Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1859, Page 2

EVENING STAR. ‘TON CITY: : FHORSDAT mach 9, 1899. 5 17 Troven “Tux Stak” 15 PRINTED ON THE FACTKsT *TKAM rRxss IN USK soUTH oF Batti MORE, [Ts EDITION I* SO LARGE AS To REQUIRE IT To BK PUT TO PRESS AT AN EARLY NowR; ApvER TISEMENTS, THKREFORE, SHOULD BE SENT IN BY T Wave o'clock, M.; OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT APPEAR UNTIL THE NEXT Day. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union, speaking of the Texas overland mail route to California, expresses surprise that Senator Broderick should endeavor to break it up, (a3 he did on Monday last.) refers his sin- gular course to his constituency. and ventures the suggestion that they will be found to differ with him and act as decidedly as they did in reference to his general opposition to the policy of the Administration and the national Democ- racy. ‘The Intelligencer is devoted to Congres- sional proveedings and news to-day. see, {> A tobacco warelrouse is about to be estab- lished at Fredericksburg. pee ee {7 *-Garroting™ has been commenced again in the streets of New York. ~ (> The Utica, N. ¥., Theatre was destroyed | vy fire on Sunday last {The Supreme Court in New York city bas sustained un injunction restraining theatrical per- formances in liver beer saloon? “ Wasmrveroy Day. It is suggested by the Buffalo Kepublic, that the 2d of February be called -- Washington Day UP The Young Men's Christian Association at Baltimore were addressed 1: ening by the Kev. John Chambers, of Philadelphia. 107" Indiana has lost about #10000, by the gal reissue of scrip that has been paid at the Tr ury. The Treasurer neglected to cut them with the cancelling hammer as the law required. UF Henry Jumpertz. convicted at Chicago. Hil, of the murder of his mistress, the woman whose remains were sent in a barrel to New York. has baon sentenced to be hung on Friday, the 6th of May. Paswionaste Diskasrs.—Hall's Journal of Health affirms that diseases come and go as do the fashions. Once. “everybody,” had the dyspepsia, then clergymen’s sore throat was the rage. and now, don’t every third person have some form of neuralgia? Tax Outo axp Mississirr! RaiLRoap.—By the Cincinnati Gazette of the 27th ult., we learn that the repairs on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad were completed on that day. and that the road ‘Was open for travel and in better condition than before. > The East Baltimore Conference of the M. E. Church is in session at Williamsport. Pa.. Bishop Scott presiding ‘The attendance is large —160 preachers being in attendance the first day “The Baltimore Conference met at Lewisburg, Va., on Wednesday pa 17 Late advices from Hayti state that the only son of President Geffrard. a Colonel in the Arn died on the 24th of January, and the event was followed by public demonstrations of morning, | 3! ‘Phe Haytiens, who were banished by Soulouque. | are invited to return by the new Government All the property of the late Emperor and his family has been confiscated. A Maw exo sya Conrse.—The Cincinnati Gazette says that on Saturday night last. a body snateher who had stolen acorpse from agraveyard | ta the netghborhood of this city, which he had placed in a bag, was hung while endeavoring to get overs high tence, the corpse falling on one | side and the body snateher on the other, be having | placed around Lis shoulders the cord by which the | sack was shut. and the cord slipp neck, choking him to death. es {7 From J. Shillington and from quarter (the name of the sender not the book) we Lave copies of Harpers March. containing more chapters of Virginians, by the way the only readable article i it, the remainder be jade up of trashy arti- eles poorly illustrated. What is the matter with Harper’ Has the Atlantic Mouthly entirely taken the wind out of its sails? From J. Shillington we Family Magazine for M with each number ave also Lestie’s New | i, Which improves | I[7* Sufferers from Scrofula and Serof fections, clean up. Why wear your Pimples, Blotehes, Uleers. Sores’ Why have the lite twisted out of you by Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and Gout? Why suffer Syphilitic and Mercurial dis- eases to rot the bones in your body, or the flesh off your bones? Why let your sluggish blood drag and scatter its distempers through your veins? Ayer's Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla cures these complaints, and cleanses them out of the | system. Use it faithfully and you bring to soc ety 3 healthier. cleanlier. and far more acceptable | member.