Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1858, Page 2

————— _ W4RHINGTON OITY: WEDNESD, «December 22, 1868, (PF Though “ The star” is printed on the fastest steam press in use seuth of Baiti- mere, its edition is se large as te require it te be put te press at an early hour, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sent in by 12 o'clock, m.; otherwise they may mot appear wutil the mext day. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union, speaking of the resolutien that. has been offered in the House of Representa- tives, proposing the enactment of a law refer- ting the appointment of Governors, Judges, and other Territorial officers to the people of the Territories at the polls, considers it the ne plus ultra of the theory of squatter sover- eigaty, being unable, it says, to imagine a single evil that the proposed mode of appoint- ing Territorial officers would avoid, or a single practical advantage that it would accomplish. The samd paper speaking of the result of the suit of Passmore Williamson against Judge Lewis, thinks that there is a lesson in this case which is applicable to both sections of the Union. . The Intelligencer is devoted to Congression- al proceedings and news to-day. _ +o WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP Tax Arrain or tus Waxperer.—We find that the Government officers in this city, un- der whose official cognizance the affair of the yacht Wanderer properly comes, are satisfied that though she brought no negroes herself from Africa, she made the voyage as a tender to a vessel, since scuttled and suns, that did bring the cargo, numbering 330,recently landed on the coast of Georgia and run up into the in- terior, and already scattered on different plan- tations in Georgia, South Carolina, and Ala- bama, so as effectually to defy pursuit and reel: tion, as that is defied by the current system of spiriting off fugitive slaves by and through the agency of the underground rail- road organization throughout the North. The Wanderer’s part of the affair, as under- stood from what has reached the Government officers here, was, on the voyage, to act as the slaver’s tender and decoy—a decoy whenever it was necessary to spread sail and draw off from the ship conveying the forbidden cargo the attention of pursuing vessels, her appearance at a distance being just that of aslaver; while, on being overhauled, nothing whatever toiden- tify her with the slave trade could be found upon her. On reaching the coast of Georgia, her mission is understood to have been that of landing the negroes from the other ship. While we have no doubt whatever that such is the histery of her connection with the slave trade, believing that the community—that of southern Georgia—among whom her offence is cognizable to the law, entertain pretty mueh the samo opinion of the law under which those concerned in her operations must be tried, as New England generally entertains of the fugi- tive slave law, we are inclinad to think that the effort to execute the anti-slave trade law in her case will be as abortive as efforts to reclaim fugitive slaves, by operation of law, in New are, now, notoriously. All this isem- inently suggestive of «‘ fodd for reflection.”’ Taz Weatuer—though such in this region for six weeks past as to give folks in the cities “the blues,”’ aad to half smother those in the country in interminable mud,—has been really a godsend to the public interest. For a long Previvus season so little rain fell as not only to destroy much of the yield of Indian corn in all directions that should have been gatherad in the fall; but to do infinite damage otherwise We here refer to the drought’s effeet in short- ening the fall pasturage in half the S‘ates of the Union, and in doubling the labor of preparing the land seeded down this season to wheat nearly everywhere—and, further, ia rendering unprofitable, for the time being, every description of mechanical ljabor—milling, tc.,—that required a medium supplyiof water in the streams to be profitably conducted. ‘The drought was, therefore, really a national calamity, though its disastrous consequences were not and never can be duly appreciated by the populations of the