Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1861, Page 3

a LOCAL NEWS. P Though Ter Stan is printed on the fastest pels press in wee south of Baltimore, its edition 42 20 larry as to requite It to be put to press at an early Gour; Advertizements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may net appear until the next day. oo Nottez.—District of Columbia Advertisements to be Inserted in the Battmonz Sun are received atand forwarded from Tux Star Office. center eee nore een es omen Tue Crry Corncits in Secket Szssion —No MNtthe excitement and curicelty was evident lat night, in certain quartets, growing out of the fact that the City Counciis were in session in the Al- dermen’s chamber, with closed doors. Our ‘‘Ites”’ ‘was about, but at the head of the stairway leading to the secret council, he encountered a look- ing, but determined sentinel, who informed him that no one could pass, and for oncethe ubiquitous individual who takes notes for the “ Star,’’ was nonplussed. He feels it incumbent on him, how- ever, to state that the Districtand Corporation Ab torneys were present, and that it is tat their deliberations resulted in a unanimous conclusion upon @ resolution to be offered and in vofb boards of the Me Councils next Monday night, expressing in substance, it whee h influx of strangers into the ci! may be ex on or about the 4th of Marc’ next. Resolved, that the Mayor be authorized appoint saob extra police forceas may be tequi upon the occasion. Minitary Meatine at Temperanes HaLt.— Halt dost niga, 1 the purpose soc of ergauising = jall lest night, for ti zing a & rifle corps for the Thi: Yard. Dr. Robinson celled the meeting to order; and Mr. James E. Waugh was made chairman, end Mr. Jobn Cleary The Chair explained the object of the meeting, stating that the call for it had been Son dy twenty-five gentlemen, and that it was inept: to form a volunteer rifig organization for the pro- tection of the city, to be temporary or permanent, 4s the meeting might determine. A committee wae appointed to draft a constitu- tien. Raving retired for a while, the committee Teported 2 portion of the constitution of Company AU WWasbington Light Infantry, with various medifications; which was adopted. The com- ‘nittee asked further time upon the remainder of the constitution. The same committee had been instructed to consult as to a preper name for thecempany. They rted, recommending that the company be lled the Crittenden Rifles. [Cheers] Adopted unanimously The following resolution was offered: Resolved. That a committee of three be appoint- ed by the Chair to wait on Capt. Kretchmar, and if the object for which the company is formed meet his approbation, invite bim to assume the command of the same. Tabled. A committee of three was appointed to select a suitable uniform; after which the meeting ad- urned to next Wednesday night. The Metropolitan Rifles also met at Iemper- ance Hall, ina room adjoining that where the Crittenden Rifles met Capt. A R. Allen was iu the chair, and a large crowd of members pres- nt. Their organization was perfected by the ection of the following officers:—F. Herbert, econd Sergeant; C. Sherwood, Third Sergeant; P. Stone, Fourth Sergeant; Samuel Lewis, Fifth rgeant, J. T. Sater, First Corporal; , Second be tae ;N Sardo, Third Mr. Groves, MBurth Corporal; A.W. Secretary; W.-H Nalley, Treasurer. A committee was appointed to make arrange- ments for an armory in which to hold their meet- After which the meeting adjourned. Tue Sixta Warp Voucnresrs.