Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1858, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: December 10. 1858. (7 Theugh + The Star’ is printed on the fastest stcum press in use seuth of Balti- ‘More, its edition Is se large as to require it te be put te press at an early hour, Adver- Msements, therefore, should be sent im by 12 @’cleck, m.; otherwise they may met pear watil the next SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESB. The Union, in an article entitled ‘‘ England the Representative of Free Institutions in Eu- rope—the Anglo-French Alliance,”’ says: “* However much we may find to condemn in our great cousins, we have no just right te sus- t them of treachery to the cause of free insti- utions. They maintain a monarchical system, but their progress towards popular enfranchise- ment bas been steady, uniform and certain, ever since the great charter was wrested from King John. * * * # Indeed, if we were ambi- tious of the distinction of prophecy, we should say that any attempt on the part of France to in- tervene in American affairs for the purpose of re- establishing monarchical rule on this continent would test the strength and ultimately break the back of the Anglo-French alitance.”* The same paper contains the Report, in full, of the Secretary of the Interior. The Intelligencer, to-day, is devoted to Con- gressional proceedings and news. THE WEEKLY STAR, Full of Metropolitan news and gossip, and choice miscellaneous matter, is now on our coun- ter ready for delivery to the public. Amongits interesting contents are the following articles : The Jolly Mariner; A Ballad by John G. Saxe; John Clarke and bis Fortune; Hoops and their Wearers; A Very Obliging Gentleman; The French Winter Fashions. Two pages of lccal intelligence, among which are the proceedings of the Circuit and Criminal Courts; The Report of the Secretary of the Interior on the District of Columbia; Judge Crawford’s charge to the Grand Jury of the District; Opening of the Smithsonian Institution; Dedication of the hall of the Young Men’s Christian Association Three pages of Washington News and Gossip, among which are synopses of the Departmental Reports; A Defence of Thanksgiving Day; Let‘er from Japan; The Proposed Impeachment of Judge Watrous. A column of personal items; late telegraphic intelligence; A Ghost Bringing his Bones from Hartford; The American Colony in Navara Island; A Darkey’s Spiritualism; Burning of the Eastern City; Scandal among the Scotch Covenanters; An Improved Subma- rine Cable. A variety of poetry and prose ar- ticles, &c., Ac. The price of this interesting and valuable pa- Per is only three cents per copy—$1.25 per an- num—and is just the paper of all others for Strangers sojourning in the city to send to their friends at home. It can be procured, also, at any of the periodical stores. The Cheapest Paper in America!!! ———s-+e-—___—_ ID™ We have received of the agents, Messrs Waits & Goggin, 177% Penn. avenue, the first mumber of a neatly gottea up illustrated maga- zine of one hendred and sixteen pages, entitled “The Great R: blie Montbly,’’ published by Oaksmith & Co . New York [> Dr oue of the most celebrated end successful piysi of New Orleans, being @sked Low 1 yellow fever patients be had Jost during the past season, replied, *‘About twenty-five hundred, as that number still remains unaccounted for, aiter the otuer physicians had made their repor + Se U7 The Quebec Mercury states thaton Wed- Nesday last a large crowd of men marched up to the City Hall from St. Roch’s suburbs, with a view of obtaining food or employment from the Mayor, and corporation. Qn their return to St. Roch’s they visited the extensive flour store of Mesats. Renand, in St. Paul street, where the leaders tried to negotiate for supplies. U7 The totiowing additional California items Of Intelligence are embraced in the advices per steamer Quaker City, at New Orleans: The State of California has sued Messrs. Wells bao & Co , for $2240 of the $9,000 serip stol- Jen from the State treasury. Mining was good bat rain was needed. Cat- tle were suffering for the want of food. The appointments of a receiver for the new Almedan quick silver mines bas been denied tn Federal Courts and the injunction continued. I> The Journal of Commerce figures up ina table an absolute and relative gain by the Demo- eratic party in the late elections in the different States, compared with the last Presidential elec- tion; even in the free States the Democrats have gined slightly upon the Republicans, and upon the aggregate Opposition vote immensely. It makes the total Opposition vote (Republican and Americans) at the Presidential election in 1856, 1,547,616; total Opposition vote at the recent elections, 1,251 918; total decrease of Opposition Votes, 295,670; increase of Democratic votes (as calculated.) 