Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY.............E..March 15, 1860, Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution asks, “Where are Mr. Hoard and his Committee?” It thinks it is high time which corrupti of Mr. Hoard, was appointed to investigate The Constitution says : “We have an intense curiosity to see Mr. Hoard. at bis work. There isno need for any delay. There ey to be none, unless, as we have been told bya little bird, that the three witnesses refuse to erate pasion in which Mr. Hoard would Place - Mr. Hoard ought to know that it is one thing to tell a falsehood, aud another thing to swear to it.” The Intelligencer is devoted to Congressional Proceedings and news. +e {17 If the price of beef at Charleston be twen- ty-five cents a pound already, would it not be well for the delegates to ‘‘save their bacon?”’ eee. omeanccmiall 1D™ The Baltimore Republican says there is a Republican association in that city, and that there can be little doubt that it has an organ and advo- cate there. U> From Taylor & Maury, the agents for Washington, we have the February number of Scott & Co.’s excellent and cheap reprint of the North British Review i> A man named Myers, in St. Louis, was re- cently shot by a party of burglars who had just robbed a lodger in his house, and whom he wes Pursuing out of the yard. UD The Adams (N. Y.) News hoists the name of Wm. H. Seward for President, and Cassius M. Clay for Vice President, subject to the decision of the Chicago Convention. 7 The Committee on Military Affairs of both Houses have under consideration the adoption of asystem of telegraphic signals for the Army. by which orders may be transmitted a distance of five to fifteen miles night or day. {D> In Westford, Mass , several cases of vacci- nation with matter procured from Boston have re- cently proved fatal. Much excitement exists in the community in consequence thereof, and a medical investigation is being had. 7 The. Legislature of Oregon, on the 7th of January, passed resolutions earnestly protesting against any change by which the military depart- ment of Oregon shall be merged into any other; also, soliciting the President to continue General Barney in command. 7 At the annual meeting of the Church of the Puritans, (Dr. Cheever’s,) in New York, on Mon- day night, an attempt was made to censure the mission to England for aid, but was defeated. The greatest excitement prevailed, and the meet- ing lasted until two o’clock in the morning. U> The notorious Parker H. French, whose daring financiering feats in Mexico and elre- where, and which formed a large part of the Staple news of the country, some time ago, has ‘been put in limbo at New Orleans for swindling @ mercantile firm cut of $600. es ID Stephens and Haziett, the last of the con- victed Harper's Ferry conspirators, will be exe- cuted at Charlestown to-morrow. Last week the sister of Stephens visited him in his cell, and im- plored him to seek the conselations of religion, but he has rejected ail the advances of the minis- ters cf the Gospel, preferring to die in his epirit- ualist opinions. Stsrexvep.—The last number of the Nationa, Era has a card from Mrs. Bailey, announcing the Suspension of that paper for the present, it nop being a paying concern. It is rumored that the direct cause of its suspension is the failure of the Republican party in the House to give that paper its printing patrcnage. The Washington Re- public will also be discontinued, it is stated, and the attempt made to establish 2 new Republican paper in this city upon the Era and Republic subscription lists. Tae Cnarisstoy Convention.—The Wash- ington correspondents of the New York papers state that the pressure has become so great upon the National Committee for a change from Charles- ton to some other place, for holding the Democrat te Convention, that the Committee hasdetermined to hold a meeting with a view to considering the subject. Lvery section cf the country is com- plaining cf the threatened extortions. Fifty dol- lars per day will be charged for the use of parlors, and everything else in proportion. The National Committee agreed to pay $250 per day for the use ofa public hall. If backed up by the Demecracy of the different sections the Committee will change the place of meeting, perhaps, from Charles‘on to Washington. W hy not? ————_—_—_$ Personal. ~ -***Hon. Josiah Quincy, of Mass., and Carroll Spence and lady, of Md.ere at Willards’. -+++ John Morrissey and a number of other New York sporting mien were to sail yesterday, in the Africa, to see the great fight between Heenan and Sayers. ---- O. B. Matteson, of New York, has issued a card in regard to his removal from the presidency of the Bank of Central New York. He says he does not owe the bank a dollar, instead of having, as stated, far overdrawn his account. ----Rev. Dr Cole, of this city, has received a unanimous ‘call’ to the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia. This is the second time th's gen: tleman has received a ‘‘call’’ to return to his old field of labor, within six months. --+- Preparations are being made for a grand ball, to be given next week, under the avspices of the gentlemen gyysts at Willards’ Hotel, in the fine ball-room of the establishment. The compli- merit is to the lady guests there. It is doubtless destined to be the crowning entertainment so far 2s fasbion, style, and hilairous pleasure are con- cerned, of the current Washington season. ~+*: A Western letter says of Kit Carson: When eon bis feet, Mr. Carson hes a somewhat dumpy look—the result of what the Hoosier girl described in Mr. Douglas as an *‘ in-/y-nite smail chance of legs ;"" but be sits upon « horse likea king I never saw aiman presenting a more regal aspeci than this veteran mountaineer, when upon his fa- vorite animal, dashing along like the wind. Destavctive Firks.—The Mobile Electric Union Cotton Press, with 2,000 bales of cotton, and several adjoining buildings, were destroyea by fire on Tuesday.’ The loss is estimated at $275 Wwe. The dwelling of Hum: phrey Owens, near Salem, Ohio, was fire on Tuesday. Five children pened athens _ r A serious fire occurred at Bellows Falls on a morning, destroying the Bellows Falls Hotel, which was also occupied as a post effice and printing office. Several adjoining buildings were also burnt. Loss $40,000. A fire at Eufaula, Alabama, on the 9th instant, destroyed the stores of Messrs. Cery & Logie ont Fern & Lewis, carriage manufacturers, Wm Flemmey’s carriage repesitory, and several firms of dealers in barness, jewelry, and furniture. Loss $4,000. The Mechanics’ steam beet eae at Be an, a sachusetts, were burnt on Monday night Oss $10,C00, partially insured. New Hamrsuise Erectiox.—The first State election of the present year took place in New Hampshire on Tuesday last. A new Legisleture, = Governor. and other State and county officers were to be chosen. For the office of Governor the Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, the nt incum- beat, was the Republican eandidate, and Hon. Asa P. Cote the mocratic candidate The re- tarps, as reported by telegraph, show that the Re- [oa have ca: the election, most probably y an increased erg over that of last year, which was about 3.500 votes. The same pz havealso elected a larger majori: of both branches of the State Legislature. upon which will devolve understand, the choice of a United States Senator. to fill the seat now occupied by the Hon. Daniel Clarke. whose term will expire with tke Present Cobgress. —____ From Havana, Mexico, &¢. —Don Jose ¥agor- = ae eaey Spanish merchant, died at Havaua Dates trom Vera Cruz to the 7th, had been Se eo Havana. Miramon was only a few miles jag aud pee int ghee Lord. Russell Les Proposed to the contending Patties in Mexico an. armistice of sevesal months, enable a Mexican to arrange affairs. mtb, Captain of Cuba is reported to Yonstan viens eeaan. bet ivices of been rfeived, ernet hed tae nes . Ths Gov. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. —_.—__ FLurreaixc.—The speech of Mr. Kellogg, de- Proceedings of Yesterday Afternoon. Correspondence of The Star. livered on the day before yesterday, has certainly a p faietientlld March 15, 1860. Stirred up the Douglasite hive in ourmidst, re | In rmx Szxate, yesterday, after our report} At our election held yesterday, to fill the vacan- markably. Such another buzzing as it keepe is | closed— ~'Veles in th d of Council, Messrs. ‘ ‘ rarely witnessed in politics, even ere. ‘The | | Mr. Bigler, from the corals on Patents, | Robert ? tan ey ae Be is of Witaad 8 eid a a3 Ber lest man amongst them—Mr McClernand—es- & 5 Dem lessrs. i ; ing te : sayed to break the force of Mr. Kellogg's reaur. | #10" of the resolution of Mr. Suraner in rata the Union Democratic, and Messrs. William H. i iene F. FRENCH. XXXVith CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. _—_. AMUSEMENTS. ASHINGTON THEATEE. ‘ Lessee, J.T. Fonn. | Stage Manager, W: Gann, repre Mision, "Whee aera GEORGETOWN. IAD Raot price, fal tar to 20 amending the patent laws as to aboli; Tenney and Jobn B. Davidson were on the Citi- ‘marl Pa. Mth rection of the details of the history of the facts | crimination Tetweie citizens and foreigaal in.| zens’ ticket. t + Rg. Ew, S70 ae which two years ago led every Democrat of Con. | the fees for issuing . od ; 2 fered a re Of the votes polled, R. P. e anal Mr. Fessendi jlution tha | Stor Jet Dave oa and the fort fa pet t t. Fessenden of esolution it Senate ; J. T. Davis 542; and the two first named gen- Oe eacatecs ore en ite is tetrad | ene asa eae recommitted to the} temnen were Cleciad. aire re crammed Be, sq! ‘ereignty, to pronounce the distin- | Committce on Naval Affairs, with instructions to | 80 closely contested, and the active friends of the guisked Senator from Illinois the most flagrant | report a bill establishing the pay of each gtade of | candidates on either ticket made extraordinary and effective ally of the Republican party then in | officers per annum in dollars and cents, with an | exertions to secure a triumph for their favorites, public life—and, assuch, to scout his, at that time, | !RCFease at stated periods up tot twenty years of | yet ood order prevailed, and less of party bitter- feeble pretensions of identity with the Demo. | *tvice eated such modification of the | good omen, irae nen a uaual. We bail it as a j 0 “4 cratic party. As adroit as the reply of Mr. Met lory sugg: suc! cation of good omen, foreshadowing the reign of conserva. ion as would leave the committeé the al- and moderation in our local politics. was, (and all admit that he made the best Possible | ternative of inquiry into the expediency of the| After the closing of the polls a occurred defence of his measure; admitting, at the same time, that he wes | on Bridge street, which was continued by the Saar cause under the circumstances,) it friendly'to the principle contained in the resolu. | parties crossing the bridge into your city, and 7 not serve to turn the minds of-the audience tion. feng uparambling fight. During the melee, snd the public, from again, and especially at this] The resolution was modified accordingly, and | after they had cri the bridge, Wm. Craig, a critical time dwelling upon all the facts in the con. | adopted. duct of Mr. Douglastowards the Democratic party, ra eounty constable from here, while attempting to ‘The Military Academy = ‘opriation bill being | make arrests, was struck upon the forehead with which led the latter to Pronounce him sold to the : enemy. The gist of Mr. McClernand’s defence taken up, the amendment cf Mr. Wigfall, making | 8 stone and knocked down. After being brought af appropriation for the support and maintenence | home {t was found on examination tha! be had re- of a regiment of mounted volunteers for the de- | ceived several blows upon the head. one making ‘was that old newspaper articles, Washington let- | fence of the front ers of Texas, was edopted, and | an ugly looking side the scalp being laid open ters and telegraphic dispatches, were not the pro- the bill was passed—yens 41, nays 11. down ‘the forehead, showing a gash three or four evidence on which to if Mr. Bayard then moved to take up the bill to | incues long. The matter will be brought to the wid a which to sustain a charge of a bar- | amend an act entitled ‘An act to Fegulate the | notice of the grand jury to-day. gain, that had been emphatically denied by both carriage of passengers in steamships and other | Yesterda evening. 