Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1859, Page 2

EVENING STAR. en WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY.......00+----- January 15, 1559. heugh ‘‘ The Star’’ is primted en the Pilg press in use seuth ef Daiti- mere, its edition is se large as te require it te be put te press at an early heur, Adver- tisements, therefore, should be sentin y 12 e’cleck, m.; etherwise they may net appear watil the next day. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union, speaking of written Constitu- tions and Popular Sovereignty, says that it matters little in practice to the citizen whether his rights depend upon the whim and caprice of one man or of a number of men, of 2 mon- arch or a mob; that if they are not secured by guaranties, and not protected by laws, superior to the arbitrary will of the ruling power, it matters little in result whether that will be singular or plural; that in our country the people are recognised as the source of all po- litical power; and that for the purpose of re- straining the excesses of the populace the framers of our Government invented that admirable and distinguished feature in our American system of government, the written Constitution, which it argues should be the Supreme law of the land, however much it may interfere with sectional ebulitions of the peo- ple. The Intelligencer is devoted to Congressional ‘Proceedings and news to-day. —___-.-e—___ i> Ellis sends us a copy ofa new song by Schmidt, “I’ve left my Home.” ee Soe i> The “ Punctuation Train,” on the Hudson River Railroad, is the one that makes all the stops. US The sale of the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, bas been superseded, and extensive im- provements are to be made. es UU We learn from a New York paper that ‘2500 men have been discharged, for the winter, from the work on the Central Park in New York. UP The President has written a letter of reply to Benjamin W. Hart, of New York, declaring his concurrence ip the published letters of Sec- Tetary Cass to the Philadelphia Jews. UP” Over 8700 have been raised in Atlanta, Goorgia, for the widow and orphans of Calvin Webb, a policeman, who was murdered there a few days since by a man named Cho:ce. Se eeeseeen U> The telegraph line to Cubais Progiessing ‘The poles are being planted ia Savannab, aud the line is extending through southwestern Geor- xia to Fernandina, Fla., and will soon be pushed through. ——______ U7 A land-slide, carrying down iw.000 square yards of earth and rocks, receutly cccurred near Hanibal, Mo. One man, samed Flerray, was Killed, and his body was buried beneath 30 feet of earth. ae eres {> Late advices from Florence inform us that the Statue of Henry Clay, for which the ladies of Virginia furnished an order to Mr. Hart, will Probably be completed within the next six months. eee U7 The Senate of Illinois consists of 25 mem- bers, all but four of whom are over 35 years of 2ge. The youngest member is 30 and the oldest 49 years. There are li lawyers. Of the members 7 are New Yorkers. iL The chess match between Paul Morphy and Professor Anderssen, at Paris, resulted tn the triumph of the American champion. The score at the close stood as follows ; Morphy 7; Anderssen 3; drawn 2. Naval.—The bark Edisto is at the Brooklyn navy yard, receiving stores for the Paraguay squadron, and will sail in about ten days. An Opportunity for sending letters to those connected with that squadron will thus be oifered. te eeienemamaingsses I>” With the thermometer at ten below, the Newporters areqcontemplating the Prospects of the next season in that famous watering place Thirty-one furnished houses have already been Tented, against five at the same time last year. Some ssomspaeshnes deems San sain Evectrican Homicipg —Mr. BE. Meriman“the philosopher of Brooklyn Heights,” says that dur- ing the past year, so far as he has been able to learn, fifty-three persons have been killed by lightning and sixty-eight injured. There are also three accounts where it is reported ‘several Persons were killed.”’ —————— i> A letter from Jaffa states tbat no punish- ment had yet been inflicted on the robbers who murdered an Amer can family there about a year since. The Wabash was at Jatfa at last accounts and it is reported that if the murderers were not speedily brought to justice the town would be Dombarded by the frigate. Se Losine nis ong Ipza.