Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1859, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | AstiNoTou Szws anv cossir. W ASHLINGTON CITY: seesecenee October 10, 195% pirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution notes the candor of the New York Cowrter and Engwrrer in endorsing Senator Seward's famous Rochester speech, particularly that passage which announced that * obr s sete of government is a war of antagonistic systems. ke, ke. The Constitution thinks it probable that the thirst for dreadfal vengeance which the French and English in China desire to wreak on the Ce- lestials, -- of every age and sex.’? will not be justi fied or gratitied by their Governments. The Jntedlegencer copies, approvingly, # article from the New Orleans Bee endorsing certain late criticisms of the Earl of Carlisie (Lord Morpeti:) upon America and Americans ee, UF Col. Wildman, the owner of Lord Byron’s ancest ral estate, died in England on the 19th ult 1L> Horatio J. Harris, Esq.. U.S. District At. torney for the southern district of Mississipp!. died on the 25th ult. U7 Vanderbilt triumphed in getting the Cali- fornia mails for his line. From thence comes his new motto—* Letter went! 1[7™ Gev. Wise has sold his place at Only, nea~ Onancock, Accomac county. Va. containing 400 acres of land, to Capt. Finney, for $13,000 UF Over $4.000 worth of dried blackberries Were sent from High Point, N. C., between July and September. to the North, to be used for dye- ing LF Some of the Paris papers state that the Man- darin in command of the Chin forces at the Peiho has been beheaded by ordcr of the Em- peror A Decenerate Namesaks.—Lorenzo Dow East. who was convicted, in Halifax county, Va., nine years ago. of passing counterfeit money, has been captured, and was last week sentenced to 4wo years imprisonment. Ys" Rev. Mr. Kalloch. of Boston. who took a prominent part in the proceedings at the late meet- ing of the American Bible Union for the revision of the Scriptures, suggests, it is understood, the amendment of the 7th Commandment by striking out the werd “not.” 77 Jobu Orf. Esq., formerly editor of the Mechanics’ and Laborers’ Union, at Cincinnati, proposes to start in Washincton a weekly paper, ame, the object being to nnite Repnb- ficans and Democrats. He'll havea time of it! el I> A Connecticut editor, having got into a controversy with a contemporary. conzratulated himself that his head was safe from a --donkey’s heels His contemporary astutely inferred from this that he was unable ‘to make both ends meet” I> A planter’s convention is to be held in Nasb- ville on the 10th inst. The object of the meeting is to afford opportunity for a general discussion of agricultural ard planting interests. and a free and full interchange of views and feelings in regard to the interests of those engaged in planting in the southern States. AxoTHeR PRizs Ficut to Come Orr.—it is said that Edward Price, who recently won the fight with Kelly, received a challenge yesterday from George King, of Boston, to fight him in Canada, at such time as the parties may deter- Mine upon, and that Price bas accepted. John C. Heenan, the Benicia Boy, is to act as the trainer and second of Price. The fight is to come of in about three months. ———— UP The Italian question may be regarded as settled. A treaty of peace is to be concinded between France and Austria, upon the basis of the preliminaries agreed upon at Villafranca. The famous fortresses of Mantua and Peschiera and the States of Parma and Modena are to be ceded to Sardinia, the House of Lorraine is to be reestab- lished in Tuscany. and the Legations are to be re- stored to the Pope; while Venetia is to have a sort of nominal independence, under an Austrian Arch- duke, who is to be called the Grand Duke of Vu- netia 17~ The papers by the overland inail of the 16th September. from California, received at St. Louis, contain some items of interest. The election in Nevada Territory took place on the 7th ult., when the constitution recently framed was duly adopted, and a territorial ticket was elected, headed by Isaac Reufe as Governor. The Oregon papers of the 10th ult. publish the reply made by Gen. Harney to Gov. Douglass's letter of August 13, in which Le accepted Gov Douglass's explanation as an apology for his past conduct, but evidently reposes no faith in the Gov- ernor’s professions, and declines to withdraw the troops from San Juan until the pleasure of Presi- dent Buchanan is known Virws of ENGLISH STATESMEN ON THE PRInO Arraix —The London correspondent of the Xew York Times says: ‘The disastrous news from China has caused the reassembling of the Cabinet a fortnight earlier than had been anticipated. Lord tigim was in Scotland when the tidings of Admiral Hope's re- on in his attack on the forts at Taku reac hea ngland. The Karl wes immediately summoned to Balmoral, where he is nud: stood to have been engaged in consultation for some time with Lord Jolin Russell. both corresponding by telegraph uniatermittingly with Lord Palmerston and the heads of the War and Naval de au nt. | Elgin, who wants to be Gover General. does not conceal his urgency that mess I be on a large éeale for the vin- British prestive in the cestern seas Lumiliation of the Mantehou Government. The unlooked for vigor and dic. cipline displayed in the sanguinary affair at the mouth of the Peilo furnishes the advocates