Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1859, Page 2

! mr |S sbreymagtnce a niger cgpensss Ty f —_.——— cording agreement, Mr. * ist ani ath lh Mostmrat Mocxrats—Its Cuxerertzs—How | man guarantees to Mr. Forney the votes of the denna eek eee A brolarporand Correspondence of The Siar. ts Hexs—Tue Gray | Republi “House for the Clerk- nstant, passed) Farther » dheeaeenctintey a Nusxeny—Magia | ship, and to Mr. Sherman | day morning. as stated in the Telegraphic column “ Mokx axp xe FasuLous Stony—Its SCENE | the yoti of oar last issue (7 Tax Stan PustisnEs THE LISTS OF LETTERS | LAtD HERE—Puorection-virw OBGM EURO! HUNGARIAN, REMAINING IN w wevon City Post Orricz Lawrence Hatt (HoTEt ; NT ; UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING | Dphi—Tue Untror“—Enouisn, Im 4 THEM TO BE PRINTED IN THE NEWSPAPER HAVING Scarcn Home Customs ADHERED TO MERE—Jy 0 x p. t gros Bo ° Dp Quesre, &c., ke. oe a bP . a : “re ; : Was the shovting of a colored | a TRAIN OF © ra of Epa pesmi bee : thus formally sold are themeaelye’ parties to ti ‘be Marquis of Bourquency, assisted by M. de ‘ ball tr. r ibson, in suit 7 Orne ville. is to rey 't the interests of France. | pis right side depth commencs runnirg on the =~ en ! ‘TUR LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THR DELIVERY. ; oF THE OFFICE. [Ts TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATIONIS , MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY ParntTsD iv THE DistRict or Corumsta. {No.25.] . MontTreat, Aug. 5, 1859. Among the most noticable features of my ride Nories.—Drsrater or CoLumsia ADVEETISE- bargain. Count Coloredo charge of the interests of to four inches, inflicting a severe, but spertg, ooseer of ; MENTS TO BE INSERTED IN THE BatriMone Sew | _,:n@ Montreal mountain a few hours since;| The public will anxiously await further devel- | , Coun me 1 oot fatal wees. ‘Tie ball wan ene | : the Vienna Station, on the ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THB}... . cemetery upon its slope, the monuments opments in the premises; insomuch 2s though the Sardinia is to be represented by the Chevalier | tracted from the wound by a physician who was Tee creat mineibigeenien pean ' Star oFvicr. ana integrity in surraunding @ tasteful chapel with cross-sur- | ove of political morals ay Fisica : ni eel = sale eno nn oma boo jog magi my ich ave ot ‘the am’ a warm Wel and were to | Friday evening last, doubtless bad but few, if any The eee ag eee anon The | Mountain slope, with beautiful villas on either fetal Bhat felherrnsacactiire gpicriin. them. aa. public, dinner on. the ith ine Bieta [ canton coud was ‘ism of the “Higher Law.’ "’ and upon “The prey bag de 3 eo set large 1s not yet so lost to.all seuse of shane in con- Kirich is the chief town of the anion of ae po Shag ve fal anthoritin of arieh had gives OPE Giitinen Waters, who died. id gaé city ba Tisery djtesgdeas ere day, daring the om 6 a will icave Alem ou 7 om ‘worn mm. Fe a esa ‘Pitre \ 1d on G orality of the Oppesition.* = thos such matters, as that {ts ears will fail | same name. and i: — situated wat vateersman, and was ‘ 8 —- pe ass publishes aud comments fa- coptiny 30 Its portals, alt of young, Sip load of tablish al end of the when the other, t ea "oy of Uake'ot Zurich. The city ving . aerenees ANALUSTAN, - E. Joy | eueh attended but by a single carriage : oPERE ; 4 po | a the sn si of — Hon si Ha arning friends, a custom that could be follow- | Whee those developments of the circumstances Wy resided in onreity Heth REKA CLU B p-opose reunion of the ' last of Congress, on the necessity of a revision of the Tarif, and in fevor of accompanying sach re- vision with a larger recognition of the protective policy, than is found ia our present revenue sys- tem ling this bargain, must eventually come , Where he resided, in i . €d to infinite advantage in the States. Hundreds | attend! cite ene cad on ic Nie to come off on THU RSDA 1 z : : ‘the destruction of his property by: Al at the of thousands of doliars are needlessly thrown | Ut, shall be made * “ae being igh | some years ago, after which he retarned to Geo | eaeee hase ae kool Novat Mov ov MatLino.—A letter was this pera ne Athens at wig tment med, | again. ae seupeine syme —, Ricken | Fonte morning received at the General Land Oftice, | zerland; ‘snany Valuable books have pro-eeded | sd McCubbie. d fereer iecad eke fell at the | House from Lafayette, Indiana, which beside having | from its and it can boast of having given atthe of Btadensburg., Gn the Sith of August, 1816. | Brett ss the usaal postmark on the envelope, had also | birth to distinguished men of learning. It | Mr. Waters maintained through life an unl away in ourcountry annually upon funeral ex- Penses. A good bishop of the church, it will be remembered, bas already commenced a crusade against that blame-worthy expense, as the Star ~~ -+mpeee -- -- Com ; i> A constitution bas been framed fo’ the | expinined perhaps month ago. In