Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1858, Page 2

— oe ee oe EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: | SATURDAY.........-.-Nevember 27, 1868. — SSE 10> Thengh «+ The Star” is printed on the Zastest steam press im use seuth of Balti- mere, lis edition is se large as te require it te be put te press at am early hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be semt im by 12 @’cleck, m.; otherwise they may mot appear Until the next day. SPIKIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union says: ‘The losses of the Democratic party always Tesult from a refusal of its own jidates or its own voters to stand up squarely to the p of the national organization. If we can scan the Sields which bave recently been theheatre of contest at the North, we 1 find, as a general rule, that thexe Democratic candidates met with the heaviest defeats who were the most ready to vield or trim on the great principles and doc- trines professed by the party.”’ The Unron further notices that “the Ver- mont Legislature follows the bidding ef Mr. Seward and the Jribune,”’ and that “‘an inge- nious Senator in her Legislature has conceived the project of making it a criminal offence, punishable by confinement in the State peni- tentiary, for s Southern citizen to travel in that State attended voluntarily by a family servant; or to attempt, under the authority of the Constitution of the United States, to reclaim in that State a slave who has escaped from service at home.”” The Trisune quotes this with approbation, and it will doubtless become a law of Vermont. The Intelligencer publishes and notices the speech of Senator Davis. ee {> A letter from the West Coast of Africa, dated October 12th, says it is very sickly on that Coast. A French war steamer had lost 25 men withintwo weeks. An armed boat from the same steamer had impressed a French sailor from the brig Rockingham, of Salem Tus Evacvariox or Fort Drquesxx —Thurs- day being the Centennial Anniversary of the Evacuation of Fort Duquesne by the Frenct ar- my, and tts occupation by the English, it was celebrated with the greatest enthusiasm at Pitrs- burg, Pa. Business was entirely suspended The Procession which paraded the streets was the most gorgeous and imposing that ever took place there. From Beamcoa.—We have da‘es from Bermu- daa few days later than our previous advices We Sind nothing of fnterest in them to the Amer- ican reader, more than has already been publisb- ed. The Bermuda Gazette of the 9th says: ‘We regret to learn that Commodore Shubrick ‘Will have to proceed on his voyage without fully effecting the repairs required by the Sabine. Al- though an immense purchase has been applied, it bas been found impossible to uabang her rud- der to put itin perfect order—the upper pintles of which are much bent. It is unfortunate that there is no dock or slip to receive or take up such a vesse! ax the Sabine, yet completed at our na yard Every facility, however, has been afford by Captain Antton, the superintendent, toward refitting the ship. We understand the Sabine Will leave to day or first fair wind_ Tux Scrvivoxs ov tue Goutyy Tracgpy — Mrs. Gouldy, the step-motber of the young mur- derer, has so far recovered from her wounds as to be considered out of danger. Mr. Gouldy is also iu a fair way for recovery. One of the wounds upon his head has eatirely healed, but the others are still very sore. The brain protudes to the size ofa walnut, but the attending pbysicians confidently assert that he will finaliy be restored to beaith. His side not yet recevered from the Paralytic shock consequent upon the affection of the brain. The galvunic battery is to be applied 50 soou a the strength of the patient wili admit of it. Mr. Gouldy has not yet been informed of the suicide of his sou. Young Nathaniel Js con- valescent, being able tosit up in bed and converse. Charles is also better, but makes very slow pro- gress. The servant girl Murphy is still in the New York Hospital, where every attention ix paid tober. The doctors beiieve she will recover. ‘Tue Arcantic Terxoraru Casie —A provin- cial Scotch paper has a letter from a correspond- eat, seemingly familiar with the operations of Professor Thompson at Valentia Bay, which gives some information respecting the condition of the Atlantic cable. According to this writer the Professor's experiments have conclusively fixed the principal injury at two hundred and eighty miles from the shore; that the cable is there denuded for two inches of its gutta percha insulation, and the copper wire exposed to the action ef the salt water; that the injury is trre- parable, for though it can be covered with oxida- tion by transmitting to it a strong current of Ppos- itive (copper) electricity, the oxide is soluble in ‘Water, and washes cff almost as rapidly as itis formed ; and this very oxidation is at the expense of the copper wire, which is eaten away by it. The only results, according te this writer, are these, the fault can be mended temporarily at the expense of the wire, or the wire can be pre- served and the fault allowed toincrease. He says also that the few words receiyed at Valentiaa little while ago, were but a “continuance of the eaprice and uncertainty which have given so Much annoyance since a few days after the cable was landed;:’ and that at the time of his writing, Uctober 2d, “‘the usual alternating positive and Regative currents are being sent in, so that the conductor must give way soon, either entirely or in part, if only one of the wires corrodes through and fails upon the outer sheathing, communica- tion will be wholly cut off.’ The prospect of the Present cable ever being of any practical use js gloomy indeed. —_———___ Tus TerecrarnicCuarss Matcu—Tuz First Game Draws —The first game of the Tel-- graphic Chess Match was concluded on Wed- nesday evening, the result being a ‘‘drawn game’ On the fifty-seventh move, New York baving checked Philadelphia, the latter re- sponded by moving the King to the King’s sixth square. New York then proposed to draw, to which Philadelphia agreed, (at 9 p. m.,) and the gameended. The following was the play- ing throughout the game Biack— New York.) Warrr— Philadelphia.) 1. Paws to Qaeen’s foucth. Paws to Kiug's third’ 2 Pawn to Queen's bop’s Pawn to Queen's fourth. fou: th. 4S. Queen's Knight to Queeus King’s Kt. to King’s Bishop’ Bishop's tine third. nae nee + Kiog'’s Knight to King's Pawn to Queen's Bishop's Bishop's third. foarth, 5. Pewn to King’s third ‘« Kuigbt to Queen's shop's tuird. Pawa to Queen's Knight's third. King’s Koight takes Pawn. Queen's Bishop to Queen's sec € Pawn to Queen's Rook's third. 1. Queeo’s Bishop's Pawn bop to Queen's one t takes Knight. aeen’» Ro: k's third. tavop takes Knight 8 Bishop. Koight to King's Sith. Quees t» Queen's Bishop two. 35: Ques o King's Kuight Queen's Bishop to Queen’ssec- ar M6. Quees to King’s Bishop thire. oss ‘16. Queen to King’s secocd. 16, Fewn to Kug’s Bishop's 19. Pies to Queen's Kniebt's third ® Bishop to Qu'n'sKaicht's second 19 Kpight to Ki thine Queen's Bishop to King’s fh, Pawn t King’s rook fourth. shop's Kit g te Kin 20. Koight to Knight oth. eon to King’s second. Bh. Queco’s Kok to Queen. King’s Kook to Rouk's third. r takes Pa! Paws takes Pawn. 23. 33. Kuight takes Bishop. Queen takes Kutght, 34 Queen to Queen's third, Queen's Rok to Queen's ctvt D5. Queen takes Queen, takes Queen, 3e. kook takes Brebey takes Rook. Bishop to King’s Rf b. to King’s second. 7 « Knight. 37. Rook w Kirg 38. Ro Kw Kiva 29. Pawn takes Pawo, ob Pawn to Bishop fh. King takes Paws . "# Kovight atzch. 46 King t Bisnop ey 45. Book to King’s © verth. Biauep’ Kuig! tq. 45. Paws to King’s a g's Bishop oq. 47 Rook t kee Pawn, ch. King # Quern’s Kuighterizth 48. Rook w Kings Bishop's Paws to Queen's Ruok’s 81h a. - King to Knight's serond. Pawn to Queee's Rook es rib. 66, Paws to King’s fourth. Paws tw Qaeen's Rook's 7 h. Biebe * : "8 Kook to Rook takes Pawn. 2 +. Rook to Rook's fourth ch. King to King’s etath, <2 wer SNA ee SO ORE RR TT EE ET eR iit ei ~ WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Awaxexixc to tax Beaurfx.—It will be recollected that in the progress of the'late I}li- campaign, Senator Douglas and more or less of the journals advocating his re-election, laid great stress upon the alleged endorsement by various Southern’ Democratic statesmen of his position of hostility to the doctrine of the Democratic party, with reference to the right of Territorial legislatures to refrain from se- curing to slave owners their slave property in United States Territories, by positive and efficient legislation to that end. Or, indeed,— for thus Mr. Douglas states his platform—as to the right of Territorial legislatures to exclude prot pecular to that climate, md that the yi is superior to thet of any Other crop ‘suitable for the same uses. It is sald to afford exeelignt pasturage for cattle, and is valuable for this purpose, because of the rapidity with which the tops grow after being bitten down. Its principal use is, however, for feeding hogs, which are turned upon it at the commencement of winter. This writer also gives an account of a plant cultivated by the negroes in Georgia, which bears a remarkable resemblance to the Chufa. It was originally brought from Africa. IOTICK.—An adjourved meeting OF Ear Serta ont geine, tinenee Ea Reed the Dist of Columbia wilt 8 i ter omy EVENING. Now. erases, tk |W ISTRELS willaprens ea BANCES kon hmm Adminsion*Seen'e bid puna MONIC HALI. ™ M. STRAKOSCIUS GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. ALIAN OPERAS: TRO ataEr ITs SICAL PESTIVALS* Usrreceperrep Commis ties op Mosier Stans pectfully informed that The public are res: ely rey DIES’ FA'R ~& Fair will be , the evening Of the 29th inst.. at Odd Feilow: 7th street, the object of whioh is to meet the \t fe repairs of St. Mathews’ Church. ‘he jadies have provided a most attractive variety Sud Confectionery. ¢: whion her respectfully ra ‘onfec'ione: t» ru ey res; ae 7 J Vite the attention’ of the public, The « hristmas | Baldwin. Kary F ftereid, a daily paper, wi published at the Fair } Brn". spose ‘ety eVening from the Ist fo thé 7th of ‘Bie 4 ubdseription no 23 eo3t uy Ber jamin, Kilzabeth Bonfriaiiett, @ Bootman, Jans Baker, Mire Hugeey, Soreh & Bheals, K lew for the series $1. Brooke, Mattie W Sullivan, intel.) - : 7 4 De.areD.—TIn consequenve of the accident Semen eat nme COLSON, : . to” General Paez, in New York, on Thursday, Co: neliy, Bart "me Dr WILBORST, pay oa ceca, -S=> RELIGIOUS NOTICE.