10,996; Democratic relative gainsince 1856, 306,666. ee U7" The funeral of the late Bishop Henry U. Onderdonk took place on Wednesday morning from bis residence in Pine Street, Philadelphia, and was largely attended Nearly the whole of the Episcopal clergy of the city were present The Right Rev. Benj T Onderdonk, of New ‘York, was also present The body was first con- veyed to St. Peter’s Church, where the funeral service was performed by Bishop Bowman, as- sisted by Dr. Odenheimer It was afterwards taken to the Church of St. James the Less, at the Falls of Schuylkill, where the interment took place. : psec I> The ship Corno cleared from Boston on Monday for Madras and Caleutta, having on Ddoard as passengers the following misstonaries: Rev. William W. Scudder and wife, who return to India; Rev Mr. Mayou and wife, who proceed thither for the rst time; Rev. Edward Chester and wife; Mrs Taylor and two ebildren; Mrs Noyesand one child; Miss Ashiey. Mr. Scudder and Mr. Mayou are sent out by the Board of Mis- Sions of the Reformed Dutch Church. Their destination is the Orcut Mission. The remain- ing missionaries preceed tothe Madjura Mission, and are under the supervision of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions Appropriate services were held on board the vessel while lying at Central wharf, Rev. Dr. Kirk and others taking part. _Deatn ora Nex —SIster Mary Eleanor, of St Francis Xavier, died On the ith inst., at the Car- melite Convent {n this city. She was of one of the old Maryland families. There are few who have cared to notice the reat e poste bar pobre &reat events which have try, Eeq., President of the Bank of the Metropolis, Wastage 4 At the time of her death’ sintey prone ms the S6:h vear of her age, and the 47th of her cone ventual life. Areqniem mass was ettered for the repose of her soul on Monday last; and he burtal, with the usual religious rites, took place = the afternoon of the same day —Catholie Mir. ’ ; Tux Baxxs oy New Yorx —We are indebted © the put ts, who send us, through the ba: ‘ds of Franck Taylor, bookseller, anata owe be * The Banks of New York, thetr Dealers, the Pees me hapeayes and the Panic of 1557, with a mancial Chart. Sy 3. § Gibbens Thirty Silustrations by Hervick. New York : Published by D. Appleton & Co., 1855. 4 Rossiping and exceedingly Interesting account of the ins and Outs of banking in New York City, and all its con- Coitants, “ fash’? as well es substantial. we Know of no other work so well calculated to give te --:der not aw fair with the ins and outs of Wall street so complete and exact an idea of What oes om there between and among the men ‘with money to joan or deposite, and those of all €iasees Who would borrow or draw, and also those whose business it isto handle other peo- ples money there for a weekly. monthly or yearly wtipeud Rs oe ner e WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | committees of the body to be elected from their arguments advanced in this case. He was AMUSEMENTS. ressi hose members in this Ay ASRIN’ N THEATRE. Tax C Saxarz’s Com, side of the Chamber. It is nace Hoses canes tee iopoenaent of wlan b ae a mo yo". Maxacxza.....8. D. Evtinex, HAIRMANSHIP OF THE Sa: majority of the Senate to accord to the mino: W: would found their arguments on the NT— three, or four Furnis’ a RY uittex on Termsroriss.—Ihe question of rag winb saying which of themselves Pale te " Great Success of the New Company the propriety of substituting some gentleman whose sentiments are im better acoord with those of the mass of the Democratic Senators on the various Territories-slavery question: shall fill the places on committees to be filled by Opposition members. Resicxep.—The resignation of Thomas J. prepared ‘set forth im the report; and was not to mg ge bo had signed ns t repo: it to fin men! Sustain a po ate for the i: _ ie he said, had been the case, he thought, with the gentleman from Wiseonsin the use cf the kitchen, Bre: ¢ Mr. cH Pontth Orr BLiek & Les FISHER OE ‘O LET FOR THE WINTER, Faroished or . Unfurnished. a S-story BRICK USE, on the north side of Pennsylvania avenues, few dvors from Willards’ Hotel, and near th: ent. Such. THIS EVENING, Deo. 10, 1852, than are those of Mr. Douglas, in the latter’s | Brereton, Captain of Ordnance in the War De- charges in the report against Jud; oy Seater ss commen ot Cen LONDON ASSURANCE place as chairman of the committeo named | partment, has been accepted by the President. | Watrous are: First, that of buying land, the yiuldesrad, with furniture complate, (or — above, was elaborately discussed, we appre- | It will take effect on the 20th instant. ote of — = iret clea gasp apsterdyea ‘action Stores, iamediately. dot 3° ul, Look at chi priests eogees-ol 3 ’ j - non. 0 sre. » D x, G » Bend; yorseriny, ateee the Beante's sdjentt: | Wearurr.—The following report of the be used for th rpose of advancing his own Moses Fate Wane Navienae ment, in the Senatorial Democratic caucus ther for this morning is made from the Morse | interests. T! Mthat he had set at the trial mentioned in our last issue. While there was | 7°" 5 of cases, in which he was interested, in his own Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock: DecemBer WW, 1858. New York, N. Y..cccccoseclear, cold. Philadelphia, Pa. Clear, coid. Baltimore, Md . clear, cold. Wasnington, D.C -clear, wind N Richmond, Va.. clear, cold. clear, 28°. Nectelk, -clear, wind N yachburg, Vi Bristol, Ten...... .clear, 24° Knoxville, Tenn entire unanimity of opinion with reference to the evident propriety of taking due care that the organ of the Democratic majority, in that now most important committee known to the Senate's organisation and to the future of the Democratic party, should be in full accord with the Demooratic party with reference to the vital questions upon which he must act inevitably as such organ, there was neverthe- lesa an evident disinclination manife:t:d by three or four to making the necessary change in the absenee of Senator Douglas, least the act might be misconstrued. If we are not mistsken, more than one Senator who ultimately voted to select another in Mr. D.’s