Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1858, Page 2

- ieee az Ok oe ennai ate ee eee ee . a a Seen rem OA am = ~ “ ~ « — - — - oo. me . t to be to intend the natural CONGRESSIONAL. AIR FOR BT. EVENING STAR. [Zein 7trorceanec” ee | The case of Judge Pickéring is alsocited,| Ix ram Saxars, to-day, Messrs. Crittenden, | Hall, 7:0 5 ora WASHINGTON OITY: wherein he remarks: ‘ Judge Pickering was | Toombs, and Johnson of Tenn., appeared for 3 THURSDAY...........-- December 9, 1858+ | tried and condemned upon all the four articles | the first time. i THE OREAT 4 1 THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER! Ber Onearramicy caren! — | WA°"™QTOY PREATEE: oo. eesmes. THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER! Great Success of the New Company. eae Third appenraroe of Mr CHARLES FISRER i Sundry bills were returned from the House. — oe My be» PROSPECTUS FOR THE YEAR 1559. aod mies ALICE roe aye a Sie ae and erdered to lie on the table for the present. p heer b «le, dell pulliahed in vegter day's fs RK LEDGER THIS EVENING, Dec. 9, 1858, press in use seuth of Balti- contained no other charge that of "€ | Mr. Bright offered a resolution calling for a ing Star, signed V.Kehl, as es dent ‘ ‘The progric at predidiy Pee Henan Rasen domesadeen a. its edition is se large as te require it | d¢cisions contrary to law in a cause involving report as to when the new Senate cater | ee center Oe ee her ke mathonty, | nig Prospectus for the new your—1s5—"hat all the ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD te be put te press at amearly hour, Adver- | 8 mere question of property, and then refused | will be ready for occupancy. fore given to me to pulieot money for sud | old popular and eminent writers of the LEOGER | Cosy 0 (7.0 s, therefore, sheuld be sent im by 12 | to grant the party injured an appeal from the Mr. ban, i Rotive that he would intro- hureh, be beer revoked, I desire to.state, in vin- ee win been re tained, ard new caee 56 “A Mertha Givee pend me : duce, at an early day, a bill for abolishing the Fmyeelf, that thean Lane EVERETT, whos | Tovy Twinkle Ycleck, otherwise they may met pear | decision, to which he was entitled.” 3 Pac ~ | did not origmate the Congregation, or 8 mere tH zatil the next day. We haye italicised some of the words above, | £ nking privilege, £c-, and substituting a com- | portion of them as was the meeting referred aye cof THE MOUNT mutation in money for postal expenses and sta- | ie derived from the Trustees of said Chureh; and because we believe there is the identical charge eteeey Raped a ‘A they alone see the prover 9 pertons to revoke anid he SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | against Judge Watsous of thwarting an appeal n motion of Mr. Clay, the Senate proceeded | [ast eight months, nor do | intend to sol cit contri The Union, after treating of ‘The Wealth, | from a decision of his, which is alleged to have | t0 ballot for Doorkeeper: Only one ballot was | butions in behalf of the Con jon. as the mat- | TEN THOUSAND se: be eptire year, undo PERS For these srti alone Piguet tear aria it NTH USIND DOLLARS - iba - icati ity of the LEDG- rioes as Usual. taken,which resulted as follows: Mr. Jones 31, | ters in dispute have been referred to a proper tribu- | Asan indication of the popularity of the LEDG. diane for the sale of tickehs end Prosperity and Power of the South and West,”’ | been oppressive and corrupt. There areother |p Gis shane 12, Mr. Bassett 3, Mr. Nelson 1— | mal;and the only olject inf eat nation gna be so pro. | BE. wo necd 0. ly stain Ae Pane caer te te WE rie pee, Oe ee ee ee eae numerous and multiform charges, however, necessary for a choice, Mr. Jones was | wines haa intnerto so ensansiy subsietel verween literary papers a the coustzy. | Ite erent caeesths | Sure, commer of Fake. © — “ Where, then, is the antagonism between the | against Judge Watrous. But we doubt not that elected. See 08 pomtor sue propia, Corte Let Shoes SEL Too | caves in toa aaaiincens expeces | — Jaber of the Norte and the labor of the South? | if President Buchanan’s standards of judicial | _ Mr. Rice presented resolutions and memo- | thing in resardto the aifir of the Chura ir ia getting the BEST FAMILY PAPE Rs ASHINGTON THEATRE. eee be mbintsiged?) Their interested soe | purity are applied in the estimate of the Texas | Tials of the Legislature of Minnesota in regard PETER ASR MEISTER, | paver of hi a ihe exsited reputati a IMCORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. clash—they a) - Reformed Church, | of its cont not traveling in opposite direc- | judge's conduct, the case cannot but havea | °° donations of public lands for State pur cy per ee f » the practi Hi poses. it rest, Island. a oe —— — r of sit its artroles,the care tions. Neither is poor—both are prosperous. Has |‘). . A * y 7 ==LA DIES’ FAIR —A Fair will be opened on y f | ing an engagement wit! their unexampled success resulted from a confiict | fair, just and satisfactory judgment. _ On motion of Mr. Mason, the Senate ad- ADRS FAN NG Do. ote oe spall eppesy in ite ‘me aes ee NEW ws BARRY SULLIVAN, of irreconcilable interests? Have they grown The House may content itself that the Pres- | journed until to-morrow. ELLows’ Hatt, by the iadies of the Engusn | YOKK Lt DGER arositionthatno jerary piper Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lace, and Haymarket, Bante ied taree een te Nociz, Bat {Be | ident never intended, by any former declara-| In rue Hovss, the Speaker announced the | Lutveran Churek—to continue two wiat a ere tl coset ee Leadon. South levied taxes upon the North, and the ie Season tickets, 50 cente—to be had of A. Noerr, | frit, since iho LEDGER atta: iteimmeuse cir Mr. Barry Sviurvas bes been acknowledged br North, in self-defence, imposed countervailing | tion of his, to throw obstacles in the way of im- following changes in the Standing Committees: | onruer of iith and E streets, or at the a on culst:on, thst s heavy respora: Tests wpo us, ‘of Pugiand. ireisnd, sod “the duties upon the South * Is their industry erip- | peachment, and to lessen the value of this| Mr. Boyce, of 8. C.. chairman of thé Com. | 2%!!