—An ad- journed meeting of citizens of the Sixth Ward was held at Odd Fellows’ Hail, Navy Yard, last night, for the purpose of organizing a Saal ferce for the protection of the city. A large crow was present The chairman, J. L. Henshaw, Esq , called the meeting to order, and called for the report of the committee appointed at the last meeting to draft suitable resolutions Mr. W_ Garrett, from said committee, submitted a preamble and resolutions, as follows W bereas threats have been made that the Presi- dent elect shall not be inaugurated in this city on the 4th day of March next, and that our city will be made the scene of riot and plander, and the sanctity of our homes invaded; refore be it— Resolved, That we, the citizens of the Fifth and Sixth Wards, feel it to be our duty to aid in the apport of the Laws and Constitution of the United States, and we therefore pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor, te aid in defending our city from any unlawful invasion, from whatever source it may come. Resolved, That all Union-loving and law-abid- ing citizens are cordially invited to join in form- ing a military organization for mutual protection, fo act in concert with similar organizations now being formed in our city. Wa. F. Garrett, Joun E. Littis, ¢ Committee. Samu. E. ARNOLD, The report was unanimously agreed to. 3 1 E.C. Carrington entered the room, and ed with cheers from all paris of the d, in response to the numerous calls of addressed the meeting at consider- able length upon the condition of the times, and the dangers which threaten the Federal Capital. Upon the cenclusion of his address there was a rush to the secretary’s table for the purpose of the roll The meeting then went into the election of oficers, and the following were elected: Samuel Arnold, Captain; Willian F. Garrett, Ist John Suina, 2d Lieut; J. A. Willett, 3d On Tuvrspay NiGut our reporter dropped in at tbe concert and exbibition et Wesley Chapel, and, with a large audience, enjoyed a rich treat. The ces selected were performed admirably, and ected much credit upon the otficers of the Su day school, as well as upen the children thei selv®. The efforts of Masters Henry Heyrkins and A. B. Duvall were particularly er ble, and did honor to the,youtbful orators. At the close of the exercises, the pastor of the church, on behalf of the school, in a very neat address, pi sented to the superintendent, Mr. W. R. Wood- ward, an elegant copy of Bible, which was responded to by the superintendent in a happy manner Supreme Covrt—Friday. —No. 42. The Lessee of Isatal Frost et al , plaintiffs ia error, agt ‘The Frostburg Coal Company. The argument of this cause was concluded by Mr. H. Winter Davis No. 43 Susan Vigel, plaintiff in error, gt. Henry Naylor, administrator of George Naylor, deceased. This cause was argued by Mr. Blair for the plafntiff in error, and by Mr. Bradley for the defendant in error No 44. Wm. A. Hall, plaintiff in error, Joseph L. Papin. This cause was argued by Mr. Blair for the defendant in error, aud submitted on printed arguments by Mr. Merriman for the de- fendantin error, and by Mr. Browning for the piaintiff in error. Adjourned until Mouday. Daxxey Row.—Last night, about 8 o’clock, a general row occurred on Sixth street west, be- tween G and H, between a party of four or five darkies. Clubs and stones were freely used, and the fight raged furiously for about a quarter of an hour, much to the annoyance of thos: residing in the nelghborbood, who were gréatly alarmed at the volse occasioned by the ‘-muss.*? One of the colored individuals was particularly furious in his) demonstrations, flourishing a revolver, and threatening to use itupon any one who would jay bands on him. Hewasfinaliy forced to leave the ground, and the crowd then dispersed. Of course the ‘‘guardians of the peace’’ were on the other end of their beat. . Tux Escarep Convict —We havea Sergt. Le og U.S. A , who had c! the m convict, Ryan, on his way to t . 