Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. ee WASHINGTON OITY: THURSDAY . September 13, 1860, Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution treats upon “Mr. Douglas— His Labors and his Reward.” The Intelligencer bas an article of nearly eight columns against “‘ The Assumed Right of Seces- sion.” 0 (07 Mr. Seward is now in Wisconsin, having ‘deen joined by Charles Francis Adams. On ac- count of the disaster to the steamer Lady Elgin, there was no public demonstration at Milwaukie. U7 Trenton, N. J , has 3,207 dwellings, and ‘the value of real and personal property is $12,306,- 069. The population consists of 7,302 white males, ©4604 white females, 245 colored males, and 315 eolored females apmrenennpnaearsentenstinnapentias U7" At a late meeting, the Loudoun Agri¢ultu. ral Society unanimously re-elected all its officers, as follows: President, Col. N. Berkeley; Ist Vice President, John Aldridge; 2d do , Col. William Fulton; 3d do., George D. Smith; Secretary, J. W. Edwards; Treasurer, J. W. Wildman. I> Referring to the late dreadful catastrophe on Lake Michigan, the New York Express well notices a startling truth, namely, ‘that there are Scores of other steamers on the inland waters of the United States, carrying thousands and thou- sands of passengers to-day.with no better provision for saving life, in the event of mishap, than the Lady Elgin bad. If the appalling sacrifice of human life on Lake Michigan can de any thing to induce a remedy for this criminal negligence, some little good will have come of a great evil, and many of the unfortanate beings who went down with the wreck will not have had their lives thrown away wholly in vain. {1 The eighth session of the National Pomo- logical Society, at Philadelphia, was commenced on Wednesday, at the Assembly Buildings. The display of fruit in the saloon on the second story is unnsually fine, and includes peaches. pears, apples, grapes, plums, quinces, cherries, black- berries, &c. Nearly every State in the Union is represented in the collection, and even Kansas has her quota on the tables. Among the prin- ¢ipal contributors are H.R. Roby, of Virginia, ‘who has twenty-two varieties of pears and twen- ty-five of apples, and Franklin Davis, of Vir- ginia, who has seventy-five varieties of apples. {> In referring to the rumored intention of certain influential Mexicans to place Comonfort once more at the head of affairs in Mexico, the New York Commercial pays the ex-President the following compliment : “‘We always regarded President Comonfort’s administration as approaching very nearly to ‘what Mexico needed. His policy was a moderate conducted with fairness to all parties, and swith marked ability. It was indeed too mode- rate and impartial for the present generation of Mexicans, and would be so to-day. He felt the necessity of greater executive power than the con- stitution gave him, and he sought it legitimate! through the Mexican Congress; but the church interest was too powerful for him, and would be mow; and we greatly doubt whether Miramon and Juarez would cease their rivaly to make way for him.” Persenal +++ Capt. Charles Turner, U.S. N., and lady, are at Kirkwoods’. -s--Count Massini, the Neapolitan minister, and suite are now in Baltimore. se++ Tt is stated that pPik ein aay known totwo erations Play-goers as “Jim Crow,” has bacane so far prostaed by old age as to be incapacitated from pursuing the labors of his - Mr. Rice has been connected with the American stage during the last thirty years, and may be fairly considered as the father of the colored opera. +++ Miss Ida Craig, daughter of D. H. Craig, Esq., agent of the Associated Press in New York, ‘was marcied on Tuesday last to James B_ Brown, , of Peekskill, son of one of the wealthiest of that place. Rev. H. W. Beecher officiated, and his son and daughter were grooms man and bridesmaid. The affair was a brilliant one. Our Naval Correspondence. Otp Pornr Comvorr, Va, 2 September 10 1360 5 Tax Mipptes UNDER Sait iN 4 BaLt-Room —tN- JOYMENTS AFTER a CRUISE—WHERE THE Pkac- Tick Suir Is, &c., &c Dear Editor: With other midsbipmen of the practice ship I have just returned to the Plymouth, after passing two or three days of uninterrupted pleasure in company with the ladies at Old Poict As soon as we arrived in the Roads we were met by a kind invitation to visit the Hygeia Hotel and participate in a ball which was to take place thatevening. After some persuasion, our Captain consented to give us permission to go, and | can assure you that we seldom, if ever, passed go Pleasant an evening. We were agsin invited by the ladies of the piace to attend 2 dance the next morning, and yet again we went tw 4 third on Saturday evening. Now for e few words in regard to the ladies. J aasure you, dear Editor, § never expect to find so Pleasant and agreeable a set of ladies at one place. ‘There was oue in particular, a Washingtonian at Present, who seemed to be the fzvorite of all, and it was nothing strange, for she was gifted with as engaging manners as is possible for any young lady to possess. 