Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1860, Page 2

TRE EVENING STAR. WASUINGTON CITY: SDAY Sperst of the Merning Press, ‘The Comstitution asks “* Who are the ‘traitors’ and ‘disunien‘sts?*’> and argues at length that the Douglsitis are that same. The Inieliigencer publishes and compliments extracts from a speech delivered by Geo. T. Cur- tis, Esq, of Boston, at a recent Bell and Everett Jneeting in Roxbury, Mass. + ee 17" The exxct distance from Alexandria to Leesbary ts 38 63 160 miles U0" The Boston Courter says: “Mr. Charles ‘Samper has been named as a possible successor to Chief Justice Shaw.” One of the best jokes of the sessou D7" The difference in the vote in Ft Louis for Messrs. Barrett and Blair for the short term and for the full term is accounted for by the fact that the Americans ran a candidate for the latter, but none for the former term. A large portion of their vote was apparently, therefore, cast for Mr Barrett for the vacancy, by which bis election for the remainder of this Congress is secured. U7 The Mr. Hussey, of Baltimore, who, 28 sta ted by telegraph on Tuesday, was killed on Sat- urday last, at Exeter. N. H., by being run over by the cars, was much esteemed in Baltimore He acquired an honorable distinction in England and in this country as the successful inventor of « reaping machine, which successfully competed at the World's Fair exhibition, in London, with that invented by Mr. McCormick. OFA meeting of British residents in New York was held on Monday evening, at the Astor House to concert measures for the purpose cf making arrangements for the proper reception cf the Prince of Wales. A committee was ap- pointed to mature matters and report a special meeting. Me. Archibald, the British Consol, in aueat speech, disclaimed any intention to In- terfere with the reception intended to be given by the citizens of New York. UF The New York Sun announces the retire- nent from that paper of its proprietor, Moses S Beach, Esq. His successor is Mr. William C. young man for some years connected with the weekly press of that city. The Sun has been under the contrel of the Beach family for more than a quarter of a century, and the two names are almost inseparably connected. Mr. Beach has for some time been desirous of re- turlag from journalism, and he bas taken the Present moment to carry out bis wishes. The character and policy of the paper remains un- changed. The announcement of bis retirement was made quite unexpectedly, and many of the employees of the establishment, some of whom bad grown gray in the service of Mr. Beach or his father, were very much affected U7" The New Orleans papers give animated accounts of the Beil and Everett meeting held in that city on the ist instant. Col. L. G. Seymour Presided, end there were one hundred Vice Presi- dents. The large platform, erected at the foot of the bronze Status of Henry Clay, was the entire breadth of the neutral ground, and reached from the statue to the shell walk It was densely crowded with the officers of the meeting and Spectators. An immense arch of cloth, lighted irom the iuside, and transparent, surrounded the statue. Upon it were the names of the Union candidates, Joho Bell, of Tennessee, and Edward E:vereit, of Massachusetts, with appropriate mot- toes.. Addresses were made by prominent Speak- ers, and the Union feeling was manifested in the 4nost zealous manner, iets hibbings eee a Personal. ‘Mrs..Marcy, the widow of ex-Gov. Wm. 1. ¥, is at present witn her daughter, staying at Aix-la-Chapelle, efter a visit to Paris -*-“Phe Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the loterior, with Mrs. Thompson, after an ab- sence of two weeks at Old Point Comfort, returned tothie city this morning. The Secretary seems much iaiproved in health, and will at once re- sume the duties of bis office Tyorawa —The Congressional nominations have beea completed jn Indiana, and are as follows: Dis. Democratic. Republican. 1. Joba Law L.Q. Debruler 2. James A. Cravens. John S Davis, (Ind) aon. 3. Wm. M. Dally. Wiliam M 4..W. 8. Holman. James L. Vater. George W. Julian. Albert G. Porter Thomas H. Neison. Isaac A. Rice. Schuyler Colfax. 6. Robt. L.. Walpole. 9. Chas. W . Cathcart. 10 PM. Henkle. William Miteuell. il. Aebury Steele. J.P. C. Shanks. Us chs Mee Grexan Cotonizs in BaaziL.—In Brazil there are several thriving colonies of Germans, where all is order, prosperity, and bappiness. These colonies were established about 1550. That of Blumenear, for instance, was founded in that ear, and now numbers about seven hundred in- dieiduals itison the wild uncultivated benks ofthe river Itajahv Assee. on lands either pur- chased by the settlers or granted by Government. There are oue hundred and sixty-nine dwelling- houses, twenty sugar mills, each producing about 70 060 pounds of sugar; three saw mills, fourteen distilleries, producing 15.00 gallons of brandy. ‘Tue colony of St. Catharine, founded a year later, bas a population of two thousand two hundred? and is perhaps the most considerable of those col. ontes. Giaxv Gyusastic ConvENtioN Axo Toorxa MENT —A circular bas been irsued from Chi- anmouncing thata grand Am an Gyu- nastic Tournament will be held tn that city during the week commencing Jinuary 7th, 1961, and inviting oll gymnasis of the United States aud Canada to be present on the occasion. One