—The message of Gov Banks, of Massachasetts, delivered to the Leg- Aislature of that State on Friday, is a direct, Prac- tical, business-like paper, confined solely to the affairs of the Commonwealth. It avoids through- out any allusion to national politics or the ques- tion of slavery. LL I> The New Orleans Picayune has a private letter of recent date from Tampico, which in- forms us of the restoration of order at that place. The United States sloop-of-war Saratoga had visited the port, and after some inquiry as to the situation of American residents, had proceeded to Vera Cruz. The purport of the recent inter- views between Gen. Garza and Gen Vidaurri, at Vittoria, was the subject of conjecture, the Ppreva- lent notion being that a secession of the three northeastera States from the Republic was to be the result. —_——— Wisconsin.—The message of Governor Ran- dail to the Wisconsin Legislature states thatthe financial affairs of the State are in a favorable condition. The Governor thinks that there will not be more than $200,000 wanted for the Present Year. Liberal appropriations for completing the Janatic asylum and house of refuge are recom- mended. He favors the mortgage stay law, which be thinks has been greatly misrepre- vented, both at home end abroad. He recom- meads legislation against usury, and is op. posed to State assumption. He reiterates his for. merly expressed opinion in favor of slavery re- striction, and against the admission of any more slave States. ——<$<$<$_________ U7" A meeting of the merehants and business men of Boston was held on Thursday to receive and act upon the Teport of the committee ap- Pointed on the subject of a telegraph cable from Cape Ann to Yarmouth . — and Was presided over by Mayor Lin- report was submitted signed following gentlemen, who composed ae mittee: E. 8. Tobey, Thomas Aspinwail, ©. Q. Whitmere, 8. Hooper, W Spooner, Geo. Lunt E P, Whipple and T. W. Pierce; and usani? mnously adopted. The following resolution was also adopted : Resolved, ‘That the re dations be referred to the ceauattine which bas presented it, with authority from this meeting to carry the same iato effect. FH PERSONAL. ---. Captains R B. Marey, J. H. Dickinson, and — Dunavant, U.S. A., are at Wii: es ---- On Monday last, Heary M McGill, Esq., Of this city, was admitted to practice in the Ma- Tyland Courtof Appeals at Annapolis, as attor- ney and counsellor ---- The Grand Duke of Russia travels jn France as Count Romanoff When be p= — took a hackney coach and drove to ssiga Legation unobse: u which gathered to see hime supa Apes uth TUBS Out that the person 2 relative of Mr Chatics ice Bgear yy tired himself Edwin James Dickens, who comanitied or nite it New York afew montha apo, wee not of kith or kin tw the great Eagiian Hat hy sos Lal the tenor, ind to wayel y ? intly refuses with Serie ‘ from city to city, Spoiniisy 4 peter his for Paris. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. Derravpine InpraNs.—Within the past year the Indian Bureau, under the “eee. of an act of Congress, has been issuing # Indians of the Seneca tribe, located in State of New York, bounty land warrants for their services in 1812. The warrants are sent to agent Colegrave, who has charge of these Indians. Recently the agent became aware that certain unprincipled white men, through specious pretences, have obtained sev- eral of the warrants from the Indians for a mere nominal consideration. Mr. Purse, the President of the tribe, has also informed the Commissioner of Indian Affairs that quite late- ly a man has been among his people endeavor- ing to obtain the names of all such as yet ex- pect to receive warrants from the Government. This, no doubt, unprincipled scoundrel, repre- sents himself as an agent of the Government, and tells the Indians that he is sent to procure their names and identity that it may be known to whom the warrants must be issued. He, also, makes them believe that it is essential that they shall pay him so much per head to defray his traveling expenses, do. His object in collecting these names, it is believed, is that be may employ some rascally members of the tribe to procure the warrants from the agent, and then, for a small consideration, assign them to himself. With commendable promptness, the Com- missioner of Indian Affairs informed Mr. Purse that the pretended Government agent was an impostor, and instructed agent Cole- grave to make inquiries concerning his con- duct, with a view to procure his arrest and punishment. In order, still further, to secure the Indians against fraud, the Commissioner instructed the agent, concerning the warrants, as follows : “ That it is expected you will deliver the war- rants to the respective parties in whose names they have been issued, observing due cantion in the identification of each individual, Should the Indians make sale of said warrants, the as- signments must be executed and the considera- ‘ion paid in your presence, and you are required to certify to the fairness of the transaction in every respect.?? Facts ax» Rumors.