8 ‘enitentiary ot this point, stating that the recov- ery of the ol by himself, and lice; that after ascertaining yan, however, he engaged the police to assist him in the arrest. The sum of 30 was the sum to be paid by bim for such as- 4 paid by Manxet Tuigves —Thursday nigh! an attempt ‘was made to break into the stand iE ese in the Centre Market. The means used to force baa the locks must — been supplied from a Face Betéar distant; it they failed to loosen other ite after the locks were battered. This is the third or fourth time thatthe attempt bas been made within a short time, and it is certain that the old gangs are returning to ‘their quarters since the change of the police station, among some in which one named Adams was Policemen Bright and ‘went to the scene of the conflict, and Wm. MeNeir, who was taken before Justice Cooper and committed to jail in default of security for Peace; but sub- scqeeetiy bail being offered and accepted, he was released. Paecavtions.—Measures have been taken in the Department of the Interior lately, for the bet- ter security of the ere New tons bave been adopted. and additional a) rinted, with strict orders to admit nove into ailding, after hours, who do not bear a written order from the Chief Clerk. Muskets and Coit’s rev lvers bave aiso been su; for protection from assault or robbery. We Learn that Haydn’s Mass, N, Perfomed to-morrow at St. Matthew i. ‘with orchestral accompaniments. This is one of the finest of Hayda’s productions. Service at 11 o'clock. Fiovra.—The merchants are , and the prospect of an semana bets is Fck eaniemnmec ear stores for var' ey oe of hove bong Marg ae un “ Cp braces opposite direction, oF ied — races, in ance each other, and to considerable extent. Prof. Gi le that when a beam rests upon three su the load equally d: tri buted, the mi beats live-eigbths of the load, and each many, cases wrought iron is preferable ron for’ tures, notwithstanding 1! er hae sade ‘airbaim has shown that in england a beam to sustaina gi be matte of wr e& of cast, si work teas paareet re thedirolatshed weight is wor asu ture mini weig! & great advantage. W. it iron is more reliable than cast; as the latter is liable to have flaws and to be strained by unequal cooling, The arch may be derived from a simple form of struc- ture, and is only a modification of it to duit a dis- tributed load. [The lecturer showed by di: how this modification took place, and that various forms of girders were transformable into some limiting forms of the arch. The names of various forms of the arch were then given, a the parts described; also, the action of loads upon the arch, and the methods of construction ado) to meet different cases, were enlarged w) , but the descriptions would not be intelligible to our readers without the aid of diagrams } ny of the First Ward received forty-two ac- Tux NEw volunteer com met again iast night, an cessions to its membershi Lieut J. G. Jewet offered the following reso- lution, which was unanimously adopted : Wherens, Vile rumors having been circulated that the organization of the Union Regiment isa political one, therefore, be it Resolved, That ramor is entirely without foun- dation; that our object isto preserve law and order in our city, and to resist invasion come from what quarter it may, and that we cordially invite all our citizens, of all parties, to fall into line, and with us Keep step to the music of the Union. A motion was then adopted to appoint a com- mittee of seven to solicit contributions. The Chair appointed the following gentlemen : Privates Wilson, J. P. Calvert, J Bartlett, C. poceatt, W. 4H. Hurley, W. H. Forest, J. oP. pk. ‘The company then proceeded to the election of non-commissioned offieers. W. B Dyer was elected Ensign: John Buel, Orderly Sergeant; W.E_ Mastin. Second Sergeant; W E. Hunter, Third Sergeant; R. McMillen, Fourth Sergeant. A motion was then made that when the meeting adjourn it be to Monday evening next at 7o’clock, and that no person who may not be a member, or who shall be introduced by a member, shall’ be admitted to the hall; which was unanimously carried A committee was then appointed to adopt a uniform. Col. Irwin, of the First Ward, was then called for, and responded in a sprited Union Speech; at the close of which the company adjourned Tur Pornam Paatayx Hearp From.