- = ed aud intelligent actor of the Brit” it and have endeavored to disoh: that responsi tos i bility conscientiensly, feeling confident 1! witj- | Most acorm na wen voem jo I by led by hostile legislation—by efforts to destroy . *, Fy 5 5 ite ti a4 ish stage,’ 4 = ae = y remedy in the eyes of thecountry; and, without | mittee on Elections, vice T. L. Harris, deo’d, a ad tene ee eens F aad eae-af New York to be t mitely we should ~ — the future. ‘are at 8 joss what to say. | “the greatest and most eccomplisned tragecimn t even one <flensive word The management boregres | wh = ARN Ey ah Te 3 and Mr. Wright, of Tenn., and Cavanaugh se eetinareorne Hal the Evening The same paper ing of our Navy, con- raphe pho Liha aE were added to it. : Stas Office, comatencing on MONDAY — VE. w ne 46 Peupenn iathor thek to rRanee. Keay bas sent to America for many & long trasts it with the more powerful European na- 3 “Set Er Serene Mr. Phelps, of Mo., chairman of the Com- | NING, the isth sieDonftotienery and Refresh: | W. 8! we havo heretofore done is known to our | TOR int mumke hi vies, and recommends an increase. It does | faithful guardian of the integrity of the judi- | mittee of Ways and Means, vice J. G. Jones, | Fancy Articles, readers: they know what the LEDGER hee ae ity, will be for sale, and e biagton on SATURD. not advocate a large aggressive armament, ciary, we have only to say that the House has | resigned, and Messrs. Phillips, ‘Maclay and prpcrchad Leche Ae hike = a at en, ; x herefrom judged what it will effort will be made to contribute to the gratifiontion | BY 1" now. and mast t ‘only sxy that among the reg- ji ti t, | Morrill were appointed to fill vacancies upon it. | of visitors. The patronrge of the friends of the | it 'ooauimiors tothe LEDGER are: similar to those of Europe, but » “standing” but to determine, as a simple question of fact, Mr Jackson, of Ga.,on the Committee on | "4 Foundry,” and the publio generally, are ‘1 G. D. Prentic: NNT FERX. = rst nd ven co sD —- Navy, ready and able for all emergencies. on its consience and honor, whether the printed | Cisims, wice Garnett, declined. a I. Joux 6. z. ; -: Mic Stsounner. HILHARMONIC HALL. The Intelligencer speaks of the election of | evidence does or does not establish such a sus- | Mfr. Garnett, on the Committees on Publio Vosges Men's Cotstne Acsoretion'wee | Pucse x frxaare, Atty Care THURSDAY FVENING, Deo. 9, Senator Chesnut, and is devoted to news. picion of Judge Watrous’ guilt as is worthy of | Lands, vice Walbridge. have not paid their dues for the year '858, are h T. 3. ARTHUR, Fuwa Avice Browne, FATHER KEMP i i i - i that ¢ urer wi! in atterdsnce . . eee further investigation. Mr. Hopkins, chairman of Committee on For- | notified that the Treas It be i TS ae a Old Folks’ Co Company WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP sige Ateire; aod Mr. Branch, appointed to | Petre’ Cee cmt ce Wen instant fram | oer W.H Wunear. Aveeesa Mocks en samc Tae Sexate’s Comuirrezs.—The Demo- | fill vacancy in that committee occasioned by | "itis hoped that the members will promptly re a-d many eminent | a ‘ergy nen, Prof -ssare THIRTY-SEVEN VOCALISTS, Tas Inpracexent Qcestion, acatn.—The | cratic Senators went into caucus to-day, at 1 p. | Mr. Clingman’s resignation. spond to this ovll.and thereby save t f call hem for malt conn sees aeaainn sat tact cones Eien anne: oe = nN Bon CHE STRA 2 i i of calling upon them for the smal! amount due from ouste; va mn! a GRAND OK RA, Star's readers will recollect that, since the in- | m., to receive the report of their committee dubai vial SAREE Oe -. sata Geom aveuune a sece ieee a plone Lf eapely hey epee at one oe Vian stitution of proceedings to impeach Judge | appointed to rearrange the schedule of the| Mr. Farnsworth and Mr. Leidy, on the Com- | -°° sett YEA oO ap Ae pee | tages Anindred thousand dollars per annum | ape sromeen of tay Hoeren shy Sree As Watrous, of Texas, for various alleged orimes | Standing Committees of the body, so far as the | mittee on Revolutionary Pensions, vice Sear- | { FE} FON TE RS. | FACTS like those carry with them more weiz! oP and ocratic mem conce: ing and Wright, of Tenn nsferred. ‘App! We wh hd CASES and 2 paseo wre than any oommente thet could be made and com | Home Cincies; om, FinesipE Kemeassats. . \* 5 is he rs lore bs “pens een nein i sear beg SPST ened. r. Eslner on the Committee on Invalid mr) - == | have alreaty Intimsted, wes al! leave promising 10> Admission ¥ cen occasions to urge a prompt and final investiga- | It was understood that opposition would be Pensions, vice Morse, of N.Y. RISS KRINGLE’S ORIGINAL DEPOT | to those who prefer to expend Rw — 4 Oe ES: eres <3 tion of the charges assigned in the memorials | made in the caucus to carrying eut a recom- On the Committee on Roads and Canals.