1am glad to be able to claim her as oue of the daughters of the sunny South We are much indebted to the ladies of Old Point and to W. Caleb Willard, proprietor, for their Kindness in rendering our stay agreeable. ‘We sail to-day for Point Lookout, and thence to the Patuxent, near Leonardtown, which we ‘will reach about the 20th of September, and con- elude the practice cruise on the 30th, ouly tecom- mence aseries of hard studies and stern discipline te meet our future examinations This little Fecreation at Old Point we deserve after our severe cruising, which has been anything but a Pleasure excursion Our hammocks are not beds of unruffied rose leaves; nor would our fare tempt 2 Sybarite. Yours, An Actinc Mippy. De. Gaexn’s Oxyornatep BirtERs.—We are not in the habit, as our readers are aware, of re- ng or noticing the various nostrums thatare urged upon the public attention. But there are occasional cases where a de; re from this rule seems proper, and the cle above- named its acase of this kind. This medi- cine hes acquired a permanent reputation for the relief of dyspepsia, liver complaint, heart burn. and all didiculties originating or proceeding from the digestive organs, snd, containing no alcohol, no mineral, or any poisonous drug. it is one of the safest remedix! prescriptions. For a failer account the reader is referred to the advertisement Of the article. Worcester Spy. Ponitics ix Naw Yorx.—Messrs. Douglas and Johnson both stopped on Tuesday and Wedues- day in New York, at the Fiftb-avenue Hotel. Mr. Jeboron ‘dec! ned ear ne hte 7 ake: the Bul union ncoln fn New York; But tt is understood that Me Douglas bas ishored and is laboring to prevent such 2 union. ‘Phe Chairman of the Breckt: je and Lane Siate Committee agreed to a unioa on the terms already mentioned, viz: ‘Ten electors and half of the State bene and there was no doubt the committee Woa! ratify the ar; emeut if ace by the las committee. This committee will meet on Friday. A meeting of the Bar of Massachusetts was "6 Monday forenoon, to cousider tbe resig- mation of the Chief Justice A complimentary address to Judge Shaw, Ero sae T.G. Curtis, ‘was approved by the mi , and & committee of our from each court appointed to present it. in place of Judge Bigelow, who bas hes3 appoiat- ed Chief Justice, Reuben A. Chapman, of #pring- field, bes been nominated by Governor BA Associate Justice of the Sopreme Court. Sena cnianaeietan Suwrexcep To 8x Huxe ror Ciscct, New Yorx Tx sunx —According to reper nr 5 to be bung at New York Tribuse, which, ered an incendiary publication. The citizens of St. Lovis, at the instance of bis wife. S@etrong petition in behalf of the condem: ——<$<$<$____ {[7~ Joseph Summers, the young man arrested Jn Baltimore and taken to Richmond, Va ,on ‘Tuesday jest, in answer tothe charge of feloni- ously stabbing William. Mallen, has not yet been fully examined. Summers’ friends assert that jb be was shot at four times, be did not rea and that Mullen ‘ot stabbed by fall- ing upon a knife which be beid {n bis own hand ——______. EF, Information bas been received st the Balti- more Exchange rooms that the in of committed suicide The vessel was and pte 3 a he walked to ther! WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. _—_————— . Senator CLINGMAN, we are gratified in being able to state, instead of taking the stamp for Douglas, has taken it for Breckinridge and Lane, basing his change of position on the ground that the current course of D., in doing bis best tobring about Lincoln’s election, and in avowing most ultra anti State rights (‘force’) @octrines, in or- der to curry favor with abolitionism, proves him to be “‘a desperate poli bler.”” While we congratu r. ‘man on the fact that his eyes are at length open to the (to the South) dangerous tendency of the labors of Doug- las, we hail bis conversion as evidence of the truth of our oft-repeated declaration, that ere the first Monday in November, every honest and un- selfish Democrat throughout the South will be found arrayed against Douglas freesoilism as being far more dangerous to the South than tbe triumph of Lincoln; because it seeks to create a freesoil party there, while if Lincoln triumphs, the result cannot fail to be a South united in her own de- fense—the only key to a full and, we sincerely believe, a peaceful and happy solution ofthe polit- ical problem of the slavery question. —.—— A Sexsation.