Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1860, Page 2

a THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | charming features, full of varied an “to to speak—-movements, eaeiinnd wiberaided | XXXVIth CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. 2 ae AMUSEMENTS. a (—movemen: a ——_.—__ sees . W. H.C. Bartlett, =... eS Eo = an TEE Fie. How Nor ro Do Ir—bas been most emphati- | abilities on the part of the ae aoe Proceedings ef Yesterday Afterneen. Hon. J. Barker, of New Orleans, are at Willards’. Ww ASHINGTON THEATRE, WASHINGTON CITY: cally illustrated, indeed, by the Governments | class, te give theta their emrect tat sgt nie ———_—— Bg the well known Ethiopian per- ao WEDNESDAY..............March 21. 1860, Leen fia tet oe ——a cone render Ernani, to our taste, the chef fangs of Ix THE Sexare, yesterday, the following reee- | rormer js lying at the point of death in New Vork THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH ja Spirit ef the Merning Press. The Constitution publishes and compliments ‘the late speech of Mr. Cox, in the House, on Mex- jean affairs. lution offered by Mr. Sebastian, and which was | city, OPERA COMPANY, — aegas oo 80 far as its expression of under discussion when our report closed, wes| ..--J. B. Howe, the actor, bas abandoned his From tux New Yor« AcaDEMY oF Music. a Ge ee Yocallzation and | adopted without amendment: Site caed Ani od oe 0 Onlitoxala with — Tar istrumen com! is concerned, Miss Marian Lee. Mr. Howe is the nice young | THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at & 0” i. On this jon Ernani brought down the ceeds That the Committee on Indian Affairs vana, by the steamship line so favorably known as the Isabel line, from Charleston. The contract exp‘red last June, and the Post Office Department forthwith stopped the pay of sixty thousand dol- ington in a hurry lately, after Tequested to make an estimate of the amount | Man who left Wash! Pr ? MISS PATTI’s Last Right but One. A house a dozen times—at times most king! that will red to make a treat: peace, | Swindling not a few of our citizens. The Intelligencer is devoted to Congressional | !2°8 per annum, and thus necessitated the indeed; in so much as, aes wie nly amity ae vin the ‘Kiowss, Cammencned cad +++*'The Governor of Maine has removed Geo. THE BARBER OF SEVILLA. proceedings and news. page of the line. Subsequently, however, its | enthusiasm, the portion of the audience aut ta. | Aner Ina SUI a trips were found of so great importance to the Scota, Amonio, Svstm. commercial interest cf all the Atlantic coast cities ians who roam near the Arkansas river, | M. Weston as Commissioner for the State of Maine | Miss PATT! west of the 10uth degree west longitude; with the | to Prosecute claims against the United States, in Fre {7 The journeymen painters of New York Arapahoes and Cheyennes, located below the south | con miliar with the score, let loose their hands, canes, uence of bis implication with the defaica-| aries PATTI will eine. in nadition to all the and throats at moments when, in so doing, th fork of the Platte river; with the Sioux and other tion of Peck, State Treasurer. ic of arte Ecxert’s Porttarn Ecno elty met on Monday evening to the number of terme jntuee @ resumption of the trips, but on | prevented thelr more Phlegmatic neighters, 2s | Indians of the plains, to'be concentrated for the | nn geen Downing, the famous negro oxster-| Kono, composed or Madame | the popular about one hundred and twenty, and resolved to | terms involving no little loss to those owning the | well as themselves, from enjoying the . occasion at Deer Creek, a tributary of the Platte | man of New York, has failed. The Day Book a ty =. Soeen tor bar he demand $2 per day from and after this date. boats. The underwriters and merchants of New of passages equsliy ane ard = Fendition | river; and also for a treaty with the Red Lake | 222 he was summoned to the Supreme Court as a | 200, the ApEL » Somposed —— York, Boston and Baltimore have taken the sub- | cnereettes ee e following immediately | Chip; and the Indians on the Red River, in | judzment debtor, for examination, and tried to get I~ The Maryland Democratic State Conven- | ject in hand, 2 s! tion, to select two Senatorial delegates to represent Colson’s rol, thi ir t ‘o-morrow (THURSDAY,) COLSON IN LA , and are now urging upon Congress | to's aries ps ea te é of Elvira is not | the State of Minnesota, for the extinguishment of | Of under the Dred Scott deciston that te was nc TRAVING the State in the Charleston Convention, and the poe apelin | for keeping up the mail | Violetta is of Traviata, its des autedien inne watt. Won sired = fesstion that, the Com- ee iG3URRIDAY Farewell Night of Miss PATTI, Democratic candidates for Pretidential electors of | coastwise trade satiloas, ane eeoee eatalen. and cea teenant’s successfal representation; | Into the expediency of so amending the Inve of teraptod to commit niente ie Perks lately by stab. | VOR SATUR Operas wresiciLiAN ve ss SERS, Maryland, will meet to-morrow in Baltimore. sisippi river, and their trade with Cuba, are to | So, Saar did eulpie anion ee the Aticas avy toe ee a me eoalty < bing pune ip od was — ese y cama gd Pansy Cate given with the sp! Misen so By n wail mnmee Ge en dts or —— as worthy af the lighten Nateat | fab, barmontous, and sonorous Leavy notes, that | BgP#onMment of Toor a Participation ia such | Which were th have commenced oo the th iastont | - {Jr Admission @1; Reserved Seate €3; Private Hartnett, late Secretary of Utab, and the resigna- | Tegisiature, onal | came floating from his throat apparently as natu- . y, 4 Rabstin ee tees onneae By way of illustrating how that particular mail by formance of Handel’s Messiah. Several | B-Xes lv to $15. as now provided; t n | OY rally as the warbling of a mocking-bird, ovided; and also aramendment of such | } ben service there are now no judges in Utah; and the only tvice operates for the benefit of the nation’s gen a were engaged occasion. all the remaining Five Jaws as will include in the punishment for sud The es nie wane been A orldy M. Sul. nines onan me eis morning at . Met Stigelli, 2s Ernani, caused many to rank him | Offence all persons who fit out, or are in ary way | lian having been placed under restraint.’ zerott’s and Ellie’s Music Stores. as evena finer tenor than Brign 5 especially in the connected with or interested in fitting out, expe- ¥ inconsequenoe cf the rrent desire to hens ize erc! ditions or vessels for th: a ing {i ~-++ The New York Tribune of yesterday had a e 4 via and Mad- other Federal officers there at present are Governor cas carpe Saran fal interest, we may men- | third and fourth pets, for he was evidently some- | such slave trade; adopted’ Po” % “RE*BINE 19 | pest rent to the effect that Mrs. Brannan, wife of patti erent pened pen ° Cumming and Dodson the Marshal. f the Isabel, tata ey, means of one of the trips | what hoarse earlior in the even ing. His voice, | _ Mr. Wilson also introduced a bill ap; ropriating | Capt. Brannan, U. S. A., who disappeared so ! the Directors have decided to gi~e pssst esr bene of the Isabel, information was conveyed to New | too, is, naturally, a very musical one, an advan. | OM¢ million of dollars for the construction of five snyeicrionsty from Staten Island Pome, _Lficen | tuese two Operas instead of Der Freyehuts B7"At 8 Convention of the Democracy of Mont- | York that seven cotton loaded vessels—amount- | tage that all opera artists do not possess—one, | Aira crew, Sloops-of-war, for service on dered. 1s now ia Italy, and ie thougut mot to have | “The Direotors are the more desitions of meeting ing to a million of dollars in val: bh 9 | African coast; referred. + 1s now ia , and is gomery county, Maryland, held in Rockville on value—were ashore | without which, however, no artist can charm an Saturday, the 17th inst., delegates were appointed | ©" the Florida coast; thus enabling the under- Y hes of the publ: noe in the first instance Also, a joint resolution to secure the right of | been alone. Capt. Brannan i it Key West, | lose the season on Saturday audience, however much his professional skill | search on the coast of Africa for the more effectusl | 22d. is not, of course, aware of the Tribune’ ee ier having ex! may momentarily astonish and please the criti- | SUPPression of the African slave trade. (This | statement, but his relatives in this city pronounce angements of the stage, find that ale PI e crit!- | joint resolution empowers the President to open | 't of a price with the story put out at the time of | tire ly imposribie to accomm cal. is worthy of remark that he did not singa negotiations with tereign Governments for the | Mrs. Brannan’s disappearance. in the same paper, | of Der Freychutz and Martha’ single false note last night, a remarkable achieve- pur, of securing to the United States, and to | that she had been seen at the White Mountains in atre. ment for any tener. Ferri’s rolé as Don Carlos, | each of such Governments as may choose to enter | male fhe Pee They von eee a determination to PROFESSOR FOWLER’S LECTURES ON the most difficult in the opera to be rendered, ao | into negotiation therefor, the right to visit and | bold the Tribune responsible for the statement Pussiieestinae Waseenees as to make the character a leading feature of the search all ships or vessels trading to the wi a = re i oast of Africa, within dred miles of said ™N AT CESDAY EVE Piece, was sung with exquisite taste und skill; coast} ge renee ee GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS — Nehawe ot serving greatly to add to the effect of t r. Green submitted a joint resolution that the cE = 7 . ti harm went ooh nna | Seay connie pe |S ARTUGE, To, SROMGRTOW, aR | recess oe commen tnusle in which he can do his distinguished | “Kir Werecly oe ae es aid over. ext and pay thei bile fer thee poe ieee ae | retickess or, the course, $15 single ‘ reputation justice. The Chorus though by no substitute for the resolutions offered by Mr Brown teed salar lee 4 lg eam ee _— a7 the beat ever heard In Wraneeo oy song oad | onthe nin of January, relation toe rights of | “mar -tapt CHAS. B. WELCH, Colleotor._ Ilsophy adc rfocts ot Penal the manner in which {t gave papal prac d FeiPthe Of the clttzens of the United States, | “J'OBACCU, SNURF AND SEGRE ae | ener ee matin and beautiful opening of the opera; while the | tory thereof, to frame thelr constifation aad ines | a5q 2 ROxe# Of Tobacco, all erades, {Character ‘Third~Our Social Relations, ol r T constitution and laws | 259,000 Segars, Foreign and Domestic, Continuance «f the Race; Who should and Wao orchestra did its full share to make the evening | and to regulate their domestic and social affairs in 40 cas: § bottles each) of Garrett’s second | Should Not Marry ; the Right Age, Jeslousy— to the State and Congressional district conven- | ¥"iters to send out agents to