Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1861, Page 3

CAL -Teevet Tie Srac te ) prem in use south of Pettimore, its edition rge aa co reguite it to be pnt to press at an yeur, Advertievinenta, therefore, should be & ct is before 12 Wclock m.; stherwise they may Bot appewt Sati] the next day. +e. Noriem.— District of Columbia Advertisements Ue de inserted In the Ban tacone Sun are received et end forwarded from Tux Star Offce. c aL Court.—Tréal of the Alleged Wig- am Rioters —When our ee closed yesterday, ne evidence for the prosecution inthe above case ted closed, and Mr. Davidge, for defense, was etdressing his opening argument to the Jury, and ou conclr@ing bis remarks called— , . John Holohan, who testified lie was at the wig- wam on the night in question. Little after 12 left the ational Committee room to go to the Constitution office with Gov. Stevens: A ctowd persed up the street as we got in the carriage. After got prst went to Constitution office, and then came back ami ptt the horse up. After be got back, he beard that a democrat had been shot st the wigwam. Went out there, and saw to get the crowd to desist. He d told them to go beck. He recognized witness, and got witness to help him. Stones were being thrown at the time. Witness Tecoghized Clary’s voice, and went into the crowd to see if it was him, when he noticed wit- hess ard got witness to help bim. This was just fter the dificulty began, witness thinks. Wit- Shad stood on the opposite side of the street me minutes Defore he went into the crowd. aw Wilett there with Cleary. Saw Jobnson, nobo. and otbers afterwards at the guardhouse. “Viteess knew the foces of many in the crowd, but not their names Hod no conversation with ‘Willett or Cleary that night about the attack: Cleary was doing his utmost to pacify and dis. Yes the ere Dida’t stop any time at the “orstitation office. We. Bright (policeman) sworn —Testi fied that Le wos at the wigwam cn that night. When he xot here there was a large crowd in the street in frut Ashe got there some man shota “bob tui’? at the crowd, as witness thonght, and wit- nees chased him. Came back and get between the crowd and the batiding. Saw Cleary, Wil- Jettand Dudley there. Cleary was not encoura ging the crowd te do anything. Witness spoke to Willett, who said he was doing nothing. Beard some one say “ Volunteers,” and asked Cleary to get themaway. Cleary said something about not being able to get them eway. Presently he and Willett went and told the crowd to fall in. It was pretty dark. Sawa man tbhtow a stone, aod chased bim, but did notcatch bim. When ness got there there was a light up stairs. Sup- MeHeanry got there before witness did. 7 Knows Jobu Tolsen; has known him six or eiytt Months, the police know bim pretty will, From what w Ss has beard he has never beard any- be they would take his word. His repu- » for troth and veracity 3 very bad. s weuldn’t believe bim on bis oath. Cross-examined —<uppose the crowd had not been there Jong when witness arrived They ouly remained some ten mioutes after witness got there. Heard noisy demonstrations. Some one cried police. Heard two or three pistols. The man who fired the ‘“ bub tail” was at the corner Of Second and Indianaavenue. Witness thought be sivot at the crowd, but he migbt have shot at the wigwem. He was seventy-five or eighty yerds from the crowd. The crowd was right at tue wigwam,and close together. The man who wes ia alittle crowd out of the Wit thesr bim say ++ fall in, yeu have done your les known Tolsen well ov toa year. remember when witness first beard his ter for truth questioned. He has been telked of among the police, and by others, as be- fag unworthy of belief. Didn’t see Creager there. Saw Dudley standing near Cleary aud Willett and doing nothing. “Witsess remained 2 few minutes after the crowd left Dr. Edward Morgan, sworn.— Witness knows Cirary and W iliett and James E. Jonnson; don’t know Donoboo nor Creager; knows Dudley. Dudley, Cleary and Wiilett are men that no one in cur section of the city would hesitate to give an excellent character. They are men who stand well ta the community. When under the influ- exce of liquor, Johnson is, in witness’s opinion, a crezy man. These men sre very popular among their friends and among their positical opponents, Witness knows nothin? of this attack on the wig- wam, except what he b rd. Cleary and Wil- lett have told witness that they were at the wig- wain. ‘they dida’t say wuat they went for Wil- Jett said be went off with the crowd, urder the impulse of the moment, but without purpose, or with aay perticular destun. They said the wig- wam was attacked or sacked. They said certain varties were there, who bad not been prosecuted. Vitness bas had but little conversation wiih them on the subject, and the amount of the con- versation witness has, he thinks, given to the jary. They said there were others there, who were more in fault than they, who had not been prosecuted Thomas W B-rry, sworn.