stead expressed such a disinclination. However, the motion to make the change prevailed by a vote of about 17 to 9. On voting next to select achairman, Mr. Douglas received but one vote. Itis un- derstood further, that even that Senator will su:- tain the action of the caucus; which we hail as evidence that the Democracy of the Senate will under no circumstances temporize upon Mr Douglas's new squatter sovereignty doctrine. If continued as the chairman of the Territories Committee, and acting as the representative of his own sentiments and those of the Reput- lian party, rather than of the Democracy, as last winter en other vital slavery questions, he can do far more harm to the Democratic party than as a simple member of the committee. It was but the duty of the Democratic majority of the body to guard, at any hazard of news- Paper misrepresentation, against the results of any such contingency; and that duty has been fairly and firmly discharged. Earnest wishes were expressed in the caucus that Senator Douglas may renew his affiliation with the Democracy ; in which none share more sincerely than ourself. But, while his last published opinions are flagrantly at war with the doctrine of the Democratic rarty on the slavery question with reference to Territories, and while his professed followers in every non- slaveholding State are in open alliance with the Republican party, pursuing to the bitter end, kuife (political) in hand, every Democrat in public life who sustains the policy of the Democratic party of the Senate upon the Ter- ritories slavery question, we feel that to have failed to substitute some other gentleman as chairman of their most important committee in @ political point of view, would have been an act of timidity and weakness combined, by no means to be justified by any plea of a desire to harmonize the party. Mr. Douglas can bring about ‘‘harmony in the party’? inaday, by openly abandoning his support of the anti- slavery heresy he holds in common with the Republican party of the Senate chamber, and at the same time taking due care that hereafter thoze in Indiana, Pennsylvania, and elsewhere, who ¢laim to follow his teaching—to be his im- mediate supporters—cease to make common cause with the Republican party, against the candidates. principles and measures of the Demceracy. : P. 3. Perceiving a despatch in the Baltimore Sun, of this morning. naming Senator Hunter as among those who (in the caucus) sustained the propriety of continuing Senator Douglas at the head of the Territories Committee, we have tossy that that inference is wholly unwar- ranted by the position he is well known to have taken in thediscussion. Thus, he is un- derstood to have avowed his emphatic belief of the necessity for baving the sentiments of the Democratic majority of the Senate on ery questions faithfully represented in those of the chairman of the Territories Com- mittee; at the same time expressing sincere Tegret that, to accomplish that object, it had become necessary to make the change in the absence of Senator Douglas; and also on account of the possible injurious politi- cal effect of newspaper misrepresentations of the proposed action of the caucus. He is far- ther understood to have voted against Mr. Douglas when they proceeded to yote on the nomination. Sgcarrer Sovergianty 1x tue Hovse.— The notification given yesterday in the House by Mr. Morris, a Douglas member from Illinois, of his intention to introduce a bill virtually to surrender the Government of the Territories hereafter into the hands of equatters in them, is in capital keeping with his leader's new doc- trine of the legal right of squatters to legisiate against the security of slave property in their limits. With that doctrine admitted as a sound one, and the privilege of electing the territorial expounders—Federal judges—of constitution and law, accorded to the first hordes sent into new Territories under the operations of Aboli- tion aid societies, what will the South's rights of coequality in the Territories be worth, pray? The notification given by Mr. Morris involves Pretty strong evidence that the protestations of identity with the Democracy now being made by Mr. Douglas in New Orleans, are r ly worth about as much as his promises ere leaving Wash- ington that in his canvass he designed ignoring bis issues of the last session with the Democratic party; redeemed, it will be recollected, by his subsequent declarations that the Democracy of Congress had endeavored to perpetrate a great fraud on the principle of civil liberty, and that their Republican-party opponents on that oc- Montgomery, Lower Peach Tree. lear, cold. lear, 36°. lear, cool. lear, cool. lear, cold. clear, cold. lear, cold. clear, cold. «clear, cold. cclear, cold. 2 Lelear, cold. Cincinnatt. 