—A report has recently been received from the superintendent of the mint at Philadelphia, stating that he has as. suyed some parcels of gold taken from various places within ten or fifteen miles of Henry Creek and the South Fork of Platte river, which proved to be of a fineness equal to 963-1000; and that it was worth a fraction over twenty dollars an ounce troy. This is su- perior in quality to California, and fully equal to Australia gold. The aggregate increase of pay to naval offi- cers to result from the passage of the bill re- cently introduced to the Senat? by Mr. Mallo- ry. is set down by a newspaper correspondent at $555,000. We are inclined to think that there is some error about this, as no calculation in the premises has, as yet, been made by offi- cers of the Department. It is said that the House Committee on For- eign Affairs matured and will soon report a bill authorizing the President to take the ini- tiative steps for the purchase of Cuba. The amount of money placed at his disposal will be $30,000,000. The Democrats on the com- mittee all favored the proposition, while all the Republicans opposed it. It is said that the Senate Naval Committee have agreed to report a resolution authorizing the President to confer upon Commodore Siew- art the rank of Senior Flag Officer on the ac- tive list, as a recognition of his services. The President, it is said, does not approve of the Pension Biil which recently passed the Hlouse, but believes that the admission of the principle it involves would opon the door to such unlimited claims as to bankrupt the Gov- ernment. It is hardly likely that the bill will pass the Senate. The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald estates that the Administration is fully assured that the differences with European Powers regarding Central America are in the way of being honorably settled; and if present negotiations are notfinterrupted, a few months will place us in the position we desire. The Administration cannot make public the nature of these negotiations at present Itis said that J. Buchanan Henry, private secretary to the President, contemplates resign- ing his position at the close of this session, and settling in New York to practice law. Tue Nortagrn Route to tae Paciric.— We learn that Col. Nobles, late Superinten- dent of the construction of the Fort Ridgely and South Pass wagon road, during the past season sent out a party to examine the route for the proposed road from St. Paul’s direct to Fraser river, and also to “prospect” for gold in that region. This party write in high terms of the facilities of the route, Pronouncing it the best across the continent. They sey that of the whole distance not more than twenty miles fail to be susceptible of settlement, or lack timber, water, or grass. They insist that the Fraser river gold mines will prove as rich and extensive as those of California or Aus- tralia, and that on that route, in two years, the traveler will find a good hotel at the end of every day’s journey across the continent! They add that the British Government is now surveying a railroad route from the head of Lake Superior to Puget’s Sound, the pro road for its whole length traversing the richest and most productive region in all the North- west; and really presenting less obstacles in the way of snows than other Proposed routes laying further South. They argue that the remarkable dryness of the atmosphere in that quarter will prevent snows from falling there toa greatextent. Col. Nobles informs us that Minnesota is building her railroads to connect with those of Britain, as described above, and that the British capitalists propose to have theirs cross the Canada line between the head of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, running thence through the disputed tract, the States of Wisconsin and Minnesota to Fort Union, on the Missouri river, and thence through British territory to Puget’s Sound. SUPPRESSION OF THE AFRICAN SLAVE Trane. The amendatory bill for the Suppression of the Slave trade, submitted to the Senate Thurz- day by Mr. Seward, provides as follows: That in addition to the vessels now so employed, the President is authorized to employ ten steam vessels, properly equipped, to cruise on the coasts of the United States, Cuba, Africa, or elsewhere, where he may suppose attempts likely to be made to carry on the trade in con- travention of the acts of Congress. It confers the power on the Legislature of any State to pass laws Prohibiting foreign slave trade within its limits, and to declare such punishments as it may deem expedient consistent with the Constitution of the Untted States. All vessels are prevented hereafter from depar' any port of the United States for Pytediame’ Africa until due notice is given of the intended voyage to the District Attorney of the United States for that district ; the Attorney must then cause an examination to be made, and continued unti! her actual departure, to as- certain whether she be designed directly or indirectly for the slave trade. Vessels at- tempting to violate this act to be declared for- feited to the United States, and any vessel departing without clearance to be forfeited. No vessel bel to any citizen of the Uni ted States of Africa, when such vessel shall have been sold after her de- j parture, without first returning to the United CONGRESSIONAL. St OF LETTERS AMUSEMENTS. States and being duly rogistered and Licensed | Thirty-fifth Congress—Second Session, ResanyltTh 8 Ha Ieee ASHINGTON PHEATRE. |) anew. in tHe paaaresgetecias, gi - re tobe im the Evanine Stax, it Srack Maxacen...