Canada, the = Fuapites.? is a thriving, busy town, one of the most commer- | ighed character. ae : proposed State of Jefferson. in Kansas — possesses sulicient influence to prevent | WuHe" OP It v1 Bale rT ewan cial and ind utrioys ofl , ve who was wounded by Funk, Sate Bey, Tom I> A number of cricket clubs have been formed needless expenditures, aa {t does not with us; | Yaict, was dropped dy Mr. Wise from this bal- | st. Gall, ‘The population of the town unountsto | Std, symptoms grow more alarming dstly. =e ‘StisQee a: a Baltimore: within the last few months, and | hence the more sensible practice prevailing here | 1... diring his recent ascension. about 15,000, Zurich is historically remarkable | and bis physician friends have despaired of | J “T . whens are about being started. inthis connection. On that ride | also met many ges as the place where the Reformation commenced | aj; hope of his recovery. i Western Hose Company No, 1, Ye Canada carts, light two-wheeled vebicles, bardl, | 4,1, Ngws.—Despatehes from Commander “= Sree Ze yy we oot ara me 2s Fane =o Sein) seed oneent WiLL o.ve THER ET The sora—s species of delicious pind | larger than, # New York dog curt—drawn by the | ican, of the U.8. ship Portamesth, dated at} mEsilah sorsicn of tas Situe te Miles Coverdale, | Cormunity to amy one wiahing to eoaberk ine SECOND ANNUAL PIc NIC have made their appearance in the James river | inevitable pot-bellied pony. ‘This method of lo- | Ports Praya, July 22d, has been tecelved at the | wasprinted bere in 1563. Alany English Prost, | Poriunley 103m profitable business. AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS, Avoust £34, 1858, marshes, and wili soon be in shooting order. comotion in this fast age looks exceedingly pris- Ae ants, banished by tue persecutions of the reign of | We understand that the effects of the ae tind. Yet the country around Montreal thrives Pg Coogi enter 4 prep eidnahaes * posat Queen Mary. found in this town a cordial recep- @roath are beginning to be felt on the haere oy ae hg Members of Western Hose Company, No 1, y . e jeficienc’ water amountiny at some * amazingly, notwithstanding the pertinacity with : fst ion during their exile t zatien | C2! A y Kio at Arii Seen: which the peasantry adhefe to that end and other | £F the Coast of Africa, there to assist n the sup-| One of ti most pleasing features abont Zatie! Points to something lke a foot, is beginning to | Au ust ds, whe pression of the slave trade carried on by vessels ts promenades and ‘ats of view. One of th re they p! . . oe 7 oe § points of vie f the | be experienced. tertain thelr numerous’ sitors ag customs of their ancestors. 7 A sister of Robert Fulton, (says the Harris- burg Telegraph,) the originator of steamboats, is : an tamate of the Monroe county (Pa ) poor house. i . forming | Ni material change has occurred in the | nothing shall mar the plcasure~ of » ——— bearing the American flag. best of them isan elevated mound. ouce 1 No ‘very mate Ze . ia has occ: f the ramparts. and called Cat’s Bastion. | Plour and Grain market since our last report | stricto’ deco uru sha'l and will { U7 Another death from hydrophia hasoceurred | In the course of my ride [ visited the convent BURBS TT ae past o1 an a called Coble, Duntenr4'y 2 Berane gece, umm sheila st Orange. N. J, tn the case ef a boy who had } and hospital of the Gray Nuns, 126 inuumber,now | Report of a SUPERINTEXDENT OF INDIANS — ie prettiiy aia Wat 1 oath nical garden. which | ‘There was a sale of few bundred barrels engag: been cauterized, and who it was Loped bad in this suanner been placed out of danger. 17 It ia now stated that the project of ereeting in Montreal. Their buildings are like these of al! the other orders of religieuse females in the city. (the number of those orders being seven.) immense Very superior standard su ine brands on Satur- ~ An interesting report has been received by the | opened to the public without restriction—a pri- Mal for $5.13 $5. Wheat—Siasi. nenint a bo Me mw! and Pa. svenue Commissioner of Indian Affairs from Superinten- | vilege not abused. It commands a delightful | jy,’ white $1.i0a$1.15. Nocorn offering. $ nm : Flying Cloud will leave Georgetown hourl dent Cullen, in which is detailed all the incidents | VieW of the town and lake. and of the distant I Ee the day. Omnibu: i | Lkewiee leave & a new Ptrmbuth Chureh im:Brooklyn, N. ¥., bas | ¢*#tllaied stone edifices, or series of edifices, sur- | connected with that gentleman's recent visit to | ABS, Nothing can be Rpuinat; atefedlacomer the ALEXANDRIa. wivskets PIETY CENTS. samitting 2 abandoned, aud that the trustees haye de- | founded by a high wall, likewise of lime granite | the Indians of the northern superintendency. smiling and populous shores of the beautiful lake | lide ae tint ie. Cnet sso edi: One enters their grounds by a swinging portal ig to the distant peaks and glaciers of the Alps of | “errespondence of w. Thos. MeN: ee eae tae Se strong enough to rea\stan ordinary military attack. | Laxp Orrice Brsiness.