— nee an largest stock of Toop ood ced $e, and consees cure vee with ae tara aoe iS al aekere can a. which have been addressed to Congress on the | mendation of the committee mentioned above, | Messrs Mason, Walbridge, and Goode, vice} di je.9 3t "Only Authorised Agent. FAMILY PAPER inthe world. avenue. Re . a subject. We have done so for obvious reasons. | of the substitution of Senator Green for Senator | Messrs. Damrell, Crawford, and Leidy. 7 AW VOR. LEDGER te published On THURSD4Y APTE R NOON. at 3 o'clock. D ENGRAVED CARDS. _ Ssturdey and sold at all ihe news omoes a “ the Ula Fo “ne These charges have been preferred under such | Douglas, as chairman of the Territories Com-| Mr. Niblack on the Committee on Patents,| A. Most Aprro rinte Holiday Gift, in the form | every ity snd town throug of their Choice Extertuinmente,s Sve " ft, i every city and town throughout the country andis | oftheir Choice Entertuinments, at the ab ve ba. Fuipaslag end wesatins encaesianes wiih a tote vice Maclay. of 8 Brats, ang packs of handsomsly Engraved Vis- mailed to subscribers at two dollars per annum; for the scgommedation uf ihe i mites acd School op . ues. . Mr. Searing chairman of the Committee of eT 3 " copies aro sent for three do lars. Any pe Children of Washington and Georgetowr. sovereign State actively accusing the Federal} The action of the caucus on this proposition | Accounts, ezce Dick. i on FalavesVerokenaite nk. fauming piel sprog oye aie tpl hg yb een [. Judge, and praying for the investigation of his | will of course attract great interest over the Mr. Soop on the Committee on Mileage, | _de9 st .. < St Liberty Hall, Alexandria q I ____ (Wall & Stephens’ Building.) _| titled to one oopy free. Terms invariably 10 ad- The Old Folks conduct, that we have been prompted tocom- | country; for it involves the solution of the | tce Niblac PACKAGES OF MEDIUM AND FIN- | V82c& des 2t 7. 5 Th it the LepcEr to any part of mond their most complete and responsible ex- | question how many Southern Demoeratic Sen- | , Mr. Morris, of Ill, gave notice that he would 100 cat gnatitice ot d Gtaten, paid quarterly isin ad- ; 1 . ; 7 the United States, paid quarterly or yrar pai 5 . re introduce bills; authorizing the people of the GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, vanos, at the ofics where it is rece re amination, by making them tho subject of a | ators conceive that a gentleman with Senator ‘Territories to elect their Gevarerann J very low, wholesale and ven ri el 0. PEARSON. twenty-six conta year. Canad 4 ae * . . ry = bes ° ie nty- cents 7 " Conlion_ & regular trial by Congress. Such an examina- | Douglas’s record of last winter, and who now | to allow the importation of sugar and salt free | _do9 2t 01 Foon svenue._ | Sutsoription price ol the Laoae, to pay the Amen. Mea Grilsaten Giak eit te wivenet Man aa tion we have thought due from all the circum- | proclaims that the first emigrants sent into U. reioet Sarydgcecey beading laws. OR fALE—A CARRIAGE, Fair of GREY | can postage. iv at write ther addresses, in- | MORY"8li,on MONDAY EVENING, Dee. stances of the case, and especially due on ac- | S. Territories by Emigrant Aid Societies, may te tee mat the Committee om the Judicia-| 2 Hi Bere, Sn BARNESS. If not FS hag rmpeipneged yore Tree Cente and Sinte va | 2% 1853. ‘ count of the accusations not proceeding from | lawfully legielate to prevent, a 271¢10 and for- | 3? the case of Judge Watrous, was taken fier eal beomocea et -pabiie anle ‘on tha’ Sy hic r jain hao Kertienlare in fature advertisoment. By merely popular outery, but coming in the most | ever, the introduction of slave property into BALLS, PARTIES, &c. J OTICE,—T! which they recide, in @ n t hand, so as to avoid | oraer of the day, at the auctionroomsofJ. ©. MoSuire & Co, | mistakes, care up Mr. Ready moved to postpone this maiter COMMITTFR. Can be seen at Dorsey’s wagon yard, corner 7th and J" No esubse'iptions are winted from cities, | ———————______~ imposing, deliberate and solemn manner, | such common property of all the sovereigns of | until Thursday next. Tate, Ae ae a ae laleen <1 Rae RRS T oS ches RCTS a through the Legislature of the sovereign State | the Confederacy, is the properest statesman of aoe ee eee discussion ensued, Messrs. [1PORTANT, FO, GROCERS AND CON- ier" alt commut igxionemnsttonddrenard post “ Will take place xt the of Texas. the body to be entrusted with the responsibili- sorte tas pt Fee ea eane cehere: im GEORGE PEARSON, of Baltimore, has lately | “f°? “proprietor oftne New Vork Ledger. On MUNUAL EVE S Jan 30, 188, The editor of this paper was once acitizen | ties of the Chairmanship of their Territories the meatbers “ea not the time to eemmlon ints openea Se eer ema Donnan pairs No 44 Ann street, New York. Particulars im future advertisement. By order of Texas; and while the chief endeavor of the | Committee—to the South, the position of most | the merits of the subject. NUTS, CANDIEX, &c.. which oat be purchased at Po ldap reng hl de Pod bey _COMMITTFR, Star bas been to consult the wants and desires | vital importance connected with the Senate's ‘ Mr. Craig remarked that the papers covered | ‘aij iil suronusg. nny Ctber store in this o1y, from. ne in that number the MOUNT Ve RNON T HE SECOND ASSEMBLY of every portion of the le living under the | organization. ,000 printed pages. GEORGE PEARSON wtih Bevo a *s artiotes will * ov TEE. Sil Ww La 7 . = Messrs. Cochrane, Regan, Bryan, and others | 59! Penn. avenue. south side, between 43% and éth | 1)! Site ueed co ax bo poevoe pallionting many Washington ht Infantry Government at azhington, we have never zi . ¥ r eat. 0. - : py 5 P P . Tae Warker Exrepitiox.