of further expan: d azgrandizement with the pretext they have heretofore lacked for the em- Plovment of means similar to those whereby India was gradually subjugated. In the Cabinet this fecling undoubtedly predominates, the Premier being its most iS representative. A ini- nerity, compr: Gladstone, Mr. Milner Gibson, and we Lewis, are much opposed to the | = y and conquering tendencies of Items Telegrapied from Ren Herald dispatch says: Dispatches are being prepared at - ment of State for our Mi ner te Cae ee intster in China The Government will enlighten bim upon the subject of neutrality. and what is meant by it, so that in any future. ergoncy which may arise he will comprehend and understand his duty. His ine Stree tions were clear and emphatic—the same in ; issioner Reed, in Government peremptorily declined, under any circumstances. to co-operate or in any manner become con ated with either England 3 Brence is thete movements against the Chinese The dispatches now in preparat fa abis polity Preparation w reiterate The statement that the Ad the course of Commodore ‘ Ward in the affair of Peiho, 1 bave good authority for sta! bg that a reply Judge Black's article if squatter soverei ee ‘s in preparation, under the Supervision of Senator Dougles. and will shortiy appear Mr Douglas is in busy correspondence with his friends in regard to the organization of the next Washington. nistration approve tnall and Minister 8 incorrect House. The anti-Lecompton Democrats will go ss to the De tic caucus, and be governed by Yy the choice of Speaker, Clerk, &c., hoping that Forney may secure the Clerkship, if a is given to an Administration +-+- It is stated ioe © Cae row fre! hy? fo; Hom A’ Schell and Hoa eB ia -George R. West, an artist of considera’ boy eae who formerly resided in this city, mer iterly at the Bay of Islands, New Zealand Where be was American Consul, died at that Place of consumption In May last. ---- Senator Wilson passed through New Yor on Saturday en route to Washington. whith, te somes to assist in franking Republican docu. ‘wents, the Government having “shut down’’ on the ‘Hegal frauking by proxy. So says the Herald And aise that Senator Douylas had to abandon his coutemplated visit to Mianesota, where he i weg agements t> stump the State in the pres- * canvess, in order that he might to Washington and superintend bis franking in Hon. T. sh Lega- rt. N.Y, ‘Tue Praric-Storgs Question.—The New York Journal of Commerce takes the trouble to expose the utter want of foundation for the wholesale ac- cusations of the New York correspondent of the Mobile Register, leveled against the parties with whom the Secretary of the Treasury not long since contracted to have the labor in the public stores in New York done.which was formerly performed by a considerable army of silaried individuals. This correspondent. by the bye, was as diffuse as bountifal with his acensations; bestowing them with a free hand likewise on the Secretary of the Treasury and a dozen prominent gentlemen in the Sune connection; which said gentlemen have no tw do with the Government and its contracts nthe man inthe moon. While we think the Journal of Commerce gives undne importance to the roorbacks written to the Register. by bestow- ing any notice whatever upon them, we are glad it has made plain the fact that, by making the contract in question, Secretary Cobb has lessened the cost to the Federal Treasury of collecting the customs revenue in New York somewhere be- tween $75,000 and $9,000 ; having previously les- sened it about $100.000 by dispensing with the services of entirely useless cflicers under the Col- lector of the portof New York and other chief ‘Treasury-Department functionaries there The monstrous slanders of the writer for the Register have done good. instead of harm—deci- dedly. They have attracted public attention to the fact that the reform of Secretary Cobb ts a substantiol and successful one, entitling him to the cratitude of the country; and also to the fur- ther facet that men disappointed about office, or something of the sort, as the Register’s writer continne to st way of monstrous and indiscriminate slander. to gratify their thirst for revenge—thus warning the public against placing confidence in the class of slanders such as that on which we are comment- ing. . THE Star's PRoruecy sinc Workep Ovt.— The Washington corres; ondent of the Raltimore Sun say “1 hear reliably that Col. Forney has consented to be supported for Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives by anti-Lecompton Democrats from the Middle States. upon the understanding that they will vote with the Republicans for Speaker, the latter of course to support Mr. Forney. In making this arranzement, he says that it is not to be nn- 1 that he may not support the Charleston e. He does not expect aid asa candidate tk from Judge Douglas, as that gentl man’s counsel here has been to dispose of all party ditficuities within the party. and that he shonld support the Democratic noimince even if it were Mr. Buchanan, provided that the princioles of the Cincinnati platforin were not departed irom? A month since we announced or foretold this ~ bargain, intrigue and management” to place the las in the House clerk- ship; #s well as that for the sake of conserving some lingering chance of obtaining the Charles- ination, which he foolishiy imagines he : tor Douglas