take charge of their tions, which are to assemble in Baltimore on the | ProPerty, in forty-eight hours after the news left ith inst., for the purpose ofiselecting delegates to Key West. This fact is certified to by such New the Charleston Convention. The delegates from | Y°TK houses as Brown Brothers & Co., Moses Montgomery are all anti-Douglas men. Strong Taylor & Co., J. M. Cabellas, the Mercantile resolutions were unanimously passed repudiating Mutual Insurance Company, Great Western Insu- the doctrine of squatter sovereignty, and enthusi. | ‘"¢e Company, Spofford, Tilletson & Co., the astically endorsed the Administration of Presi- Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, Sun Mutual dent Buchanan. Insurance Company, Union Mutual Company, the Columbia Insurance Company, Howland & As- Pinwall, and others of similar standing. The Trae cen Grae aoe that | Tesult was, a saving to the commercial interest of the intervention of the United States in the civi] | he country of at least half the value of the whole ‘wars of Mexico, so long deemed inevitable, has at | P?°Perty endangered, that would probably have length become a fixed fact. been lost but for that tripeof the Isabel; and also, It appears that General Miramon commenced | * ®*Vitg to the Government, in the way of port active operations on the city of Vera Cruz on the | ™OeY, custom dues, &c., on the property thus ¢ i y Jity Svotch Snuff, its Cause and Cure ; Beauty and Fashion ; Choics charming one, its part in the performance being | their own mode, subject only to the provisions of 9 kegsof Lovee. don of Companions; Courtship and Marriage. Fourth— Sth; that on the evening of the 7th an attack was | Tscued, of perhaps half the whole cost of the quite as ditficult of effective renditien, as that of tielen ee ‘the Union Snes ‘her ee ma Also, Rappee, Moconbor and Congress do, Choioe of the Most ae Sam a made, in force ; that this attack was repulsed by | /i"e’s annual pay for mail service. the vocalists—the orchestral accompaniments in | requisite population for one Representative in 08 eros Shanghai and Parlor Matches, which each perecu’ is beet adaptrd. “Fifth intel the Liberals ; that the steamers Gen. Miramon and | The facilities for the prompt transmission of Ernani, belng points that have done quite as much in the way of making the opera’s great cur- rent fame, as its scores of the singers. Congress. After an executive session the Senate adjourned. * Hovsz.—Mr. Dawes having called up the report Marquez, in the service cf the Church puty, were commercial letters by the line have done more to captured by the United States naval forces, and | Puild up our of lite years so rapidly extending have arrived at New Orleans, as American prizes, West India commerce by sailing vessels, than JAMES WALLACE. mar 21-lm 59 High st., Georgetown. ; Memory ; ‘Speaker>; the nasis of Success in business, &c. A NOTICE. . Sixth—On the Perfection of Character. the Richt To-night, Rossini’s master-piece, The Barber of of the Committee on Elections, in regard to the « E. BEALL & CO. Have di sed of the | Goverament, Training, and Proper Direction of i 3 i iow ood wil t Children, with advice to young men and women in charge of Lieut. Minor. aught else, as is certified to by the heaviest houses Seville, is to be performed, with Patti, Scola, Tee eee iteeves, poe = aus oat Bor Seat Foo oe " = eng A ery me mle v. inthe trade im all the Atlantic coast cities, who | Ferri, Amodio, and ne replicd te the te ances of the contest, | fo tr: Goa SE Wain, he oill een ee eee | Oneal rts and full written descriptions of char era Cruz ranks as the fourth port in the Mexi- ieeriace as : , and Susini cast in the principal | and replied to the objections urged by a minority | foture or Soap a les, as heretofore. acter. by PRUF. FOWLER, in the lecture room, can Confederation ; Acapulco, Mazatian, and San | 27¢ @Mong the loudest complainants against the roles, Patti also singing Eckert’s popular Echo | of the committee. It was true that the failure of Blas, surpassing it in commercial importance. short-sighted policy of the Post Office Depart- | song. ¢ 4 s & 8 3 > AK. teal is authorized to settle the affairs of | Phi'hermonio Hall, corner Pa. avoaue and J1th et. ae 2 3, Coming thro’ the Rye, and the Adelina | the canvassers ine cou bcers was oo the lata firm. “Huneak VE, inar 20-D3t& Wit ind Its castle, which completely commands it, wzs | Ment, Which in this matter seems bent on sacri- Waltz, not long since composed for her by | UPO” 2 mere quibble, bu 1 ab tindnest eaten 2) steo i. 8. T.CISSEL. ” AINTINGS AND STATUARY. taken by the French, in 1629. It was next bom. | cing the general public interest for the benefit Muzio, all of which are so interwoven in the | to cbject te Me. Sicha ee ee of the contestant | _marz)3teo__iR. 8. F.CISSEL.” barded and taken by the United States forces, | 0f What is familiarly known around the Washing- under command of General Scott, in 1617. Its | tom lobby as the Fernandina and Cedar Keysspec- lation in 1854 wasa little over 2,000, baying | lation. On the expiration of the contract last popu 8, g dwindled to that point within a quarter of ac ; to object to Mr. Sickles being sworn could not be EAN SK FOR SALE—One nearly| THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION music of the Opera as to form exquisitely tasteful | urged as an estoppel, Sain the rights of the STE Babe oco Satter ig gg the oF THE additions, indeed. The Barber of Seville has Gontestant, and the rights of the electors of the | pips collx. &6- all complege, Will base.