—A correspond- | thought the question should not be longer de- streets, and No.5 Norta Liberty atest Ba! | other paper. dec? Ditk Wit wi'l take piace st Their Armory —o paises be the — Lsand of | ent in Mobile, whose letter reached us this layed, as it bas already been two years before Ganvies 4 HE, WELL-KNOWN PARIS OPTICIAN Oa THURSDAY EVENING, Dosom*er ttt. a © @ particular regard. Twenty years | norning, writes as follows : Jongresa, ey thought it due to the country zi 2 RA 3 and Ooulist, Dr. WOLFSON, is mmm, Tickets FIFTY CENTS—procurabie o! ago, we were on the outposts of American civ- I caliest the following facts in regard to the | 294 to Judge Watrous that the matter should GUM DROPS, peat ies Sein ar Battie aah ae ren the members snd at the door. aerelts ilization. We were conducting a press on the | filibusters at Mobile. The grand jury of the | be calmly and carefully considered at once and LICORICE DROPS, &c, derfal Venezaelinn and Brazilian Crys- ‘No ladies invitations issued. oo i oe) ss . : Cireult Court of the United States came into | disposed of. for asie, wholesale and retail. by ‘ tal Rock Speotacies and Eye Glasses. e . banks of the Colorado, with not an American | © : ; Z : GEO. PEARSON, ht hest reco! dation ~— = Court on Friday last, and, through the District | ‘The House refused to postpone the resolution. | de9 2: SOUP: Socee fave coved the ie a newspaper between us and the broad Pacific. | Attorney, stated that there was # large number t Seis ter traiz gers) (Ee “oi Penn-avenue._ | at the Worid’s F are beyor bes! Mr. Chapman then proceeded to discuss the | 7, TIC = . * . . A etal MARSHALL HOUSE. n i # eet ene eee ee shares trea the Secon eat tthe eraretestine merits of the question ; reviewing the case as Georcr BREDE’S RESTAURANT, th | to the sight: also,tor clearing »nd easiness o: i 3 ° ~ NTED-& otabie x Woman, happened to form the acquaintance of the ac- | would be protracted, aud applied for an adjourn- | Presented by the testimony, as printed, and | stroet. near the Rock Creek bridge, snow Hones igre yor che rok ovo ak Oxe.a ATUATION tone Wolk ana Iron. in- i i H Ws d. t for th ks = a “y animadverted at length on the conduct of | prepared to furnish the pudiio with UYS Sra te the ota ee ent No. 599 7th, between H and i ste. tive prosecutor in this very Watrous proceed- | ment for hree weeks. Judge Wa ic wht & i c TERS of the choicest kind. propared in _| equal to the'stronzest natural eyeever could. He —_ 4 3 2 ing, Mr, Simon Massing, whom we found on: | ciscaustancen accaded to the request, and_the | dierepatable, ard constituted a cere, ea | gverzatzi auto, ti beat and prencent rton | Pirate one ene Giaeane aun or eyeara: ED-_§ WOMAN to wash. iron gaged in enterprises similar to our own—con- | Court was adjourned for the ees Specified, at | grant public ‘misdemeanors. He insted eat. drink. LAGER BEER. Heaiso is ready to met by his customers; and he advises visitors to thin efore going to him, to satisfy themselves first ng of their frends amonget the thoueands ANTED—Ee 8 most respectable woman, a sentiemen here and elsewhere who SITUATION ducting the first-established American news- | Which time the examination of the grand jury] in connection with other parties, the ac- Peeace ceallice with teas now becomirs oolencated a 7 é c Alexandria, Va., LAGER BEER, in bot! paper on that extreme frontier, and actively mead te tee saan ieee omy pascons fl ome cused was shown to have secretly engaged in| small kegs.’ Orders left at bis Restaurant hi ae Chambermaid. Piease ca! r = a + : A hav- used his Strengthening Spectacies,all of whom | at 45! sth street, batween D and E. i* interested in opening this distant country for e been examined, including Walker, Hessee, idl etn of bea apne plrelerna: mn ® Pe Lunch every Monday morcing. de9 Iw* = gored = to the advantages derived io bis ANTED—A WORKMAN ina Confectionery the expanse of American freedom and for the he Government has retained Robt. H. Smith, | that they should Ma cod c the US. cir ARTSHORNE'S PECTORAL SYRUP OF | Rme OO am ee ee w todo fine ornamenting on onkes, do. Good Prosperous homes of American citizens. , 8m attorney of the highest character and | cuit Court at New Orleans, where the nature of ee CEE TRY ane 1s the Aoi All Kinds of Optical Instraments imported direct CF imal calpngcattind a Since then we have known Mr. Mussinacon- nts, to aid the District Attorney in the inves- | those titles, which were under old Mexican A = * tigation. stantly; and in all the intervening time we rhe Capt. Maury whe le ot th grants, were not so well understood as in Texas. Y r m ; 2 g a e head of the ex- + + = the voice. and 1ortifies it against taking co'd _ Bot- | 49: &th street, between D street and P: 5 have never had occasion to experience the | pedition of 140 mon whe left oe the schooner | 22d where the parties holding the opposing as sh aston ms iuiean oan Geett rier ety neg pert “ ‘ee _ best npennyeom ge in —- oe ant ung ions. Oo sing sold at very reason e prices 8 @F ieh- y 4 y: y use it, a6 it clears, softens.and strengtnens | ment. corner Penn. avenue and 8th street, or No. L ies eb wing Ms a gp WE & ; i J tles 25and 5! cents. Sold by all Druggists in Wash- | Washington, I. c, dos-f | Ons PotOhn nn Fieanoaddress ©. FM. ce s Helen, but was overtaken and brought back by | titles, which were acquired trom the Inde- logton, Georgetown, and Alexardria, deg St coor piss nie Gece Picac — ake a Jeast diminution of regard for him. of | the Revenue Cutter MeCielland, is the person | Pendent State of Texas, would not have oppor-| ~yEW BOOK BY THE AUTHOR of © Mora goo? close CARRIAGE. at. BEANAL Pore roune, Gorman, © 1TUA- But, notwithstanding the peculiar force of | who wounded the famous De Riviere ina duel | tunity to contest their claims on equal grounds. NiM Night Watches.”