Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1859, Page 2

EVENING STAR. : w-eJume 17, 18595 ——— te SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS The Constitution, speaking of the new Brit- ish Parliament, says: “Jeading men” the ne $n ite “tend! A mentary talent, modest, thong! persuasive ‘sloquanes, are universally ad- mitted.” The Lucelligcncer quotes from, and comments approvingly upon, the decision recently pro- nounced _by Chief Justice Swan, of the supreme court of Ohio, adverse to the writ of habeas corpus sued out in the case of the individuals arraigned for a violation of the fagitive slave law before the circuit court of the United States in that State. -____..0e-——— THE WEEKLY STAR Is now ready for the public. In this week's number will be found (smong many others) the following interesting articles : An Episode ia Married Life—a very interesting story, written for the Star; Pictures of the War—March of the French Troops over the Alps, the Routine of the Allied Camp, the Zowaves, Incidents, §c.; Personal Appearance of Literary People; A Con- soling Leiter froma Runaway Wife to her Hus- band; Uses of Ice; A Duel ina Balloon; A Woman Keseued from the Mormons; Interesting Breach of Promise Suit in Baltimore; Femol- Curiosity to see Prisoners; Windows and Venti- lation, &¢.; &e. : Department News; Editorials; Washington News and Gossip; Local Intelligence, §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 Nag tional Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance. Price only 3 cents per copy, or $1.25 per annum. Postage prepaid by stamps when 80 The Cheapest Paper in America! ! — — soem, >> The New York papers announce the death of two old merchants, Joseph Fowler and Ramsey Crooks. UP The frigate General Admiral, built in New York for the Russian Government, sailed yester- day for Russia > The performance of ‘+ Jack Sheppard” at the Victoria Theatre in London, lately, was pro- hibited — i[7 The apple tree on the Charter Oak place, Hartford, Conn., which was brought ever from England in 16s, is now in fall bloom. Ses {L7* The population of Brooklyn has increased more during the past year than any preceding year in the history of the 2, Iinois, together with its contents, was destroyed by fire en Wednesday night. Loss, 314,000; insurance. $6000. i> Mr. Stephen D. Anderson, who was the editor of the Pennsylvanian until succeeded by Nym Strickland, bas been appointed chief clerk in the Philadelphia Post Ottice by the new post- master, N. B. Browne. U7 The number of emigrants agrived at New York during the last week, was 2,270, making a total for the year of 31,176. The floating hospital near that city, for quarantine purposes, is nearly completed. U7 In New York, Judge Roosevelt has ordered the arrest of Edward Belknap, on complaint ef the Union Bank, for fraudulently certifying checks while teller of that institution. The amount of the alleged embezzlement is $163,000. His tal was fixed at $50,000. >> The Louisiana Courier, the oldest paper published in Louisiana, having been forced to suspend a few days ago, has just resumed its pub- ication. In changing Proprietors, the Courier Still remains the Democratic organ in Louisiana, and coutinues to appear in French and English, ———— iL Trow’s New York City Directory for 1°59- 6). just published, contains 147.425 names. being 7,500 more than it contained last year. when the dissolution of a large number of firmus and the re- moval ef the ship-yards caused many names to disappear from this publication. ——$— I> Mr. Edward H. Scheoley. who has lately been returned to the House of Commons by the Liberal electors of Dartmouth, was formerly ia the British army, and had then advanced to the rank of Captain; but he retired some tine since. He merried an American lady of immense wealth, and Is said to bea man of enlarfed views. aie ns G7 Col. William F. Samford, of Ala., has an- nounced himself an independent candidate for Governor of that State on the ground that the pres- eut Governor did not call a convention on the pas- sage of the English bill, as the Legislature nad authorized him to do, and has not been sufficicatly hostile to what Col. Sanford calls * the free-soil Administration of Mr. Buchanan.”’ > At Pittsburg, F ing, 2 fire broke out on board the steamer En-{ deavor, lying at her dock, which soon spread to the Gazelle, and both boats were soon burn to the water's edge There was no freizht on board of either boat. The Eudeavor was partially insured, having $1,400 in the Pensylvania Insurance Com- pany at Harrisburg, $2,000 in the Quaker City Company of Harrisburg, and $1,500 in the Great Western at Philadelphia. The Gazelle had but ‘$1,500 insurance on her. amen arhansht et a 117 In New York, on Tucsday night last,a man | named Barney is said to have entered the bedroom of one Thomas Deualdson, 139 Washington street. and attempted to take improper liberties with wife, when her husband, whom he awoke by imis- | take, struck him over the eye with a bottle. Bar- ney then left, saying that he was going for a po- Neeman. Donaldson followed avowedly for the same purpose, but returned in a@ short time, re- marking, “I guess he wont trouble us any more ’’ As Barney did not return, and could not be found, | altbongh diligent search was made for him, Don- WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | under.» special tc on Wednesday morn, | # ,_ is now dis- that remains undisposed of within its limits, and no particular necessity, not common to all land ts, esa ger continuing it in ope- 5 hives, 4c., will be transferred Tne Cavcus.