@ a great WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION, tanked for many years as the best comic opera n the accident af Mere uot 2 depend | Rergnin. on application to WALL & BARNARD, GALLERY, (on Pa av, bet. loth and Ith ste.) quant? Atseeme to be understood here, the Depart- | ever put upon the stage, at leest In this country, | UReU, the accident of Mr. Williamson's absence | Washington. or at the Soap + actory a < ; iy | Admission... ie sabstarenres When that visitation of Providence—the election | J& WELL. Green st. Also, ons ficet:rate fami'y or oem s fury from 20,000, principally drawn off by the | Ment essayed to extract some sort of a pledge from | [ts music is as familizr to all among us, almoc, | Ve Speaker—came upon the House. Horse. Apply as above. - ye nm pc woreo of Addressee by emit more healthy and rising town of Tampico, wig | the owners of the Isabel line, that they would not as our own national airs. Yet noone who has net Mr. Gilmer advocated the resolution reported OR NEW YORK.—The packet schooner York- nent leoturers, during the season of ax miles north-northwest of Vera Cruz, on the lake | 2PPly to Congress for a reéstablishment of the ome of the same name. mail facilities of the great commercial cities lost Miramon, it =ppears, approached Vera Cruz on | PY them, as explained above. 29th uit. with 5.000 men and a numerous train | The plea of the Department, if we are not greatly of artillery and ammunitio ores, and encamped | mistaken, !s, that it should not be saddled with four miles from thecity. His headquarters were encore 5 cents A 7 rr . For, — one Opera, can form the least idea of its ravishing wanda mt iconpiel acon = Fretgne nelle MECUBB & BUDGE, 8 Tale Ss ted bey ban eg | ART conteuns effect. If the artists who are to sng and act the | respect, and had made no allegation whateve, | Waterst mars | works Siovesl of the mast eontiocien ts a atk Barber to-night fail to do it ample justice, we | 4gainst the sitting member in his petition. 10 sats. Feee RECEIVED | R ME a . fe Wo may despair of ever having it satisfactorily sung | 1. oyfieecamon was continued by Mr. Camp. | 4 BBLS. Frederiok county ed Whisktes.” heard it—as parts of the whole—well rendered in by the minority, g iving the contestant leave to town, Captain Wagian, diepatoh For gia weeks... bell, who favored the majority resolution, and by Gibson's orlebrated Whiskies, —_—— at Medelin. Miramon bad surveyed the city sev- | (2° Cost of benefitting any general public interest | in this country, Mesérs. Gartrell and Conkling: So 42 ghoice old Monongahe!s Whisky, BALLS AND PARTIES. eral times from sand hills. His principal generals | !"Volved in the existence of ocean mail steamer Sea Mr’ Dawes, during the debate, gave noticethat | ig) do Herruse sud Alon ver, are Robles and Negrete. All the inhabitants fied | contracts; of which, by the by, that contract was Tue Laver, last night, on account of the draw- athisapproach ‘The city was in the best state of 4 7 ais he would not call for the previous question before | For anio low by JOHN J. BOGUE, COMPLIMENTARY Baul not oue, as but eighty miles of the whole trip of | backs of Lent and the competition of the opera, | 2 o'clock the next day. ma-8-tr GS defence. The garrison numbered from 3,009 to _ y Georgetown, D.C. GENTE EN by “Su ESTs 4,000 men, and was well supplied in every respect, |X hundred miles was run outside of the absolute | was just about thinly enough attended to bs the e House at 4% o'clock adjourned. RENT —A two story and basement Brick <i sie conan Iglespas was in command, with ‘Ampa- jurisdiction cf the U nited States—the short dis- | most comfortable and interesting of the season, Proceeding Day. in complete order: gas, kos wi Ladies of Willards Hotel, dia as chief of the artillery forces.’ Col. Lane, an | tance between Key West and Havana. It strikes | there being an opportunity of seeing those present Ix THE Srxate, to-day, Mr. Bayard reported St Ne See TUESDAY EVENING, March 2th, 1960, pm epee Sear tho city, meawtee tec oS us a8 a very poor plea, indeed, in view of the fact | without being crowded by them or having to| geom the Judiciary Committee, House bill for the | “22 = oe thot nearly half the interlor mail contracts (falling | crowd them. Most of the usual habitues of the | [rom ‘be Judiciary Com eralgeraukaul fa: passed. Ny, ‘Cook, USA S72 ring Rivaldo, who commanded | '© Pay back their actusl cost to the Treasury) are | occasion were present, masculine and feminine, | Protection of introduced’ a bill adie on hank @ teas eee ea Boleor USA, oue of the principal forts on the southern side, | 41'te 28 emphatically ‘ burdens” on the mail ser- | official and unofficial, besides an average number ¥ was detected ny 7 ¥ Corporation of Georgetown to levy a spec: , ted Periscopie, Col- cme a Pig bmw hl etal Lieut Gill aa in acouspiracy to blow up the fort | vice, az that contract. So long as there was Lope | of new faces; and the President and his niece Sg AC! 2 Os on Miramon’s app: ruff, Lieut Gwin, USA, defiay the expenses of introducing the Potomac pandas Hon Thos J Barr, ieut Merten. USA, fer the city on theteide’ ‘Thirty at snovas © en- | that Congress might he induced to make tie Post | welcomed all in their habitual cordial mance’ Mater into that clty; referred to the Committee on niver featnoe. nbs Ok ‘Rramon Wepaired ‘and Hon A B Olin, Ae atau ween tasted Gearon City, and Coldnel | Oltice Department a self-sustaining institution,we | The music of the Marine Band, forsome renson or | ““Die bill providing for the reduction of the | TOW £!ssseu set in them to order. noW-ty_ | Hon Wm Bb E'L Goolel, Rivaldo was condemned to four years imprison- | Were for that policy. But that cause being hope- | other, either active or passive, seemed much better | prices of the public printing was taken up. HAVING A LARGE SURPLUS STOCK OF reer AS ew ng ee ieks Hava: expeait Baa deed a less, we are for the maintenance of the general | than usual. Mr. Fitch urged the passage of the bill, as it very fine ROSES, EVERGREENS < 4 Mar na on had ra’ ie Mex- ublic interest as involved in necessary mail con- = . ica’ c ican flag when out of the Havana harbor. As far | © ArpoIntED.—Mr. Z. W. McKnew, of Wash- tion is made at the corner of Fred: Col Cook, USA, SN Saleme: Be oe ee ee aeian Was to land on the coast | tracts, es bsp Srertsae, ol to one oF | ington city, late Superintendent of the Folding. | juced Cyt nae core cost Ought to be | pect ate. Georgolows. ee I leat rela, ED Maas ator near Medelin river, and thence communi- | the other lepartment of the Government. no! room ef the House of Representatives, has been reduced enty-five per cent., and meved to ma: £ JOHN L. KIDWELL. Lieut Gill, BShe cate with Miramon. The steamers had on board | mistake us, reader. The Star has not been op ~ “| a “a een | amend the bill accordingly. POTATOES Applications for tickets made to either of the tel ety for Pounder Several ouct_ vex we ot ocen mall enmer eae; hut her | Sold he Cereb i, he Osiow of the | Br Cameon ween aro eng he pate | 2,000 Ses ior aoad Umatey dormey Wait | The Otcv of Wt ards Hots S™"Ememta yt Mercers, su:tad'e for or table sale | the Offics of Wil ards’ Hote!. mar? tb ye Since made vacant by the removal of De. | Governm-nt work. Ie said it was notorious that | from store ia lots to sult muses, weet FOr __—_—_—_—ooo A weil laden schooner was known to have sailed | mail service, rather than to that of furthering the McQuade, of P. t greet deal of nore was made out of the public s PETER BERRY, WA NTS. on the iéth. A —" had been planted at the general commercial interests of the country, to | {' Quade, of Pa. oe ae How ee pune aren ee 24 eo 5 Water stroet, Georgetown, oe oar north of the Medelin river, and six or seven hould b ty. ™ | econon tal He thought that everybody seem ASSEY. COLLINS & CO’S PHILADEL- | qqp =D_ 2 gehomers rigged sa gunboats, mounting siaty- ies eas | = oe, ag ATTENTION, PRESIDENT’S MOUNT. | t) und-taiand the matier except the inembers of Mivate‘biatok 1,E We are constantly Wares d, Sock. tasty SERVANT. four pounders, were station along the coast io orth iu LD G .—You are hereby « ra . eu ag fr s ehtfu 4 4 “=> ill en Bax stead poe mse this expedition, which was however | Department has seen fit to patronize another line ourself on TO MORROW EYE Aficr further discussion and sundry amend- | erage, and invite all persous whe want g, pure un- | Sven to one thet will ruit rd preferred tendered unnecessary by the action of the U.S. | —that of the magically influential Fernandina ost ,a° the Columbian Armory, # mpval force. ra{lroad speculation, ata cost of $51,000 per an- : me and a great variety of G 20, i SN Saiemen, Wm B Shaw. =a a went) per cent. of the cost of the | Oa thei as vert foe rato Ht sen aot Rommmmitter of Arrangements, i FS on een sauits [ain berive ca ben. quire at 395 Lith etreet wos: weon K and fordrill. A full attendance 1 Mr. Hale offered a resolution requesting the posed to make a slight c> oe ANGY torecn tts Ocanfeette, | W\ANTED-A saan OYSTER SGUUKE nour whi > * St: 3 Green at.. Georgetown. NTED—A smart ‘s SU: KER, — F 3. PEC President of the United States to inform the Sen- _ 7 exarpt th Important News from Mexice. Fe ee ee cen care oan |) ESHER OMe on Sata. | |lspatiie soktaar te Oe tne : to estaurant work, StU SON ROU Eee [From the Constitution. } ly. for the transmission of the mails from the ws URE capture Sc Mexices Save ane iens Juan we Sra eh Sollee. Life i h v. mar zl 3t 4 . JOHN'S CHURCH CEMETERY.— fbe Florida claims bill being taken rack TM. A-.Pellow of rit ity Co'- rorery WWe publish below copies of telegraphic dis- | Atlantic coast to Key West, instead of two and a ho Vestry of St. John’aChurch haying do. | Mee peer! rose to address the Senate thereupon, | !*x¢, Cambridge, author of “Erie, oF Little by Lat. ANTED about the ast or April, by a inmi Fics: received yesterday morning by Secretary | half days, as uniformly by the Isabel line. The d to change the Church Cemetery from the | when our report closed = ereuien a ened ation po ROEHO Tom or ‘ax pip tarred oe paces ane CUspeaan, consequence {s that all commercial letters to that | ARR re tha Conrtenital Gene | in cas House, after the reading of the Jour- roome at arent of not over $20. Address Box engagement took place pes the 6th fectant om | Point as well as Havana, of importance, are sent tne undersigned have been appointed & ¢om- | pal Metropotines LP a 272 City Post Office. mar 21,34 W ; Sas 2 2 i 5 L a] < = ——— Vera Cruz, between the United States sloop-cf- | to the agents of the latter line in Charleston, to be | mitt aor bemahitel ci osmcicn the work ouvert Mu Boteler remeted @ lll oe uke erection of a] _Sole Agents for Laurenoe’s celebrated fo: RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wants SS eer = stenaeots bom Cece orn by it a ey valpreet ey in o2hh of the present month, #0 88 to finish badge eine eee nets a fo Com- | Stationers, &c. 2 Ao Ste ian se 0 oft Fae amily an chamberm id nah and Preble boar ¢ steamers Indianola | U.S. stam envelopes, literally without remu- 8 APProac: warm weather. mittce on the District of Columbia. IANOS Ni St " 5 th arenecs, and Wave. under the command ef Commander neration mate owners; and the Pots iee specu Being desirous too aform their ection foine Mr. Carter asked, but failed to obtain, leave to ey pean ee state bed ~ athe a th street, between F and G sts. choy ad the Ni wauie of evan eee it | lation contract has consequently amounted, so far | a neon eS nea parsons interetiad tweom:? | FeP2rt a resolution autuorizing the Cominitter on | fromthe ramon ant © Marquis of Havana—belonging to a soa! i ith ms "4 ; aca : yom amped rd Steinway bed pee — tho the District of Col ia to ik at t! yori ich are far superior o} ot! the Miramon faction in Mexico, and proceeding | as its utility to the business interest of the country | muntezie with either ofthe nndersigned without | te Hirict of Columbia to employ a clerk at the ¥ “lg = # usual compensation of €4 per diem. pisno made inthis country or Europe. Amateurs toaid in the siege of the Vera Cruz, which was ater: ROBERT A LACEY, 48 BS ANTr.).—A person ski.led i all the branches 4 of cone wegee pastry making and hating, c is concerned, to the merest pretence conceivable AP, Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, introduced the following penis fd re aa a Peng gpl y Hh og fp pms dy ere Keporment Welle Aire cree ee hn ns reaah emeant. |__| Ae provoking to the busines public us the erlp- | nar atot coHSS. RHETT. | | resolution: ; 2 | lous,every, atistao! cond hand pianos tiso | fil erence for, the we ‘ay uf the wate. c = pcp ibe _ gored at pling of the Isabel line has been, the general un- . Resolved, That the President of the United for sale and to ren ion. § s tat moderate prices and terms. | places in Vireicia or ers. Apply at No, 235 required todo so by our ships bearing the na- | derstanding that the interests of thistame Fernan. REV. B. H. NADAL, D.D.. will deliver | St#tes inform this House whether the receut cap- jo. 499 Ith street, | Fs between 3th and } sts. mar 21 2.* otare: Sound 3, ch, | ture of two Mexican vessels in or near the harbor e = - ry 7 onda < Sonal fag, their reply was a broadside and a | dina speculation is the hitch preventing the con. CLG aed Tah weet ae PUESD Gly | of Ves Cree sloop of-war Saratoga, 2 x C. REICHENBACH. re or atY cad Teners! housework. - ce } oF he t CS * i yar do so placed them in the position ot pirates, and | the great through New York and New Orleans | jnitting a pent ont eae ken the oles Incommank oar Saratoga had reel DWELLING oust WANTED- Situstad their insolent assault on United States ships | inland mails via the new Southwestern railroad | $1, single tie Scents; to be had at Shepherd's, | o- will be approved by the President between G and K streets, and iéth and zist. Proved thateach was their real character. routes Nery lustly crenting increased discontent | Siar thetectire nn ae ae | _ Assos thal bbe (Prectlent. if mot tacomapatible C. M. KEY Ss, Arar teehee! OF the lat May. Addrees F The outrage was promptly an allantl j cant ci ore ‘ savant d with the public interest, do co unicate to the DEALER IN ——— ee - avenged by Commander Terner and the force | 200g all in oo Coes, Coramncreta} cities to whom THE CHARLES HEIDSIECK CHAM | Houre copies of the orders and Instrnctines ontes WANSED—A cood plain COOK. Also, a smart, under his command by the capture of the two | “time is money.” By that route we very fre- ““PAGNE. which all vessels in the Gulf of Medico are setved. WOOD & COAL, LIME. active MAN as waiter for dining room. Mut steamers and their insolent commander, Senor | quently receive papers and letters by private hand ‘Cesumere of Champazno shou'd be fives Various objections were made SAND, CEMENT, HAIR, , unteretand their businoss Lie ai waces paid. es apn eosee oa that the Government | from New Orleaus in three and a half days—the | Of! to observe if the name “Charles Heidsiooky | pp On Ob resumed the consideration of the . d d and pecple of the United States will award to our Inquire a. Retreshment R: » Rail . Minar 19 3 ireshment Room, Raiircad Depot. Hevse WANTED.—Wanted to pi «mall Briok or Frame House. Cost not to ex- ceed $1,54, $1,000 onsh will be paid, the balance ofiicers who thus nobly sustained the honor of our flag that meed of praise and approval to which they are so well entitled. [Copy of Telegram from Lieut. Minor to the Sec- th | and k. This Wine is ecknowl- A 5, Plaster, and mails of the United States taking a much longer eaiged tobe te purest now imported into tre mer, | Majority and minority reports of tue Comittee » and White time to come throuzh by the other route. Bre ed, “ ‘ t btaine tb ton of Parker | on Elections in the contested-election case. 2 i rotors; Hamilton & etsy re. Dyer, Sam’l Mr Jchn Cochrane, of N.Y , advocated the The companies forming the line are said to have Bacon & Co., Jackson & Broth Middieton & adoption of the minority report. offered to take @ mail through on any terms the | Beall. Edward Hall; and ®, FE. Watte & Co. An coat he Mie me. ema, and Fand Lystracte north: Aspe BLONDIE. retary of the Navy.