Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1860, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. | XXXVIth CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. | The Mountain Meadow Massacre—Herrible | Foxrmsn Ixteuticexce rrom Muxico—Fur- Remamntg®? SF K & -—__— WASHINGTON CITY: ati peice at dabes oe etner tn’ ——— x — i Yesterday Aft i The Salt Late Va! Tan, of February 29tb. lefeated the fou ment o} belonging i siege Sry ants mee) Cent St aremisrtny Attoricen contains statement {rors Wan HL. Heeese et | ceteated the fe forces,on the Sit uit), ton meine | tobe sit out space, yesterday, in Fi = % afer gard to the massacre at Mountain Meadows, in west of Jalape, taka tho ) arms, and being the newspaper ..April 7, 1860, | tion all the points of objection to the proposition N THE Senate, yesterday, our report SATURDAY ... - +" | to give to the so-called Metropolitan Railroad | closed aR am- of any daily paper - i ~ General V! the Li a large number of private bills were suc- Page i * dona po Taman —— See ah pore wee G sry ‘were uN ing for letters in the follow - ‘ oy : aw Pan eee Ait permed they are ADVERTISED. Mormons. Martin ‘west of Puebia, taking | '™* v ‘ing P: is Company, which now has no existence whatever cessively taken up and passed. ; vy, ? ‘miles The cece sad sapere ovis Men. | !n fact, a charter for a railroed on Pennsylvania | Hovex.—Yesterday being private bill day, no | , A® 2000 as it became known that Judge C seven pieces of artillery, together with their arms LADIES’ LAST. tors of the New York Times.” in reply toa recent | 2Venue. in this city. Pursuing the subject, in ad- | business of special interest was transacted. rds, Mrs & O'Couners, Mary baugh Intended boldi court, and investigating and ammanition. General ita, a Liberal, | Adame, Me EL Et it ? eu, Mise the circumstances of masasere, with a force of 2,000 men; was leging Lagarde, | 2»yne a EdwardsMesWB-4 Ow ~ 2 article in that paper attributing the superintend- | ition to the objections we have already stated, The several Standing Committees made reports bog have troops to ensure protection, and en- | 2 revolutionist, at H 50 miles north of Snes LZ Bdmonston,.Mre&C O"Nes’ ba 3 ence and editorship of the Constitution to the | We bave to say that— of a private character. Mexico. ‘The city of Puebla was M the combined forecs of Villalba Alatriste and Ce, Bre Lissie with | ravejal. Several letters state that the city had | Becchia, Mre a Benson, Miss R A the committee had before them Augustus Schell, | the Massacre. All these that called thus, stated already been taken, but this needs confirmation. Backrer, corporates them as the Metropolitan Railroad | Collector of the Porter New York, who declined | that it would be at the risk of teeny it be- i Buckter, Mise $ J ‘nke, Mire Mt Ce - Wh they? The amount of stock | to produce a list of the subscribers to the New | came known that they had communicated any- 1[J~ Walter S. Land, who has so recently been M. UF-Geo. H. Burne, Eeq., of Adama & Co's| te go ten sis Gath ane Sean aukaccibedcon|(Yere Hors ton Prior to the election of 1856, on | thing to him; and they requested Judge Cradle- | convicted of toe Lan wide tae brother-in-law, 3 hs 2 ee er ee —enly SOURS 5 the ground that he could not do so without the | baugh, if he met them in public in the day time, | jy "¢ Flannagan, arrived at Norfolk on Wednes. Express, favors us again with late copies of | this the Corporation of Georgetown took $250,000, authority of the persons whose names appear, as | not to recognize them as persons that he had be. day from Princess Anne county, in charge of W. Memphis and New Orleans papers. (one-balf,) and citizens of Georgetown, togetber | it would involve a breach of implie@ contidence. | fore seen. M. Bonney, Sheriff, and De) ity Sheriff Capps. ———— with residents out of the District, more than a | He further maintained that the committee have | One of the men who called thus on — He was heavily ironed when he arrived and was U7 Isaac V. Fowler, Esq., bas been reélected fourth more; so that more than three-fourths of poe power to ask for the production of a paper en- Ceadlobasgt cuntresed in the presence of Mr. | locked up in city jail until Thursday morn- chairman ef the Tammany Hall Democratic Gen- we 2b, tirely, Private in its character. The committee | Rogers, that he participated in the massacre, and | ing, whey he was taken off to Richmond, where axel Cantualtica, fa awe vac for the next year. | ‘Bock 1s held by parties outside of W ie regarding it as material to the investigation, in- | gave the reseed et {tigPrevious ta the be goes to take up bis residence in the peniten- = tebe 2 "| ton. To grant the city railway to them Is, there- | sisted on its production, and submit to the House | Massacre there was a counc: a ‘ar City, | tiary for eighteen years. He appeared cool and | Clasce od we - s Aw ‘aretty, Mi Trowbsrdge, re York forte nett Bee yeas aaa gonna pe | ore ae eee tout at it to non. stdente | revlon thet he Speake: be directed fo ime | wie freident Hat sounel ty digit | Suid cand atten eegeeend a jtenbe | Bote ca” Racca te Sneath New York for the next five years was $229,500 per | of Washington : Schell into. custody ‘aud uring. him before whe | or appointed a latge number of mes readin is expressed his satisfaction that the maiter was set. | Bf snnum. Mr. R.A. Smith, the proprietor of the| 2. Nobody but the stockholders, in