—Eighty-two township | Glarus, Url and Schwytz, tlaged with the inost SURSARERI Sy BUEN SE, TO0, PR. yaa tziman, W.-H. Delaway {LF Such names as those of George Peabody, | and, knucking at a little door aduuitted by 2 | plats, duplicates of plats that have been worn out delicate pink ig siuking rayi The most The beautiful passenger car being built by Mr. A.l. a ous M.W&F td Samuel Gurney, Rothschild, Barclay. &c_, to the new stock of the Atlat Telegraph Company, xive assurance of ultimate success, U7 The Germans in Cincinnati are organizing 2 ‘*Blouse battalion” for military drill. All the men wear the blouse. Several hundreds have al- prominent and terenti the Alpine peaks ~ = Hiymister after scrutiny through a sliding panct. | by the wear and tear of service, are being pre- | Pron tran tis besten toe see pine. peaks 1 a pring poe Kassie doucins t street for the | NOTICE. TQ PLEASURE SEEKER i was shown through the house of mercy and | pared at the General Land Office, and will, in a| in Appenzell, Glaraisu: Dodi, Klariden Su Glaras, | Alexandria, Loudon and Hampsh' | in gdibios > te eal einen ‘Sateen d Sharity I name above by an aged pensioner of the | few days, be despatched to Centre Land Office in | Acbieaburg. Ressberg and Uri Rothstock. This | now nearly completed. Wedroppest in on Satur- | OF Shei steamer Powhatan te Nor establishment. One ward is devoted to the care | Alabama. din org wot ree Garage ters,’ | day and examined the car throughout, and were 1 roe Be he ~ arly age ony ny vicevnity an and sustqnance of aged and iuflem males, another ees : nl faa yom nat ce Sete exceedingly gratified at such an exhibition of the | ies to Ot GNP ard ADELA CREER twice to the caré of aged and infirmfemales. Ia another Rerorxep —Commander Raph’l Semmes, 1. ‘Phe Emperor Napoleon was on a visit to the ing the hot weather. ag : ; Pe po 'O parties I found aged men still able to do something to- | S- N., lias returned to’ the;#ity, and resumed the skill of Alexandria mechanics, and to sec before | daily) ff two “ J from the same company for more of these cars; at . nals an artiele under tt caption of --The Buro- ith privilege of remain: tw. Western New York commenced its session at Fl- | little foundiing and orphan boys, and in yetan- | NAVAL Orpen —Lieut. George W. Young has pean Coup d’Etat.” “ SOO rot St thie Orange and Alezsodria Rall- : rhe thorof the ate mira on the 17th inst. Bishop Lancey, lately re- | other little fonndling and orphan girls being fed, | Pee? Ordered to the receiving ship at New York. The | Grasd pe ke, Comtech on, of eer bad | ini a contract to furnish their 1. nchburg ex | posites diag turned from a trip to Europe, was weleomed back | instructed. or at play. mail these different apart- Sa arrived at Spithesd in a Russian vessel of war. tort come = 3 uty i t still di . sion with some of the ~ same ‘ with great affection and cordi ments wete two or three superintending nuns, | T#® WaTHER.—The following report of the} | In F Gillen Meine eel erga ang nee = SS seen tcl eng 9 | laces. a The London papers publish the provisions of pe overedes aay by Me RH "Miller, Senate; | nn leave foot of 6th street at is a. m. and 6% gain Chaions, witneming the maneuvers ot | Sevaho® lager wong ala revube 9 ec | yohaseag seen Severs tts wil sendy joined. he egnaintey: wards their own support engayed in vartous labora; | duties of his position as Light-house Inspector. | the troops. ; northern markets. Mr S. has a further contract | Peovlege of pougeining there all might Parctat : : bie gs Mazzini publishes in the several London jour- . S- t day; a'so for Aquia Creek, (ea) D7 The seopal Diocesan Convention of | in another, such females so engaged; in another, ¥i ig ed leisurely engaged, themselves, either in nursing | Weather for this morning is made from the Morse UF" The cara have commenced running on the : ea tase fos | & feng the Up, lendag” them in prose | Telegraph lime to the Sulthenian Inautation, | sidney Herber’s new Wil for ogantsing s | St ated by M bt SO Vicksburg, Shreveport, and Texas Railroad for according to the church's service and their vows. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock: military reserve force ; The Louse and lot on King occupied by | office, No, 372 Pouusylvansh aves - 7 the first time sinee the overtiow of last spring aut | © trdusteioualy manufacturlus someting meee Avoust 22, 1859. he Atlantic Telegraph Company have iaived | air James A. Eagiien, wantti st peblicndn os BrowpeHow.