—.8. D. Newsrargrs axp Lerrgns vst 3x Pre- | troduced a resolution looking to © removal } ony aweraret heetae the acta mates: THIS EVENING, Jan. 15, 1859, pain.—Any mark or sign, made by pen or | of the Winnebago Indians in Minnesota to the iz, r sppizing for letters m the following Pe Fi Petot Pencil, conveying information, or any memo- | Sioux reservation. — “Te pe pie SS tier. On which oconsion that bn'liaat artist and his beau- randum made upon printed matter, either in- | Mr. Fitzpatrick introduced a bill to estab- | aitricn, Penniem Gunes go Betyee Catharine Ufal wife wall appear infor the Beet time, side or on the envelop, subjects the whole | lish aline of steamers from New Orleans or ai ne A a Soe on THE OCEAN CHILD. package to letter postage. A printed hand-bill, Mobile to Galveston, Matagorda, Brazos, San- Iedeil, Careline tiago, Tampico, Vera Cruz, Coatzacoalcos, Ta- circular, business card, booksellers stamp, or basco, tages, Campeachy, and Sisal. other printed memorandum, raade after the| During the consideration ot the Pacific Rail- rami magazine, or book, or placed on | road bill motion to recommit to the commit- Jordon, MreJ 2 R Locke, Jennie jog, Bettie Bootman. Mra JM Brown. Lizzie To be followed by THE FORTY THIEVES. And,to conclude with “ i PADDY MILES Se Thee eikes saa me sehloete | Se aryetp ef 20 yous to SU nage, ce | Sat ame Prices an wousl. the whole to letter postage. "Mr Toombs moved to lay op bill on the Gelemae: Ann crc The ok Office, ar BA. schets end > i 06 wali Senator Dovetas’s MANIFESTO.—-The Chi- fate: Phich Was not agreed to, the vote. being Share lian Store, corner of Paun-avenue and iith street, aud cago Herald says of the remarkable manifesto of Senator Douglas against the Democracy and National Administration, from which we quoted yesterday : Will be opee duis from9s.muntilSp.m. "it WASHINGTON THEATRE. Mr. Broven has the pieasere to he has ; . Bi in. Brown, Ches- reen, Hale, mamiin, Hammond, Houston, Huan Pearce Wag ten Staats ras neeay eid, 108, e Kentucky. Toombs, and Ward—7.” : a irs GS Edwerds, Virginia. Owers Wes HB <t Rdgerton, Mary A K O'Leary, Mire K F «“ That ma: to of the Times, as we are cred- ays—Messrs. Alien, Beil, Bigler, Broderick, Eekridge, Mary A Parker Pr e moby = tbly fender ey been decided upon, and duly | Ca —— Svengali emer, berg trong ‘cater, | Fisher, Bertha Bees, Maria (cond) Walton, Mrs Mary M ‘LL. wd tts co red sgrtetas las started on his journ: 4 - 4 < 1 itegeraid, Mary . right, Helen who will make her first and positiv: pear pre pneeemog Drs = he i a ©Y | Gwin, Harlan, Johnson of Arkansas, Jones, King, Fay, Elien Rickey, Mrs Mahlon ‘anve * Sebastian, Seward, Shiel4s, Simmons. Rolk: Fagh Cotes Wilson, and Wricht_30. Without reaching a vote on the bill or amend- ments, the Senate adjourned until Monday. GENTLEMEN'S List. Fiatley, Hartley Ferquar, AM On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 2th. M’LLE PICCOLOMINI waisted meres ih 1ONT, was published the moment it was ascer- tamed that bis re-election was secured !”” » PI Abern, Btichaat Andrews, Loring Asbiry,J Mt Resiaxev.—Wm. R. Mercer, one of the re- who was previous] Ix tex House, Mr. Hophins called up | sndrews 34 Prima Donna from Her Majesty's Theatre, Lonéon. sy angst dropped by the pid resolution authorizing Townsend Harris, U. 3. Apteas Gosree SIG, MAGGIOROTTI, P ‘Ti tion of the Retiring Board, but promoted to | Consul-General at Japan, and H.C. J. Hen Principal Basso, a.s0 irom the (Jucen’s Theatre. joOae, Cot Newell, Nosh Kéward R. WOLLENHAUPT, i rest has resi kin, his interpreter, to accept presents from | 4™™#troug, — he cele>rated Violrmist. eee - = <i pein bedeceds mm the Queen of England; art | i arena nd MR. EB. PE is position in the service. Barstow, The remainder of the day was occupied with the transaction of private business, and the House adjourned till to-day. Proceedings of Te-Day. Bowen, Col TH Tue Senate was not in session to-day. Se ee Ryan Perry has been ordered to command the . sieec'ship Realist, now fitting out for sea at In tue Hovsz, Mr. Atkins introduced a | ® New York, for Aspinwall, to carry supplies to resolution directing the survey of a portion B-cora he favorite 17 In order to afford a!) classes an opportunity of Availing thernselses bos, the only occasion, of hearing this de!igitiu' Cantaatrioe 1p Washing the fol P the sloop-of-war St. Louis, and was, we believe, the first of the restored officers ordered to ac- tive duty. Navy Orricers Orperep.