—The Vestry of | Ce: Selly, Bar Vat ple, Ellen slavery from United States Territories by posi- | orders were issued from the War Department | I Fhe heat the (Rev, Dr. Pink: | Coiviee mrs Veane, Motte a & Re RAwiLi, tive legislation rendering the tenure of such yesterday for the detention of the Atlanta and ney. Rector,) ha tented the nol gt: ARYL BARILI, aU. STRAKOSCH. Property insecure. Upon their faith in the truth of the bold declarations and garbled quotations from the speeches and alleged say- ings of various Southern Democratic statesmen t .”” on Sth street, nearly the City I tavice Service will be held theresa each Sunday hereafter at I! a.m. and 73 p. i repairs of the Ascension Church are com. Poo? Stf W. GRAY PALMER, Reet. Pp ATE¥ OF THOSE COM Caledonia, the steamers which were to convey him and his suite to Venesuela, until Tuesday next. These are two of the chartered steam- ers for the Paraguay expedition, and they will Donervan, Cath Daly Susan Epes, Mary will appear in 4 RILLIANT MUSICAL FESTIVALS, TO THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Deo 24 & 3a. Tae sregnne PH be the moat resting vari ver offered im this erty, ‘will con’ and ooncerted pieces from the following Op- Mofie:t ek Myer, Mre FS GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Frost, Jno W Aroy, WF Athey, Thos B 7 ' Fowler, Jno & Oratorios : in that connection, uttered by Mr. Douglas and | gail for La Plata river immediately after leav- CHINA TEA SETS sn on PER Fok Sobme a jon, Gueanany eg Diadle his newspaper cohort, it is clear that a consid- | ing their illustrious passengers in Carthagena, lest Stee. oeeen Ashmore. Hon JD Fowler, Jas 8 cooaeaas la Favors, — Portion of the office-seeking wing of the | Venezuela. It) (States) 178 Pa av., bot. 17th and }8th' : 1 Porta 4 ceretie Horsia, moeratic party have of late been disposed For Sonora.—' ter for the “‘Associ- | BERRIFS. CITKON St Paul, Crestron, to cheat themselves into the belief that D. "¢ eoaenagheh anor Rail Wa , Darts, Fronch Songs, &e. ated Press,” in his telegraphic dispateh sent Alien, Kdwio T Enzlian Sonce, «, Pros ons. ; ; ‘Chee pontine to announce that M must necessarily be the nominee of the Charles- | tom this city yesterday, says: ent BIIORE. e aes 6 petiunoneT Ts BARDOT, Mime co. ton Convention. “ Confilcting reports bave been published con- “___ Corner sth and E sts. SON, and M'me STRAKOSCH wil, ail appear on The Richmond Euguirer, though wedded to | cerning the objects of the recent departure of | ~*~ Ck TF LACK TEA '!—56 ohcets of oe the expense to ongane sech an ueprece his fortunes, apparently, was first—after the Judge Rose and Benj. McCullough of Texas, for LA r ved griaxy of musion! celebrities 86 Soneunord — ey advertisement, nnd st is well known that no combination of ‘ovr emanent Prima Donne, Sonora. The truth is, the former has been ap- our oem Black ‘Tea have been received to- pointed consul at Guaymas, and the — persedes the use of Green Tea to election—to repudiate the idea that the hope itis tter accom. un! sant, at less cost. i: 6 i % ’ pood «io, Hi oh As Soe Ro Seer geste Wf haewe weal oe, | fs ener Roa Gonder Coro | Somer ays SNP ate tyes cept his heresy; without the acceptance of JUST RECEIVED. . near. which, the idea of his acceptance as the Demo-| 4 pporntwext.—Capt. John Mitehell, former | A. LARGE INVOICE OF, PLINT-GLASS acem -nt were i % ii a 0 1c cratic-party’s standard bearer is, of course, the High Constable of Baltimore, and a gentleman A Beautiful Articl os See iv aR sheerest nonsense that ever entered into the | of excellent Teputation and business energy, Fie em eatin ste omnis be Sere worth Paw ie) Reserved Seats, Fifty Cents ext over-credulous brain of the most nervously-ex- LS ‘ SEN. rhenge of Pregy has been appointed, by the Postmaster Gen- | “n77-tf (States) 178 Pa.av..bet. 17th & 13th st Ball, Jw Se er eS ee i ‘ited seeker after pl: Th h the E: eee | Benen, onee fo There wil: be most positively only T be ‘er alter place. Though the Enqutrer | eral, Express Route Agent, for the transporta- WILL RECEIVE. IN A FEW DAYS, A | Blake, jas bled eye wont to lengths in his behalf before the election | tion of the mails between ‘Baltimore and Cin+ I lar ee AcE B WARE. =I The sis of Reserved Seats for estiva I eo) oe oO Tuesday mornive at the muri Rores of Richard Dov sand WG. Metzerott Doors open at 1% —performance to commence at 8 o'c'ock. uo BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ECOND GRAND CUTILLON PARTY or TH Mount Vernon Asssciat/on. The members of the Assoortion take creat pleas- pemng 'o their frends ard tin tuat their Seovod Coul on o* at Island ff aTHURSDAY Deo 2d. 185°, They pledge them- which have left it literally without friends among the Virginia Democracy, it was too shrewd to fail to repudiate—as soon as possible— 8 doctrine like that of Douglas, as essentially abolition In all its bearings end legitimate con- sequences as the most ultraism of Mr. Seward’s Rochester speech. That course was evidently necessary to preserve for it even the slightest semblance conceivable, of Democratic organ- ship. The complete summersault which the Enquirer “threw’’ in thus being the first to kick down the platform of Douglas, as a thing utterly inadmissible, served somewhat to open the eyes of the esger and over-credulous office seekers who were making haste to secure shady places under the capacious coat tail of the Senator from Illinois. Matters are now, however, rapidly taking the turn we predicted long since. The southern statesmen quoted by Douglas and his presses as countenancing his