6 oe. .clear, cold. Barometer at senian. at 7a.m. (cor- tected for temperature) 30 595; at noon, 30 531; at 934, 30 608. ermometer, at 7 a. m_ 19°; at noon 27° gers imum yesterday, 27°; minimum last night, 18°. New Orieans, L Frederick, Md . Hagerstown, Md Cumberland, M: Pittsburg, P: Wheeling, Grafton, V: Parkersbu (+e CONGRESSIONAL. Thirty-fifth Congress—Second Session. In tHe Sesate, yesterday, after our report closed, Mr. Rice presented several joint reso- lutions from the Legislature of Minnesota, in favor of an overland mail route to the Pacific and other matters; and a numberof memorials from the tame, asking the improvement of t! Mississippi river; grants of tands for railroads; to aid in the construction of a wagon road from some point on Lake Superior to the South Pass of the Rocky mountains; the construction of several military roads, 4c. Mr. Rice gave notice of his intention to in- troduce a number of bills, to wit : For the erection at St. Paul, Minnesota, of & custom-house, post office, court rooms, and other United States offices; for an overland mail from St. Pau: to Puget’s Sound; for a wagon road from Fort Abercrombie to the Pa- cific; and for an appropriation to defray the expenses of volunteers. Adjourned. Ix tae Hovsz, Mr. Chapman continued, at considerable length, to argue the charges against Judge Watrous, in advocacy of the resolution for his impeachment. It seemed to him, that after Judge Watrous had been called upon by the Legislature of his own State to resign, after public confidence in him had been shaken to its foundation, he owed it to himself and the integrity of his court, to seek no longer to avoid atrial. He should either demand it or resign; for what availed it if the House dis- missed thecomplaints? The public mind would not be quieted until be had left the bench or vindicated his innocence. Mr. Tappan replied to the charge of one of the papers in Texas, that he bad signed, as a member of the Judiciary Committee of the Thirty-fourth Congress, the report for the im-. achment of Jede Watrous. and that now e had signed the report exonerating him. The whole proceedings at first were cr parte; neither Judge Watrous nor any friend of his was be- fore the committee. A majority of the com- mittee decided that whatever prejudices there might be in the State of Texas, the committee had nothing to do with them, and that Judge Watrous could not be permitted to defend him- self from them. The Speaker laid before the House a com- munication from the Treasurer of the United States, containing the accounts of the third and fourth quarters of 1857, and the first and second quarters of 1853; ordered to be printed. Adjourned Preceedings of To-Day. in tae Smxate, today, communientions were received from the Secretaries of the In- terior and Treasury Departments, transmitting certain documents called for by the Senate at the Ll ession. Mr. Hale moved that when the Senate ad- journ it be to meet on Monday. Mr. Allen moved that after the reading of the journal on Monday. the Senate proceed to the election of the standing committees. Mr. Hale objected, as he had heard of no ar- rangement to that end. Objection subsequently withdrawn. Mr. Rice presented a bill for the construction of a wagon road from Fort Abercrombie, on the Red River of the North, to Seattle, on Puget Sound, in the ferritory of Washington. Re- ferred to Committee on Military Affairs. Also, a bill authorizing the Secretary of War to pay the expenses of Captain James Starke’s company of volunteers, incurred by the order of the Governor of Minnesota. Referred to same committee. Also, a bill for the establishment of a North- ern Pacific mail route; referred to the Commit- tee on the Post Office and Post Roads. Mr. Ward offered a joint resolution for changing the plan of the custom-house at Gal- veston, Texas: read twice. and laid on table. On motion of Mr. Clay, the Senate adjourned. In tue House, Mr. Boyce moved that Mr, Maury be admitted to a seat on this floor, as a delegate from the Territory of Arizona. Mr. Jones, cf Tenn., said that Arizona was not yet an independent Territory, bat part of New Mexico; and, therefore, was not entitled to a representative on this floor. The resolution for impeaching Judge Wat- rous, of the E»stern District of Texas, ause of alleged high crimes and misdemeanors of an official character, was taken up, and Mr. Billinghurst proceeded to address the House, holding that this case was very differ- ent from charges made against a legisiative or executive officer of the government. In the latter case, the people could reach the parties casion were the saviours of the country. It is| themselves, and elect a successor. A judge- meet that the tendency of the theory of Mr. | *'P hel the pried & life office, and the Douglas as to the lawful right of the employees peaked hen’ an arise . ie regia at w of emigrant aid societies to legislate against | branch of the government,for his impeackment. } or, ‘ery in the Territories should be so soon il- | He then reviewed the charges in the case, | D: expressing his opinion that Judge Watrous was guilty, aa charged in the evidence. In relation to the removal of one of the cases in- volved, Mr. B. said, that as party to the suit Judge Watrous had consented for the removal of the case from his Court at Selma to the State Court at Austin, and then asa juage on the bench he ordered the removal. He summed up these charges to show that Watrous is guilty, first, of entering into a cor- Trupt feagie tac the unlawful institution, in his own court, of suits, in which he had large per- sonal interests, for the purpose of removing them beyond the reach of the opposing litigants and of Texan juries; second, entering into a conspiracy to deprive people of their lands through the instrumentality of forged papers; third, presiding at the trial of causes in which he was personally interested ; fourth, that he permitted the officers of his court to perpatrats numerous illegal acts, without rebuke. Mr. B., to show how well these charges were sustained, read portions of the testimony of lustrated by the movement of which his sympa thizing House colleague gave notice yesterday. Ixprax Contrracts.