— Commander Banes, William Brown, Col W H Beggs, Wm @ Barker, Thos 33 browae, T HB ny ted Private Boxes... Orchestra «hair Secured Seats Admiasion at door ( wit jowing moderate seaie of prices nas ado) e Galloway, Joo L Graves, JR Pendleton, N Prag of the left bank of the Mississippi river, from Graham, Hon HJ Paughlie, Mr at. ay gis Fea po ee Be, the Home and Pacific Squadrons. 3 a ete Pierebard, Mons os a " Kentucky City to a point in the State of Ten- Powell RouL © Davis. Lieutenant Wm. B. Fitzgerald, one of the ; toa Ee N —The Meoager regrets to anrovnes gud nessee, to be made under the auspices of the Smamgee i} waned Mite Secceneume os aoe restored officers, has also been ordered to duty Secretary of the Interior, with a view to the | %° Pollard, 33 & Co pera: vely roquire dom early on board the same vessel as first Lieutenant. | Construction of levees to prevent the devasta- M_ Peokety May JR in April. he hes ven unable to ot an extension tion consequent upon overflows; referred. _ Bray, Jobn pe Prevost HM Queen's ‘Theatre ther: will, therefore, be Postage to Harti, via ExGuanp.—Under Mr. Foster essayed to introduce a resolution Bayard, J Rope, WT Parksous, HK most positively the only 0 portun.ty ot hearing this the provisions of a postal convention recently } authorizing the Postmaster General to makea ——s — =a — “yd Te ee eS ee oe sauhen: concluded between the United Kingdom and } contract for carrying the mails between Ban- 3 Pelham, Gen Wm 3 i — i t Hogarty, Wn jn is-d gor, Me., and Halifax, to connect with the Eu- Fawkius, Maj TT Z arrost, LEG Hayti, the single rate of postage on letters Farroxt, Lt avon. r ELLOWS HALL. a . | ropean steamers ; but, the regular order bein: eee DD FE from the United States to Hayti, forwarded in called for, the Houso refused to receive it. . pe aggro O Will open fora chert time, the British mail, vin England, on and after the On motion of Mr. Stephens, the French Spo- | B-wiey a Hawkins, Gol ST a orter. Hon A @ On THURSDAY EVENING, Jan, 13th, Ist of January, 1859, is 33 cents, prepayment | liation bill, reported at the last session, and on mse aap se) image em Bolt, Semt on —a SANDERSON'S = ii i ittee the all, Sam! © inson, - . LLU. . required. This is in full to destination. which &. >. a eee So) Se oe GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATION . — day, Feb. Ist. RUSSIAN WAR ——— = EANORN eo ab berpe tach ‘The call of committees for private bills was = bent " AND writes us from Key West that the U.S. steamer then resumed. Babbit, Mr Ea Burnham, & J Bremond, Lt D EW MUSIC.—100 copies of Piccolomini Schot- | Blair, D P tish, em-ellished with a superb engraving of | Bennstt, DC SIEGE OF SEBAST. POL. The sorment Mochasianl « mpeg tg mene ssing Magnificent Views o: ¥ . Metacomet arrived there on the 26th ult. after a run of three days and sixteen hours from Pen- sacola, experiencing cold weather the whole Robe; Fs Ro bertacn, FW ; j . dke., Loget th immense run. The Metacomet would remain there three pieces of Music, just received. > ig ries Reinhardt, Gees Gonera's. The whole aconmpan ed by a or four days, and then start for the Barbadoes | _i8!5 JOUN F. ELLIS. | ecco oe Reet, Hon Albert CELEBRATED BRASS BAND, to P a) PASSION FOR BASKETS Can be gratified | Butier, fion B Ag aa D ———— 2 Admission 25 cents; Reserved Sente 4 cents, Se score aiiih sane” Hanes Huanetnaf eter oak | Gosearwe”” MSMR, Evian wma | foe fr nies: Neoorved Seas ope tom e's Arrointev.—Lucius Dawson, of Texas, has} shape and ovlor—and he believes in low prices. jis —s WO Marvie, Jno B Spink, Orr Noarg 0 en at 7. to qummmence at 75 "clock. been appointed a Lieutenant in the Marine JUST RECELV From Kurope, at the Music | Couo% WR Btpoens, Fierce L | jaloiw ae comprising the latest pubiigations jn 15 Strano, Christian 2. C . Tax Weatanr.—The following report of the 4 —— = cpa = In consequence of the recent unfavorabie Be Ss JUST IN SEASON fee weather for this morning is made from the Morse f © OAP-STONS GRIDDLES, Oyster Broilers, Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. § Wille Irons, Ohaficg Dishes, C Warmers, Foot Warmers, The time of observation is about 7 o’clack: Store, 490 7th street. the above maznifisent printings will be on one week longer, Un exbib.tron in the new building of Mesers. ®ib ley & Guy. Pennsyivanin avenue, 2 doors west of Ives, 4 B 8 Isherwo @.B¥.U8A Sullivan, M Jones, Capt 5.USA 2 Sheaffer, L Jewit, Hon 3 Scbamberger, L Messrs. McG. & Co.’s. Admission cents, SANUARY 15. 