thousand dollars in gold will be distributed in prizes, a8 follow: Two bundred dollars ‘-to the Strongest man; two bundred dollars “to the best combination of three or more men in grouping, turing.” &e., one bundred dollars “to the fastest runner of one mile on the circular track;”? and fifty dollars each to the best performers, re- spectively, on the horizontal bar, om the rings, on the parallel, on the trapeze and slack rope, with the gloves and with the foil: J . Eleteber gave us last evep- lecture on the religion, customs ane people of Brazil. Seldom have we relished tay thing more than the picture be laid before bis udlence of that exuberant garden of the topics laden with its strange variety ot fruits and flaw ers, teeming im perpetual harvest for the band of man. Surely that country must be the garden of the world, and if its people bad the enterprise which moves this Yankee nation, imegination could not set a bond to the resul's they would Produce there. As relevant to this comparison Ibe Keverend gretomen Stated that the best Remedies emp joyed there for the diseases to which they sre subject, are invented and supplied to them by our owa well known countryman, Dr. J. €. Ayer, of Lowell, Mass , and that uot the yet le ovly, but the priesthood and the courtof ¢ Emperor down, bave constant recourse {u sickness lo the Remedies of this widely celebrated American Chemist —Ledger, Boston _—S SS Alp Fo T88 CHRISTIANS OF Syaia —The Brit- jab and American residents of Beyrout and vicin- ity beve organized a committee for the Purpose of soliciting from the le of England and America relief for the Christians who are suiferers by the sangitinaty war between the Druses and phn of Lebanon. The committee in their © reular say: “@f this vast number of sufferers, (5.090) a jatge proportion bave been plundered of their persons! property, a very large mosjority have, ymoreover. bad ‘it houses burnt, (there having ben upwards of one hundred and f Villages, and hamlets by fire, are therejore now wanderers; while 5 one of 10,000 are idows and orphans, the ma- ofity mot in ate warfere, but coid- looded massacre at Rasheiya, Hasbei: s r-el- Komar, and. the neigborbood_ Sidon. Meay Lowy of these lag meagi ted to » otber for crowd): iter and | oo wakes nding for the detly neces: ‘A.B.C,F.M.,33 Pemberion i sir trap Ete Ge Si a Engineers, ‘With 8 suffictent number of guides and pack an- AUOTION SALES. WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. imals for the purpose, will explore the country peieneny “Sama The Great Eastern. from Lewis river to the Cowlitz Landing in the Har Argivat ore Oty Point—Tus Crown to FOR THE GREAT EASTERN. = 3 . A. GREEN. Auctionser, Sxutcuns or Stuer Traver direction of Tonth Lake, with the view of con-] = SE a gone DeTARTEAR, sup Tair HE GREAT EASTERN. pene — F oan A a ai [Editorial Correspondence of The Star} tinuing the road by that point if practicable. . San ANNAPOLIS AND ELK RIDGE RAILROAD. Kircmms For —On MONDAY. ths Correspondence of The Star. — Usth ins! shall soil at 1° 0’ m., At the ree: {No. 11] August 1, 1860. A general court martial will assemble in this Ponremorru, Va., Aug. 7, 1860 REDUCED FARE. bs ‘& gentieman dec ining erkerpine, Ne. Locxront — Mipptgront — Rocugstex — Tux | city, at 10 o'clock, a. m., on the 30th insta for} it having been announced that the Great Bast-| The following ra’es have been established on this 400 D et., between op end mth ste 40 jorge Neono tn Westen New Yors—Tuez Rocues- | the trial of Private Wm. B. Swan, of Y jern would anchor ta Bam, Roads on Sstarday excellent arsortment of Mah-eary, Walnut,» ter Deport, &c. “G," 8th infantry, and such other persons :s may ‘be properly brought before it. Capt. Wm. Blair, subsistence department, judge advocate. A general court martial has been appointed to t for the inspection of visiters, numbers fockrd from beth Norfolk and this city on that day to view the monster steamer. Every possible con- veyanee to her was brought into service; while our steambonts, ladened with passengers, were other Farnituve, some of » hich is nearly new, iz: Mohogeny id Walnut » Castor Arm and ook: hairs, Mal many 8 id Walnut Dressing and othr Ba Mahoney Marble-top Centre, Sofa, and ade ute, (being 25 miles negrer Bisa hay “other fr ert y n and of ite vi to’ visit Great Ship,) to of the ship to the Anr R 5 nd fript ck: te goad for the day. the hey pat to Annapolis 6 cents We soon reached Lockport, the canaling won- der of the world. Its series of stupendous locks, by which the boats of the Erie canal ascend or descend a great distance perpendicularly, in the taxent to do SScents meet at Fort Steilacoom, Texas, for the trial of | kept constantly in motion. TLe day was quite | Samy ny 2 sam 2 S io | kien. space of 100 yards or 80, are in full view of the | such persons as may be brouglit before it. As: Sareethegee —— a pasate Tappincton’s to do dente et Peg Seine, ed on aie Passenger upon this railroad; and as an engineer- | sistant Surgeon J. B. Brown, medical depart. | Many, ‘° wish them singular, not one fatal acci | any gall IR Se Bookcase, ng Conk, ing achievement fairly vies with either great one | ment, judge advocate dent occurred during the day, and many express “ Water Station to do 30 cents Wardrobes, and Hat Tree, to be seen upon the long line of the Baltimore | Pu suant to instructions