—Story of Bethiehe: GAN'S Grocery Store. on F street. * og Beker or er Xe friendship contracted in such troublous times, | ast Gad vs semen, ri a innate gepeiaain bor sy for the young, by John R. Macauff, D. D.; 6 and Sontag arrace gna bes en at the store « a = == SS Se : . . me time after. is na c P fate ws = center. thenght of the raffis. Tickets @ieach. de a “ 2N\T—A STORE ont and maintained for 30 longa period, we have paso tae inuevatien sortie tor eames tha: Hon Epwarp Evererr anv tur New Yorn Songs of the Woodland, the Garden, and the Sea ; “| UCTION BARGAINS JUST RECEIVED Ww aide Pa avenu-. somewhere between “i carefully and steadily abstained from a single | He 1s a gocd sailor, and a man of courage. Leporx.—In our advertising columns will be crane eg are feand Ti .F A , ‘ AT THE on streets, Address J. PHILSRICK, at the word of advocacy, one way or the ether, in the bic “onelag ne prt mes by “ phy Sor sm found the Prospectus of the New York Ledger, Asbury, by Ww Ee paw land imes of Frarcis GREAT CHEAP CASH STORES. — ED SERVANT WANTE Cl - ts < conceal the character of this ex tion, whic! F h WM. LLANTYNF, — 3 a % > cv—A © woos oa bap have Wameure is Perfectly understood in Mobile, and the which contains all the particulars relative to Mr Std strane hee ALLANTYN au, = ips went Tislainen 2 ered Womanie wanted to do + atrous, and we have not discussed even al er organ here, the Register, seems to ‘make | Hverett’s engagement to write for that paper. ; 375 12% cent DeLainei 3:5 | small family. Good wages will be grv PP: - * & a INCE MEAT No. 38 Dela § f Probability of those ebarges which Mr. Mus- | "© bones” whatever over its purpore. ont Journal, in speaking of tue en- | [VJ ik eis te ton pots 5008 Quauity, | s3 ei cont Caliooes s73 | the Depots nn enn ree eRe sins, joined by other memorialists and by the Rivicvtovs Rewor.—The stories in Wash-| «The Hon. Edward Everett has paid over to| Wholesale and Retail, by as Ss & cont Biomed Cotton. . c V “Ohes aa mee Agend be Ted a ee State of Texas, has preferred. All that the | ington correspondence, alleging that Secretary | the Mount Vernon Association ten thousand dol-| gag.or esate sila 125; ceut Bleached Cotton of 3th, respeorialiy solute the re Star has contended for has been equally in| Cobb, and possibly other members of the Cab- | 12°, eceived by him from the editor of the New | — —— *_ | S73 ST cent Carpeting 33 nage oe Bee : z = : ror { ~ PE Ns— aia & 50 cent Carpetin negation of the interest ef friend or foe—it York Ledger,tn consideration of his giving to that OME PERSONS—For Pain. the worst of ills, ‘ F -, Wanted, now, several good Cooks, Chamber- gatio inet, are expected to leave President Buchan- | paper, throughout the coming vear, original use nought but powders, piastera or pi Is; 35 Si CArpstiog: iN Cio ston 35 | maids, Waiters, Drivera,and Farm Honds. being simply that the charges should be brought | an's council board soon, are wholly without | Weekly contributions, under the head of Mount | Bot we giving both great and eimell 373 In addition, we have one cf the bestas- s73 | 80 %17 to trial, it being the duty of Congress to deter- foundation, the distant ublie may rely on it Vernon Papers.” ‘This is st such an ar- A chemist this Cure All prepares, ar &~ soredst cksof BootsardShoes 1 the 4 |) ad cent tisfactoril ad. oll PI y rely on ‘. | rangement as no other publisher in the United To suit the ever-changing airs; _ 315 city, which we are Selling at our usual 375 Lost AND FOURD. mines . ae praerms rily, @ cla We have hesitated to notice them up to this States, Ain the world, er bad. the berali ty low Bot or ould per. hail or rain— low prices. 5 conceive it, when its formance is i 6 = F . | and boldness to make. ward Everett is the e reat Cure- npihilates all pain. ry = REWARD _—W ‘ Dy 0 sovereign State, “e this i ny time only because of their utter and nonsensi- | Tost accomplished scholar now living. and we | _ Bottles 25 and 5) cents. Soid by all Druggists in es DOE a = vided ide Fhe hac htamebrinyh een we 7 ae ee nee, cal folly, as a moment's reflection should teach | know not where to look for bis equal in taste, | Washington, Georgetown and Alsxandria. TS__[d8-st]___Sevenihsireet,abovel. 375 | Witmo,n ‘are Red and White BULL. However, we do not suppose that the House any one and knowledge and genius, and in grace, beauty, = = 2 B.KINGS - 42 presliomed. Kenia, No cor marks will hesitate, now, to send the case to the Sen- | . splendor, a nificence of thought aud dic- LUME THIRD. J ENCH B flew ; Reeantgie: ol a tee 9 soe . ate for trial. Any attempt to smother or sup- Tax Wearner.