—The Indian Bureau has awarded contracts to the following parties to furnish goods of the several descriptions de- scribed, for the use of the Bureau during the year, as specified in the advertisement asking Proposals : Class No. 2, Ready-made Clothing. —To Messrs. Whiting, Galloupe, Bliss & Co., of Boaten Claes No. 3, Hardware.—To Thomas Poult- ney. of Baltimore. Class No. 4, Northwest Guns —To I. E. Lewan, Lancaster, Pa. Class No. 1, Dry Goods und Blankets—Has Bot yet been awarded. Sext In—We court. misconduct for the advancement of his own in- terest. i f meats, will be at Metzerott’s M There are two memorials, he said, before the D 3 “ar ber will eed, | seourine 2 ents. Ay House, asking the impeachment of Judge Wat- PPARM FOR SALE — Tae, eubsoriber will ceil: | store. corner af Penn. venue and 11th street, rous. One o: these is from Simon Mu sins, and | on which he resides. adjoining the farms cf Messrs. the other trom Elijah Spencer; and Mr. R. went on to state that the first named memorial- ist had associated himself with one La Vega to To-morrow sRoterdes) Eveninc. Sret Bight urth, that he was guilty of official of Mk, eat actor, BARRY SULLIVAN, ofa iarge dry Cellar, at the corner of 8th and L sts., °. a Baete se sone G. ADAMS, Family Grocer. Prices: ul. iF The Some for gs of tickets and HILHARMONIC HALL. FAREWELL CONCERT OF THE OLD FOLKS. . Digg. end Jno F.Clark,5 on, from Bi ag Dep''s ‘ ral College. amprove~ ons.6. of frame owelling containing 9 roon, the title to a large tract of tand held | larce oarn. corn house. brick dair np OF EKO: ob oy swdge We for the Bylods of taaking La | lentwater, choles ai orchard ‘Lal Teo, ac hut | FATHER KEMP hes the honor of announeine Veg a’s title good, and that for this service Mussina was to have a part of the land. He then animadverted at some = conduct of Mr. Mussina, contending d W. was not guilty of amything deserving im- peachment. state ere is never failing etream passing through the farm 6 100 is d vsirable Bod in an«xozllen’ neighborhvod ‘the soi is adm rably adapted to a dairy or rketfarm. Fo: fortaer apply te THOS. a. BARC: ar. <= ie as me RTS SEVEN VOCALISTS, ta or GRAND ORCHESTRA, all o'nd in The Costume of One Hundred Years Ago, ive, q st, one more AETERNCON ENTERTAINMENT, Commenctzg rt 4o'e! FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, on this at Judge or with street, in OOMS, w: at No.5 East Capitel utel, Ard conve jornity of the THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN—The seo- | niont or persons havitg basiness belore Ccngreas. THIS ( i od TUMOR! OW (aaty aay ENING: Ts St LDS Soe road Owe ce wele Te the the ft is TOMO urday 'e 7 > oN "1 wid, t jomon, ell 3 NISHED RVOMS + OR KENT—Several | Pea'ms o! . Song: , "82 P wane me, orto clubs of ton F'kouonay furaished Parlors and Bedrooms in | of Wesley and W be given. concie It is supp! to subscribes at or more at $1 50 for nd ra ‘With Hail Cole Marseilies each subsoriber. 8 cood locality, and convenient to the Kirkwood CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, H &t., between 9h and 10th stx,( Rev. Dr. P: sector. the rep.irs and improvements of the barca Pie Er tgecemeclaree | rte it winee iF public worship on SUD next oe Isth instant—D. vine ser’ ieee commencing at9 iLa.m Persons des: M. SMITH, Register, de 10-2t 1em the Hal night. L.\ DIES’ FAIR. —A Fair will be opened on Te. Sta 0! effort FAIR FUR ST. VATHEW’S CHUKCH. The ladies respectfully cail the attenion of Prsn street. Avariety of Ureft: and Fancy 1 7ch street. A varie sefa! Articies are sti'l on hand, which will be disposed +f on the most acsommodatin: of every kind. ‘The Fair MON LLows’ HALL, Lutheran Churoh—to con! Season tiokets, 50 cent oer of Lith and & st ADIES’ FAIR.—The Ladi Koetety. ofthe wequtry womig rad me a jt P fmonio Hal, adjomn 2 Evenin tat fies. groceececcin on MONDAY EVES pee ales. with Ge nfectionery and Refresb: £ cles, wi ‘onfeo! re = 4 traperter quality, will be le, and God Save the (jueen. 17> Fareweil Concert at 7\ o’elock This Bren ie i77 Admission & cents ; Cluildren under 12 veare 23 cout N House. Inquireat No. 532 12th street, between C and Dsts. MRS. M. BANGS, de 3t* F RSAI ‘The STE'| BEN HOUSE ‘AUKANT, with Concert Saloon situated on Pent svivanin avenue, betwi Sd streets, W1'l be sold at a ressonab! joe onensy terms. The proprietor ounnet attend the business personalis, which is the only reason for selling the same. For particu ars,call at the ofhes qi4= WALTER, 337 D street, opposite eg all. ie * i NKNEY b .—At ths p m. Concert on'y Children will be aimitted at 15 cen’s de ie QMITHSONIAN INSHITUTION. GRAND CONCERT BY THE CHOIR UNION TN BENAL® OF TH Ycung Men's Christian Association. On TUESDAY EVENING, Dee 14h. On this oceasien be prevertad. fe time in this city, the erlebrated Cant! io. F. entities “THE HA whan era a lections frum which were r-ceived with seok un werent favor at the National Mustoal Convention 1 May ‘ast, This Cantate, as the title indicates, i« founted upon scenes and inc:den'a connected with the hsy firld, the farm-nouse. and the hay-m: PERSON. and 1s Civided into two jarts,enc port re, resesting the labors of a da». The principal personations a The Farmer........ M5? The Farm: Annas Dairy Maid nt Pews will ly to WM. No, 282, opposite the Church. Alt No. 47 SIXTH STREET. three doors above G, may be feurd a nestiy furnished CHAMBER, on the first floor, with or without Board. T moderate 2d at Odd Fellows’ terms. Refreshmrats will be closed on Saturday de 9-3" de 8. OUSF AND LOT FOR SALE.