Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1860, Page 1

’ ‘THE DAILY EVENING STAR is PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BULLDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st., Papers served in packages by carriers at @4 8 ‘yesr, or S1 cents per month. To mail sabsoribers 3.50 & year, in advance; $2 for six months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months at the rate of 2cents a week. Single copies, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWO CENTS. [D7 Apvsariseaents saould be sent to the office Pelore If o’c.ock m.; otherwise they may not appear | until thé next day. yee, XVI. Ebenimng WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1860. Star. | FOREIGN MISCELLANY. Victor Exwaxve.’s Extry into Napres. [From the respondent of the Daily News) .—I am delighted to say that both K og Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi e ies together, for it would have bee: a grievous thing if, as had been feared, the apostle of Italian liberty, the man of the cea- tury, had not beea united with the sovereign on this great occasion. When they left railway on route for the cathedral, there were Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi on his left hand, and the pro-Dietators of Sicily and aples sitting opposite them in the same car- riage. The suite followed, and all aloug the railway to the Duomo there was a perfect ova- tion. ‘The stree’s, which are very narrow, and scarcely wide enough to admitof more than two fat persons abreast, were festooned with flowers and evergreens hung from window to window, pictures, tapestry, banners, and all the adjuncts of a great fete in Naples were there, but looking as triste and downcast a: hoary rains could make them. On arriving at the Duomo, or the Cathedral, the of which was beantifally decorated. His Hi y was received by the authorities, and conducted to the high altar amidst such a storm of shouts d applause as could only be compared to the orm which was raging ow “Viva Victor | Emmanuel !"’ Viva Garibaldi !”” «Viva Italia Unita!’* Such were tne cries which rose, not from one, but from « united body of many thousands, who waved their hats, and hand- kerchiefs, and flags as the ro’ vanced to the high altar; thedral Church of San Januarius, the spec pretector of the Bourbons, whose favor (the | szint’s) Baron Brenier not long since requested as an honor for M. Thoavenel. There was | me attempt to silence the multitude, but you ht as well have told the waves of the sea to be silent, and the shouts rose louder and louder by some irresistible necessity which no human power could control. The King did not take his seat on ths throne, | but steed a little below it, and wipe !—aye, even kings perspire—yes, wiped his hanu then bis face, with his pocket handkerchief; and then looked round with that bold, . uuted aspect which indicated an iron nerve. ortly after, the ceremony began, and His M sjesty knelt at the prie Dien, whilst Gari- ro-Dictators, Farini, and others, ind him. The Te Deum was sung in magnificent style; royal party de« same long and, as soon over, the nded from the altar amidst vatinued and increasing shouts, went to v the treasury and the ca1pel of San Jenuarias, where the blood of the eatnt is kept. Of course it was to be visited, but who oan imagine either of those men bowing down in reverence before this chemical humbug ? A+ soon as the ceremony was over they came down the aisle, and I had an admirable view of the King and the Liberator face to face, and am of sun shone out on the —_ * Humanity” after. The difference ts ions could not fail to strike the I looked at Victor Emm unvarying face and bold glance, and said —he is the re galaniuomo, true to his word, ady to maintain it with his sword; but I ton Garibaldi, end felt all the moral ,greodeur of his character—not a statesman, something mueh higher—he car- bis character, an am: t ch wasimmense, though the soldiers xround the church on either side did ail they could to | the path open, but it was all of no use; | f the poorest of the poor laid hold of his eign’s hand and ked with him ah peopleclung to Garibaldi and kissed and embraced him as a father. He was the great idol in a temple of idols; and so the royal party walked down the church, and entered _— carriage in the midst of the bursts and ‘ long continued storms of applause, as herete- fore. The King was dressed, let me sey, a8 0 4ioueral of Division, and aldi in the same ple dress in which he had conquered the ies and given y a kingdom. d e cathedral clergy refused to officiate on this occasivn, the clergy of the palace offered their services. Ganrpator’s Fansweit Appress. Loxvox, Nov. 16, 1960.—The following is the farewell address of Garibaldi: “ Navies, Noy. 8. 1360. * To my Companions in Arms :—We must now consider the period which is just finishing ast stage bat one in our national resur- rection, and prepare ourselves to finish, wor- thily, the uervellous design of the elect of twenty geucrations, the completion of which Providence has reserved for this fortunate age 3 = of yours. “ Yes. young men, Italy owes to you an un- dertaking which has been marked by the ap- plause of the Universe. To this wonderful ao- count in your country’s history, another more 4 — glorious still will be added, and the slave shall | show at Jast to his free brethren a sharpened sword forged from the links of his fetters. To arms, then. all of you, and the oppressors and disappear like the dast. cast all cowards from your arm mly give you cowards for children, and you who are the daughters of the | ty must have children who are noble Let: timid doctrines be cast out us. Providence bas presented Italy with Vie and by the side of Victor Emanuel every quarrel should be for- gotten. “Oace more I regent my battle-cry, ‘To orms, all of you.’ If March, 1361, does not find n of italians in arms, then alasfor Lib- —— alas for thee rer ware of 1861, of | te if necessary, ¢ , God us all st our posta. Lte of Cal Palermo, Vol tarno, Ancon® ous jfidardo and Iserni man of this who is not a coward, or on our side Ail of us, all of us, I aay, stand. round the glorious hero of Pal will s'rike the last blow at the crambling edifice of tyranny * Receive, volunteers, the honored conquer- ors of*batties, one word of farewell from me to- day. I am obliged to retire, but it is for afew ‘ days only: “The bour of battle will find me £4 wiih-yéu again. Let those only return to their ‘S homes.who are er balied by the imperative duties of their families, those who by their wound beve deserved the gratitude of ther mba Tbee mills serve Italy in their homes aad the t of their rs. We shall meet ere |, again to march to- r for the redemptied of cut brethren who ill the et of the stranger. ve shall meet again ‘ete long, and march together to new triump! Cuaxa. The Times publishes a long communication from. its correspondent ia China. The rapture of no see took place on the 7th, and.on the 8th ¢ moved forward on Pekin; on the 9th, Fig hie tegen apd on the lith the outposts of forces bad cas lace called he Times thinks the under therwails of the a ii roe spetbae Darel have been Dose le must an about this Gme. The Sabelpasion. fm in camp seems, peepre = nore po agegy Ps T been entirely cow perepeaeen sad it ras. provable the hood of cathe Slow the army.to re-emb: {ure the approach of winter, but it seem 7 wre likely that the expital bes been taken and occcepied, and that it with ~— held _ tape oe the whole winter, nor can oe er pees pres thatt the two General re a fall cceupation of puget? bad imposed such terms on the enemy, Age insure its good behavior for many a je =s German Cages y hed some detail respec ic med number of hi thic — whom 1,612 are in America. prot of the science are 5 in Germany, sansly, 2 t Prague, 2 at Munich, 1 at Vienna; in the latter city, also, is one veterinary home@opathy. The number of homa@opaths in jefmany earl, and 32 <p 21 of e former are attached to hos- Of hospitals in Germany there are onl ral 9 nine of them are in Austria, 3 of the ng at vienna, one of 160 beds. another ot ra and another of 60. The journals which treat homeopathy in Germany are 8—4 of them doing ‘go aclentifically, the rest for the ordinary public. The largest society of homa@opaths is in that countr \t consists of 230 members, and holdsan- nual ee In France there are 4u2 boma@o- ithe, da land 244 (with 2 teria yr at oes on;) in Spain 94 (with a hospital at Madri: Belgium in Holland Italy 14; im the Scandinavian counties 12; in Danuban Principalities 4; in Russia 67 (with hospital at Moscow;) in Portugal 47; in Asia and in Africa 6. The rest are in America. in the latter country also are hospitals at Boston, Chica- ge Philadelphia, and, in ean on, clinical lec- ures are given in many places Loxo Suots —A friend of ours, strolling on the river bank opposite the city, saw several gentle- men handl'ng firearms of a new patent, and try- ing the range of their balls, an afternoon or two since. A tall, muscular, and seli indi- vidual owned the guns, and remarked to the by- standers that to suow what a man could do be must fire without a rest; but to show whatthe gun could do he must fire with a rest. Acting on the latter ace le he discharged one of his pieces some © times ata rock not less that 400 yards distant in the river, and struck it each time withina e of about a footin diameter, The ‘weapon hort in the barrel, was quite hea’ like a yager or rifle, and was loaded at the breec! in a manner altogether new to our friend, who was unable beet: ea very accurate description of the process ‘he circumstance of the long shots is here noticed only to inform our readers that the tsi marksman was no other that a ae Benjamin MeCulloch. the celebrated Texas Ranger.—Mii- ledgeville Herald. UF> The sfnguiarly artificial system of English bookselling receives a curious {1 ation in the treatment of pop! , like “The Woman in White,” or “E rington. ” These were both originally Sabllsked ta cheep serial works, id are procurable fora few shillings in that ‘et It seems to be worth the publishers’ while to bring out three-volume editions of each, at the old-fasbioned price of £1 Lis. 6d., and, in the case of ‘*The Woman !n W hite,” to give ‘the author five hundred pounds for the pritilege of so doing. It is almost certain that nota single copy of these three-volume editions is bought by 8 private purchaser, and the price is marsty nomi- nal. Mr. Mudie (the much-: _— and his brother Librarians are the only buyers, at any terms that may be on. A edition, at a fair price, that the people might actuall: bay, would apparently save a great deal of trouble cun- nected with the present roundabout system. New Orleans recently leagued together in an agreement