— Democrat. Baltimore, Md | & Destavetive Pine ix Mewrwis —On Tuesday night, nearly baif of the principal square on Main | street, in Memphis. Tenn.. was destroyed by fire, | involving & loss of about $150.000. ‘The buildings | destroyed included the newspaper oitices of the | Eagle and Enquirer, the Avalanche, Ledger. Christian Advocate. era; Gelkey & Warr HM. Hunt & N. Stillmai Bros., tavern keepers; and Joseph Teufel. There was a partial insurance. 17 John cy Brooks. a Ger u Balti. more. having purchased a rattlesnake elght or mine years of age. on Tuemlay, placed it in a | wage. It being his custom to handle snakes for the amusement of his patrons, he afterwards placed his left hand in the cage for the purpose of taking it out. when the serpent caught him by the forefinger and held on until it had deposited | its poison in the flesh. The hand immediately | commenced swelling rapidly. He was taken to ! his residence, Where he received medical atten- tim, but it was thought yesterday that he could | not recever. ee \ Deav.—Richard Randolph, a cousin of Jon | Randolph, of Roanoke, died iu Miami township, | Ohio, ou the 31st of January. The deceased, who was as eccentric as his more celebrated cousin. was an old bachelor, and had resided on the Ran- | dolpb tract. Ohio. fortwenty-five years. Heleaves | & property mostly in land, valued at $80,000. to be expended in the purchase and freedom of the | slaves now owned in the Randolph family and | those, with their offspring, formerly owned by the Randolph family, which slaves are to } free; and if the estate is vapiiains clase, the balance to bene Bt of said slaves. ees 1 On Thursday, the 2th ult.. three men, Mesars. John McCollum, John Grabamand Anun, nias Graham, went into the grocery store of Mr John C. Ferrel, at Bennettsvitte, 8. c + Where each took a drink of whisky. ‘They tinmediately complained of a dizziness in the bead anda weak. | ness inthe limbs. Medical aid was summoned but all three died shortly after rested and lodged in jail ‘Terrell was ar. ‘The whisky, on axam i ination, proved to have been poisoned with stryeh- | d nine. Mr. Jom Grahaw was the yrandfather. 9 Anuanias the uncle of Terrell. The cause uf the | crime is supposed to be 2 desire of the latter to conceal a forgery he had perpetrated. MeCollom was a clerk of Terrell. and drank the poisoned Whisky without Terrell’s knowledge. No “State ov Sv rextor.”’—The project of forming a new State out of portions of Wiscousin and Michigan. does not meet much favor in the latter, according to the Detroit ‘Tribune. It states that last wiuter a resulution favorable to the move ment passed the State Senate, but the only reason it did so was because it was looked asamere idle proposition. ‘This House, and wag indetluitely, potpened ota | of Mr. Searing | tegrity, &e | get possession of all the departuients of the Goy- WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. a Tue Coxprrios oF tHe TreasuRy.—We bs satisfied ourself that if Congress adjourns wi out having passed the Treasury note bill, or otherwise pr z the ae th — | current and anticipated deficiency mm se | a the ¢ erauea will be absolutely com- | pelled to suspend payment before the President | can possibly convene the next Congress in an | extra session. Seventeen millions are redeem- able between now and the Ist of June. They | are now being presented for redemption, in New | York, at the rate of from $45.000 to $50,000 a | day, snd in all eases payment for them is de- | manded. Two or three weeks ago Congress were dis- | tinetly notified of this state of things by the Secretary of the Treasury in his letter in reply to a demand by them (Congress) on him for in- formation on this particular subject. If, as we anticipate. this Congress shall end without dis- charging their plain duty of averting this an- ticipated disgrace of the Government of the United States. every newspaper in the land should keep standing in its columns the names of those membere who think so lightly of the real obligations of their trust as to have failed to have endeavored to avert it. Tar Searina Investigation. —Below will be found a copy of the bill rendered to the Clerk of the House of Representatives by Mr. J. W. Fitshugh. out of which the recent charges of corruption against Mr. Searing, of New York, grew. Our readers will. perhaps, pereeive