—A largeand desirable Lot, with au excellent snd convenient Dwe ling and the neceseary outbuildings thereon, all ingond repair and nesriy rew, im the village of Bladensburg. ‘Tite incispniat.e For terms, &o., app'y No. 5587th street, nearthe canal. de 8-lw OR RENT—The spacious KOUMS Ist ly o0- cupied by the Youne Men's Christian Associx- tion, bs.nz he Sd and 4th stories of the buiiding at the corner of Tenth street and north side of Peun. avenne, S. H_ BILL. de7 5st == oornerof Eand sth sire-te_ MES RS OF CONGRESS ani others canbe povided with comfortable scoommodativns, DAY EV NG, Deo 13th at Opp ladies of the Engush be ind of A. Noerr, |, OF at the door of tte dos Mite sooo mens Baritone iret Soprano Davghters{ £20ord comane Mezzo Sepras , A variety of useful and yoLlia™ { Hired mon = ener it! be made to contiibute to the gratifioxtion | OR Fensouable terms. in a convenient And pleasent | yop. { Hi -ae Beso of visitors. The patrontge of the fri Wocalits; St MR. MAN NING?S, No. 453. '3:h st |" “And it is agreeab + diversified with Solos, Ducts. “Old Foundry,” and the public generally, fully solicited. NOTICE.—At a meeting of the members of the congregation of St. Paul onthe Island, it was resolved. that a pub ic ou d be given to forewarn &!! persons from thing towards the congregation to our pastor. Peter A. bave withdrawn the authority lection for our ohureh. T1098, Qu-rtettes, () aintet.ez, Choruses and Sem Choruses. It ha« been in rehotrsa! for come time rast ; much ctre his ba-n taken to rreduce it mthe hestetyi- and in its rerfovmence cur ¢ tizens can be saic.y Promised uxiecal ‘reat Tickets cents. May be procured of any member of he Bonrd of Mau gers of the Younz Men's Christian 4sscc.ation anda tae different Bu: k end Music Stores rst RENT—Laerge PARI OR and isree Cham- ber attac’ed, handsomely furnished and lighted with gas, on tho-first floor. Also, Rooms inthe second story, ) a Meals furcished. if desired. ‘ferms ply 463 loth street, erst sice, bet de 6-'w* rge and eingle or separate, moderate. Ap- een Dand E. "a (German) B. Meister, as the trustees en to him for col- Jee A PARLOK AND BED CHAMBER FOR x H, &o,—nt WaAG pire . tT ened at 634 o'clock ; the Con By order ef the Congregation. ae Spa gee on pened at 66 0 _Cuances THIELECKR, See . de6-eost® | Woods’. No family is in the how de WANTED TO _PURCHASE-2 seeond- hand S8OW CASES and 2 COUNTERS. Appiyat this office. ASHINGTON THEATRE. ENGRAVED CARDS, — A most Ape inter Hosday. Gri, in the form IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. gob | ofa Pate, and packs of hsndsomely Engraved Vis~ E Cc ENT or BUY) “4 re RUY Ss : Co kirg Brandy and Wine. # the loweat prices. Goods delivered free, ia Jos. Ww LUIS, between 9th and itth streets, REPAIRS Violins, Flates, Pianos, Ac: Guitars, Musical Instruments, &c. A THOLIC Just reoriv. —== ees UPERIOR MINCE MEAT Raisins 10 and 123g cents; Currents 12%; Citron, : G iting Cards. Only to be had a! DEMPSEY’s, S22 Pa. sve., bet. 9th and 10th sts., ded st (Wail & Stephens’ Buildio 100 PACKAGES oF MEDIUM AND FID est qualities of ; ont BN AND BLACK TEAS, * oT retail, ee GEV” PEARSON, The management have great pleasure in anneure- ing an engagement with that truiy emnent Actor, BARRY SULLIVAN, Of the Theatre Roysi brass Lace,and Haymarket, ondon. Mr. Barxy Svtiivan har been acknowledged hy the press of England. Jremnd, and Sootinnd “ths lished and inteligent actor of the Brit and was recently pr: need by the jeuns, Banjow, dele LMANAC for 1853; price 25 cts. \—for sale by FRANK'IN PHILP, Bookseller. 332 Pa. av.. between th and /0th sts, _ Your Pianos ne E FUL. deg 2* $91 Penn avenue. a sae -Y the pee mf vou soe Mei Py . Fe > “the ea Sod most *ceorm 4 in BUY oritnndeosst 388. F/ELLIS. | [MPORTANT TO GROCERS AND CON- rd tas seat to America for many © lone GEORGE PREARSO f Baltimore, has Iately opened a branch Store here, with a fine assortment oF TEAS, COFFEES, FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, CANDIER, &c., wnich ca» be purchased at lower prices then at any other s!ore in this ci.y. Call and purchase. x Mr. Barry Scirivan wil mate hia first appear Ancein Wa hington on SATURDAY next, Lec. Vith, aud will positively terminate jus engagement Sth instant.as ne teund to rea) ya it je9 3 Almonds ehore- Grocer DAVIS. cor. Sth and Fats. 2 GEORGE PEARSON Lae eee ped Bin ene ied Com. | 39: Penn.averue. south aide, between 4 ond th forts: also. heavy Riue. Gray, and tireen Blankets, strests.and No.5 North Liverty street fini = Oe for servants, on hand and for ssleat less than auction bela ded iw L0OK OUT FoR THE MONUMENTALS Pde 10 &t see Pean ereece, wl Sea The members of the “ Monumental Club” teke vi INEN AND MARSEILLES @ just received a larg: arseilies Shirt Fronts, from in ot: > to do 10-6t RAISINS, CURRANTS, “GUM DROPS, for asle, whotesnie wg CORICE DROPS &e, 1@, who.essle re’ = gi GEO. PEARSON, ae great plessure in announcing 'o their friend and the public genera,ly that they will give Cotuion Party st Harmory Hall, D bet 1 gunna bec i . E celebrated String Band has been engeged for the occasion. SHIRT FRONTS. 6 assortment of Linen 2. $23 Penn. avenue, south #1 e. 3.000 waver ORANGES, very fine and sweet, 10 boxes fresh LEMONS. te S'sar PRESERVED. >) impaired vision shouid not fail totry the genuine Brazilian Pebbie SPECTACLE GLASSES,which are manufactured from the natural Rock Crystn). and eqnaltoany ever made. A good assortment S91 Penn.avenue. G MARSHALL HOUSE. EORGE BREDE’S RESTAURANT, 2th treet. near the Rock Creek bridge, is m Prepared to furnish the pubie with OY TERs of the choicest kind. prepared in every style; also, the best and greatest varie’ “vi artienluriy that who'esome ard po! R BEER. Healeo is ready to fu N. B.