—Quar- termaster Edward Towers. of the Washington Light by caish and J.P. Crutchett, of the Mt. Vernon Cane Factory, have each been presented by the Putnam Phalanx with a beautiful breast- in, elegantly wrought in the form of shiel rom thé wood of the far-famed Charter Oak at Hartford, and inlaid with wood from Mt. Ver- non, in remembrance of the kindness and good feeling of the Infantry towards the Phalanx durin: their late visit to Washington. The wood work of the pins is tastefully set in gold, and in their design and finish they are beautiful and costly, and at the same time appropriate gifts. We recognise somewhere here the work of Mr Stuart, the eloquent Judge Advocate of the Phalanx, who is well kuown proprietor of the Charter Oak Farm, and employs bis leisure moments in whittling out curious and beautiful toys from the wood of the tree above alluded to, every chip of which he converts into a valuable keepsake. Suarp Paisonzr.—Last night, a man was car- tied to the central guard-house ina very boister- ous humor, and it was n to convey him down ina hack, which was somewhat d: in the service. The prisoner was put ina cell, and in tbe course of the night a man who came in for lodging, was put tn with him. This morn- ing, the prisoner being first awake, took his stand at the cell grate, and one of the officials passing by, was hailed by him. Officer inquired who he waa? Prisoner replied that be came in for lodg- ing, and wanted to go Officer released prisoner, and retained lodyer for trial. When the lodger was brought out the magistrate set him down for $3.15 fine and cost, and it was with difficulty the fact was proven that the criminal had escaped, and the person in custody had nocrime to answer for. The lodger was of course dismissed. SEasonasLe Apvice.— Our readers will not Surely think that we too often call their attention to the unparalleled cases of corns, bunions, and other diseases of the feet, which are daily so suc- cessfully cured in this city by Dr. Schlosser ; as such medical advice and extraordinary cures ought certalnly to be recorded for the benetit of all, and an opportunity ought té be put witbin the reach of every one who have any of those diseases which affect the lower extremities. Tbe chances of having an operation performed or advice given by Dr. Sclosser are very few now, as in a few days be leaves for the South 257 Pa. avenue, be- tween Twelfth and Thirteenth sts. Laxp Waxknats, Mongy, &c.—The rates of purchase and sale of warrants by dea!ers remain unecbanged—160's to 90s buying at 5c; selling at 65c.; 40"s buying at 85c., selling at $1; but Liitie doing. Ser! PB; (Revolutionary,) buying at Svc Corporation Stock, no sales; the last we bear of was 0c. Banks: New York city, par; State, i per cent.; New Jersey, Pennsylva laware, Obio, 5 per cent ; Virginia, 44; Maryland, Carolina and Georgia, 10; South Carolina, banks, 1 per cent. Union Fine Company —The following is a list of officers of the Union Engine Com; y for the ensuing year: President, W. H ines; Vice- President, W. E. Mastin; Secretary, John D. Bartlett; Treasurer, Jobn Vessey. Magine Di- vision—Captain of Engine, Jobn’ Burry; Ist as- sistant do., George Murphy; 2d do., George Cor- coran; 3d do ,C. Griffin. Hose Division— aptain of Hose—Daniel Perkins; Ist assistant do , Geo. Ret 2d do., Geo. W. Hines; 3d do F. ebler. We most Economize in Harp Times —W.H W beatlev, steam dyer and scourer, 383 south side Penasylvania avenue, between Pour-and-a-balf and Sixth streets, Washington, and 49 Jefiirson street, Georgetown, D.C., Uy pers to make the old cast off ager appare! ladies and gentle- men to appear nearly as good as new, at a very small cost compared to the heavy outla: necessary to provide new garments. See advertleement in another column. t Runaway ann Smasn.