Evening Star Newspaper, May 6, 1859, Page 2

—— j THE NEWS FROM EUR Pied: mont. In uence of these facts the Em- | district; and a third with Tantia Topil, said to be EXCURSIONS, &c 3 R { NEWS on piste has ordered the concentration of the divis- | at present in the Chumbul and Panone j=. | ___._ “_eeeee— t i «| | By the Steamship Niagara, at Halifax. | Potoctne army on the frontier of Pighnae ‘ann Sengh is near him, following. ND MAY FESTIVAL OF THE 6 i ions of y fr of Piedmont. M: ng. G RA ‘iP Se | The steamship Niagara, with Liverpool dates to | “Phe followi Giapatck wes delayed nine-hours | _ in Hydrabad an fittempt was made by a Hin- 1MA GEMEINDE: at WASHINGTON CITY: the 23d of April, has arrived at Halifax. on ite way by : dostano, armed with a carbine, on the life of the | Arlington May 6, 1859. Austria has cod an ultimatum to Sardinia, de- Papts, April 21.—The Patria this evening states | resident minister, when returning from the Dun- gs By Free Bee oss boars manding a disarmament ai ber a that. ee report: a ve Been in 3 € eee, onthe Uth March; the ball wet ded asin! a from = to-day. The ‘the Austrian : cin p : axe FER Lists ov Letters | gNicers. | Three days an er would at | Piedmontese deen spoken of, uetilfipsc Nc oases . ~ fant Fafresh « neTon City Post Orvice | 9 ret icy thousand more fee troops have noon meting ‘officially contirmed. It is, howe} mail: . pyilede Tick ‘one gen ENDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING |}... ordered to Ticiro. = . ever, cer’ that . De Samarmora has j n . Fr ot COMMITTEE. THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING | 4 ustria bas rejected England's nl prope - ped the Fre it, by telegraph. th . anni wie HE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY The French troops were movi - A significant movements o k 7. A we é FI ES si OF THE oFFick. [TS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 18 pest, eee was a panic g@ the r afar somes gate and that he feared: a ext patinge 2s aot tet . ; che pubis Painres tn ven Distuict on CoLemeee | {The three days given Sardinia by Austria to| Reports, were also aurrenf that Austria wll preach his first sernion . DAY MORN’ | # wi S NIC at Ar- PRINTED IN THR DistRict oF COLUMBIA. bonsider the ultitnatim of the latter, were toexpire | to give in her adhesion #0. the fet fng ot ING next, May oth, orelock. ‘The public are | Hagton Springs on MONDAY. the zd of May. ior Semi bn the evening of the 24th, (Sunday) England, who had asked for it in twenty-four pi nvited. —=es OUNT VERNON AND THE TOME OF SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | "pyc British Government had telegraphed to Vi- | hours. THE COLUMBIAN ASSOCIATION OF | [YJOU? AND TH The Conststution argues that the Missouri | enna a strong protest against Austria’s menace, to | A council of ministers was held to-day, under |} 3. enone wa hold wre’ cegtler manthiy Twice a Week Uniil Purther Notice. compromise, about the repeal of which ao mack | hich, it was feported the Austeian Cabinet aise | ana Nopolean’ were persentrro” Trinees Jerome | eer stanley) MORNING: May Rh ong 10 | ‘Thosteamer THOMAS COLL TED ont ran roe sak ahe made, was in opposition to the prin- Ferd chet keira ted pees a manifete toce, | Ths Cemmbuagignrd abneinoce WatheAd dr'che Orclock. All teachers of the Distrist are invited to | ularly to Mount Vernon t ciple of popular sovereignty as advocated by | com pany her declaration of war. Active movements were Tomb D. army of Paris has recelved orders to hold itself in AYS to of Washington on ; it CHA and FRID. cvs, leaving march, The first and fourth infantry H. NORTON, Reo. Seo. the == - among a The Vat wharf, at h street, atl0 a, m., and re the Republicans. . | French troops, who were being concentrated on | divisions of the army of Paris are under orders to WARD Tne frien Rnette | ni os lea reall the roche nnd the movements," tags Ghat it! appesrs from stata.) Sie Raster Wolidays ix 2nd ree had prevented | Wen vo eer, itor tie evening contains the | Rr Umoo of Avsomen, | hacehn bce emietanons for | trip @ ties in the May number of Hunt's Magazine. | Vondon stock and money market, and the Liver- | following: name from the canvas. A that the balance of trade is largely | pool markets generally. : The delay fyeaee by Austria to Piedmont for | _1t* JAMES J. KANE. not only - * The Paris Bourse fell 3 per cent, and quite a | disarming will, as it appears, expire on Sunday MISS HELEN M DRESSER Will read ~ = = agiled ie VANE Sistes; SECT One SEM) OL prevailed ot the lnteatoceagne evening next. "Till now, nothing has confirmed Fe bee 7 nec in Grok at Goan ANTED—A WOMAN to Cook, Wash and of our commercial exchanges with Europefrom | ‘Pye inal proposition made by England to Aus- | the here circulated that an engayement bas S EVENING. She wu. ie Tequest, repeat hor |! Iron, ‘q ashort di in the country. New York is made i i tria, was for a general disarmament by means of | been fought on Ticino. It is rumored that Gea. | jeeture, which read Thursday night in this erty | Apply at street. corner H. w the port of New York is made in specie. coumissioners; including one from Sardinia, and | Faldohn will be appointed Major General of the | atisth mrect. Baptist Chorehy cu Monday evening, | WWTANTED—A SITUATION to do plain Ares: ER the idmission of the Italian States to a participa- | army to be concentrated on the frontiers of Pied. at cn smerny evening will kenaar ier Maangaes taking or plain sewing ium private fanly. nial ea Vag tion in the deliberations of the proposed Congress, ake his-doraece ark a ae esa ALTA, ATTENTION Moot | coveet N-Mo at the Star Office. 