—The decision of the Commis- sioner of Patents, extending the Howe sewing machine patent, is destined to generate most in- tense excitement throughout the country That ts already evident in the comments of our ex- changes upon the fact. The similar extension or renewal of the patents of Morse, Goodyear, McCormick, et. al., out of which enormous for- tunes had notoriously been realized, in shocking the country’s sense of justice and propriety, paved the way for the manifestation of great popular indignation in this case. The question is simply one between monopolists and the public at large— not between unfortunate and under-paid inventors, and the monopolists. The result is, evidently, to be a prompt change in the law which authorizes whoever may happen to be at the head of the Patent Bureau to mulct the public in damages to the extent of millions upon millions of dollars, in cases wherein the parties seeking to secure them have already become enormously wealthy by and throngh their profits upon the patents the extension or renewal of which they seek. Ss Sait Tauxekarnic ComMuNication witn Nepras- ka —On Saturday evening the President received the first dispatch from the directors, anneuncing that telegraphic communication was opened from Omaha, Nebraska, to Washington. The Presi- dent transmitted over the wire his reply :— Wasnixeton, Sept 10, 1560 To Augustus Kowntz and P. F. Wilson, Omaha, Nebraska :—1 return you my congratulations on the opening of the telegraph from Omaha to this elty Itis another ite in the grand chain of telegraphs and railroads which binds the States of the Union together. James Bucuanan. ht CHANGE IN TRE SxconD SECRETARYSMIP oF THE Frexcu Legation.—Mr. De Hell, second secretary of the French Legation, is appointed first secretary at Parana, and will be succeeded in Washington by Count De La Rochefoucalt, at present attache at Rome. Letters from Vicount Treilliard report the safe arrival of himself and family at Paris. a SiS as From Cuna.—A dispatch to the Navy Depart- ment from Flag-ofticer Stribling of the East India squadron, says it Is believed that Baron Gros, the French Embassador, and Lord Elgin had urged the leading commanders of the French and Brit- ish forces at the mouth of the Peiho to commence hostilities at once, without waiting to be fully prepared. = ee Court Martiat 1n Wasnincton.—The gene- ral court martial of which Col. Chandler is president, at present sitting in Washington awai‘- ing the arrival of First Lieut. Jobn Drysdale, 34 artillery, who bas been summoned before it, is to be continued in session from day to day, unless otherwise ordered, until that officer shall make bis appearance. ee as Canpipates For MipsHiPMEN.—The following is an additional list of candidates for admission into the Naval Academy at Annapolis: A. 8. Crowninshield, twenty-sixth district, New York William Seull Newlin, fourth district, Pennsyl- vania; Joseph Bailie Peyton, fifth district, Ten- nessee; C. HM. Brantingbam, fourth district, Con- nections. _——-—_—_ PopuLation ov THE CiTY.—As we have before stated, the census returns show that this city now contains 61,400 inhabitants, which is an Increase since 1850 of 21,399. The whole of the District of Columbia contains a population of 75,365, against 51,687 in 1854. The number of slaves is 3,231, against 3,637 in 1850—a decrease of 456. aS Esa ADIUSTMENT OF PRivaTE Laxp CLaims.—The fjeneral Land Office is now engaged in the prepa- ration of jnstructions to the land office in Florida, Louisiana, and Migsouri, for giving efficacy to the act of Congress approved 22d June, 1360, for the final adjustment of private land claims in those States. ——~.—— APPOINTMENT IN THE Census Bureav.—We are pleased to learn that Mr. Wm. G. Parkhurst, who bas fora number of years been connected with the Washington press in a reportorial cape- cjty, bas received an appointment in the Census Boreau, after passing a most creditable examina- tion. . Resicnation Not Accertep —The President has declined to accept the resignation of Mr. A. M. Barbour, as Syperintendent of the Harper’s Ferry Armory, which we spoke of yesterday as having been tendered by that officer. ——_2-__ NavaL Ornper.—Lieut. Charles Thomas has been ordered to Aspinwall, to relieve Lieut. O. H. Berryman, in command of the storeship Falg mouth, at that place. ——o———— Naval —Aap official letter states that the new steamship Seminole has arrived off the coast of French Guiana in 31 days from Norfolk. —_»—___ THR WaTuER.—The following report of the weather for the morning is made from the Amer- {ean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock. Serremsex 13, 1960. New York, N. Y. cold. Baltimcse, Md. ’ Cairo, Hil,,,.. Bsrometer at the Smithsonian at 7a. m. rected for tem: }») 90,154; at noon, 30,1 ‘Thermometer at 7 2. m., 493°; at noon, 60°. Maximum during 48 hours ending @ a. m. to- day, 62°; minimum 47°. acura API AREER RLRS PATCH, e most beantifer styles, t 326 Pa. Av., between 9ti: and 10th s! 74m ‘Wastincton. ‘cor- pontine SEO SOE SSE oc ariin « Fe SALE—A SLAVE WOMAN, 3% yea: f Meee superior cook epee dank honeet, +19 years«ld, who has been raisod in diz Toon, so,'® finely broken family liy Address HORSE tht CARRIAGE. ross Box THE TOONS LADIEP, SEMINARY, onder th ach aa Bee is. Sheet 5 ee, 482 PENNSYLYV. NIA AVENUE, 482 were guna ENS: ee ruth & sportsman’s for sale cheap oid ete SveaNe, ee ate SAVAGE. & 4 MAKER, ring pf Chro nc re, Duplex and " 108, we ———— InavovRation ov tae Perry Statvz.