another reason why the sub-committee on accounts, of which Mr. S. was a member, hesitated to allow it. than that assumed by the creditor, The latter alleged. it will be re- membered, that the refusal of the sub-eommit- tee to act favorably on it w ing to his not having offered them a fee; and that under that impression he proposed to Mr. Searing a | bribe of $400. which proposition he asserts, was action. Here is the bill: Is carpet fur new ball, at 32 | ® galleries at $2. dl laying same at 25c. ding at Sve. per yard yards carpet at I 4c. per Cutting, fitting, 31 yards carpet Binding 14 yard...... eannaees ee: 11 lbs. carpet thread at $1.25 per Ib.. 150 papers tack at 10e........ 22.0.5 : 100 yards felt carpet at $1.50 per yard Laying same at25c. peryard.........0.. 25.00 4 feet cushions for seats in the galle- \ es at $1.50 per foot......... -- 2.359 00 | 132 feet holstering for backs at $1 i : 1,321 00 | { 7100 Tw ¢. fitting. and laying same w Total... ced the bill to $# and when Mr. Fitzhugh applied forthe p ment of that sum, the Clerk of the How formed him in writing that from his (Mr. F conversation, and from rumors he had heard. he was induced to believe the allowance of the bill by the committee was the result of some corrupt transaction. To this Mr. Fitzhugh re- | plied, as follows : w reply to the s: | n the pur ve asa ded, honorable gentleman’ connection, add that nv And [ may. in intercourse with Mr. Searing, as well as yourself. in regard to my ac- nt. left the most favorable impression on y mind. In conclusion. 1 beg to call your atten- tion to the enclosed letter from Mr. Thomson. | Very respectfully, &e. The letter from Mr. Thompson referred to is as follows : Wasninerox, November lth, 1 Dean Sim: 1 have heard no wtatements t lated no statements: prej to the character I know of no act of his alfecting | a gentle of the strictest in- his character | Both the witnesses testify that these state- ments were not made under duress. and yet Mr. Fitzhugh comes forward subsequently and | charges Mr. Searing with corrupt i evidence before the Invest he asserts under oath that he still bel} above letter to be true. and further declares that Mr. 5. never demanded the $400 from hin | except on one oecasion, and that he never paid | at. Tae Toxe or tu v will find a series resolu * passed on the ult.. ata meeting at (riff in, We re. sublish them as indicating the sentiment now i manifested through the press and public meetings in Georgia and other Southern States They speak for themselves Resolved. That we heartily approve the 1 nifled defence of the South and rights and principles on the part of son. in his recent specel ngre ilroad bill, he is entitled to the thanks of all true utherners for that very able and statesmanlike of their cause in the face of our en to the sentiments of overw ran rs that | our thanks are hereby tendered to him for the | noble example le has set to all who occupy the responsible position of representatives of Southern States. Resolved, That we by bim on that occasion Republican party or its Below the reader anily essors shall pit wtil be driven « slavery is abolinh One of these two things is as! North intends | ly if they | there ix but institution of slaver: erument. “step by st in ite mad career u Union dissolved. inevitable as de avery at th y if they must? +. f safety for tl the South, when this ity North of fanatics aa folly shall press upon us: an that path lies aration and toa South one path President. upon a sectional Will be considered cause ex ston.” Kesolved. That w Seuth to use her rights within tu justified before the worl she has delegated to the Gener: the event she fails to obtain just it will be equally her duty to ma bya separation from such le we he ha view to being | | Government, in the Union,” | tin those rights | | keep on the strong side—a considerable wing | morning. however, there is a marke | iety about the business of the Department. and | requested to see his assistants, Messrs. King | learn; h | Court of Baden, at Carlsrache. is to succeed | will be remembered sent to them. | benefit 8 | near tth street. resuming the powers | { States as may wet | NIN over the wires. The paragraph rela to Mr. was pel tb Si > saw it for the first time after its publication. You will be good enough to publish this correction. and oblige. Jounx B. Hasxry. To: Heraup at Favir—The New York Herald is a wost incorrigible blunderer where Virginia politics are concerned. It