1c i i . ny nis Sorerrare in the artay om the Alps. $On iB; iy ANTED—A DINING M SERVAD This valuable and popular family paper, full a AN tus yreak powdrs excupt Albkria tad aenvals | Gen’ Cansehert Ins piterd hoe a THIS EVENING aithe encampment soom, | WW 12 ulorady & ottted want OOM SERVANT of metropolitan news and gossip, and choice | Ail the great pow A report is current that the Austrians have en- | Temperance Hall. fully nrined and equipped: Exer- | recommended. ‘Apply at Box No.1 Star ofc: for literary reading, is now on our counter ready . Pee Lave tered the Duchies of Tuscany, Parma and Modina. femdnncs of every ee advertiser's midress, Mt for delivery to the public. Embraced in itsin- poerel tac It is also asserted that French soldiers on venerable | "nt feresting contents are the following articles : The Troublesome Niece; or, Opening @ Hardened Heart—a very interesting story; The Press on the Sickles Acquittal; The Suppressed Evidence in the Sickles Case; Bloody Revolutionary Scenes in Mexico; A wery interesting letter from Utah; ‘The trip of the Washington Odd Fellows to New York; Hints on Wearing the Beard Becomingly; Marry- ing for Money; Immadesty of Dress; The Sickles- Case- Bible Presentation, §¢.; Operations of the Patent Office; Department News; Editorials; Washington News and Gossip; Local Tatelligence, §c.; Late News, foreign and domestic, by mail and telegraph; Interesting Personal Items; And a great variety of choice literary articles, both prose and poetry, too numerous to mention. This is just the paper, above all others, for citizens and strangers sojourning in the Na- tional Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only 3cents per copy. or $1.25 perannam. Postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged. The Cheapest Paper in America! ! WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP ae Tue GoveRNMENT AND THe Stickies TRIAL. In republishing the opinions of the press yes- terday, on the Sickles trial, we preferred to print unmutilated an article from the Balti- more Patriot that embraced. gross errors as to the alleged action of the Government in con- nection with the late trial of Daniel E. Sickle>. The misrepresentation of the Patriot in the matter is common, we regret to say, to the Opposition press generally, which have en- deavored to create the impression that the President interfered to prevent a stringent prosecution because the accused had been his personal friend, &c. Nothing could be more untruthful than such an aliegation. That fact will be evident to all who will refleet for an instant on the facts of the trial, than which no other American criminal trial was ever more vigorously prosecuted. The public will re- member that no other American criminal trial was ever conducted on the part of the defence with so heavy an expenditare, and so much outside pressure. So extraordinary were the exertions to clear the accused as that the vigor of the prosceution has been in a great measure overlooked by the country, in the concentra- tion of its observation on the exertions to clear Sickles. The fact that the prosecution was so Vigorous as it was, and that every means to conviet the accused that the Court would per- mit were exercised. will doubtless prove suf- ficieut to satisfy all reasoning people that this partisan charge against the Government is | > wholly untrue, as it surely is. ge “Frise Tres at ovr Hovse.”—The quiet People of Washington who refrain from being parties to such scenes as that described in the Star's report of last night's meeting in the Fourth Ward, will be not a little edified with reference to the tone of municipal pe prev- | alent in these times the country over, by its | perusal. lt exhibits a sort of daguerreotype | picture of the style of political action which | has thrown the municipal affairs of New York | into hands which notoriously plunder that city’s treasury to the extent of millions annunlly, and the affairs of Baltimore into hands whose | fellowship is such that the murderer, ineen- diary, and burglar—gentlemen of extensive rowdy political influence—are surest of tho protection of the suthorities. Washington must | be becoming a big city very fast: as in the | large cities only does such * political” action | take place. Ee ee New U. S. Navan Exgixecns.—The follow- ing gentlemen. having passed the usual exami- nation, have been warranted as Third Assistant Engineers in the Navy of the United States They aro numbered in tho order in which they | on the strayetical line of the Tecnio, and that he The Patrie says General Marsueva has {nformed _By order of the Grand Commander. A TED—-TW KERS at No wa O DRESS MA furloughs are to be called in Vienna. c3 OF THE FOURTH Be 18th street, bet. H and i street , None the French Government, by telegraph, that the | tet epi t whi TO THR CITIZENS OF THE FOURTH | put good hands mood app: - ae 4 2 wenieut pril 22.—Piedmont, which has for some years , Hav’ - gs appl LG Austrian army had made a significant mo' a t endangered Austrian rights, bas been sum- H Cin Nine erat meee moctes a —— te ANTED—A SITUATION by a rexpoctable itis evident that no fair expression could had, young woman as nurse or todochamber work, and it having roven to me beyond peradven- | and can sew very neat. With the city tore that frauds have been parpotrated on the bal- | eneexiven. Apply at No. 535 Pa, avenue, be lot box at Loth attempts to n ate, and believing | aud 2d xtreets, that law and order ts the moned most urgently by Austria to disarm. Be- sides this demand, specially addressed to Pied- mont, Austria adheres firmly to the proposal of a general disarmament, although she © pt make feared an attack at any moment. The Emperor Napoleon had held a council! of his ministers, which was attended by the Princes Jerome and Napoleon as princes of the jet Te % 4 bu wark of ail gourd py - - The King rdinta also held a counell of his [est egy subordinate to the summons she bad ad. govermntuta, Whether ipal or otherwise, | AC STEADY INDUSTRIOUS MAN WHO inisters on ‘Thursday gerne With many thanks to the O honored me with understands the care and. wanagement of = waa se AD 11 2.