general House to answer at the bar for a contempt in re- | Cedar City, and in other settlements around, to | tied It is said ther tee majority of his jury were | Dew! street-sweeping machines, cffered to do the work | meeting, have any right to ask for a new corporate | fusing to producing a certain paper when re- | perform the sopra atching these emigrants. | at first in favor of hanging bim. If 90, be may |! for $300,000 per annum. franchise for these stockholders. They have never | quired to do so by a committee of this House. fhe men Sie ni = — purpose were instruct- | esteem himself most fortunate in getting off wi = ———________ had a general meeting on the subject, and it bas | The consideration of the subject was postponed eine oe Tying a Short dune; 20,2 | his life —Norfolk Day Book. U7 We are indebted to sel gre ope Gym-| never been laid before them ; and therefore the Sapper ce made a minority report. the left of the road leading into the Meadows, and Moxvment to Jon Brows —A neat obelisk Mire Mss, Mrs BML | Watson, Mire Bee nem ae scopy of The Gykime: application in their name is totally unauthorized. | Mr. Colfax asked unanimous consent to report a | not very far from Hamblin’s ranch, but concealed about five feet bigh arrived iweute city on the | Dowran, Tim Nelson, Bis oar. sium Quickstep,” a brilliant composition of | “PP ‘The Metropolita Il from the Post Office C ite ki from it by intervening hills. This was the place | °° low W: y GENTLEMEN'S LIST. = . politan Railrozd Company has | bill from the Post ice Committee making an a + and here thy hen th ‘2 ult , from New York, consigned to a mer- Withers, dedicated to the members of that capi- Probably forfeited its charter by not commencing | @Ppropriation for supplying the Pike’s Peak region | of rendezvous; an fe the men, when they tally-conducted association. Pa Me) ifn eeree Rnene visitea road ~ Ce ‘lect committee of Bim at his rooms at joursof it, and Pifpe Telcliigencer ts devoted to Congressional ieectts sega races praia sdbaha here chairman a report, setting forth that | informed him of different face connected ntelligencer ‘on; ni * a proceedings and news. t vance, Mine ES *, My ‘Se Mee Giten Mise MEM Stenron, aire A Emma Gordon, Muss C mith, James Grifie, Mise Jane Sherwood, Mies Mt inbert, Miss EC Shayen, Marge M AL Gil ‘Mar. , Shemell, e y ec Mee Murphy, Mrs M 1, Mivs S—2 Martin, y.MreMargt Muchell, Mise EL Ford, Jobo R Nixon, Samu & Co ' chant here, to be forwarded to Kansas. On one | ‘ol, Wellis A avon, JL —-NNevett, Rob arrived, painted and otherwise diszuised them. | © ‘i é Alex w Fergeron, U7 The whole number of votes cast at the | ter. tice appropriation bill passed at the close of the | they proceeded, early on Monday eet bya Joux Brown. picby. WM Forrest, Gen @ North, Job Connecticut election exceeds eighty-eight thou-| 4. It has no resources whatever but the sub | session, they would not probably have any mail | path or trail which leads from his spring directly He was well hung. Chas Forbush EB Minne SS = scriptions of its stockholders, which cannot be | Service there till fall. to the Meadows, and enters the road some dis- “The Wise looketh on the fools end.”’ Pallet Denter 2 Nagent, Jobn sand. being eight thousand more than were ever Li » Mr. Crawford objected, when Mr. Colfax said, | tance beyond Hamblin’s ranch. By taking this The whole affair has ‘th oobi Burke, W A—2 p= mere Meme. C before polled in the State. The whole Repub- | @pplied to any other object than the construction | i¢ne could obtain the flocr on Monday, he would | route they could not be seen by anggone at the sidcsauis apseaiotion eee the ceeas El Eee cain O'Donoghue, lean State ticket is elected, some portions of it | of their road proper; and Congress, without the move to suspend the rules, so as to put it on jts | ranch. inscription particulerl: egy le. The gentle. | Burnes, Capi A W Grif, Wm Odenwallss’ jori bh consent of Maryland, could not give them author- | passage. On arriving at the corral of the emigrants, a aust what Rice ays Ren Boykin. SamiH = Griewold, Dr WO ty 4 number of the men were stan ng on ou! le ‘ Bell, Marun A i Y BE mse oe Of Oly Cane kemivet oes ity, except as an entirely new company, to issue |» The House went into a Committee of the Whole f th Fon Sapeat aoe noe | about (t further than If Waveney ee Bh tienin 4 Guan Show IJ The New York Post is earnest in its oppo- | stock for another object , Shake Friiyate Calendar, (Mr. Branch in the | by the camp-fires, which, from appearances. Mey | Chicago Herald. | Bell, Jas W Grabam, Robe | OvChakre, Judge ‘ 3 eet Cot chair,) and subsequently passed seventeen bills. | had just been bul ang. These were first fir Black, J Chancey Garrsos, RAM O"Beiom, Soke sition to the project of removing the New York 5. Even these subscriptions have been entirely The House went intoa Committee of the Whole | upon, and at the first discharge several of them | === Beckie, Jos Gallaher, PL Fowmne, 3 -, City Hall to Madison Square—a scheme (it says) | repudiated by the stockholders themselves—they | on the stat: of the Union, (Mr. Pettit in the chair,) | fell dead or wounded; the remainder immediately PERSONAL. hou J M Poe Tie wilder and madder than would be that of re- having uniformly declined to res;ond to the call | when— ran to the in: enue oe, reas corey. 