cities. Until very recently, it has injured the business of the country, as we explain above. Again, how- ever, thanks to the disagreeable weather of the last six weeks, the earth is saturated with rain, the streams are full, and the wheat crop has obtained from the extraordinary falls of rain, the remarkably mild weather for the Season, and the total absenco of fall fly, (wher- ever we have heard from) a full start, finer than almost any previous one within the mem- ory of man—a start which bids fair to make up to the farmers their losses from the extra- ordinary prevalence of the rust that scourged the country in all directions last summer. We are, therefore, no grumblers on account of the mud now in the streets of Washington, and the late juiciness and disagreeability of the weather generally, because knowing well that these things are but forerunners of increased ability on the part of our country neighbors to spend money liberally with those in trade in the Federal Metropolis. -Mcworanpa or Current Ixrernest.—The story that the recall of Lord Napier is the re- sult of bis intimacy with Southern American statesmen, is a source of no little mirth here. It is worthy of the peculiar igenius of Mr. Charles Sumner, to whose fertile brain its au- thorship is attributed. ‘Lhe on dit is that he, not long since, made = quasi complaint to the British foreign office to that effest. Secretary Cass entertained the Commiitees on Foreign Kelations of the House and Senate, at bis residence yesterday, with a sumptuous dinner. The corps diplomatique dined with the French Minister, Count Sartiges, yesterday, at bis residence on Georgetown heights. Senator Wilson’s amendments to the Pacific Railroad bill seem to be ingeniously prepared, with a view to postpone its construction until after the next Presidential election, when he hopes 2 Republican President will have the selection of the route. The Senate Post Office Committee, it is said, will shortly bring forward a Proposition chang- ing the present system of ocean mail service, and abolishing the franking Privilege. Their intention is believed to be to allow no more for the transportation of the ocean mails, in any service, than the postage received from that particular source. The Department is under- stood to sanction the adoption of such a rule. The Committee on Foreign Relations of the House, it is said, will report s resolution au- thorizivg Consuls to receive presents from for- eign Governments, which, it is to be hoped, will wet pass, as it may open the way for cor- ruption of Government agents abroad. Judge Watrous is said to deny any intention to resign. He will start for Texas immediatelr, to hold Court at Galveston, on the first Monday in January. —- Tex Great Sovru-westers Ram Roap Roctz.—We are extremely gratified to be able to say that the remaining gap in the di- Feet Kailroad connection between Washing- ton city avd Memphis, Tenn , will be filled as early 22 the ]st of September next. Already this route is gomyietely revolutionizing travel between the Northeasiern and Southwestern oT rar G STAR | the first of Jan which will ensure the com- ae jor W. W. Leland and Capt. Chas Le | tion, t nei etine at my s' t , pletion of the co "at scompareiively early-day. | iand, mee the Metropolitan-Hotel” w York, betsaraly goede Sultable fot Christmas or Wed- a . tremities of the Atlantic States. When fn- RowWLan: MACASS. - UE ed, it (the route) will bring five hundred pas- ES Joseph Fal Taalte, s well Soown citiorn Kuss Kxine s: ETERS "3 i ASHINGTON Ri RE ok sengers a day through the Federal Metropolis, Ta yier bas engaged ie lecture-at | AB at TAMROND qaewesn . eee pas large-numbers of whom will doubtless tarry is, om'the 11th of February next. : JW Se eee eS Rete rie rks days, if not weeks among ut, to our cfty's} ig cbeealat Sai Mamey of of ' mG wrens perio genlihed sprcoval preat advantage: ia J is Alexandria Railroad Com; epresentatives after his pi rm owe years is ended. Tyee ile ler ; Keitt declines a re-election té SLOOKS. Wa = 3 ~ Bint peemnanes will ‘prove _— 4 : it D preferred ) in ashing, ironing, THIS EVENING, Dec. 22. 