practical abolition ver- sion of the doctrines of the Cincinna‘i platform, are one and all repudiating his heresy, and de- claring that they can hold no man professing it, as being entitled to their political fellowship. Thus, in the recent Jackson, Miss., speech of Senator Davis—delivered as soon as he learned the purpose for, and the manner in which D. had garbled his words during the lat- ter part of his canvass—that gentleman not only emphatically denies that he ever uttered the sentiments Douglas attributed to him, but indignantly declares that Douglas himself, from previous knowledge of his (Senator Davis's) views on the particular question, must have known weil thyt in thus perverting his lan- guage he was misrepresenting him. In that (Jackson) speech, Senator Davis washes his bands as emphatically of the doctrine of Mr. Berk: ammer, Jos Boardman EC&Bro Beach. HG Berg, George —-r. B Bishop Geo Boy's, F.ank!'n cinnati, vice A. H. Davis, who was recently which I will offer at very great_brgains to! thrown from the mail car and fatally injured. yi OE GREEN. hy p av., bet. 17th & 18th F YOU WANT TO eur ANYTHING in ec pie pee LINE, C. E. GREEN’S, 178 Pa.av., bet. 17th and 1eth sts., where you oan s*ve frum 10 to 50 per cent. no $7-3t (State: QUPSRIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY » for medicinal use. price raf gallon, or £0 ots. Oo Pomroy, lesis Parker, doe AS Exercy.—We understand that the proprie- tors of the overland mail route to the Pacific, have made their arrangements for conveying copies of the President’s agnual message, and other documents, over their route, by express. They will send a special agent to this city, it is said, to attend to forwarding the documents. Tas WeatTasr.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock: NoveMBER 27, 1858. New York, N.Y. cloudy, cool. Philadelphia, ra. clear, cool. Baltimore,Md.... clear, cool Washington, D.C... Richmond, Va Petersburg ,Va yess a Biistol, Te * Knoxville, Tenn.. Wiimington,N Columbia, 8. C. pect 8 Augus' a. Savannah, 6 Macon, @ Ry n, Thos i Ruppell, John Kan om. Jobn Rooker, Joba Runey, G-0 § Bove, E Bone, Davia 6 Burvs. Denis Brook, W & Bro rD . om Jinn tw Jackson, Rolt Joues, Nich Jarrin, Louts Jones, K Jospas. aT bettie. Many gent emen of Virginia, Maryland a the District, (all regarded coud judges.) who have thoroughiy tested it, pronounce it much the et Whiskey in the mark 7 EDWARD HALL, Extensive dealer in all kinds of Liquors and Family Grocenes, No. 40 Lonisiaua avenue, Opposite Centre Market, no 27 eoldt H¢Fe LESSONS—EXTRAORDINARY !!4 Parties purch*sing a Harp at manufacturers’ riod, at the New Mesica, Reros.tory. Prof. eCceuiei holds forth the inducement of giving haif # year’s instruction without charge, for the purpose of making it a prominent instrament in this city. FisieHinG Lessons given according to the method of the len pence! on. the cars regen &e. Fis t other advertisements in YT ir. no 27-tf Corner \ith st. and Pa. arene, MesicaL EXCILEMENT IN THE CITY. arman Beanet, Daniel Fu che, Benj F 5 Brown, Americus Tt EVE si! selves that neither pains or exer nse wi i be spared partto mik+ tus one of the best Cotvlon Parties o' the seasen. As ths will be the Inst party given im this ball, cit bavine been iraved for three sears for public se~mol parposes.) the citizens of tue Islard xhoaid take advact goof the oppor! unity now offered te them. ‘Lh* b-st lon Muse bas been engaged for the occ sion. No hate or oni wed in the ball room, «x¢*pt those worn by the ve Clubs. Onur indy freends sre respectfully invited to attend, as there wii! | po invitations is sued. a. bebe wed pony mitting & gentleman and ladies. jer of tle . COM OF ARRANGEMENTS. no 27-8,Tu,W&Th* ar, Bioveua, mebt S & Bt ver, Phi'ip Sherman. Orto Smiliie, Jomee Cor Ctyach, Nich's Carry, PS Conia, Matthew ‘bell, M y. Conway. James Collt #, Jouw P Kelly WR Kirkiey. TE al Kennedy, Kurtz, Ke ler Kimboli, Joba Kenvy,J mes Sarce: Speer, Dr Jas R 2 Snyder, Jan A 3 doe Swingie, Jovrpt poate, Lt Jas & Seymour. GN Sawyer. FP Stiles, David B Smith, Chas W 2 Tar RIBERNIA ni ig their ten@s an ne pu LA they wiil give toe r Third Grend Am nt Philtarmoaic Hali,on Wt DNESDAY, Dec. ist, 185°. ‘The Committee of Arrargements pledrce selves to sparc no pains to forward and make it Without exception the test of the season. Tick tsUNK DOLLAR, s¢muitting a centieman and — be had of any of the members. ne 27 4t* Law ir B respectfully informa Litt eton, LJ 1 th’ Lythe. J Those who want to purchase a superior Piano would do weli to select one of Stginwar & Sons’ Winon is decidediy the first now ia tie market,— considered by competent jadges, such as Gottachaik. M. Mason, Wollenhau pt y others, to be the dest instrument, the Ane-? toned, and (though last not least)the most durable Pianos in the world, Having a list of near oN& THOUBAND names as refer- ence tu their oslebrity, Sold at prices considerably iess than avywhere else in the city. Cal at the New MvsicaL Repository, corner ilth street and Peuns. ue. PROP. Dec IEL, Sole Agent. . » cold. clear, 40°, wind SW clear, cold. clear, 40°, wind N Montgomery, Al: Lower Peach Tree, Ala... Mobile, Ala, Gainesville, Miss New Orleans, Frederick, Md Hagerstown, Md Cumberiand, Md Pittsburg, Pa.... Wheeling, Va.... clear, cold. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a.m. (cor- Tected for temperature) 30 239; at noon, 30 20. ‘Thermometer, at 7 a. m. 33°; at noon, 39? grace) yesterday, 42°; imum ‘st night, 32°. WANT, no 27 tt Fancy RAIR PINS, COMBS, FANS, &eo, M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, have just opened at their NEW STOR E—S5 Pa. AVENTE, (Four doors west of Browns’ Hotel,) A large assoriment of Fancy HAIK PINS, FANS. oe BS, &c. to which they invite the attention e lncies. The lowest price marked in d’stinct figures ares. on article, from which there will be no Sbateme! MM. W,GALT & BRO., Jeweltors, V ANTED 4 A rrepectabie youre Girl, a SITUATION as Chamoermaid or Waiter in a ore famity. Address Box No. 2!, Star Office. me 27-1t* Wantreo-a COLORED BOY oid, to attend a dining -room. street, near H. _ i NURSE WANTED. References will be re- wired. Apply at No. 43 annennen Seeete pe ¢ Woman,a SITU- 15 to '8 years iy at 42! 8th ue Wil on, No. ¥ revaball, CC Wa biugtoo, LM Wiim:t, J Weaver, Jacob B Morlarity, Pat Edmoudsoo, Hon TF Moros, Eliott, Robt K 3 deulli Edmonds, J Rebt Easter, Prof JD Kidrid¢, James ar im Kunis, Jno ¥ Murphy, Jno JA» tED—By 8 renpec! —___.2+e8- V : : ATION as Chiid’s Nurse, or to wart on a ck Douglas as of that of Senator Seward, showing {7 Taylor & Maury send us Harper's and| no2-st "354 Pa. nv., between 6th and 7th ets. | poi’: /*e* prsandg he lady. Has gocd recommendations, Address, Box that they are equally hostile to the faith of | Blackwood’s Magazines for December No 3. Star Othee. t L°o™e=2 FOR SALE VERY LOW. he subsoriber’s leass of Bingden’s Wharf w on the Sist of Lr ber, and he will t the Democracy, and equally to be repudiated. 7 AN TE D—A first-rate war “| siso, a firet- The approach of the period of the meeting of rate CHAMBER MAID. G weres will None but the very best need appiy. For gS SE TE Tn LARGE ADDITIONS TO THE SPANISH FORCES AT vt Young, Mr Cusa —The Paris correspondent of the London be civ id continue the mber busin ‘WM. JONES, P. M. further information inquire at tine office. no 27-2t Congress has already brought hither others of | Times writes on the /2th: wharf. unmediately. west of the at ee WAN ey —— gouns, enhee- the distinguished southern Democratic states-| “ Accounts from Cadiz inform us that the fol- eo cee bie ee Poet tle, OT eel Or PENN. AVENUE, 285 tive HORSE wasted for a auik Appl men so pertinaciously quoted of late to sustain Piston lies pba d pore pov beg — Port | Lumber now piled on Bingden's ‘Wharf, he wil! offer ZO mecrtuist Conmes oF LENTH St. at Locust Bul Farm, 7ch street road, the brat rye) A rein: e Spanish garrison in the island of | it from this day until 2th December,at very reduced Jobe nnd _ the position «f Douglas abolitionizing the doe- | Cuba i On the 17th of October the sailing frigate Ferrolana, of 30 guns, and the corvette Isabel Se- gunda, of 20 guns, sailed for the Havana, having on board 20 officers and 510 infantry. On the 22d of October the sailing frigate Perla, fitted up as a transport, and armed with six guns, sailed for the same destination with 450 Infantry. There remains in the roads ready to sail at any moment the screw frigate Petronita, the paddle-wheel steamer Isabella la Catolica, and the transport corvette Marigalante. There are 1,050 lofantry and 500 marines to be embarked on board these three ships. These will complete the expedition to a force of 2,100 Infantry and 500 marines”? FAMILY CROCERY STORE. The undersigued respectfully announces to his friends and the public in genera! that he has reopened and refitted his well known © ROCERY STORE, (formeriy ocoupied by himselt, and reosntly by U. W. Marsh,) and has filled the same with an entire new stock of SUPSRIOK PAMILY GROCERIES, inthe Grocery line, to together with every artic! Whios he invites tne at'ention of resident families. ance with rices. "Carpenters and others in want of euch mat-rial would do well (bef purchasing elsewhere) to I oa THEODORE MOSHER. on no 27-6t*, S KINDLING woop AWED AND SPLIT WOOD. of any size. Sawep ano Sprit By Macnixery. Owing to y increasing demand ‘oi this Wood. we hv atly increased our facilities for preparing and delivering it. We are ees ed to fill all orders wi'h dispatch for Oak or Fin 'Vood of any length or s:ze, delivering it to any part of the city free of cartage, guaranteed the same quantity that is contained in a cord before bei g sawed and split. Coal of all kinds McKNEW & MARLOW. Steam Fire-Wood Mit’, Offices corner 7th street and Cansl,and sth street, between H and I. N EW GOODS!—NEW GUODS!! Just received from New York— ANTED-A ROUM terms, by a lady who use - keeping. ‘Ihe best of references given. Address L.C., through the Post Office. no 27-8t" ANTED-Six DRESS-MAKERS at No. 32 18th street. becwee: and! sts. year round. asd the heat wages given. trines of the Cincinnati platform; and, with a exception, we hear, on authority upon which all may rely, every one of them coincide upon this subject with Senator Davis, utterly repudiating the pretence of Douglas and his allies that they endorse his doctrine or regard one avowing it as being entitled to Democratic party fellowship. Thus they intimate that while they might have preferred his election to that of Giddings or Garrison, or Lincoln, it was only asachoice between unsound men; not as the election of a gentleman entitled as a statesman to the confidence of the Democratic party. The exception to which we refer above, we will wager our