—We have received the follow- ing note : “Tug Cavevs.”’—The editor of the Star will excuse me, I trust. for making known to him that he has been misled as the contents of the with the above , on > inggggpuons which will be im- Poarei-in his editorial . The y ismaed. eedings therein escribed to acaneus ; a Z j of the Board of Aldermen ate inerely conjec- . —In consequence of the absurd story going the rounds of the papers, that the Post Office t were losing y, from the use i million of dollars, the General Post Office is in receipt of numerous Offers of patent ‘¢ontri- vances of various kinds, which, in the opinion of each inventor, will prove an infallible rem- edy for such abuses. | aso? 28 2 ie i For tug Gui Sqvaprox.—The following officers have been ordered to the steamer Cru- sader: Lieut. Commanding, John N. Mafiitt; Lieutenants, Thomas 8. Phelps, Thos. Rooney and A. E. K. Benham. To the steamer Mo- hawk : Lieut. Commanding, T. A. W. Craven, Lieutenants, A. Barbot, E. T. Spedden and C. C. Carpenter; Master, Chester Ilatfield. Lieu- tenant Fabius Stanley has been ordered to the steamer Wyandott. ec gee tlt . Tar Movntaix Meavow Cuitprex.—Intel- ligence has been received at the United States Indian Office from Indian Superintendent For- ney, to the effect that the children saved from the Mountain Meadow massacre would leave Utah for the East in charge of the transporta- tion agent of Russell, Majors, and Waddacll, about the Ist of June. aaacee Saree Arwy Resigxation.—The President of the United States has accepted the resignation of Lieut. Thomas J. Lee, Third Infantry, to take effect from the 20th of June, 1859. fo SEED I Navan Oxvers.—Lieut. A. B. Cummings ordered to receiving ship at Philadelphia. Lieut. Geo. W. Rodgers has been ordered to ordnance duty at the New York Navy Yard. teathfally stated. tae a ag Wa WV. Mogae. It will doubtless strike the public, as it strikes us, that Alderman Moore's ot the correctness of the version of the proceed- ings of the caucus published in yesterday's Star, would have been much more satisfactory had it embraced a distinct statement of the particulars wherein its accuracy is denied. Now, we have to say that the version in question is that of a gentleman in all respects quite as reliable, as an informant, as Alderman Moore, whose opportunity of knowing precise- ly what then and there oceurred, was also as ample as his. The main point of interest to the Washing- ton public is, however, the accuracy of our version of the caucus voting upon turning Mr. Middleton out of the Secretaryship of the Board of Alderman, which Alderman Moore docs not specifically deny. Yet, though it is not in his power to deny its accuracy in the main, we find that he probably could safely have ventured to deny the enlire accuracy of our account of his own vote; as on two or three of the ballotings, two bianks, rather than one were thrown—the second being that of Mr. Moore, we take it for granted, Having voted on every other ballot to remove Mr. Middleton, it seems to us that the fact that on one only he voted a blank, is but a rickety foundation on which to risk a general and sweeping denial of the ac- curacy of the Star's report of a subject matter of legitimate public interest, insomuch as it was action on the part of the people’s repre sentatives to affect the statws of the Corpora- tion of Washington. We hold that there is no justification whatever for secret action on the part of any such functionaries, to affect in any way their public trust. Apropos.—Alderman Moore, it is true, when the decision of the caucus to turn Mr. Middle- ton out was being consummated, went through the worse than idle ceremony of renominating him: thus endorsing his efficiency during his long service. In view of the fact that Mr. Middicton a few minutes before stated in the reach of his (Alderman M.’s) heariag, to Mr. Dunnington, that after what had occurred in the caucus he could not think of embarrassing those gentlemen who had then and there sus- iained him, by continuing a candidate, he must have regarded that gentleman’s renomination pemeamet = tt Actixe Secoxp Avuprtor.—Wm. Mechlin, Esq., Chief Clerk, has been appointed Acting Auditor during the absence of Hon. T. J. D. Fuller, now on a visit to his home. ee Arroixtwext.—Charles B. Berret has been appointed a Lieutenant in the revenue service. fe Baraca Taz Wearnzr.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock : Jus 17, 1859. . --raining. of him as being not even fair “soft sawder.”” ie Pleasant. Tae Arrairs or Parro & Nourse.—One bey i of the numerous sufferers by the failure of clondy, warm. that firm writes the Star as follows: cloudy. warm cloudy, 73°, wind S. Tue Late Baxx Paitcne.