—Yesterda) e gray horse, with a shaft and wheels of a b 'y or barouche attached to him, dashed thi ane the streets of the Sixth Ward, frightening other horses in bis route, and causing much consternation. ‘The animal was caught near the Navy Yard, and placed in the care of persons to be vered tothe owner when demanded. ‘Tux Szconp Warp Parrot went on duty at 9 o’clock last night, and remained on the watch till 5 o'clock this morning. The guards were strong in every section, and exhibited much cheerfulness the performance of the service. Each section will ne slaved slahity, a0 that the service will ‘not be performed by a only. Fort Wasuincton.—The United States ma- rines still maintain their position at Fort Wash- ington, without further reinforcements. ‘Terret? haw been relieved from the portions pd the fortress by Capt ‘Taylor, of the Marine Corps. Capt. Taylor is a native of this city,—Alezandria Gazeue. ——__. Cunraay, Gulne-uouen Caszs—Jobn Kell rt theft, was arrested, Join Drank, non est. Seas | fall, each. Eden Marshall and and 5 B2.15. Fin ALan™.—This mornii alai called out the firemen, who Tak’ with thelt appa: ratus to the First W; which ot prices? Tue Cononessional GLOBE of this morning onium Gia sreisreisieooes eee _OxPuans’ Covrt. Purcell saga nine ee fon ness manding officer, Which Je., were nominated for the Mr McCathron, after some , desired to ‘withdraw his name. A ballot being taken, Mestre. Marks and McCathron each received votes. Mr. MeCathron ‘to vote for him, as not consent to take the position. A oe aii inMr ary —— a large votes cast; and on motion the vote cosy A unanimous. [Enthusiastic com) then proceeded to Ist Lieutenant; and the balloting resulted in the choice of Samuel T. Ellis, Esq. This was also made unanimous. a val pany. The ition of Orderly Ser- eant was one of the most responsible that could confered, and it was nec: should be selected who could with bonor and credit. He would move friend. and the ng taken, it was decided inthe affirmative. [Renewed cheering } Mr. Coster moved that the further election of officers be postponed; carried. Mr. McUathron moved that in the name of the corps the word “Light” should be Inserted be- tween Washing’ and Guard, so that the name should read ‘Washington Light Guard;’” which ‘was carried ‘unanimouny. It was moved that a simple uniform be gotten up by the committee on uniform by the next meeting night; carried. And then, on motion, the bees Bes ge to meet on Thursday evening next, at Fellows’ iN p Seach pecysns! eneral tejoicing !—A Lunch of r's Meat! Mr. Schne}i wili seilon Monday next at his Kea~ t-rant ® flavory lunch of the secessionist from Pike's Peak, who was sacrificed last Monday as &n Offering for “Union.” Admission iree, Od fence Skid tse, in boxe: In oases, each, with ut up ex: iy at and b ‘cents each. All containing 20 vials, from $4 to £ book of full directions, For sale by Z. B. Gilman, 350 Pa. avenup, wholesale and retail oni WwW. A. Fitzgeralti. 3 north F treet; also by Si ~Aphacleta pomg e M er a. nue and reet. Also, Pond’s Extract of apse. for internal and external inflammations of 1 kinds, Sold as above, ms 9-1; as those of the female fragile th ‘ould be sustained and invigorated men, : ¥ system infinitely more delica. that of mau, si if possible, by some safe and healthful tonic a: estorative, The graud desideratum, for which the ex 80 long looked fr in ain, is realized in Hos tetter’s Celeb-ated Stomach Bitter: rat on notenty fe lief in dyspepsia and ali disturbances of the stomach and bowels, but is in‘aliiaole in those cases of ily weakures and mental oxsion which re eu'ts from fanctional irregularities kaown only te the feel ler sex. Sold by all druggists. From H. B. Hazarp, Eso. \Vasitinaton, D.C, “i ja 8-cost r remaining in the stomach & short My abdomen was very much bloated. In fact there was complete derangement and prostr: tion of the digestive powers I very emire attended ine at various times, but th it AVE but little, and that only relief. My sufferings were intense, and} m reduced to & mere skelston. At this time one of our druggist induced me totry the celebrated 0: ated ‘Bite which I did, though with lit th and great reluctance—for I had tried so many come to the conclusion that al proprie- tar icines were alike worthiess—but after taking the firat bottle I waa so much relieved that Loontinued the use of 0 perfect was etfocted. r mmend the Bitters to all ss a certain cure for lyapepsin. E Hazarv, 212 Pennsylvania avenue. Prepared by ny, and for oak ry We B. Waite Z. D. Giiman, John Wiley, J . H. MoPherson; in Georgetown by R. 8. 