—The following off- | TuRtx, April 2ist—Threatening movements of | fiir sufeaxe om that cocanion Luce roxpectfully | Horses aud cows, wishes to obtain 9 situation as pri longed ld pase t hed: + Pied. | the Austrian army, on the frontiers of Piedmont, | (actine serving in that capac arden hand, and to att =n a pair of horses, Ade Sawer fee roth years i has endangered | have taken place. ‘The Austrian authorities have | It THOS. J. GALT. ress Box No. 14 Staretiios, mags" Austria's rights, has been summoned most urgent- | ‘litected the inanagers of the Lombardy railway to CITY REGISTER—IL J. SCHREINER, | PYANTEDIA SITUATION, by a roapectahio au a to disarm. Besides this decand | Stspend the usual trains to-morrow. All locomo. Eaq., will be supported for Register at tha | VV young Woman, a Sermons a Gris cxpeeaaty addressed to Hedimont, Austria aulheres | tives have been ordered back for the transport of | Yass oft, mass" | Nurse. No objection to traveliuc during the sum: or eee cena of ‘a penetal disarmament, | 20ldiers. ‘Troops are expected on the road from | 7002! — a | ee Reforences given. Address Nurac, Star Of althotegh tho Carnot take tet eet eay | Milasto the Ticino this evening. A council of Ie Ree tee pee ceeneered | Soe. eee ___ Mum 6-e2t ake Urtis bomenwas dhelbasaed Ge merkens D tainisters was held under the presidency of the | B3,,,,t0 Earttes, Balla, Hotale, KES | PVANTED—To sell Johnson's newly patented "Phe Constitutionuel announees that a part of the ieee oe ymounes warlike | made every day aid sont to any part of the city. | hide EA LE GAS APPARATUS Pita ix ah = manifestations on the partof Sardinia. The mn! ontion give serving Parties with A * jon SEE Fat tae bees ontiered! tobe: rendly tb | TT team Glasetie publishes the answer OF tie Sere | See ine teats arenes Arey at the PHIL. | cheap lixht or ex. State miThe manifesto which {sto accompany Austria’s | dinian government to the Loudon Cabinet with 111A CONFECTIONERY, cornor of lath | 2! OE oe, 408 declaration ofwue Gretuee Sarkisian ‘already | Teference to the request of the latter that Sardinia Frets, n : T. G. CLAVTON repared. Austria, s& mistress of a’ position, te | #hould consent to the principle of a general aad BALTIMORE CONFECTIO? GIRL havi prough knowl cealy by an act of State and deed of war, te ie | Simultaneous disarmament Uefure the assembling q FEN Pocone tu wast ob Peeeeion (aGURL hating a thoroush kuowladee itiate a menus drama, upon which the curtain | Of Congress. The answer was forwarded by tele- | Water Tees, and Etitatr S g Cs oe paren A SITUATION in a utore, of in'a private femily fe is about to rise 7 graph, and the following is its text. pe feogend pln a Poy ak nn ge LEE 2 do xowing aud assixt in chamberwork.. Please call No doubt a general movement of the French |. “Sardinia has been admitted to the Congress on 4 a ers. Ice Gresm | at Mr. BOHLEN’S, oorner of ist and B sts, forces has alres the same footing of the other great y taken place on the entire Pied- ma oF xi ne “She would, like France, have acce] the lar attention paid to furnishing Balls, ANTED—A SITUATION montese frontiers. ri 2 2 s dy & manager on “ahs A inciple of a general disarmament, in hope that ‘uppers, &e, . Ww farm arden, | have the t ene, aca JOmTiTis Eyverally think the last!) [i assent would bot ‘prodiice ceesel ences actri. jo bpetes JOSEPH SCHAFFIELD, Wikeorarien E aca the Beat tomar ial = The, akan Herald gives in a scmi-official mental i Italy. Her exclusion from Congress | — en dress MANAGER, at this office, ma 4-40" joes not it herto makeany such e1 and still less the engagement which E quires. However, to couciliate the efforts of 1: form, specific and exclusive information of the movements of the French army and says that sADY 4or ge orders have been given for the embarkation at I A UPILS FOR IN: ‘O OBTAIN A Tak PIANO, which will be ~ 'RUCTIONS ON given either as there = 308 6-St mcr til enieroniele’ The divisors ious, | order to maintain tranquility tn Italy Sardinia | QUA RCE madras. Appiy'at No-¥™ , fewecn fh and Sk Grevable, Besanstcete , Lave alge been ordered | Willing, if Austria will cease sending troops into | igntoon square LACH SHAWLS, at prices | feet : mee’ cia tapaent sscheta . Lombardy, to undertake—tirst, not to place her | ranging from $10 to Gai, at IXTY DOLLARS A MONTH Sere eran Tetnimttee notice, Dut aot |. ccorve under arnts és had loess repolved om eines | MDa MAXWELIS. ‘D ALL EXPENSES PAID. ee Austrian reserves ad been called in; second, not : - A LOCAL AGENT 1S WANTED in every The totai French force destined to co-operate to mobitise her army which is not on a war foot- JON T. BERKLEY, ote EY County in the United Statos and Ca: ada, to engnge with Sardinia. in the event of war, Is estimated at ing; third, not to move her troops from the parler rak ana ys sea 200 DYEe. south | 12 rompectahie and honorab ie business. by which Sniler Marshal Cantober! end’ the stics amare | defensive orton which they have oocupled for | side. hetwoen sand Wf, streots, and wpprite the | full particulars, adistas Be trth LBS aolowe se ted + . He 0 conn? ction Wi . te sen oorommey At soni anc the Slicis upaiey WTS scares ven fuveee fia expocuuearar an coniy| Heteesr all Goce meteors two stampa to pre-pay postage,) New York city, e hainperor in Fsop. mt 7 6-0" ray ~ = Ser Sao “ a assembling of the Congress. Intelligence has been ma 6 ee Gu Britian’ Xnibeaaador at Turin tne returned received by tel ray iieote Pura \tnetactiee oe AVENPORT DUNN, by Charles Lever, com- Wir Bircase chews paictel wth | re ‘The Vienna correspondent of the London Times Ror pecodendeat or oo last few days, plete in one volume 3 price 50 cents. COGGSWELL’S NEW MEDICAL SALT in an- Woodstock—Peterson Novels—25 cents, For sale at ma é is chenp edition of Waverly PHILP’S Bookstore, 322¢Pa. av.. bet sith and With ata, J hela LACE AND telegraphs under date of Thi rer © Day before yesterds categorical summons to Sardi free corps. A reply ia to be given within three days from the receipt of the sumiuong. and an eva- ay noon, at foi- ustria furwarded a a to dissolve the tin: ciple of a general disarmament Tro thi ament she was invited by France and 1g and her adhesion reinoves most serious 0! to peace. the pr other column, lows ; i ee Spi he Turin correspondent of the Times says that m SILK MANTILLAS. OR SALE, ON REASONABLE T Fixe Serres We Ke considered cope yehert 00.8 Nes |. sce Cavour mint Will, tu casewar benctdacola: in Lede EA Rene eRe hearer Supply F tia Exe aR OR FOR RED ed; and this event, it is anticipated, would be the heis now selling Hits signal for insurrection {n varions parts of fusal. 4 - i apes ree-stors BRICK DWEL The Paris Moniteur of Friday saya Austria has A..L. NEWTON, vias FOR not given her adhesion to the proposition made at very 'ow prices for cash. NG- HOUSE Italy, and tuning 13 rooms, with 10. feet halls and Sattic rooms, > Pact nae - A haps even for serious disturbances in Piedmont. ma 6-8t a Tth street, | ao excellent cellar, a large yaidand a brick car- ped Tnlide on Mek we Gopoare dnt be Gainer Where some 20.400) volunteers frou other Italian | ain OF SUPERIOR BLOODED MARES er eee taee bene. inn intely, etecnnae, - Visnen has sesaaced upon addressing a direct eon States are cougregated. greatly excited, contident FOR SALE.—The pair of fine blooded thorough repair, aud is now ready for oceupanc: jeation to the Cabinet at Turin. in ordcy to | *#t hostilities are at hand. MARES belonging to the French Minister The rent is 3:78 year. For further particulars obtain the disarmament of Pledn In conse- IvaLy rectors for, sal Poll gg Resear uate of A. MOREHOUSE, next :loor to the prem- Rec pega the Emperor ordered the | | Accounts from Rome. transmitted by telegraph, aaranin aus ta le 6 ar 2 17th a ma 6-F&Tusw concentration o! ‘vera’ 8) ions of the army on | from Marsetlles, shows that political excitemeut is . Le Auct’rs and Com. et ings ta thn eapel eu ig | _ina 6.6t Merchants, FOR RENT. A desirable BRICK DWELLING of Pied: t. rapi nereasing in ‘a States. Great = pees = 5 » containing nine rooms, situated on Thos cus Sages inthe French Bourse cee of volusteers have de; to join the TIENTION OF COAL. DEA ERS or others etrest between 17th and 18th, opposite Winders Stone ane Woporicd tht a ghng ad it Welng | Pcdvoteee army, 230 young avon having lett the | waultag’ as Cie, pale Pairback'y Soles Coal | Sate Key Tq Moma And earehas wagant will bs atone time reported that an actual engagement | town of Perugia alone. A riot among students at | & beds, (containing ‘large amount of good lumber.) | Goomb" ith ro he Ia usiiches ie had taken place on the banks of the Ticino. The Pts hare em aneled by mi sey fexce, ae Stab! zane Fixtares, I . iat anf flares, a6, maa 5- if 2 closed fla 5 00} wing 4 staden we Cyy 18 Ln » the sa! onday, the 8th, a! a ete ene ee te tenet Over a es Eee persons. The telegraph dacs not. state | o'clock a mat the Goat Yard on Nice Yor Se TG comfortable three-story BRICK ‘The Times’ Paris correspondent says that there | whether the firing proceeded from the Austeian | is hetween 15th and 14th ats. MSE 2 | atreote wost, ‘The hee crete e yee amd at iso cessation of armaments. Masses of troops | troops, or from the papal gen d?arms or soldiers. Misses ND : furnished with gas througout, For terms apply at | continue to concentrate at Lyons; and an artay is | Tuseany, her army and her people, will, it iscon | | . CHILDREN’S HATS. JOHN H. SEMMES & COLS Grocery Store, cor- to be collected on the Rhine tfroatier. Numerous ja the moment the na- i have jut reontved a large supply of ner Sth street an! LOUISIANA AvenuS, Opposite West cavalry regiments are already The Tusean army, ANCY HATS eed CAPS end Centre Market. 5 Pea ceenlorll b vill Toren mee for Misses and Children, T OFFER —The said to have been . 5 Wishing to withdraw from business to which I invite the atten Signed a military con a7 ; ition of the ladies, VIS smes_at Rome says, ia % good Sypereanity for a Tinnor or Plumber to buy ich the latter been sent round tofhe | ma6 Late Todd & Cc, oe — st coods, consisting in Finished Work, the it. In case the mM, Urging then: to collect men to form two ap NEW GOOD, ~*~ | Pools, and Machinery. Also, does he wish to rent zing th NE a his House where the above-mentioned business bas ions fail, this e {s to be in- sof Pontiticial troops, but the attempt Las 0. HOOD has just received a lot of FINE. yeon carried on for § great many ¥ @ 8, aud Which tingent frou: Bavaria 60,0Mstronz, | Hot proved succesful, though aconsiderable boun- | SILVER PLATED WARE, consisting of 11 it one the fost arts in the city. All cau ie Federal ariny corps of 60,00 | ty Was offered Sts, Joe Pitchers. Prait Baskets, Dining, Break fair price. HENRY EMME cate will ales Bence A correspondesit of Gallignani’s Messenger who | Est rs, Batter Dishos. Spoons, Purks, and : Fir Krives, and agreat variety of other articles, a! hich will be be sold remarkably low at 338 P ready to march as required. Commerc. Las just returned of the Italian penin: of pn a tour through a great port la says at the city of V : ROOMS TO RENT, airy acd the troops continue to arriveat the rateof th Sh ne trent Der IgE two On the first floor. 