would scheme to make it appear that he has neither lot nor part in th's work of transferring the votes of his Congressional fol- lowers in the House from New York, Pennsylya- nia and New Jersey to the Republican nominee for Speaker. Though upto this time loth, asexplained above, to father this lezitimate result of his course for the last year or two, his modest hesitancy bids fair to r off, perhaps, by the meeting of Congress, by b time, unless utterly bereft of all mother wit In his chase after the crazing bauble—the Presidency—he will have discovered that the game of pretending continued identity with the Deno- cratic party while striving to ontlead Mr. Seward for abolition support by maintaining a more plau- sible and specious abolition doctrine than his. is not worth the candle. = = Tue BeGinxixe or tHe Exp.—The result of the recent clection in California, of which ¢ nough is already known to warrant the assertion that the Democratic party have achieved there an over- whelming victory over the combined R epublicans and Douglasites where they did combine, anda far greater victory where the latter supported, each, their own candidates—as they did in some cases,— is throwing a wet blanket, indeed, over the cause of squatter sovereignty on thi side of the Rocky Mountains. High bopes were entertained by more or less of the advocates of the nomination of Mr. Douglas by the Charleston Convention that California would on this occasion so vote as to create on the Democratic public mind the impres- sion of a necessity for “-tighting the — with tire” in the next Presidential election; of ranning an abolitionist, in plain English, against an aboli- tonist. But California has utterly obliterated Mr. Douglas's phase of abolitionism on this veca- sion, with Messrs. Broderick, McKibben, ef al. its representatives there. It wiil be ditiicult for men of common sense to scrutinize this California result without at once beginuing to comprehend how completely el! the “blowing”? over the alleged popularity of Mr. Douglas and hix phase ot abolitionism in the non-siavebolding States amounts to a mere case of false pretences, founded only on traveling-circus expedients to attract gaping crowds, and newspaper putting to deceive the distant public as to the sentiments of the gaping crowds thus collected. - - Decision 1x THE Case oF HaRBACH.—The Sec- retary of the Interior has recently delivered an opinion In reference to the claim of Harbach to a tract of land included within the corporate limits of the city of Omaha, Nebraska ‘Territory. The land claimed was included within the Pits of the town by speritie description, and it thereby beeame excluded from pre cimption. Omaha was incorporated on the Yd of February, 1857, before Harbach had given notice of his intention toassert a preemption claim to the low. The decision of the § find in qnestion ia not subj neither bas any right on the part of the authorities of Omaha city, nor of any others. attached to the same. Itean only be disposed of or brought into market by being offered at public sale D. Jav Browne, Esy —It has Leen reported through the papers that ti gentleman had been removed from the position he has so long held, of Superintendent of the Agricultural Division of the Mnited States Patent Ottic ; but on inquiry at the Department we learn that this is not the case, though the Department having contemplated re- ducing the expenses of that Burean, Mr. B. has concluded to resign. Up to 1 o'clock p. m., how- ever. no definite action bad been had. dd, as required by etary is, that the to preemption, o a Naval ORDERS —Assistant Surgeon Francis 1, Gait bas been ordered to the receiving ship at Nor. folk. Lieutenant Jobn Watters has been ordered to the sloop of war Preble. ArrointMent.—Benjamin @. Heriot has been appointed ayent for paying United States pensions at Charleston. S.C., vice John C. Cochran, re- signed. ——— 6 Hon. Secretary or War. Gov. Floyd, is ex. Pected to return to this city, from Old Point Com- fort, to-morrow. eae Tue Weatner—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’cloc . ‘New York, N.Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Baltimore, Md Washi is Richmond, V Petersbu: Vi Raleigh, N.C Wilm Montgom Ala. New Orion, La. arietta, O.. Cincinnati, O. i at the Smithsonian, at 7a. ™., (eor- temperature, ) 30,093; at noon, 30,106 »at7 a. m., 47°; at noon. 55 . mat git hours ending 9 a. m. to- rected for be BRODERICK KILLED IN TH EA CEL WITH JUDGE TERRY. Cause ef the Duel, &c. SHIP QUAKER CITY DIS- _— STEAM SLED AT SEA. Arrival of her Passengers. The overland mail of the 16th ult. reached Jef- Nearly one bundred passengers by the steamship ferson City on Saturday. ~ Quaker City, from New York, bound to Havana, The duel between Senator Broderick and Chief | have arrived at Norfolk, Va. On the 7th aoa » Justice Terry took place near San Francisco, on | when fifty miles south of Cape os = the morning of the 13th ult. Broderick fell atthe | gine was disabled, and immediately a — first fire, having been pierced through the lungs. | citement was produced, in the midst of whi he He lingered till 935 o'clock on the morning of the | boats were pe itech mt 8 a Vth, when he died. The community was pro- it was su the vessel 4 one ‘The pumps were set to work, and only foundly agitated by the melancholy event. Judge | of whter was found to be in the hold. which was erry