2 oc moving the seat cf the Federal Government to | made on them by the directors for further instal- | _ Mr. Wells, of New York, made an anti-slavery | ing poem iy thdvine teal aeclane i RNOR ANDREW JOHNSON. —The | neneiekey, don —— Cape Cod. Besides, it would involve a cost of ts. f th have wtly signed m: speech, and argued that the corner-stone of our as they cou’ a yy shoving rae : pes pala teof this distingnished, arban Bryant, St M Poste. Juba W z ments. Some of em recently sig: ‘€- | Government is the equality of all men. gether and digging holes into whic’ el + te iv states wature’s noble- | Bisrdell,H G Poort, John B three millions of dollars. morials in favor of granting this franchise to that Mr. Conklin: having been assigned the floor— | them, so asto keep the shots from going under | man show : n 1 at Charleston | Blake, HG et eee hag tw {77 Ata meeting of the Ameri Geographic. | ©°™Pany ; but it can be proved that thiswasdone | Mr. Vallandigham made a point of order, that | and striking them. The attack continued in a prereset ire. aa ho ts well known and beloye | Barron, Henry Gregory.J8—6 _ Priees, John G al Peponsiee me Sochaty is Ne = Ta sa | With the express understanding that these stock | {twas not competent for less than a quorum to | desultory and irregular inanner for four or tive | by Lie ers ss an istical . e » on on of our country for | Bust, Col Heary iP M—2 Poilnpe, JAM iv “4 i: his xtanneh and unflineh: voeney of thei h Barry,GR Garnett, C FM. Peiltipe, J i a 1 was closely watched, and if an or the Minehing of their rights € Parker, Geo W Thursday evening, Dr. Abrabam Gesner delivered | #0lders are not to be called on for any further pay- DDarea tn teas pre sees eke ape core nicwed Gocaeciees” they were | (2r,the last quartor of a century. Whether rhe sae fd Sonn at 2 very interesting discourse on elevations and de- | ™ents. was inuch impared by discussion under these cir- | instantly fired at from without. If they attempted peesions of lands in North America. He ad- 6. The idea of building the Metropolitan road | cumstances. r executive city. his acts have | Bell, Chae R Goodall, AG Pickius, F ed by the people an > Bowea,ChasH — Geukius, AG Parrott, EA to g0 to the spring, which was only a few yards stinaed eecotee tm moony capa Batam, Chas P Page, EW i as ve fai les ei Haton fo resident aree, C face me ing ce ade a tga the iy ene abr. "Th | Acie, by Me. Braeh tora | Sty erie ory oe ite a vee me ae remains on elevated portions of New Jersey coast | “b#fter of the former requires it to be completed House adjourned q , death that resulted from ony attempt to procure uy hos known to Rice, Win Bt showed that it had been once submerged, probab. | “ithin ten years from its commencement. The a water, the emigrants, before the siege discontinued, : eo know him to Bowie, A ¢ Ryenrd.& 0 ly before this planet was inhabited by man. New | § Cond annual report of the president and directors Proceedings of Te-Day. Teer etal Guatee on Eserlpertr pay ——————_—_— eases eng rocks and shoals were constantly discovered on | $438 it was commenced in April, 1955. It must, Ix THE Sunare, to-day, the day being set aside subdued by tre means adoptcd, resorted to treach- LOST AND FOUND. Cockran, Thoe D Reid, John T the Allantic coast and in the inland lakes. The | therefore, be completed in five years from April, | for District business, the Mayors of Waskington | ery and stratagem to eccomplish what they had 2 aver . Cong. teas Hakel:sL° Reeed, Joha & Falls of Niagara were probably caused by changes | "60. It will cost for the whole road about and Georgetown were present on the tloor, and a| been unable to do by force. They ee ‘OUN poe ihe Picture Galle: Coe : ew ether at one time in the relative elevations of the sur- 200, and. for part, to the Point of Rocks, | considerable number cf Prominent citizens were | the spring where they had painted and diszu: dg hale de face of that portioa of the country. The cause of 000) ,000—the engineer says $1,800,000—an these changes he referred to the probability that the internal earth was a seething caldron.of heat: and that they were but the bending or relaxation of the crust or cool surface of our planet Personal. ~++> Hon. L. S. Marshall, of TL.. is at Browns’ -*-Hon. R. C. Parsons, of Ohio; Capt. T. Wood, U.S. Army; and Capt. G. Tallmadge, U. S. Army, are at Willards’. -+++A description of the present personal tppear- ance of Mr. Jobn C. Heenan, by a writer in Por- ter's Spirit of the Times, says that he has lost 20 pounds since he begau training. “He is strangely altered in appearance. All the Russian nobleman is gone, and in its place appearsa tone of what I can only describe as grey-hound-bull-dog-ism His crauium’s summit is closely cropped, and would be bristly, but that, when a man’s whole system is in condition, his hair is invaciably soft and sleek as his skin; soft end sleek as fur of otter orsable. Mrs. Adab Iszacs Menken H. wouldn't know him, if by chance she encountered bim during a morning walk upon the plains of Salis- bury.” From Catirorxia.