| GEO. & Ha TTINtLY, sid-d. The track ‘s stated to have been much in- 3 z ng + | New York, N. clear, pleasant. an invitation to inventors and manufacturers in} Sui. cday. to Mr, Win’ N. MeVelpie for $3,525. ‘et Agent Potomac Steamboat Company. é . the proceeds of which go to the support of the in- | philadelphia, Pa rt all parte of the world to bring forward specimens | ““Phree sailors from a ship recently arrived'as this | 3° Jared by the waters from the Mississipp! overflow. | stitution. All was neat and clean around them. | Beltitnas Ma . of their work for experimental testing. aire Tuis family.consists now of more than 700 souls | Wasbington, all under the one roof. The kingdom of these | Richmond. Va good women is not of this earth. They live but | Norfolk, Va to serve God and suffering mankind. Such is life ee < ina nunnery, however strange it may appear to matty > e- these who have formed their ideas of it Rove Column. ue books as that of Maria Monk, the scene of whos Augusta, Ga. monstrous batch of infamous falsehood was laid, | Savannah, Ga. UL" Seven sreamahips sailed from New York on Saturday, two for Europe, two for Aspinwall, one for Havana, ove for Savannah and one for Charles- ton. The City of Manchester. for Southampton aud Havre, took ont #45* 000 in specie. I-A letter from Brescia speaks of the larze number of Hungariaus deserting from Verona rt, amused themselves yesterday by bathing i ‘OUNT VERNON A! reprogram yet ecrae® te com | Be ur dock, for wien sport they were her: | MOUNT VERRG AMRGRES TOMB OF Ronse Pol, te long listof the takers of this stock, we | Wards arrested xud taken before Justice Summers, Notice ; amet Mayor ex offieto, and in consideration of their | THOMAS COLLYER will ren reg- loudy. 7°, wind NE. Pobadp atin! Fries foie eg Lae S°UBE | igaorance of our iaws, they were discharged by ; pant Vernon rni 4 trip here has been a camp meeting in progress since Friday last. on the (omar! Mr. Josuua mh Trice of 2 j ‘ : paying the cosis. F; DAYS, ice x lear’ pleasant. F. Huth & Co.; Samuel Gurney, tirm of Overend. atthe ot of Iu atria negra yd & Co; C3 (iibson, in Fairfax county. distant some 15 miles +, Clear, pleasant. i = : the pe ree ay ant xp | Thomas Brassey, and William Brown, *| from this city. which has been thus far well at- Eenig]'vanis avenue and 7h st. toi, on 4 tended, and. until yesterday. very orderly. Du- and Mantua, and says “they have decided to emi- | uy the by, in that very religious house. Maron, Ga lelear, warm. The completion of the mammoth stedmship| ciuy the procesdings yesterday, a disicalty es. grate to America rather than trust any amnesty | The chapel of the Convent is a beautifal one, Payette ar ~clear, pleasant. Pigtor eps banquet fsa ‘Doar, ‘whieh | CufFed between a white man (iamed Burch} and which Austria can grant.” capable of accommodating comfortably all ita in-| Prsine Bled: Ale oo ea Was attended by a large uumber of distinguished | beside bong fest gece aad that pcs, gol GHAKSERARIAN READING. UA self-constituted committee of gentlemen | Mates 28 described above. Its pictures and images | Jackson, Ala selear, pleasant. Oe is Le intisn es stip. | tue thigh from a pistol bail fled by Burch, who Ss : — . iy. s2° : ween lcLane and Juarez at Vera Cruz. . Sip: ‘The best projection-view of the city is obtain- | NW Orleans, ee Se sat BR, Wind SW | CGhongh the Times thinks the treaty would be | Dé grounds from here yesterday, and returned in | of’ Fa ocak eaaesyrontoring of able from the top of the St. Lawrence Hall (hotel), | Frederick, Md. I some 3 the evening. C._ | your last reading at Philharmonic al,'we tee nt in Baltimore have just collected a purse of $718 cloudy, 80°. for the relief of the family of Mr. George 1. Hall and bis son, who. a few days since, were killed by lightning, leaviug their family in destitute beneficial to Mexico itself, as well asto the world, i, we beg to ° B we hat it would result in injury to the in? nest that you would favor the public with auoth " now by far the largest in Montreal. having been | Hagerstown, Ma. ‘clear, pleasant. ieyee ears ¢ injury ocWtonting st cush enennn oouns rg made so by a late large and beautiful addition to Cumberland, Md. “clear, pleasant. “Tt was ramefed tat Le Cole, a London mer- PERSONAL. | bore by pene ttiehce = L7-From Shillington, we have the Atlantic | jts capacities. From its top one secs absolutely | Grafton, Va... -clear, cool. chant in the East India trade. had suspended. po _. NOTICE. _ Jas. G, Horret, Jn0/C. Bent Geo Savage, Monthly (September No.) with its inviting brown | not only every spire but every house-top in the Parkersburg Va. ; The markets, both in Liverpool and London, | 4 HEREBY Notify the pubisc notte trust my wife, | Wm. T. Dove, Jn Cc covers. It has a dozen or more articles, and all | whole city, with bird's-eye views of its open | Harmer, . *s vere generally quict, without any material change a r Voude.lear, on my scoount, au uo debts , Rich’ Wallach, 3. 