'f. Cisasll, and G. M.& J. Southron, and by druggists everywhere, ja 7iw,r time. Hotitoway Facts for the Million. the Frenoh government. these icines are ad- mitted free of du: into ail ports of France. Th + are extensively emp:oyed in a'l the public ani military ho is throughout the mpi T ified his appreciation of 4 uograph ietter,to Dr. Hollo ate Canipaign in Staly, large quantities were used for the wounded at Bresecia and Monte- chiero. told by all Dru; and 3! per box or pot. Covons —The sudden changes of our climate are souress of Pulm Bronchial and Asthmatic Affection: having proved that simple remedies often speedily and certainly when taken in the ea: Tae x of the disease, recourse should at ones be had to ™ Brown's Bronchial Troches,” or Lozenges, let ths Cold, Cough, or ir- ritation of the Throat be ever #0 slight, as by thie precauticn & moro serious attack may be effectually warded off. Public Speakers and Stmgers will find thom effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice, See advertiseme: de I-ly ILLS AND OINTMENT, Pleurisy —Do you wish to curtail your medical expens~s and retain sound healtn? Use these med- roperties of the ¢ questioned by ail who hav fils expedite the operation of the Uintment. old by all Druggists, at 250., 620. and $1 per box or pot, ja3-iw .To Tae Arrtirctep !—He sure to read the adver- tisemert of Mci.ean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, in another column. tf Perot dont pen eu’ atwe reons o8 Wi for exchange at t! e Star Office counter. Reavzx, have you seer Prof. Wood's advertise ment, AS paper. Ree it; it will interest you. au y find then MARRIED. On the 10th instant, by the Rev. Father Bixies, at Trinity Church, Mr." WILLIAM G. GALLANT, of Washington. o Miss CATHARINE O'BRIAN, of Georgetown, D C. ‘ DIED, On ths 12th instant, at 3 o’closk a. m., reg. es E oly daughter of Francis and Mary A. rr aged Ilwo ths. neral to morrow #o’clock, from the residence of Tenth street and New After a short but painful illness, EDWARD TH, in the 39h yearofhisace " ¢ friends and relatives of the family a-e invited to attend his funeral to morrow (Suniay) at three o'clock. Es On the morning of the 12th instant, CORNELIUS CLARK, son of Cornelius Clark, in the 16th year otttis tBends of tho ff iy are 1uvited to attend his Synarat on amen ad ae ig ow good 1e resi noe 8 81 ie between 7th and 8th ste. ry the On the Pb instent, THOMAS STONE, jends of the family are invited to to-1 w (Sunday) the iSth in- om the residence of the 486 PAPERHANGINGS. 4 PAPERHANGIN: rades and prices; eo LN "AS! r ‘and 1 APE Nolge a: Beatie hehe atecas ' NO. MARKRITER, jn tooraee NO 486 sevonitt Fallows? Hall UPPLIES Baan Nuts of all ender Pomme jome-made Mince Meat, made by my direction and urder Best 0) egicager gs. 38 goge per Pound, a icons, % os our, best brands, Family, Extra, and A a trrortment of Groceries of all kinds. the same number of in requested his friends not MISCELLANEOUS.—Miss T. L. G@ENTREMEN’S LIST. Aiton’ Fervor Pessoa it Siicion, Phos Aicsandie, UG" Pe Bs HD Gidieroan, M—2 'W Grammer, } Ay enn de a Garnett, Gray, Alfred Granville, Arthur -~ i, Geo Hews, Jas Hilt, Jno T Riatchison, K A Hess, Jno T Hutshansoo,J W Bervoa, Cc a ickmor: rdaon, Judson DR-2 Henderson, C A Ribbs, CC Hoover, A J Henruspuet, A D id, Geo Baker, GeoW Beaman, FC Bi a, Show, Geo W Senith,G Singer, Prank Set, Felix FPA Latton, Jno Lovejoy, Jos © Lantenborch, J Lyman, Jas Laser, Deverew Davidson, Jus Devall, Jas Wm Deas Maj Geo Dougherty, Dani Dennis, BF McDowellfT C Mertz, W Michell, Wm Moore, Win E Mitchell, Thos Miller, Rev 8J noney, Jao Booday, no jattingly, J A Malling, Lt J—4 Preach, Plavin, jn0 Forney, Lt Jno H Poster, Jos P F Heory 3 Williams, B Walker, Andrew au! Puller, Prank MISCELLANEOUS.