Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1860, Page 1

THE DAILY EVENING Stak 18 pusisuEp EVERY AFTERNOON, ‘(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Lith st. yeér, or ST cents per month. To mail subscribers the price is 93.59 a year, im advance; $2 for siz months; $1 for three months; and for less thea three months at the rate of \2centss week. Single oopics, ONE CANT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. U7" Aovanrisxmmnts sacald be sent to the Leflore 12 o’c.ook m.; otherwise they may not until :he next da: 8 St. Andrew's Seciety bration. —Tonsts, . Speeches, &c. [ Reported for The Star } Friday, November 30th, being the anniversary of the titular Saint of Scotland, (St. Aner) the Society, in accordance with a custom, held theif sixth anniversary, at Gautier and sat down to a sumptuous entertainmen which did great credit to the worthy eateret. President Cameron stated the prosperity of the Soc ety im admissions and finances, and the num_ ber of Individuals relieved. Abort fifty gentle. men sat dowa ta supper, who seemed to enjoy the occasion with mach harmony and gtee. The following standard toasts were then drunk and responded to by either a song Or a brief speech from those whose names are placed oppo- site: “1. The day we celebrate, and a’ who bono {t: Wheo _— on the roll of wh by eat it be the recollectiot “Sect by Buber Cemense—* “Here’s to the Land of Bonnets Blue.”” “2. The President of the United States: In the full conviction of the excellency of our inatitu- tions, may he ever cultivate those virtues which der them permanent “Song by ohn M. Young, Sen.—“‘American Str’ “3. oe Majesty Queea Victoria: Endeared to ber people by ber many Chrtsttan virtues, long may she reign.”? Song by Hf. B. Todd.—March 6f the Cameron M The memory of Washington.” [in silence} The land serie somata land we live in.’ gbly honored in being called upon to respond to this toast. Although ft would perbaps More appropriately fall to the task of cae gentleman who had actually left Scotland— nt.—For their country’s good. [Laugh- ‘any of bis friends seemed to have the impres- sion that be was born in the land of Old Seetia; but such bad not been his good fortune. He (the speaker) was born in Vir, ‘nia, withina few miles of Mount Vernon. fis father, whom his friend on bis right (Mr. Carlisle) well remembers—[Mr. Carlisle. Yes, | do]—wasa resident of this city from 1810 Mr. Carlisle, (good humoredly.)—Gentlemen, I tmust let you know that I don’t remember him at that time. ie before I was borna con- Laughter J ‘he speaker remembered, how- the toast which they had just drank previous to the present one. thatas a member of a i riflemen in the town of Alex- andria, his father had the bonor to discharge his rifle over the sumaipaat Seer e Washington when he wea consigned to his tomb at Mount Vernon. He feit it a high honor to be called upen to = ond to sach a sentiment as “‘ The land you left the land you live in.” w He did not regard it as being at all inconsistent to cherish the love of fatherland, and the love which they bad fer the institutions of the coun which gave them protection, where they earn their support, and where they cherished all those social sympathies and agreeable feelings which bad been so well displayed there that ni are far from there being any inconsistency these emotions, he should be very much inclined to doubt the loyalty to the Constitution of the United States, and the institutions under which they Hved, of that man who could retain no love for his native land {Applause} He should doubt still more the loyalty of that native-born citizen to the Constitution and the Isws of this couatry who had no love and no affection, no veneration for that land which contained the ashes of bis forefathers. (Applaus-.] To