—Mon’ ow. 8 THE LAKE MICHIGAN CALAMITY. Farther Particulars of the Less of the Lady day, the 10th inst.» fue forty-eeventhantiveresry AUCTION SALES. AUGTION SALRs. Sista erty's Victory @n Lake Erie was celebrated at By 3. C. IRE & CO., Auctioneers, THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MOnROD ‘The consternation produced among our Cleveland with sppro) jate ceremonies, includ- wo AESEES 2. 00. — PAMI'Y THIS AFTERNOUN $ Tu MOnKkOW says the Chfeago Times of Monday) by the intel- | ing the inauguratfon of a statue in memory of the ARRIAGE at Pustic Sate —On SATURDAY By A. GREEN, Anctioneer. genes of tie appalling ope! =o lake,has oe Geor; hey was, of the day. re ay gielook, in Lont ALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH | increase of su a: shall eeli— SaIw ° Sunday, the beach for aitles this side of pres oF, y old, gowes, jad jo 2 HUK 5) hg Sic} “= hing for the Weep “| No ia Seun" the . “There were a! we whose ‘along the shore was fora i a Fa mad wine ay object. hese were lerers—villains e jot of 7 Ry beatin a Sentieman about to leave | fect sbout midway the square, belween 7th etn al le rom wreck, e Sprague, o a were ready to seize it, not for th: stat ishop Clark, of Rhode Island; . hermes: and 9 days, for notes sst- Horing It to the relatfOue-of the deceated’ but ta lett, Secretary of Siate, Rhode luted: Moven; | isfactortiy but t, ’ Bed ate MeCb INES CO., vote peoae sn sedasem sot Yo pal ont wisheg carry away and conceal it. Nor did the rapacity'| Dennison, of Ohio, and staf; O.H. Perry, of Bos- | * Avo |, Bae . 5 Term: carb; bag oe in 3, 2 and 5 of these human cormorants stop with the plunder and firs Vinton, of New York, (the two Iat- By J.C. MeGUIRE & CO . Auctioneers note of trunks and even the bodies of the ldren of Commodore Perry); mili- /PRUSTERS 8416 OF SUPERIOR FUR NI- rea Cryer Rissa ow tay dead — strip; od of what valuables were found mar the {rexidonee Light Infantry, PTA a nding SATURDOY real — disp: afl ov at dot Ea'H upon them, provided no honest person was near rte Americas, 3 Dodworth’s | semoee sth, ai 10 o'o\cok, omthe Stet locr'ol the . to prevent the tobbery, Jn this wa: a large quan- | Band of New York, and ten other de! . ok, ae 7- A. GREEN. Awct, ter of money and on) BAY on Sanday tons from Rhode Island, Buffalo, Rochen Bet causing of cee a hee eres 9 by thieves in the of " Sendusky, T: ce ; uantity of elegant By WALL & BARNARD, Asetoneers. Ceiumbus, Pittsburg. ioets. compriaine— . ade CONTI ING EDS — During Sunday nearly thirty bodies were | and all the prominent towns in Obio—in all not, solid R: t it ‘oeewood Parlor Furniture, fiy ished cm Sack ~r-e-4 TU icked up along beach, bei Evanston | less that 30,000 f in Gi oid Broes ro of ALE vor Te 4 LONG) End Lake View. were brought to the city |, The statue ing on Monday weamade|| - Ieree Prouch. Sosa, Ara “Contr ant nis Pari CLoam awn ‘MawetLe and placed in the ante-room of the old marshal’s | bv Mr. Wm. Wal: 2 native of Ohio. but'a resi-, Rooms ov FES PIOXE (SECOND STORY) OF Mak WaLL de dentof New Vork city. The statue is 3 feet in! Fi bay & URRINGU Boerne aacenee 4 ite, office, under the court bonse. pe orp Swinrepcoum pune of two Gols ate Chancel ot Mth —Ip ow twenty-six human bodies were here arrayed hight, and stands phon # Pedestif of Rhode Istnnd, oh 2 car Cloak and Mag- tilde, andl so clisaly was the aretcr ee oe | granite 17 S00 Bi ; 80 that ‘the entire hight Center Tables, Wastnote, fot the. 2 anee toad the bedine of tale ee Er “apon | the monument is 25 feet. It’ stands in the fentre: Suit of solid Oak ttbrery nee Dettcg Bur- | of fai ~y! Se "¢ those of adults. There were gray-headed men, commands | Pifures Comprising elegant Beowrern - | about the Sach ‘ ne matured women, _ and infancy; some faces *s ex~ Armed * Chaire Lounees Seren RY RORNING, which seemed only sleeping, so and white ete Matue is cut froma block of pure| in green i Ladise’ Ve and Lace Mac wretg hey; cquers pollen, distorted, and! black | Waite marble; rom a Vermont quarry. The pro- | Sets of Green Sud Black and Gold Chamber Fucni_ | +S2i°s, piso Sie and ie! thee ened; some ressed in ric! irments, others in a ie and gran’ z = oe Dy ore, Travel ‘touk: few fags and shreds—all that was left In tuat ten | 8 when the fact is noted that Perry was a | Elegant High Post Watnut Carved Canopy Bed- | {20-06 Dustors. Traveling Cloaks and Ruglane, r le conflict Or fe. One sweet little child, whose experience of life embraced scarce half a dozen winters, had smiled in dying, and death native of that State, and that his fellow-officers were hevora,¢ the Rhode Jslanders. On the front of isa medallion re ating in bas Wardrobes attract: had imprinted the smile upon ita beautiful face. | Telief, in mintature, the battle at the point of time and Plain Bureaus, W: i ese Gotan sires Rplerisle, Heres fair young girl cut off in’ the pride of | when Perry passed in small boat bis dis. and ‘| hree piy sation and Mere Reeser Skurte, youth and hope; there astrong man, upon whose | #bled ship, the Lawrence, and tranaferred his fag nner Set, Ww snhmeres and fi Soe in Pasaseis, Maseus locks the ‘of time had gocinkled ite early | ‘Don’t give up the ship” to the peak of the Ni- Stoves, ftohen