—). Editor of the Herald IL" Lerrens must In ALL caszs BE PREPAID. Jan WM. JONES. P. M. AMUSEMENTS. GRAND CON bs tiven st the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church, ON TUESDAY EVENING, January 15, Under the direction of MRS. CECELIA YOUNG, Assisted by eminent Vooa! and Instrumental er formers, Tickets 59 cents, To be bad St the stores of Messrs. Hutchinson & Munro, J. W. Nairn, and the Book and Mu “tores. Concert to comi t Ths 3 Washiogton Medical Col "clock. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. NNIVERSARY BALL Franklin Fire tfall nounoe thsttbey will ise thar Capra forth gh Annual Bal! in commemoration of the birth day ws ee Franklin, at the above, +01 MVTHURSOAY EVENING, January 17, 1960 Tickets ONE DULLAR; acmitting a gectle- es. man and ladi Wn i J no, 2 Seieford, Grafton Powe: Geo. R Crossfield, Wm. H, Fanning, 2 Jacob Hess, VO8, Pi. Thos J. Fisher, (States) ja5,12.14,15,17 PERSONAL. [MADAME CLINTON PRICE. Thit, dystinguishod Medical C! 334 T ANTED—By a young man, capable of attend- to almost aay kred of Custness, asit A ‘N in which he can at leastesrn his board se winter. Address X Y Z. this office. NTE D—A fine active MAN to solicit sub way ne et nA ated pu biiea- fons = le oceans iborel oe hs tant joyment given, TSE Seventh st. = Ws TED—A PERSON to take care of two N chil and Apply at 322 H street one — ply unless well commended. is A URSE WASTER Sonar Were Bir. pnd ta such:oet borel eraees eal ee eeta, Apple ‘at No. 308 F street north, between ith and i2th streets ja tte" and 15th D atreet, a and sew, 0. 6 N jn 9-tf WANTED-A PRRRON wo papas of two — i ‘Star Stic. _ ve Mbit | THE LATEST NEWs TELEGRAPHIC. | f =f : | i if i 5 ; A yf ie F é H H i lz btly drills, and hundred thousand in specie arrived to- aaanval, We ‘Dope fiat tne rate eH day New York nish them wit! < that Portest Hall would be’ a enligbie tants: The Floyd Banquet. for the purpcse. Ricnmonp, Jan 12.—At the F! lest doe Haewal ik on south side of Gay st., | night Mr. Floyd made a Thee a and part of that on eon between Gay and Bri streets, are in a very un. safe a, — we have heard ee ved evil will be remedied. The faucy ball which was to have come off next Monday, at Forrest Hall, Las been indefinitely Postponed. We su, the calling of a meeting by the citi- zens for the organization of a — Patrol force in each preoinct, believing it to be the most effec- | Ferts in Pensacola Harbor Abandened by taal way to secure good order. Federal Troops. Cuanteston, Jan 11.—A private to the Courier from Mon’ says Fort bas taken of any person or set on fire, or who shall heres. ontre,any house within the Corpora Nay a pbient R. _js 12-dlt&2aw3sw MAYOR'S OFFICE. Gr P; Cc Cuariestox, Jan. 12.—' there was great excitementto learn w! lina Secretaries of War and who may w partment will know to-morrow Georgetown, t T ever is known to have been not ofa hostile character fi thi Southern termination ot Mont gomery street, for the term of two years, the rent to be paid quarterly. . ja3-WS@5st HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. aisbann. ———— eee NOTICE, Mopice, Jan. 12.—The of the ordinance ALLL Persons indsstad Sethe Inte firm of 'T: | of secemion was celebrated here last night. One O'Donnog & Son, are here y notified that uv- | hundred guns were fired, and $100,000 was sub- lesa their Scoounts are settled 15th instant | scribed for the defense of Mobile. they will be paced in the hands of an officer for The aged and eminent Bishop Cobb of the E; collection. SARAH O’DONNOGHUE, copal Church, died at Montgomery yesterday. ja 2-eo3w* BRxeovutrix. UST RECEIVE Jie indeeprito Bote Rico SUGARS, Movements of Troops 150 bbls. Gad Rx° WHI Boston, Jan. 10 —The steamer Joseph Whitney, 29 bis. HERRING after taking on board previsions and munitions of & bb war at the Navy Yard yesterday, this morning to Fort independent, where ‘were 10 hhts,(low priced) M , Her For sale by JOHN J. BOG put on board with several officers. of J. BO ‘i EY, COuLINS « cor PRILADEI- o dclightlui te Forts Seized by Louisiana Treeps. AUGHT ALE. 7 supplies of the abo New Oxeans, Jau. 11.