2 Mr. Relly, of your city, the Principals to it, and others, named as witnesses | vessels,"’ approved March 3, 1355;"” which was | while passing through the upper part of our town In so far, he certainly cleared his client, Bug | 28teed to, and the memorial of the Chamber af | ina b ‘gy, accompanied by a friend, met with a he by no means cleared him of what, we take it for granted, Mr. K. really essayed to prove. Viz: ‘That at that time Mr. Douglas was laboring with might and main to defeat the policy of the Demo- UNDERSIGNED ECTEU LLY and the ie ine Sena socniead their urual supply “B Budi - 1 OODS, consistine of the latest othe Ab Fe eng best foreign manufac aad iis othe tte ete See MENTS Pu ‘to their new of G % NISHING GOODS of the Inteat srter ‘and makes, They also keep constantly on bs o large eupr'y © Nava! ilitary Fernishing oeets Le as Fpaulets, Chapeana. Swords, Belts, Gold Laces, Shoulder Straps, bg 4 EVEN! Wrulibe preeente Comedy ont wre Oa Rover —— .._.. ...........,.. Mr, JE. Murdoch Protas: Uy ASHINGTON THEATRE. THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH OPERA COMPANY, From tus Naw Yorr apg sonal . iF f WILL GITE 4 $4509 AY, March 19, a0 most por. Tiively Souoluding on Saturday, Mazsh a6 The Company will include ADELINA PATTI, M’ME COLSON, M’ME STRAKOSCH, SIG, BRIGNOLI, SIG. STIGELLI, 81G. AMO DIO, SIG. FERRI. SIG. SUSINI, SIG. JUNCA. meitizeny Navat and aistitary Bgrchest Fm By rae renal? THE UNITED 9 of ‘aw. 1, James Bucmanan, - deat of the United States of Aweriea do teraby de clare (ot nena dey pl ublic es ne hele ler + emtis Kussawarat the periods herzinafter teclocsboks to wit: commenci ott the Lard Offine at hd yp dpe gy, my ing tne d 2. num ered sections and parts of sections within the un t5d, Staten, ach fide oads, subject, as r quired by law,to a minimum of two dollars and Afty cents per gore, North of the base line and east of the St. Stephens Commerce of New York having been read, the | dreadful accident, which may have a fatal term\- bili was at once passed nation. The horse became frightened and ran Mr. Powell moved to take up the bill relating | &way. throwing both gentlemen from the vebicle. to the Loulsville and Portland Canal; which wes | Mr. Kelly received ‘a severe contusion on the agreed to. And the Senate adjourned. back part of the skull, and was removed to his York meridian. And the Chorus and Orchestra from the New 7 ‘ home, corner of Fifthteenth and K streets, in your 17, 1 . of | 10 Academy of Music. cratic party, and acted in close concert with its| Housk.—In the House, Mr. Nelson, from the city, ina critical condition, ivie physicians have 8:7; 18; 12/4819, 9, 2) and Zt Of range | sgusioal Director and Cond MAURICE bitterest enemies, one and all, to accomplish that | Committee on the Judicary, reported back a bill | little hopes of his recovery. His friend escaped 11 of STRAKOSCH. end; and did his best to secure the countenance of | to punish and Prevent the practice of polyzamy | with a few slight bruises. Townships 6, 7,8, 9, 16,17, 18, 19, 20, 21, and 22, those lending enemies of the Democratic party, for in the Terrltories of the United States and otter | | one is shay rane ene Caen, a mt his aspirations fora re’lection to the Senate, on | Places, and to disapprove and annul certaia acts ave vet is wee! ma the ground that npon the great slavery issue of the blir eg oh Pnpeica of Utah, and asked sau enbes Points, principally with full cargoes of day his position of hostility to the Demo-ratic- figee: oi MONDAY. March 18, Openine Nieht.—Pirst Resi erg ee eo A = 5 nor AMODIO. F BS! Mr. Lincoln,while his triumph weuld eventually injure the Demeeracy much more. ‘ownships 6. 7, as DAY, oO gy ved ‘The bill was read. It provides that the crime = ee Penns, Diguorsusint Wordle Greed Gsare fi . party was equally as acceptable to them as that of | of polygamy committed in any Territery susit he Methodist Protestant Conference. cere a ee penis able by a fine of 8500, and imprisonment | The annual meeting of the Methodist Protestant for not less than two nor more than five years. 1 ae Conference took place in Baltimore yesterday, Though unable to prove the fact that consulta- | Whete ay ya a Rev. Washington Roby presiding, Rev. T. D. tion had taken place between Mr. Donglas and | burne, of [1linois, in the chair,) and took up the | Valliant acting as secretary, and Rev. Washington Messrs. Greeley, Seward, Hale, et al, designed | Consular and diplomatic appropriation bill. Dennis as assistant secretary. The annual sermon by Mr. D. to bring about his reélection through rejected after dicen ne mments Were proposed and | was preached by Rev. S. R. Norris. their influence, Mr. Kellogg certainly succecded | the appropriation for suppressing the African slave | ,Re¥- Mr. Morgan was called to the chair, and in reviving the recollection in the minds of all | trade, and for returning captured Africans to the | the President gave a brief review of bis official li, of 1 ~ of rarge 20 of range ps 12 13. and} , of ranges 22and 23 12 and 13, of range 2¢. t the Land Office at Demoroiis. commencing ee aond Wepseo fi nay of gene eens, for dizpo vacant = in the even ‘a ea are ‘and parts of sections within the un eDNESDAV. Apetixa Parti’s last night but one Sur periormance of THE BARBER ot SE VILLE. which will be given with nary it resented, inojudin, iss ADELINA PATTI: Balcnotts Fixnt. Axe pio, and Susini. Miss PATTI will slog, in a tion to all the music of the Opera, a Porv- por icon A celine Balad Gomis’ ran Tox K r, nd the ADEL: ina WaLtz, composed