—No hats or uniform shirts allowed m the roTickets FIFTY CENTS—adinitting agentiomen and isd: JUST RECEIVED. SAM’L T. DRURY, corner 14th street avd Pa. av. .—Persons afflicted with bh now beoomirg celebrated Va., R BEFR, in botties or Orders left at big Restaurant will be Promptly attended to U7" _Lunchevery Monday morning. ¢09 Iw* Wil take pince rt the WASHINGTON AsskMBLY Rooms. Oa MONDAY EVENING, Jan 3a, Perticulsre in future advertisement. By od-t juat received and for sale by E. K. LUNDY TORAL. SYRUP or of the ouseurecas ional Hotel 1 i is is the ry Je 6 2 im dei0-tw__ 390 Pa.av., National Hote! Building. a removes, Coughs, —— es — a CARPETINGS !—CARPETINGS!! ections. Persons who sing I HAV 0: hand few pieces left ot tho 1 cicars. softens.and strenetne WARTS. : A Ec ¥ ¥ ings, ifes it acains ing pg ge reg a 4 Alse, 44 ead 6 4Uilolothe eee tes 3an4 5! ets. ‘Sold by all Drugeiste in W WAN IEDITRE OWNER OF & SUM OF Those that aro vet supplied will find it to their . Georgetown, and Alexandria, deo MONEY, dropped in STEVENS } adventage to call and examine the goods and prices, W BOOK BY 4 = room, Browns’ Hote'. le as 1 am selling 1ess than auction prices, de 10-6t NOTICE TO FAMILIES. I have ius* had made a fine assortment of BOOTS andsHOr those in want is respectiuily calied. 303 Pa. avenue. aout side, for sale inten posed Fee, este | isch streets, delost® __—_—_dbetween thandioth sis. | wootesale and Retail, by = Omer. ATHOLICS’ ALMANAC. THE METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC ALMA- NAC AND LAITY’3 DIREGTURY. deto * very kind of mechanical Toy. such as— Boy and Pig, Horse and Buggy, Horse and Car- e, 2 429 E street, one door from Severth, :D—A WORKMAN ima Confectioner fine ornam mg On onkes, Ko. y at the Star Office. H. EGAN, 3°3 Penn avenue, south ride. todo fh salary will begiven. A de9 a* Songs of the Woodiand, the Garden, and the Sea; elegantly illustrated; $2. he Pioneer Bishop, or Lifennd Times of Francis Asbury, by W. P. Strickland; 8°. For #\|shy iM. BA de 2 49a 7th etrart, above Odd F MINCE MEAT, TO PROCUR of Congress and "and children’s wear. rticie of Boys’ Mouble wich ths attention off for Ind) ry C.F. M., de 9-6" STOKE on the - J. MORGAN GEO. PEARSON, __ SP ULOKRED SERVANT WANTED—A Ce avenue. ed Woman is wanted to do housework in & family. Good wages will be given, Apply st Delaware avenue, ner +f C street, near de?- Tn. Thas” PERSONS—For Pain, nowght but powders, piast For be United State: For 18:9 ua we = vise both rest and — a aut ace ; ‘owns Hort-horne’s far- famed Cure-All, NTS. ‘Wholesale 220. etail at A chemist this ture All prepares, Office ‘and House Ar To suit che ever changing airs ; m Blow hot or cold snow, liatl or rain— of 7th, respectfully solo: patronage of taimi- lies regniring competent rvants of good 0! ee, moe . dell Tae in. od oor. ed, now, sev: jot les 25 an cents. x a uggists in 1 Wi ! TOYS Washington, Georgetown and A exandriae iaiaaes cist t younx children. and | _de 9 St ‘orpedoes, &c. INTER CLOTHING o LOST AND FOUND. SUPERIOR QUALITY. 5 REWAR D-s the door of nm ‘rom 4 2 Slees’ Art G . thie morning, two ad Bencers, First Clase First Class MOT HOGHAPIS, is tients. Theabore ceed of China Ornuments. tak Soeets ie Will be paid for tne detection of the thief. A verges menatern of Apimals,sadany quantitios | Bosinese Caste. ke, | Satish do Se" “ahs Paves bet Srhad “oh oe. a rT je = ~ = i = ‘ ietion, First | Goves, wW. = from Fanos goodsof every Cescription to suit the holi- D cin ante, alk fia Hose, $5 neat gy nl + = dg or gentom ta mtb sub ' ancy Cassimere Pa: » |) Busy ders. w rim Sane Bh wrreet ‘abo Be monte] Union Paote aoe [| Pee! ot Handker’fe, ery ray nest, Deo'the ROAN N. R. A lot of Ladies’ Dress Cape will be svldat | yey Ah cise eel wen and ¢vears old; shed in f-ent ; half price to clear out the lot. de l0-eo8t_ | sik Cloth and Cassimere| Robs ‘D’Chambrios, long swith tail, and tne ber Fbbed oat the back cf IRST GRAND WINTER OPENING Vests, ight Ceps, her neck. T bove reward will be peid for her Deen 7 nine wrt ee Preserving Vesis, Fravelling | return 10 me. or tur such information. ieft e1tner B NNETS APecd 2 SES. Ae * t ehete, og . with me orst Mr. Geddis’ Store, Navy Yard, os me Washington; also, Artificial Dress Seta, IF My a ill be open during thi ys wi ng 6 evi jer to pee fob me ladies to examine my Head reases and other Eveni iy Don't fail tocaiiat iS On Saturday, the lth inst., I wil! have do 10 2 your ATTENTION, MY FR END! I beg to say to you and my friends and the public, houses for Cheapness, Quality, and Quantity, Judging from our last year’s immense b end in Anticipation of a still gr ical Remomber the right same and num may leac to her recovery. de 10-s* are ALso. SEOOND-CLAS® CLuTHING AND Boys’ CHEAP FOR CASH. 5% PENN. AVENUE, UNDER Browns’ Hort. One Price Oaly. deg J. G. STEPHENS. NEW. MILLINERY. iSS THOMSON fgnem opening at our Fancy Stors s very larga acd de-irab'e assortment of WINTER MILLINERY, compriein the jatest *tvlo of Ladies — ses —— KLER_ S5 REWAKD driven y from the res- Dod idence of the subsoriner on the 27th uilmo,a.arge Red end White BULL With shert thik horns. No ear marke: Teeol ected. I wii give the above reward if ielt at my residence. ndjoiring Glentood Ceme- tery, north of the Capitol. de 9-3r THOS. C MAGRUDER 5 KEWARD.