3. row, Sam Bvington,er - in prices. gont:acted by her will be paid be, the undersigned | Geo. 8 G: “seph Walkh, Greenleaf , SiereRionsent. At Liyerpoo] cotton was steady, but not very | Mgmthisdate. | GEORGE ny NDERLESR. if Maney. we Larner, AL ‘Newton, 2 readable. Also, from Shilliugton, we have Frank | streets in all directions, as well as the river and | Marietta, O Leslie's Magazine for Repiember. containing | country around as far as the eye can reach. ‘The | “incinustl, O. -clear, pleasant, active, the sales of the three days reaching to only | xmemueton, August 24d, 1usa, orcad Ke Mopenatl Wir Bee” Weetigteee stat amount of matter, good, bad, and indier-| construction of the St. Lawrence Hall wil give | ,Daypmetet atthe Smithaonian, at 7. m > (cot-| Smuoderate ture. lrendstite were defi wih. Tho. J. Fisher, F.8. Walk, }rctian” ent the reader an iden of the substantial manner in 1. m., 63° es Thermometer, at 7.a. m., 63°; at noon, 77°. IPA Sister of Charity, known as Sister Cyp- | “ hich they bofld here. Thus, the inimense house Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 a. m. to- rian, wos Killed near Beltimore on Saturday af-{ 1 “ire-proof from beginning to end, every floor | 4ay; 79 ; minimum '59 ternoon, by jumping Out of a vehicle, the horse | i" laid on fire-proof cement, connecting with ——— attached to which was running away. Sbe was | the fire-proof walls, and iron doors inaddition to] Cannxrpatism ix New Yorx.—William Wil. Gen. John A. Dix bas accepted the invita- in the 45th year of her age, regarded as one of the | t¢ Weoden oneg are hung between each division | liams and John Crilly had a fightin New York | ti deliver the oration at the coming State steady. Cousols for money, 95%. Se mabatar uaxgevitiea: aici cree WANTS. | ANTED—A WHITE GIRI bermaid |, OENTLEMES PO ap peer teed be Tee Bee : ; Returning my sis rr aud waiter. Good recommen inte required, Findly sentimsute expresgaa in pont rotcot the tk | In-tant. it — | cordapee wi uccestivn. a recetition of ; Ey ing ma Monday evening. the i it, under your patro: age, at Ph or pe °, fy) jose . Wye trot age, at Philharmonic p.Ats23 P street, between 6th astro to announce, in me Personal. NTED— ii ri J- WSR Sisaarante am ya tite N as farm or gar a . you-s &e res. ag 7 j 3 Fair at Albany. euces giv Appiy at the biacksuith’s shoo, Firat JOSEPA ROGER best of nurses, and had been servi hat the | of the ranges of apartments, so that by closing | on Friday, in which Williams came out minus Suess » Fir = i ' above aineiaan = the leas pa Saeererient them, If need be, the different parts of the house | his nasal organ and one of his ears, which had | _ ---+, Mrs. Harrison, the venerable widow of ex-| 12! 6%! h st. road. a0 22 2 To Hon JamesG. Borret. W. T. Dove, i .R. lach, Geo. 8. Gideon, J. Carroll Brent, Esys ,and President Harrison, continues very ill at ber resi- become instantly as distinct as diferent hoses ip | been bitten off by Crilly. The parts were subse. dence at North Bend LP A ma ‘woman, a passenger on board the | juxtaposition with us. The house haa been the steamer Louisville, last week, frum La Salle to | principal resort of American tourists since the de ‘St. Louis, threw one of her children overboard | struction of the original Donagana ANYED—A DINING ROOM SERVANT. To one whe is act As pe ¢, faithful, and a roe — The Hon. R- HW. Stanton, for six years a| DALL'S Kendall Groom, PP)? AMOS KEN” | (Mr. J: ROGERS will cond from RICHARD THE i for six ! . THE MERCHANT OF per of Cor as m elec wn by fire some | face to anything approaching its natural condition. | wealth’s Susu ete ‘Meyevtile cee y District, OAR 0 WANTED by a lady and two daughters | aARied wa OF Nb wbea the boat was at Hennepin. | ‘The child, | years ago. ‘Their increasing patronage made the | A complaint was accordingly made against the | ---- ‘The London Fleld, « ing journal, an-| other boatderse The, chars mace beer ee At PALL HAR, which wes three years old. was drowned. The | recent addition mentioned above, neceesary. It is | cannibal Crilly for mayheim, and on being taken | nounces the intention of one of the most celebrated | Addross CAVIS, Star Office, stating location,terms, | Mr. Laxapon has kind!y Woman threatened the destruction of her remain- | kept in all respects after the style of our first-class | before Justice Steers he was committed for trial | SPortamen of England, Hon. Grantley Berkeley, |e ss | igen ap cee, A gectloneen and bos indies. ing ebild, and also of herself, but was prevented | hotels, except that tbe servants speak French as | in defanit of $2,000. ‘The prisoner, in his exami. | © Visit this continent. . ; WANKER docRESTIA. FURNISH BD Bt, To behad atthe Bok and Music Storos and from committing further outrage by the officers | well as English, and the resident guests are prin- | nation. said he thought he bit eomplainant’s ear eqhatalaios fees tie see een D ith arash? brows ses fs Aico ee ALT oerock, | PEE MT e'clock, To “ane of the beat. cipally English, Irish and Scotch gentlemen and | off, but he had no recollection of using bis masti- Journal. to pr Scenes and sketches of the | Of 8ccom” odating seven or eight persons. AD: SANCY > = 3 rt or hay Enea kad andlher dicadiad taawith | Crit femttien. ‘The Aaily sand -dinne costes ot | cakors om tle dstieaistd peobinie Hudson feet Wir eocese tie Person having a housa to lot with te furniare will NCY DRE: UERADE BALL quently recovered and restored to the owner; but it was found impossible to restore the victim's | meni SS AND NA ‘ease addrose Bux S74, City Post Gio css HVGEIA HOTEL. amad bull in New York. He got loose from the | © P- ™., for their accommodation, I presume; but fulbparticntarees to price, titeation, 2m _——— ; yt py Me Fy st us- Dutcher that was conducting him by a rope | € €qually as recherche is served for the accom- 1 Advices from the Sandwich Islands are to I; ISA IXED FACT Th z Comfort, on THURSDAY EVENING rext, : through the city, and rushed through the streets. modation of American tourists principally, at2 p. | the 30th of June. The volcano at Mount Loa wes] 1 Raped jen this ‘olenppes aes amis fot 28 oe oF STUCK, pie with yvarler al ween o rs Knocking down and running over men, women, | " %#." our folks” generally desire thetr meals at | still in motion. ‘There was not a single vessel in | roe —— —————— ey es Ke. Phe best of attention rendered, TIFULSTATUE and children. (injuring several,) and smashing | burs that seem odd to the English. Monolulu harbor under a foreign flag on the 30th * ¥ MONEY 1! PeyRe, Very moderate, tvquire of HS HOLLY PUL STATUE , show windows and such institutions to atoms.| | Sw a drill this morning of the 17th Regi.| of June. The whisky duties engaged the atten. | _ MONEY tole Fs etcel Batate Noten at 3581 by note throuch thaCity Post Ofhee auey Sager | “FISHER GIR” ich theCity Post Office, euee Sk Fas m ‘ op»osite Centre f = 4 son F Lbs at He was finally checked up around an awning | ™¢™t, now garrisoning Montreal, in the Champ | tion of the government. Several American ship| - aWINGTON CELEO?T ANTED—A SITUATION by i | paicereboo 8 pity ak boiciered on as tesa. % | de Mars, 2 fine public square for such a purpose. | captains were engaged in a contest relative to tle ee WwW having an experience of five Jeary wgutd | mate "33 Paar. nt Fin str. peat resi Arey The regimental Wand was there, and discoursed | king possession of some new guano Islands. | The exercises of this Xehool will-bo resngrod on Cinbers Ne aucuKasement about the ¥éth of Sep- a Baxx o Wesrox Noves—Dox'r race Twew. | eloquent musi¢; and hundreds of strangers, prin | The late tariff on imported goods would not, | Tharay. the tetday Y, Print, | WALTERS through the City Post Olice ee ree LOST AND FOUND ‘The Governor of Virginia has issued his procta- | cipally American tourists, wore interested specta- | W#8 said, be enforced until 1860. ‘The Freemasons | — ®°2 - 2 eo | weeks = 2m: | RAVEDOR. —— Parone mation forbidding the collecting officers of the | tors. The military effect of the red uniform of | made a grand display in Honolulu on St. John KYOUNG Lables °°HOOL) WANTED TO KENT—Asmall PLACE inthe SUEA' Te at Aer e ark om the anbscriver, ' State to receive notes purporting to lave been | Her Majesty's 17th foot is much finer shan any | Day. the 24th of June. The dutien2y 432 TwELETH Newer, ington: uot Sxecediag ¢ rarlee haben Bec a ah arith s rope around her horas— Sasued by fhe Bank of Weston, in payment of | American regulars’ uniform, heightening greaily Monday, the Sheol'Septmubens “uO? resumed.on | ‘Ag in ty joe, ied Ey a mouey due the State. An examination of the | the ioterest of the drill to ail present unaccustomed | [ ODv FELLOWS BALL, (Navy Yard.\— ND =P ore DE po be: yone returning her to JOSEPH RAILE books and proceedings of the Bank developed | to British soldiery. as fam. On the square, as in | PoP yw’ ae, ee oe HAS? eet Petr ee onl ANTED—A steady YOUNG MAN, who has | Sv J¢rsey avenue, between M aud N sts, seth. the fart that uotes had beew tasaed when there | the streets throughout the day, I notice the perti- | on TCRSDAY RVENING next iis sod intel | haw are nd who can bring ghod tefrene, fogs pusinenas = S STRIGS OF GO ——2: BAL er. the bank Ladd atlet to rede aa them, and that | macity with which bome enstoms are adhered to | St 0'elvck, to which a tull attandance iwexp cu, | S<t¥e frateht for the above part. ull x Ao. ‘Ingutre at MYERS’ Farcy Dry Gusts Store! D* Sibi po the bank Lad fatled to redeem some of thelr notes. | by the English, Irish, and Scotch. of means| tt Seorotary of foal oe iy to HY De! & DAVIDSON, 4?” | No: 120 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. G. gu 19 6t | hereby cortify that John M.Springina tesiding ——— : especially, here, Their jockeys wear top boot, | - WASHINGTON, D —— 2 re Water street, Georg:town. | WANTED TO PURCIIASE—A small DWEL. ofthe comer of Maryiand avente azu sth Ax Estron Snot ex A CaxvivaTE vor Cox- ices Weak Sad ae i WASHING 9. Ca Avorer? rit MISS DOUD’S in geLING-HOUSE north of Pa. avenueand with. eet re me the sub- oness —The Vicksburg Whig of the 1th inst, | 7% °* leggings, and in allof their e members of the Columbus Build Sevecr scnoui> POR Son: zg | in five squares of the Patent Othee, Address Be D Peace, id and for Jeartst Ghat oui the Wadlscsilay’pee'lees, 1 Hoo. | {thing essentially Engiial, pasesd tho flowing resehunnceet Sef? Bopp's, | ad entail Bone othe hoe of Highand’ at dees | G12 City Post Office, giving exact location, sizes Linay, techn gt oty fF auauet, Franklin Smith, the independent Democratic | , Te umber of Religicuse tu Montscal must be nbaay cment of the Sateen eed, with the present | Goreatown, will assume ite duties on Monday, anyon ae EDIAT! ; = stad Brindlg* CO iv wes run DSH | ery great. J mentic of to-day 4 ‘sive of the ass: on. — P ME ELY. " 3 jit: 7 candidate for Congres in th's district, shot Owen | NZ AFM: I weutioned in my tire letter of today | MEnRgement of the Elsire of the ateosiatiog. <=” | 5 Ueulnra may be bad at Dr. J.L. Kidwell's, br.