for her dermertroned towuehips which remain to the Uni- fe ‘Meme. his hearers, of the fact that the conduct of Mr. | Coast of Africa. say fiat cverfinit, Batt Jour. He was plessed to | ted Stator, within six miles op soak. site of the | Br sltney BSU° wirsan's Ceishrated Opecs, Dus Douglas in the Lecompton controversy was evi- |, 1 Be bill was then laid aside to be reported to Tbe Maiden cme ee = rau wy with rot Causes, Steansece, 4 © principal roles. ERIDAY, LAST NIGHT of M, sg PATTI only Pkik OF RICAMOND. Mise A DRLIVA PAT: qi ‘8s MantHa; M’me StRakoscu, Sig. BRIGNOLI, SMe Tack that. in compliance with one of the as roquired by law, toa minimum of two dollars Jifty cents per cere, Viz? North of the base line and east of the St. Stephens meridian. Townships 19, 20, 21, and .2. of range 1 Tow: 29, 21 and 52, of range 2 Townships? and 22, of ranges S and 4 Township 22, of range 5. die Bouse. he President's character was pasted, and the The Indian Appropriation bill was briefly con- | €X#Mination of the official character of the Super- sidered, and one or two amendments proposed by | 18tendents was heard and passed. ‘The following and more super-terviceable anti-tlaveryite, than | the Comunittee of Ways aba Manu Som astock isa listof those being present who were examined to, when the bill was informal over and posted: a: ete : ; Me cpeoment at Lome. The Committee then teamed renee tin hone Jone vey: DE. Reese, E. J. Drink- at Democrat doubted that fact when the of the President's annual message. house, Jobn Roberts, Jesse Shreeve, 11. C. Cush- newspaper articles, Washington letters, &c., resur dently based on the idea of securing his re- election, by playing for the time being the better clauses of the contract signed with the Director of af or vid Wi ray re 0 base est of the St. Stephens 4 PA wil make fo rlavery Guestan? addressed the committee on | i Batten Jo Teka ee ieee | North of the base Line and west af Ap a gs lg rected by Mr. K. were being published? Then, | the Slavery question. African slavery was now a Sverist, ‘TJ. Slauchter, SJ. Dorsey. Dr. a. | Townships 12, 19, 20,71, and 24, of range 1 ext to hi Mr. Douglas notoriously gloried in the praises of | $f #0cial, political, industrial, and humanita, » er By in that Opera. On SATORDAY, March 24—closeof the Opere— y Opers, the SICILIAN. VESPERS, pheh wt ‘be given with the splendid Miserie Scene “D ‘Adeassion $1; Reserved Seats $2; Private Boxes 10 to rian fact. ‘Its chief production was * king.” versole, J. A. AlcFadden, J. FAW hiteside, T. Ms conduct published In the Republican party | buliding northern wo kenece driving northern | 1° Vahiinct tO. wet eT eee press. Then, he held no consultation whatever tnachinery, feeding horthern Jaborers, and cloth | Noprig 'P. L.Wileon, DAW? Baies we Nickon. ing the entire population. The results were | * Siderdic: D. Dick, J.T’ Ward. 2 with any sound and true Democrat upon the ques- whoily unanticipated by the good men who | Jehu Elderdice, A.D. Dick, J.T: Ward, R. Liv: jon of the times; while his counsellors and fel- ' Py ‘Townehips (7, 18, 19’ and 2, of range ‘Townsnins 16, 17, 18. 19. and 2, of range S Towuships 16, 17, and 18 of range 4 At the Land Offices st ELsa. commencing on Mon- day, tne sscond day of July next, for the di racant | t : ered sectrons 815, : : were #0 industriously paraded as clouds of wit. ingston, D. A. Shermer, J Clay, Dr. D well, er on raged arlene with's tee wpaocr “ ne Mn ge Maas the entire series of six per low laborers were notoriously the leaders of the | nesses against the incthiutinrof slavery. Slavery Hating weaaipered Vora, J Mt Elderdice, | townships hich remain. to the United states, | estest: S cabseription tickets will conimence abolition opposition. Then, too, his quarters | b#d altered and men’s opinions had altered since | © 1 > Was or AEs i, os is. at W. G. Metzerott’s and F.E. 10 Stores. + ‘Oa Saturdays Maroh 1th, seats for prof the four performances can be secured, and eub scription list will be closed. mar \4 ‘0! Girard” and the “Alabama and Florida” Railroads, echiast, aa reqaired by law, to® minimum of two duilars and fifty cents per acre, Viz? Norta of the base line and east of the St. Stephens meridian. were, notoriously, the stamping ground for the opponents of the Democratic party and its pohey, embracing all of every shade of the opposition engaged with him in the common cause of de- . - n > ye. = .. sd their day. Slavery was now a matter of too pro- a Hamilton, Dr. E. Yates Reese, 5. 8. Suth- gious consequence to be treated as an idle Revers i er Min contributing as it does so abandantly to uot tring eoeeeneal tye gee ee interests of civilization and humanity, wall i * Ba ’ < of the modes of excluding the South from | Ou the call of Rev. L.. W. Bates, Rev. DS. Sher- ad 2, ngos 5, 6, 7 and 8 N CONSEQUENCE OF THE CONTINUED the Territories was by the assumed power of Ter. | Mer obieeted to the examination of the character Eee ok en ial geri dary 10, IL and 12 ssipeeniins = Mrs. DRAY1ON. the PAR feating the Democratic party. Then the seat in ritorial Legislatures to control. this’ question or of superintendents unless their delegates were | Townsh:p: Sand 4, of range 13 the Senate of the United States—not the Charles- a mis : 1-OR OPERAS wil! be POSTPONED until tur- ther notice, mar 12 PAINTINGS AND STATUARY: THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION WASHINGTON ART ‘ASSOCIATION, ow © TTe GALLERY, (ou Pa. av. bot, 10th and 1th sts.) [misRion. wa. 26 Townships 2, 3, 5, of ranges 14 and 15 Townehips 3, and 6, of range 16 Township 5, of ranges 17 and 18 Towashivs 9, 10 and 11, of range 2t ‘Fownships 10 and 11, of ranges 22 and 23 T wachip 11, of range 26. Atthe Land Office at St. Steruens, commencing on Moncay, the twenty-fifth day of June next, for the disporal of the rarant iands in tha even-mum. wag.a mistake tosuppose that this newly-dis:ov Peale Sherman Yn comnelded in the views cred: panacea for ull the ills of the body fol Rev. D. ER i i essai found bellevers alone ina wing of the nortiern Cite ee bella ypet democracy, because the republicans had never | (2 1th Gvet such cases a prenented, failed to apply the doctrine practically wherever The question being taken on the examination they supposed it for their advantage. And in| o¢ ine dpeticten of Rev. L. W. Bates, in the ab- Some of the northwestern States the republicans | Of the © Ma dblevaie Segceecay had made it one of their cardinal doctrines. He | STO ty years was carries asto include all Proceeded to reply to the doctrine of popular or ton Convention's nomination—was the stake being Played for. The testimony adduced by Mr. Ke!