Utenietis; & fttomeats Shirt Bowome, &o, . snows. Youth and infancy, age and strong agere The monument has been erected at a cost es puvhe seer tae z| esah. : manhood, slept side by side the sleep of eternity. | of $10,000. ‘and G dass, fos ‘satisfactorily endorsed MAXWELL & BRO, 308 nes bo i eae Senn Geter re Ropsery oF Tue Wast T; Post O 4 By order St the Pru tae. aes - @ one as no living eye can without feelin, ist Troy Post Orrice. — o1 o et “ag the presence of Him who holdeth in bis kacd t15 Over 4 Letters Broken Open —The Post Ofice J.C. McOUIRE & CO, Aucts, Be WALL & Be. ig ee destinies of us all. at West ‘Troy, was entered on Saturday night or By A. GREEN, Awotioneer 2 Turning from the dead to the living and the LAmss AnD. AFTRACT morning, and robbed of nearly its Wy, SN. Boieguir. U 7 > cosTLy cCT Bo picture of this awful disaster was complete in its | contents. The office is new, one story brick uerise Revere on | Provic! Auction <0 AND AMERICAS most terrible aspect. In the enclosure without | building, recently erected for wnat Retpese The WEDNESDAY MORNING, te 9th inst at te | ENGLISH AND Awe ur were hundreds of anxious, excited men and wo- | burglars effected an entrance at the teat of the | Se halbail tell at the late re-idence of Hom, | AND IRON SroNe (uixa Wai men, all striving to get asight of the dead. As | building by boring through the window shutter | Join B-Haskine. at the ®o-ner off strest sed ow Sort opienbe: ith eho they approached, friends gazed at their distorted _ rept rakes ur. —— ae ta Ee _Svenue north, an excellent assortment Seat fara tt Iu oe onk. 5 in tu: strivi to recognize the well known oug' a man’s hand, 1! it a u abd ‘ . > Be ~ ahoe, chat countenance of some one who was Known to be | lauds was shoved back, the wide? ict sk ering & Sone, Borton 7 oatays re OF Cio: | Sis Sath streche, a ings sud Neha coe eae among the lost Parents sought for their children, | access to the office was easily gained. ‘The letters in | Rosauod and fine Cover," {he above ware, such ae— sisters for their brothers, and brothers for their sisters. The anguish which followed the recog- nition cannot be described. We beheld stalwart men bow down and sob like children over the lifeless forms of their offspring, while gentle wo- the boxes were all taken out, and also the dead let- ters of the past quarter, which were on the shelves, and cvery one broken open. Mr, Grattan, the Postmaster, says that about 400 letters were de- stroyed, a t number of them co..taining money Bardsome suite of rat Jopeck- ered Sofes, Arm Easy, and Parlor cS = gp legart Walout Eto; and Tabi Burksk Mantel Booka Vane. pace? Two setsof very fine Damask Curtains and Cor- Table - Wins Ce Widhtiany other £ .0ds not here enumerated. men gave tears even for the sorrow of others. The | Checks and drafts. The money drawers were algo | Handsoine Parlor Chande] “The hove eals will be four worthy the atten - agonies of death were as nothing to those who | emptied of their contents, containing twenty or Brop Light, and other Gee Wurnore, fon of the pubis. as the g20de.are ai new styles of theme Pere wih he ng hae at ved |S toa te patnge af camied caisresos | Soeitit aedier nee meme | Re Bean capes ail, Suan ef : . envelopes, » ‘ 2 Ar Othe bodies of all the Milwaukieans that have | Were also taken. Nearly all Teiters were opened | Elecaat ag ar ole ton Tidshoerd, Ones AS! and mater cath; over $30 8 credit of been recovered were taken to that city by the train | by tearing the ad of the envelope, and after | Harivence Chamber Sear ‘coasiatirg of Mahogany | $324 9° days, for satisfactorily ah DF ey last night. A very large number of the friends | €xamination the letter was torn ia long sirlps,jand Wardrobe, Marble-tip, arent, Week gan, | bearing interest, and relatives of the lost returued home on the Shy See ee a bes anata Towel rack, made expressly to | —*° 10-4 WALL & NARD. Auct. e train’ The train presented the a rance . CI ‘3 orter Tipps, By J.C, U) Auctioneers. ata cortege than of an ordinary Uavalting- not for fear of detection, but left them lying | Very fine Curied baie, Cotton Top, and Husk Mat- FRECTS 9 ene “3 RE AT | tne fag chap is ws ei aloe” was tangs: | Pua Bier gnd rene Plog rate ide Ag ORNs Sor it was dropped by the robbers, or taken from a letter, is unknowe. The burglars evidently took their own time for the work, as nearly every letter in the office was broken open and destroyed. Several pieces of candle were found upon the floor, and the chairs nut Dressing Bureaus, ween let and 21 ste. The Counter, Shelving “tore Fixtures gener- ally, Tog: ther with s lot of Groceries, Crockery nad Gines W. ©. Brooms, Siu es, te, pune wife were found on Sunday hidden in a haystack on the premises of a Dutchman a short distance sonth of Evanston. The trunks had been broken open and their contents abstracted. Justice Hun- toon and Constable Lindcott, of Evanston, hear- My Sar jenny Lind pee ee on Fron Bovstead aid stained Waskitend ee” Gilt4 Looking Glasses, HKiecant Walnut and stained Wardrobes, legant Rus-ian Coffee