—The military expedi tions which left bere yesterday and the day previ- Philips, on ve ht a erace, and invite a! ons who want Hy pore up- adulterated Ale, to five ita trial. " ous, have seized Forts Jackson and St. the and Fort Pike, atthe en- tee dey of in. No resistance was BOARDINGe citatel Ue the Net Ortouns tage. S REME AR DSOMELY Shecking Murder In Cincinnati. RO with Board, can be had atreet, ae th and’ loth ste, on bie} _Cixcixsati, Jan. 10.—Two terms’ Persons in s-a°ch of plemeant boarding and houses would do well to call exam'ne for them- sel es jn 8-6t RS. ANN OGLES DUVALL HAVING TA ken the house on E st. north. 486. between kept by Mi coe @ now either : ders with pleasant ROOMS. furnished of unfurmiahed’ witlt or without Board Also. fi-st foor, with private entrance, ce. Long died this morning, and Haliam is ina - cal condition Endorsement ef the President's Special Mes- enge. Avzany. Jan. 1f —The Spesker, Mr. Littlejohn’ introduced a resolution capeovieg, of President Government whatever scka'and, money Wes fe- Government wi ver men = FOR SALE AND RENT. quitell to casble it te caforce the lawn.” [ For other “For Sale and Rent”? advertisements, Pest Office and Custom House Guarded by seen rote St. Lovis, Jan. 10. By order af Lt. Gen. Beott, OR SALE CHEAP—The STOCK and FIX- rine tober © ef yy A = Fo: mal i nery | 2 detachment of U.S. to-day took Btore % Seoly Soe E Femi tad Govteat in. | sion of Sub- Treasury, Post Oflee and Custom Svenue ! House at this city. DOR RENT—A three-story B HOU! . res-aecy BRICK HOUSE, The Kansas Legislature. m, with Stable and Carriage House; situated on th Lravesworrn, Jan. 1 Kansas Terri- torial slature organized on the 7th at e corner of isthand L streets. To netual ard reliable tenant the terms will be moderate. Inquire on the | ton, electing Republican officers, and on the e ja 12 2" _ | adjourned to Lawrence. In Bos. - = NTT w. MiAitares of Ground enstet the Cortols one Shipment of Gunpowder. Norrorx, Jan. 11 —Before daylight this morn- taining about é acres, well fenced and improved by ylig H ing, 2 steamer went to the Federal magazi: & frame hou-e. &c. aes Tae Dr re unct nant, of b 5 ag , ond 4 with der end nation unknown. i be low u 5 Louinais avena between BATS wi RARE CHANG! acres of the bes! oat cri ros4, Re. & county, ago, and ieved to be equal to any isndin the State W exchange for usincumbered and improved city roperty. Address by irttor or in person 460 New Fore avenue. js 10 ost OR bs HOUSE ov Avousta, Ji Plorida and if ry brown front New York between joth and l!th streets, will be rented v. w toa goo! Son g MEUSPER, ister beparteety, Pte to . Office Building.” in'5 cost F°., RENT. -The STORE and DWELLING No. S# Bridge street, Georgetown ° krown aa the old Confectionery stand. Posression one iuamediately. Apply to ARNY & SHINN, s Fe RENT—Two frame COTTAGE HOUSES, containing six rooms, on Mass. ave- 8 Fifteenth street; pump of good water in the yard. jas (URN: ED RUOMS FOR RENT, at 406 pen ee 6th and 7th sts. de ae F° RENT—The fine BRICK HOUSE No. 100 West st., Georgetown, at present ocou Ee by the subscriber. it has ?2 rooms, with ene a plea Dake ps a ine yard stable to we a 5 4a CT meemmaamna cad ae OR REN T—A th: tory brit BQpse.cox Fess. i 8 rooms. in rsed ontee wie gee fix- tures on H street, bet) 4th and 5th. furditashai* cornet of Estee north ay ith Se , corner ‘To punctual and reliable tewante the terme 'OR Ri ane oe F RK of the SiMe tiget wdes C Withee ORFS 8 fy « cl N K PWELL- 1D, 476 Twe