will be re- membered how often, when it has differed from the Scar in its ealeulations concerning them, we have taken occasion to point to agtual re- sults to show how utterly unrcliable its sourees of information on that particular subject really are. Thus. it predicted with entire confidence the defeat of Mr. Hunter upon the question of | his re-election to the U. S. Senate again. that the State Legislature would sustain the views of Governor Wise upon the Lecompton constitution question; also. that the Hon. John Letcher would be defeated in his late contest for the Democratic gubernatorial pomination. Tn all those eases the Star cautioned the pub- lie against the adoption of the views upon them appearing in the Hera/?; and in all of them the result proved that the Star was correct in its judgment, and the Herald signally at fault. It is again being grievously misled with re- ference to Virginia politics. Thus. it bas adopted the idea that the Opposition nomince will give Mr. Letcher a tight run. if not beat him. In this it is as wide of the mark as ever John Leteher’s majority cannot fail to prove the heaviest ever thrown in a Virginia State election, though the vote will probably be light The Old-Line Whig strength, which has ab- stained from voting with the American party. will go. toa man. for Mr. Letcher; while the di- vision of the Inte American party disposed to in every party. it will be remembered—will take that occasion to get there Heacta or run Posrwasren During last night. Postinaster General 1 was in an exceedingly eritical cond improv ment in his ease, although not sufficient to al lay appre! jon. The attending physician would not allow any one to visit his apartment exeept the members of his own family. He is represented as manifesting a great deal of anx- was not deemed prudent to permit the interview. PERSONAL. P - 8. 8. Cox, who has been sick for oe days. resumed his seat in the House to- . Wm. Smith O'Brien, Cahermoyle county, werick. Ireland Capt. J. M. Brannon, U.S.A. 1 are at Willards’, -+y Hog. Henry. M. Faller. of Penpsylvania; Gov Tuas, Brows, of Floriday and Gov. WW! a ge kage are at Browns’. eee Walsh, the Paris nt of ry Se In! encer and New ok Journal of merce, died recently at Paris. : =e; a of pate ME don, for of begin singer. He Tas eten engaged Mr Harrison. se Geor, ickles and lady. of New York, Hon. John L. Stratton and Hon. J.T. Nixon, of New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Bradish. of London, Lord Grosvenor, England. and T. E. Blackwell, of Canada, are at Willards’. +. The Washington « lent of the New Orleans Picayune says of the Louisiana Congress- man who is to be Mr. Corcoran’s son-in-law. that a number of Mr. Eustis’s bachelor fri propose to celebrate the loss of so brilliant a metiber their order by a dinner to the esteemed departing +::; Mr. Jaines W. Hoyt. collector for the town of Wallkill, N. Y., has attached and offers for sale “a pair of Bloomer pants,” the property of Mrs. Dr. Lydia Hasbrook. in satisfaction for taxes due said town by the lady doctor. Dr. Lydia itches into him in an editorial therefor. terming Ein a low-souled sneak. poking bis dirty self and prying eyes among the privacy of ber wardrobe, searching among’ petticoats, chemises, drawers. &e. A New RK SprcvLaton Asroap—The Courrier de Lyon says that a few days ago people crowded to the railway station to see two enor- mous wagons belonyi to Mr. Lees Wilson, of New York, and containing a complete assortment of ancient and modern instruments of execution which this American has taken it into his head to cullect in bis travels; and amongst the rest, the first guillotine which operated in Paris in the year Les. ‘The Yankee proprietor. after exhibiting his singular collection In America, is desirous of be- stow ing on France an equal enjoyun Witness ing this very sting spectach . up to the read in the ditter Miss Pyne and ent towns wi thorization. wirn Hy- Mr. Mict zton street abo r | 5 | qui illness, and exhibited unmistakable symptoms of hydrophobia. On ‘Thursday evening Le suffered the most intense agonies, aud his at- tending physician stated yesterday that death must | speedily terminate his tortures. —Phila. Pennsyl- ranian, —____. A Mystere WRTUCOMING DEVELOPMENTS.— Coroner Quinn is engaged to-day in quest. to ascertain the cause of death of a female Tue Arnican Stay Travk.