Set (oopper,) ing of the transaction. proceeded to the Dutch- | Were drawn up in a manner that indicated they citte'ana Granite te Noe Sets, S aude tanee ‘They found there only a woman, | Were old hands at the business. It will be re- nd Crockery ware Serpy ceek. J C.MoGUIR of whom they demanded the articles taken from | Collected that the Cohoes post oftice shared a sim- end Franklin, —_—— the trunks. ne busts of Washington oth, Matting, and Ruse. Fixtures, math ® geueral assortment of Kitchen $3) and under oash; over $3) a credit 6 months, for a aad. otes, aitsrest from day of salon eee 4. GREEN, Avot, AMUSEMENTS DD FELLOWS’ HALL COMMENCING MONDAY EVE'@, Sept. 10, BUDWORTH’S (Latg tHe Onictnat any Oncy Genuine) WOOD'S MINSTRELS! THE MODEL TROUPE or rue PROFESSION, From Wood's Marble Palace of Minstretsy, 561 and 563 Broadwa-, New York—where they he woman denied knowing any- thing about them. ‘17ll tell you what it is.” sald the constable, “I want the contents of those teranks, or | want you; one or the other has vot to go to Chicago.” The woman thereupon produced a portion of the property, consisting of valuable ik dresses, jewelry, and other articles of ladiey’ wearing apparel. She also {nformed the consta- bie that more of the articles would be found at the houses of two other countrymen of bers, in the neighborhood. The officers proceeded thither and found the articles as the woman had stated. Articles taken from Col. Lumsden’s trunks were also found in four other houses in the neighbor- hood, aking sore in all among which the plunder bad been distributed. . Why Sue Went Down. It is now evident from the ap) ince of that part of the wreck that lies at ‘gett’s Point, near Wankegan. that the final catastrophe was ilar fate aboat a week ago —Albany Argus, Uth. ee U7” A few days since, says the New York Express, a representative of one of our largest dry. goods houses was arrested in Maine for selli oods by sample, contrary to law, and was accord. ngly brought before court in Portland, and fined $100 Owing to the prominence of the house he represented, and the intimations he had made that be should conduct his own defense. a large crowd bad assembled in the court room. Soon t! man arose and soberly asked the Court the Toauitience of as] @ question, which was at once granted. A found stillness and all atten- tion centered. He simply said— When 15 the Great Eastern coming to Portiand? corner = a pret. e Ferme of ee: ‘Oue Rages eau alanee tn interest, and scctred byt deed Melia THOS. DOWLING, Anct. By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO. a IGHLY VALUABLE RUILDING Garivo F¥TEKNOON, September © Premises, we St. Perer’s Cuvacn, Abaxy —Thissplendid edifice having been ote it is said there is adifference of opinion in the Vestry as to the brought about by the dropping of the engine, | propriety of opening thechurch for service imme- | have heen permanently located for the past 10 years. | D¥e rat strost east. ruaning bak 13? Test to walking-beam, ete , through the bottoms. at thee Siclsiy Al ooleeciis vor the Vestry oppose the | This Troupe (she best Ethionion Teepe te @ S0feet publicaley. “Fhie lot tf feels lenaseate? int above named, all that part of the hull absft | opening until after the consecration, which would | éry) have treshtly cioued ike tient inumph- eprivate ‘and must very waina, midsbips on the larboard side, lies upon the involve a delay of several months. as the Provi- | ®t engagement of four weeks at Barnum’s Mu- | ble ip 8 short time. in view of of beach—a full fourth of the hull from the plank | sional Bis! op (Potter) is absent in Europe seum, New York—the greatest Minstrel - | the Capito! —. shear to the keel. ‘Phe most rational explanation : Reni on record. They sre now pking their = mye half cash; the in 6 and 12 of the disaster is that the colliding vessel carried athern tour, uuder the entire supervision of ‘with anterest, secured by a deed of trust on away the larboard wheel, and most of the engine braces on that see, few thea as soon as she Tae led a-port, the ine, -beam, etc. Vin, nothin; Ao seein them, Sarre away, a mee part of the bull, and went out on the larboard side of the keel, producing the catastrophe which AYER’S SARSAPARILLA 1s a concentrated extract of Para Sar: combined with other substances of alte.a ive power as to aff ordan eff c ‘epute: those who suf R. JA H. BUDW > ME ae | FS hitvine bo Egg FIFTEEN STAR PERFORMERS: J. H. Broworrn, Tamborimst, W. 3. Bupworra, Brudder Bones Rou. WARD, Balladist, * “es PBuLL JOMR RELE. as M 1, J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Avets to cure, all secre Nol prnncag It _ a Prove of immense ; — FE Bat = the first violent roll after the collision the i i + SaLomons, Mons. Straxoscn, Bcourtomed ty duubie aud Je fatal work Onno other byp thesis can we ac- perme ind Be a Bins podectreen pela gd w. Syparroy, , - Bre ¢xoe!