escaped unburrt pumped out, and it was ascertained th Daring the political campaign closed by the was no leak Th nal sivnal of distress election on the 7th ult nators Gwin and Brod- | down, "was displayed. when the bark Dumbarton, erick bnrled defiance at one another. while ex. | Captain Shadlum, of New York, took the passen pressing their readiness to settle their private gers and their provisions on board and ed riefs in a private way. or in the Aner eae safely in Hampton Roads on Saturday nigbt, in Scag gentlemen. A duel was looked for after charge of JY Margovs and Dr. Finnett, the sur- ’ nof the ship. Twelve passengers and nll the the election, and the eacileers let ere Asche cers preferred remaining on board the Quaker etRed Be: tree eons rene: thor When last seen she was forty miles south aes ee of Cape Hatteras, near the Gulf Stream, wind Rut instead of a duel between Bri light butsea very heavy. No serious danger was \ destin) thr uleni Dhar ret apprehended. ‘There was no loss of life attendant tween Broderick and ie Supreme Court In Jame upon the disaster. i f the De ratic Messrs. Davidson Woodworth. Dr. A. Wilson ng of the Democrat Broderick, while sitting Brooks. Mr. Kdmonston fornish the follow- of the disaster ALEXANDRIA. Correspondence of The Star. ALBxanpaia, Va., Oct. 10, 1559 The County Court at tts sitting on Saturday or- dered that an election be held on the 22d of this Month, to fill the vacancy oceasioned by the death of Justice Washington T. Harper. No criminel | cases Were tried. and court adjourned until this | morning, at the usual hour for opening | ‘Phe attendance at Peiee’s Varieties on Saturday | night. to witness the beantiful play of Camille, | Wag.more numerous than npen any previous ors a. | sid it being for the benefit of Miss Charlotte | Thompson who performed the part of Camille. | At the conclusion of the fourth act) Miss Thomp- | Kate apee ared before the son W: diy called for. and curtain accompanied by Mr it At tols mo- ment Hugh Latham, Es; ,stepped upon the stage, | mance at sg tom and in « neat and very appropriate speech present- | orchestra chairs ed to Miss Thompson, in behalf of a few of ber | » oS = ee ASHING TON THEATRE WwW Maxacen. = Mr. 8. W. Guers. Engacoment of the Cantatrioe and Veteran Actor Sand MR. RICHINGS. For Six Nights only. THIS EVENING. Ore! extra To conclude with the pet oooneTHE LITT. tte comes entitied Ee Savat *. Richones IL Doors open at \ to 7: performance to eom- Admission 5) cents to dress oiroie , 1: private boxes, $5. it numerous admirers in this city, a massive gold | Iss... < . | bracelet, asa testimonial of thelr high esters for | JULIANA MAY | ber as a lady and an actress. In th Will give Two Latham’s remarks he paid a flattering tribute to the memory of that famous English comedian. Lysander Thompson, the father of this lady. Miss T. replied ina few we thanking | On the i b friends for their flattering response te her DAY. the isth of October. please them; and, after express- Asmisted by the fol owing eminent artists GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS At PHILHARMONIC BALL. Evenincs of THURSDAY, the 13th, ané SATUR at the time (sprang upand proceeded to asrertain the canse told Perley that he expected bir to carry his re: | SYNE UP amt proveededl to axre riain the cause marks to the Judge, and intimaced his readiness | nen pide, dinsbling tis eagine stich: aided to hold Limself responsible for his langua: Per- 1a. the a x ting on the cranks. and ley challenged Broderick, and. as is known, be | on the cross-tail. bad thr declined to fight. on the ground chat Perley. was y an inferior. Soon after, Broderick an: fromm the stuinp that he would not acce le but that pady for anv of his enemies morning. the 9th nit, Broderick turn, parted almost two-thirds from the f The weight of this broken part of the lr cor ried the cross bead of the air-pump to this side, bending the rod ty the glan eross-tail bein: side levers an the sea through the wheels, carried the cranks centre and swung Ju succession heavy ‘ainst the fore and aft columns, support- n shaft and parted the bed-plates into aree pieces close by the two after-col- d guide rods, and is of the stuatti ius freed from the cont carrying T : Loft the friend of ‘Terr: mortal combat at ence is understood the conditions agr no person except the pri Is, seconds and sur- eons were to know of me or place of the duel. iately left the city, a fact which soon became widely kn hh articles Re aeneetis CHRMSRERS Sota uns, by the strokes of the side-lever. struck the steam The starboard cross-tail links being bent nd caused the greatest excitement. xXpectation was on tiptoe. and the sole topic of conversation was concerning the contemplated fiz It seems. that a correspondence was opened with the view of settling tke ditticulty. The report is that Brod- erick was ready to give satisfaction by stating that, althou he used the language complained of on the spur of the moment and in the heat of rsonal debate. ape with great force, tearing off the felt. he cylinders did not escape accident. levers. being united at the ing otf the port-journal cross-tail caused the der cross-head to deviate from a leveland the side rods to move out of the vertical lines. The cross head struck the deck beams on the port and star- board successively. splitting and tearing them into atoms and raising part of the upper