from the War Depart- | much satisfaction with the captains of the several Got > — nad other poctens © omen, and Objo railroad. {t (Lockport) derived its | ment the headquarters of the eighth regiment of | “¢fafts’? for their prudence and discretion in oe rotten — 25 cents te to do 15 cents original importance from the location of this Bes Weich's to a 12 cents —_ THOS. GAITHER, chain of locks, detaining all the great commerce of the Erie canal here in its transit, &c., longer than it is detained anywhere else between Buffalo and New York city. Subsequently, the dense settlement of the fine agricultural country sur- rounding it made for it a heavy neighborhood trade; and. next, the construction of this railrosd so increased its business facilities, as that it now manufactures largely ; and has thus become one of the most important inland New York towns. The train has just passed Middleport, a hand- some village, created by the necessities of the farmers round about it. Lands here are worth about from $50 to $100 per acre, with the humble improveiments that meet my gaze on all sides— neat, plain, and comfortable for the smal! farmers who occupy them; for a farm over a hundred nores in extent is a rare sight here. We have had the Erie canal, just north of the rail track since leaving Lockport, crowded to its utmost capacity with business, notwithstanding the competition of this fine railroad and the New York and Erie ayolding all danger. When nearing the Great eastern many on rd of our steamboats got but a pertial glimmpen.et the steamer for fear of losing their seats, and some were compelled to do the best they could by setting on boxes and the like; while others were subjected to even greater incon- veniences cookery, t tone, sed Wiated Ware, : id other Knives and F ria, » as, Cotiun, aed Shuck Mat infantry are transferred to San Antonio barracks, and the commanding officer, Lieut. Col. Seawell, will assume command at that station. ae Tue Bsit ann Everett Mass MEETING Last Nicut —We must say for our Bell and Everett friends that they made a most imposing demon- stration last night. Whether considered in refer- ence to the numbers participating, the number and brilliancy of their torchlights, the variety and pungency of their transparencies, the en- thusiasm of their rank and file, the ability of their speakers, or the magnificence of their general arrangements, the demonstration bas seldom, if ever, been surpassed in impressiveness by any similar demonstration in the National Metropolis. For a full report of the affair we would refer the reader to our local columns. _ Tux Great Easterx.—We bave detailed two of our wide awake reporters to look after the Great Eastern during her stay at Annapolis. One By order: Steamboats will ply between Annapolis and the Pre astern every honr. Fare 25 cents. aué- BALTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. ET: , SE GREAT EASTERN! For the accommodation of the Citizens of Wash- ington and vicirity desiring to inspect the Mam- — steamship. the following arrangements ve pena Lars eahaon ginton op HON: Ay: and ERIDAY. 6th, 7th, oth ‘oth, ‘and oth ni & m, con iit peiee Seance ef tar hes The steamers will leave ‘= Wharf, Baltimore. at 8 40 barf at sp t Window Curtains aod Blints, exerlient lot of ing. apastrs. Srussel-, Stair, ard other Car oth, With a arge iet of other oC OU D CeBEAry to Coumet> ate ‘The attention of perrons furnishing 1 reapeot fully ited ty this’ gale as the furnitere is of « good quality and Lhe saie will be weil worthy their Toren Al Jer $25 oanh; balange in 2 erm’: All sums undar ; in and four mouths, fr notes rati«factorily enducasd. bearing interest, au 8 st A.G By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Crown at Oxp Point. The immense concourse of persons at Old Point during the day has been estimated at 20,000, while every hotel in the vicii ity bore the ng son ance full quarters. However, the energetic Wil- lard was at his post. and assisted by bis attentive caterers, made ample provision for the comfort of his guests. While at this pince, various pastimes were employed; many preferring to view Fortress Monroe and waik upon the rainparts, while others were astra in inspecting the premises of the Hygela, rolling ten-pins. poying billiards, and other amusements; while a goodly number re- matued on the wharf, eager to return. Return Trips or THz Boats at Niout. When for the last time returning frem Old Point, the boats, as might have been expected, were greatly crowded, so much so that many of them were compelled to leave numbers on the wharf—some of whom, rather than take the risk ef returning under the circumstances, “put up” Expsorpertss. Tarm- fab basta ah ome NG, Awew m mercine at 9 0'o'ock. and continuing from day te u om & mand Bowlys. allowing ample ti after the arti aty of goods tn hie line, oompre Crape and Silt Bonnets of new Trinmed and untrimmed Straw Ata, Colored Hair and Straw Bonnets. noon, and 2and6p m.,and trains leave at 3 15, 4.20, and 8.5 p.m., and reaching Washing- ton (last train) by 10 p.m. Fl v . including | «, White Jockey Hats, bas gone by the railroad route in company with | for the night at Willards. The boats, however, | Tickets culy $25° from Washington, inet Golered, each ont railroad. both of which strive to obtain as much | the President's suite, and the other by the river | #ll returned in safety, much to the gratification of | the round t railroad. 