—The following report of the | tion The fact thata writer like him hasea- Vv 4 SE a Ba tery, north ¢ tthe Copies aeeeeek Cee = : to contribute regularly to'a weekly family new: - THOS. C MAGRUDER. ™ tery, north of the Ci press farther investigation will be evidence of weather for this morning is made from the Morse | K2&¢4, 2t 89 extraardinary rate of renumeration, oie EAE 2. 4PTHE SECOND Why 18 there such an unprecedented ruth to H.| _de9* . = a a from the Press. KING’S? Because the iadies are not s! = 5 5 3 as Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. | paper, must, of course, create an immense demand to find out the largest ard most spi=ndid Kb WAR D.—Sto'en on Friday pight, Nov. the necessity for such further investigation. | 1 | time of observation Ge shaab< esicak- for that paper everywere throughout the nation ; For Pas a “alee rom: aelaction of goods ever vefore opened in the 8: 33d. from the Seven Locks. Mont- _ Se taken by the committee of the Kecdeann 0 tes and when it is known that, in addition to his TAYLOR & MAURY — Cae ‘empeatetiened ssieiomiels ast session is printed. Wi is 2 S splerdid contributions, the same paper bax the , s one Jeave it to the carefal jadgment of bouseable | Somaaewey. —— reulat srviors of weity or tuirty other wriiers, | _Tt Bookstore 8% Penn. avenue, | ord lores anion 05 O01 opine; | neve,the pleas: ~e scant seers ns of honora! le Hat oranges a. caer Seer each of chem ieee oeuonel A ir the ag- M NEW MILLINERY. ported stock of BONNETS. ARTIFICIAL o-ba:f round and th wher kaon a bridle, bers ; we Ve no occasion just 1 , F greg :te of the salaries paid out amounting to at iss mn a i WERs, RIBBONS, and the aesort- dyer e other ‘i fie he above now to refer to the case of Judge Watrous, but | Wesbington, D.C. ciear, Jee iin ,w.NW | [Cant thirty thousand dollars a year. and probably | Stars Senet mer sony genom opening at our Farey | FLOWERS. RIBBONS, and the pres ESSES. in | TSA RN ES Pe orate return of the said bores for the that th 5 Richmond, Va. clear, cola. more, surely the demand cannot fail to be literally | of WINTER MILLINERY, comprising styles surpresing. for beauty aud elegance, any ever town. D.C. ‘and $25 %o ~~ in Bric'ge et., George- reason that the name of President | Petersburg,Va clear, 34°. tremendous. The Ledger’s present circulation, | the latest «tle of Ladies Hats, selected before exbib.ted in the city. Ge §-3t* or the arrest of the thesl. Buchanan has been used in connection with it, paciored be eg ss =. wind N of nearly half a million, may be expected to rise | from the mere, opoale pa Ft zoek —_ ) Fenpsatad Pes ghey ER REWAR . i Or is" 2 Ia et oOo new ol ¢ most enwarrantably, it seems to us, by some of Bristol, ala sclear, 21°, rapidly to a million.”? pane a vonen, &o., to which the attention of the SHAWLS FANCY GU0DS. DRess. TRIM: $20 ics che ReoKO WOM eR ge the leading journals through their corres- | Knoxville, Tenn. clear, 22°. - = is lavited. = MINGS, EN} rs SES, new | nam: race, who ran awsy from the sub Wiimti N. ---Clear, 2 i[7” The charter election in New York on T: HUTCHINSON & MUNRO, importation. soriber on Sunday, the Sist of Uctobe: poudents. Sueegenss clear, cold. day colic iat dNctiatinlS Aa he ool wie de96t___ 510 Pa.ay., betwoen 9h and lone cts. FITTING AND MAKING DEPARTMENT. | Ins muinto, about 5 feet z nehee hich, | , 5 Se eee ¢ made arrang. Y ‘ . An attempt bas been made to represent Mr. Charleaton, -elear. 49", wind NW_ | Republicans over the divided Democracy. SOAP. CANDLES, SAL SODA og by emsloying an eminent practical artist In fee Fic, | Supposed to be secreted Leth ote or nieenane, Buchanan as entertaining a singular opposi- —- Ax ye . aoe aN The chief contest was for Comptroiler, and the GERMAN BLUE. " ting Department. fi The above reward will be paid if she 1s secored eo tion to impeachment suits ; and this represent- | sree as ‘Gente cod. vote stood :—Haws, Rep. and American, 32,500; LIQUID and FRENCH POWDER BLUE, | , Prices always moderate, and satisfaction cuaran- et her, c.N KOONES, = 2 ab iy, cold. Purser, Tammany Dem , 13 409; R mn tj. | ema’ 1 boxes, at wholesale and retail teed toal! our customers de3 tw 0.43 D street. ation bas been sustained by garbled and unfair | Columbus, G: clear, co'd. ae Y , i Russell, Anti- GEO. PEARSON, (CORK SOLWS. for I-dies and gentlemen, whelee | quotations from the doctrine declared by him | Montgomery, Al clear. cold. Tammhny Dem., 11,916—Haws over Parser and | _de9 2t* 59! Pann.avenue. | (Cony etal er bd warle- BOARDING in the impeachment case of J Peck, of Lower Peach Tree, Ala....cloudy. Russell, 2,635. Brueninghausen, Rep, and RAD, BELIEVE. AND IMPROVE YOUR | _de8 st LAMMOND!S. tth atreet. % udge Peck, of | Fredei + clear.cold. Lyneb, Anti-Tammany Dem., (probably) are] Le HeALTH—Madam MOUNT’S Coreumpncs 5 ; which he was the leading manager at the bar | Hagerstown, Md of the Senate. It is untrue, we apprehend, Putsearg Pee that Mr. Buchanan ever held or enunciated | Wheeling, V magically on Coughs, Colds. Asth wares coppeciart pied ANDENGRAVING. M ner ipests ane publiothat she is wo fon rders. either permanent or tran clear, cold. elected Almshouse Governors. The Herald sums ree halle clear, cold. up the general result as follows: colds one or t Consumption. {n cases of | watches and C hronometers carefully repaired by . ate cost | ski‘iivl workmen. 2venue, south side. b-tw-an 2 7 clear, cold. 1. The Comptrollership. The Republicans jae rong dp pooch 9 = ordered |" Visiting, Wedding. and “At Home” Cards ele- | t% 2nd 7th ate... No. $25. de 9 -st* the doctrine that an impeachment should not be sae rig eat ste have gained that. a table; @ babe-can take it without in wig | MANY ener ed and Printed eo. 5 SEVERAL MEMBERS OF CONGR neinnat!. 