the native Scotch- men he would say, the more they loved theirown country, they venerated all thst was venerable, all that had made Scotland the rig yes of the world; the more they venerated and revered all that bad consecrated thetr native land to them- selves, the greater — was afforded that they would be true, faithfal, and loyal citizens of this Republic It was not necessary for him to eulogize Scot- land before such an assemblage as t! before him. The world knew her by rt. There was nota single niche in the whole temple of fame that was not or might not be occu by some statue dedicated to te reputation of some great Scotchman. [Applause } ne - “6. The Army and Navy: two pro tectors of a nation’s dignity and honor.’ § nd Teenon and Corpeaation of Washingto ‘he Mayor an jon 2 city: May we bask in security under their foster- ing care, and may their united efforts ever further the interests ee porey Carmng ig F -* Response by his Henor ayor The President, in announcing the above toast, said he thought it was susceptible of division, and he was much inclined to divide it. He could cheerfully drink to the Mayor’s health; but, in bis dgment, the less said about the Corporation the ae A number of years ago theysent him on “to the workhouse for one year; after he had been there about two days, the rations got to be in avery low state, and consequently he ae to feel very xuncomfortable. Snortly after tha change was made, mach to the relief of his feeble tution ‘The Mayor, im responding to the sentiment, said {it was the first time in bis life that be had had the opportunity of mingling with that Association, or one of a like ¢ ter, upon the occasion which then at pe the ether. Por the gen- ast, he need n dred years ago; and that trentng, in aye ee elevate Seeds sanity a 2 oats which now seemed to ere long disa) reared they be la again upon great ocean of phondest the best, and the most pros; upon the face of Almighty’searth. [Aj In that bope, was there a person within of bis-veice who did not realize the fact that verywhere, their desce: =a Praiacst, ‘because I don’t know but what it is my duty as the special representative of the Cor- to turn my beck upoa com) more him; say nothing ar, ees oped ah tue energy ot se aie ea or Ing the C mae, 09 that pot. ae wit of Washington am obliged to defend it in aaa iadifferent In the cuse tion the Mayor said that uniform success, but that I must mail assemblage, and el , and laugbter)—where nobody pre anytatn, that he can’t stand , [tang and nobody feels anything that js not per- LB sober, Sag eos sey in this seclusion and confidence 1 must to you that the Cor on is on ioe e wren side. (Hear, When thatis the — and say ce was. “i m Lee 4 ~ ‘Lang! As far a rae eee only meagan ey daysin the case of the grant. Renewed, ngbter Bet his own N iloaned 1 xf ° on aaa Our the pur, of bel: tid tones 4 committed there for sixty ‘that offense, as I believe it the act of limitation. yor ' bas spoken for impel, jmpelf, Corporation I have vored in this pre to corm to your tender , diag ‘hter.] Upon, the whole, ante ef ce does’at profess to be poe ion of Solomons. Amongst ui to be an Alderman and a membe; aot ie? ‘ommon Couacil, as laid down in the 1948, 1¥ is nowhere said that he must be as hed as (Laughter) If it were am afraid that there would be a great many of contested elections. (Renewed laughter.) ay teat | boars ey can, and I may be at liberty Ui ep the vice and a steady hand at the cyan ee them right, they eee now as epg » in my optnion, as they ever id in their ppertanly, in @ an open sea and a safe channel. “B. The Lasses: The cherished idols of our bearts, and the of our family circles.’ ost by John Reekie—‘Green grow the rushes, if bore, ee 8 = g VOLUNTEER TOASTS. ular toasta being druuk, the Chair an- Bk ae is readiness to receive Volunteer toasts from any of those present. By the Treasurer, Mr. T. H. Smith—The mem- ory of Joseph Gales, the Nestor of Editors, his kindly appreciation ‘of our festive board is our best endorsement. This sentiment was responded oie d Mr. Car- lisle and Mr. n genie ie ed dle propriate ghiribute to remarka, both conic worth of the seen moral excell ‘ing Secretary, Mr. William oak Se e heated link of the American Unton be cooled down ina fountain of honest love. a Mai er, Mr. James Gould—Let Wash- m city flourish and ever remain what its —yh founder designed—the Capital of the a By W.S.Roberts—The Equality of the States — Lo perpetuity of the Unton.’’ Tati President, after a few explanatory remarks, asa close connection between the St. Andrews deat ef and the Burns Club, and seeing the Presi- deat a Burns Club present, offered the fol- ae ree ta Clephane, President of the Burns Club. Mr. C. returned thanks in a few brief remarks. He said he bad listened tothe high eulogies of Mr. Carlisle and Professor Macleod, on the char- acter of the late Joseph Gales, which had o becker gy on his feelings; that he endo aap me rated every they bad said. He had known him for more than forty years, and found him the same man in prosperity as in adversity. Mr.C. said he was a Scotsman born, though long absent from his ve land. He could now impartially judge of the character of Scotsmen— that Saree not politicians; that they were not @ gregarious peo} ing ether upon election or other public = acoso evidenced from the fact that few, indeed, held office under Government, unless they were of a utilitarian kind; they were a reading people, and could judge each for himseif, and when once their optuions were formed, it was as difficult to change their mindsas to turn back the Potomac river to {is source. He mentioned many instances in which the United States had been benefited by their in- wegrity, skill and perseverance, illustrating the same by names, and stating many well-known factsa—that they were distiagtished by patriotism in the Revolution, in fields of battle and in the councils of the nation; that a Scotsman a President of the United States; and that Lee or three had signed the Declaration of Independence. je also alluded to the sarcophagi which in- close the remains of Weaaniagton and his lady, ited by a stonecutter of Philadelphia to the ily resident there, through a philanthropic motive, after witnessing the decayed coffins in which the bodies were exposed in the vault. These remarks, be observed, were not made through national vanity, but to anew what Scots done in the service of their —— wate. He concluded by proposing the a i "Kae a Andrews and Burns Society. kindred asso- clations: May nothiog occur that will jar or dis- turb the social intercourse and kind feelings that exist between tuem.”’ By Mr Henry B. Todd.—‘The memory of Thos. Slight, Esq” [In silence] Appropriste song. By Vice President Mr. Jno. Smith —‘‘ The of Scotland : Pesce that shall ever be en- deared to Scotia, the land of song, while the bleak, rugged mountains point their rude wana to the sky.” oak ir. Leng ayy crate of our distin- Mr. ges Neest ih his usual , Smith—The health of the President of the Ba his lady. is ‘The bealth of the Vice President and lady was next proposed By Mr. Jewell—The ladies—they speak thethselves. a Rai Phe old Scottish home, from ene 8 the pos, epiag Me, wiul ts memory ir. Geo. H. Brown—The heroes of Amer! pies cap, Seibert rgd henca eae thelr illest! exam| paliver fade from our sight. at pia By fe. Andrew Small —‘The Joba Franklin and bis associates, w! — mage : with the of Kane. 0Se nthropy in attem| to rescue, them had Qeought im to an mp a By Mr. James Clephane—“‘The United States and Great Britain: —_ that matual pra Ege that unites regen pod the of Europe that prespenty # ich emanates freedom.’’ By John Robertson.—‘‘ Sym, Prerey~Tee lan- guage of at the silver that binds man to man, ids luster to humanity.” « Joun Findlay, Eiq.—May increasi: ppd attend his efforts fa promoting the lataront of Scotchmen, icen‘Jouradl.” the medium of hig Scot- Wasuino ton, Nov. _ - Lave bad the honor ad ple happy apd more united, and may you the sevession of. a tingle member Ul deataealls | him awey. rol idan ge aera BATON. To @. Cameron, Pres’t St. andrew'e Society. OFPICERS OF THE sOCTETY. bert Cameron, President. john —— Ist Vice President. ‘homas MISCELLANEOUS. eon OPEN ORIGINAL or BOOK ‘STORE, 476 inusiamemanind AVENUE, Neat door to Clay's (late U. S.) Hotel, be- » tween Third band 4 streets. G. G. EVANS, in order to accommodate his logions of customers throughont the United States, has A BRANCH STORE of his-widely celebrated GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE in Washington City, at 476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, where can always be found a complete stock of the STANDARD — of WORKS UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. Every book is sold at the sod PUBLISHER’S REGULAR RATES, A GIFT worth from Fifty Cents to ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS is presented to EVERY PURCHASER at the time of the sale. Being extensively engaxed ourselves in the PUBLICATION OF BOOKS, and from our large sales enabled to purchase entire editions from other publishers, we can offer INDUCEMENTS Es to our patrons not eisewhere to be obtained. 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Avenvg, no 10-tf ‘Washington, D. C. pecans AND GAS FITTERS. V. THOMP8ON & CO. J Pb oecten cal the attention of water takers to their tment of Fix! to its in Ht aeso i etio' foll —| $n pens fol soe cee OILERS. fon KITCHEN 8 +) aire rol it. Pisa wa PIPES, SHY DIA EASE ee . &o. Havi r owledyi Into dwealltn nae ens 309 Pean. avenue, no 26 dtMarl bet. 9th and Joth sta.. south aide. Pure OLD RYS |i tad FOR MEDI- aetna rit rr oa teen bottle. demand we have for Sat = ra excel- paite tus Selig None end hs pey i ie rs Hberal dis Ussonnt on oe re gee Dealer in fine Winew and Ligu ow Funiy Creseries 20-504 opp. Centar Ata i ket, NOTE, 32, dec Re Ne AS RS ah Ons. 0 folie: wine ing \ correct ite by employers ve inf oes Of, and are recogni: or. pas to og ¥ jook & it jook & Herbert, ioker, ies pene, No, aa haat , Between, pottnon tots utipeny and et just 0} ter ro the je ex here the: no SEpenae 4th un yee wolles punt. This aoa) November the repel & merece. ethers es au, y QY: vail if Sa hit weed with ' heart UR BONNETS, ey coe a FLATS, the terial: “Call st onoe cd hie of th S Tost material’ dv. Sth and Heme SEGRO ‘RIMMIN twill Ly 3 HAUSE et wee 08 R. Cc, sak. K _ STL ESE fate ate ki rice ee cee re us no 2 tt Seat . ee one Gas Fixtures, THE BEST Se FRvER OFFERED from new patterns, ction im prices, wi pri als who as their work done wen’ |, tO. aycogtis at Beda av ve: SMPRON & co. ne t v seymour’ IN GEORGETOWN. ave with oh Merge! v roe Prac oal kk flection of follows of the Fur ness enable jes me with oertBiaty to invite the po af Fae) made from fine and fresh caught aon nade Mi Fon, Sable, Ww. F. say one Georgetown. GENTLEMEN aDY-M Our present assortment 0 READY-MADE BE ELOTHING a rie ality. lomery. &o., & Rat gue usual low pr manner. ALL, 8 DES HI ct TLEMEN ers to citize: mediate out-fit Supe, { this time. ness eat . Fine Shirts Cos. im made ¢9 order ip the st superior TChotinss TEPAE ENE G of selling ih Pe TLSRAM Olt tly re HA’ duced prices for cash is in successful ration, Jus cade ya sty. ng auals ty of Fipe Prench Cal no @ vad d cd-devis 2 santa Ft eeasts sto opponite Avenue fous ar SURI of Pare ‘eoei ved 8 ful oof DE RESS it rate RYE WHISK brands of Pure Old Rye Wh: ied. st relisdie dist Taupply of the inteat Hat $3 ie LBatant Louth font Leather Sayed to offset cag i oe order to vent f for, the Manufao- vl frem =i ‘No. —On hand severa itky, Copper Dis- atilie Penn- aa Virginia, warranted pure, ieee aan oved notos. early call tad, ee OF PEt RU SHEREORD Marbie _90 17 3m. orks, 352 betwee n 12th and 13th, OUGHB, mo sftthuboon gs &o. COMPOUND S This pleasant so long known persons have become se romoscy, enentsn bottle. ee Ww Se oop A 289 Pa. Av., ar Milena Wharf foot of Seventeen GP oF cum ARABIO. A ppsels: rt Cough Rei tensively w has Gest r with ite extrao; i the princi; rag 2m. i, cOaAaL anp ltrs Ste., ar repsind a DOVE & CO. Asan Bea oR ct A ALEX EXANDRIA Ny One desir seisizer enna cEuse rantings (EXE: ai muon or little—Bar- ig tt rei or, ip a = an . trans oad sad dal dei nveceem botw a ing: rhe BC RERS W atONG ic its pee RL those cities. red upon the slates th Star fice, at Bacon’s Grocery Sto: e, ores Wheel ess fware Store, will beprompe. no 14-lm « De SCHENCK'S PULM or Stomach, sooom Pe mae i eteenaey Vevumouinie cies es | E. oorner of Mowing cert of complete cures i: ovat Wert Fith at treet, Wasy, BR poorien in lod NOTICE. REM OVA L. {have removed ae Gr tse's the § sont batweon continued 6 (ue 1b San) coe Taaac a AND nase rarer? AND MBS ES oR Fi ee, ah Di aie iN Fay eRe OTES ONEY?! Notes of all ban! no 2-3w Pa. avenue, bet. od oo Lae Y ae aeett raise “a he, Be NKING Dy OUBE Ure aes FANT & vd A rt reno: I SNYD! and Virgima iy cate reat themest vor wanted, no%im (BER AND GA R deen lo N THANKSGIVING DAY! MINCE MEAT-MINCE MEAT! reer wishany reer Seatiae price onen. Teeth vty pe aoetrs desire; eta siete y coms in this oity—No. 338 a A Noo? Arch streets ? 5 MUNSON os tat nn ee Office ax: east of De mrttae mend the C! =e Oise S06 FR ereane S CARRIAGE FACTORIES. Wy ASHINGTON s Betoun oh and Sirs oes a a pe eiaees, ond Pheatent, Ft ave poston okt. emesienion in raelvoe nt ne | a eta nee EERE ap 2-dly aa eats Tos sella trace additions to bi ees pia Be & Hadi bes surpaneod: and Eepeninatog, ——— Wareons rept on re, 5a eee prompt sl commer arena” ‘This exceiient Family end News Jouraai—con- taining & greeter varitty of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is pubiished o8 Traxs—Cast, invariably, im advance, Copy, per ANOEM..... —..-.. $1 oopies — —__- ——- —— —— copies... — —— “Ten ‘Twenty-five copres______ 7 itimvanabiy contains the “Washington News’’ that has made Th: Deiy Evening Star etrowiate eo generally throughout the country. TP "Bingle copies (in wrappers) can be prosured st the counter, immediately after the issue of the papet. Price-THREE CENTS. WOOD AND OOAL. TO THE PUBLIC: GO WHERE VOU CAN Rt vor MONEY'S WORTH! [GrTRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT ey TRY WHAT? Try the PIONEBR MIL. OD there. Aanpad bes gee PROVE WHAT? 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Fo ees d water thr: sat WEEN ENT—The FIRST oon. of the seater erdae © EDUCATIONAL. Brent rhe LE Eoue ioc _ hy soa! —_ ; atten’ mes most sree thenic: wuselios, are respectfully ates visit the e Union F i © Actdems, RE rie Z. RIC _euStf = ee Miss. ANN Number of parts Tisalted Eek twenty. 00 16 eat jEMALE prsehi AND DaY SCHOOL BXANORIA. ¥ MICK. TALS ation AE a4 fad ee Fecantly a tcren pcos Soott,, ogee 0. 180 Ki nogeias H renoh, Latin in. to dey se! sate receive a sree acts areca who, baa nym id ne , Rev. Dr, Ehas feasd de Marcial ghntorine anon! soscion—payabis sean oneal, Spee scunes at Professors ose AMILIES WANT A BEALTHY DRINK: THEY WANT IT TEMPERATE and COLINEAU'S TABLE BEER ISTHE THING! It is less intoxi: cider, and is far more intosegting fi d strengthenixg. 4 Forsale by all Grovers, S conte 8 glase—eig conte SREAT BARGAINS IN PIAN wey DIS? SEVED-COlm Rosewood & —— ether ioe oni aoe G. Meat Go reveite