—Fditor of the Star: cloudy, it W ben will there be another dividend of the assets cloudy, 74°, wind N. of Pairo & Nourse? This question no doubt fre- cloudy. quently suggests itself to the anxious consideration stormy, 30°. of their creditors; and it only remains for -the cloudr. trustee to satisfy the impatient public mind upon cloudy. this to them most interesting, important, and all- cloudy. absorbing subject, during these hard and trying clear, 50°. times, when, for want o! Jovernment appropria- tions, money is so exceedingly scarce. so iuany un- employed. and the necessaries of life are so extray- agantly high. A considerable ti:ne has e since their failure; and yet we deeply regret to say bat two dividends, very smail in amounts, com- paratively nothing, have been declared, notwith- Standing the assets, we have every reason to be- lieve, from tie ciroular issued by the firm—and we do not think they would wilfuliy and intentionally deceive us—are vreatly in excess of their liabilities. We had indulged the comforting Lope and assur- ance, ere this, to have received a greater part of our money, but have been mest wofelly am sudly disappeinted ; and feeling a grext need for it at this time, never a greater, a duty which we owe ourselves, our wives.and children, and the cries of tre widow and orphan, lead us to demand from the trustee a full, candid, fair, aud satisfac tory explauation of the obstacles, if any, that exi to prevent an i ediate settler dues, so long withheld frot most unbounded confidence in his honesty, abi and integrity, and hope that he is doing all in his power lo subse our interests; and that upon a Just, honest, and equitable distribution of the as- sets of the firm, we shail receive every cent that is il the public most anxiously desire to know how he is progressing in the execution of the delicate, weighty and important trust to him without their consent, and without clear, pleasant +-Clear, 59°, wind 8. WET. raining. cloudy, warm. clondy, warm. r.inin;. cloudy, cool. Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7a.m. (cor tected for temperature, ) 29,972; at noon 29,692. Thermometer. at 7 a. m., 69°; at noon 6: Maximum during 24 hours ending 92 m to- day, 96°; minimum 66°. OO Items Telegraphed from Washington. Wasiixctox, June 15.—The Levant, Wyo- ming and Lancaster, which are to compose part of the ‘pacitic squadron, will visit Chili in view cf our unsettled aifairs with that country, and the re cent ow on our citizens. It is known that instructions have already been forwarded to our Minister there to demand reparaticn for the wrongs committed. Petitions, numerously signed, have been sent from Philadelphia to the Attorney General, the Secretary of the Treasury, and the Postmast: r Gen- ral, asking them to reconsider their location of the new post office in that city, and return to the Pennsylvania Bank building, as originally de- signed; but these officers are of the opinion that the change now asked cannot be made without farther Congressional legisiation. It is reported in Washi: Cobb is preparing a letter, shortly to be published, which will detine his position on the slavery ques- tion. Amongst the many reports, official and private, which reached this city by the last steamer, one of the most interesting is one from the city of Rome. it is that His Holiness Pius the Ninth was virtu- ally and in fact a prisoner of the French army of occupation. Some short time since four Austrian spies, who were employed in Rome to obtain { formation of the feeling and disposition of We have wus carned by the in no donbt many jn- tions of years of frugal > was deposited with the gveatest faith and confidence in punctuality i ment and int e French troops there were arrested by Napoleon's sal hour fr failure, were officers, nd held in confinement, in order that the which no one ever pretended to q ion. exact uature of their instructions would. if possi- We sincerely trust that the firm are not taking | ble, be ascertained. Immediately after this aifair, advantage of the snes elstaes protra delay in | General de Goyon, commander-in-chief of the the liquidation of their debts. and and | French forces, ordered that the monks located in {rilfully procrastinating the time of payment with | the monastery of Montario should, veee the the view of exhausting the aimest worn-out buliding. in crder that soldiers of his army tience of the honest creditors, aud of sending their be accommodated in it. ould When the monks left, ayents into the market to buy up their own T, | Goyon ordered a battery of six guns to be placed aud exorbitat discount, thereby prey | on and around the place. It is thonght that the x upon the vitals of the communi y, and bey- Such @ state of ed in this enlight- we hope, for bu- 's sake, they are actuated by no such selfish jons, but are using. as it is their duty to n conjunction with the trustee, every possible t to c ieet a speedy and honest settlement with the creditors. Until the consummation of which event. we shall continue to agitate the public wind upon this subject, feeling assured that our cause is most righteous, and that from the repre- sentatéons mad by the firm, if even-handed jus tice Is extended tous, and the assets are not ex- havsted in costs, commissions, high living, & we shall get every dollat that is due us. 1 prine! pai and interest Pope will not be allowed to leave Rome. pS ea eee vagiion Our Florida Correspondence. MAGNOLIA, (xEaR MILTON,) Florida, June 3, 1859. * * * Itis very hot and dry here. Our gar- ders and fruit trees are suffering for want of rain. Blackberries and plums are now just in their Prime, and peaches will soon be ripe. We have plenty of green corn, cucumbers, &c., and some of our water melofis are already larger than your head. If it would only rain a few showers, we would soon have wagon loads of this delicious fruit: Notwithstanding we can have carly gatdens garing the widow and orp). things is decply to be di ened and Christian a; We are, therefore, incon- | and a few early fruits here. et nothing but r clusion, most forcibly. but yet reluctantly, in this | health could induce me to reianee my Norton the sad tone of « sity, compelivd to say to | Leme for the South. 