1859. jals GEO. FRANCIS. S eS 30hoeon, tre NE pani oes henry Hours ofex: tien from 10 to Sand 7 to’ iw New York, N. ¥- WHEREAS MY WIFE, SOPHIA JAKOB, sonaak ce lig Sen Soma Gf fine. ata: | t r aner, Jol = Philadelphia, Pa. cloudy x povomune hia tecenean persons not | Gaxvare?. Sone, Sranee, dete BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Bultimore, me foagy, Se aw to credit her on my account, as I will not pay any Gonied. Mr Jordan, Bul Sivan, Soa ” Sasi = ton, D- ear, wind SW. tracted. 5 shou, Hop Mr = Junkin, ‘ rICE.—The fiat ; Mabetone ad clear, cool. debts, by her con’ ‘ SrORGE SaKos. peg Micht Johuson, Aletander Schwabe, J & yt rad 4 bey eave fe yd the ve v; Washington, Jan. 14th, 1858. jai5-3t* Ci'mton, Rev JJ Jobneon, AB Stogerly. Joseph February at Tem noe Hail, Notfoli," hs SVU Sr oan dee peng sel See pa tioulare in future advertisement, 0. - seer maith tg JUST RECEIVED. Curry, Jaber in 13 St” Lynehburg, Va ANortuer’ euppe oe aE. PATENT | Charona, Jacob Shaw, Jas j . Knoxville, ‘Tenn CARPET SWEEPERS—a great domestic inven, Campbell, Hoo J P pee fan SOCIAL CLU ve tapemtleoneg ep care satsfnotion. Prices rang- pnaae ag Stewart, Jes B REsBCOND GkanD.g ceaucess) 2 ee ing from $2.75 to $3 each. Onrter, Jno A Schwartz, Ben Jno UUs . » WOODWAR : Thorn’s Building, 7th street,on WEDN Columbia's’ G - clear, pleasant. Sole edied for the Distest, Govcanagh: deka See to, sec gg DAY EVENING. January isch, 18: Charleston, 8 lear, 53°, wind SW. F 318 Penn. avenue. “John Kally, James ‘admitting a gentieman ard —— ae slear, ples nt, N. B.—I will sell to the trade at manufacturers Colton, Geo E Kioney, John r ofthe Fetes eemae am Clear, s3° wind SW. | P#0es, delivered. SIS St | Gone King 3b. Parson, committee Savi 3 u e aor je -L. 5 Columbus, G clear, cool. .F i 30. ‘ jak, Baws > UAACACAT Stee - Montgomer clear, pleasant. These Lotteries are drawn by Statenuthority,and | Camptli, Chas & iano ee OR BALLS AND PARTIES. Lower Peac clear. under the superintendence of a State Commissioner. Cook, Hon Ches = Lucas, 3 F eee Mobile, Al: clear, 48°. 20 eRe meee ta reiag for over forty years. a O-mence, AF Tape, Patrick, Just received from Philadelphia, a large assort- x 5 = them, Hi * ; * Barometer at the Smithsontan, at 7a.m. (cor-| Genes. buy in the Kisryiend Lotteries, as there has | Doves’ ms . Mekban meat ot ti ween, Capes rim rected for temperature) 29 576; at noon 29 501. never been a question as to their legality or fairness orris ™ “ Davis, Wm 5 - of BR Taermometer, at 7 a.m. 42°; at noon 53°. Maximum during 24 hours ending 9a. m. to- of drawing, erate price: pad Sad no prize sold but what was promptly dered Swise and Geo T Lave, ColW H Long to ™ *“LOTTER R THE WEEK. 'e leu LN Speier ace } o. ‘Black y 48°. > LOTTERIES FO: Le . Doo.ing Wm ce, Hom pelxel, Dr ‘com Be - ae poiciate eo = To Br Daawn in BaLtimons City EVERY AFTER- | He Valentine a Seely, CW Pnlsisibin Lace and Endseateny Root Hoo og D.iz!—The New York papers mind LE ents Joeeph, » No. 454 Penn, avenue, below 43s street. um i h SS angtofelter, say that the Mayor of that city has received in- Lo mn, Hon Jno A Shoemaker, A © Shivers, Adam Scott, Ava MONDAY. = WASHINGTON COUNTY LOTTERY,CiassC. ‘To be drawa on Monday, January 17, 78 numbe: 2 drawn baliots. Doren, J telligence thata serious epidemic is prevailing Daubem, & among the hogs of a distillery at Millstone, near D READY BOYS IN THE FIELD AGAIN. Revex AN fm Day, M . —— we The members of the Rough and Renty Club . 8. jos H hompeon, Wim yl » er Raritan, New Jersey, and that the victims are 1 prize of son | 2 prize o' $5.00 org rg fian, Eogene Tarlton, LA pee great, Cp pe t their sent daily to New York city by the hundred, for | 1. do 2 2,500 D2 om Seeend Grant Cot. Joa Pa ty wi pie at t k 1 MO aes - 7,000)5 eee 1,000 son Harmcny ell, on i street, between 12th andl Tee beoet of the pork eaters: do.. kon key ae 3th streets,on MONDAY EVENING, Jeuusry The disease makes quick work of the porker Tickets $8, halves $4, quarters $2, eighths 91. bit at ASS torso Steph, 24th, 1a, ey which it attacks. The first symptom is a stag- Denmat, Hon HB Murry, Sami T See particulars in future advertisemert. By order gering, and the sick hog expires in a few min- Dancover, & Maires, Thos W 2 array, Com F Mt COM. OF ARKANGEMENTS. jae M,S&M G*ann MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL Devereaux, Geo T a it 1s stated that the keepers have placed men to Ci if n, Drnis oF THE watch the stalls, and that the moment a hog 1 prize of. 0.00" 18, prizes of em Hon a @ ane och Georgetown City Guards. ceases to root he dies. In other words, as soon * " &o. cs Marphy, Michi ley, Bobt re " “Guards. to the as he begins to stagger a butcher knocks