—WWitness belongs to the National Voelunteers—jotaed them on the first of October. There waa no meetiag of that organ- izstion on the day or night of the Presidential election. Don’t think Willett or Johnson be- ed to that organization. On that wight wit- ness wes st Grown’s Hotel at a late hour; tound tue door locked—learned there bad been a figit there Heard them say “‘let’s go to the Wig- wan’? Witness recognized none of these de- feadants in thatcrowd Witness then went to the teleyraph office with some friends, and then home, and to bed. Wtaess lives in the vicinity of tke wigwan, but knew nothing of the xttack Till next day. Witness was not at the headquar- ters of the democratic club that night m. H Thomas, awor ‘Testified that he was at the Wigwam on the night in question. Was there when the attack was made. Don’t know enybody who was engaged fn the attack. Stood on the corner of Second and Indiana avenue Went through curiosity to the place. It was on witness’s way home. Saw the crowd coming ~ Up from Brown’s Hotel, and heard that they ‘were going to attack the Wigwam. Crowds of pe'sons bad beea going tothe Wigwam all the evening. Witness saw the crowd first up beyond the telegraph office, and some one was running ahesd crying, “ here is a crowd coming k the Wigwam? Witness was at the ps of Four-and-a-balf street, and in company with La Traite. When the crowd turned to go to the Wigwam, witness turned off to go home, and bad gone but a short distance when’he heard a p’stot shot and tarned back to the place. A Iivht was in the second story of the building wheu witness got there, aud wituess saw persons going ta aud coming out. Didn't know any of tacts Many of them appeared to be clerks Several of tuem were southern clerks who have since left the city. Saw Dr. Cleary just before the er and heard bis voice as be told the come away.” Didn’t see a solitary erson tuere who is lodicted, save Cleary Sup- qvse one bandred persons fell ia with the crowd #3 It passed along to the wigwam. Heard Cleary y tuat be was intoxicatea that night) Think toe moon was clouded. Couid see the crowd. Cou d have recognized a person the length of the court room b 7 Berret sworn —Kuows Cleary, Willett, »Vudley, and Creager Has known them Well tue past taree years. Regards Willett, “y Dadiey, and Joboson as hig biy respectable ciLzeud, aad utterly incapable ol eakerior ia disorderly fccatinns: ‘nows nothing of this k on the wigwam. mes F. Hultday (tax collector) sworn.—Wit- ness Knows Cleary, Willett, and Jobnson. Don’t vow anything against either of tnem. Cleary is a clerk In witness's office, and is a _ man He is the last man witness would ve tapposed weald engage in diso derly proceedings. Cleary declared to witness that he was not ity ef this charge. Witness thinks be said he wag tuere for the purpose of calling the crowd off. —— Hoofnagle sworn —Was at the wigwam on the nigbtin fg Followed the crowd a tnere. Creager, aire, and Lewis were with witness. When the crowd started from the Brecktaridge beadquarters, witness was there. er did not vo with the crowd, which num- bered upwards of 100 men. They cried, ‘to, for the wigwam " Witness and companions were a square bebind them Creazer stayed with wit- ness at the church, corner of Third street, till the police came, ot away. P. Kraft (policeman) sworn —Was at the wig- wom on tre wight in queston. Saw Creager there and took hold of him, and he turned to wit- nes» aod said tuat if witaces would let hum go he would try to get the crowd away. The crowd was then bres king the dvoropen. Some twenty- niveof them wentin. Heard-no noise inside, and does not kubw what ws done there. Mr Davidge here proposed to submit the case to the Jury without argument. Mr. Ould agreed if the Court would explain the law of riot to he je oa ‘Ehis the Court did at The case was then given to the jury, who retired to thetr roam Lizzy Magruder (colored) was then on trial ona charge of larceny of a revolver and The