1982, yaeb bur; ¥ Tribune says that ‘A: 50; 8 : ‘Will be performed the great five-act play of Extension the coming year. Fa m Gis dine RPARo we converte st wine. p Vai 3 Jewelry was INGOMAR. ‘have been made with responsible contractors, to | sists in bis religious course, and is joing we: ’ meg eteeny put about twelve bundred bands on the line ufter | bis trade of shoemaker r LU ings and ery thing else in propor Jes Mr. Dawson will ae entertainment with ndeed, we may safely calculate upon the basis | are on their way to Texas, where they goexten. | ding cifis. - Of the Terept action referred to above, on having | sively incavurasiag. on. large and valuable | Ly", Aiso every TO OBLIGE DENSON. the road through to ‘Lynchburg, in full ranche of 70,000 acren. ier ‘avenue, . — tion, by the first of ember next, if NOt SOONCT. | quae ES de2im Browns’ Hotel. The realization of THE RECOGNITIO! “DR: near at hand as to make it « subject of congratu- VF, core waen wee fe have tg ye 0: lation to its fi fi of the large have take: Public interests involved.—Alez. Gazette. rt ry Lat DRURY’Sihe ha large stock : of the tak yao —19 5 10th instant, & black moroceo piece Rspav_ EVENING, 2d sf wank ' “peek Brave Prait fi of value, excepting totne owner ‘The Ender Tax Re-xomimated.—Just as wo go to press, | Ii Sree Baptist Charon tonne: a ‘Pecans, OL! jue, ex to vious ‘alnute, suited y rew.: by leaving :t at the store we have satisfied ourself from comparing vari- peeve ‘Torsedies. Fare ¢ ekers, " SOBUIEN, corner of ath and 11 ste. rat ous lists in the hands. of Naval officers and OTICE.—The Ladies’ FAIR is now open nani tes “withing inesh OYSTERS on Sa Sean Sep eeeneereprern panier Washington correspondents, and in telegraphic sor tal Soveer y a the Bi. ° 2 Binh ‘atmas will secant on, an oRuee Lie 13th nd Jet ata is supposed a publications, that the following embraces as | sion. and will continue up to New Year's Day. de 22-2 corner Fa avé.nnd itn srests | rewarded by returning the munete MR. geratr, pl bons accurate an exposition ascan now be made of W ?t.boveaco. °° °.€6©3@n®— ‘ a - | hayes their servioen. *S aon the President’s setion yesterday in renomina- | {h't, Fair. sathes, get them as ohea: Ww. leaverth ia.d Jet doors north of Pa KEWAR D.—Ranaway (rom the subse ragremace ull eomsiet s cal ting the retired Naval officers. Vis. OFFICE MUTUAT- FIRE INSURANOE | maton that thoy are now pre the scm Beoemb’y wets N SKC lowing Ail Ci —Thos. Paine, Wm. Inman, and COMPANY OF DISTRICT OP COLUM: which yd may ; . + call m axe RY Enos 4 Fr-+ Ah an oeres, d ‘A.—Ali polici-s issued by this Com Ei MBING. GAS s oe ‘inches cree... _ ‘ wethe cote ne es Wm Bemeey | airs Meee mar fee £i] inewuosreisin ofskanfel workmen fom them Tonteht e.g Ieeheu above the to the active list. : ma, and are required to be renewed ical experience has made them fami car from! a stab algo)s soar on the right aide Commanders.—Wm. M; Armstrong, A. K. | de 2:-st CHAS. WILS0: ; fact, about the mze of & quarter Fast wt Long, —— Shaw, —— Johnson, to the active lem OR THK BENEFIT OF T bast workmen. k Bgfee hess (arxe Waa Gules wea on ie “ ders.—John C. ; MARY cau Re ke “the Ladies of tne ‘ wei aay ten ixtures, or will ve the above reward wherever | 6. Instr Lieutenants to be Commanders.—Jol 5 c ta! regation at St Mary's Church, on Sth street, Bae attention, promptness in the execution of ght home to me, or secured in iait se | 7. = eamneabet tho ante ao Carter, 8. B. Bissell, A. H. Kilty, W. Chand: fords Pat u Coon ce Hal Penmeyivania aye Spisproaiee ee eee “OMGEORGE W. GRAHAM, | ¢. The Nigitincais (Pana Pott iran ea ler, R. W. Meade, A. Gibson, W. D. Porter, lowing.» vanety of Vaata meg ee rid 3 QUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. near wart - a ee - ha nd 5 -Seeree Tht Confectionery i nes wins Pe Our astortment of artiotes for Gentlemen's Ward- x I by certify that 1, Instrumenta’s - Lientenants.