| WARGN En ME DIATELY WASHER! | Given under my hands Mb SbOut 7 youre Vam Vacter, Faq. editer of the Commeaweem | D=ViNE 2papeel ahae U should rather have | of ily unconstitutional and vous F Cipsels, and Ef, 1 (ee Bena sppiy at Br Hotel, for which liber! Eaeee WM. COOPER, J. P. : : et * | written Religicuse, who here go about always in 4 in our former =f . Dr. unin 8. | will be pai 2 — wenics © the streets of that town. 4 pam y secret Bohrer, Dr. E. Brewer, Dr. J. Ly y ee} ¢ ; ™ bitgeitattign theuten saniois At eee the costume of their respective orders, as they do | that the inieraprenc tani ft rare L. Ofvit. : 3 beet Pol WANTED Persons dlesiring Emploement to | refaeated ts Prove Speen var chareenl thie of the Commonwealth. relative to the disenasion | NOt do with us. That costume is generally the | fo of our mombe OF DRESS 1147S FOR 1559, | NEY S CANSDALE Segue gee of Mel a ne spielen hag between Smith and Singleton. at Raviaond. on | °° k reaching to the feet, the broad and spot-| "4" Por the new glection of officers the membera the most popular their names, Employers will be ranger eupare | eS __JOHN M. SPRINGMAN. i thdadesh. Plc weed oF mmc ee teas white neck band, and the broad tri-cornered | Wi! meet on THURSDAY next, 25h of August, at GENTS’ ff sd. DY MeKENNEY. REWARU.—Strayed or stolen from tho 0 mi 3 ‘an Vacter o'clock p in German Hall. : aT em ture of the rider, on the Sresinueees, Cag hel eectiessthy tn? hat. turned up at the sides. Tusa os one will fds aCOR MIELER. Cairn, DRESS, W4NZED PO RENT In Alexandria, » com | ght ofthe tech pry i Duubers of them secm to be visible in the streets GEO. BOPP, Seoretary pro'tem. | for the Fall trado, to bikch we im able neighbor te be abort GaN para: | bares earache meow. 15 heads "rs D7 The gold snuff Lox, designed by General | 1 met perbaps twenty in my ride around the SOYSOF MALTA A op cial meting of | VHP Attintion, ‘i num.) by & permanent and puucty ft "Piegnee | corked 1h hiod tout, thowelit we heehee aes en Andrew Jarkson te be presruted to the American | mountain, coming in from some of their many ONDARY EVER eae at the Eucampment, | Areal au ply of LET GRR HATS Stating terms mud inontig? eze" j right foot.Jand some gear mark ‘Above r= soldier who should acquit himself with most | edncatioual establishients in Montreal's enviroue, | 25 MONDAY E jee oc Keay : R. H. STINEMETZ, ANT wy | ord will be paid for the app she Sonvie valor in the late war between the United States | or returuing to them. Under the law here their | Br order of thet aumor | _9u22-tf 236 Pa. v., near isth atrost. | WW ANTE B28 youth, axed 18, who has up to | Eeconvision street ee St 14 and Mexico, aid which. it will be remembered | establishments are the public schools, where pa. . ately under the oves of us parents, SI 1 UA TION mary couaty Ma eer near Coleville, Mont Was some time since awarded to General Ward B. | reats prefer them to secular educational institu. an office or elsewhere, where : a, oe, on “ Burnett, of New York, was formally presented at | tions, and the brethren are accordingly paid by | Teme ox W.CASHELL. vt. Heis quick, active, obediar ind i *e plone. Plonse’ address @ note te Boe ei —_—_—_—_—_———_. the City Hall, Nashville, Tenn..ou Weduesday, | the goverument for their services, according to | tainments a 7 prmet ol above | Star Office, BOARDIMN : *. Andrew Jackson. Jr. being absent, | the number of scholars they educate, much as our | EWES, EVRA MR OE NTT CARES: per owned by the North Atiane | ——— -— a - G. atation was made by Dr. Johu M. Law- | public school teachers are paid. ‘They take vows, | CHARLOTTE: RUSESE, Bia NO ALA Ne Reet 2 Que of which wilt leave the what | MOSQUITO 71 PUNSQNS DESIROUS OF BOARD CAN on yence, of the Hermitagedistrict. and was received | much such as those of the clergy, but do not say aeLEe oon otge = 8, Rxeu made to and paid mmonthiy thereaftor. Whose eet Fifty five pipes mosahitd iivirve Jugt an between Sth and — by the Hon. Gideon J. Pillow, as the representa. | ass or perform ecclesiastical services aud duties cars and i ther i ntertainiicnts turtished at tie | A°A fesight will be as reasonable eta sat eel 323 Pa. ay, oomivete, a seneral mr "| shortest 2 tveof General Buructt ce nant of the priesthood of the various orders; | BMALL CAKES ofl iotve: cane ei eres | tesseun