—The Speaker, | on the day before yesterday, submitted to the House of Representatives from the Presi relative to the African squadron dent a communication The Presi- tes that since the ratification of the ington treaty in IS4 1 the Sth of the entire number of vessels uspicion of being slayers was twenty. and of that number, six were + con- demne No new instructions appear to have b ned since I34f in connection with the African squadron. Restaxe The Mon. Murray McConnell. of [linvis, igned his late position as Fourth Auditor of the Treasury on Tuesday last Months ago he tendered his resignation to the President, which was not accepted until so recently. It is due to Mr. McConnell that we should say that his administta of the af- fairs of the bureau over which he has presided has earned for him an enviable reputation in- deed, as an exceutive ofiicer. Tae Recaur or Covxt Sarricrs is in ac- cordance with his own urgent application, we desire being to be transferred to an European Court. It is believed that Hereule de Serre, now French Mini omte ter to the him. The Vicomte is a bachelor. Tus Arnican Squaproy.—The U. 8. Dale, at latest advices fr returned from an arduous erui of Guinea and the south cost ship Africa, had just down the Gulf Afr She | reached Port Praya on the ¥th of January. short | of provisions—the erew ha ished rations since early in December. filling up for further cruising. All well Parting Near —-This morning, the Hon. Joshua Ro Giddings took leave of members generally with whom he is on good te sommlly. though differing w tnany Ie d ely in pol es A re-election. it Novick. —Members of Congress and other | | Sujourners h desiring the Sar during the recess, should seud their orders to the Str vilice. Otherwise, it will, of course, not be if Kun vgiats, Xe, wall, ana laddiem, ax vited toattend. Sabt'ath Son fail to be prone leeture is given inthe 8 xen I tone! iar 3-St 7% PRAYER MEETING = EVER RDAY NIGHT at the Men's Ch 10 n Association Roos, at 7 o'clock. Also, ou Sunday, at 5 o'clock p. aamne place Heg kh, te which J. RILEY, Dean. instant, at 7 o'ele wad war lat READ AND bb hed OKPH RE AN will on" dust, at thi hs Mind the * fe 12-tf ZA VAIN TINGS AND i AMERICANA ST SXhibition of the Washingt statu 8 of the Assuciatio y streets, EVER tock p.m. aud . Y DAY inthe EVE lent. responding toa resolution | 1 who died a short time since. If there ix anything cion. itis one that will sition, because oF ad, has had anv ion With o1 ving into partieu- unknown n indigent circumstances. Twas a person | Rochester Union. Feb. SoMMITAL EXDivipeat.—A wi calling himself Martin Mi 23 art. the charge of from a livery rin Winchester engineer. in the service of the Gav- is now engaged in looking arse ial | stable ke | topogr: ern up a site for a il? The Rev. Father © driven by mob violence fre Chiniquy sleft the commun Chureh, and when he attempted to speak i bee he was disturbed b Que- ya mob. the same class of sactive in the Gavazzi riots. ‘The opposition was such that he had to discontinue his labors and leave the city. Errzct or tHe Comet.—The Correspondentia | Autografa publishes a letter from Cochin E | Which asserts that the Emperor of that cou was so alurmed at the comet. that he had fastened himself in a tower with poison and a cord. in order to put an end to Lis existence in the event of its causing any disaster. {077 Nicholas Longworth. the Cincinnati Cre- | sus, and richest man in the Mississippi Vatley, was knocked down by a dog while walking in the street, a few days ago. and so strained the tendons of is legs, that he has not been able the house sir nor will he be, from WAITERS, 3, ALBA- t Quality Baw Jewe . 4iloors west of Bi AGS BASKETS, as AND BASKETS, fat MeLAUGELIN'S "a. aven hand 9th sts, LADIES" TRAVELIN Just reeeiy mars st of pew and oral My 1 x ek WAL UNDER chased ths entire i Son, the, business will bh of Gauerind Brorn me js Washington, March 1 We havo now o: tornt of all kinds of Bi Which, with coustant additions of th rable as well as the most tashionnl will be eunbled to supply all whom: neall,and we hope to merit a share mars St GRIP Mla first-rate gssort SHOR atronnse, FIN'S BRO: NOTIC price #1 Shakers and Shakerisin,a compendum of th history, principles, regu tand doctrines of the Cuited Society of b Christ il coming, by FLW. berers, A tale of Ror ess, by Jan author of Vineyard Laborer; 1h The Mechani re i, showing price of wood, brick, aid stone Work, painting, glazing, &e.. by J. Wilson, 1 For va! FRANKLIN PHILP, mars Bo er, SO Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, recognize