0. a i 2 ‘“ F : . M. W. .. Jewelers, o ‘ann obtas be voted by the House unless on theelear| Barometer ai the Smithsonian. at 7a. m. (cor ‘Teemeay Pa Weed party. The Seckones <e Meas ede Aip goede ms dy New Store, 34 Pa. Te ey Bonrd, at No. 490 Eat., near the y hall. di 7st" Proof of the guilt of the accused; for this | rected for temperature) 30 374; at noon. 30 saved their bacon by the skin of their teeth, but meuds it unheaitati: Make immednte would be to erect the Senate into acourt of ap- Thermometer, at 7 a. m. 25°; at noon 26°. the streets, Nel ce Ne are cation | dea st four doors west af Browne’ Hotel, RIVATE BOARDING —MR* H. M. PY 25°; glory of Old Tammany departed iu the strug- Mth end 12th; of ae Mtott'es oomner Py TEW $ RECEIVE 2 P east as vacincies for four Table Boarders, at peal, and would give no preliminary basis senate Vewentey, 42°; spjuimam lest night, | gis, mradne any ach ecioet saioncaveus ee oorperizth | IN” BOOKS BCE EED ty Bot ctors. Sdjoment Porner of ki and Sth streets = = ene or | 23°. 3. The contest in the election of school officers | street and Penn. avenue. de 9-3m Meta Gray, or Wheat Makes Home H ; adjoining Mra. Kingsford’s 4 cademy. starting point whatever for a criminating pro- ———_—_-s+e-—_____ for the Bible in the public schools. The result = Miss Mel. tosh: price 25 cen APPY; by | rable rooms are xiao now vacant. ceeding. What Mr. Buchanan did maintain, | 12” Severe! arrests have been made for illegal | is largely in favor of the Bible. GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Panot's Bu ket Book for #33: BYARLING. with handsomely furnished Roome, * < * | voting at the New York char ter election on Tues- .W.GA ; Ali the Holiday Iustra: re ighted with gas.may be ootained by early was that the Proceedings in the House was not day las!. . {7 They are getting to use the theatres in eektevers sieean good iuat received at thei PR — = Book LT ee TUN XR fow Tenis Basen way yo teat md iis ez parte. So far as it was necessary for the . ~ New York, on Sundays, aschurches. ‘The Acad- su P. on w preg . , Bookstore, Odeon Building. onl Ge? vicina House to “examine so ouch testimony as to | [07 The Governor of the Hudson Bay Compa- emy of Musie aud the National Theatre were] suitnbe for the Holdave conn toes wos corner 4% st.and Pen. avenu create @ ratsonal belief that the accused is | “Y **Y* there ts no truth in the rumored murder =.) _ ie anion a , consisting of Ladice? qkS. A.W. : both used in that way on Sunday evening last. | Enamelied Watches studied Gitnienteds pee, ROFESSORS ANTONIO & MAR MRS. A BRINKLEY respectfully in N INVS {-repds sud the public that she us pre; ow, d other pre te 5 Acade: now 0} : to accom! boar bot traps: guilty.”” We quote his exact words, and we Seapine end Mr. Ashley, by the | The Tribune says of the Theatre: ‘Gold and k'namalied ‘Chatalnins, Chains, &e., Halls occner of Penn. avenue an Soh etrecte, manenteon Tpavomstis Sates. Persone d airing a are satisfied that they repel the charge that be “The congregation consisted mainly of news- | Cora, Lava, Paris Examelied, aad Etruscan Jew- | Parente who wouid lite to have their chi —_ comfortable home, where there are uo children, fad hadever recommended the House of Repre-| {-A spiritualist mass couvention Is to be Bors, shoe lacks, park-loungers, shoulder-bit-| p,,0!"7) ang Jewel Cases, sonie ait of Ienrian wit ante abe a = sentatives to go into a full investigation of im. | b¢ld at Syracure, N.¥.., on the Oth 10th ith and Party: jmp peel a poser ke recs Bronge and Parian Statuary, solicitude. All the m ence, No. 62 south kutaw street peachment suits, and to try them on ite own 12th of the present month. Ali trance speakers | tians, who bad to occupy such seats as t r ie Fane, Opera Giasses, fancy Silver wer. &e. | now fashionable :u P: could bove have been gotten responsibility, which rule would have the eSest throughout the country are invited procure, re leas of their proximity to certain : sh areas Tatber repulsive-looking individuals. Th - N.W a 336 to 5%; Gentiemen from 7% to 10, on T: BAND CK. ot doubling the diticulties in the way of the | {77 The Richmond Va., Dispat. h of yesterday, | scenlum Doxes were flied with ladies and ben: Pa. av.. between sth and 7te ats. | Thursdays, and taturdsys. vt! Mr. averst SCHR ER tekes pleasure SS See al rf pongrameconce ofa corrupt judge. rendering pene a _ list a ane a Uemen. OUR ATTENTION, MY FR END! aon a= ig he em mp erekt oo hour at the jor there parce nod me way of Maw fr bim practically secure in his misdeeds of the Parthion, which cleared at that port on 3 : i ic, | PPRX GOODS!—URY GUODS" CC » Cota) ‘artion, as bis iniquity was not of the mos adres. the fourth ult, for Rie, but is now feared to be UF The Young Men’s Christian Association | I bex to say toyou and my friends and tne polis, D7" RE Tey Re ve peak a P "7 6 taught by them in single course } 's.. Raltimore. no 17. urs of lostructions—Children and iy for the | wil fine sssort- ere as ood jon Music 1 fo , «} “AT GREA DUCED PRICES, Federal undisguised character t open and loat. The Dispateb has great hopes of their safe- ste succeesfally pureding their ishots’ in Pites- eee ee eps Barty: Selling oti to reduce our very zr stock ouren | he solicits a continuance of the same, d ty She passenger lied Gueceers 156 burg, Pa. Special efforts bave been made toes-| 1 have no: ‘ore an endless stook of every | fteiescrtment of rich Fanoy and Staple DRESS A. -CHROEDER Indeed, if we go beyoud Miese untair yuoia- gcse doaleaeda : tablish religious services for the benedt of fre-| olnss, kind, atyle,lin'eh, size. ud in groatent quan’ | O(?DS:t0 close them out Ly lat of Januars— niente eed RT tious of Mr. Buchauan’s position in the Peck | St2vs% DratM.