jary re twelve shirts from Jesse & hs tarned a verdict of acquittal. To-day, Thomas (col’d,) wastried on ache of larceuy of two paire of kid hoots, valued at @3, frm John G. Fuss. and convicted George Evans, (col’d,) was tried for stealing a valued at $0, fom, ae, Steveus & Co. Verdict, guilty ea indicted. JS 8 Themes, (col’d,) was then placed oa trial ro a coat from John Waters, This case was pendlog when our report closed. The jury in the wig sm riot case were still out. Tux Mart. O’Brien mentioned mm the watch ts of Monday’s Star, is not Matt. O’Brien, ptt 7h " ee Niktins or tae Rervsticay Associations oF Tas Firts anv Sixth Warps —That Executive Committee—Not agoing to pay fees, if it don't make a feller a Republican, §c,, &¢ —One of our zeporters took a little excursien (by the overland route) to the Navy Yard last night, to attend the meeting advertised as follows: “« The Republicans of the Fifth and Sixth Wards will bold a meeting at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, this (Tuesday) evening, at seven o'clock. Punctual attendaece required. “* By order of the President,” &e , &o. It is needless to inform our readers how our knight of the pencil, fortified with the antict- pation of enjoying a ‘meetin’ what isa metin’,”’ stalked forth upon his errand thtough dismal streets and across mote gloomy tommons, now stumbling in the ‘ness over misplaced curb- stones, and then plunging Into treacherous man- traps, with an occasional ‘‘drap”’ into some of the man} Uk aga which abound in that neighbor- rome jw, upon reaching the Hall, he {nnocentl) broke in upon the enjoyment of a harmless *‘mil- ingtary kumpiny,”’ one of whose members was energetically giving Jessee to certain streaks of repobtioen doctrine—how, after knocking off a section of his boot-toe against a scraper in the third story, he finally reached the council chamber of the organization The room contained four desks, two gas burners atone end, anda couple at the other, a row of ancient ‘‘ onsartin’ ” seats, a president, secretary, twenty-nine thy as and he of the Star. zhe President having calied the Meeting to order, Mr. Henshaw Wanted to explain why be had not formed the duties im upon him at the Inst meeting » -orresponding secretary. He didn’t understane : tly what these duties were, and he wanted a little {nformation on the subject. The Secretary —Why! it was about the ar- rangement of the Executive committee. Mr. Henshaw —Ob! yes, that’s it, eh! I did attend to that. Well, I suppose its not out of order to make a report of the proceedings of that committee President —No, sir. Mr. Henshaw —Well, we had a meeting at the Avenue House, and a resolution was offered by one of the executive committee to nominate can- didates fer offices, from the Marshal of the District to the Warden of the Penitentiary. Some of the committee had committed themselves upon their nominations, and had stated that they bad par- ticular friends whose claims they should urge 28 candidates for the fat offices, and he felt that it ‘Was no more than just that the other associations shouid have something to say about it. But the had choked off every attempt to increase their number. and he hed concluded to let them alone. Mr. Willet said he wasn’t a member of that association, but belonged to the parent associa- tion He didn’t know whether he had any right there or not If he wasn'ta member, he would like to become one. The President informed sir. Willet that there ‘was no question as to bis right tocome in to their meeting The y question was as to his joining. Mr Hensh sw proposed that Mr. Willet should be forthwith made a member. And it was done Mr. Bateman —Mr President, I should like to know if this is a republican association? Itseems to my mind that it ain't. I think ifa man signs our constitution and pays bis initiation fee he be- comes 3 republican, and eligible to # voice in the parent association. Mr. Henshaw explained that a person could not be eligible to an office in the parent association unless he was a member of it. Mr. Batewan —Well, if the parent association thinks that a member of this association ain’ta republican what's the use of paying fees? ‘be President —That’s not it [Mr. Henshaw— “Oh! no-o.’