13th 2 oops contin rive rate of three eR —— ———"~ | street, between F and F, ) 4 -@03t" sundae Guddtiag were ito four, thousind a day. At Milton the Austrian] FURPSH DRUGS = = — aos apse troops are Villetted of the Italians, aud tie numt-| “ Constantivon hand ANE duke ent, pure, F Cline rroat beatthtut oe dea enone | dull, and prices without mate bers of the Austrian soldiery now in Its annet | fesh DRUGS and MEDI . For sale by the city. Wil 5 combed trasan i? —— ™ In flour! trade was more active, and for bread. | De Computed at less than two hundred and twenty . CALVERT FORD, dr. to.n good tenant the rent will be low. Apply at No, staffs generally, with arise of frou one to two | Mousand. Drugeist and Apotheeary, s2'Bs. avenue, west end ma 4-e03t shillings Der quarler for wheet Ressia. (Successor to Ford & Bra.) ; ——— ma 6-3t OUSE FOR BR between 3d and 4!, st: olitieal prisoners at Bradenberg and ae for the jast ten years have ‘The stock market was unstead . Hith at. and Pa. to decline ly, With a tendency “6 C street north, 4 - A.GREEN’S = A NOTICE, p) LI. those indebted to late ., Auction Rooms, corner 7th an ma 3-Iw f though without formal animesty. firm of Ford & Bro., Great Britain i ¥7| Drusgiats. by note, or « . 2 eRY ; qe : . by note, or open Account, Are reapact ARE CHANG NFECTIONE Lord Stanley has decl{ued to eome forward asa | There hax shoseever. eno) sorties upeation of | filly requested to call ase! discharge’ thete menpoe. STORE FOR SALE Tho eeieorion Lee Cauiidate for the city of London, but his commit. | Buyer's ovr Say. sanucety for exiles. |The Arch-| tive amounts, thereby relieving the enersicnal tie | aboet ieee oe tee intend continuing the canvass ‘The ministers ex press considerable anxiety about his old and we ERY STORE wie re leaving Berlin, to proceed to Munich, Hanover « to other measures for the | established CONFECTION j ¢ counta, Being situated in the heart of the city, and imme- the approaching war, which is now considered to | 224 other parts of Germany; his mission being to ¥ Konerons patronage ox- | diately opposite two of the best hotole,( Brown's be inevitable, the Earl of Derby intimating that | 80d cbtain the arming of the contederation In ends ar nee 18 presented to any us of engaging in the same t iiformation eall ER, 347 Pa. ave, == FURNISHED _HOUBE FIRST MAY—No. — a ign! =—— moderate. a nd Office, re favor of Austria. Ina letter from the Berlin correspondent of the Daily News we are told that the ussian cabinet has now cast off its habitual vacillation and made up its mind to the course it will pursne in the event of war. On the eventay of the 11th fnstant the Prince Regent declared iu the hearing of the whole court that Prussia wag determined to sup. pat Austria through thick and thin. The Arch Great Britain will maintain a fully armed neutral ity, and will sympathize in the strict maintenan of the treaty of Vienna. Itis rumored that strong words have Paris between Lord Cowley and Count Wal on this subject. thing attent to ment & continuation of their fa orm 3S. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Druggist and Apothecary, (Successor to Ford & Bro.) _ma Gat cor. 1ith st. aud Pa a MP HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that jt bers have obtained from the Orpha: Washington county, in the District al jewsk! France. The Paris correspondent of the Times, writ on Friday night say fag “We were yesterday, itis of Columbia. POR SALE OR EXCHANGFE-—A FAR M of ee dese uke Albert, of Austria, who arrived in Berlin | letters of administration on the personal estate of 230 acres, in lowa,on the Chiesgo and lowa eae catee manne & declatstion of | ote tui tated eer eed tee | Sake oes of Washington county, decd. | Railroad’; soil of the best qualiies seo eee sur by Austria, owing to the prevarication of the and he and four superior oificers of iis suite be. | A!! pet-ous having claims against the said deceased | and sufficient wood ; near three rishing towns. imperial government of France on the question of longing to the four different arms of the Austrian | &°. hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the | The buildings are comfortable, nd woll adapted a general disarmament, ts only objec being to eervice peste wna r tthe 2 | vouchers thereof, to the subseriber, on or before the | to froin, anc 8s. stock farm is not excelled by any gain time. England asked for an finmediate an. , Spel Whole morning a’ war olfice | 3th day of April next; they may otherwise by law | in the State. Five hours from Chicago an accompanied by the Prince Regent. ay swer on this point, and France plead that {t could It ie stated in Herlin that antottenstve and de be exeluded from all benetit of the hour from the Missi CHR: avo be L. iis YARD, c. sacred and secular, giving 3 fou most —seane of the oe acre SEP Btn. "Dounel, and the members Sher 5 , ores dommoncs Rt Sessdk. Gun tace wl joie eee) DD FELLOWS’ HALL. t Ste RAND COM LINEN TARY “OUNCERT TOm ia . | puISTPRIDA oy oe which ae) ule “Fhe taleat of this eu z HaRMOREAS Hj RTETTE JN. KRC thn Well Anan na “ YOUNG 3 URE ©. FWITHFRS and hie famous Bree tend 2 reef have indy volunteered, aud wi!l pertorm s sum vhote> picces. 