} Department may sce fit to accord, until a perma- 106 Pesrl‘st., New Yor favored the adoption of the minority report. iat Buiter Denier, in the Centre or Northe Via New Oaieans, SW. Pass, ? nent contract may legally be made with them.| fell Sm Solo Acenta for North Atacricn, Sa. aa - ey a — fra: Lieut. Chapman left Vera Cruz on ihe | THete 1s no doubt wistever that if sent by tha; BALTIMORE CONPECTIONERY,— | ast as the turer remap nto ee, eee ; aa W eiihoat land, vot moretnas ge hears deve eleventh (11th) lastest, in comesand cf tas prize | Toute, the mails between New York and New hCak a Siiekaad Era ef ail | by the overland alt. Sb ye Baad TR ES in oF eaet leh oes oem ne homes Steamer Marquis of Havana, as bearer of dispatchis | Orleans can be expedited at least forty-eight hours | , 5 4¢® Wodding Cakes; Fausy Oskes, Peramide | The total contributions obtained in California tris at. Wii! be wad for lees than is | Louse finn Men tieieh Kae, Mende, Re to the Department from Captain Jarvis; but le:ri- | over the time required on any other possible route ry )pepmetits of ail indy nd sizon, Sch ‘Rae | for the relief of the Jews at Gibraltar amount to now of oe her el atreaee. Bi oan ore the Star Office, 6, Jellies, ns Mange. ‘tumbery, cam, a vert‘rementis or Tire tng, < mar | Spare prams ogshtin ocom = ce —yet the Department Las not seen fit to avail the | Ruse, Jeliten, f Pare ceintents bene , $1,600. 6 The F: . | South. Can be depended on as reoammended. None folluwing report to you. On tbe Sth inst., Gen. | COUBtY of this advantage It is very certain thar | Weddings, &o. furnished with al kinds Coneot: |. be French republicans celebrated at San Fran oa ly except those who want her for their own : : : ‘ é eno cisco, on the night of the 2th of February, the | Deed app’ F aig BOARDING. Miramou commenced the siege of Vera Cruz, and | public opinion aaa this state rho s to the Gee, = ioe reams Water an oot Ronan tween anniversary of the overthrow of the Bour- | sors. Kee age tment ‘mar is. Wroari ee reer on the 6th Gen. Marin a; red before the cit: ospective competition (some of these days) of | Punch, $1.25 per gailon, A von dynasty $$ ————_—_—____—___marie_ tleman 7, or three with this and another steamer, and not showing fe Fernandina speculation; and it is high time JOSEPH SHAFFIELD, ‘The Republicans fired salutes in the principal Or the Bevin pret Le ll ravings, framed | by ged ame pnd bis colors, Commander Turner, in the Saratoga : d i ia sate of Butoher’s Confectionery, Baltimore: | towrs of California, on receiving the Intelligence | Passe Partouts, at prices within Wie nae ts Post Office, with detzchments from the Savannah and Previc, | 8t Congress should Saroughly sift the circum-| ja 26-3m No. 386 6th at.. het G and H. of the election of Speaker Pennington. al oie keue eee Br’the five arts. At the in steamers [ndlanola and Wave, was ordered to | stances operating to enable it thus to injure the li 5 = 7 All the business doing at San Francisco is of a Bookstore. F Po- : Proceed to the anchorage of the steamers, oif| public interest. The Department 1s said to pay TOMAS RIN EE ee ON THE PO: | speculative character_the regular traders have not PHILP & SOLOMONS, Anten Lizordo, and ascertain their character. $7,500 for carrying a useless semi-monthly mail | that since th ppraran.e of the ¢1l nete in ths Po- | the means, if they have the desire, of entering 18 Sole Agents for Laurenee’s Stati: ore ‘ko. Upon nearin, them one () ef them was tere to | trom Cedar Keys to Clay’s Landing, a very short | tomse tiver shad and her ing have bacois so | market unless the country trade revives, when | mar ett be moving off, when a shot was fired abead of her id LOST AND FOUND. au OST—Seturday o'clock sosrce that it is useless—worse thas fo’ y to fish a | some reaction will probably be evinced. Mone: 7 m..inan to Uring Ler to, and the Iudianola was ent to | distance; $5,000 from there to Bay Port, where | seine, ‘Ther: tee saw to prevent auy but ona | is vetting more atringent for speculative wants © Oe Ee nS RREBRATED COOKING | 142, oli overdub nat overhaul her. The kpil from the tndiauola was | there are not more than two families; and $3,500 Adesitizens from fishing gill note, and then they | "Selegraphic dispatcbes from the southern part | reduced p-icer, ral of Stewart’s Celebrated CES Sugyatmemetey, eb te Saag ed |g oe a teen | mp oe Raarenetoasin in | rn aed tei epee ae | oie Ete, heed Ca na pers ca eee on bacaeas peancalpbag to its apparently remarkable predilection for the erate at the ents a device ror account of rich quartz discoveries One compan: 0G Lda & CO., Auctioneers and Commussien sulting in the capture of both of Marin’s steamers, | Fernandina railroad speculat on. carrying outthe law. ~ had taken out $125,000 in gold; 800 pounds of roc! ores werth Bimeelf and a large number of his men on It is well known that the late Postmaster Gen mar 12-10t* Z A FISHERMAN. — \d. board. Capt. Jarvis ordered both prizes to this = ey had yielded 860 in gold. NEW, SPRING DRY GOOD8.