8 visit to Baltimore, the Cambrio tad Swiss Edeiogs aut Insertings, po do Ban* 6 Corde Bras og r R ymos, C non, sbens, Gauge acd Sik, Silk Buttons, Plain Drop Tas sel, ripges. Real Valencian, Eneliah Thread, Cotton, Imperial Vslencis Silk, Blond and every other va ri jety ork, Skirts, F bh Artifivial Flowers, Eedler and Gentiemeste Silk sul" Glegham Um sod fr m the Great Eastern, aud Madmission on board the rame. Passengers have choios of trains going and re turning. Tickets good for same day and also the following morning W_P. SMITH, " _ Master of Transpur-ation. T. H. PARSONS, Agent au AMUSEMENTS. ANALOSTAN ISLAND. a. USICAL ENTERTAINMENT, COMMENCING aT 4 0’CLOCK P.M Messrs. POWERS & CO. beg leave to inform thei: fends and the pubhie thaton FRIDAY and SATURDAY BV NINGS, August 10: hy h, Mr. CG. Rinp, | aler to 3 hodo jon,and Mr. J L,. Se eal ve Isiand and p mo st popula Op -ratic peck 100 B lArKe attend sion free. of the immense freighting trade between New York and Buffalo as will possibly bear railroad freighting, as they can, by carrying at exceedingly low rates of charge. Unlike the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, the interests tributary to its commerce are sufficiently powerful to command the respect of the State Legislature. Hence the demagogues of that body do not dare, in legislating where {ts interest is invelved, to legislate especially against it; as those of the Maryland Legislature do with im. punity, against the Interest of the Chesapeake and Obto canal. In this region political party is not unfrequently subordinated to the Erie canal’s interests by the voters at large. If those of the counties of Maryland bordering the canal would pursue a like commendable policy now and then, they would surely command for their Immediate interests far more respect from the State's Legis- lature. = Darkness approaches, so | must put up pencil for the time being. Bay steame: us they |» route, per steamer Baltimore. Between the two, we expect to keep our readers advised of every thing of interest that transpires in connection with the big ship and her bosts of visitors, illus. trious and otherwise, on the waters of the Chesa- peake. DEraRTURE OF THE P DENT.—As we stated yesterday would be th }, the President of the United States and Miss Lane, accompanied by the Secretary of the Navy, the Postmaster General and a small party, left Washington this morning for Annapolis, to visit the Great Eastern, in com Pliance with the invitation of the directors. those on board, many of whom assured had seen enough of the Great Eastern. Tur Day—How Ossrrvep The day was observed by many as a holiday, and. what is nse hy. Me note, we witnessed but very few drunken people, who, doubtless wanted to keep their eyes straight to see the mammoth wonder. DEPARTURE oF THE Great Eastern. On Sanday morning, about 6% or 7 o'clock, the Great Eastern took her departure for Annapolis. It is to be regretted that she did not come Pp into our harbor, as there was suffic:entdepth of water, which would have rendered transport much easier and would have given her an insight Into the fa- cilities of our waters for maritime purposes Prstic Opinion—How it Runs Now that this great steamer bas left ns, many vague opinions are expressed regarding ber merits Not a few are of opinion that she is nothing extra in her line; while others affirm their great’ satis- faction of ber superier qualities; and some think our “big ship,’’ the Pennsylvania, is of equal in- terest and curiosity to those who have nt ver seen her. As for ourselves,we shall advance no opinion —but let the public have itssway. R. E.R Combs, Harrison's aad Jules Hauie’s bert Em tract ‘moh and German Co ognes, jatr (1), Pomade. &o., de. I! of wach will be 20.4 without reserve. ‘erme: $9) ", cash; over that eum ® credit of 6 and % days, for approved endorecd notes. bearing interest auld 4. C. MoGUIRE & CO, Ancts, "By BARNARD & BUCKEY. Auotioneers Grorgetown, A OUSEHOLD ASD KICCHEN FPURNI TURE, aTAU tien —We 1! «ell on THUKS DaV next. Sth insta + residence of the | opporite the @ Heus-eeld | f ot». vis Ma ~ : NavaL —The frigate Constitution, Capt. John Pope, sailed from Portsmouth, N. H., on the Sth instant, for Annapolis. Pie ae see) Tre WeATHER.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer. Jean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o'clock. is request d. au6 a ~_t7 pow ForGer.g "TS MARNST LO’ tworen Ast and 2d sires state to the public thi SON. SELECT MUSIC will be given ever: ON DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS dare the sesson. at his ) commencing at 3 o'clock and ending at 10p.m Previous to the Concert, the Sal Wednesday morning, August 2—We duly reached Rochester shortly before 9 p. m. last Correspondence of The Point Looxour, August 7 . 