}] He must belong to the parent asso- ciation to be a member of the executive com- mittee Mr. Bateman subsided. A cordial invivation was then extended to de- linquents to pay up; and while the members were eagerly listening to the heavenly music of *‘chin- capin’ money— Mr Bateman gave expression to his desires not to be misunderstood in the matter, and to know if a man who joined there wasn’t a republican;— if it dida’t make a republican of him, what was the use of paying fees and fooling away his money? The President requested Mr. Henshaw to take the chair, as he had business which called him away. Mr. Henshaw shut bis eyes, ‘grit’? his teeth, and with the air of a martyr ascended the plat- form. He said: “1 believe the President basa tight to put anybody in the chair he has a mind to; so I suppose there won't anybody object. If anybody wants to pay dues here’s « good oppor- tunity, as there is no other business ** Here the Secretary remarked to the Chair that this was very dry business; to which that digni- tary respond-d, ‘very dry.”” But we were of the opinion that, from the way tobacco juice rainod down upon the floor, a life preserver would soon hecome Indispensable After some further time spent in chewing and spitting, somebody moved that the Chair make a Speech. The Chair seemed rather indifferent to enterin upon the performance of such a feat, but would give a song if they wanted it. A Voice —Anything to keep us awake. The Chair —f supposed that there was to be something of importance to be laid before the meeting upon reading,the notice, but 2s such is not the cese, I will entertain with great pleasure & motion to adjourn Mr. Littie wanted to know a little more about those fees, whether in order to become a repnbli- can they should pay them to that association or to the present association. The Chair being apparently somewhat drowsy didn’t understand Mr. Little stated his case again, but the Chair couldn’t decide The ‘‘meetin"’ then adjourned. ALEXANDRIA Items.—From the Alexandria prpers we glean the following - Several members of the Baltimore Annual Caon- ference, and the Lay Convention of that Confer- ence, were in our city last night on their way to attend the sessions of those bodies which meet fn Staunton to-morrow, (Wednesday ) About 150 members passed over the Alexandria aud Lynch- burg road this morning. A private dispstch from New York states that the Monticeilo arrived tuere to-day, and will leave for this place to-night. She reports seeing the Mount Vernon swinging at anchor inside the bar at5 o’clock p.m terday, with lighters along- ae Her cargo is not thought to be much dam- The canal is now open its entire length, and business bas again commenced in earnest, eight boats loaded with coal having arrived to-day for the various companies, as will be secn under the head of canal commerce. Evans, 476 Pennsylvania avenue, is ahead of competitors in the quality and style of jewelry—at least xo the ladies all sry, who have so bount! fully supplied themselves at his store. Goand examine bis jewelry, pocket knives, and plated ware, at prices irresistable His stock of books, at reduced prices, are fast going off,'and as he intends to re- main here buta few weeks longer, now is your time to buy a book of him before it is too late Strangers visiting th- city, give him a call and see for yourselves whether these things are so. See advertisement in another column. ‘TurateR —To-night a fine bill at the Theater, Shakspeare’s immortal comedy of “Much Ado About Nothing,”’ with Miss Gertrude Argyle as Beatrice, the whole to conclude with the capital farce of the ‘“‘Matd with the Milking Pail.’? Strangers visiting Washington will find our Theatre one of the cosiest and most enjoyable resorts imaginable. To our own citizens we need say nothing to confirm them in their favorable opinion of this well managed establishment. Cenrrat Guarpuouse Caszs.—The docket this morning exhibits the following cases: Jno. Pierce, for throwing stones In the 5 _ ruled for trial. Isabelia Penny, col., drunk and disorderly; fine and costs, $115. John Edwards, colored, do ; workhouse 90 days. Anuivxp at Twelfth street bridge, canal boat Kats, with 114 tons Cumberland coal for C. M. Keys. Hostgtt»x’s Stomach Birters.