3 1OEF will ide at the Pinnoforte. Pah oy pn a Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. ‘or farther partioulars see bile ofthe day. It _ ‘ DD FELLOWS" HALT. WO NIGHTS Rh A WEDNESDAY Me rih RSDAY VE Thess, ay and GRAND VOCAL DUINSTRU. NT. NCRRE BY THR MENTAL CLIFTON FAMILY, Justly ack nowled ‘by the press and the to . be“ ngere and Boat AM micrans Bx- tant.” The weeterts vooa! powers of thie I Repro omytea eo of myriads nightly visitors. The Company comprises the follow: at areas of tal Miss ADE.L CLIFTO: iS piaeh Stet Miss KATE _CLIPTON BUCKI ‘rot Ht, FB) ERE. the Celebrated Vivtiniet. ir. FRANK JONES, Franiat and First Tenore. Maxtor HARRY CLIFTON, Violinist and Seo- "he bal o ‘The for cach evening is raplote with new tes. « pttes, Ty Dactts, Ba! ©. Beauty lends her radiant beams, virtue her appiovite stiles. and flattery her glit-r tor o TE et table entortatnments of tie CLIFTON FA MIL. ors open at A quarter before 7; Conoertte com mence at a quarter before 8; Concert to close at 9% o'clock, Cards of admission 25 cents ; trout Seats Sg ots, IL7- Po'ite and attentive Oxhors will bein at = lance. Front sg for inties and gon SIMEH RCOOM PANY EN, 5 Pai Oe TEAN BUCKLEY, ma S4t_ ke _ Business Manager. AIT! WAIT: Watrr ror VAN AMBURGH & COS Rie SHOW: Will exhititat Washington on jent > 4 , Georgeto' THRID ANY Me ihe Alexand: ig wn a : LS ; SATURDAY. May iath, “a 3 ELEPHANT, TIPPOO be introduead by F. fe) THY willeutor the Cages with . Leo ELUSLER, the Pasi M, DIGAN, the Juvenile E-questrionne. AYER, the Great American Clown. AUSTIN, the Best Performing Clown in to ee aAME DIGAN, the E:quest:ian Miracie. vone MSTRONG, ‘the Champion Leaper and F- CARPENTER, the 1, . K jreat T Gpadrupical Wonders, D HORSES, PONTES, DOGS Admusnion W cents; Children aud Servants 25 © is. ER, Agent. VMNasi Yo. 521 cormer Ninth st. a se | ae nde ‘ ~y : branch «| inees, I pro: ace in true Philadelphia wea ee Lookout for farther notion Pim CHARLES WERNER. ESTAURANT tana arene. UMR nd and customers to this new B.LENT’S MAMMOTH Oat ct L. B. LENT’S MAMMO cH oe ee ar caarmpieles MAMMOT I eonat sr Will Exhidi i Will Bs Bt Waspinston Gi Vill Exhibit at Washington FRIBSY sci TRESS yes cant IDA SATU * May oth an Loot out iden Merce er maa Look out fe Took out forthe Gre Mela, _ and PT. BARNUM, BAN Richsct ff BabNe ae Poet pe DAN J . T. BARNUM. rou IGMY PO ‘roupe we — at Two Performances each day wo Performances each day ‘wo Performances Admission 5» cents; dmission 5) cents; C Admissiou 5) —— c Will also NDA Y. the 9th. BALLS, PARTIES, &c, at evE at Ph “VENIN N. B.—The ladic mor! Bg cards of invitation will be nent) uvitedens Tickets @1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, ler, Commiites of Arrane-ments—James ailai an, Patrick J. MeCery. NUAL MAY FESTIVA TOKS pectfull MAY Wo, Vasa, sw AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOM, LEWIS © in announcing his Annual May Fostiy # leave to present his sincere thanks to his friends and the public for the coutinued patronage sinoe the first introdu: val, which from that receive i and favors shown him, ection of the M Period has been so favorat lly supported ; aud regrets ve it in Lis power to hold th inthe old sion, where t ad where the old ones could come to see themselves again in their youne ones, under the roof of byzone days, and enjoy fora iow mon me» te the delightful momentos of the past. He is truly surry to have been preventoe the honor 7 : tate, <iDpi by ratlromd. ‘a ‘ this nce plead Given under our hands this 6th day of Ma} . McKENNEY-& LANSDALE Perpct hale Pec ake the ladies. as former!s, but ho not exercise its iuiluence with Sardinia to enforce n . a - Ae a reepectfully requests hereby that this course may | severally dhe extention : lie compliance. | Austria then declared that if an Sousive — vere pipet Peo Seger sre) . MN Est aps esi ean Beg Bae seer. jeeeptable' and conrideral ax a caren” ‘ 1 Thoaar © Canning, lncshorg, Pa | saw Sot yng sme wen | rei tod Alaa emer te ag tere - TSE EE | FQR SALE Tre BRICK TENENENTS ia | Altmmtiimandsormtine conta aerereet | Fr ueury W: Fitch, Fairhaven, Mass.; 3 Wm. | would act justantly, and her troops would prota- | SP<‘lslly telected. to fie en ae | EU SME SE ee USMS Fe the midst of aur netecatt nnd cliched society: | Departwmert’s force manietenenn or the various H. Badiam. Boston, Mass.; 4. John Ropp, Phil- | bly be at Turin batten Cries acai own particular branch, > Peration of their Warren Fee Kil, Varin and Quaticy convenient t2 the beat schools and churches, 3S Wa jtour,d Rminatiens the priicipais of colleges 4 ce A zi e e WAS RUSHES. SWEEPI SNES 1 il omen, OTR 4 of W ton, D. C ; 6. Clark Fisher, Trenion, N.J.; 7. | was felt that Russia could not be relied om amd Dake pects ie Mit ee a letter from Naples ods we manufacture our own Meus ve warrant | cash, and the balance in Ka? And S years, with inte- | men attaches of the press. na 2-M.W.FAM* Wm. Musgrave, Philadelphia, Pa.; 8. Geo. D. | ‘eat France would not have the sympathy of gov. |, Sicily is calm, but Prince Castelicicalla, Lieut, | Bristles, linported espees Hy for eur tse, i = o. | intucaues Company: sh sirects will designate tie | GRAND MAY BALL = # ike sea zs z € 3 - ; | General of the King in that I is O Any persons Whe are not scquainted with the | pro] re iculariy. r 9 —— New York eity ; 9. Edward Warmer, | ernment is eee geen wo ees eitoe Wy, 90d | nccemary lo coine to Naples i ieet oe os staudard of our goods. wetuke plenaure in relorring | Perey More Particularly. ADDISON, Agen The Vigilant Fire Company, Boston, Masé.; 10. Zephunizxh Talbot, Washing- a bagist vprmsrteare na Y ee So the Congress ger of feaving the Island and chast of Calshela om » sno oldest ink poets, wie have been using | _ mar 19-eotf jexandria, Va. OF GEORGETOWN, a . weet ny; rhich the 4 eu x - : ‘ % lor the st qui ol acontury, i ton, D. C.; 11. Jas. Morrison, Bultimore, Md.; } nounee in a few days Pe = without any defence against the possible landing | ‘The trad supplied ‘aa Usual at northern Prices, Fee SALE-—A