1980 ‘The Great Eastern passed this potat at lpm. | away a few home othe mee traDe to while Serge anets Makognay Pabion, Chowe, Avoust 9, 1860. ireat E : few hones 1a . ; sae night, after a delightful ride of 75 mites, from | Now york. NV Seat ee ote on Sunday, under a full head of steam, going at | CREAM. WATER ICES. ant every description imine room, an* Cook Stoves, Niagara Falls. I came hither thus to escape the sph cae of CONFECTIONERY always ready at’ city Philadelphia, Pa cloudy, warn the rate of fifteen knots an hour. She passed First rate Feather Beds ani Uedsteads, crowd at the International at Niagara, As de-| Washington, D cloudy, wind SW within ene mile of the shore The cheering on | Prices. Wartime b Partion dewi the Gardens for Pic Nic 7 rt ad ‘ beets, Bureau and Tout borage ‘arties desiring the Gardons for Pic Nic pur ‘rinse, Fender Kuives, &e., lightful a house as it is, 1 cannot stand {ts con. | Richmond, Va. cloudy, 73°. board could be distinctly heard from the shore poe-s, are requosted to cree pday of two noties, Kitshen Uten > Punaberg ¥ clondy, 60°, ‘The point is rapidly filling up. ‘The oyster bea | P5% fy 8." ‘forms coah stint whirl and whiz of music, dancing, cham. | Hetersht cloudy, 80°, wind Sw | owners of the State of Maryland bold 2 095 | —_—————_—=ssmemmmmsmss | Lr BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucte, Pgne cork popping and staffing, with the pres- Raleigh, N. cloudy, 70°. meeting here on the 10th, and numbers are arriviag | —— sure of its crowds of guests everywhere about the establishment; pleasant, doubtless, to those whose brains are not as mine are, constantly overstrained with business thoughts. So, learning that the Osbourn House, Rochester, was one of the best kept in this land of really gocd public honses, I came over here for the night;—and thankful 1 am for having taken that resolution, as I am enjoying Wilmington, N Columbia, 8. C. Charleston, 3. C. by every beat. The Philadelpiia Yacht Squadron, under the command of Commodore Wm Krouse, came to anchor here last night. The fleet consists of the Wm. A. Delaney, bearing the Commodore's flag; the Wm. W. Alele, Captain Godfrey Krouse; and the splendid yacht ‘Lille, Captain Daniel P.'Ray, under escort of the yacht lola. The Commmodore extended an invitation to -eloudy, warm clondy, hot. cloudy, 51°, wind SE clear, pleasant. clear, 73°, wind SW clear. clear, warm +-clear, warm. FROM THE WEST. EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, &e. POR THE GOOD OF THE CITIZENS! GRAND DAY AND MOONLIGHT PIC-NIC 4 ort Perseverance Fire Company, No. 5, To be civenat ARLINGTON SPRING, FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. MoGUIKE *& CU , Auctioneers. RUSTEER’S SALE OF VALUABLE FPOr- erry on Capito: Hitt —On FPRIDA TERNOON, A Columbus, Ga. Montgomery, A et th, § o'clock, on f a deed of trust, dated No- ember 2id. 1855, and du y reoorded among the lend records of Washington coenty, { shal sell the Ox TUESDAY, Aveust 147m, 1860, eastern pat of Lot numbered seventeen, in square Cairo, M.. --clondy, 76°, wind Nw | te guests at the Point to visit the squadron, | 74, proceeds to be devotes towards the repairs of the | numbared env hundred and twenty-nine, ro what I always crave, quiet—as well as all the phere celead Oe alwad N which visit was participated in by all the ladies iagine Howse. comforts of a hotel kept most elegantly and sub- stantially, without the least fuss about it. Rochester was settled first from our own imme- diate region of country; its pioneers being Rochesters, Carrolls, Roses, and Fitzhughs, from Weshington and Baltimore counties, Maryland, Dedar Rapids, Liclear: calm, 68°. and most of the gentlemen present Barometer at the Smitbsonian at 7 a.m , (cor- rected for tem:perature,) 29.775; at noon, 29,795 ‘Thermometer at 7 a. m., 76°; at noon, £7° Maximum during 24 hours ending 9 a. m. to day, 96°; minimum 73°. twenty seven feet on East Capi street, betwerr> First and Seoond streets east, running eighty - Professor Sch-orler's Brass and St ing Band hae been engazed for the occasion. Convey nces.—Omnibuses will leave the Northorn Liberties’ Market at a. m. and ide p. m..a-d_continge to run from the corner of Pa avonne and Seventh street every hour. The steamer Gro. W. Risos wi'l leave Fourteenth ~ FOR SALE AND RENT. ee eee ee ee. (For other “For Sale and Kent advertisements, see first page.) ‘ancing at the cost of the purchaser ine-half cash; balance in 6 and iz months, wih interest, seoured by a deed of trust on the prope.ty ——_+20e.—___ street bridge every hour JOBN, HEP EURN, Trastee, hat beautiful COTTAGE RES- | Cron will leave the mipatestovepion ane Jr ts cokte 3.0 MegUiRE & O0.. Avcte. rit i 2 ;OR RENT—That beantiful ct ERES- r = a ee - Pe Tae ‘alg | Visit of the President to the Great Eastrrn. Def DENCE 0) Twelfist oct. betworn G aud Hi, wy mittee of Arvangemen's PUBS SALe- Uprigee Geren conn of the ec " s (east side) cou/nining 7 or 8 rooms. with er an . Grant. -Ulascow, A vere- vicinity and are well to do, and noted for their ee, vseo. | Frtedormencgranira ot HH Nows.Bea.Tnpomt | Wind. Parre. | Sm Root, Red ates eed cmmunistrators. f Matthies Evers 7 je . , |, 160. rf 4 au m. bial be . MA frank integrity, intelligence, and high breeding; The announcement, as first made In the Stara} pasted. Inquire ct RW BATHS. wood er eal a Li lie sale,at the late residence of the di tueir Maryland and Virginia blood thus cropping sin Pisostaway cist-ict.on THURSDAY. 1Sth August. 1n60, if fair, if not. the vext fair day thereatern ell ths Personal Keiate of said deceased, consist number of valuable Negroes, of both ‘= a oo ie of sexes, ropa of Wheat and Oats in shook field, oer of Cons ‘and a small crop , = ty dealer, corner of C avd Fourteenth sts. au9 tf FUaNISHED ROOMS WITH OR_ WITH OUT BOARD.