1 must confess that itis en, the tirm aud to ti Fiat Jvstita ly pleasant bere in the winter; but at present ¢ is no end to mosquitoes and the various other insects peculiar to the climate. 1 will write again ina few days, and give you more particulars of 'fe inthe South, # # ILLINOIsANA. Beit Ficut in New York.—On Wednesday afternoon, the cattle reporters of the newspapers in Speci Orpe fhe following special or- ders for a commu ion between the Colum- bis river and fhe valley of the Great Salt Lake, have been issued by order of General Tiarney from the headquarters of the Department of aldson was arrested > The solid of Beston are in the throes of a grave discussion <3 tothe proper disposal to be made of the bronze statue of Webster, by Pow- ers, which they have got. They are as much Puzzled to know what to do with it asthe man was who drew the elephant in a lottery. The Boston Daily Advertiser says, in reference toa re- cent meeting on the subject : “ “Mr. Everett spoke for more than an hour ia answer to the objections which have been made to Mr. Powers’ statue, and assigy fap sata be set up im thes » conformity with the resolution of last winte Prof. Felton likewise spoke uj m the same side The vote being taken, the resolution passed by a Note of 14 to 9, showing that less than one-quarter pe tecperner pies Present. Band Everett there- € pe —_ Leal upon the executive com- Amory.” ning the reasons House rounds, ref. Felton and Mr. Williaa If the statue could speak. it wo: great original once did in Boston, ‘ Where am! to go’ The objection made by the modern Athenians to the statue is that it represents the im. mortal expounder of the Constitution as «« gander- gutted,” or thinner flanked than he was in the later years of his life. The sculptor seems to have taken some such poetical license with his subject as did Healey, the painter, with Fillmore, whom he represents with his ‘fair round belly” reversed in such sort that his most intimate friends can scarce recognize the portrait. Mr. Everett, however, maintained that the statue represents Webster accurately as he appeared when im youthful manhood. > The town of Lenox, Mass., has hallenged bap to meet her with a row of trees on wld say, as its New York brought back the news from Bull's Head that an extraordinary performance in the form of a bull fight was to take place between the hours of 5 and 6, after the sales of the day had all been completed, in one of the yards at Fortieth st. The matter wos ell kept very quiet, for fear of an interruption from the authorities. They, however, got wind of it, and a platoon of the Metropolitans otticiously interfered. The performance was in- detinitely postponed. Oregon, at Fort Vancouver, Washington Ter- ritery : 1. ‘To increase the facilities of communication between the Columbia river and the valley of the Great Salt Lake, in convection with the overland route to the frontiers of the western States, the fol- lowing command will be organize at Fe Dallas, 'o move from that point by the lat of June, for the purpose of opening a good wagon road to the Snake river, in the vicinity of the mouth of the Alalbeur river. and from thence toa point called ~-City Reeks,”” at the junction ef the road from Forts Laramie and bridger, with the road from Fort Ball to the Sait Lake City, viz: Companies K and Ul ef the Ist dragoons, company H of the ith infantry. Detachment of engineers, company \. Captain Henry ft. Wallen, 4th infantry, cam. mander; detailed instructions will be given Cap- tan Wallen Brevet Second Lieut. Joseph Dixon. corps of topographical engineers, will report for duty with this command. ‘The detechment of e: with the necessary floats itate th I~ We learn by the Levant (Constantinople) Herald that Admiral Mohammed Ali Pasha. who visited this country some time ago to see what we cvuld do in the way of building a frigate for his inaster, the Sultan, was recently seriously injured by the application to bis person of some chicroform containing a large quantity of acetic acid, which an apothecary’s clerk had sent in mistake for pure chloroform. : wincers will be provided and implements to facil- ee passoxe of any stream this command imay U7 A trotting match came of at the Eclipse be required to cross Course, New York, on Wednesday, between IH. The quartermaster, subsistence, ordnance, | Mountain Boy and Prince, for a Sweepgake of and medicz! departments at Fort Vancouver will $1,000 each, and $750 added by the Union Asso. ciation, two mile heats, and was won by the former. Native American was to have run, but he was not in good condition, and his owner paid forfeit. Time, 2:26 and 5:20. furnish forr month's supplies to this command, With the necessary transportation, assistance and means to enable itto accomplish ina com lete —_ thorough manner the requirements of this er one ne motion Director will designate, in ean oF ii es an onan of his department to accompany Vv. Bw S. 2d artillery, will relieve Com- » ith infang 25th Fort Cascades "MY By the 25th of May next, at By order of General Harney. > A. Preasontoy, Capt. 2d Dragoons, A. ‘Ants, ‘Aj. Gen. nes, Axorare Laxp Disrnicr Discostinugp.