him Tickets $5, halves $2.50, quartors $1.25, mae e se BR in par py AS the honor down and dresses him; and that hundreds are WEDNESDAY. Erwive,Peovis Maguire, John Seok, Pr nie apuer- in this way killed and sent to our retail dealers | SUSQUEHANNA GANA OPTERY.Claas. Sen ae fo trcny og daily. fe be drawn on Wednesdey. January isth. Follertos, Wm = Wiens, sno F he I7th inet. aeons TT numbers— 5 Fiood, Wm 8 Myers, Chas alk. ertire satisfects U7 The trial of Peter Corrie at Towsonton, 1 prize of... — 9.08 prize of. pct a ee ee B = yarn ‘we conk- Md., for the murder of officer Rigdon at Balti-] 1 & a is 7 — Fouke, See PB? aries meek etencs desire. to please. é ‘ isher, . more, made considerable progress yesterday. = 0 7 rhe Po Boner Jest Witkice, Henry hd a bp ae — Mrs. Rigdon identitied the Prisoner as the man | Tickets $10, halves $5, quarters $2.50, eights $1.25, Worer, Hon Henry Webb, Col who came into her store to price some shirts a a Ward, rE dickeis TWO DOLLARS, admitting a gentle few minutes before her husband was killed by a CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY, Class 3, McKee, Wm wren * manand gs OS Comusictes. shot fired through a back window of her sitting To be drawn on Taprodas, January 20, Weitemyre, CE Capt. J; Owens terry, .. T. Be " room. She described his suspicious movements 38 nembors.—i6 drawn ballots. Welle, Hon a, Licet. Jae. F. Davia, Sibert Prather. and apparent efforts to look into the back room | | prize of. gzune 1 vena of. $1,250 Charies Commiticon port ef the Military. for something while in the store; while Corrie } 2 a! do. Lnoo ppenecripy eid Col. Wm. Hickey, Captain Feo was in the store Mr. Rigdon walked to the man- tle piece when Corrie left. She was asking her husband why he bad not turned Corrie out, and almost immediately after Corrie left the store the MISCELL4NEOUS—npt. Transportetion +t Richmond & F.B. Koad; 4gout Wasbiucton & Mempais R. R. Live. © Lerrens must 1m ALi cases am Paxrar. Jaouary 15. WM. JONES, Pr. M. Major P. F. Bacon. Quarterm’r MeCuilom, Adjutant H.N. Ober, Major C. 8. Waliach, tain Sohwarzeman, tain Tait, Captain Towers, Captain Dav: &o. & .e Tickets @5, halves $2.5, auariers 91.25, FRIDAY, OMOKE RIVER LUTTERY, Ciass C. Pome a ‘fae & RR Faroe mee gy part of the Cité day. January 2ist, »R. Craw 5 c ace i“ fatal shot was fired. Corrie’s manner was, she ‘enumbere=1¢ drawa ballots _ LOST AND FOUND. Henry Acdiso hea, Ronert Cuid. ea. thought, impudent to her. fl = : _« BUNCA OF FivE | 4: rekrell, Esq., bomas Knowles. Frq., Oficer McDonald testified that on the night of | 2 °"go °F 5308 | 18 ‘KUYS, upou a stes ring. ‘Phe finder, will re- §. Biogmriiss, ‘shintprecer,tse Rigon’s murder, he was talking with some] 4 do 2,600 | 201 o.: poe Samaset, by leaving them at na A; Macrude » ‘H. Waters, Esu. friends onthe corner of Paca and Baltimore ‘Tickets $5, halves ‘S250, quarters $1.25, ja 15-3t" 2 JOSEPH WEAVER, sicccerntniesiantisisnsininensidssalshaasesanepvaliatens streets, when one of them remarked that Gam- ‘URD OST—Yesterday sfternoon, on lth street, be WAT brill had been convicted of murder in the first MARYLAND SPATE POTTERY, Class 4. L tween Pa aveune ond € Bt, i eee - WARTS. ————— degree; Cropps and Corrie then stepped up, To be drawn on Saturday, January 22. isce figured VE. he finder will be eu: ie at” WANTED—8y an active intelligent.and sober and one of them, thinks it was Corrie, ex- 78 numbera—l4 drawa bailots. warded by leaving at this uflice. dale youn man, RSITUATION as . coach - ie = = r= t 1orh t | Men, Or to arive en xpress Wagon. Or @ny other claimed‘‘ who says murder in the first de- $100 ZEWARD— Sexe ae eee ins place where a person of hie description would be gree?” Cropps then started off, saying “Come : eorge’s county, Me., NEGRO MAN, ene OE —~ Post omen” aa on Pete,” and then one of them, he cannot say 2000} &o. c. aries Norton, aged about 21 years; very which “some of you will get murder in the first $5, quarters $2.50, eights 91.25 dark complexion, stout, well built ; about «ix fect migh. No marks recollected. Had or: ‘ht drab pants, gaginet when he left li grey and slouch took with hima bisck cost. ight red coat, pants, acd other clothing not recol- it ended in Prince @: "1 Sy Pear iets cranes taken anywhere out of the State o| PECO INSTITUES LOTTERY, Classis | and give if a ues To ber day, Jan. 17th. is iaryloed, or Distnot of Columbia. In either - secured in ini or de.ivered cowie. ee drawn on Moi . to be bbe re ou HR St Orne inrs-sie"* ANTED TO PURCHASE, for investment, a W ‘rood BRICK OUSE, under rent toa puso tual tenaat.any where west of 6th to 17th atree's. and north of D to | stzeets, for which the oash will 3 paid. Prieo from $2,0.0 to $5,000, Address R. -. Star Office. 