—The overland mail, with California dates to the 16th ult. » bas arrived at Malloy’s station ‘The legislative committee has reported adversely on the — change of the State boundary so as to include the Washoe mines, on the ground of 8 lack of constitutional power unless first sabmit- ted to a vote of the peopie. Two hundred pounds of fine copper ore have deen brought to San Francisco from the neighbor- boed of Crescent City, which yielded from 25 to w per cent. of pure copper. he vein is stated to be well defined, the out-cropping having been traced for nearly a mile The sixth infantry bas been ordered to Hum- boldt bay on account of the probable massacre of the Indians there. An earthquake was felt at Carson city on the 15th ult., lasting several seconds. Goods were sbaken from the shelves in the stores, and a gei eral rush was made for the streets from nearl every house in town. Quite a panic prevailed, The shock was felt in the contiguous parts of California. extending to Sacramento. ———$—$——_____ Waar Vineinta Tuinks —A Virginia news- — notices the arrival. in Jefferson county, of hbarles T. Butler and his slave, Moses Hotuer, about whom there was such an intense excite- ment, a few days since, in Philadelphia. The — in question says that Mr. Butler expresses imself *‘highly gratitied with the action of the authorities and people of Philadelphia. Every- thing that could be done was done by the Jude and his officers, and the mob which attempted to effect the rescue of the negro was cr mposed, al- most entirely, of free negroes,and had no sympa- thy or countenance from the citizens of the city, or the officers in authority.’ —$_$______ The Masonic fraternity, just now,seem to be differing materially amongst themselves in New Orleans. The diiticulty aes to be owing to the establishment of Gran Bodies, not known to ancient Masonry, and with which the Grand Ledge of Ancient York Masons will not hold fel- lo ip. The two bodies, it is averred, have in their zeal to ill up their ranks, “made,” ** passed ,”* and “‘raised,"? and even advanced to the higher degrees persons who were never required to pay any “initiation” or “degree” fee, ‘whatever. ee Vieris oF Srinitvatism.—The Auburn Adver- tiser notices another victim to spiritualism. The wife of a well-known gentleman of that city re- cently became a ‘“‘medium.”” Last week she be- Zan to exhibit symptoms of insauity, and at the nt time she is violently insane. Her condi- ton is truly lementable, and fears are entertained that ber mind isa complete wreck. Her frieids intend to place her in the Utica Asylum at the e2rliest moment. average of $400,000 per annum. Can anybody ex- pect the city road to yield anything like this? It will cost at least $50,000 Per mile; this is about the engineer's estimate. Now, without building at least ten miles of it (to cost $500,000) from its own resources, how can it get credit enough to borrow money for the rest, especially in time to complete within five years? And can any one expect the city railway to yield 200 percent on its whole capital, in time to accomplish this? 7. Suppose the city franchise granted to the Metropolitan Raflroxd Company, on condition of completing their road—no one is bound who does not accept it; those who do, form a new company; and they will have no control, as such new com- pany, over the Metropolitan road; so that we would be no nearer having the Metropolitan road built than we are now—certainly no security for it. On the whole. then, to grant the city franchise to the Metropolitan Railroad Company is to grant it to a non-resident, insolvent corporation, without any security that the condition on which It would be granted would be complied with, and to levy a taxon the citizens of Washington to build a road in Maryland, without even exacting security that it will be built. = A Meritep CompLiment.—The following isa copy of a preamble and resolution recently adopt- ed unanimously by the Legislature of Virginia in honor of one of the State’s gallant sons : Joint Reso.vtion, passed unanimously by the Virginia Legislature. u Whereas, Thomas Turner Fauntleroy, Colonel First Regiment of U.S. Dragoons, a son and citi- zen of Virginia, has reflected credit upon his na- tive State, yy gallant and distinguished service in the army of the United States; and more especially in the conduct of campaigns against the hostile, daring, and formidable Indian tribes of New Mexico, as attested by a formal and en- thusiastic vote of thanks of the Legislature of that Territory in 1556, and again in 1859; and also by official letters of acknowledgement from the Gov- ernor of the Territory, and from Kit Carson, the Indian Agent, and celebrated mountaineer and guide of the West; which repeated and hand- some testimonials of the authorities of New Mex- ico to the gallantry and good conduct of Colonel Fauntleroy, now commanding the military de- partment of New Mexico, call for some appro- riate recognition and response from his native State. Now, therefore, be it Resolved, by the General Assembly of Virginia, That the said Colonel Thomas T. ‘auntleroy, First U. 8. Dragoons, be, and he is hereby, cor- dially commended to the Honorable Secretary of War and to His Excellency the President of the United States, for promotion to the rank of Brig- adier General. Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing joint resolution, engrossed upon Parchment, be dul delivered by the President of the Senate an Speaker of the House of Delegates to Colonel Fauntleroy of the United States Army, and a copy of the same to the President of the United States and to the Secretary of War. 5 —-_.—___ APPOINTMENT OF ‘AassISTANT ADJUTANT GEN- ERAL.—First Lieutenant Dabney H. Maury, Reg- iment Mounted Rifles, has been appointed Assist- ant Adjutant General, vice Maj.F.N. Page, de- ceased. ae RESIGNATION IN THE ARMY.