—James M. Watson, 8. Chase SINDEN TP LOT Le. 1 | robe and Toilet use 16 complete, vis « browcht before Barney, J. Bonnell, Henry C. Fiagg, to the | ( fmt AP ered on WebNEs Bee: 1 bes de C 2. Duett—Ha«te Crimson Mortin, ( Lucia NE ies bre, De Larem-rmoor).. > - Ponizetts el le eave list; J. F. Abbott, J. J. B. Wal-| EVENING "Dec oe ise ty De Brevior Gases, back, J. A. Doyle, M. C. Marin, R. B. Riel, o H invited anon rohi under my hand this 2ist day of Dee-mber, 1858, 5. Song—rarting.. M. G. Perry, Henry Rolando, BF. A. Parker, | toaeset'en wen tibest to cimmaseng atid o: Pooket Handkerchief HENRY REAVER. S-P, | & Sone cherting.... a - : companied by their parents or guardi:ns. de 2i 2 it variety of articles of real excel- == : US | | —Hurran for th W. B. Fitzgerald, R. B. MeArann, A. T. By- ey table for presents. . The owner of the above deseribed Horse is ye; | 2 whe Witeh’s Dan rens, J. P. Hall, A.C. Rhind, to the active pt Ra ie i eh Christian As. | _ Buving exclusively for oxsh, and wishing to in- | quested to come forward, pi property. py | 9. Quar list. i “ it - RK hea! sedation Wil haves souettnssting aad antutasn: prices ate eee ne batt ecornay ee | centage, fad tobe it amas, Mertnense near, 17> Tickets 5) cont _ ment on CHRISTMAS DAY, at 2 0’c'ock p. m.,at + Sales Room, Browns’ Hotel, | the Canal, {d 22-3t} J. F. DYER. | gtures of K The Senate did not take action on the list | the Roome of the Assocation. opposite, : ‘AS TAKEN siock yesterday. It is expected to be referred to-day. | Hotel. Friendsof the cause ure desired to send o’clook. nnd ST ES AE ies chants cso: sae edie A PERSONAL I XPLANATION, donations fruit ~nfectionery to the posits It seems to be understood that to-day the Pres- ‘Rasten on rate Na waecee adinitted to the % Fe i ies The reason why C. E. GREEN is ident would send in Lt. Harrison’s name, re- : pays A bepesy frre ip ap pnehtnn cr en ~~ une ee GRISTHAS PRESENTS stored to the Leave list, accidentally omitted | thing to oontribate to tne eumtort of the ae iarRes, om awey. JOB EZEL . a dren. Hats, expa, shoes, shirts. biankets, 20 low are— > near the tone House, Little Fails, Mia. Gan DL COTILLON PARTY yesterday. makin to garments, groceries, &e., &c.,| Ist. expenses are very light. s pt“ _* ere ar ieee i or THE Penxsiox Fraups.—The Commissioner of thank ally rears 4. ‘ana. | ums Hetslves what “a nimble penny is better | ame TO THE FARM of Jobe A. Smith,on Liber ty Club, i aetiriainah So that the “West 7th atroet road, ou Thursday inst, a ; in Tennessee, of Willis N. Arnold, of Mender | (= AQSREGR MNPMPNG, LRUGRANCE | ener appsrTuntl ty raca tia tne Sect | aml aaa ABE, euh poner Cat The meters of the, Liberty Club, take in Tennessee, of Willis N. Arnold, of Hender- MPANY OF WASHINGTON AND : i other mare ot oe city, atin sual get by calling upon the overseer of the farm. proving CO. - ; TOW 15,1858.—A general_moet- h son county, and of Henry Wright, of Lexing- ORG REONN. Deo, 15,1838. A general_m ato k <del mrgrertgpevins che eH ces E. HALLEY. of the Stockh Uns Company wiil bo ton, in that State, for frauds committed under fa at this office tl oad ae of Seuvary next, eneral: ey Wis thew on WE DNESDAY, Jan. Sth, 1655, at Tem persnce Hell. 2 0'el : st WARD will be paid fo ppre- hats, oaps, or uniform shirts will be allowed to the bounty land laws. The former was hold prea ier the slantenariboteen Gursqura, osns ally made FOY 1 sion of SAKAH E, DOVE, x teund oo yet iy * “ae i for hi ficens ear thereafter. WAKD Ox ES. 0 left my house, No 183 south D si Tickets ONF. DOLLAR, admitting a centieman to bail in the sum of $20,000 for his appearance ie e-eate * A. MoINTIRF, Seo. 30 pe of the 20th of Decem| andisdies. dene We Mw M.Taw sotjouitd to o sundial Gatien eae ny: WM! ae FESTIVAI, The Sabbath Beto) of ts | He Sete seemed nat te berber oc subjected to a medical examination. i a h ft: i t IRST GRAND COTILLON PARTY no eh Taba" EVERI! | Se PERF UhuE Shaw, etre Ba padioevaetinl aah F ae : De-en ber 2ist, at 7 o’alock 3 N'H. WILSON. Rock Club CONGRESSIONAL. th kc, ——_—————eeeeee i Maroaic Hal! oorner of loth and E Thirty-fifth Congress—Secend Session, Churel, corner. of sfnasact — PE eel 5 E FOR RENT AND SALE. oe wstmas Eve, FRIDAY, Deo. Ix tHe Sexate, yesterday, besides the pro- cars of axed Gouts. ‘The publis are invited. de 22-2 [States.) |, 1858. Bergman’s Band has ed. Re SER FIRST PAG: ceedings reported in the Star, a message was t j fr ehments will bese ved te’ ‘Shatheld. = PURCHASED EXPRESSLY FOR THE REAT 810K OF EE i from i G ‘ IGN &€ DOMESTIC ‘OR KEN T—( Possession given imme ‘iately)}— u. 3 w. received