to raise the prices at which they would pursue their calling. Their customers rebelled, and either sbaved” themselves or went with full beards and flowing locks. The hair-dressers were driven to operate on each others beads through pure ennul; this not being sufficiently remunera- pp life, some of them began to turn traitors and give clandestine shaves at old prices The staunch ones heard of the perfidy and sacked the shoos of the recreants, after which the move- ment stopped, and ny 4 shaving is now done at ae gen in the Creacent City. Fora time, though, this intestine broil seemed likel: to tura thee thoughts of men from cockades an disanion. Distxtow ExtRavacanctni L. Manning. of South i speech at Columbia, South sed the following bombest! guag «Cotton is king,’’ and would ensble usin e to rule the nations of the world, or suécessfully to encounter them in war. The millioas in Frapce and England engaged in its manufacture are an effectual guarantee of friendship of those nations. if necessary, thelr armies would stand to guard its uninterrupted an cefal cultivation, and their men-of-war wi line our coast to guard it in its transit froin our ports. Tm A locomoti ve engine isa strange kind of t such a pnipit was improvised in Eng- Pind the the preacher being the Bishop of Leaton, and the congregation 2,000 of the workmen of the Midland Railway, and the church the Derby railway station. Phe sermon was hed by the request of the workmen, who of bis lordsbip’s presence in and an English paper thinks such an auditory, such circumstances, must certainly be ‘without a parallel di ry ofthe Parish Church at Rome tefased to ne the had died from the effects of drin: the deceased came to the church-yard attended by alargecrowd. Whe grave was found to be only partielly rE oye baving waited for this to be completed, coffin was lowered, and, without a word of prayer or other service, the wife threw in a clod, and the party withdrew, amid the loud execrations of the crowd on the conduct of the clergyman Cartie Drinc —The Fayetteville (Tenn ) Ob- server of the i5th says:—*Within the past few days quitea number of cattle have died here- abouts. A mortem exam{nation has shown a herd of indigestible something in the atin believed to be cornstalks. The animals ina few hours after Showing the first sy at symp. of ailment, and medical A Damrzr on Patniorism.—About twenty ered, when too Jate, that the Ken- Se redenn bes been made in Massachusetts. The il was good. notwithstanding Sok Sat al “Tenth i" Xe" meee Pyeektnt ben These ie Miter the jr ‘of the old Tenth Legion are neither secessionists nor dis- unionists. They are Joyal to the Constitution and Laws of the land.” eae are Napoleon's try is again Fated of ag a pears to be fully decided \. casio: ofa trp the Arce Sh wl be companied by several men of and artists Fo agg oo erry Cosmeric —Over 100, 4 a er 8, an commonty called veuttartile de hacbo lore uted, tt it i iin iy ine Proven iediee anoualiy, white, face, aaah, and arma. cosmetic {m ported. ‘The R Ci Archbishop of Ni van, bs tectived af et tedal from the . “do ac! with which te el a ms Dd to the nt i coe ons» Pee to this ela sr venlent and <a material for fill partitions in and floors cg Ry chew — “S the barbers ana had bis TEN. —Poelan, fad ait, Moran, L ai seeing tp Ca Bowdin Srst class player.—Beston a 1 febeated wore the French & The fans is 3,254, ts} MISCELLANEOUS. NOW OPEN THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE, AT 476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Next door to Clay’s (late U. S.) Hotel, be- tween Third and 44 streets. G. G6. 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Every book is sold at the ‘aa 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 ongaced ourselves in the PUBLICATION OF BOOKS, and from our large sales enabled to purchase entire blishers, we oan offer — from other INDUCEMENTS rs our patrons not eisowhere to be obtained. @UR GIFTS ARE ORNAMENTAL, USEFUL, AND VAL- UABLE, Comprising a Thousand Varieties ; Among which we name— Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Cheins, lendid Biaok and Plaid Silk Dress Pat- Partor Time Pieces, Silver Plated Ware, Costly Sets of Cameos, Mosaic, Florentine, Coral, ath Garnet, Turquois and Lava Jewe. Gold Lockets, Pencils and Pens, Ladies’ Neok. and Chatelaine Chains, Gents’ Bosom Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Pooket Knives, Port Monvaies, &o,, &. The citizens of tho District and vicinity are re- spectfully invited to examine our stook of Books and Gifts, whether desirous of purchasing or not and by so doing will be enabled to judge of the ad- vantages to be derived from our popuiar system of conducting Book sales, {17 Call for our new cinasified Catalogue,wherein our method of doing basiness will be found fully detailed. {17 Persons sending for books from 8 distance at store, the gifts, in all cases, Socompanying the purchase, will receive ettention as thong: 6.6. EVANS’S GIFT BOOK EMPORIUM, 476 Panna. AvENvE, no 10-tf Washington, D. C. No Secession. COMPROMISE ae eS, THE The obnoxious ‘inert Sat will be repesled non-intervention adhered to. so that carry her proparty into all the Staton a: “ine the nid: a oa bay he andersign’ ies ju reo ing Tobacco a the name PR lo be the best ever manu the & new lot of IQUE, whi lactured. 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