}~nt enddis hor: ee count for the separation of the lull, aud explain | it has been proven by experiment on many of the eos me (Ay Troties Bares. peariy vow. aud & duuble set the positive testimony of some of the officers, | Worst cases lo be found in the following ‘com Hoar J.B Greiser, of Harness will be sold at tho same time. that the walking-beam went down before the ; ; vindbans p = I a the day of anle atthe upper works floated off Hraptive Ureceene Dion Mists Eyaptions * Mast Paaxx Bevworrm, |. Terma of aule: A oredit utd monthe nena Cwicaco, Sept. Hp ineip to the present Sint Ait daar Micrel fae The Great Sensation Peta Bousa, Te a PS. es Ue S60. ante, rther tidings from the wreck have been | Neura'gia or Tie Dout a 6 II Solo Per By 5. SUIRE = = rive jor ve aay hore odies Geen | Raanigenny Eryn, Mou'ce MW AE | ,gringforgeuntt acetoxy woogmand | BY 1. Mo@UIME. & 0 7 s fovered Jt ia quite uel cep erate, cian sink, | platuts acieing irom lenpinty ve oes: Om | ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 1 | LD Wex Se Y VALUAB! ® BULLDING Lors ing of the vessel in suc! water, tl e gre: - =A - Pr, PeBtic AUCTiIoN.—On ASDA majority of those lost now lie confined ik the healt, when takon in the spring Se expee tee ol | FRACINGRACING—RACING! NOON, or 18th, At «etek. on the wreck. As regards the safetv of any others be- | humors wisioh fester in the hood oe that conte ou MARYLAND AGAINST VIRGINIA! | hac weanelen 0 amohow hate Nos. i sides those already mentioned, there is not the | tue voar. By the umsly oxesiooet comme ofl on SATUR DAS the iain og, 8%, Will | sad Bh in Square No, aa, vfrontiee £3 foot ancl shadow ofa hope. The boat itself, from exten- .. bet ‘th ¢ ) . west, ranrs sive inquiry, wes in a totally unprepared condi- rye mon Hepat as homes 4 ‘Toe oat Gieoaiy” on Prenklin Square, tion to meet such a disaster, and had there been he ‘ance of foui eruption: end of Long’ Bridge, between the fol- are located in a delighth t of the oity for & pri- eaten, aa wnt opal at life preservera | Go'id itnlf of qvrruptionssitnatavaiecd ade ihe | ORME assy, “Sylvester, Do building ste, on board, adi with proper discipline, many | through the atural o e a eens % - s building site. would have been saved. ‘Phe indignation of ie | tepastee medicnnre Chaos the beds Be an al: | as, by Wilton Brown, dam salty Mota fy terative medicine, Clea: out the vitiated blood Pear you find its im; , tee sesidue in € Band 12 ith interest, soured by a deed of trust emisce, jonton. Mr. Hansborough enters b f Andrew Jr ,dam Bettie Mariin by & friends of the lost at the want of these precautions is very great. ‘antalina,” aE ed J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Avcts. ja As the track has bee Ht ~.. @ mer as = —————— Fein: cleanse hvaon ordered, a good Tae ay forered and fhe) "5 BARNARD & BUCKRY. Auctionsers 2. LE v JSE. § D eave j : . corertoen, D.C. 318 BAGLESrovE disordor tefl» toSu‘cwock p.m. Pare Wonnta™** aoigige pune Dee ATAeaUROaN REN DENCE At m PKR - POON ist, at bait past 4 o'olock, we wilt ail ny Pi s lo: for cleansing the bi the blood GRATES” HOUSE FURR EHIND | GOODS! | healths, wadaltin weit tae ie pabulum of Boe. Promises. that desirable residence . &c , all arranged in store for imspeetion, and will | {if disordered, there ‘can be no lasting health ASHINGTON THEATER. tske pleasure in ‘eager the various new patte; ng voner or ister somophing must go wrong, and tne o Sole Lessee and Manager. ........3. W. Guan. cal ed Rook BE, BI on the northwestern i * : sreat machinery of life. dixordered or overthrowr. 3 P wen tne WOODWARD, No. 315 Pas av, Duriug late years the pu! lic have boon misied oy | THIS ESTABLISHMENT Sbout tity: ty. acroe sf lant, ieip eed aes se 13 6t ‘Between loth and 11th sts. large botties pre: 1 Will open for the PAY lar Falland Winter Season ty Frene House, Bars. priv , " on the night of THURSDAY, Novamsmn lee. at so, Ro.’ The suuation ie Desst hel bist aod Wohto ries just returned trom Milau aly, (aay. | little, faay Seraapartl JOSEPH JEFFERSON, water’ 1nd le watered by several aprinis of pure ing been in thie Musical Conservatory there, —- Thee te ae , ‘The yn ope Ase. Till commence en- cme : One-third cach; balance an_one, two and ho has been fora long time a teacher, s coef fanaae at E ot id TO Shee Sth ents on MON- res years, ing interest, secured by & deed both of Vocal and Instrumental Music in New the namettealin later een “Boe eh; aad will be of trust York, (having taught some of the best singers a een Sore 0 CRI ANT She se ll-d BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auots. ghere, such ae Radiait, Tiberint, La Grange. fe this odmpound Sarsapatilo; and intent te went Finthe rheatcal Fierance ALE or WHEEL WRIGH Ts’ Lack me . 0 supply e m oF xD BL. - £01) has come here, thinking slouseotithnaie such ® remedy as shail rescue the name from the teal Commnnicauons if sddressed to S. A, Ss SMITHS’ Stock, “I &c.—Will be sold at Eilat wafan ts lattes tat fot! | Senate gc Torlesing has tacr'etas | Seal Simousestctioatest™™” New Nek, ty | peti atins satel PU ROY Roattatl to his moral as well as his inteilectual standing. ‘. - Bssoriment ber, Tools, ai communications please ‘address to 264 Est, jculstible by the ordinary run of the disesses Ff +. 