deck, The piston and side rods were also bent. but the cytinders and air p parently sound. The engine presented a complete wreck, and a more general smash-up bas seldom becn Witnessed. The & rexplanation was : agreed on to ake place at tive o'clock onthe morning of the l2th ult , the weapons to be six-shooters. At the appointed time that morning the parties were on the field in presence of about two hundred spec- ors and severa i Ss. The spot aclect- + hear the Lake tor ‘oud the Mission, and in San Francisco county, did not turn out satisfactory to the seconds, either in consequence of the nature of the ground or the presence of the police otticers, who expressed their determination to prevent the duel taking plac: Peo other places were examined, when. at th, the party crossed the line into San Mateo ounty, and at a little after 7 o'clock that morning fixed on the spot and commenced measuring the ground. The principals, with their seconds. in a few minutes took their appointed places. At th moment the chief of police and three otti terfered. One of their number went np to Bri erick a Presented a warrant for Bikarrest. tile another approached ‘Terry the au- | when informed that their service at the pumps thority of the officers to arrest, as they were out of = % the limits of San Francisco, but itsceme that the | #2 {i longer needed; and that the hull was warrant was endorsed by a After considerable time spent i y surrendered themselves, and were liberated on parole. Messrs. Broderickand Terry then agreed to appear bofore the police court at 2 o'clock on Monday afternoon, the Ith nit.. the day before the duel. The result of that proceeding isa mat- ter of little consequence now, as it did not prevent the hostile meeting. It is said that Jud: the bench before le: J dition of the ship. as it was reported she was n ng water fast pad ue they saw the prompt ning and provisioning of the boats and the working of the pumps by the passengers by the orders of the officers. This painful anxiety continued till the captai rom the engine room, and appear where he wa rrounded by the " cager to know their fate. He replied that the steamer had madea little water, bnt he had reason to believe it would not continue, and if it did he would inform them. Etforts were immediately made to cha course of the steamer, but owing to the b of the wheels it was found to be’ impracti Nothing now remained put to wait fo: daylight About 5 o’ciock in the morning a sail overed bearing towards the steamer - Chadbourne of the Dumbarton, when ar- ements were soon made to transfer the pas- sengers. This was evidently a severe difficulty, and one of much danger, owing . lurching ship. But tl performed by the aid of F the direction of the steamer The greatest anxiety pre ced that the turn had arrived to tr. and child They exhibited the utmost courage and «oolness. however. The debarkation on board the bark was not the less ditticult, but was conductud in the same skilful manner Capt. Schufeldt ordered provisions and water for the use of the passengers transferred to the bark. and when all wes completed he detailed tw olticers, Finnell and Hargous, to accon bark to Norfolix. a ton’s cabin afforded but limited ac- Which was given « th tain Schufeldt, led steamer, ast adien to his passengers; which was answered by three uearty cheers from the bark, which quickly spread her sails for Norfolk. ln taking leave of her lant couuuander and crew, but one of mingled sympathy and gratitude to dence pervaded the passengers Phe excelient discipline of the shipand the care of Captain Schufeldt were fully appreciated and universaily recognized. ‘To his able management and prom] vedience of his officers and men, is mainly to be ascribed, under Provi- dence. the safety of so ma: The following are the na: who preferred remaining the eiticers and crew : John B Pall. E >. G. Monsalve, C. Chatrand and f {. Crabbe, lady and two echildre: rand. J. A. Debandr Terry resigned his seat on > Sacramento. His seconds were Me Calhoun Benham and Thos. Hayes. Mr. Brod k's seconds w Mr. J.C. MeKib- ben and another whese name we do not know, but probably ex-Sberitf Colton, of Yreka, or Mr. John A. Monroe. of San Francisco. The defeat of Broderick at the late State elec- tion, itis said, had converted bis general condition of misanthropy to that of desperation and reck- lessness of 1 On the other hand, Judge Terry is aiman of great coolness, steadiness of nerve and decision. f 1. 0, O. EThe regniar quarterly commu hpedeer of the RY Yn Grend de ee of the Hh iy ih nereet, FHIS (Monday) EVENING, a7 ock. Grand Sec, ORMATION ‘arty tobe giventy uinthe same by ap al, Navy Yard, on t lub ean Fellows’ H Svening. October 1, piving at the Odd Tuesday feelin Pp COUPON BONDS OF THE WASHING L TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY are a safe and desitabie investment, being in sums of five hun dred dollars each, redeemabie Janimry 2. 