—Persons desirme Fornished Rooms would do weil to call at M. BAWSEL’S. No. 339 F st., between 9th and (th sts, he has several very handsomely furnished, conveniertand well venti ated rooms, which he will rent with or Without board, on ren‘onanis te ms. He ca: also few days since, that the President and suite would leave the city in the 7.40 train this morning for Annapolis, on a visit to the Great Eastern, created quite a desire among those of our citizens and temporary sojourners who contemplated visiting this monster steamship, to avail themselves «f it in the second and third generations, as it showed itself in the originators of their several stocks here. The far-seeing sagaoity of old Gen- eral Rochester, of Hagerstown, pitched upon the Falls of the Genesee at this point, as likely to become a point of great manufacturing and com- T ANNOUNCEMENT. HE MONTGOMERY GUARD Have the pleasure of nnouacin to their many friends aad pre Pe Tie conoral that they will sive @ : Bro-NiC_ at Arlington "mn WEDNESDAY, the 15th "Particulars in a future advertinement,. ‘aus WM. LANGR AN, Ist Lieut, B growing, 2 : AND MOONLIGH on ‘Carta, sind other Far ; this opportunity, that, tn addition to a view of | Sccommoiaton fowtable boarders, aus stv | (7RAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION Hhasehord se ety emt a eae tetamees Seti sccordingly Se PUNE | saves Gey might te aorted: the gutta | ERG RENT IA aoe SECRN Go CRIRES BENEFIT OF FAMILIES, ‘erma of sale: ‘The property will be seid for e- the followers he led from the South here. Time tt { participating in thi " and for rent at the corner of Pen: jaan’ New ——_ ~~ drafts on Baltimore, at four months, inter- has more than justited bie judgment; for now | Hom Of Pertcapeting in the enjoymente and many | Hawpeiive areas. immediat iy spposits westats | The steamer Prem neg Ae pleasant incidents e: uent on presence o: s "x will leave Bohrer's Wharf, Nai part ats o'el kon THURS. DAY EVENI\G. Augnst 9th, and proceed down the river tabie dir tancs to enable her to- return at seasonable hour. Aa pzeellent string band of music will be in endanee. Tickets orly 25 cents; to be hadat the store of Mr Adam Gaddis, Jr ,and at the boat on the eve- ning of the excursion. Bu 4849-3 GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL of the Circle «Washington's statue) Beautiful stand for apothecary, restaurant, or grocery store. The ren: low, For ssio 900 yellow pine JOISTS St $1 per lw fect. Lengths 20. 12, 16, ana 12 feet. S$: on JOSEPH N. BEARBUN “Gorectows, a. aut Rochester contains 50,000 souls, and is perbaps the most important manufacturing as well as milling point in this vast, over-peopled State All the civilized world use something of its fab- rication, in a thousand different materials, and is thas tributary to its enterprise and industry. Its streets are spacious and well built up, and, to the credit of it, people be it said, nowHere else have such a distinguished party. Accordingly, on reaching the depot this morning, some time pre- vious to the departure of the train, we found the cars filled with anxious passengers. The President of the United States arrived about quarter past seven, accompanied by Miss Lane, Private Secretary Buchanan, Secretary Toucey, Mrs. O. Taylor, Capt. Lee and wife, Mr. ‘Saie to commence fi 10 o’clook &, m. HEW E. nu 1. ita LES E. eV eR ghi 5 iy 2-lawte ‘Adm're of Matinee receieie. EO eatainteatnaastcneneetnhtcininassnndl VALUABLE 4 FUR SALE —The aubd- soribers will offer for on the THURSDay of Land, oall~d 9.0 known by the mame ot"? RS. BATES, desiring return to her native h me, wishes to transfer her well established ct contsining 22 rooms, and so >am- line upwards of 49 hoard- ome person wishing to co ar ‘con! on the most reas nat le t=rma MARSHALL 8 PAVILION. leas, anc fi educti ” g seem to large s city $0 well eupptied Sad grace | 155 (hanker)-and dcmghioss, Maj. Alexander ik faa weil Knows to tho sities AGRANDBOUREAIEAT. — in that fertile rector. It itee on the Pages fully oraemented with that cheapret lexury sad and daughter, Commissioner Blake, Col. Johnson | west onrner of Ninth tana avenus, in the 2e at se VILE ALL willtake | Bracoh, sad te well woo jed and wate comfort, and most beautiful adornment of aggre- lace at MARSH<Li’S PAVIL- ON en TUESDAYS “ Riders from Washi 7 Own ie- ted to ride.” They wil be furmshed "with sonia, =) board and he feed th eepee SS on the above day for twelve thers’s Celebrated op Band has been on- gazed forthe ovcasion. The public are invited to Attend. Tho steamer BaLTimore will lenve Washington ‘on Monday, the 13th, at 10 o’clock a. m. and Iand at the PavilionatSo'clock p.m. Retur: ing will leave the Pavilion on Wednesday morning at | o'clock sod arivein Wachincton at 7 o'clock -. thus affo-ding a good o unity to those ing to avai! menos of Sait Water Bathing, Fishing, ng. Ke. The undersigned has spared no expense to make this Tournament surpass ansthing of the kind that has been given in the State of Maryland, and no- Lung shall be left undene on his part to render com- fo tand pleasure to all that may give hima call. au6-lw* R J.MARSHALL, Proprietor. UNPARALLELED ati a: TION: wie At ANALOSTAN ISLAND. ito n MONDAY. Averst 13, 1860. f Jeweiry Given Away! iver Watcn, duriag the da; teal. ¥ (Paymaster) and wife, Mr. McGraw, and Mr. Browne, of the Constitution. These honored guests