variety of BUILDING LOTS. they Mil give a GRANDS Ay BALL ae a 12. Thomas M. Dukehurt, Baltimore, Md.; 13. | ‘Tue Moniteur records an extensive movement robb = at Saptac. Advices Sign roit RO AGE, on terms accommodating. Also, FIRE RISKS | Forrest Hall, Georgetown, on TUESDAY Lewis J. Allen, Balt Md.; 14. James | ° Ty, not usual at this period of year in | “Ye pen received from Naples to the 16th. ec Sign of Gilt Saw, Penn. avenue, taken upon Dwellings, Stores. Merchandise, and | EVENING, May loth. Hen, imore, Md.; 1. James j $f <as3 After a terrible attack of his malady the King | _™6 ct bet. lothand 11th is} Furosture, Inguire.of DAVID MYERLE, No. |. The Commttes pledge themselves to mak Plunkett, Wilmington. Del; 15. Wm. L. Phil- ‘There is no change for the better in commercial | Teceived the sscrament, and afterwards blessed PAkeee ROBES, FRENCH ORGANDIES | 2 20's Buiidiag, mar lo“ec2m™ at os = — ever eiven by the Company, lips, Washington, D. C.; 16. Isuse Fi prospects. nor is any expected until the political | 2d bade farewell! to Lis family. LAWNS, £e. JALUABLE PROPERTY FOR LEASE—The | theoeeasioge eho Band has been engaged for Ny De Pee tae Wiang,, | prospects, ner is-gey. expect ne DONG) MausuiuLes, April 2— Advices received from | |The laios aro respectivily solicited toexawins | VAuiWAgE PROPERTY FOR LE No hate Horrisbarg, Fs; 11. Henry X. Wright, Ner. | Seriwontioe become mers ele ihe Globe says that | Naples to ti state Maske tresh dis] ie ts found the fiGei OS: tn my variety | years that valuatte property al the corner ot ie the dell socom eneept folk.Va.; 18. John E. McRay, New York city; | the dislike of the French massen to a wey ene Sey et ‘tects aing's chest, | "S) ne Rorage Robes, im teoand thires Boaneor, | i zing ta te Cxtate uf thelnte James Ma HAR, admitting a poutlowan 19. Benj. Cav anaugh. Ww ashingt nm, D. C.; 20 pose or any other war, Js most gratuitously as. duced is majesty to the last staze of extiaustion, Bs Deane Muslin Robes, in very rich av Fink ate ane Fats 2 ae nd Commitier of Arraneemente. Emery J. Brooks. Philadelphia, Pa.; 21. Geo. | “A'discovery 1s said to have been made of another | betters slate that Sicily ts Ureutened with $ picogs line Organdio Musling, by the yanl, Reed ava Wood aud Cont Yard, for witieh purpors “eo ag Y. a " ry. 96 : ham ae i res medi jo. . ver, W. Hall, Jersey City, N. J.; 22. Henry Rol attempt to assassinate the French Einperor—the | 4" moblog 35 pirees low priced Organdie Muslin, i Propositions ta Peuting will be seastesd mata}. Pramstamene inghamton, N.Y. . James Sheriden, ed ans ©: 7 YF WO pieces thin Lawna at 1239 cents, uesday, May Sd,at 12 o'clock, for either of the Binghamton, N.Y; 23. J iain, Wil | “secret enclety Of Matioeee renee | Comstantinupta adsiecg to thd kth have bern ve. ‘D0 picees Borago Be Lasse, edhe and medium | aed’ May 3d, at 12 re pict gent = : liamsburg. N.¥.; 24. Edward C. Patten, Au- | teen fixed upon a8 proof of the Innes hich | Cetved: | Apprehensions of war have aroused fears | > alitie ifs Seta = THOS 5. FISHER. BOARDING. burn, N. 25. Horace MeMurtrie, Philadel- | has been conveyed to the government in an anony- of an insurrection in Turkey. Recent delibera- | 100 pieces Berage De ns at 1234 cents, 4 Excecutors, = ~<a a bi * ' cnaun tates tions of the Divan have been held respecting the | 4 pieces Bayadier and other patterns Ducal 7 = = + BSAEDING.—Famition or single gentlemen phis, Pa; 26. John L. Plumley, Philadelphia, * yy | coming ex cy, and Omar Pasha hes Siete | invite the ladies especially to examine TSA medium sized DWELLING- he accom ted with BOARD on In case of war the staff of the French army will hone j 7 jn Maryland avenue, between 6th and | tormsat 471 lith stroot, lotta Pa. be composed as fullows: ‘The Emperor, commun. | *2moned to Constantinople. fall cath dealers, mn determinad to oifsr bargains streets, Islaud. F ticulars i * between E and F ste, Pasta th “adap af reais caee peror; Sorts ‘Lue Journal quotes letters confirming the report | ©,8!!,cash dealers. ENE EMTON, | W. BRAY, 316 7th iced cope th amaé st A Roorpack.—The current new: T st sarvien Ge : le lice! i pointed ec of eta >, | of Russian armaments in Bessarabia tters have hd At No, 521 7th street. fiice, * <——s mira MES. EO HARRISON, who bas kept Con. BACK. FEROS ey | Serves, Gane) wig, cn ouer of artillety; | heen received tending to confirm previene ene | KIOW 18 THE TIME boarding house for the last uinetesn that the War Department has had oceasion tu | Gea. De Martinprey, of the staif. - se pe GAINS! ears, will, on the lith of ! «lan oat Avstria. that 10,000 Russians are to be assembled in Geor- | ~ BEAUTIFU] FOR BARGAINS! LOST AND FOUND i= . on of APL: open her house for r Dharged ich acnnessee toarrest individuals | tie Vienna correspondent of the Times states | &i2- ~ DESIRABLE, 3 boarders. ‘Those who desire a gurot aud combont charged with obtaining money frot the Gov- | that the Austrian government ' \ Pensia. AND CHEAP GOODS! EWARD —Strayed or stolen. Sunday, tat | Sbl¢ home will picase nail at 97 sponge érumeni on thtes aoe the Moniteur wil inform t rid that the first |), The Globe's Paris correspondent writes that the] NEW. SILKS! r tant,adark BAY HORSE, fifteen ex. tween 436 and 6th xtreets, south wide, apt len’ se Vouchers for the purchase of step taken by the Congress will be to make ar. | Persian Envoy, Ferrouk Kaln, the sworn ally of NEW DRESS GooDs the fc 5 Sin es — mules i 2 PuxPores is untrue. No such | rauyements for placing the armies of Sardi: Hance, ss nexotisted a concession: by Persia to NEW SE ANWIS ast | mess. Tie andere ros THE RURIAC. agents have been sent there, because no such | Ausiria, and Prance on an equal peace