162, and bearing interest at rate of six Mee cent, per annuum, and are for saleby RIGGS & COL ane f THE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW 2 York avenue Presbyterian Chnreh will be tad with Masome ceremonies on MONDAY next, the tth inst., at4 p.m., precisely; after which ce e montes, Rev. Cyacs Dickson, D. D.. of Bait more. willlcliver an address; Kev. Septivus Testi, D 1), will offer the tnvocstory prayer; and Rev Gvarry,D. D.. Pastor of the Charen, will mies of those passengers on the Quaker City with e the religidus services of the hour with appropriate The public are cordially invited eat oe 6 at” remarks, tend JO CHARGE FOR PLAIN INITIAL, LN ING On NOTE PAPER and BN at DEMPSEY & O'T% ‘ oe 1 St Pa. ave. t. 9th and lth eta, OR SAL —A good, nica FAMIL RIAGE. Inquire R.’'W. BROWN, Sth and Tats. No. 394, oe »D MILLINER WANTED—Attho N tk Fancy Store, No. 30 Centre Marke eae 2doors from Sta street. . M. RIMPH. oe I JANTED—a who is Good wages \ wi 0.39 OR 3ALE-Vers chen itappliog t vf xoon, 1 ORS good Family or Work Apply EN to JOSEPH NALLY, W unse, . HNALLY, Washington H ee ceo avenue, OLORED W & god cook, washer an ziven ty a com srmer of K and JOTICE.—1 have thiad CALASH CAR in articular International Hotel, Je $ ss yaa Ret into | Or the morning of the 7th, when fifty miles controversy with a Mr - an intimate per van of Cape Hatteras, the py were Were sonal friend of Judge Terry, by harsh vars Lever Saatny fi : concerning the latter. whe rl oe the | ston of aceon Commotion, kd spoken Gleps sn tnaly oft ig Sen- | on investigation. proved to come from the engine: pe eee ae Broderick. ae tye g tte | room) On beariug the shock, Mr Edmonston | Jemocratic party a by € ' under the action of the swell of | rank’s end. the break- | The passengers experienced immediate relief hufeldt sent a boat to her. and brought off Ir Latham for his kind allu. | ARTHUR NAPOLEON f her parent. she withdrew. | The renowned Pianist ; andits of the audience | son to th- 8, a m then presented to Mr. C. Barton | Pps Phiiharmo ic Hill, from the some source. a beautiful gold seal me hs face ties ; and ri r Hill was evidently *- taken all aback.” the whole arrangement having been so admirably Admismon 21; Resery conducted by those having it in charge. thatthe Tiekets { h | recipients bad not the remotest knowledge of what | Mr. J. F. Riise and Me x ranspire. Mr. Hill returned his ac- oors Open a *olock , Co d the thing wis 8% i down on the bills, F ORREST HALL, Gronorrown, to the audience . Soe, : that the gentleman FOR ONE WEEK ONLY na few word: The aifir not being Was quite an agreeable surpri We are requested to sa whose services had been procured to make the | Commencing WEDNESDAY, October 5, 10%. presentation *- backed down,”’ and Mr. 1. was | : ed | : eleventh he present him. | Db gr SE mos is speech was an promptu one, but NDE: _ | adwnira’ ly to the point . ; PANOPYPTICON: To-night the favorite Mrs. Gladstane retarns for | . on ;: w brief period. and, ju connection with Miss Life Moving Mechanical Exhibition | Thompson. Mr. Hill, Mr. Craig, -*Comui sian oF THE son, and last. though not least.a tiptop Alexandria | amatenr, present in the capital comedy of = Lone | WAR EN INDIA don Assurance’’—an irresistibly attractive bill. | SEPoY ry My {ail M embracing an astoumling Gury Trovsaxn M —— | The Most Wondertul BALLS, PARTIES, &. — FRST GRAND COTILLON PaRTY | oF Mex, Horses. ME es B! It isnot a Panorama, painted on a few hundrnt ft THORNS HALL. 10 st. feetgof fat canvas, but rt isa Stactiing ard F On THURSDAY EVENING, Oct.2, | representation of actual eeoner: ree i Tickets 5) Cents; sdmitting a eentien ta- | with bew: dering accwiasy by Mechanieal Mode's dies. Particulars in future advertisement. J endowed by geniux with the wen ant ot 16 eoSt&e dat ABineton BOYS STILL ALIVE. | Kmpassioned Volition of Lite. Rattion in whieh Thirts Thousand partic pate, are Actually Fonght, With all the POMP AND CIRCUMSTAN® & Cit are stermed, » bayonet. Battle | Attendant herrors OF war d taken at the pe are present: w ramahips and sarlin uneing te ther nunier generally, that the y will take place at thand D puch their we Rese 03 DAV EVENING Fe ee j ig Bis od ead Country Aagniheontiy a ae at Be recatic party | AUINUTH GEOGRAPHICAL CERTAINTY = a peering mike this the most agreeable party | Nod scription can approach a shad sour ail the ven lety ? ly ne Ts CAPS alle 0 | ofthis ee ene aes ene Trawmph of Merhanisin and Wonler of th: Ac Tickets 59 cents, admitting a Gentleman and La- | It is tne most plote and expensive pend dies. | artever exhibited. having been purcha Y Committer, | Beale. in Europe oat wf Wm, Shedd, B F. Fridley, 1. Posey, TWENTY-FIV 1OUSAND DOLLARS oR Additiona) feat since been added, evita Ing large Additional Expense. An Explanatory Lecture « hitien, by a gent'eman reside whole of the Rebellion. ONT FORGET TO ATPEN COTILLON PA TO BE GIVEN BY THE Merry Social Club, a ducing t DTHEGRAND RTY This Panopticon Las received the warmest com On TUESDAY EVENING, Oot. iith, lay mendations mm the Press. the Clere At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, ( Nary’ Yard.) telligence of ¢ very city and town whe The Committee pledge themselves thatno pains | exhibited. ‘The Great Thunderer, the Lon-s or expense shall spsr-d to make this a Times, with a! its Jealouse and preimiien § pleasant evening to all who may favor them © ng American, in an editurial of nears bail With thoir presence on the orcasion, | a column. prone es at “Grand beyen Korey Prof. Schroder’s celebrated Brassand St ing | tgn, and astonndinely life-like, Band hax been enza.ed. Tue Moritenr, the Offieral Organ of Nap Coaches wil) leave 6th street and Pa.avenue every | Empeorer of the Freneh, cars: Lang: « ten minutes during the evening for the nal. Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admit and ladies, te ng agentieman | T ven faint idea of its super'ative he American Presse has been most aise. Dr_ Beale proudly offers this exhilite Chef d’mavre of his managerial earecr, cha the World to equal at. Secure seats early commence ets 25 erar ne . Evrecuive Committ.¢, 0 A.C. Thompson, J. A. Murph: Sam’! Howe Wm. T. Grimes, oc 10,11° ————————_—_—_— A fall Rand FOR RENT AND SALE. Extibitren POR SALE OR RENT—A pleasant COTTAGE , OSt- Doors open att; performance clonk x: Children 1$ cents, f Music in attendance n Satarday, Oct. &, and Weduesday pck in the afvernoen, situated nent ee hea thy and rapidly | _%eh eat reduced rates. cee improving sections of the Dist he House con- : ee tains 9 rooms: aco a large Stat me end of the | DAN RICKS al square. ‘The yard hax a good growth flowers, vegetables, &c. securing a pleasant poe ity f fruit trees, | Any person deai pme will fied an exce l=nt op For particulars inquire af BAR- | ES oe 10-6 GREAT SIrOW: The most Novel, Unique and Extraordinary Exhibition upon Earth! ad CHAMB ated five feet above location very de east of the Rtate na New York ave- D. \. GARDNER. 4 and well arranged thr. With A two-story 2k A SUPERB FQUESTRIAN TROUT REAT GYMNASTIC TRAINED ANIMA Such as cannot be produced im any other pact « world, wi!! exhibit, Afternoon aud Fveninc. At JUDICIARY SQUARE, WASHINGTON, On MONDAY, October Wrh, le Performance at haif-past2,and half past RLOR « +8) ORPS, story brick HOG building, containing nine large and air c ‘ wisi a ses ariaml brick woodsivd, aly Adaunsion, 25 Cente... Reserved snte, Pooperty is lorated h strent M st - . Any peraen desiring a heathy residence wom DAN RICE, = at No, 224, 5th street, near M « hrmenists,will eppear darn: north, ook - tus heme his FAREWELL FPOR SAL ESSeveral eligible LOTS, neas Pa. SESAESEe catenin avenue, betwacn lth and Isth streste: “Apply ERC at No, 209, , oct ive ny Aze OF ¢ teeter ~ Ax ELEPHANT rar Wate rue Ticatr Rors, ABLE FARM AT PRIVATESALE, HIGHLY TRAINED HORSES: LISH FARM” within one mile of Al GYMNASTS AND ACROBATS! exandria, on the Great Hunting Cree! DARING RILERS! oe sy wag rsen two acres, GORGEOUS PAGEANTRY ef tins farin to Alexandvia, as well a erior pe SG q : soil. wou pita mont denirah © and prohabie PER PORMING EYPIAE 2087), oc eno a a = as bard) ble fox S > ~ Prone ™ = * "areas é shivx to enkaze intheaboveramed ius;| ARTISTES! ARTISTES!! ARTISTES in inthe immediate neighborhood of A Msoxificent Rann! udria, so desir’ farm, { wilt THE ORIGINAL COMIC _¥ULRS, \ ei! be wold in whole ordivided into | The Panuiost Auimaistn Creation® Any ane wishinc to purchase will call upon J.H, | And an infinite variet sees Monroe, No, 3 Queen ee. the undersigned, | ELIZABETH HARRISON.” | x of J.D. Harrison, d-o'd. oc4-lw LEVIATHAN EXHIBITION: Exeeut : _ | Wh iF more exter wive, fore brillant. And more OR RENT—A valuableGROCERY STORE | ®t sfactiss any ow which has ye situated on the corner of th and Bate weet, | tisited the District. Seo larce fi near the canal. Itis weil counter, bins, d&o., aud isthe most desirable sta: in the city for a resident. country and river trae For terms apply to Mr. JOHN MOORE, N Pictorial and Descriptive Biils and Lal for fail particular REMEM@=ER with shelving, | d | 5 N__RICF’S LAST > 0 or 2e00d PAVERS, on 8th st ‘per day, payable weekly, Al RUS, to haa! stone and gr 2X mock haus, Allcaier & Petry, cy sorre! horses, and a new set o| Lutz & Beall, fan harness, made hy Wages &2 per day, 2 JOHN BLIGH oes-ae Por OM 00 10-2t* _ the old porter of the Kithwoed Hons : FEW ORLE, 3 MOLASS W INS) barrels ch ‘ew Orieans M of th 15,0800 Lbs, SELEA BACON Or Xen PE. a oF v4 forsale MURRAY & SEVMES. The XOTicE,70 THE PuRLic. ndersigned has «em street west, betwoen B and C,(No. 41 ware iver mounted | 15 HOKSES a: Washington, utractor. m. ta Alexan R to taker eo dining -r lored Wai Chay women, ool st t¥ & O'TOOLE 26 Pa. avenue, b r ENTERS. Enquire of RICHARD I. W OOD.- 'T, corner aris and K + Tobacconist, coruer of nediately. $2 perday. pone requiring any Painting or Glazi ANTED@9 handsomely furnished ROOMS. have it Gone in the best manner, at the s, on the Ist or 2d story, in the vicinity of a good tee. by La their orderat the shop, or at taurant, Address Box 565, Post Office. MoPh ra 7, brine Store, on Capita’ Hill. _o or hoap for cash. ANTED-SIX ee 10-3t W JOHN FC ¢ CARP IFED street. or WM FINLE 7th and F streets, SPICED oysters: b SPICED OYSTERS! band | ©. GAUTIER has jnst article of SPICED OVS PRBS ae oom this market fea the dapat exer in WANTEDSA, fice rate PLUMBER. None OYSTE aul every deltotey of 4 00 7- Plummer and Gas fitte season, served up with dexpatch at the ICHANICS. oy, intely, Saloon of C. GAUTIER, S39 Pennsylvania ave- two first-rate SueeT” THON WORKMEN ween 12th and [Sth streets, 20 ~ Uintall. & Con) LATED WARE, ENGLISH A} 5 PiAN RARAR CUTLER AND AMERI LBATA FORKS’ AND SPOONS. Just received, a large assortment of the newest atterns Plated Tra Sets, Waiter: Cake Baskets, 8, lee Pitehare, &e. Dinner and Breakfast © Also. superior Enelish and American Table Cut- ons, ae ry, Albata Forks, x 5 M. W. GALT &'BRO., Jewellers, O4 Pa. ave,, four doors Brown’s Hotel NEW GOODs. ust received, and now C. WOODWARD, No. 315 Pa. av., eo7 between 10th and ith ste, A ED—Old SPANISH or MEXICAN WwW DOLLARS, HALVES and QUARTERS; also, Any quantity of good oid Silver: for which cash wil Do paid by applying at HOOD'S Silver ware Manufactory