fort ard he au 2 6t bet. 6th and 7th sts. et BUARD and Washington. their duties to the public being edueational only au 21m JOSEPH SCHAFFIBL *% = ibe wea oi trae rol ‘TINE METZ, 236 Pa. aveuna, teh 4 se. sires between Wasatsczox, Agua 3. Tice ner nite ‘Tex p.m. Augosts,tss9. | 7g™ NOTICE, JOURNEYMEN PAPER pes . turer an agaer tise dcom the manulie, - 24 apy doubt, from clrcumaltanevs which have re | Tam now steaming down the St. Lawrence to | gape t ANGERS —% ONDA thes ameet | FUTCHER'S PATE LASTIC | 4 SHORS. F fons 8 owe obte: ARD» eden —— Queber. on a very crowded steamer. Little Eng- | 8 o'¢lnek. Pull attendano? ia requested auiaarse BY ears Fain itedeae = x concindodand sercived) Wer Sictiawe | Ut # being spoken In my hearing. the inatber | gem. The members of the Order aro | property owners to the he attention of | ° if" orms—Ready Pay: aaw eorly fu September, in Senor Liede tongue of four fifths of those on board being evi- notified that the OKPHA hie for P. ing Metallic Roofs. This Paint w ual — wilf return to New York wi view tyecm. | dently the French. Among my fellow-passengers | big vr? peaheal pe a pe oomponed of pure Gum Elastic, ground in oil, FALL G ODs. A NEW NOVEL ae ee eee ce mek ments already initi- | are some fifty Religieuse—of the order of «Brothers | LUM SPRINGS, fate Roselyn Hoe: | Sad. forme the most complete unpareinier, conte: | yl hay suet reoruyed t0r tne pa trade— “JOHN Ha eek sudtik Futeed pmaanhe Me oe of the Christian Schools,” most of them being | 2:ncng edie eee UR BES I tata’ | Si bchercompanate Farts nrecommend Ihatv seed Canton Fisuaels, tended young men—some few not more than from four- | tion to the ‘usual amusements, an lostremeedd| te praiseas a : ak a Bost J Nover 11 FER, This treaty will probad: ly to | teeu to sixteen years of age. I hear that they are pr Wiitiers” Band and gn Addross will be | of the corrodiag i of the | Mousiin De Lain.) ° Priats, ac! the United States transit over Mexican territory, | on their return to Quebess where most of thets are ing ® xentioman and ladies) PIETY SENS Droota, ome! Yr Un. sheet iron, or other | Shitting and Sheeting Cottons, dee, “ With ertula commercial privileges or exemption | ou, Meir feturn : as mnt ii leave corn= nd 19th street, | Sole Agent for the Praiet oe H. EGAN "yee SS ae that connection. tovetier |S ?!°Y in their voration, after having made | Nivthern ‘Marker id Fellow ‘Mth stent | aua0 Ne 05 Teh wt above He 321 and 323 Ps. ave., betwee & ad uate means of protec their annual ‘- retreat’ at the “ Mother House,” in | and comatat Morand ave and ect ate. = - -. Su 20-6t 6th and 7th ote. * » ly asserted that the eompensats Montreal. ‘They are lively, intelligent gentlemen, | ®_™. aud 2 p.m. for the Springe; and from the corner Rich ano ser SE , HoPeryv: ual » coe ad tages can easily be rendered mutually | apparcutly, as mew should bé who vow to devote Pa. av. aod 7th street every hour during the day. FANCY CO. PINS, EEL _ HOSIERY" For agie at : = satisfactor er treaties wi proposed jn ———— i ww reosivi due time, and in these arrangements there fx no wien Hane Service of God by and through LADIES’ TeAge 1S Bags colors, wine aa Wah ee nen | 22 Corner aig — Teason to doubt that provisicn will be made for the | % !ifetime of labor tn training the minds and sub. ASKETS, © | prices, 7 8 ‘a sal low JCR, IC! sa ji satisfaction of Auetica -o, | Quiug the passions of the rising generation. New and AS ‘AN No & ICE. ICE! Distinguished friend --opeeieoan in 4. BE nent binsegtag «| Sard TOYS, } _ au é 1nd 323 Pa. av. sou auStON bs a a pee Sealy PES ment. incladiag a aun ¢ eS 2 d 4 . ices im the regntd the leat Meaicsn news aa additionally | « Banosty, Inraievs, an Conaeesion ishing 2707 gifts me tan 1 2 reno aces AMGLAUOBLIS Por. COAL AND Woon orders—ieft at 0. "corner of Green and ene zi * cause of tLe constitutionalists, . ~"— | private. a orion ea: P = mor with my wag ead speak of the ex-communicati f that Facts have recently come to our knowledge prov- re LVHIA CONFECTIONERY, corner > P SKIR' by the Archbjabop of Mexico as a harmless pro. | ing conclusively that a contract has been regularly ida at 2 ‘au ie-im= ESE Airdate of Ladies? and | iaQur ttock of WOOD and WALTER GODRY. ered ing tered into between John W., Forney, COUPON BONDS OF With’ adjontate et, Sahek or |W CARD. ‘There is no foundation for the rumor that the | Suere™ — “= —— SE PMils, PIN Gas LIGHT COMPANY TENG, | gasp of any weshreprisg A eee at Ly! re the city on or be- Secretary of War will resign his seat in the eabi. | @°ipbia, wt > & member of the desi-abie 2 suns of hve un 180, new supply of Ladies’ CORE: ja fuel J ‘ pet. He hopes soon to return to the performance United States House of Representati ves from Ohio, red dollars s enuery 2, 1862, and | s.nes. “stand and. pette for of bis ofbcie} duties. disposing of the two frst offices Im the gift of the | pon'ing sale by ra 291 0d 323 Pa. ny., bot. ou "ate, i +g ? wet meg mew WOOD, _ anal Sere -_ ES Ae ee