-—Mr. Foster Hale, the inveutor | meu. both during the week and on the Sabbath, | tities of GOODS, selected with personal eareand | 41i rics puted Mousselines and Valencins, [®RAEL & BUcHLY. a case, made to show his distavor of proceedings | °! Tised letters for the use of the blind, fell down | A 4atly union prayer meeting, tobe held in some REGARDLESS OF TIME AND Ail Rue Plan sed Plaid French Meroe” No. # Bxvaxrit Sraxsr, between @ and i. to impeach judicial officers of the Government, | 4t#d on a pavement in Seima, Alu., November | central part of the city, and conducted by the ere Te 2h tae 4li handsome Cloth Cloaks, newest styles. . We have now on hand: we will find on the contrary that he contended | ™*®: Upon ils person was found a prayer-book, | P#*or und laymen of the different denorina- | oonseauantie wn gomparizon with other | grohcanduthersinies Salen s seuere Clothe, | FEATHER BE {Ds tnd CARPETS, for th heat P - in which his name was written, and dated “Bu- | tons, is about to be established, as also a city houses for . {17~ With a cereral assortment of first-class and BLANKETS CL eETS, © application of the strictest rules of : 4 Cheapacss, Quality, ond Quantity. red <a ni 3 Di o ae A ford Co.,N_ C., July 16th, 1856."" mission. raed P ple Goods at reduced prices. WARDROBES SIDEBOARDS,& construction in estimating the conduct and PS Sar Shan Saeed —$—— Jodging from our last sits iamenre. besinens, TOW coLuRy & co., B Pant 4 deciding upon the responsibility of an accused ; New Pratications —J. Shillington, sends us {D> The New York Express says: ‘The bark | 3 poe be distros pS pore ber to de 2w : Ness pss St.3 doors above Pa. av. peta Vt] ye tt Wooo seat Judge. ‘Tbe subject is of no litte importance ; | “TH Metrepolitan Catholic Almanac,” for 1°59, | Holmes. for Liberia, takes out the whole of an | surKest 10 the puiiie the crent advasthgens Wi fo Geer NEWS AND NEW Goups, STOVES of various kuds, to and as the views which the President enter- published by Murphy of Baltimore, containing | Episcopal church, to hold 600, which was got up Sencar, inerebs tating the Anetta Having just received my fresh supply of fine and HOUSER ER EING SINET PERN CRS tains of the standard and means of peetestion | immense amount of statistical information in | by contributions to the extent of $3 500 from the | Obtaining more attention, snd avoiding the great | French Confections end Bon Bons the —Mailisaro a. first- | our goods iow. Cali nud Ty ll We of the purity of the jadiciary are justiy inter. | ine United States no ine Catholic ehurelsin | Sabbath school children belonging io Dr. Ty2g's | "47> Remember the Fight page and number, "ane prep ioturnieh al parties i pd ar aaa boat es Syed esting, we quote portions of his language ig | matter, . much other useful | in the Gothic style, will be 85,000. ‘the berks No.S Penn atlade MoeAU aa ety, my larg iy of large Frait and Popes" Cakes. We bay ai kinds cf Honerhortiog Goods, the Peck case. Speaking of the frequent ex-| maa Eng eee and Ocean Eagle are now fully due} _des-2w (Uond intel see Greetings cludays. with nt the litle eccet- | whether large cr emai; lots, ane pay the ouah: cuses made fur judicial misconduct he says, | F ae Me Lak eae mond tgs fellow, John | come sinty days ago; and some entiety 12 fel: NEW vate anne eo dR AGL, Ns day fresh. Also. Ices, Jellies, haniots h ‘Ene fey i aneosless No, 08 ny tigen} “1s Rot the set itself the best source from | Ninth and Tenth streste, hen quae eee ereween | their safety.” A complete win'er suppiy of LADIES! WRAT- | every cisca park MS See erent ee Lt | NR We ao REPAIR and VARNISH sli hich to draw the infareuce. Must we, with- | iomint Pola, s nest eprighdy htc ose. | Pao New Mexico —Tbe mail trom New | NGS ines Wasoradeermecie: Even tall paren, and ware furnianed | Kinds of Furniture. ey le out any evidence, in the spirit of false ebarity | "©" March, dedicated to Edward Everett Esq , | Mexico has arrived, with dates tothe 15th ult Biegrlomiar in Tria Cloke, eG: WEAVER, 347 Pa, avense. SRSIGNED BtGS LEAVE TO evd warcy. ramble out of the record to imagine | °°4 embellished with a fine picture of Mount at Independence. ‘The news is unimportant. 4 ise ty ike health having improved since the past friends and the public that he wi.. * gv 4 wotive for this bad conduct? Such Vernen; Paradise Waitz, by Esputa; Prospect | letter dated Albuquerque, giving « summary of sere Cloaks i vertived witteatin ohne Sheed PT Y hat eee ean of business BRICK pols ——— would defeat all human laws.”” sonst damper! two last-mentioned | the Navajo war closes as follows: “The cry is} 4!" sitions ee ET AR WELL aN RaOPREEP ERS amy EHd Pom ptie. | Grrtes wei and repassel. gain, he says, “Of all men livi z “Known conductors of | for men. Volunteers must be called out. {hear | _N- B-—Another supply of those nice Merino O SHOPKEEPERS —A large lot of small JOHN Pp. oLL, ving, © judge | ieadiog Brass Ggnds in this city, no Wissenting vote to this anywhere.”’ rt Vs TT TONS a TNOND'S, tthetreet, A de7iv* as Pinan Fen — ee