- logg was at that time universally received by the sound Democracy as proving a shameless deser- tion of his principles to secure his reélection to the Senate; and we question very much whether any Democrat who recollects the history of these e bered sections and parts of grctions within the un; | Season Ticks i Ing pose rato the te iste. - Fe other cases not represented by delegates dern joned towne lips which remain ni aliery and Course o! resses by - times, will fail, ou re-reading that testimony, to | Suet poweronee ae that as Congress | ‘The following committees were’ announced by within » mesch sidecfthe~Mobile| nent lecturers, during tho season of six hold to the opinion that however much Mr. D. Girard Reilre to a micimum of f: viz: South of tie base line and eas: of the St. Stephens meridian, ‘Townehips 2 and 3, of range 1 4ownships 1, 2,3and 4, of ranges 2 ani3 tories they could not confer such power upon their Sales may now be disposed to have the world ignore | creatures. * Stanley, John A. Dixon. his acts, associations, and positions when a can. oe Soules re rene istae bahia On the Stute and Wishes of the Churches—al- Aldate for reelection to the Senate, they were, in- ; ; M a i . ‘ander Morris, David Price. C. W. Dennis, W. distinguished candidate for the Presidency would | X2udet ! ok thet deed, precisely 28 we have described them above. | not accept the Charleston nomination except upon Ward. G. A. Maddox, Wm. Grifith, DA. Ham ject, a8 requi inw, 1 weeks... dollars and fifty cents per acre, ++ -we 0 Conte This Exhibition of AMERICAN ART contains works ly nesrily all our Eminert Artists, Several of the most meritorious in the col- are for enle. fev On Untinished Business—D. A. Shermer, C. — i i. A. New s d 3, of range 4, TN ae oT oe ee atplatern One ’ ‘ eptt mond, G. A. Newman it Townships 1, 2'and 3, : = . eink endareermant ck thee ee ea, cotta syersole HO) Contin yNnouss DE A. 8.1 atthe Land Office at Moxtcomeny, commencing BALLS AND PARTIES. Tne Vacaries oF Pouitics—Sre-Saw.—Yer- a oe ie : % | Eversole, H. C. Cusuing, J. W. Melyin, J. C. | on Mondas, the twenty filth day of Jone next, for | —_—_— ab to the South and di dizing = a | 0 She South and demoralizing to the party thus | Goode, the dispoeal of the vacant iano tn tha evea-nume NOTICE, terday, Senator Latham is said to have received a succuinbing toa menace. ‘The Southern States, On Finances—C. W. Darrets, Wm. MeKa hered sections and parts of sections within the un- dispatch from California (the wonder-mongers | if true to thems-lves, would deinand in positive > eee d . y RE Twenty fourth ANNUAL BALL of. aed townships which remain to the | WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANT si Ates, within six miles on cach aids of the | take place at WILLARDS’ Sons R r derine add, at a cost of some 360.) announcing in ad- aad unequivocal terns the repudiation of the} 2 Eyblication of tue Minutes—J. F. Ward. vance of the arrival of the trip of the overland Heresy. On Pulpit Services—Jesse Shrieve, D. Evans Uar : “Girard and Motnie Railioad, ar required Reese, E. J. Drinkhonse. byt f tee dollars and Ajit cent ise te SS S-a1K,, t Mr. Vance, of N. C., next addressed the Com. 2H. J. Drinkhouse. by Inw, to a minimum of cwo dollar: y cents | April, iculars in future advertisemen mail to reach Independence in a day or so, that | mittee. He reviewed’ the origin of Aneuen Sak Hope ie eens Sane | per acre, vin: vomit the election of delegates from every county to the | slavery, and justified the institution, A. Me » Dr. D. Ewell. G.S. Hacker, North of the base line and east of the St. Stephens hip 14.0f rare Township 14.0f range Townsh'pa !3, itard 15, of ranger 21, 24 and 25 Townships !%, 14, 15 and 36. of range 26 314, 15 and °6, of ranges 27 and 28 Townships 14, 15, 16 178+ d 18. of range 2 Townships 15,16 17 ard 19, of raage 30 Township 15, of range Sl. . N. Nicodemus, Wim. Lare Mr. Leach, of Mich., spoke of the violent at-| Voy arisciomation ioe Roberts, J. F. Mx tacks which had been made upon the Republicans | payid Wilson, Denied Zollickofter, Win. J.Gike Poon the Oe ar f thy ¢ | Son, Jacob Watkins r nucr, of Pa., spoke of the menaces o: wpete Spleens! . disunion, which he believed to be uttered for the | 1 Hook, Concern ie ae Perel sole purpose of frightening the North. Waters, Jacob Shermer, T. R. Strancing — ‘The committee then rose and reported the con- ‘. = i ie sular and diplomatic appropriation bill, upon which the previous question was moved und California State Democratic Convention, which in turn is to choose the delegates to the Charleston Convention, has resulted in the triumph of bis (Senator Latham’s) friends. This rumor has greatly elated the Douglasites, Senator Latham being—written down of their school; and the California delegation having heretofore been re- Pa PERSONAL. THE LETTER SIGNED “OB*ERVER” found in the etroet by a persou intereated affair. and who dcei-e- a f-w moments conversation writer Please addross a rote smmedintals '» through Washington Post Office, where an interview may be had. ze aughan, tisties—James M. Elderdice. ne Conference then edjourned. At the Land Office at TuscaLoosa, commencing on Monday. the second day of July next, for the we fs ‘saat i i Sareea disposal of the vacant lands in the even aumbered WANTS, garded as certain to be against Donglss. This | seconded. . Sepa and a . pet fi dud parts of sections wittan the @anerenun- Dery Tumor was doubtless based on the following dis- | At hali-past 5 o'clock the House adjourned. 