashncts conact master seareairs Additional by the Niagara. Havirax, September 2 —The Times says. in relation to the cabie, that oveasionaily a short word is given, but never oameeen anything to a compicte The first instalment of fifteen per cent. of the Turkish loan was met with remarkable prompt- ness. Pardoe, Hoomans & Co., carpet manufacturers, at Kedderminster, bad suspended; Habilities £20,000 to £100,000 The Board of trade bad ey to the circumstances attending the of the are anship Abvy Langdon off the Isle of ght Negotiations for the establishment of mail services to Australia and British Columbia by the Panama route, were still uader the consider- ation of the zovernment The London News urderstands that the En- feet & reronciliat! jon wit! - rosskey Co , on satisfacfory cee eau A correspondent of the ‘Times, who has a good official experience in the feeling'’s of the Chinese, has strong apprehensions that if the payment of the war indemnity is allowed to be left 5 ent on the collection of the customs at Canton, not —— its receipts be problematical, but there will be a constant recurrence of disputes. France. The Times’ corres; jent is assured that the Freuch government have decided to apply free trade to Algeria, and that all the ports on that coast are to be declared free The French press bad been interdicted fom publishing any portion of the will of the Duchecs of Orleans. T Paris Presse, however, had Published it, minas its political passages The Eaiperor and Court were still at Biarritz. Sra. The Madrid journals say that a decree for the dissolution of the Cortes bad been Tecently signed AvstEia. Austrian paper currency Lad recovered its par value. Vienna advices say that the Emperor bins rati- tied the convention recently signed. by the Paris conference for tbe new organization of the Danu- bian Principalities Ic has been definitely settled to lay a submarine cable from Ragusa to Alexandria Iraty Negotiations were going on between the Pope and the Emperor of Russia for settling the reii- ous Situation of Poland It was rumored that the Pope intended to visit the Holy Land. Roesta The Emperor has ordered the foundation ofa new towa at the confluence of the See and Amoor rivers, The fire at Moscow was caused by the clar- destine manufacture lucifer matches. A peat box in the vicinity of Ye city was set fire to by the heat of the sun The report that the port of Villa Franca bas been ceded to Russia for a term of years is con- firmed. Russia has now accomplished ber ob- ject of having a naval station in the Mediterra- vean. Her fleet will consist of one ship of the line and three frigates MomrEenecro The Austrian Gavette says it is reported in Montenegro that the eldest son of Mir! Petro- vith, Prince Daniel’s brother, is to take the reins of gcvernment, to acknowledge the supremacy of the Porte, and to havea sea-port. An armis- tice Fas been concluded until the 3ist of Decem- ber, between the Porte and Montenegro. THE VERY LATEST. [By Telegraph to Liccrosol } The Foreign Office tas received the followin; Bombay datrs of the th August (dy telegre: to Malta) have been received. Maun Singh.who was besieged in the fortress of Shawir by a large body of rebels, has beea relieved by Gen. Grant, whose column ix now at Fryzabad, where he bas been joined by Maun Singh and bis tr Gen Robertson, having come up with the rebels near Katured, totally defeated them, capturing four s, the enemy suffering severely on. ¥. Bruce, bearer of the Chinese treaty as ratified by the Emperor, bas arrived at Malta The Times’ dispatch says disturbances and b'oodshed at Canton continued Shanghai 7 of the Mth July say teas were uachanged and silks firm. The Avon, from Melbourne, bas arrived at Falmonth, with 107,0000unces of gold, (valued at 22,400,000,) which will be immediately sent to the bank. The Hongoment’s cargo (about $1,0.1.0%0) Will also find its way into the bank on Saturday. Cuknown Steamship Burnt at Sea. Haurrax, Sept. 23 —The ship Rosenstreath has ar ived here, and reports having passed Sept. 15th, in lat. 45 deg. 12 min ,long dideg.45 min, a large red bottomed steamer on fire. She was American built, and a ship was alongside The R. afterwards hailed the sbip, which re- ported that nobody was aboard the steamer, nor could she ascertain the latter's name. The City of Baltimore sailed from New York on the wh, and, under ordinary circumstances, would have been somewhere in that latitude on the 15th “he*s red-bot’omed, but a screw steamer. The only other steamer from New York likely t> be in tha’ locality is the North Star, which sailed on the Lith, and she is copper-bottomed. The Maine Election. Bancor, Sept. 21 —We have reports to-night from Aroostook county, complete, with the ex- ception of one smal! plantation ‘The republicans pat Bradbury's majority in the county at 235, while the democrats claim for him #5. This would leave the whole district, according to pre- vious reports, from 56 to 106 majority for Foster, the republican candidate. The democratic can. didate for State senator Aroostook ix reported here to be defeated. If so, the Senate will be unanimously republican Yellow Fever at New Orlcans. New ORLEANs, Sept. 2t.—The deaths from vellow fever, during thirty hours ending yester- day at noon, numbered 107. New Orteans, Sept. 2 —The deaths from yellow fever in the hospital in the twenty-fonr hours ending last evening were twenty-one. In the city the epidemic is increasing. Railroad Disaster. CincInxati, Sept. 2.—The bridge at Foster’« Crossing, on the Little Miami Railroad, took fire yesterday afternoon, and was partially burnt Five cars of a freight train coming West loed- ed with flour and whiskey, subsequently went through the aperture and were destroyed. No person was injured. The bridge was repaired imnediately, and trains are running as usual to- day An American Vessel Runaway with on the Afri Coast. Boston, Sept. 22.—The bark John Gilpin, from Africa reports that the bark E. A. Rollins, from New Orleans, was run away with by the mate and crew about the 26th of July last. The cap- tain was left ashore. The Cable Working Again. Sr.Jouns, Sept. 23 —A dispatch from Trinity Bay, this morning, seys that the Ocean Cable ix azainin good order. The electrical current ix now passing through the wires as perfectly as 3 — we Sailing ofthe Asia. Bostox, Sept. 22 —The royal mail steamsbi Asia sailed y before noon to-day, wi sixty-four passengers for Liverpool and twenty eight for Halifax, but no specie. General Walker. Cixciwnati, Sept. 22.—General Walker ar rived here last nig! it in cog..and left this morn- ing by the mail boat for Louisville. Baitimore Markets. Battimore, Sey ee How- ard street and Ohio 5 Wheat eek with an advancing tendency; Ted #1.22s$1.30; white S133al42 Corn; white, 78a80c ; yellow S0a9ic. Whisky is dull Provisions are dull. New York Markets. New Yorx, Sept. 23.—Flour advanced: sales of 17,000 bbis.; State $5.20a5 30; Obio $5 9026.00; Southern $4.935 70. Wheat is buoyant; red 116al2%5c., white 1% M450. ™ Corn ts quirt. sales of 30,000 bushels; mixed at 70a75c.. White Sc... yellow 96c. Whisky is dol at 23 jade. Financial. ; New York, 23 —Stocks are higher Chicago and Rock Island, 654; Hlinois Central shares 78; lilinois bonds, 914; La Crosse and Mil. 2%; Michigan Southern. 234; New York Resding Railroad, 47%; Milwaukie "16; Canton®'19; Va 6's 93, Mo. 'sniy. o RECEIVED EVERY DAY, al @RRVED ND IN EVERY STYLE, At the Shortest Notice, at LO ESTAU ANT, K See canrurenaes rime, _se 18 6m Lae ES Eos