head, entertains similar sentiments, though we have not yet heard whether he has expressed himself on thesubject. Thus the de- lusion is rapidly being dispelled; and all in Washington at loast—for these facts are already patent to all here—are beginning to compre- hend that Mr. Douglas is really sustained in his most dangerous of all the abolition heresies of the times by not a single southern Demo- cratic member of either House of Congress, and, as a consequence, that the idea that he has even the shadow of a party among the southern De- mocracy is the most arrant humbug of this humbugging era. None bat quod hands need aprly. no 27-2t" N ENGLISH LADY PROM THE NORTH as derirous of ob SITUATION as itruct inthe meusi together with @ highest refere: ces can be given. Foraddress plesse cui! at this office. no 2-2 taining Se eeeah en tenn ional TERMINATION OF THE MonTENEGRIN Dirri- cuLtizs —The following announcement appear. ed in the Paris Moniteur of the 11th: Since the late conflicts that broke out between the Turkish troops and the Moutenegrins, the Porte has engaged to maintain the state of pos- session as it existed in 1556 In order to deter- mine the respective rights resulting from this agreement, commissioners were sent to the spot, and the representatives of France, Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, accredited to the Sublime Porte, having adopted, in concert with the Ottoman government, the delimitation pro- posed by a majority of the commissioners, signed on the Sth instant, at Constantinople, a protocol, mpigeengares, 4 the agreement between the parties, which will have the effect of preventing in future a renewal of those lamentable complications to which it had become imperative to put an end, in the interest both of humanity and the general peace + than by any other A8H. He invitesa eali and new oes 109, and pledges himself to use all his efforts to sei! them good Groceries, with fair deali His stock of Teas, ey ee. pe Coy esnnot ex rmarket. N #. Voss, NOTICE.—The soooun’s of the late firm of Marst & Voss, as well xs those of the undersigned, fre lef: with Mr, H. 4, Voss for collection, and who is su'horized to receipt forthe same. ‘Lhe under- sicned urgently requests that al! those who are in- debted to him will see the necessity of calling and settling their bills without further notice. WA”. IMMEDIATELY—A ged TIN- NER and Sneet [ron Worker. C be given. od weees man need apply. BO 26. 2t* is t No. 331 Penneyivanin SITUATION as a yourg ul, who rs willing to fy heremployers. Address Nox nou SR iT WANTE ny person owning a Lot m 4 the Second Ward, not further out than Manes chusetts avenue, wo wevld seil op four or five years’ ti Guterest pry~ble bail yearly.) will ad~ d ass, t zh the post oflice giving jooation, des- eript en ae Where the owner can be seen, * Bai'der.” no 2 eost* WV ANTS.—The prop or of the Intelhgence Ofhce aad House A SUC street, corner of 7h, respect! regu-rine cc 150 whole, halves and quarter boxes Raisins, 23 Garets New York Buckwhea’ uperior arti- cls, ‘aand Maraca:bo Cotlee, Baker's Old Rye Whisky, warranted 9 years ol4, Aid every thing else usas!ly found ina Grocery Store. 0. W. MARSH. Alto Avondale Premium Flour, which will be | _no2-ecét___ {Intel &States.] id lows At a pn the uc, a ~ 2 ae eee ONGE FE, GULICK. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. tive Jersey avenue snd B street south, M. W. GALT & BRO. — Capitol Hill. | take great pievsure in announcing to their friends F ASHIONABLE DANCING, and customers that they have removed to their —_— NEW STORE, Prof. H. W. MUNDER, most respectfully an- | 354 PExx. AVENUS. BETWEEN 61a SED7rH Sts.. nounoes to the citizeas and public general! ( Four doors west of Browns’ Hotel,) and wi!l open to day the largest assortment of Fin Watches. Rich Jewelry, Pure Silver and Piatec Ware, Faucy Goods, Kc, ever offered for this city, which they reepectiully invite the pub: to examine iL Determined to offer at once their goods a' the iowest possible rates. tne price of each article is marked upon it in distiuet figures, from which there will be no abatement. M.W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, 554 Pa. av., bet. 6th and 7th sts. Cor. npetent > uev ral good Cooks, Cham! Jute ter. n§ sev maide. Waiters, Drivers se e-ly -aod Farm Hands, —— a ee PERSONAL Hon. J. S. Phelps, of Mo., is at Browns’. :--- Hon. John H Reagan, of Texas, is at Kirkwoods’. --.. T. F. Bowie and family, of Md., are at the National. Baron Gerolt will spend the winter in Eu- FOR RENT AND SALE. [8mm FIRST PAGE| rex KEN 1—Two eligibly situated KUUMS, in second story of No. 248 Penn. avenue. between 12th nad 13th streets. Apply to L. F.CLA® K. No. 248 Penn. avenue. no 27 -e03t* esr KENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE— No. 571 17th street. near E.. It contains 9 rooms It ts eligibly situated in the immeciate ty of the = ic depirtments. Good tenants . S7317th etree! no 25 St? A fine brown HORSE, il years of age. Also,a WAGON, with sop. good con dition, suitable forahuckster or butcher Is on!y sbove beautilul and neces sary sccumplishment will commence ot Thursday afternoon, Dec, 2d, 1958, at Tempe-ance Ge,tlemen's ae s on Tuesday and Thursday m Res sopicata.