—Second Lieut. Leroy Napier, First Dragoons, has resigned his commission, and his resignation has been accept- ed by the President ——>—___ in the galleries. Mr. Pearce presented a long printed memorial from the Me! ropolitan Railroad Company, de- fending the history of said company, and advo- cating its claims for a charter for a Eennsjlyauia avenue passenger railway. Mr. Hamlin offered a resolution instructing the Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds to inquire and report by what authority a portion of K street north had n devoted to market pur- poses; adopted Mr. ‘Trumbull presented a petition from citizens of Ilinois, praying the establishment of a line through the Territories, in effect similar to the old Missouri Compromise line: referred to Com- mittee on Judiciary. The Pennsylvania-avenue Railway bill being takea up— zz Mr. Fessenden moved to amend by making the company a common joint stock company, with « capital of $300,000, and shares at $50 each, open to the subscription of citizens at large, and advocuted bis amendment at considerable length. Mr. Brown replied to Mr. Fessenden, urging the superior policy of incorporating a known, en- terprising and responsible company, to take the matter in hand, to that of leaving it to the public at large, and thus verifying the maxim that “what is everybody's business is no body's business.” Mr. Mason followed in a similar vein. The amendment was rejected, whereupon our report closed. Hovsz.—Mr. Ely offered a resolution, that all extra copies of documents printed previous to the Thirty-tifth Congress, now in Possession of officers of this House, be distributed among the members of this House, or their respective constituencies. Referred to the Committee on the Library. On motion of Mr. rapeen the House resolved itself into Committee of the Whole on the Private Calendar, (Mr. Branch, of N. C., in the chair.) Puivavetruia Street RaiLwars.—The Phil- adelpbia Bulletin says: “At the last meeting of the Board of Pres'dents of the various Passenger Railways it was resolved to increase the price of exchange tickets from six to eight cents after the lUth inst. The vete is said to have been unanimous. We are not advised as to the cause of the move, but have no doubt that the business of a majority of the roads will expe- rience a decrease when the new arrangement goes into operation.” —_—_—_—_—————— Tue GaRiwarpi OR SE An entire new sty ley just ree SATION HAT! ved and for sale by ge INE) 5 . 236 Pa. avemio, ap Near corner Thirteenth street. ean be found at MIE SQUARE ENVE iashionable circles in IPE, so much used in rope and this country, DEMPSEY & O’TOOLE’S, shionable FE RETAVErS, 326 Pa. hard 10th sts, DRY GOODS, Many of them cheap from Auction, Just reesived—floop Skirts, from 3736 and up ; 5% Pieces Bonnet Ribbons at 123g, worth 1 to 232 25 pir from 10 cents and u Ch very fine; 25 Valentia Silk Tissue Robes, e Lawns, Black- s.&¢.. 4c, All these from auc- ery cheap; together with a large ard weil ‘d stock of regular DRY GOODS, all bought he and wil! be sold cheap. is ‘ JOHNSON & SUTTON, ap 7-e03t Corner Kighth st.and Pa av, NOTICE, Disso.ution OF COFVARTNEREHIP, The copsrtne-ship heretofore existing und hi names of H. Moran. R. A. Hyde . 88 well also as the firms trading under the name of H. Moran & Co, and R.A. Hyde & Co., are this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons having business to sottie relative to the firm Merau, R. A. Hyde, & J. B. Keasbey, or H. Moran & Co. are hereby authorized and requested to set- themselves previous to commencing. the attack, and there removed those disguises, and again as- sumed their ordinary dress. After (his, Bishop Lec, with a party of men, retuined to the camp of the emigrants, bearing a white flag as a signal of trace. From the position of the corral, the emigrants were able to see them some time before they reached it. Assoon as they discerned it, they dressed a little wirl in white, and placed her atthe entrance of the corral, to indicate their friendly feelings to the persons bearing the ne Lee and bis party, on arriving, were invited Into the corral, where they staid about an hour, talking with them about the at- tack that had been made upon them. Lee told the emisrants that the Indians had gone off over the hills, and that if they would lay down their arms and give up their property, he and his party would conduct them back to Cedar City; but if thev went out with their arms, the Indians would look upon itas an unfriendly act, and would again atiack them. The emigrants, trusting to Lee's honor and to the sincerity of his statement, con- sented to the terms which he proposed, aud left their property and all their arms at the corral, and under the escort of Lee and his party, started towards the North in the direction of Cedar City. After they had proceeded about a mile on their way, at a signal given by Bishop Higby, who wes one of the party that went to the corral with Lee, the slaughter began. The men were mostly killed or sbot down at the tirst fire, and the women and children, who immediately fled in ditferent directions, were quickly pursued and dispatched. Such was the substance. if not the exact words, of 4 statement made by a man to Judge Cradle- baugh in my presence. who at the same {§me con- fessed that he participated in the horrible events which he related. He also gave Judge C. the names of 25 or 30 other men living in the region who assisied in the massacre. He offered