— The land district at Kalamazvo, Michigan, which had beon for some time Past kept open I>” Late advices from Mexico state that Gen. Pesjuicra, recently victorious at Guaymas and Mazatian, had been elected Governor of the States of Sonora and Sinaloa, and trusting in bis apparent strength in Western Mexico, was about to set up his claims to the Presidency, having already sent to Vera Cruz to purchase arms for his followers. 17 The citizens of New Bedford, Mass., have subscribed $900 for a proper celebration of the comjng 4th of July. has been municated to A. V. Hofer, of Cincinnati, by Sec es Sealers ing a Cass: R water ae Dregmt™ent oF Statr, <4 segeoenirtae ne pepe Six: In answer to your letter instant, I bave to inform that the brief letter from this De- | 9. Gi i 5 felidgciionte, ae or to . autho footways across cer- of the Resolved by the Sonny "of Aldermen and Board of 1 of the Corporation of Georgetown. here, and anight bear | omy. w e Phat the Seed i is heres nested to of Americans. ~ Most pte font! Euro- | cause fe } three and a half feet in width, pe nations have a system of military organiza- | to be laid down on the west side of Montgomery fon by which the! t citizens sre compelled to street at the intersection of Olive street, and on the by conscription, as in France, srt serve in the arm east and west side of Washington street at the in- Where the duty is designated by lot, or by draft, | tersection of Stoddard, and en the east of Freder- as in Prussia, where every person is required t6 | ick st the intersection of Second ; and that take his turn as a soldier. retai ir ive country where the system mS pee ree who had left street; Ma of any money in of compulsory service wise appro] for the purpose of pr said before perform service, has Approved May 21, een the subject of discussion with note of the = (AP cane European Powers. ( recently i arizen xf of enver between the United States and Prussia, snd the | A JtEsoLetrox in favor tative of thi try at the Court of | ¢,éseleed by the Roa /pataontmant 7am ve is count a C C . tion of Georgetown, Berlin has brouzht the matter to the attention of | ‘That the sum of iwrenty foe dollars and seventeen the Prussian Government. In the instructions the same is hereby ordered to be paid which were sent to bim, dated May 12, 1939, it to the order of Henry Reaver, for bis was explicitly stated that this Government is Op- | soryicesas police magistrate for the month of April, to the doctrine of perpetual allegiance, and 4 {Approved May 21, i990 maintains the rigbt of expatriation and the right aioe A Resovvtion in favor of N. Callan, Treasurer of the * Court. to form new litical ties elsewhere. Upon this subject it is observed that in this age of the workd the idea of controlling the citizen in the choice of a home and “ere him by a mere political tueory to inhabit for his lifetime a rere which | Phat the y Kesolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, sum of twenty-two dollars and sixteen cents be, and the same is hereby 3] jated . to be paid by the Clerk to the order of N.Callan, Treas- urer of the Orphans’ Court—@s 51-100 cents for cn fourth of the for the winters of 1558 and 1t5®, for Orphans Court, and $'3.62-100 for one-fourth of carpet for same. {Approved May 21, 1559. A Resotvtiox in favor of Thomas N. Conrad. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, ‘That the fine of six dollars imposed on Thomes N. , for shooting ‘*Colt's revolver’? within the limits of this Corporation, on the 5th of May. 159, in violation of an ordinance of this Corporation, October 24, 1501, be, and the same is here- he constantly desires to leave, can ba: be en- tertained by any Government whatever. The position of the United States, as commmni- cated to the Minister at Berlin, for the information of the Prussian Government, is, that native-born Prussians, naturalized in the United States, and returning to, the country of their birth, are not Mable to any duties or penalties, except such 2s were existing at the period of their 6 If, at that time, they were in the army, or actually called into it, such emigration and natural: jon do not exempt them from the I penalty which they incurred by their desertion, but this penalt may be en! a an wi ang bane so voluntarily place ves within the juris diction of their native country, and shall be pro- . released; and that the Clerk of the C on against according to law. But when no | i.) hereby authorized to refand the same te him, present liabilities exist against them at the period provided he pays the cost of prosecuti of their emigration, the law of nations, in the | PTS yea May 21 tas. ¢ opinion of this Government, gives no right to any . ber-ndnt beh plsegny met gap pees citizens, an attempt to do so wou ndiy | ,, Resoleed by the Board of Aldermen and Board of sidered an act unjust in itself, and unfriendly | ¢ mon conned of the Corporation of Georgetown, — the Ly sa capone oon & here aera ‘That the sum of twenty-four dollarsand fifty cents of course, arise in case a natu citizen who remains in the United States. It isonly when | PC; and the same is hereby fated, to te A Reso.vriox in favor of R. A. Waters. |ppropr he voluntarily returns to his native country that its rama 4 gaara piste: ~ powcd local laws can be enforced against him. (00 copies ** Bill in relation to water,”” and that lam, sir, your obedient servant, the same be charged to the water fond when col- Lewis Cass. lected. [Approved May 21, 1559. ——-20e-—__ as PERSONAL. +++ Queen Victoria is again associated with anxieties more than ordiuarily *‘interesting.”’ A Rrsorvtion in relation to areas Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, 5, a to ++++'The venerable Mrs. John C. Calhoun is Selena eg Sa ae og hereby, ested te now at the house of her son-in-law, Prof. Clem- encl —— 13th Pebruary, 1538. son, at Bladensburg. Approved | hep rie m1 Ise +++: Gen. Pierce and his wife were at Vienna, May 21. He was well, but Mrs. Pierce’s health = was not improving. AMUSEMENTS. +++> Hamilton Fish and family, who have been -ENILE COR spending the winter in Paris, leave for England By ahaa Sten pemmee sean and next week, and for America in July. also of many who were unable to attend, the -+++ Jndge Richardson of the Supreme Court of Missouri has resigned in consequence of the in- adequacy of his salary A successor will be el ed on the first Monday in August. -+++ Garibaldi’s despatches, written in the trae i at Trints & woh lace No ae ne. will wi rat ears we ferepenied on "TU ESDAY EVENING nexi, the An. aT ete 4 Tickets cas bm procured at the Bovkstores. je 6-: veni, vidi, viet style, run in this way: --I have E E S VARIETIES, been attacked by the Austrians; I have beaten | W PR NE ROS y MARKET. them; 1 am pursuing them; the populations rise GRAND RA) ic ENTERTAINMENT, and help me. . Gc. On IDAY EVENING, June 17, 1838. «+++ Garibaldi was in England at different times On whion NR JAMES LITTLE in his character of a merchant captain. On one of Will make his first appearance in neven years these occasions a high English official, to whom | a Washington audience, in his original character of he was introduced, askiny for his address in Lon- | E Pluribus Unum ia an orginal comedietta written don, was greatly surprised to receive the answer. | by himself, ate LONE STAR brs a i ”: + LONE $ Aboard my ship, in the Surrey canal. Tug Apvextvans or a County Coxstant) +-** We noticed the other day the marriage of In rehearsal is a German farce, taken from lite, in Antonio Buckignani and Mrs ton, widow of | which the author wiil take the comic part. Gen. John H. Eaton. Concerning this marriage | Look ont for turther notice, 2 = the Winchester Virginian says: The tncky Buck- | _J¢'5-3 CHARLES WERNER. ignani, who has thus become the happy ‘sor BAksees BEAUTIFUL STATUE of the hand and heart of the cay and fashionable F TH 1 Mrs. E., is the business partner ef Mons Marini, “FISHER GIRL” before who has a flourishing dancing academy in Win: puls? evra ei See chester. 4 332 Penn. avenue, betwoen Sth and 10th streets, ++++Signora Frezzolini arrived on Tuesday in ma 10 the steamer Fulton, after an absence of Little over | a year. Some of the French critics following in] — aa i the track of Janin, who sean 40 sadly abot PERSONAL. Rachel throwing away ber talents among r-1 > sE FO TAR PULL Lt barians of the New World. declared that Freese. NN pencns fron ae EU BIAC-—1 forewarn. ~~ lini was never appreciated here, and that she q my account. after this date, as i am determined would gladly go back to la bile France. The re- pay no debts of her oon ahi’ s turn of Frezzolini to this country proves that"she JOHN KEITHLEY, took a different view of the matter from that pre- | _June ith, 1 7. je16 st* sented by the French critics. = ——— = WANTS. f THE GEORGETOWN OMNIBUSES t will extend their routs fiom along Pennsy'- Yuua avenne to the new arch of St. Aloysias, rom 632 to # o'clock TH EVENING, ad rt WANTED—A faithful and experienced NURSE to take charge of two children and sew. Must ho willing to ieave the city for the xuinmer. None noed apply unless fuily auswering description. A ply at 4idc st. je A. ING OF THE MEDICAL AS ED eae cOnE. Y 7 kociation of the Kistrict of Columbia will be ANT of Aas ey es pay Feed me fees ee m tehirmary on TUESDAY, | and attend toachild. The best telerenuce required, 40 17-3te 0 W. un. LOVEJOY, See. Apply a E street, next to the corner of it: => WASH i LIBRARY. Wash GZ ington Library wiil bs open dusing the sum mer scasen from 3 to 73¢ p. m. daily, By order of tho Inrectors. jo 16-e0St i A MONT! ‘SES $60 PA!tD—A Local Agent is wanted in 5 r~n and coun inthe United States and Canada 5 to engage ina respectabin and rable bu: ° JAS _CLEPHANE, Librarian. | fy whish the atoveprolite may, ooreeiy be a” MOUNT VERNON BUILDING ASSO- | zed. For full particulars address B. LO “ CIATION Tho sete et NS AS of | (inclosing 2 stamps to prepay pos:age,) ) this association will take place on PRIDAY EVE. | city. p » the 17th instant, at ® o’clock, at Potomac Hail, corner of Marvisnd av. nve and Mth etreet west. A full att-ndance of stockholders is requeste , Absentees wiil be fined, V ANTED—By a respectable Woman, a SIT! : ATION as traveling-maid. Address Travel- ing-maid, Siar Office, Je 6-2t* je 1i-2t CHARLES ALLEN, Seo. Wax D—A gvod COOK, at No. 21 letetreet, see - —— . —~ Georetown. 5015 4t* He RAND TEM SRANCE RALLY.