80 13-2w' intended to cure bs ~ ow Mads Work he. cf the Exner LEBER GONGEeESS Wetvarcioeas : Enxner LOBFFLER . News York Grenue, be- ~» Pi lo trkin & Bro. t Alerand ia. Va ed by Dr. itt stre%, wear ec rner Price 81 4. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, + per bottle; six bottles in one pack- _ se 13-eolm Wir gorvecetved bythe eater = tween Foy and meee wT obRaete SS i if & +4 ‘ =| 24th inatsat, at 12 o'clock. Ogg or eRe yl ro. sate ; Ie. se EVENTS: io * Litera Petron: fapected unt, nave maled te corde of good merchantal for the 3 2 season, at his Pay commencing at $ Sores “at, ext-a twi''ed racks, Assistant Quartermaster's Office, Nos. 203 and | 275 ySrq OF DEEDS.¢ CONVEY ANC ta, and ending at 10p. m. ‘Previous to the Conosre. | iam des Ashton Fine aot.) Toso d, 16 to r ual isto be delivered before the sith instant, | removed hi ‘tice ral Post Oiias, sed Second | aay a iow hour te sport, comting to while | 1200 do. “Worthi i sei at putitio auction oa arnt by Ky D CF crareriiena ree: | onetime OOOO EASE | MUNIN Rae te | eee eco, and endorsed Pre poen panned, to, the sabsoriber, A FRESH SUPPLY. Prices. paella all ja 5 otha iN MILLER, SON & CO. a MISS MILLER, Ovnyg tetas eet for Schon! Books | poses, aro requseked to (ies enay ar (eid Nic par- 7M. MoCOKMICK; Alexandria, Captain Assist’t Qua, termastor, (by sade eget pr Oe TAS Rersre ty od = Mu iseton ERS RACES OvR VALUA- Assit QranrEaassrEn’s Orvice, ad furnish my numerous customers at astonishingly mia, rae Ary rer . oo ep vos | aati Battannyne, | EXCURSIONS, PIC NICS, ee. | 2t.ereg sts fico E46LeR0n WORKS, 4 Rett street, above ! a ania - ned eRIGSSON'S CA ee poten se 12-8t id Fellows’ Hall. (qRAND TOURNAMENT AND PIO NIC N’ “3 oF THE ‘The undersigned an ng ae sole agents l VELTY MILLS FLOUR. idi ty for the manulacture sad sale ofthe eo 160 Basis th pevior Ud of Family and Eagle Riding Club, Or rae Disraict of Cotvumsta, On ANALOSTAN ISLAND, MONDAY, September 17th. ty era MBgRiKoN «CO. wellth and B vis. suit ace corner of romp ness an’ dispate! re iy employed. i, Upicerioes ‘oy beck tiatleree tar 0 eries; pinders; wood calise: by" inet mak rs; owing ee Raine, ere cuage: sso Aes Fevtaiecciee “ir aogon L.A Ties FR. cfr a SETS, white LADI INE APPLE HAN OKiERCHIEFS, art ver, 4 i : * . age LTA! 3. ol ot ae j tor deeming | SUPERIOR SHIE TGs anv cortons. | Tee cieb ax pleasure in announci weapeee fo vows - vatldings; ‘p adh for | “We haye now in store a fa stock of xuperior | the publie their {rtontion to held ‘a Grand 4 ns ginning Jive an ere ing guartgs rit in mae : Bhocting Contous ea ns einen, ai) Stgdes Tourngmentand Pic Nic at the above named ‘ oiating Nn hines; hy ie porg: Napkins and Towelinge, some tH tho lot very Gaaeaenesion sof y enighte | honeb of plat ial, of vilver ware, ite red i i ipat wtreste aes s ofa ny for pumping airalroadattions nad on th | a! ull stot Bot cacoral Glgplo Ghats fated at ton toner soraimand of Chiat We by nD. ships; for sewing machines; for job printing and soca, W. COLLEY t ‘ : om . rint: ni 5 ari WwW. EY & CO., ‘he Knights will Boe itlemen fr vi sand ing; turning; tolseco outting and pulver: NORFOLK OYSTERS! Pill be for the . ; i " NORFOLK ‘ ! ‘effort ings un teanerten gud ire making establiaiments; | ~y,9 Snort and largest NORFOLK OTSTERS | meds ts tase the eee tee ete raat mashing? towing; evindjag outery, aa. "Phy | ithe lark are reonived aad daily Wie of ail “who may favor the Clab by theif tee = aire foyeninesre uso Ro wate seis they luzaries in season) in the very best he ows sam gentiomen have kindly con- very little fuel. Person: oairous usine these J O.GAUTIF aon a é Fogines, con by applisation to sive Me ee a be Ladiesand Geytlagin's Saloon and Restaurant, ~ faperien. dob 38 6 Bs Eee. Tattefaction iu their operation eed mene MOH MtIrO | ge 11-MWaedtw tives ee and lath ate pioneer a a annette Se copes by the Pat- OWES ORIENTAL Barsam, vexp, willl Se Sra as som RR. Caaw- te. 950 \18 URE FOR ‘Agr ‘order and dero- Doypie we 2" “ne i heli, Ke BALDNESS AND HEADACHE, sm rigidly on upto police “ @ « a500|48 “ 3500 ST new discovery has produced astonishin Te- will he open fo ion of visi- Visor inep io Sosa. sont | Seah, Mienaieh cea ba oy ae | Woceee ca Peni Set alzo to ish, x nein; Bp *, Pe. Py tio, tec ral Castings Cam aay doaigrs tai | ehtfa was Por epfumy_ Puce poets. Foren e | ' Withers’ ful brass and string band hee been en- sola hare. Also, Staats Ener aoc, onhe obtained else ith. J Schwarze and B Laurenses ‘will leave Sather’, Geortotonn, as high or fow pressure: saw ont ist mites ‘hy. | se }1-eotm us a azinugton, overy five ort aGe, + tage ne ng Pi ng ® sontioman Bad T 7" ad iid iron water tanks: = fi, fa to Robeing or other tas and fa hig of Gun Serhad ef ait’ ot 0 13-2aw3m WM M ELLIS & BRO storos and restaurants aad at oa: HO; oretows ad Sk Wnts on te merit of the Tournament 2018 St Th Tas wean xR oe twig, seain.on Monday, tho that ND-HAND PIANO.—a 6361 0c- ig ood 5 ssleat the Ma sore order, for 95), for |’ Wi @/MBrZeuorr, P ata ae.