the President enc'osing a com- = FINE FORE ‘A HOUSE, w.th Store-roou neigh A Parior Monument snd & Gold Wateh and Chain . |. WHEELBARROWS GROCERIES, FRUITS, WINES. li be ratiled in oom munication from the Searetary of Sion, sid Reus Vrate, Gon Sverd ro ene LIQuOKS, Ke, . Reghood Sor & krocery ard variety @tore. In . wickets PIETY CENTS. admitting « gentleman the correspondence of that Department ani a + lvania av: ee “GHO.'E. MATTINGLY. . By order of the een ge ee oe NGTON IS , —< de22* COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS issi i i HE WONDE F WASHINGTON IS HOLIDAYS AND WINTER TRADE. ar J : the Commissioner to China, which had been | / Be BBsS VEGETABLE BA SaM pds . — _ | FSR: fe besdoome'y Tarsshed eed Heke ick, rae Natio GUARD WILL GIVE A called for by a resolution. formicg almost miracles in covering up Bald Hends| BARBOUR & SEMMES beg to say to their Sears Aloe, tenee Oteambenn neti GRAND 8O-RFE Mr. Seward submitted a resolution directing and caring a/] Scaip Diseises. d22-6m friends and the public of W ashington and adjacent 2 C° that the Committee on the Judiciary inquire whether any provisions of are necessa: by way of amendment to existing laws whic! . Board fursish.d, uf At ioc aup HaLt.o WEDNESDAY EVE a ADY GAY (anew Paper Doil) informs the pub eet, between D acd E. + Dec. 39. | be had wholesale and retail! at dee LAMMOND'S, 7th street. counties of Maryland and Virginia that they nave = ioe: one of the largest and most select stocks o1 Groceries, Wines, Teas, Liquors, Fruits, &c., je 22 St RUG STORE FOR SALE - i HE S8VENTH ANNUAL BALL probibit the African slave trade, to secure the ee eas all ——_ dh a oa ever offered in this city, to which they invite speci: | D omnia handeome'y it T OF TEE effectual suppression thereof. ae tiene a2 6m | attention, We naw part: &e.,&0. For termsand further Mon! Mr. Clay offered resolution requesting | C™=-"OCer Willers hovel. _226m_ 13> hal chests Im Y.H.. and Bik ons | Be City Port Ofhes, or! On TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. ath, 1800 the President to lay before the Senate the cor- | #2) ORLEANS MOLASSES. 83Es, 2.0 boxes prime Goshen Cheese” FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Three wi —_— 3 reapestense between the Mexican Government | Just received and fey ‘sao by eniead < kere prime Goshen Butter, selected able Roe aren “= ops at mad, on 5 9d, suit mk pe Montgomery. oe Pam begs to announce Mr. Forsyth, minister of the United States | _de22-3t AKBOUR & SEMMES. ; oe Season Bites 9th street, between F tad Games b town that wil eather Nevents Anaeal to Mexico, and the correspondence of the State A POTATOES—POTATOES, ily, Extra,and Superfine Flour HANDSOMELY FURNISHED P Ballon the Evening of the 4tn of January Department on the subject of Mexican affairs, Pa SIN Py) of ee ee 73%) 3 Be = a, Ps shed. Fowser'd, & Clarified Sugar A and CHAMBER. both on the bre pong the AssEBLY Kooms, Low an i Ligh sagposcne as may be ne- Blagden's jh rorlggere near the Navy Yard. de 22 ste aon Seemed’ Beckers Tent at 450 12th street, between G and The Committee of Arrangements them- earl ec eptn ct Gee ee FAIR, Feet Naty and Bandoline Brush Bodo Baskeet eee RUGMS ey DESIRABLE FU Aerecable ton whe cee earns fo make thie as resu in the suspension a eh : 7 Ln V. to ren ja 4 tions with Mexico, os par eA 2h ee NT bane 5 4 «do Washboa 4 Petras meet = gecond fi dei? “En ate’s is om ed for the occasion. Mr. Brown introd| ® bill conferring cer- GWEET CIDER.M Meat. pure and fresh | 175 do Blacking and Serub Brushes crock Setycen Sood F.__ det evat®_ and I be furnehed by en ‘tain penes oa the corporations of Georgetown | SWEET CIDER, Mince Mes 1esfo Ra Ropes in Dozens and Coils ‘OR SA1.E—On acoommodaty and Washington ots., Cooking Brandy and Win terms, Cagertaneed an popular cate Twine and —. Ww ik erp-bui't BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,(No. © bats will be rn hi The consideration of the Pacific railroad — ardor tneee, (No, #4.) with Lack buiiding attache, eligtbly situated Worn by the military, : core Wj PAVIS: | Mietse Soap do on no'th side atreet north, between IIth acd isth | “Tickets UNE DOL CAR. admitting ¢ gentleman bill was resumed, and after some