—The - = = ciation o Cathoug Beneficial Total Abstinenes Asso ANTED—A SITUATIOD ureeand cham- @ Pistrict of Columbia will hold a pub hereait by a young American Worran, who te meeting at the: all. corner of F and Wt! bas no ob) nt travel witha famiy. She ean SUN i brian satiafactor, recommendations, Please call at street, bef ween 12th and 13th atrect the President of the Association, Rev. Dr. O'Toole, — — — Francis McNerhany, Eaq.,and other friends of tie he leit wing of the hall will be reserved ittee will be at the door to su ments. . D. CLARK, Char’n Com. © je W6-3t Weovn PRESENTS, _ M. W.GALT & BRO. call attention to their as- sortment of now and elegant goods designed exps- cially for Wedding Presents. ‘ _W. GALT & BRO. Jewellers, jo 16-3t_354 Pa. av..4 doors west Brown's Hotel. N NEW JEWELRY. FW Sty'e Etruscan Chain Bracelets, fal) sets Carbuncle Jewelry, with ttrescan Setting, Rich Coral Goods, Lavas, Floreniine and Roman Mo- ® ke. - old-mounted Shell Bracelets, Brooches, made every . t “a Particular attention given to serving Parties with everything that DELPHIA CO and ts, Hy Alxo. ee: ©. a ived. jJarge Assortment just recei 5 sig _W.GAUT & BRO. Jewellers, jel6 %t 354 Pa. av..4deo-s west Brown’« Hote”. F stree! POLSON SODA WATER.—Serious in- jury to health and even death i'se [ are he- so common from the nee of Soda Wate: i weather! TTiate, she wilt tuake her Wap ou SATURDAY. (te poarres ber wharl in Waskisston qu a = OF PHAN Boy’ Pic NIC — ARYACTON, Sepia suede eae iarsin @ fature Fug ANNUAL EXCURSION Waugh Chapel Sunday School. This schow! takes re in ann -unoipe to thou fe » will wt the day under the delight mt ONES hatgton, Nh ii bartered eo hee pe reret ee eats Peters atv.and Bineden's whact. Navy Verd,atésy o'clock A Fie ie will ‘eca! and lustramental, Ay md rg Len time is ante "k <fcorbugrats furnished ou tho heat at city prices tekets SH cent<; Child en 5 ow a 6 and streets. ¢ . store, corner Morrison's Pa. aveuue; of the children, and at the je amt TRE COMMITTEE. BE YOUNG CATHOLICS” PRIBND SO Tint? OF GEORGETOWN RS espectfully announce tha: 7 . ANNUAL PIC NIC will be given at J a LINGTON SPRINGS, On WE) FADAY, Jure ad. The ‘Hable loret of our Beeiety being w versally ‘a, the Committee deem it to remark turther than thet thes festival wall foliy merit popularity which bas ever attended the Pic Nics of ovr Soci ty And that, onan former =. cAsIONS MO exertions wel! spared that may to enhance the ermfort and pleaeure of owt neme: ovs fitends upon the orcasion. ay leave fhe corner of th rst ent a pre te Spring vin ay throu ont the das %. the accommodation of our Waalinton friends: and Rents "wilt teowe the Georzetown, honrly, proceeding direct Pasrace on the boats will be free to re tickets. Gertiomen'’s tickets 0 centr; Ladies’ ticket cente—te be procured uren the heats and ii ” gates an the day: and before that time at the Musi Stores of John FEI W. G. Metaerott, aud the Drug Store of Kiw & Lawrence, in Warh im end at Dr. J. 1. Kidweill's, Georgetowm o> of e:thor of the Commitee. y Aquednot, to the Spe personel Commetter, berry, John M. Stake, J. L. Kid Sam'l Ramey, ‘Jacob Kerg's, Jamar R. 4. J. Byrne. 4, 4, Hastines. Rich'd Per W. Albert King, T, PF. Re + JO Donnoghue Francis Harper, Wm. G. Pett, Wm, T. Heron Je 14-dtJ uneg2 Montgomery THE W E HOUSE PAVILION, ” On MONDAY + June 27th, 18. The Montgomery Guards annownes to their friewls and public generally that will gtve therr Fichth Annwal b cursion to the White House Pay ov MON DAY, a7¢h met. Espota’s Band im eng: Refreshments will be caterer. Me od One Dollar, admitting a pentioman ant es. ‘The first boat will leave the 7th stroet wharf at 846 o'clock a.m , and proceed 4 to the Wine a The second fis ea é t itt = ret boa! en m.; the second ° od for the cocasion. urmehed by an experienced and ance ommitter af ATrancements. Capt, jajor, Taewt iy ie Park’t Murry Private O' Denneli, Private oe. scriber, No. 36 Jefferson street, G nm, the Springs. Fare wo the Spring cents, round trip. (ma 26-1] JOHN MOORE. OUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF M PRCASING ONES Te Twice a Week Until hat ete steamer THOMAS COLLY ER will ran reg- Mount Vernon G I OST—On Thareday morning. Jane With, at 2 Centre Market, or jeft in an ommibos, a ME ORAND(L M BOUK, for whieh I w i cIve A emia bie reward, if returned to me, at Market, o is residence, on the corner of | and 2th et jo 17-3t* G. W. EMERSON AKEN UP ON My) PRE ¢ay lat a WHITE BOC auhave by proving p regen. EWAR D.—Lost, a amail black and js with long hair, curled tai! anc aie be wae of Ber aay he above reward will be pra Jordan, War Other, New York av, pe to-at* a BOARDING. ILE GENTLEMEN ommneds ted h BOARD. or FI OMS with or without board. on Bre terms. by applying at 32) iJ 6 vith Bord terma. Gentlemen furnished with me NG TRUNKS. Mifor the largest, best and cheapast maso-t ofall tho various styles and qnaliticn ATHER TRUNKS an LS DR ES TRUN iy yHAT ONT AGS. SATe Ary ~ Tray a . Visit our establinhy bee fivea oy y can find every article tly ey mre Wantat the loweet prices. id Trenks repaired and excharged for new on _Trurk= wa ked awl delivered tn any part ef 1h) city a d Georgetown. MALL, STEPHENS & CU, eis ured and kept in copper fountains, that OUR CUSTOMERS Who keep bils with TS i 3 wer cUully rotify them that they are ainda "ng exigent na well no ints | made off, wad Poot calced for by thoath