also to make the same statement in court and under oath if protection was guaranteed to him. He gave as a reason for divulging these facts, that they had tormented bis mind and conscience since they eccurred, and he expressed a willingness to stand a trial for his crime NO CHARGE FOR § DENES At VOLE’S, 326 Pa. avenue. _ ap? FEET 2, 213, 3.4 AND S INCH 16,600 BAND MOULDING. at the Factory of BALDWIN BROILERS, First and D streets, Washington, D.C. It JAIMAL STAMPING IN COLORS MOST boautifally executed at . a Y & O°'TOOLE’S DEMP ap7 326 Pa. avenue. T Pa TING. HE Undersigned « spectfully announce to their carpenters,! de.s,and ths public gener 4 they are pre ed to execute with neat- vispatch ail. ‘s of HOUSE, SIGN. and “A (NTIN« All work entrusted to us will be promptly attenu — te and entire satisfaction guaranteed. Call at ths old estaclished shop, cor- uer of Twelfth and E streets ap7 SCOTT & CROSSFIELD } NOTICE. OW In store a large and beautiful stock of WINDO i aN SHADEs of every variety. from 4 to long. Lt Fi:wS (pinin) of all widths, TURES and TRIMMINGS of every VIN DOW CORNICES, BANDS. &c., &c PURE CORDS aud TASSELS of every ta \ RHANGINGS of every gray . Paperhanger phelsterer Bp7-3t No. 248 Va. av., betw. lth and 18th s TO SAN FRANCISCO IN BIGHT DaYsS BY THE Central Overland California AND . Style. and of money, which the owner can get by REYHOUND DOG. Five | & paid for him at OST—On Tharaday, a gol band BRACE Rhodes” engraved rosie, the memento of a deceas~d friend. sly rewarded by Jeaving it at the Star Itis valued as OST—This moreing,a FUR ¢ G and H sts.. an be suttably rewarted by Icaving it at the fice. _ TIPPET, betweon stand 22d sts. BALLS AND PARTIES. yee THIRD GRAND COTILLON PARTY OF THE i nies sper CIA B ill be given al LL. corner Pa. av.and Twenti RSDAY EVENING, April 12 nmittee of Arrangements t nothing will be left u s party agroeable to all t honor them with their p ed cotilion band has by Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman Commi'ter of Arranzements. Wn. Geiahorenth, t Wn. Goiard, GOOD TIMES COMING! pening on the above words BLY at the “Hallo ngine House, on FRIDAY EVE-, ‘lin hopes that they April 20. 186), a will =a have t Tickets 5) cents, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Sane, David Committer of Arra ‘D: TWENTY-FouRTH ANNUAL BALL Washington ‘Light Infantry. The Executive Committee o: Light Infantry have the plearuri to their numerou: zens generally, that they will have ing their ‘T'went, ILLARDS’ OPERA DAY, 9th April. 1869. . . The Committee assure the public that all their arrangements are complete and perfect, and all their previous efforts, easant and agreeable enter Fand Cotillon Band f the Washington rure to anrounce Is, military and citi- fourth Annual ovez, on EASTE to make this the mi tainment ever given by Withers’ celebrat ed for the occasion. rade and drill at 9 th a grand drees pa- Committee on part of the Mi JeuRC Weightman, Maj L J Middleton, Colowel Hickey, ry. Capt Hollingsworth, pt Schwarzmas, Capt Watt, Sarg't W 8 Teel, Towers, Capt PH King, ‘om mittee om the part of the Citizens. B Dr EA F Mot W_H McPherson, Richard Wallach, William W. Moore, Cassott, Robt S Henderson, Jas F Cha, we Colher, Fever Coitts, Mr Chapin, Lewis Comius, LB Cole, Jos Clark, John Cooke, John Clark, Jonw A Calver,3T Soherger, W S.uterd, 8 N Smith, RW ver, AM Sherwood, M Jack y Be w Carver, Carey, HA Converse, TB Develin, Lafe—2 Drew, Joon W Doren J Dicksun: ie Deireckon Do Dudic. a Davis d Crevling Murefield, Wu AR Myer, WG The H Milier, WD wa C Morrison W J ugly, Thos Mathews, Sart Mete «it, R B—2 Marshill, Jokn tisou, J Morray,J B Wolker, 3 Karn Moore, DW Weber, JF ck, W Modison, A Fay, Word Mebong iil Parish, Thos £ Mcke Puller,RO—2 McKu McKee, ting MceGriw, Hugh y {07 Lerrers Must IN ALL Cases BE Prepatp. April 7. WM. JON AMUSEMENTS. WASHINGTON THEATRE. GRAND COMPLIM*®NTAR RENEFIT TO MR. SW. © ‘i By av. tux Arracnes or aHe Trsaree. Will be LADY C. Bangs sinds.aus After which ths gront Vi Wil! exer a VIOLIN SOLO. To be fullowed by the Burletta callod A MODEL OF A WIF Nichoia« ; BeOX, Mae. s. W. Guess Derimort, tle the same with Mr . Moran; and all persons W B Todd, Detacuep.—Lieut. George Brown has been de- | having businoss to settle J Jun 3 =- ’ JW Meade “OUR COUNTRY. RIGHT OR WRONG.” relative tu the firm of R_| PIKE’S PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY, | Tec: Gotdémim, jas Boussesn, Southwest correr of Land 9th sts. By Mr. Marr O'Bai the fopnar \ocalet Hs Fleor Managers. j ip st ” ; A, Hyde & Co , are hersby avthorized and request —_.—___ sible E Danoe va pone b the aerceas: termsd THERE WILL BE DIVINE SERVICE | ‘cbed from the prize brig “Virginian,” but is to | Aj ft Pnotice is cme with Mz RA; Hyde until | The First Courier of the PONY EXPREBS Wabovdng, = Juswaiiig, 3 5tt Mong To commie DUTCHMAN S — aat the As Jum TO-MORROW AFTER- | remain at Norfolk 2s a witness in the case of that | further notice is give-. Hg MORAN. RS JosurH, Missouri, - 9 orciook ns TICKETS TWO DOLT ‘ARS, admitting & gen, Hans Barth . W. Grenn , tS o'clock. -. Mr. Ne ite * -H aa on y,April 13, carrying Dispatches only. a wine A — Saas Sa =< ae a, ee , JBKEASBEY, | (whic must bein Government eiampa recone) Seiet thetel! Noma ee eee ON MONDAY SIE. J. CLABEE . CHUR . (SOUTH. )—Rey Washington City, D. C., April 6, 1860, ad will run regular y weekly tneresiter. Sued, invitation is mad- gentrat. Will appear ir the new ian* Comedy of JRANBERY (Chaplain to tho Unive © Tue WeatTHER.