10 has the sabe od te ag oell’s Life of February tioned towash remain to the United —o patgh that appeared yesterday in all the papcrs re- ae gt a n each side of the “*North- n” and the “alabama and ” Railroads, subject, as required by law, toa minimum of two dollars and fifty cents per acre, Vit: North of the base line and east of the St. Stephens f renee Township 2, o ce Townshies 23a0d 24 of ranges, 4,5, and 6 Township 24, of ranses 7, *, and 9 ‘Towuships 23 ana 24, of ranges 11, 12, and 13 Township 24, of ranges 14 and 15. North of the baseline and west of the St. Stepheas meridian, Township 21, of ranges | and 2, ' t for the championship, which are all that is cew¥iig their dispatches from “The Associatid Proceedings of Te-Day. y concerning that event: Press”? agency, the Star included : Ix THE SENaTR, to-day, the bill to regulate the ee NeoereAgin ee ee See Boy mutpeataeed Mattoy’s Station, March 23.—The overland | fces of District Attorneys, Marshals, aud Clerks of best fiends can desires ee ee mail from San Francisco arrived bere this after- | the U $. District Courts was taken up, amended, | Toin Sayers, at the request of many of his noon. The primary elections for delezates to the | and passed. . 3 friends, intends remaining in London one night State Convention bas been held in six of the largest During the transaction ef routine business of no | ¢n route from Brighton to New Market. Tom nas counties, including San Francisco and Scramento. genetul interest, our report closed. secured St. George's Hall for a benefit, to ¢ ome off ‘The returns show that the delegates are favorable . sais alee thie Feeding of thes on Monday, March 47 : to Gov. Latham and opposed to W eller. gS TEE Housxy after the xeaping/et the?Joar: | Cn outer ae says: It is quite possible that the Latham wing or | 8!— ; F “Owing to the extraordinary {nterest caused by faction of the party have carried the State Con- ; Mr. Marris, of Md., introduced a bill for the] this great internationsl matcli, it is our intention mprove: ry ou references gi enue ard ‘at at, i TED—AtNo 377 lth street west, s cood OOK. WASHER and IRONER, None practical Vatholic, weil recommended, newd app y. mar 4M" Wanreo IMMEDIATE!.Y—By an experi erord toavher, SSITUATION as poverness or daily teacher, in 4 hoo! or private fam ly. Ap pl- at the office of the Star, where the name and ey oa advertiser may be obtained. mar J ent of the navigation of Patapsco river. | ta publish 1 edition t! i hh te | WANTED A LOAN of @14m, on © dood of ion; er n Be ‘atapsco river. | to publish a apecia em after t! r tri rust n unineumbered proverty worth 5 refrained from mektog te meee they, carefully | “ifr, Maynard iutrodaced ihe following resolu: | goprelsh @ apectal edition the of the mill start, | Downes ‘he hase ling ad sweat of the Huntsville | 9) rapt oa nmunoumvared procerty worth $35, refreined from making the fight upon the ground | tion, which was adopted ; with’ the pr = we. and cons connected with th of their identification with Senator Donglas—pro- | Kesolved, That the thanks of the House be | match.’ one connec! il claiming, on the contrary. their determination to | hereby tendered to those clergymen o! pteestesstsesnsseesseennesesseee a ; of Colnmbia who have attended the daily ses: = maintain their old position of identity with the endl opened the eame with prayer. THE CHARLES HEIDSIECK CHAM organization of the party as represented by the PAGNE, Mr. Campbell, from the Committee on Elec- 2 majority of the organization in Congress. They sumers of Champagne should be always tions, introdneed the following resolution: f rs ,, Shou! J i will aim to send to Charleston nnpledged dele-| Resolved, That it be inexpedient to allow the | S*t@iu! to observe if the name “Charien Heidsicck's gates, who will vote for the nomination of the ison the Iabel and cork. ‘Fhis Wine is aeenoel? contestants’ further time to take testimony in the | edged torba'the aac? int strongest sound Democrat—if that individual can Townships 15, 18, 17, 13, 20, £1, and 2, of range Townships 1%, 17: 142,21, aud 22, of ranee Ts 17, 18, 19, 2, 21. +» Georgetown Post Office. mars iw" LOST AND FOUND. evening, a biack and tan TER mouths old; rather smal! d buckle on his collar. Ti be linarally rewarded by v at my offics. on 435 strat. nesr Pa mar 13 St* Dr CORNELIUS Ru and 22. ‘ownships 19, 2%, 2', and 22. of range 6. Towasiups, 3), 21, aad 22, cf ranges7,8,9, 10, and 11, South of the baseline ond cast of the Huntsville meridian, Townships 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, and £2, of range 1 Ts wn-hips 15, 16, 19, 2). 21, and 22, of range 2 now imported into the mar case of Wm. A. Howard, Contesting the right of | ket. It an be obtained 10 Washington of Perker Hon. George B. Cooper to represent the first Con- | & Brothers, Hamuton 4 Leach, F.C. Dyer, Sam’i | Townships 15, ly, and 2), of range 3. be turned up from ‘under the load of hay, by the | gressional district of Michigan in this House, Baca cara Boskaom & Broder, Middleton & Af ths Land Office at Buwreviix commencing on F @ 2 AND REN united exertions of the thousands of political |” Assigned asa special order for Tuesday next, at . Pe eek iy ESO, Monuny, the 18th day of June next, for the dispoual OR SALE AND RENT. 5 o 3 New Yor! of the vacans lan?s in even numbered sections | ——————_____ preieee that will be diliet leaety Poking after}! giclock. og aresolution, which was adopted, | fa11 a gota 100, Pearl st. New York, wind pets af sections within the unde one URNISGED ROUSE (Whole as, Bab FOR im at Charleston, not long hence. granting Mr. Howard leave to occupy a seat upon | a ns a - a ea Pg Es : VT. four stones hig Per contra: The result of the New Mampshire | the floc of the House ponding the discussion of | (CF BALTIMORE CONTEUMONERY, | within # x miles Fon ape or cee Norneans Say np lly Reger election has eet them back terribly. There, the | the report of the committee on the case of his con- Frosh Cakes every dev, Candies and Fruits of al] | Rar roads ject, as required by iaw.to amiai- | north, between 5th an Demccracy fought on the squatter-sovereiznty testing the nat Bow occupied bi pel ge ee pak kinds, Wed Cakes, Fancy Cakes, Pyra: mam ot tw: larsant fifty cents per acre, vim: — = J SY | and also that he bave leave to speak to the merits ts of ai! kinds snd sizes, Scha: piatform, end indeed as, emphatically, a Douglas ) Bianc Mangs, Pinmt party. The end on’t is about the very werst thrashing the party ever received in New Hainp- shire—demonstrating past further concealment, that the name and principle of Douglas—aquatter sovereignty—instead of securing strength for the Democratic cause in the Northeast, must really damage it cs terribly there as in the late lowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Ohio elec- tions. South of the base line and east of tie Huntsvillt meridian. Township 14, of range 1 Towuships lsana li of renge? Townel::ps %, 12, 13, and 14, of range 3 ‘Townsn’ ps %, 16, 11. 12, 13, and M, of ranges 4and 6 Towxship 12, of range 6. At the Land Offioo at Cexrer, commencing on Monday, the twenty fvti day of June nex, sor the disposal cf the racane loads inthe even numbered sections and parts of sections witnin the unuermen- tiouea townships whieh remain to the Uni Stater, within six miles on each aide of ry bama and Teunessee River,” the * Wills Valley,” of the question. 4 Ou motion of Mr. Washburn, of Me. tbe House | aap, to order furmisied with nt kits Capea resolved itself into Committee of the Whel : | ieneries at the shortest notics, and most reasons Stanton in the chair) for the purpose of consider-| bia term. [oe Cream, Water Ices, and Romau ing the report of the Select Committee appointed | Punch, $1.25 per gallon, to make such amendments to tne rules of the te of Butohe: a onrre SHAFFIELD, House as they deemed proper. Baty r No Reg agnor” Baltimore, ry » Cicam.&0., -PRPARE er a FO TONERY STonk FIXTURES, doing one of the heat o° burinssece in Washington. and in ons of tha hert loo: lities aorivrher particulars address “Confectioners,” 8 ar Offire. mar 15-3t FSS, RENT—Two two-story Frame DWEL INGS, each contain ng 6ix roe on Nth b-tween O and P siretennth. Water olose to oor, Tecaok $1 por aanum. I quirsof C.F. FE. RICHAR Ds » Centre or Norther. Market. mar 15 Stag ee Fob Sake: OR RENT—A new BRICK PHRENOLCGY. oo Messrs. Fow irr and Wrtrs, of New You of t+ ctures on Parenology Physiology to b= givon by Prof 1, N. FOWL REAL LACES MADE OVER L4ADIES Haviog any desoristion of Real Thread Laces thst they wish made up into sets of Collars 4, . ‘ od SE. situated on 2d street, botwsen Mar- + | and Siseves cf mocern styles can have it done at | the "G oss and Chattooga Rivers,” and the Ten- ‘i = We may add that the developments concerning of their estab ighment, at Philharmont) Hall, | short coties, and at mode:nts priges. by Miss T. M. heseee ond ‘Coosa” Railroads, subject ne ria nr ket ted Fsirak mein, eteteg a no the delegation from Delaware to Charleston that | ay RV ENING, Maren elet oe oe eo esa Cuaspuse.et MAX WELLS pay Store, | by law, toa minimum of two dollars and ffty cents | chamters, large pario-s” building, pump in rent: oud ? ® cptellnntglas Pell the yard. and every er conven: necesssry have been made within the last twenty-four bours, ““Piekets for the course, 1; single lectures, 25 : CARD South of the base line and east of the Huntsville | for & comfortahle resid: nen For farther parton, also serve to worry the Dougias managers nota eente. ‘3 z 3 teas Disposed of my irterest in the “Co- meridian. lars inquire of RICHARD PETTIT, No. 4324 Little. It turns out that it (the Deleware delega- | Pu’ lic examinations at the olose of ench lecture. | Iumbia Market” te on ste partner, Grorce W. | Township 21, of range 1 street, Georgetown. Possessicn given on the ist of divi. eben a] , Private examinatio: ily in the hall of the lec- UvAL, | now cheerfu! mmend him to our | Townships 2), 21, and 22, of range 2 April. mar 15-3t_ tion) will be divided between Meésrs. Hunter and | , Private oxaminatio Inge, Wasbington, after th | oid fienda aed pat a fair dealing and honor. | Townships 7. 8, 9, 18, 19,29, and sl, of range 3 Di rs SRNISHED ROOM FoR Breckenridge 2s their first choice; but that its | Siv¢aterch. mari5 j ab'egentieman. Mr. Nuval is authorized to cdtiect | Townships 7, 8, 2417, 20, and 21. of range 4 RESRABLE FURY me + bo gy Wn members will gladly vote for the nomination of i7cOe MARCH Sinar ts ge ete AE ARLES MALLARD, | TOmDRNPH % 8 95°10, Li, 12,17, 48, 19, and 2, of | AR Kent, isenay or accoss, bring uu the Wark any sound Democrat deemed on consultation most i, The CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL TO- TGV EMEDIGINGR: henck’s Pulmoni, | TOWahiPs 8,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 12, and 19, of te _and Alexandria omnibus route mar l¢ x likely to be elected. Sensible delegation, that. | ahaha ASSOCIATION will celo- 2W MEDI —Schenck’s Pulmonic brate St, Patrick’s Day, and its own Third anm-| (N Syrup. Montarde’« Pain Killer. Peru. versary- lst, by_ attend: Bish Mass at St, Pat- | vian syrup, Fra er’s od Liver Onl, togel tick’s: 2d by a Procession : 3d, br a Supper, ® large k of Fresh Drugs. Medi ist Members wiil be at their hall az 34 o'olock Our notion is, that quite three-fourths of the Con vention will likely be of that same mind; for the range 6 Townships 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18, of range 7 &. GOOD BUSINESS STAND FOR RENT, A inthe Piret War corner trac Sot Sets atNo. 376, next coor mar iss cines, Paints, Oils, Ginan, &0.. £00 for e Tiarof rengeg? 