time speat | — CN th and E streets, _ ‘artar, Spices. Teese + Title indisputable. Apply to POL, | and ladies. therein, the Senate held a short Executive ses- RAFFLE B LARD W EBB, No. 5:0 (2d story) 7h at dels Cimmitiee of Arrangements, u i xew | and Fig Blue SER ram pg FI ADOT epee Key, .M ‘ sion and then adjourned. No.aasthsirsets EVERY EVENING thawcctal 3 ods" Prareens mua eoend Fie Blue EMBERS OF CONGRESSand others canbe | F425 B82. on fset Kelleher Ix rue Hovss, the bill pensioning the sol-| ats o'clock. dem” Pome new Fizs and Carrants Provided with comfortable scoummodations, Sargt. Moore. wate Caaghiin, P| 2 = = ——- 135 whole, }. and ', boxes Kaisias On reasonabie terms. in de i8-to Qvart. Mast. Masher. diers of the war of 1812 and the Indian wars of N ND HAT AND car stos 10 boxes Citron a3 st MRs. MAN RAND CHRISTMAS EVE BALL that period, was further considered. The Com-| * MoctANPOGR sonnei Ge ait ana M0 PrecehaMuslioh ond taasiad Pokies in glace . G BY THE mittee then rose, and reported the bill to the GAPS, of every Kind snd quality, quite as Pickles'in kegs and barrely Ugiy Club. House with the recommendation that the en- | farn?,"4 (te ae who mise an oa oe The Ugly Club take great pi acting clause be stricken out. # Mol! INTOCK. 15 do Sperm do 4aand és ae ood Board to theu friende and the pubtiete gener] thet. ‘The House refused to concur in this recom- ZN, 2 go Casiile Seay furtable Rooms by appiring at hoe they intend giving @ Gracd Christmas tve mendation. between 9th and wo G5 pony pose. Firat street, Georcetown. Ball nt Odd Fel ows’ Hall, Navy Sard, on Mr. Savage then offered a substitute, pro- NETS WS Aas, | 19,000 Ibe Sal Soda OAR DING —Two large F ghee DAS EVENING. Deo. sath, 145+. viding that each officer, neonipocckat sine g of- bs, CHILDREN'S HATS. &a! jp keae Puro Saleratus ‘ fe’. with cr without BOA KL " pree well be apaced oa ytnelr part tee ae = ficer, musician, and private, who served sixty | winch sie will sell very 1ow de $2.24 23,308 ie itele Alowiven eratns, Ae. ily, at S73 F street, near Wth. of th Leet wails v ~ Pq RE days, or was engaged in battle, shall receive ADitS’ BRAID-. Pinita unied, harw 50 lo No.3 large Mackerel AJRS. A. W. BRINK 0 hats or capa im the ball room, except a * 5 5 Ks. 2 = those worn by the Slabs. present Congress, and continue during life; | aud Pennsyivazis avenue. CEA 000 Ir ‘end Hane Pow econ pee che < bo — HT = 5 a | SS tbhere will be ny invitstions ixsued that those who served in the regular army, for TiGH Ze WELRY—One of the inrgeot «t i: i comfortable home, where there ate no childrensand | aphiges 8 ® DOLLAR, adiatting s gentleman sixty days io fighting the Indians, shall be en- the city, and most certainly the best quality ad i y ; hore every aitention will be paid to make them | eee "de ds ease, titled to the benefits of this act; that the wid- | lowest prices, is now cffered at 88 Penpeyivania i oI hed somfortahie, will do weil by applying ediately PROMENAvE CONCERT AND BALL ows of those who gre dead shall bo entitled to | *¥enn>» by at herresidence, No. 62 south i Eutaw street, be- Columbia Ty oF raphical Sociepy. tween Camden and Pratt ate.. Raltimore. 1 17- receive the pens: and that the seamen and —— Fern marines shall bi conferred upon aa ae ene =< Se = OR PRESENTS.—Ladies’ Retioules, Travel- Foe CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, FORTY- F SARy i t 2 id 5 ling Baca nine, sibapisameaer Wt rt py sine 5 ri one 2 ANNIVERSARY. to be paid at the rate of $95 a tehes and J+ x a2 2AM) ba © Fxeculive Committee appointed to wake the 7 i 75 i. kinds of Amerrean ard Swies Di ops, Guitar, neces ary arrange 8 reapec:fell = i a HAT’S SO.