—The following report of the SS Telegraphio messages from all parts of the Unit-d 2 LD. WiLua MS, Treasurer. EVERYBODY IEND. MORO We! greach in the above Church TO weather for the morning is made from the Amer- NOTICE. States anu Canada, in connecti n with the point of mar 17,22,24,28,31; ap 3,7,9. b i 5 “ONCE: ~ = a7 uO ROW. (Sabbath.) at 1 a. m. and 74 p. im. $ H.MOR*N & J. P. HIi-TON have, this 6th | departura, witl be received up to 8 0’clock a. m a YOCAL CONCERT iw os The public ave invited. it "| lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smt: fay of April, 1860, acsooiated thomavives tozether | the vay of the duparture of the Exorese, and trant ‘HE NATIONAL BLUES Have the honor to} Yo WEDNESDAY EVENING. April tt SERVICE AT THE CAPITOL.—Rev sonian Institution. The time of observation is} in tho Wood'and Coal trads. whith trade will ho mitted over the Placervili- and St. Joseph Tel inform their friends and the public gene- Tio Chorr of Filth Baptist rch. Island. w H. Stock row will preach in tho Jtall of t bout 7 e’clock conducted in the names of Moran & Hil o2, at the srapnic wire to San Francisso, and intermediate | rally that. by request, the ‘intend Wing & ivoa Grand Vocal Conce.t he above-name! use of Representatives SABBATH MORN. | rot! 7 o'clock. = oid stand of Moran & Co, F street north, between The Por the eouneoting exprese, in kicuT Days | Second Grand BALI. ar the neal MBLY Ehphing at the E street Baptist Church, betwert ING, at lLoclock. As the “Union Hymn Book’ Apgit 7, 1860. _ ‘3th and 4th streets weat. where they will always The Lo.ter ma: will bs delivered in San Francisco ROOMS, on EASTER MONDAY.on whic. 6th and 7th streets. ander the direction of Profexso: psed im sin sng. it may be well for attemient. 4. | Philadelphia, Pi -Clear, 48°. be found ready to sell tho best articles of Wood | in teN Days from the departure of the Express. Qooasion a flag wilt be presented to the Company | DANIEL, assist~d by the best amnteursimeers sl being copies with tiene °° Vell for attendant~ to Baltimore, Md. lear, pleasant. and Coal, on ag reasonable teria as any other os- | Persors dosttine te wenn ‘Telegraphic megeagos | by the Ladien ashington. The programme for the occasion bas - ramee = ee. it Washington, D clear. wind NE tablishment of the kind et see can Gu fe by. borer apjlioation to all the Teie Webber’s Brass and Cotilion Band has been en- — piloted ig omens ad com “pdt Jiection 2=RANC e eo Yi NE a N. « the Unie bak : of Solos. Duets, Quartettes a ruses from well lar Lee of the Catholic Reach. | betersburg, Va. -eers : +e “ arn pactioninrs son be obtained on application to erer sae ‘ONE DOLLAR, admutting a gentie- known and popular composers. cia) Total Abstinence iation of the rice | Raleigh, N.C 3. O'BRIEN. ood anes the Agerts cf the Company. ladies. Concert to commence at 8 o'clock. t r. Tatu of the District | writil N.C. - GROCERIES AND VARIETIES —_ ji man and ladies. _ t to of Columbia, will, be held on TO-MORROW mingten, N. Southwest Cone ND NS SSIES, _ W.H. RUSSELL, President, Committee of Arrangements. Admission 25 ceuts, : andes) EVENLNG, after vespern: Every mem | Columbia, ¥. CUA REACTRE GE Es Smit ERIN: Stverts, Lea-enworth City, Kansas, Mareh, 1860, aptain wat r6't Flood, SOCiaL, REUNIONS —CHaRLe: o! Assuciatien is requested to att ond. rleston, SLCH’S 7 r943 ~ Office New York—J. B. Stupson, Vice Pres’t. Lieut. Whall, rivate Boswell, f 4 ia _Bs order. Gt" STAB. L KANE: See, WEEN S BONRS RAMS AND, COLT. vie. SeytEL & Auums, Agente: St Lous, | Het Lieut. Pecwell, ey MR. W.B. CHILTON HAS THE . iy weee 3. b. O'BRIEN. ap72w _H J. Srauivine, Agent, Chicago. Committee on Part of the Bitivery. his handsome falcon i t lem ure of announcing to the citizens of he -Clear. Southwest corner of L and sth sis ONT FORGET TO CALL ON SMITH. J. Gen’i Weightunan, Col. cena ment, for the pose of Conocrts, and on the Becnianties fect ® feeture on Chica ‘and ++-cloudy, pleasant. , jr : G, 460 Seveuth st, to buy your CLOTHING. | Col. W, Seaton, Mai. Peter F Setroay evening, Will present to lis patrons. (ren fGhinese Life. at Willards’ Con- : -cloudy, mild. AMS, HAMS, SHOULDERS AND DRIED SMITH'S is the best piace in town to buy your | £0! P. Fore. J. i. of charge, a crand instramenta’ Res Sok Hall. on, TUESDAY EVENING, April Sets, | Prank mien ‘cloudy BEEF.—Just received and for sale br CLUTHING ana FURNISHING GOODS: ere ye, Drinkard, Ms). Eaward Towers, | Othe scason, commencing THIS EVENTNE igo, Mr. C.’s rewarks will be principally ha<ed om Mobile, Ala clear, 70° i. E. O'BRIEN, SMITH se! 's Goods Cheaper than any other | Capt. J. Y. Davis Lieut. J. E. To’clock. ‘Tnese entertainment : Bro very pop observations made during a six months? sojourn in] . rset lhe . Southwest corner of L and 9th sts. house in tow: ap6 3m Of the Light infant, in the Northern eTeE ties Bad, we alt, the celestial empire. Tickets cents; to he had at | New Orleans, La, ++-¢loudy, 74°, wind SE — eee “\ank GREAT POPULAZIT SE — | Cart J. Pock jut. 8, our citizens will hail with de ight ir introduc: the Principal hotels and bookstores. Cl-rgymen | Barometer at the Smitbsonian at 7a. m., (cor- VARIETIES. VARIETIES —Iust received and] Pu GREAT POPULARITY ” “Of the President’ Eicat.$. Ovens, tron inour city. 0 contia ae - 827 |-rected for temperature,) 30,153; at noon, 30.118. forsale Dy athwest corr et O'BRIEN, ZORA Capt, Tait, Lieut. Bishop, QNEREE EXMIBTTION: ATTENTION, NATIONAL BLUES !