172710 Ts 12 38,16, 15, 16,17, and JPOR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of Democracy have never yet sent, to transact auch | a. 1, punctual, and under direction of the Gael | st ths Dene Stece of CHARLES ALLE To wnshipa 4, 5, §, 7,8, 9, 10, 1, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17, a Pobasconize Store on Goereconn jo. 8S business for them, men who really required ‘ cut. ‘al will proceed in line to St. Patrick’s High | correrof Marviand Ave:.us and lth st : island,) often 9 3 idgest. Apply at No, 75 Bridge st, a ? y begins at 19. Rev. Joux Dovcurrty,«f| D. B. Clark s old stand. mar 15 }y,r Townships 4, 5, 6,7, r 13-St* ting for the simples” ere they could safely be dis- oniery connty, delivers the psnegyric o: St. | a FSRRERENT on When’ traitgcar tion 4 10, of 0 ‘Lownships 5, 6,7,8,8; ana 10, ofsoneo tt, law for th Tether” popones,” aeatiee neko ns excluded patched on such an errand Mais ae Lixg tue Locusts oy Eaypt.—The Federal Metropolis is swarming with Republican-party OVED—J. Pf. B. SCHWARZE notifics custom-rsand the public that he has removed hia PIC NG and UYSTER OPENING ESTABLISH- MENT from the corner of 18th and E 2. at 12:15 the Chief Marshal will form his of prosession and asvance ty F,7th, Massachu = ue Fg bad food avenue es bn thence ‘ennesive nia avenue aa hite | ME wore . Houss ; thence by Penney'vania avenue round tho | Srvets, to Ne. 484 15:h street, corner the sales. ‘The tracts along the lines of the railroais will be stde street, near street. “ * . e two west of Mr. Magruder’s. loosiity is liticians, among whom ex-members of Con-| Statne-“irole and return by the Avenue and £ to | Penn. avenue. where he will’ be happy to serve he right of way, granted by act of Known to need description. Inquire of Mr. rns ea usoenee They come, doubiiee. | thn Hal of the Atccerstiou, . : aggasee may eal 'en himvat hia Gua! Vensopehie tn August, 1982, for said railrondasand the particu pan ANSON, m BBO Wh etree ae te. P - Supper wiil be eerved st 6 o'clock in the jar tracts cut by the routes Schoen te ae oes ADI » Agent. Alexandria. fe 27-diwkeot! on errands connected with the approaching na- | Washinvton Acaombly Roose where chy 6 SPRING TRADE. the quantities respectively shown in the —S > tne tional canvass. | Whatever thelr preditections and | tion wil! be siad to wascome the fricnds of "Fem: 1860 ** ce 1860 | Piste; without aiuttion impressions may have been ere getting here, | Por*"¢e,,.and all who heno! memories o} We have this d: ‘immortal 17ta of March. 0 ions. : lay r>ceived our Sprirg importa - offering of the above lands will be com: meer Nowe at 4 (ithe s'¢ eslebra'ed brass band will bein at | HANGINGS: cu Are ENGLISH Pane Pi ERTY FOR SALE—The Siricel Rauars & neomialnng neatly ia pointed, and will proceed in the order | Sqvere feet of ground, together wit the improve- they certainly fall at once into the common trzin ae id brick house nearly in which they are advertised, until the whole kent n DECORATIONS a , ai prin id evening. ‘' : eve bee ed, the sales thus el: : new, cortsining 15 or 16 rooms with every conve- of their party affairs, pointing so unmistakably | tenisnce dusts the day and event) Marshal. BOARD PR ee casio annea een ie beet eee een cereal; Was ne | BET. wisealecall ae ary cat bui'd- to the nomination cf Senator Seward, at Chicago.] J.J. KANE, Sec. mar 35 St Ard see thein. i nentey of Say of the tande will be admitted Here, the contest for the Republican-party nomi- LECTURE —A lecture will be delivered FRANKLIN & ROTHROCK, won waderon oon ‘atthe city of Washington nation has certainly ceased—and Mr. Seward is US, ,vefore tue Ex isisior Ate CRSA eT vat | UI-Paper hung in city or country at lower tates, pie dar etussoh, Sno Domint one AIRE tet the cgemme. Thay ott wisely his | Pine next aeishumes brie hie ha | ew * JAMES BUCHAN. nomination being a foregone conclusion—in thus | Strvexs, of Wachincton ‘Territory, commencins | 7YRY LAWRENCE'S COPYING INK, which | By the Prosigent: BUCHANAN. t losing up their ranks in support of it. ate quarter before8 o’siock. Subiect:‘ The Prac wiites black at once, is extremely fluid, and of ~ Jos, S. Witeon, at once ¢ ge uP tivai View of Amerioau Charact>r and Destiny.” Front streneth, uniting 'in one the properties of Commissioner of the General Land Office. —e The public are respectfully invited to attend. ath the offics aad copying inks, and’ tes obvia- — Coxvirmations —The following appointments mm tse—C “i Sha: Allen. W. J. Alu h, W. | ting tie nacexsity of 2 G. Flocd, J. E. Holwead, J.T. Betty. marin 2 | Wetae nicerstty of Keeping’ mora. than one ink ' | been confirmed by the Senate :—W. Breck, onal at Swatow, China; A. Hayes, Postmaster at Charleston, 8. C.; J. B. Glass, Postmaster at Columbia, 8. C.; W.M. Corcoran, Postmaster at St. Paul, Minn.; J. Morehead, Postmaster at Lex- ington, No. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. weap tietnde enteric wnships above: by “yy stele ete required toestablish e if register and oviver Of the proper land office, and seuaks L ent no the > therefore @s soon as a Lert aeee ae ie} three good eopies at once, or one, & week after being written with: 0 SHERMFN ON THE PO-| “Fach bot! Phe ahah (F romac give salt ina Well-known feet | gceat tne eine moveable ee ae ee a po ee LA) * toaree that it is uecloss—worss than fol'y tort a to vent any but 5 Riceitinens from kshing iff wwe eal Ge aes | mui : such os ater 3 —_—_————868 < 107 The removal of the seat of government of | | ‘i mt vdieo & 1 Commissioner of the Pennsylvania from Harrisbarg to esieasietle ie cattying out the — siease sree tee cen . at bersat pe ea fhe regulations of the department, anxiously desired and urged by the authorities | “Hy 1s-jor* fl ay basi: be. by e vertising omy ss es of that elty. A bill for the purpose 1s now pend- SMITESDNPAN LECTURES- os {166 ; sere the ol patrons Pebishers ac re hal ae fel by — ing in theSenate, and 2 select committee of the oF, PuIDsY, Marsh oth, Wa Citrine Bee sireat that be spare no pains to merit « con. | "4 (rpuussioner REGISTER FoR Shidies rents Common Council have made a report, urging empty ke ysical diablo g D, Mo®REY To in small amou: “rns @ BEALL. Ps ave certain ressons in support of the project. tlon ‘America, mar fast | maris-st Ew th Beourities, af 210 Pa. oop mats, on good is mar 18-8