were invited to occupy seats in the second car of the train, which was comfortably arranged for their especial accommodation. The President was in an unusually happy mood, and seemed to be very inuch gratified at the prospect of a pleasant trip and an opportunity of seeing this exhibition of superior nautical skill. The train moved off at precisely forty minutes past seven, and is now approaching the Annapolis Junction. The cultivated state of the fields aly along the way display the industry of those re- siding in the vicinity, but at the same time pre- sent a sorrowful spectacle as regards the condition of the plants and vegetables, all appearing dried and parched, from the great drought which has recently prevailed in this, as in other sections of the country. But we are now at the Annapolis Junction Those who intend visiting the Great Eastern are exchanging their seats In this for others in the train for Annapolis, so your correspondent, in order not to be left behind, must bid the Star “* good-by”” for the present. J.0.€ most thriving part of ths and t& convenient to chu-ches rchools. tha public b. dings. &o. For further particulars please oalland inquire at No. 351 Pa. ne. pu an 8-tf BEAUTIFUL FARM POR SALE OR FX- CHANGE FOR IMPROV PR: PERTY. 1 offer for sale my Farm, 3 miles from Georgetown. 1 mile from Tena ytown Post Office, (30 minutes’ om Georgetown) ot about 50 acres, 40 in the % rta'e of cultivation as a market garden ores of timber and wood land The 4 ge and convenient, with la: cellar; large new stable with loft full of now barn full of clover and timothy hay: another Jarge barn full of thix year s grain in the straw (ryo. wheat and oats.) A good stone basement under the baru for cows; &now stone spring hoiise with spri e milk house adjoiuing with water troncha, aud smoke house. ‘The fruit is of the be-t variety, Pea hes, Pears, Apples, Plume, Wunees, Gages, Cherrie and Grapes Also, Straw berry, Currant, Raspberry and Asparagus beds The farm is well known, having baen owacd by. late father and myself for the last 49 years. It reautiful place, hich and healthy. Such @ payin. farm ia seldom offered for sale; bing paral; zed my reas‘ nfor wishing to part with it Ti'le per- fect id No. 320 Conter Market. an aluodanos --f fine msatow ms { Mesars. Joseph B. i - zy (offenses W. Robinson ax % Eien. * ignd is capable of prodvoing in great abun danse tobaces, core. a pm eeusily ri jeorgs" . rtunity to those who wish to invest in Real gated Americans—shade trees. ‘The flour of the Rochester inills is noted as the best made of northern wheet, and, next to that of the Rich- mond city mills, commands the best price in the great flour trade operations of the New World. 1 was strack favorably this morning with the general appearance of sufficiency enjoyed by the laboring classes here; no signs of want being evident about any of them. They seem In Roches- ter to wear an air of independence and quiet dignity of character not often seen amongst them at the North, the absence of which strikes the observing southerner so forcibly, because its pres- ence is universal throughout the South Though political abolitiouisin is of course rife here, every calling except boot-blacking, waiting, white- washing, and kindred employments, appears to be taboed from negro participation. That is to say, King Demos here wills that his own negro shall be kept the negro, though eternally crying his eyes out because the South keeps ber negro as the negro still. in nought is the demagogisin, chariatanism, fanaticism, and hypocrisy of aboli- thouism more evident than in the persistent prac- lice of western New York, on the princ ple that the negro is not ‘-as good as a white man,’ while jostifying their interference with the status of he 14th inst, ‘ton, George-! nd Alexandsia are most Frist mill, renders butiding comparatively t 10 8 wales fi the Avexanaria Ferry and from Weehineas ser yee J of sale will be liberal 23.000 to be n cash on the day of sale, the resides in}, etd verse wal im ‘sooured by of ti pagar talmente. to Le seoured by non arr oF pure! v wed seourity, baaring intone ¢ from aay “4 in the payment of the le purchase money aad h interest 8 good and sufficient deed of the propert: Will be given. J CHAR‘ ES E. EvEeS ELD, MATTHEW E. DUVALL. _isDwte Far Benj AG yen LS SAL, , ee it Comrt of the District of Col pa ed of Washington, and tome directed, a i He sain. Tor cach, at the Market c ‘au 3-3t* SAMUEL SHOEMAKER. Bogs AND STATIONERY STOCK AND res for s N Bh Bove ak an ore for rent. ove i ot and wit, vii Mole and Dua M Bri Rorra is one ua Haze sabeti ined ; Jackson. ard will harold to . to October term, 198), in savor on ir “< 1.DEN, au 7 dts U.S. Marahal n'lemen, 25 Certs for ree. ale at C. H. Anderson's and Lam- rey pe. care oe Den Store, the Pio Nie. tiie YOR RENT—A HOUSE on Bloventh, betwee O and P streets, contaming 6 rooms newly vag ishod. Rent $100 per annum 2RETT RALLY. grott Cabell hold “GRA D BELL ann ‘he Central Bell and erett pely oC. F. EF. lay of RS BS tavery in the Southern States upon the plea that | ity regular weekly meeting at Thorn’s fall, Sev- | RICHARDSON. Hacon Deale-, Grater sod Norte for conveyance cross to SREYAL'S SALE.