raat ee shall then render cacn and every one, and t Arearly set lementincash,as we reasonably exec We shail wantall money due ic We reasonably exp*ct. A ‘ater, sohighly erg meg a) Ps, #0 As to enable us Pharmacopria Erteee aed teclghnatas he amet ot | bie ai Soateeh ye mer gpente ut or inva'ids. A single glance at this apparatus wil’ | present store-rooms.. J. nY & CO., satiaty Br ih tien Taultinaxnces, Sod dat | inte 2w 523 7th xtrort. shove Pa avenue. ho rea! atom so long, but unsuccessful! = - = songhtin other inventious, is completely found in R. w. TANS THER ARRIVal rn piles, : Sountein h ne arom’ wet iron. and | of that superior RED. and W HH coal. a ne wate aolng Eee with fection ur | Which he will dispose ot cheap for caste ink ‘aod thoasparatae i whicheit | He has also on hacd a large jot of HICKORY. counter insures at all drink. Pry st at JNO, W, NAIRN’'S Drug Store, corner 15th ste, rpo wiRE—« BOY 14 years old; a cond OAK. aod FINE WOOD. i being situated on the Picase ail before purehising elsewhere. R. W. BATES, corner lath and € ste. N.,B-—Wood Cut aud split auy size and length. - se OF SCOURING GE NG WITHOUT NEW STYLE FPR Fen, Be oe Me NMEN'S CLOTHING UTTHR SiMe GWYNN'S Boardinghouse, corneror it | SalGUREST INJURY TOTHE CLOPE and Potomac streets, Georgetown. _J017 ha D » WEBSTER I ISLEY, s (Ofc: corurr 434 and C streets,) In connection with the practice of Medicine, will rttend to Surgery in allits biancher, je 17 eolm™ ARMENT.—Gentlemen Hesirous of spec Tan sti"sree aes * call on B. IDER, Practical "Tailor: With sect, be tween D and E streets, je 15-lm No. 477, west side. 0. 649.) TRUNKS Of every desorption mate at the N iF ISCu NUANCE # Southere Trunk 99 7th street, oppo- PUSTHGR SR ORE HER werner oe | etic baoe feo: 108 et THE STATE OF MICHIGAN. INE JEWE lav, PN ere RY ANDSILVER WARE OF Neti bereby that in p 1 2 grtinview of » fact that tho public lands in the | aale atreduced prisscne ° “MAM adeeerphon, for Karan. zoodistrict are nearly al di- of. said 5 Jewelry Store, 330 Pa. avenue. trict hereby discontinasd nd th vacan tiands | — SWINDLa — — mate subject NTA. = a the“Grant Rio Distrint' imitate!" | Cannon SQuackey cuit Nook remuuirg unsold Raa poroprintad by | Buchu, Hospitsis, instruments or Binge et an , ani subject to entry at Katamazoo, will cease thom all, and, if d-spo:e: to profit by my experience, to be su ject to entry at said office from the date of | write for my private Caroler on the receipt of notion to thavelfeotby the resiaterant | “--.” SPERMATORRMGEA-ITS CURE. reoely zs tnereok, and the land off aint omae will with samp ere oaee addre: an : confi- ive uu notice of ie day on wl u ou! i. rmer erer, mere! 7 i arete reacive application for catrion, for bes sorb z ‘Box 17) ; Charlestown, Mass. sais ue ands at their office. All persons a rm je 14-D& Wiy . a LAMA: At re! thesane for the ‘Stet day of July next, as after PIxey POINT PAVILION, that date they will be transmitted to the . Sr. Covrty, Mp. Land Office at Washiegton for deliver, ia Pe ‘ lishment, greatly 1 ved, by the ad- ulaiah tater Yank pina of Weahinetr, | ati of Lalelng Reor Ball Won is ay Of ie, A. D. 5 <4 Lo “By order of ine Bresudeot er Sat Foy tke tegration of vinitors ou the Acting Commissioner of the General TESS Olice, Je 13-eolm* - W. DIX, Proprietor. je 11-wow MOLAsses. OORE’S #3 hhds. Porto Rico MOLASSES, M DRUG AND MEDICINE STORE, 3 tc ae : jut received, a sappy of Prech Mediehose Toi | jg4getfeoetved aad hg = st vy nes, Tor * Ist Articles, &e; Moore's Rat and Roach Exterve- | 3013 aertel RRAY & SEMMES. nator, a sure remndy for these pests. jell 2w 17 ‘by unvERs | ENTE RESE. ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES | es HARDWARE. nds dides vicar ohare tan UBB BEY a BE Rsokckcn_| TRS SIRREGEIN EDA mos, oro FT Ast gaege REDE conven s| ew ae oes, Sealed pean oan SL GRUBB & ae longer indtigence TRUNKS OF qi to order at pe SA. $22 Pa. avenue, Iv tw. oth ard tern oi _ ody AT COST! AT COST”! $20,000 WORTH or DRY Goons. 7~ 1 take this mod: forming 20 that fats dsy forward T whall ppd weigh = STAPLE AND FANCY Goops AT COST FOR CASH. My object in 20 doing is to red sock ty make roow for Fall Goats,” M7 Present 7th etrect, thre= doors below the F. T. MADDOX. re new assortment of PLATED THEA PITCHERS. CARD and CAKE RAS BUTTER UISHES, SUGAR BOWLS, + sia ioe at nH. MKEN’S z 7 ¥ Store, 0, HOOD Nas just ree * of choice and bia EAtroscan, Lava H sing rich Coral and . Pear! and Jet,and Pisin Go d,an4 a var et q © in the line of one of large amount hem ata very low Pe. avenue, hich we are . We mmvite specs! ** ton to our establishment, ferling assured thet make it to the interest of Builders to st jardware of us. GRIFFITH & SHIELDS 339 Pa. avenue, eppos t Br AMBROTY PES. Mk. PAN PS i= no: repared to take the supe tior AMBROTY PES, that cannot be surpassed by Qny in the city, for the low price of # cents to $16, jets { lways on 8 fine selection of new styles of venue, between Sth and 9th ste, ¢ NR. Sicnafthe Rie 16 apie Arr 10N FE aren the perempt ae rect pptorsy + ia. dag *), ofimproved Navy Yard property, ao premises ‘hure # SS mi med of the ed bells This one quate from the N treet, aod the stoppin ty. It is rented to Prompt ned careful ter ea tet 8 year, and is 1 ed until t De gern a gt A. N, Auctionse EVERY DESCRIPTION & A large Herri Proof TRON BaF We abe ea Benker, . |