such rights. ‘That the South ought to | ¢U 2) mak more compromises of her rights either in [77 Admiasian 2% cents, in 19-4f party platforms or national legislation. ‘That a | — ee = iil recognition and maintenance of those rights | SANFORD ULV is paramount to the success of national parties or Commsen bi their partizan adiinistrations. Ll Resolved That we approve the able. patriotic, 1, =< wise saints * Governor Brown. PERIEIES THE BLSe ‘esolred, ‘That we condemn the course pursued | -RIBIES E by Stephen A Douglas as disorganizin Gad de-| PU Rl eS de HE BL structive to the rights of the South. And we here. | &t by pledge ourselves, if he should be a candidate cu iH for the Presidency, to use our utmost exertions to c oO defeat bis lection. ¢ uc Kesolved, That a copy of these resolutions be farnished Governor vt lb and Senator Iverson, by all f fo 2-2w and that the proceedings of thi be pub- | > sy lished in the papers of this city friendly to the I cause of the South, and all other papers of like LakT M mar 3-3t* character. | SWE R, the most nes Alene tas Me iss H wot ths age. Call at LA MMON D” House or Representatives i Wasuinetox, March 3, 1559.5 | Editor Evoung Star: T find the tullowing | statement in your article of yesterday, upon | the sad tragedy of Sunday last : | “The recount of the killing of Key. published | in the New York Times of Monday fast, as can | rasily be proved on the trial, if necessary, was | Written seut over the w t vision of Mr. Je B. rarest frieud of Mr. Si: 6 You have been strangely misinformed. In | the first plaee. my personal relations with Mr. ickles ure not such as you have deseribed. While T shall not desert my colleague in the hour of his deep distress, it is due to us both to say, that during the present session, we have been very much estranged. It is not true, that I revised or su ed the Temes dispateh. ing inte the Telegraph Office on Sunday night last, to send a dispatch to Mr. Sickles’ father—with whom I have been on friendly terms for years—the 7% mes correspondent read to mo the first few of his manuseript, con- Wining that part wheck had already been seut of New | and see tts epernti wn tip sizes of this NOAH WAL, a Bi full rane Over vy ANC) 6 st GOODS! Just opening at } x, JODS— FANCY GOODS, $ TOYS FANCY GO HLIKS's, bt. th aed Oth ete, roy FANCY mar 3st 7 VENING 4 D FANS. u EV ACLAUGILANS Be prison betumra Shand White. oO the breath y THE TEETH AND PURIFY the MOORES SOAP DEN TRE FICK. To rid your premises of Rats we a4 A Mica, and Roaches MOORE’S EXTERMINATOR © procure Pure and. F 3h MEDICINES go to Bat th i“ 38, MOORES tis Pew avenue, sud, or J.B s, fis Penn. \e, West Bnd, , ard aw STOCK AND THE LATEST PARIS ASHIONS FOR DRESSMAKING. ~The subseriber, having just re York, is now reesiving one of the largest ‘ of SPRING GOODS ¢ District, to which he iavites tue mae and strangers. pusists in part of the following choice text Frene BONNETS, DR RIM tr HEAD DR VCE ME fi and hy patterns ot 2M. MA 1 paltorus forthemsel vex or children uthematthe shortest notice aud at fair tested the s ying wud t that he i there! remeonts to thos patrons, Dresses made shortest notice, with their in the latest French style at the WILL TAN, mar33w Prx 7 INS ENN MUTA i PANY OF PHIL a 2 COM HLA. Cuarrer PeeerTuar, its divided anioug the lite policy held 5 rar. Holders ot to callon the cates for t Premine 1 195%, na their certificates of y ars. ~ Pamphlets, blank forms of application, and every information On the subject of mutual lf insnrance furnish x! on application, without charge, pers or by ae. Any - ape pod i be waited o reson by semling their ress to Sj ._ JOHN RIGGLES, Axent for Washington, No. 538 7th street. aye oe P Win. K. Woodward, Attor: Clack, Toller Rises d& Bank; i n8, Shoe Merchant, Pa. av.: Moore & Cis. sell, Grocers, st; W, D, Shepherd, Merchant, corner 7th and D sts, {War 3-eo3t, . . . CONGRESSIONAL. Thirty-fifth Congress—Second Session. al ce Is tue Senate, yesterday, the Naval Ap Propriation bill was passed. THIS la The Miscellancous Appropriation bill ain only aaties, again under consideration. Mr. Hunter mov to amend he ause authorizing the | of the Treasury note law at Simmons pro to amend this by a clause establishing GTON THEATRE. EVENING, March 5, reht het two of VANDENHC the grent NV need ony beeot SWINBORNE, rr, han, Mr. Jobu Who will appear in the play of 1 GOMAR, valuation under the | Miss Vandenhoff sustaining her origina! part uf present