—in virtue of a writ oF if anything, be (tbe negro) iw lite the beat of | ht gfily, ee BATRG, a0. o'c0 kB. [arn tntuay Marktar ™ Don rer toch incre the direct oyeeed At che, Chig Ost the two. ing ‘The gas jets. Bell and Ev: will bo oxhib- | f'OR RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS.—A ‘nd to me dt 0 Lam off again, bound for Schenectady, where | 14 in front of thé Club Roora to-night. AIRY FARM of 6 acres, with & new house contaiming 8 5 2 bar, 2 tons of ayant stalls 2 They By order. It* wil bie enle. for ongh. Court Wicuse Mor nt ssid con'ty on I shall rest to-night, Ja preference to venturing \o CHARLES I, CANFIELD, Seo iL to DAY, the: teat Se hommes, "Phars jestiasietcs LOST AND FOUND. ildebedaterane as sleep among the crowd at Saratoga, where I T DONT FoR - = — power steam ae = ed Ti a1 Wpenate Lat Be m as 3. ta ‘ hope to apend to-morrow. HOSE, that are troubled with Dysentery or =: = - pres gone sig Perea yeieipe The sight at the depot of the New York Central | Disthoo tf tie Breehe neat eat relic ty i ng Dr. inbee ofa ety ER two NEW FOUND: Sethe property of Joke beets! The sole to Company at acon pring tm mast ine | Staats SSG yat MoienA RUHL. a8] Mtl roel Se Ritshusssea Be Obps Brae esting one In the world to the maa whose mind is berfuctl fron ‘ou opium, end suswers for the Ing them to the above address. °* 24.0n buing- | favor of Margaret M’ Dyer, wi WALDEN ; ‘i ell as the x msceomarlly dwells 0 subjects conaected withthe | 5441 T¢llC3 the ita ane cuaann,.| Eis B10 REWARD —Strared or stolen from the | aur fig" Marshal for the District management of railroads. Two or three branch Goorgotown; and COOK & CO., Alexandria. suppii * TARR cnet, mall tallroads unite AP ten the Central there, and sogreat | _au S-iw* quart repo mph water is ghund = ho ghtamoe ~ ou Fares f Ty M ae ty ‘s —— is the throng Passing and repassing, coming ETROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE [NsTI- dai Ting ps ig og <} bundant tr ward will Fiven for ir to L. LUB out of the and going, crossing and recrossing trains, as that M FOR YOUNG LADIES, Willard's (otel. os ber mete, inwatieen to | 02 C street, between ‘and ath ts. aut (oa ‘ six engines are necessurily kept at work there—not 464 E St., Brrwaen 67m AND 7TH Sts. Inthe Diseeoe pect roars than Say pther, the LY any twe to draw those trains; but simply to the end of The fourth annual session cf the Institute will | Pmses will be rented for a term of years the athe shifting cars from one to another track, in order | commence on the Gret MONDAY in Septemb-r. | Sazine and fer eek a ae =» good both bi to keep the way open. From two bundred to a| Appl ould Pe made carly, as the number | the Post Office CWALBRIDO Seat thousand persons throng the depot from sun to oral Mt TE d. ipals, Mr.and Mrs. T. H. HA- VENNER the Inetitiiter gy Bu Sect OTICE.—The road recently opened throngh ' the East Square ofthe Capitol g: is not ia its present condition a tage but was simply intended for convenience of erecting steps to the perneees mayne isereee te persous wa u wainess in the building o wishing to in es of the road ra sun, departing, arriving, or awaiting the arrival and departure of trains. A flagman is kept at every street corner of the city where cars pass, whose duty it isto guard the public from being | run over. One cannot comprehend how complete precautionary and expediting arrangements of OR RENT—The | F Cai Won the das, SPORE ROOM imp Sanrbe rented tity om nullable for any businoss. a ae wile £ seasion given Ist of se ‘ ‘Apply & J68 yt JOB. KEPET #1, 482 I vt, nat, FOR, RENTA larg@ three-story-and-attic BRICK DWECLIN lOUSE, uated ‘Eleventh stm short dietanse he ne Hace name aerosol rua 3 ee Ng Rea ba AT REAMGSN ARPES commons railroad trains can be made, until after some time Would'inter fore very much pith Si propresn ofthe pall at darge; ‘house with the W. SELDEN, U. 8. Marshal. studying the chaos of apparent confusion, but going on, AB orety, F is Sa ce room lern convenient ie 1g e- "0 CONTRACTORS FOR WATER PIPES. really thorough order and-system of the manage- | £0,mnde “an oom fe rage Se bu, and other haneotntharent: tit nederatago ® Sood tone. T° RS FOR WATER PIPES. ment of the New York Central's affairs at Roches. Pioernas to admit of it, the road will be put in proper - Orricr QE TRE Wacnixe ton 5 ing condition and thrown open blid as! é F ter, or some other of its principal diverging sta. | tive : “INO, B Bhai i Srauan ra ale willbe reonved ot this tions. W. D. W—xa, Lomanscioner of Pablic ‘Butidings and Grounds, Onlesk me ‘Zist, 1969, for supply a rast RA DL EI Ny at the : Axmt IxrELLiexnce.—At the suggestion of the | g —— lot attac! TA A 7) eae | Coinmissi oner of the Northwest Boundary Survey, pepe eee tobe: ae ‘Soe Yor sake Pca mies tata ore. bose Auipeond Voth fs Gohen te Camp Ole Hay MORNING i 3 ; Seen: Hea Nees oS beahkic brea een ith, im 2 . 5 c ‘abinoo will be abandoned, and company F, ninth Muga & DAV! rgetown, D. Ci} Gis Hate bonne re 12 feet long, (drilled) infantry, will take post at Fort Steilacoom. The buildings erected at Camp Simiabmoo being north of the 49th parallet, and conseqnentiy in British Columbia, will be left i After the arrival of Second Lieut, Robert, of Engineers, from Fort Cascades with bis tachment, the entire detachment of company A, Corps of E ‘under the command of First Lieut, T. L. Casey, will continue the work of opening @ practicable wagon road from the town of Vancouver to Lewis river. Second Lt. H. M. Robert, Corps of