and Jewelry Store, No. avenue. Silver Tea Sete, Urns, Pitchers. Cups, and ali other articles of standard Silve kept constantly on hand, at short notice, ee) ware , Or manufactured to order H. O. HOOD. le oc 1 St Tue Undersigned has j opening, a large and variod assortment of— Eaperior French and het tie PEREL ye, lo. be SC Ss. HAIR. TOOTH and NAIL BRUSHES, ‘ Including numerous other Toilet Articles, s ected expreasiy for the Ladies, amonx which wil! be uaa tno rere a es preparations for pro- « the growth and beaut: which he invites their attention. cela S.C. FORD, Jr. other business earried on on the Any one disposed to rent such premises w widress for further information, a note to Star office. oc 10-6 Apothecary and Draggist. of second Mot ae a nev , that ca: 336 THE LARGEST + | beauty and cheapness. Call oe 8 3t MOST VARIED STOCK OF Al hae + No. 191 1UMORiIST Louisiana avonue, near the corner of 10th street | This od performs all it west ani2te | OR RENT—HOUSE No. 490 north side of THE GRAND CAVALCADE, setts Avenue near Sth stroet. It has 2 es Consisti-« of the | rooms, cellar, gas and water, ; Entire Retinge of the Establishment, INO ¥. KENDALL. And the ANIM Ape GREAT DEN, drawn by 2 se 12-+f _ 439 «treet, near City Hall, IN RENT—In the ist W: * with chambers attached, lighted with gas. suitable for t wo PARLORS ard. t ratly furzished and small famili«s. i Daag —— aod BOARD ean be bad if ‘ ired. ' J Po: particulars call at the premises, corner Pa, ay— | a r CASTLE. suue aod 2th «treet—entranee on Jth street. “The cS-M.W.S8M SM. CASTLE, Greet. > Stores Room attsched.is alse for rent. It 1s one of the best business loostions in the Ward. oc3-eost* ——— OR SALE~An improved FARM of 110 acres, in Montgomery county. Md., ® miles from _ LOST AND FOUND. AME TO THE STABLES OF 7 iveran ert-ar rer HELPER, be ae Si B- Waslingtoa, near the kville turnpike. The | cut ia i= tand tnrichterr The owne buildings ara new, conmating o| 7 comfortable of the ab ", a Healers gee — d c, cont © ith a well of pure horward, prove properts. par charges water at the deur: th Pui'dings consist of a | #3. Pathe eta eranery, stabline. co-n-house, earringe-honse, 25th et west, het. E and F ots. narth shedding, 40. Fifty sores in grass, inclu ng <3 of | Rock creek meadow iam 1 Be eer et caches. ai > bu- Changed for city | MeCeny ‘s chaser. Apply te 4 cacene 7 No. 27 Panay tar ihc ENT—The lars, PRES Yn the 7th inst. a small meried stons set OR RENT—The large commodious ~ ; DWELLING HOUSE. No. 159 Pouuayien ee ay ey eet nin — petwrecn Jp and Bi ag lately ATT, corner 2 a: ocenpied by Professor Loomis of the La Fayette ——_ Tnatifute, The house confition > lias wovednaninand eighteen rooms, largecsi range for cooking. and Potomac water, Possession given tnmediately terms apply at the Surgeon Generac othes, 28, Winder’s B . ‘ ‘ime. au B-eotf SEVERAL FURNISHED ROOMS F. cn I9th street, (Nov 453,) between ts hed eee | Piotuisn within two woe oc 5-eolw* JOHN ANTHONY CK TO THE PUBLIC.—Make » re SEaxpFIXTURES ia SI pases betore 7 « and not at Wo a gpg NG adiventi: by doing wn you ohatter ing the Kirkwood Houre. Immediate pox. Tyrant , and confer a life-sustaining Syed yon the premises,or of J C. Mot fering humanity. .. Avction and Commission Merchants, ec 5 enbt (Intelligencer.) OBESE BOARDING. BOdRD—Twe denicable KOO cating) with BOARD, can be vate family at No. 40 IDENCE No unfurnished. This ppevty iss. tuated h of Franklin uare, and prese; oper nity for seouring rable and unquestiona’ oy healthy loeatio. «liberal. Apply to SUTER, *& co) “BOWIE, 470 east wide,” has for rent. Fo, SALE OR RENT—Three newly fimehed ee is HOUSES. atthe oe 43 vee tHe st«. wer or ticularsine reofJ. q Northern or Centre Market. se ei ne reasouatie ROOMS ») CHARGE a ri NITIA Pe pari ant ENVELOPES, ALL SOON FANCY Goons |C AND SAVE. YOUR MONEY EVER BROUGHT TO THE WASHINGTON nif you want a superior 75 ce sy, ~ ak FAPER. Weuchasts receipt of a few ves of it. LIVERY Gooba Ne Ye ls Iso, a lot of superior LADIES’ BATH POST, complete in every department; and double thick, at the extraordii ary low price of would particularly cali the atte ton ‘at : $1.25 per ream. The cheapest lot of papers ever ersand the pubic xenerally to the fact t ctfered in Washington. from trade sale, at leet my atk CtPAN F GoOps | s ok SHEPHERD'S, cor 7th and D sts. 8 vi 1 with the determination to grmaeeteould | (SLOAKS, MANTLES, - AWLS will open on Monday Getober Toth int ot makin, i 4 tensive te - We merk New floor} a, heautifal lank ‘Treco 8, Black, G 7 Cc tn | ment of ier i N38 of pew degiens fi nC too'gnl Rengom ioaz ‘ox our Bssort- Black ill ot he way of EM. iy oes PINS, &c!, ERS. DRESS TR ‘erino, Thib- RESSES, HAIR: M Black, Rripo, ant Drab Cloak. rench Merinos. &c., f HUTCHISON Fa oc 10-M,Tu.Thvs ING on NO SA np Contaat 1 DAG 1 most improved tnlialfoed: the county, Avie APE eMPSE O'TOOLE Ton bet. oth and Hith ais. MBLE SIXPENCE. y dara! iss oe in np Swat rine -ONOMISE, BUY OF STINEME ie lee bet. 12th and 13° st: Beebo’s Ventilating snd Self-adjusting Hat, at & Leger. OFS, ra 4 bs Beit eee bee enc 5 B-aver Fiats. tn trimmed, selected assortment of A wel ADIES' FURS vg ~tredyen a Ermiae Trimming % and 37 cents per yard. Misses’ ‘and ua- > story FRAME BOL oo 7 tf METHING NEW. JAS. Y, DAVIS'S, mt & "AYLO. il one ave,, bet 9th ate, Pi ZOUAVE. 1 have ressived ts. graprores coe hes veut Mae i ‘oc 8 St JAS, Y, DAVIS,