—We are now eral Brown's policy with reference to keeping up r. il sel The steamer Columbia arrived from the southern ing & large and = stock of name «, wt. The Preble will be here ina few days, ji IANO STOOLS AND COVERS —A new lot | ports of Oregon, brings news of a horrible mas- | £00¢s sr ited to the season, and wou! reepectia‘ly A libera! reward will jiven, if eat Marin aud most of tbe prisoners on ae, the Isabel line mail service for the general interest | [P jurt ovensd at Chickering & Sons’ Piano Depot, | sacre of Indians at several villages around Hum- —— oe Shek caaean ann ete HOLBROOM E dcinurane. fot the rest being distributed between this steamer | Of the coastwise commerce of the country, was | 306 Pa. avenue, between Sth and ttn ate boldt Bay, bya party of forty white men. At otylen of goods usu "9 Kept in s first-class Dry end the Marquis of Havava. Your dispatch will | directly the reverse of that of his successer, and | _mar <I JOHN F. ELLIS __ | daylight on the 26th of February, at Indian Island, | Goods Hi reach me bere. Please inform ime if this reaches | jt is clear that the public at large have been and yeu. Sba!! this news be made public? 1 g Respectfully, R. D. Mixon, are likely to continue to be greatly the loser by Lieut. US. Navy, the departure from it. We trust that Congress louse. AST® AY.—Came of the SAMY HORSE aud qe te pre a wap hconn, — than forty in mwar2@ TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. sort! ‘C ans, three-fourths cf them ng women an " JB. PUMPHREY TS children, were killed. On the beach at the south | JOOP SKIRTS! " "8 TD OGOMPLET = AMRORT MENT OS as = | entrance of Humboldt Bay forty to fifty more T have on band 0 we Woon one ent of Hoop Comd’g Prize Steamer Sei any—ns will find Bay to legisiate ie alenaenes COMPLET S ARBOR RENT Ok 7 Sold aredekig ious etiaee human being | Sk ier Spine Reliable’ Qa viz: Mig Hon. I. Tovcey, Secretary of the Navy. subject, t2king such steps as will relieve nisi- SRI} NS on 5 e aeen Diamons, — ness community from the disastrous fafluence of | * 306, Ps. avenue, between sth Ard Jon ate It was reported and believed at Eureka that a ssiond, Pisin Claspel!, oven Dalihs, and many [Copy of —— from Lieut. aia to the mm sty Secretary of the Navy simultaneous attack was made the same mornin the Fernaudina Railroad speculation upon the THE BOOKS FROM THE GREAT SALE | upon the Indian villages on the Eel river, and mail arrangements of the country. of Deeth’s wiil be suid off quick, 2t a small ad- | two hundred more Indians, men, women and 323 Pa. avenue. south side, _—_—. Fares, Real be gottans shem in everyday Also children, were killed. ss mar l6-6t (Int) between 6th and 7th ste. A Ae Ae a ese is were petrated farners | —<—i—_______—___ eee F eteen of ae eucey, Sectretary of the 2 re Tue Orexa.—Another critical and fashionable | other Reports, aT Wile tatiel, | and greziera of Eel river country, who havc ec, KEf0SENE AND COAL OL. WITH A Fie Deiiinge Ee tate ee es | eudicace presied Empratarioy’ Utinen anaes, ee Neg | fered from Indian depredstions daring the, past | A oraciel Gf, Lamps fer burtioe the same Mexican war steamers of the iremon Govern. kosch’s entertainment last night, when Ernani 4 Ma MONT een ae your. They aoe ; the on Ind Hane fone ofthe seamnere tee Peebles ee, CBRIEE | was put upon the Washington stage, on this occa- | a5 y warlock and ‘ord tae ree sere MOR, | ammunition to the hostile Indians on the wane, other, with the post ye ot Noepae aoe | sion for the first time, it will be remembered. oa *e ight next. at CHARL> ® WER. | tains, life an the crew ouly; they tired the first at. The fact that its music was comparatively un- rth and Penrsylvants = i will be in Wasbington as soon as Possible. En- | known to a large class of our lovers of the opera, Alao, 25 dozen best Corsets. Al! selli un mskesof Bet yelling Via New Onsans, 2 luced prices, Passe a L’Ovrne. March 19, 1860 § 2 ine of vessel commanded by me bi |." tt BED SASHES FOR SALE CH&aP, AT BOXES ORANGES (8) af ee ey | i Bea. By order ef Ucpt. dsrvia, Airected toacy thes | 204 that the P: —! ieiers gia 2 Avacostia. Dairy Farm, near Benoins’s| 2OQ Boxraiok, a soo speeREE- ; SEAT OF GOVERN it is Imprudent for any of tue ships at Vera Crez | {2 progress from elg’ 7 Bridge. Inquire of R. FRISBY, Jr., on a mar 19-3t B_J. NEALE. 2 nited eA iow to jeave at this time, in the state or feeling there. | operated to prevent the house from being the per- | is*s. : ——— PRING CLOAKS, SILK MANTLES, &o.&o I have for sale See etee re R.T. Cuapmas, Lieut. U.S. Navy. fect jam that bids fair tooccur there this evening. CHILDE MURAT.—This celebrated trotting Ss We are now in receipt of a bematatsl eeners. aglish : Bil Goldfi: ‘and a arke : = Cuinsevies "Pip Nevertheless, it was, financially speaking, quite Stalli the 23 enna S mew, rs Ci vs Sled forty apriNe 7 bd ecking LS J the os AccommopaTions 4 The Met- | « fate house; and those who did attend were the x very Bisok Silk Mactlew of new douigne. ‘Seat Behoiniae All kinds of Canary Birds. Ail sings | Ratios tay ‘eectat tne United State cury says: more comfortable from having reasonable elbow strect. Those 2 mosore, their mere, and Merino Shawis ot of HAS, 25 cents 2. At JoHN sit cigars. A hbera! discount to “For the convenience of strangers coming to | room. "5 oan't | and price. r OMEARA’S Vanety Store, near the Capitol Gate. and 201 OY NCHARD & MOHUN ert hose tee until efter ee, s The first of Verdi’s compositions that ; H.W. MARTIN. mar 19 ‘corner of lith vt Sad be chinery > Institute Hi brought him into signal professional notice — ANS SUGAR AND MOLASSES. proposed enter the names of ‘sod rauks amo. as unsurpassed by other |. O18) or will receive boerders. It ate ecpaliieen aie comlguaie while its] 2 an fgg ente 1Se aaan ecient perhaps tbe most difficult of satisfactory and —4 ao which will be effective rendition among them all. Its choruses. without charge.”’ duetts, and trios, are its most remarkable and | mar 20-3