— ‘hermometer at 7 a. m., 38”; at noon, 559. b c nd 9th sts. DR. MONTARDE’S Of the National Guard. . SomersinG®§ AN PORTANT: 0 y You will meet at your Armory in full ume ——————_____ ‘GES. LEMONS AND MAPLE er 1 fs . Towers, i hekell A Exminirion PtP ag lock on, MONDAY EVENING next. ~~... = RANGES. 1 -EMONS AN D MAPLE SUGAR. MIRACULOUS PAIN-KILLER Copt. Toworm, nanaitnt Shekell. GENTLEME Lorn SAND FUR Chae Warr ee roauired: By onder | TE dina nicthon Tike ew Beatt ate E’E, O'BRIEN, ‘euniuy Cat Selmer ahi kittt UPDles At No. 42m Seventh atc opp Post Office ap 7-2t ; W. CADMAN. Socretary, | of the District of Columbia will be age ge at id Southwest corner of 1, and i sts. FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY Capt. Ki Of the Washington ~- N. B. All of the above goods for enle at very low ST. PATRICK'S SPECIAL. CALL —The | the sh inntadd garetts: on MONDAY. next, FINE LOT OF st a al a = eae the Union eee” BG Seri nT H’S New Clothing Store. No. ented to attend amecting atthe sone ones —_iNu.F diNes, 6 Aree he ae Staten, en eee meee Capt Heinaneranyof the Montgomery Guard. SE oe a Er cs anb eTave i fached to the church, on SCNDAY EVER FIRST WARD, ATTENTION * gE. O'BRIEN, ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUES Capt, Shaler of the Mesinee? Kehien P 7o'clock. Ap 6-2t Journed mye ofthe Pioneer jeut ‘ard. BIBLE RECTURES, By Rev Dr. Sax. . Ke pines on TUESDLY SUN, at Room ou en’s Christian As- Ant, al st 70" it Fociation, every SATURDAY RVENING. aa corner of Fwentietit st 1 Pe yest Are being daily recognized and acknowledged Lieut, Watkins, V THE FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION By the MEDICAL FACULTY. Lieut J. Kelly, pe Pate eat Hel ihre RFSH PRUNES, A 0 CENTS > F POUN P T 10 CENTS PER or = Committee on Part of the Cits: WASHINGTON Fig SSOCIATION. Bergh at & D.—Just reeeived ad for saleby fn daily beleive ais -G Berrett, nary ow Ores a Ty Task: Upion Prayer meeting 7% o'clock in the waa ocr, Bs RANDUM, Pros't. Southwest corner of Leand gir vi-, THE BALTIMORE INFIRMARY; jacrnder, “wieleceier aed dese ae teenage = sey ‘The pub ic (ladies included) are a M. RIGGLEs, Soc’y. ap 5-5t ——— = Aol ite wechete asa reuican ber rown, es f7S>iHE FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT oF BALTIMORE CUNFECTIONERY, BER TS PECL FEVER and AGUE. NEURALGIA, isher. Beat Inotarere, derinn AK season of as St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, will be opened Cakes day jee and Fruteetan | NUTS , ALNUTS, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY tohard Wailach, ———" Saeneertes deere laliaeaistantore SP on TUESDAY, April heh at6 o'clock p. m. inthe ki Weddin; es, Fan: 7 Cakes = ceived and for ea'e by E. E, E SILK HEADACHE, SORE. THROAT. P. Morgan, han. sees = Assembly Rooms. Low avenue, iA great va. Be penenig of alt Kinds en tisee, Soharigtes Southwest corner of Land oth sis “BURNS, SPRAINS, €¢y fe, 0 ieee Saree, mer 3-cth wins Exhibition of CAN ART contains = : wel! tal articles wnt be use, i ‘2, Plumbery, éc, . SORNAPEC GINGER 4 r¢ lel te ed our earns Ee yi | Ree, eee carats | GUS US IS TCE Nema | ene cy: | Soy apace pga wee re Sate em blige well as strangers visiting our city’ ‘wat | fm {he shortest most pat tl E O'BRIEN, © | Itis regarded asa Just recsived ani fer ale tr eo ‘Btsrol Watton NG IauEDC(T.| Bah Safer eas, ve om seeires corerot Landis | wy, Qua? DOMESTIC BLEOMING, t__ sree cena peas, | SPRAG NO an cece an 4 Se mmitheos ‘ phen aa s corner 2. 9 y patitution.—The Young Men's Chnatian see Ite of Boner OSReH SA mere, | J ADIES’ REED HOOPS, OF ALL sizes— PATENT MEDICINES = A and Peon ert ef Washington. Boer’ fore ammeg that ucrangements have | jn beam No. 386 6th at bet Geer hi. ani peceieed Ser ee Weask all CITIZENS of WasaineTon | 20,000) DOLLARS. 0 pa iimeentinat pags nave to call he, e riuinent citi, z : zens,to bedelivered at the Smithsonian Tastee. Southwest corner of L, aura ee poss have not yet tried RICH FANCY DRESS Sbops Bota RCISHN ERI We! a) tion, wea ee ENED. aod Every member of the association will he entitled PEAGUES. CORRANT JELLY. AND Tan- ais Gneat Remxpr to receive a ticket, adinitting a gentleman and lady ARINDs free of ex; mse, and can procure them at Ballai. DS.—Just recived and for'sale ty AREA e Pee OM tra! will insure ita PER iNe 1 Le Sep poet edged jag below z Tickets aimil <a gentleman one also int all the bookstores. Price Seente charge E, E. O'BRIEN, Southwest corner of Laas ste. a GENERAL STAPLE sted sige ENC Adapted to tie wants Ot toate eee ey then ~- 1 ; oul a end = cent. Tene Blom - EVERY FAMILY. in'Noe'v, Ce opt inrte auction anion <a te oe Heolioited. Goods of il de: -— iw portation, and we to run them off at a| sery ways on and for sale at ten per SUPERIOR LOT OF BRANDY, aT g1 oe phanton, yD, B. Clar Lejwanoe, to aloes ¢ this : cont’ tose than’ any house in town. ‘All of necessary todofiay the ex: APE BOT LE ANB | DRYE WANGKY man, Pee ae it | alhd,, We,invite our frends tad Parabase's gen: coods are new and made by t houses ret sonal in view of many “s ony oiler “ar ofa FER Bort. as IBN. ay; J. W. , (iste Nairn a ss = able and other ses the association. — BN, d Each lecture wi 1 be duly on F apr. west corner of L and 9th sts, All artiel vs 7 Doge Boven tm ais api7-2t8, W&P weno ELL, General Arent, a Pas ol, Ee org tagerre- | ar Store, Ne 4 je Pa. sv. ap6-tw 4. H. SMITH,