—LAMMOND, 434 7th street, is ‘coord: Pe y mak saan and $50 Sil ea 8 ty days’ igen! jst my ryhmodwad at atom S ‘a ; iT so ling Toys and Fancy Notious oheayr than . thee, Keown to their frier ds and the public that the This substitute was accepted by a vote of pth ows je 21- For'y-t ourth Anniversarr of the Colnmti 7 | Soe | be celebrated PROMENADE CONCL WT ced Bees" Flute, or 122 yeas, 61 nays; and after some discussion ier HE PRESIDENT BUYS TOYS for all his ENA CERT and BA: y 0 From ELLIS'S Piano Store, Pena, FELLOWS H. »00 MONDAY EB on points of order, the House adjourned. mm to-morrow (Thursday). morn Akcotennentaad LAMMOND’S, 7th street. | #€2eu'9ih and torh sts. 34 January, 1859, when they atuure thar focas eg ing_ong the Northern ere aarxct - a,OR HIRETA SLA VEC AGIA VE OlRapelovativeares ae WRITING DESKS. meal be fees, godeaver to render it every thing that “ . rT E— Le. ESKs Proceedings ef To-Day. ofa PPTON ever clined. (Ue cuoleest Bae, None but ® Catholic need apply. Address Box Ix tue Senate, to-day, Mr. Cameron pre- sented many tariff petitions. Mr. Davis reported frem the Committee on WM. B. GARTRELL._ | No.67 Post Office, Washington city." dears No. 67 . 5 3 FOLKS, IBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS, moat F oo sepia oda Le B quisitely bound in morocco, velvet and cold Addresses and Vocal Music may be ex- Band is engaged. Sohroder’s Brass and St: Tickete TWO DULLA KS, Man &ud editing o gentle perenne Borese and ign, Circuses, Kal + mowutings at very low Pree tt INGTON’S ot 17. line, for eate | ™tee: es—to be had of the Exeoulive Com- 8 : - ° as: . , ’ tone) * > : . Military Affairs, substitute for the Dill re-| Perit, Hicks, Maives, Tea Saie Wash Howie aed sone Cero, SMILING HOC “| 7a ta,inytation cure willbe sent 10 ide lating to retired military officers. Toy. Baskets, &o. ‘They ara going} de 2-st corner 44g street and Pa. avenue. Bookstore, Odeon Bui din; herétofore honored their luli ty thar preser Mr. Gwin offered a resolution to withdraw | °° dow'edainy ‘but call atoucsat AVE YOU® MONEY, Corner U6 strostand Peen. av Omission might inadvertently ocour cert: private papers from before the Court Above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Goto SHEPHERD'S, LE’S DEPOT, * 3 aay a Goto SHEPHERD'S, jon ensued between Mr. Gwin in favor | W WATCHES punt, WIECH stock, of, fing ‘| , @ an ides of the great dispisy, Positively no hats or csps will be allowed in the fa Bayard ‘olumbi Paniavenss cea chat Corner of S she Go fo SHEeMERD'S, ny Suazotort where L ENMOND ve fiom c i t S38 5 A t rt it, 5 as, =" 4 alls, . Chien agit en ety Dene | tebe ire ap tetera 20 OY, | peg cto Seach Bat ge ce | Ne uijiig, To? Watenos, Cites Tioga, Caa,and |, Ezacasive Commicie tri oolored rostta ‘The argument of Mr. Gwin was that the | [2% iced tan tecaae ees nese ae HOLIDAY ERESENTS, TOY BUOKS, Birds, Rocking Horses, Wagons, Checker Board Wuliam L.Joues J. H. Cuantngham Norval W. King Court of Claims had decided that they had not | ace them befu'e you maken purchase, and save B —— sire ~ ~ 1, Grovery Stores, Tin Sworis, Manczers at Large . fae 7 tof 01 bi at N 1 a rees, Stables, Railroad | Wor. Jor. Gales ~ WW. am atthe recoution was that the Count Chas | ieee ee moet FES, woos, Bai RBS AKA S Sean, St ones ol e resolution e Court ol ry a —_ had decided against tbe claim SE RaW roe sot. 0, w Am being received from the President, | jiaei, ! if. walk ple ja pair of Sie ond Heh Ching otties, Vase ‘s dy ae the Senate went into Executive session. lars, Waiters, set of K 8 1 as | Gift Cups and Saucers, fimshed with gilt bands, red 4b Pi 1 ‘These ha thi Is tug Hous, the yeas and nays were eall- | 8. ta K . i i ed on the passage of the Pension bill for the soldiers of the war of 1812; and it was passed— a Piguras, Canes, Weightman James bugiish er. fails to please— Pever Force = 3. 8. G. this time paitiou ts Hs yeas 130, nays 73. and be-t assortment of TABLE | tonto his very large assortment of an one, nee Gee The Senate bill authorizing the President to aR (ELATED FORKS & SPOONS | SUPERBLY BOUND BOOKS, Dreeteid gent gree make mealies pag ap izam Powers, for ra 5, Cas sors, Silver Eruit aes t. = ; Suitatie for gers daring the approaching holi- ‘Thor. 2 statuary made for the Government, was re- Brusheo, ke fers, Gackvaa iene All the Novelti son ferred. eet Cheese Men, Dotinoos, Batkete tank sas ie wes beste sal Si cts, Finely wee House then went into Mrs of the | 3 , kee. The arent place for ern No ole on the state of the Union, a - a ;,D. : ed to the consideration ef the bill makin, -3t* ee ae ae Derne a4 $4 Bi Juvgsiiezed Works, = aad other Pensions, appropriating 2,- | Oo HOLIDAY Pa Dn EN Willards? Ho’ Block, son of ; to t le st e 4 The bill making Sigehodtg potion AE = times; F ‘ad of Ue pepsen one we Pent ait binding, both En, Sad ae rican antsone alla for the Military Academy for the year 1360 f i top; Cit from broad offered at the lowest prices. i was next taken up. This bill pel teal vere ete eeeaoramts and J) Good prairies oft West, The Ba af this entabliannonce Brokstore 49 7hetreet, "de at $184,854. Last Jear the sppropriation was Saag z eel Gods, o8-} heeds n» bush. dogs? | CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. . was still ‘i Silk Robes, Biack and Colored Silk: OTICE. Sng iduane,» =P Jo Lainee, Cashmeces, ae 1ENDS'AND THE PUBLICW1 HUTCHINSON & MUNRO ts revoh aud English Mermoes, A!pacas, have been adding to my stock of cheap and: ri OW on pand la: De Berges Casamere and De Lain gonse j 1cles.and would nam TOILET, £ presents ou the a) UF We bave received by mail an advance ne eter bmg many nee desirable 8, suit- N. }» cheaper than they have! P © enumerate in part, az ful- copy of the New York Ledger of Jeauary 14, | Sehr Ho Meg greseatenat yoo ig re TOME hae ice ccpeelt Ly fozigr Mache Writior Desks and Poxtioli containing the initial number of “Edward Evers | No. $23 Penn. svenite.routh side, Viease call and examine at No. $13 Pepu. avenue, | yewe! Boxes. Ocor Cases mag ll WM. R. MCLEAN, Treasurer. ett’s?” Mount Vernon Papers le 22-6t OSE SED SAS Te - between sth and ith streete, uN MoDEVITT. | Goldani silver Th Cases of Scissors, de is Wye Aub_ Fine Porte: ies Cases in suiver, shell, ANMVERSaRY OF THE BATILE oF U7 Judge Watrous denies any intention to Sanne or CHRISTMAS PRESENTS — * arms t, Russix, Moroceo, and’ otier vu NEW ORL* 6 N38, é resign. He will start for Texas immediately, to| {3 : clipes: . Predee art eee iron, eauee-pan, | Chest Men and Chequers, in ivory. bore and wood, | w: UNION GUARDS Fourth Anous! wal bold court at Galveston, om jhe first Mouday io " sh, an Troan Spoon | Backgammon Boards, Komen Games. . Sinya avenue. on 10th Jenne, — Loni January. r be} * up with, pair of Treas, fd giser are pacco Hoxes, Shaving Cases, Partinvlars ina future advertieeinent, By -_ ‘And 2 47 ; . Gold P: . U7 Phe United States steamer Dixpateh,Com | ve Od Wh : Tks Gint eee pow st Watchatnats, Drews oe eS Sida oun mander H wtstein, arrived at Norfolk on Monday 0 " ine Cu! ‘erfamery, i “RSAKY CUTILLON from the Gulf of Mexico, and proceeded imme- Boe prime cate ant ea forka or at ase tyrkey (one pi Anda great many novelties and notions not neces- mpire Club 20 0 pri ta) rare ’ diately for the Navy Yard here. Si Serman Cirare:sotte very fne. , out of, A mgood many other thine at i Tr 7 33 eo Piso at sauklin Hail. corner of wid vi ir eI 7 maton: streets, U7 The Board of New York State Canvassers | your'e or yal canta, fom New| _do2l lw _No. 92 Pa.av., bet, 6th aud 7th et 1 tek -* J ip w__No. 82% Pa.av., bet. 6th aud7th sts, nical 1 wir tou, 3 MONDAY EVENING, Jaw have passed @ resolution refusing to go bebind ARBOUR & SEMMES, CONQMY OF MONEY, TIME, AND La- : " eer No, 65 Louisi enue, bet. 6 a fen? is pamitting occu 5 ell & By » bet. th ei * s the returns of the County Canvassers. Mr. Has- | ge ?j@°40u aed iad tis HINA FIRE KINDLING. in boxes, oon- | Knieidoscopse, Targets, Toy Gus eal Pi tols, dois M.Waser COMMITTEF. kins and Mr. Sickles will therefore receive their SPecrat Notrren, on a 201 sixty fires, wood or coal, ivited Yoocitmes im Ereat variety, da. TS Bate roe WASHINGTON certificates. — . ee EE RAEN M. W. GALT & BRO , Jewollors, _— 310 pa RORINMON & MUN KO, Will take place nt the Tue Montana Case —Secretary Cass has writ- Pa. av.,4 doors west of Browns’ otel, —avenne. bet. 9th snd lth age. On NASIAG a tae Mooxs. ten a reply to the second communication of Mr. fa a ey ir unusually oe Prats Pala LAGER BEER DEPOT, Partisuters oh AALS RE ra as Hait of Philadelphia, calling the attention of the > Watches, ’ ‘and ‘shel Secretary to the friendly interposition made by our government in 1810, during Mr. Van Buren’s administration, in bebaif of the Jews at Damas- cus, The of the Stoppacher ire, umeyivanie. for eer a of gos COMMITTEE. a . ‘ [Z eo hie celeb ER BEER for the Distr ————_—__—____—_—_—_—_——- Bi. | [Sea rhe Geet |G iy y SHEDD'S, We 11th ot, "© Kovtun Penn. svete, | and cot your Pressure ene de20 Im