footing, | Russia of an angle of Armenia, along which a PARASOLS INUML ‘Si ” Funeral Ai ste, Greve tn ee oF fa, an ‘ 4 hieh ») SOLS and SUN UMBi both to be clean Funeral A t : t payments on false wotchers have been made. | Ava Wiahes merely to give the med atin | Mal road from eeran to retro f trade tor} GUNS, Re¥e. in store a large stock of SEMATER | "ina d°at® Mautiea, or other Martie work, Me nat ea thee = “ powe pireeome! proof of Ler inoderation and wish wards Georgia and the Cascans a vt to an os ad OR NOIP: Baie and = pos corre =, like oey. es inblernter, Here = - , " to avoid wa vance Tigured 4 hGks je Shirt BARK to ve 4 deves poryeonget - J. of Utah Terri- | “"-Phe Paria correspondent of the London Herald iB stony CALMS CHINA. ROBES, Black a Fane DIES SPUR EAE | WOOD COA. save ceumnpa, lemel sto how be eee woe. tory, has not m removed, as some of the ints out how consistent the conduct of Napoleon ‘ue Moniteur of a report re- f BRELLAS, IDE ‘The undersigned has removed te MoNE: . seldcnibin obeseneiadanes ax ing in | been. He means to see this question settled in | ceived by the Min from Aduuteal Nish bo ay eaiche chee cdited | stand for many years occupied be deea are neee | tom SSt* No, 34% south # ' ng! pe asserting in 4 wish to buy goods cheap to eall at by + Esq = < his own way. Uuless Austria recedes, this war | Regault de G ng the captcre of Centre Market. ou Ist street west, near the Capuiol, whore he wil ANS, HAIR PINS, their letters. No such event has taken place. | cannot be avoided Whether the Congress meets or | the citadel of La’ ith of February by j Roce Constantly on hand — F FANCY PLATED WARE, & aaasP ata fa = me . the United French snd Spanish forces, They badd TAINS AND | Ail dievarnatty and PINE WOOD, Another large lot PANS, aseortod but UA Mr. Clow, Living in the vicinity of Crane | | Fhe Austrian ultimatum to the Sardinian threat | @uly a few men worded, and the health cf the tthe corner of L. | And Cumberland Lenrap sal atte eA Salen Sipoa eed eves Papas os Creek, Mason County, Ili., came tothe coneinsion | sions = ae il folto " — Reon tedls Eran ea T ™ buudred nia 5 Gt" Also LIME, PL, asi R. and CEMEN a quality. F ones ever and — ho a hie ee Nelle bycereg tha pr lias been ardered to present the ultimatans iven Junks fell into the seeds of the coniplued N pas SW abaes LAS. eg a the nat reasomabe rm NE PINs “sp iment of the latret atyle Mata a wife tu the last stages of consumption. with six * disarmament and the sending away of - | army. In the absence of the French Admi aie ded vt, 4 lors jeft at 33% N York avenue, or sent he above, with a P children, and try his fortune with a yonng yirl, | Were. It this is refuscd, war ls to be declared ns | Turlasthe Contin Ghana allacked the reunnn TILTOAR ent more Bew style aud protty MAN-| through the Post Office, will meet with proct atten: | PLATED WW" We. Sonsiediag or “keke vid s IP on Soo three days. ing detachment of the French naval force, but| ma soot eis MAXWELL’s, | “™ 5 Bowls, Sugar ets, Butter Dis xe: dust scarcely sixteen, of disreputabic character, who | ‘Med tore divisions of the Austrian army (90,000 | were repuised with the loss of one hundred anit SS ress _ma b-3t = A. B. WALLER. | received. had been living with the family. The “boys” cf | men) have heen ordered to the Tene ny OUOM | se id several of their batteries destroyed. | P RIN G OUSQUITU NETTING Mi W. GALT & BRO... Jewellars, Hath, where they waited fora boatdown the river, | _ ‘The English proposal for « Congress upon the {eu wt aud Several of the Feo EN TLEMEN'S CNA u a ae Bree ; AND TARLTONS, | ™253t_ 354 Pal av. 4 doors west Browne’ Hotel arrested Mr. C., and after investigation, sen- | SMe conditions as that at Layback | ‘The whole of India has been thrown into in the best styse, nest qualities of French | 3 Pgce# White and Colored Mosquito Netting, POR AWNINGS. i gation, seer iy! has been re: a state | in the best styse, from the fi a F @. do. 0. Taritons, RALES heacy twilled Oxnabu tenced him to ride the wooden horse, and receive Dresden; Apeil 21—The Gncaliser Gr Gas acd of great excitement by the introduction of new aoe INGE et ltinien’ Y CASSIMERES Some extra Width, for covering ginssee, ke. Just suitae be cenlng! Just received Steet TON n — Lath, beside other summary inflietions, ing contains the following: im the Poujaub all is quiet The Oude rebels, entiemen’, steven ee nd per nh va — 323 Pa. av., south side, bet. Gth and 7th’sts, 328 Pa, av.,gouth side, S Scans st are his will, and pay another fine of #41] > Austria has not yives in her adoption of the | to the number of 9,000 are still in the jungles. en cttem _ma 46t Tatethigencer.) wa det (italcemeseey ech tt Of loose casi found on his per- | propositions made by Kngland, and Tereptod by , By Tewonare.» it , Business Su to order, ARD AND SOFT CRASS Reosived every EW PIANOFORTE, made by Knabed Co, son, which was to be paid to the girl to bear her poor a Noeablgeg: v emery compe a Indian O; “wa Central India the rebels nen’s Dress and Bastness Clotug peas day, Rice Bi VILED SE AUS always on wire, boss, in axe Say monthre am? expenses Lome to her friends in Kentucky, with | Eddrest pie Bary fear and \es—-ome._ We ‘<roze “ NS & city | hand aud made HW only, will be suld with the maker's xuarar ing « direct communication to the Cabinet Shah, not far from Bursad, on the Agra and Bom. 3 & CO., T. RB. B. SCHWARZE’S « # for $m. the owner |-av: it orders ve . av. and Wth vts,; ‘ 4 ‘tug the exty, ‘T 4 Arist vedere to leave town inyuedjately. Of Turin, In order to obtajn her dsarmament of | bay Toad) another with Rav Sahib, tn the Sayeuur | yyy 5.9, 999 P% Br at, New York, © ma 4-3 yoru Eig, Sasa'g et the Mune W. G. METZEROTT,