tariff: ected. Parthenta, and Mr. winborne that of Ungenon After conside discussion the amendment | Py conclude with Douziny Jerrold"s ereat proce of Mr. Hanter was agreed to—yens 24. nays 10 BLACK-EVED SUSAN, Various other amendment: were proposed, | and most of them rejected. Those agreed to were unimportant A ajourest: | Iv tue Hovse, the motion of Mr. Davis, of | Ind . to suspend the rules for the introduction of a bill repealing the Englieh-Kansas proviso, was disagreed to—yeas 100. nays 87 Several joint resolutions authorizi ‘int- ing to be executed. were ceeds es oat aie Senate billx for removing obstructions at the | mouth of th issixsippi, and improving navi- gation over the St. Clair flats On motion of Mr. Phelps. of Mo.. the vote on the bill making appropriations for the ocean | mail service was reconsidered. and Mr. P. then | amended it by —— aclause appropriating $166.466.66 for the Tehuantepec route from New Urieans to San Francisco. The amond- ment was ‘eed to-—ayes 86, noes 56—and the bill sdivreric preein 66, nays 94. Mr. Washburne, of Me.. from the committee of conference on the di veing votes on the Legislative, Executive. Judicial xppropri- ation bill, submitted a report recommending render it as cosy | fireside. u future sents fony DD FEL POSITIVE l\prorami THE LARGES Adiutssion Chalet 4y'clock, the House to recede from some of its nmend- ‘Doors open at 7, to commence at a quarter ments to the amendments of the Senate. and | o'clock. the Senate recede from some of ity ameudments. | Me The report was adopted ;* The Senate's amendments to the Navy ap- | propriativa bill, were agreed to, aud the bill is passed. The report of the cant Senate ame suler sppropria- tion bill was agreed to. Adjourned Proceedings of To-Day. TN rik Sr are, to-day, the Miscellancuus ap propriation bill was then taken up | dan amendment authorizing erieneral to increase the msil facilities between the Atlantic and Pacific States, by way of Panama and Tehuantepec, to an additionul cost of not oxceeding $250,000. This was opposed by Messrs. Clay, Pugh and Toombs, and advocated by Messrs. Yulee and Seward. Mr. Benjamin stated that he was largely in-_ terested pecuniarily in the Tehuan‘ route, | and consequently would not vote on tl ond- ment, which he advocated. { The amendment was adopted—yeas 39, nays | i. FRA K m thin « aty 1. Wednesttay = Drew i Wil be wold (1 ” t tugton prew Doors open fe 21-100 of Iv tHe Hovse. the morning hour was spent in transacting private business. fis ng the Committee | ) es of the House, and : ndjust all outstanding accounts with the same, | FRO! was passed by The report of the committee of conference on disagrecing votes of the two houses on amend- their ments to the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill was adopted. On motion of Mr. Nichols. the House cousid- ered the report from the Searing Investigating Committee. The resolution accompany: report is as follows : Resstead, That upon a review of all t a in the matter of the ereus 1 ECON DOL tha mitt 4 videm | Coee. ae rant a # hor subject him toexpuision, — |," pets Manacer Mr. Nichols stated that since the report had been mate. he had re-read the testimony, and | came to the conclusion the resolution did not ! go fur enough, and that it should have entirely | ws exonerated the member from New York, as the | evidence was not suflicient to impeach his in- + tegrity in any degree. This conclusion, he | . AN said, was alsy concurred in by other members WAltE of the Committee. will be given. After some debate the resolution was adopted. | drew Hancoc === | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. POR RENT—The two-*t ry BRICK HOUSE, situated on 3! micect, in Ges rooms, a collar, tor, a ciste tints athe. aud English, a SI restaurant, or pri ts V J ANTS. ttully AND LAMP l - COPAKPNERSHIP. HAVE thes : Burnouts, 3 y will receive all SMOOT & will ondeavor to No. 19 Brulge street, ( . >> PTAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF RE ws customers in tho Destiiet matics of Maryland and Vir tho patronage they have be- veral ye 5 t aul tot Wator stro ARE POR RE et od. at this Mois ay iu March next, forthe RE S.aled propos: wut the he tt ING NSTRUCTION IN DRAWING AND P. Mr. W ZOD, Artist of mt He eeeut | dust reesivad.a yeome | celebrated SK en =u lnesday and Saturday afternoons, all lowest advance) per quarter of eleven P Oil Painting. < BIS OD Drawt mar 2-Im 0 BE SOLD DIARY OF TH Fr cor mar l-eost