—Sto'en on Friday night, Nov. ed 33d, from the Seven Looks. Mo: gcomery county. Md.,a Br HOKS ahout Sor ie yenr nsuled on ong bh. ascar uncer the postiff joint Had ow some Winter Bon | and most varied ead Desses ever valgg o) Lo ridal Fixings ht. -i rE TENS ow Fan te be ‘335 Pa. ave., bet. 9th ‘and loth sis. Jeg, an f ‘he snme ieg. ws HUTCHINSON MUN when take: helf-worn riding enddie and @ bridie, EeSelece Your Holsday Goods Early..gF¥ | des st___3i0 Pasav, barcewn 8h Oe ie. Sue-haif rer and the «ther. hei fix The sore ‘ a SANDLES. SAL: A. sd reward wilt for the return ofthe said buit® 1 have vow in store an endiess stock of eve OAP, CANDLES, SAL A. to NES’ Livery Stable,on Br » GeOTKe class, kind. style fimeh, size. and in greatest quan- NS) Stakch INDIGO, wang B: Cad $35 for vrei oftetines tities. of GOODS, seiected with parsonal c1re asd GERMAN BLUE. e 8-5t* attent.on 1.1QU{Dand FRENCH POWDER BLUE, ~ REGARDLESS OF TIME AND iu sma'l boxes, at wholesa‘e and retsil by $2( REWARD will be paid for the apprenen EXPENSE, E. GEO. PEARSON. Dy sien of a NhGOKO WOM PURCHASED EXC: USIVELY For cash, d=9 2 381 Ponn. avenue. | uained Grace, who ran awry from the consequentiy cannot bear . oo with other RAD. BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE \OUR R HPAL TH Medase MOUNT'S Covsumption Destroyer, ncts magically on Coughs, Colds. Asth = ma, Bronchitis, and Consumption, sed to he secreted inthincity or A e sec torrush thie Gn bove reward will be prid if she is mas, I have engaxed additional force, and ber | ep pono {Cpe we -> tis Datrect rurgest to the public the sront advantage it will be | afferent quant ties — oo pmo oghroo peie eocee were _ even ie: a oan ta! eks in advance, thereby having the firat select: i reel obiatirg more attention, and avoiding the creat, poset eg eee by it nersel/, from deep oo: BOARDING. Delay: are dangerous. iste ® if you wish to x bet saved. Appiy at No. 39 Ages easy N. WILSON respectfully informs tith and 12th, cs -MoLAUG ints ner irtends and publicthat she is now ready 10 » OF Bt Stott’s, corner Penn. | cccomm: boarders. either permanent or tran- apprehend that, on the day | League, concerning the bringing of Gonzalesto| de9-tw Petaaentees ipemstes wis. fe hae a snes St Onlvet’s, corner tath sient (iheridecoe” Pa avenue, mat Fg the President duly transmit- | New Orleans to testify for the defence, the par-| TsRaEL & BUCHLY . Som, sveose.___@099m_ | ¢th and Ts sts. No. 385. = th ty with whom Judge Watrous is alleged to I No. 48 SEVENTH 8) bet: HAMMACK’S SEVEKAL MEMBERS OF CONGKE &. ephemera of the Hon. | phve been associated. ‘This according to Mr tape Sr arr cee RESTAURANT, Deere er u ey gind the Hon. Willia: s showing, demonstrated a f; . We have now on hand : Penn avenue, three do ei Baa Preston, of Ky. ‘i B.'s showing, demon 2 fraudaleut pure} eEATHER BEDS and CARPE Willards? . —MR~ . PY. and Spain,” V*5: Ministers to Austria | pose. ‘The association of Judge Watrous in| EOAT UE RE Quits, SHEETS: whore the greviest wariety’ of ai kinds of Pian, | Pe ReLS BUARBING MR BM. FY: “ the purchase of a silver mine in Mexico, is and BLANK} flesh, ane t ow! can siways be found at all hours of | southeast r of & and 9h streets, (No. 4:5.) Apropos—The current visit of Me. J also brought forward to prove his complicity | WAMNROBES SIDEBOARDS, & the day aud mieht. Gentlemen having roome in that | sdvinine Mra, Kinestord’e: sandemen Toe dent = vr. J. W. , BUREAUS, Viciaity will find it greatly to their interest to take | r= i+ r~rn- ave gina pow waoant. 2 Forney (who is at the residence of his friend, | With other parties, in transactions referred to] BEDSTRADS "CANE. and WOOD-SEAT cals with me, astaer cin Breakiast, D:ne, J.D. Hoover, Esq.,) to Washington, sedis ? | in this case, and Mr. B. contended that it is stove eS aed ROCKERS, jaring thy day or meht. The YA Ui Nw, wite sandesmety terniehed Rows, taken to the end ot compassing the defeat of bed oh ee eae ond HOU ide of CauiNer PEE oes | Us isnt nomena ane nization eB tach ireel, be wen I~ Fo * a i | Aooommndstecd. the confirmation of Mr. Jones, we learn, His| Mr. Reagan ealled on his colleague, Mr. | eur coods Tow Gall aod aaah Sues eaiVee We | antsiaasee7™! faraished Roome torent, Apply | 4 fey Tavle Boarders can also ee : task will doubtless Prove “‘love’s labor lost,’? teat ere te —Anise pore weed to anece ew Menage: TH UNDERSIGNED Bb. Gs LEAVE 7 Ms: A ; BE INK LEY reeposttuliy informe penb=neend S yesterd: . ning - public 5 2 ir Avoraaa Brxaronu. Caveva.—The Ri aitnamathomne in this case. ie We buy ail ee aad raraning, Goods, pigengaay work we yo) Bounces (BHTCR- to accommodate fore. both transient tad’ per publican members of © |" Mr. B ied that he hed the Wether 22 large or, smal: lots, and cash. | Lav iNG) that maybe entrusted to are, | manent, on Unrme. Persone desire ¢ the Senate went into eau- ryan Paper, | We invite t! ho goods to | neatly ro rates set comlortable home, where there are ro chil & eau whe are: and prompus. cus to-day, immediately after the adjournment, so fr time end_proper, place he ues call, at No, 608 71m street, 5 south | Bitoky Chinese Sared, fe re su er7 Aitexjuon wil be. ped tum to select the members of the various standing (Ms Heng: tees, ens bo N.'B, We also REPAIR snd VARNISH all RS bry epee ma ly i ig ing . y been surp hear the xine of Furniture. ‘de? tw do71w* iret Ward, & tween Caméen and Pratt ste., Baltimore. po 1?-)m