15 6" WANTED-To exchange s large House for a matione. A ppl ‘ fork nue, between Toth wed 1th — Per: ert Waanfrote RENT— side of P streets. degree to-night.” Officer Stinchcomb testified that on the night of the murder he was in company with Rigdon, when Cropps and Corrie came up and Corrie said ‘I believe I am addressing Mr. Rigdon, it is the first time I have had the Pleasure of meet- ing you.’? Immediately after Corrie exclaimed, “By ——Gambrill is an innocent man.” ‘The witness, after Rigdon had gone to bis home, saw Cropps and Corrie standing at the pump directly R. FRANCE & CO., Bartimorg, Mp, DOLLAR LOTTERIES. Field, Prince George's county, Mary 5 REWARD.—Ran > > “ ”, ened opposite his house, and shortly after that heard $100 serine readence W cotton ace’ ale: Br on hy ene the report of a pistol, and on coming in view saw in GR pow Bh tay Mok the Highest cath prices will be officers Cook and Higgins chasing Corrie, fol- TTER Y.Cings 15. CHARLES E. 8A VAGR, lowed in the chase and helped carry him to the saan, 18 de 25-im Balt cS Station House. W Mises aot fotos hu acestneee —————_—_—_—— the country, In either 7th, i : i Demat REV. DR. SUDDARDS. of Phiin- me, or secured in jati so that I rajsinine compe ~4 font erred io¥ ts ares in briny Caireh FORO wR Bw ao Rise Watt. MIRCHEL ca gind nog severe red Gone Cause Bt liveud at aight at half past 7 o'clock. it" WE NESDAY. jatllw Charles county, Md. 8-ly siters, Divers, arm Hauds, NOTICKE—The German Eva arch, (formerly St, Paul’s,) situated on 43¢ sinod, will te dedicated to the service of TO-MORROW (Sunday) MO# NING, at o’olook, Edema ed the Kev. Mr. Hxaiz ie D TAPSCOINSTIFTUTE LOTTERY, Ciassl6, rate ey dL Wednesday, January 19th. 75 numbere—12 ballois, ——ooe=_e_——_—_—_— SSS JENTLEMEN’S READY-MAD - G ts Y-MADE CLOTH. Our stook of ali grades, always t city, offers to burchasers reas - Kuaost in this Capitais. i“ 1 of. “95,148 5 prizes of. . ug An iumediste : ing ry ea econo Ibe Va ho pig or 7 5 “= < Te | 48 do - Rite Reed jr ludboome: + peaetieeerds Bhitteand the great d:th: ’ 4 procuring at a: y remem! ct arch Was pu e Cay - gentlemen themi umes cles, ct a public sale by Julius Viedt for the oungregation- Tickets §1, shares im proportion. sausinoiory ut jones wu bare’ maretarvares ty or ements ty have manufac’ ures, 1 Gree Sharte te order, st our estab: MAAUDOT AS te Tt. we TE co, STRANGERS IN WASHINGTON ARE’ 104 Dus ve INsTH hy LOTTERY, Class 17 uBEy 20th, ‘i = York city, and fuarantee 2 ht and PATAPSCO isle and at. Now York. | inotion tonil. Weare now Bling oniers tor thier ate f the jesale. youne. Mens” ‘Minato wy i tone opponite ‘Fo be prawn on Tharstas. Jam (TRONS “TRUNKS —TRONKS dorements to purebenee ee eerae, olfet greater in- own’ el, an! irom mm. e S Es Repve Union Prayer Meetines.” - in 5 Iw_ | 1 prize of. rye } totem 3 sell off our prostes i ether of all aot Des sticen, Nee ae = SMITHSONIAN LECTURES —on| lo do. 2c ais Hering ua Eole jsl4iot 882 Pa avenue, Washington, D.C. I F MONDAY EVENING Row eS oF RE ey HAT BORE SY ATreES, TRUNKS GN MiGKORT od Cominas. of Obio, will leotate, oe Rome, with aa AGS. SATCHELS, £0, we have reavoed our} Aso, pint Gkt and COAL of every de And imperial periods.” The fecture will commence shor uducemgnle to purehasons "tot" ts toned | Soy Ringata ems Ww at tne od and” corey iat at 736 0’ olook. z wn rT is city. Ja is-iw* ROCHAL& CALDWELI. ALL YOUNG MEN ARE REQUESTE bers—I2dra wi ots, Rt ye ‘ne most extensrve Trunk Saies . ~ Gilat the Roome of the, Young i ioe 1 merit Pree Of oan 8 tebe finn se ide of New fan sgn customers T HE Jncereat oa ain on the Bonds of tne tian Al from 7 to 8, prayer socal | 1 cesedeeses . oes temeee can i necessary exandia xT fon Reus iruad Cc 2 ‘study emer EET S weaes eee G50 | traveling ontiit, at th bars cumranteed hangton, Popasd cart aes feof wedertgnd togethers retinas { Tickets 8 ce iS Sroportion, in la 6t walter bets sthundioteets. | “arPhe mie SO Ewe a vo. for chur ‘3 4 bet. 6 tacit on 1 = SATURDAY ny. ‘) © ALLAN SEARCH UF PRESENTS. I FOREWARN ALL PERSONS Fa om —The regular month| Psc Class : — trading note veto Mr. Nelson, be ay sokinente oo PATA} cee Sati A me 8, F ! N& ORNAMENTS, rinoe Willi = connts, Va The Dole Was given 4 ¥ - . ¥ i ke i bad bet ~ Let ae fe Damapers, LEAs Bt bt numbers—! ee tS ph dd Sse aet Guused Gy-Oen oiien Sar west ‘punctual, ve months sada ‘f, onnecd 86 there. business af way _——= F ERY, 304 scl.ing ber on the 18th of lant June. ‘By orderat tes : re ‘oa it cLAUGHLIN'S, Sy tese A. FONTRESS. iS Gabe ei LOVES—J Pan fiance ros = es Ms Wj GONGRESMONAL DIRECTORY ws jouven’s a upon easy terms. published sole ne Compound, 25 cents a bot For ordersaddress =, FRANCE & Just received. JOHN F. E SHILLING TOS Bookstore, ja 15-3t af, MOND’S. jaletr Ba.rimons, in 12 sit between Sa nee teil eke. ja l4-3t Odeon Building, oor, Pa. ay. and ue y