—No better illustration of 5 the progress of opposition polities on the road to the utter abnegation of every thing like com- mon sense and law is to be found, than in the recent grave effort of the Senate of Indiana, by its own fiat, to upset a formal adjudication of the Senate of the United States upon strictly 2 federal relations question. We allude to the recent vote of the Indiana Senate declaring the seats in the Senate of the United States from Indiana vacant. This was, of course, done by an accidental majority of Abolitionists and anti-Lecompton pseado-Democratie disappointed office-seekers, none others would, even in these times, have ventured to legislate upon the propriety of re- versing the decision of the U.S. Senate, at its en “For particulars inquire at the Hal! on the above vi evenin atthe Union Hotel, Georgetown, every no 27 tf rope. +-+. Prof. Child, of Harvard University, will sail for Europe on Wednesday next. Hon. Robert J. Waiker is in Easton, P: On Wedneseay night he was serenaded by hi friends, when he made a speech. Baron Stoeckel and lady are enjoying a R jan winter in St. Petersburg, nnd will return to the United States before April next. .- Col. Segnin, late of San Antonio, Texas, has been commissioned by the Governor of Nuevo Leon, to raise a regiment of troops in Texas to aid the cause of the Liberals in Mexico. ‘ Mr. Hope, formerly an attache of the Brit ish Legation, is expected in Washington inafew weeks to resume his position. Mr. H. is an es- timable gentleman. and a great favorite in the a lasses Wednesday, at 3%4 p. m. SPECIAL CARD TU HOUSEKEEPERS. Attention of ape furnishing housekeepers is cailed to the extensive sal legant Parior in Brocatelie, Silk Jamask, Piuch, Reps, Hair Ulothand Lasting, Marble rp and Fancy Ta- ‘es, atnots. Piano Stools, Gilt frame Mirrors, Window Shades and Cornice, and Cabinet Furni erally to e 10 o’clock, at the estabiish P, epg pen or 508 7th vrtee os us &, 6 whole co! ing the perfectly sati assor! furmtuce ever offer K. C, Wood! ent of ay ley auction in this git: wishes to return without reserve, to close out the Catalogues now ready and goeds J.C. M there obtain a per- fect tikeness for 25 5 at sold because the owner intends giving up business. For terms. &c.,apply to No. 174 45 street, between Virrinia avenue and E treetwouth. no. 26 St* Fo SALE.—A snail FARM in Montgomery cou dary‘and, eitun’ed four miles from centsimne (7 ncres—a good por tien of whieh ws ce timber—arc an excellent > say Ag 2 ss pe. — rovements. Tice er. “or further partioulars aad H. HOFFMAN, Rockvile, Md. Merous patrons for aaa tne very liberal support he bas met with, and hopes by strict attention to his profession to merit @ con- e. Sale to be thanks to hie nu- mn exhibition. _n037 eG UIRE & CO, > - social circles of Washington. He was calli =e ——— ~ | tinuanse of ther OUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE last session, in passing the following resolution | home on private hesingoes sa D gece se SCPE or THE ant Cc. W. Wishte to ints the public that be has att bg Rent 2 by a vote of 30 to 23: The Hon. Henry Bedinger, ex-Minister to Gal er: - R ie ww ed anvg for the sr, . On hand, ®eood assortment of Cases of the latest designs, for Christmas presents K. C. WOODLEY, no 24 312 B street. near Willard: ¥ SUPERIOR UAK WOUD, cut y M for my tales, wil’ bedelivered cvery dey from oars at a reduction of 25 cents less than the usual rices. WOOD and COAL. ofall kinds. SAWEDaid SPLIT WOMD. KINDLING WoO mentee ina CHARCOAL 1 any quantity. ‘hree cargoes of COAL. toarrive soon, wiil be Denmark, died very suddenly at his res'dence in Shepherdstown, Va.. on Friday morning. He returned home from Europe a few weeks ago, in good health, and since then partook of a compli mentary dinner teadered him by his fellow-cit- izens, without regard to fore, Mr. Bediover was formerly. a member of Congress. and dis- tinguished for the ability and energy be brought to the discharge of all his public duties. ;--- Mr. C. Irving publishes, in the Richmond Whig, a long letter, in rep'y to the allegations of Mr. O. Jennings Wise. ¢ is very severe upon Governor Wise and Mr O. J. Wise, concluding ved, That Graham N. Fitch and Jesse D. Bright, Senators returned and admitted from the State of Indiana, are entitled to the seats which they now hold in the Senate as such Sen- ators aforesaid—the former until the 4th of March, 1861, and the latter until the ith of March, 1863; were to the tenor of their respective creden- jals. If the forms of an election should be gone through with by this mosaic organization, their action will be laughed at by every intelligent SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. timere and Ohie Railread. WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. Two Tague TEaiNe ARE NOW RUN FROM WAS LT Bebe WEST, Ist. MAIL TRAIN starts at 745 8. m., (Sunday new, wil! Le sold on eesy terms. & LUSANU, under Avenue House, 7th street. nos st* j JSE TO KENT—No, 442 tute! } FE‘ RNIsHED He 9th street, uear the Patent Office ; offerirg usual pene ten be as very bv anda a ranged and comforiably furnished throug how’ ply at the premises from i. a. m.to3p.a.,and after 3 p.m. no 248 * . NT—Te Members of Congr: 4 F moe Very desirsbie suite of PARLOKS d BED CHAMBERS, with gas md every otner i .) id iow fi 5 renience. situsted opporite W illards’ Hotel, No. man of every party. The constitution and law | as foliows: “In defiance of Gov. Wise, and bis Bes oe of Pde ere yee “Leave yucgigens atonce at my office on Yth st., 25 Pa.averue. — no % ectw ; make the Senate of the United States the | power to pardon, I announce my entire willing- | 2 E CINCINNATI, sT. and E. THE C ri, i. HOUIS AND | between . CE HOUSE TO RENT—Located on E street judges of the sufficiency and validity of the | Ree, even now, to afford O Jennings Wise, | CHICAGO EXPRESS CUNNE! ION leaves | _n0 24 SAM’L H. YOUNG. 