BOSTO Bills of lade 100 Tons sn aod daily axl te by Be ngm: 5. JOUN MeFAR f Columbian, will ith of Mareh. uInUMeation ther p: labor, Utiines, with a” pore terms. he deavers VALTER GODEY. to turnish the publy cle, on th Ost rem lett wath Jorat my HE NAPOL, Pty, E LIQUOR ST High street, near Water _ _ c. ADDISON, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OP FEED, Nos. 91 and 93 Water street, Georgetown. jn 12-e02m OWEN feet oN rEetor WwW < BALE Hay. 1,238 pounds each. E Have constautly on hand BALE HAY, of = the best quality, Focenie st the oa . - T DI foW-2awiw* No. WS Water at, Georgetown, ancoglig New IS YOUR TIME, T COST FOR CASH. GOODS and FANCY ar- part: 10 doz. Extension 3) yards Carpeting, at t 45e.5 Corsets at ited with pleacant ROOMS n reasonable tarms, by applying stree HAMLET. Mrs. Kerb vere Hi r at PHI. hate | Sth: andl Lie “Sa noe oe > - : NOTICE. I IERSONS Indebted to the late firm of Hower marl tt Ov rue 1 & Moxsect are notitied Uhat their ac. Are w | had at Miss ready. All accounts rewaining npay) or settival on | also,at J. 1B. the Ist April will be placed in other btidevin acttic: | Washington. ment. eee a HOWELL & MORSELL._ M's a DRY GOODS rox 1am. SPRING ad DUCALS, SPRIN ALEN TaSand PARIS PLAIDS, 30 pieces SPRING CHINTZ, CHINTZ BRELMASTS & CERSIAN cLoTus a, les of SPRING .allofwhrech will be sold at the very lowest cash prices, WILLIAM R. RILEY, mar2-Im corner 8th st., oppo. Contes Mark: t, ADLES’ HAIR WORK Repaired, or takon in | STRAW HOP low prices, at mar 1-St S Just Reoe h ad, fe | By special request, Mr. Pishor as Willian All ame. wollte, Waatien The Orchestra has been will pint a. ng Be Lrg ~ x ° Wiil be oy eg lahion 5 fone Link | Of Exotisu, Frexer PR | Andon SATURDAY A te Aftornoon E, Uthee for sale of ADIN AUtPHILL ureday Evening, Feb, 21 7” Anearly attendanes ix to her retin commences at 8 o'clock precisely, OUR NA th: GH ANDR members of th ke great pleasure in aily that oi wd Third ¢ . tet F at Hy Hail on THURSDAY E Tickets, admitting agentioman and ladies, Pony | WVANTED—A good COOK. Adare iness perfectly, aud can bring good roe tions, Address H. V., of C., Post Othoe. Phe Proprictor of the Intellig jouse Ageney, SC os by leaving iat this wttice, t thing not reeoileet st ul give = la SKIRTS! ty subscribers Will Mavs carly ty reertve subseriptie BY His COUN’ uarkets ; r azctte copy and charee star “TION OF PARTNERSHIP tend will oa! rR SRS leaving the eity. and in want i] fortabl: ¥ BLANKET. will fot Geutlemea’s Furn MRS. A. SPEIR ved, and will day, jug the city. and others wishing their HATS early, is HATS : Poe « = anes aps ae entrusted of thes city. w e » undertakes to as any private ad and LOWS’ HALL. ov, WEEK or LUSTRATIONS§ = CL oF TH) RUSSIAN WAR AND. ED TABLEA » TeRKien, AND Russian Gry. ERALS. T EXHIBITION IN THRE OKLD, 25 com a. Kesorvad Seats open from lv tll fem iw s ow Lake Joury the Eughth.* eited anno tekets ~)atter the Reading | sate be reserved. adings will be ponitivel: ‘Mrs. Kemble will give tn Wash, ut from public ite. eo 7p. ms quarter bet + THE PIELD AG ATN. ROLE AND REA tends and the p ein M. OF y Cent ARRANG'TS, ) GRAND COTILLON PARTY AS CLUB will take piace ‘ 2th and 13th, March st *—J. T. Kennedy, 3.0. K T. SITUATION Wait on & gentle winemded, Add: Box 14, at mar 2-30" WANTED—by ayoung Man shout % years of Ace, who can kr Tt vat) family solicits the — Persons secking all at our Insurance Evuph ine the wnupl the assixtanes t meet the re Wants ot the cit sts support : SEY & LANSDALE, No. 507th st., near D. LOST AND FOUND. OST—On the let net suppose! to have 4 taken from the National Motel, by srstak : LD HEADEDCA Waving Tho “ssion of the owner engrave " Fa eet aged weher will too susstaboly ee wedded boy lok ee cadiats seal othee of the Natioaal Hotel OST—On Sunday evening betwoon 99.6 4 street nan th t Bapt i Linked BRAC ET. T 1 ut about 5 he had sewer Any slave Sinte HOOP SKIRTS" nelly & Co.'s IRTS. ALso ment of PAR ASOLS and SUN UM Wwhick will be suld St the very RILEY, ner? ntre Market. BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY N PKESS. Ik AMERICAN REVOLI , TION, Prices, LAND, be at “ sand <u eriplions wun VIRGINIA BEATLS, MAN IN FAT CATT, 4 Drovers ON and the Washineton heretofore existe dassel ved by who are indet eorge Sinall, wh t, Rud these porn truss ER RGE SM F CONGRES AND AVELI Bt & good assortm HAS TTA ng Store, 44 Penn. avenne. on W. duos wand we he beneft of Teadies ear ATS, toxether wah Heh she invites the attontiv®