1 ; south, between 2d and 3i,east. in good cond- ould be desire it, inside or outside of t te ‘Gshington at 3.49 p. m., reaching Cincinnati at 9.30 7 RAG- | tion. Kent ressounble, and taken, . action of its predecessor in such a matter, es- | of Virginia, an opportunity to asrertaih wanes Wom, next day. and conasating dirsetly with Express DNA a ea A eg me oe ee He ey the ca att aint scant | Sed ands’ seenendanges wick ned steers | 8, loa, Bane, Beco anes wrrevn | tiem a ead a pane FB Be NR etre thes sory LC x ate—has had in the case after almost a yeat of the forteltire of either his fecopalcance cr met ie gortene te Naot tee 7458. m. waene * an ress superior <a Reee p g reows, gu No. ey close consideration of the questions involved | ___. 4 letter from Florence sa ‘Among the trains fom Washington. ‘ @i2t 4 pie guar peat and l0-h west. Inquire at No. 4%, nearly opposite, ‘hacatn. Americans recently arrived bere is Mr. Fracklie eect Tad urs and ali Stations on the North: b iar Circulare and Cloaks for §2 50, no 18-7t nin RK take the 40 p.m. Train. Fo: jetta and C Railroad take the same. rough Tickets and Checke segs Sarthe roel ay wal a ‘AY PASSENGER: i Baltnprt and Obi ‘aires wi ene Washing ail : i r {inka the nose. ‘Washington Junction and ri Piedmont 5 Lene ar cmt aa OP 25 Ladies’ Pierce our late President. The health of Mrs. , Pierce repel ree after the brief tour and so- journ in Switzerland and Northern Italy. The: will spend a short time in Florence and then se off for Rome, where it is their intention to the winter. Mr. Hawthorn has left Florence for Siena, where he will pass a month Prior to bis returnto Rome. Mr. Wm W. Story, the dis- tinguished sculptor, will also leave Siena—where Commovore Stewarnt.—The Navy Depart- ment has received a communication from this veteran officer avowing his intention of resigu- ing unless he is restored from his position on the retired list, where he was placed by the naval retiring board. In case he resigns, it is said that he expresses a determination to return Grey Ciroulsrs and a eorthi Ge, the Invest sty les, R: ps for $6. iS superior Black Cloth Cloaks and Reglans, richly trimmed. from $10 to $25. IL Ladies m want of the above goods are re usted to ca'l early before they are picked over Ree iluciae wane ate” |" d are « fered at prices which cannot fail to geil. who 203 GEO. F. ALLEN LOST AND FOUND. OST— Two PROMISSORY NOTES, f L ai enck daw: jargeret Fiteeeenae és order of Jas. I. 1 loyd. All perscns are cautioued inst trading for or DOge tinting (he same, es pry bas been steppe _Bo7 8" MARGARET FITZGERALD. with bis family he is in the habit of passing the | take the 3 40 ». m. » To ——— $30 REWARD.—Lovt. by W. buljen on the to the Government sundry presents he has re- | *™mer to resume bis artistic ig ee ae Bn tips fl Sas neigh. Tanai 89! Orr) morni-x of the 27th iostant © the i = rez) °T. 4 ER!I-LEA n—T,| 3 . ceived as tokens of the appreciation of his gal- sof Sp id who ss Losve Weshinzton for Baltimorcizé it ont td | ab echettitemte Are York priosey, Nraits : 7 Twenties. 6 Five lant services in times past. the streets of New York, fantastically arrayed 43pm. ‘On Sunday ats D> Th. Foot Oi) and | noes ; dozen F: Golf Skin m atl receive the abuve reward by ‘caving and decorat aber phere aden Count,’ at I pie Morocgo and nee. 200 side« ater thee thon. ¢ bas sent acommunication fight Beolicap paces, Sole Lea’ » Very cheap, at po 7-2* J.D. & W. AUTTON, Bricklevers. New ac Coe reese m, and 3.30 and to the ‘Mayor and Council fn the city o| "1 York.” in which he proposes to take’ ibe con. i An USS trains ont tract for reforming the city and nerating the 7 world ; and he will throw in, asa flaishing feat, tran ie Sea a the Bide 35 nod 3-4 ase Baltimore ot 2 enn. avenu: near With atrart nom " Gore COAL! CUAL! lourly expected, a cargo of 188 tons prime White . mea! wtagh pols x, size, whioh will be sod sing terns en frow. 6 vessel. Al 5 stock of strictly prime Hickoty, Oak. and Pins WOOD. a Tue Cavra, on Eanta ALwoxv.—The Agri- cultural Bareau of the Patent Office is in re. ceipt of an interesting letter from Mr. H. M Neister, of Taylor county, Georgia, giving an account of the cultivation of the Chufa in that State. The writer asserts that the plant bas be done gratis,) the excommunication of the from earth. His mannecript presents the ble of ideas that in an ota brain. represents returntoJ M. ar the Nawy ‘Wimsctt : ° SOLOMON STOVER, POTA TOURS '—POTA TORS been cultivated there to a limited extent, since — ~y neti, clnspirational, Natural-| ~no2y | | Master of Tranportation. or no 24-St Corner 2ist and | streeia. es ep hy LEN cared . . um ration between | — — ‘ OR wer: | the seed was originally distributed by the Pat & nd Man,”? and signs himself “ Ensign APER re ce aca aaa retail at man- OVS !—-TOYS —TOYS !!!—Wholessie ard re- aed t Stone & Maar . ent Office; that it thrives well, notwithstanding non LAMMOND’B, 1th street, § “nove st LAMMOND'B, ra street barbs aac ih??eaes *® RiDMORE