—The gencral effect of this delightini tonic, in all oo: cident to fema e+, 1as given it a wide--pread cele hy Lady invalids have been oh. They have been ree by a legion of nes- tram mongers; but it may be eaid with confid that in thi arkabe 1uvigorant they hi adapted to their jer eex may rely upon osilent sud pi mevery exigency. As & cure for Dyspepsi all compiaints of the stomach and bow-ls. takea the ead of al! other a't<ratives ad tonics. sold by druggists everywhere, ma II e03t OM THe PostMasTER at Lisson. Mp is80N Post Crrics, Mp., Nov. :3th, 1860, Seth W. F. G-utlem wle & Co. en: For the last three or four years I suff ring from colts and piles, superin: ed ntary oooupstiom | have tried va- hindff r-ntsucooss. A few months came round here, and asked ms to reenated Bitters Afer using ons bet- ¢ colic, but rious a0 sour ty the ox +4 wf * me symptoms of return: Aout pan. A strugeie commenced between the Bittors dad thes ‘nepen, butt kept tak: & Bit- roguini! , And the diseass k o ' Tises red ne oolly siuce, either with or ‘without Tehsil, howe er, kerpon toa ura Of indigestion, ant pon nn iy abt omm mtd a hows one hea th is 20 Dysp pata in some. sia, hee Sas druggists everywhere. ire the yr malliws te BS Covens.—The sudden changes of bag timate are sources of Pulmonary, ial [sthmatic Affections. perienge having proved simpie iabvgimulseaey rater sherasnacen tosis muld st once be had to. = ‘Broncaial chess Tpzen jet the Gort, Corny ort or tation of tha Throat be over #0 slig tae by thle ion a more serious #*:ack may aert them offeotu fe relemstaconl strenaton vor he voles, Sce advertiremeni- nae ity Rgumorariic Rewznres All Ph. inphrers t a Ww Ca ae a 5 Doxety et % “aed “wo conte eset, ies see my atk “Sook of Tat! directions. ht one Sy y vent ie ont; W. A. Fitzgoratl, 353 north F street; al .. B, Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave- me hg i dog Aen pak lazel, for internal Sil kinds, Sold as above, ReEavER, ha Prof. Wood's advertise- ment nous paper. ‘Reo’ it; it will interest you. ‘teooly : yisis, fro .To THE AF: Re sup to read the adver- tisement of Mi ’s Strengthening Cordis! - Blood Purifior. in another column, MARRIED. Ith instant, by t} William F. Aus- pee Rin BB RSM A LINE AUSTIN, all of this city. s * Cathed Baltimore. by the Rey. Arch- idiop Francie Patrick Reniiee SOHN He STONE, of St. Mary’s county, Md.,toSARAH A. BROWN, of Washington City. . DIED, on Mond: fternoo: eduneatroa Monier Berry Bor 0 March Jith, WILLIAM K, second homas K. Giay, Esq.,in the 26th year of hi . “phe friends of the family are requested to attend his funeral,at So’clsck th Wedn hi father jo. SOL Maryland a: enue, between 43 and 6th sts., Isiond, On the morning of the Isth instant, LIZZIE. younge ic ughter of 8. J, and C. Ditgs, in the ty eo. , The relatives and friends of the family are invited attend her funeral. on ‘Thursday aitoracon, at 3 o'clock. at Ne. 609 M et. * —— THERE'S A BETTER TIME COMING! and Secret Disearos should y at SHUMAN’S Southern Medical House, under the Clarendon Hotel, corner Sixth street an Pa. avenne, immediateiy opposite the National Hotel, and try Dr. Southey’s Celebrated London Medicines. They are warranted tocure the most virulent forma of Gonnorrhea, Glest, Syphiis, Nocturnal Fmissions, Strictures, and Weaknass of the Bladdor in from s tos days, The Remedics oan be sent by mai. Office hours from9a.m_ to 10 Pm. _fale-Im MPORTANT NOTICE TO STRANGERS VISITING WASHINGTON, A View of the National Capitol ILL BE PRESENTED To every purchaser of Booka, Si from the wel, known es’ablishment o & RICHSTKIN. Bi AMUSEMENTS. SHIN ? TER! Ao’ing Manager__> ____- ___- THIS EVENING. Third night of the succescful debutente, MISS GERTRUDE ARGYLE, Who will appea: Beata cz, In Shakepeare’s come ty of MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. To conclude with the farce of MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL. $85,000,000 —BLUE BOOK —Inform 'e * ation as to al in the eountry, ond salary, 373 cents, Contains same matter as ths Great Biue Book costing as. y. Ca Omitting iad ngmes which are net coces*ar slogue ol riosities at Patent Office List of Pat- ents. Old Books bought and seld logue for- nished. ALFRE YS TER keellor, fo 2-1 illards’ Hotel Square. WANTS. ee eet ee ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SITUA- V TION as oguk, washer, nd irome’ con to do chamberwork. Apply at No. 97 K st., betwee: ‘2ist and 22d sts, = rae GITUATIONS WANTED, by two respectable \ young women, one ss cook and the otheras chambermaid. Can coms weil recommended. Ad- dreas Rox No. 9, Star Office. = ———— eee WASTED-« WOMAN, to do general house- ork, Recommendations require Appl: to H. N. LANSDALE, 265 Eighth et., between Mi end ste, ue GERMA ts 150 years of &s0, having no family, wan nation ss cardener. Apply at No. 115 Bridge st., between High and Congrees sts. G: orgetown mar 13-2t* Sn ee 2 ANTED—Every body to know that Seebold & Bro.’s coleb:ated Baitimore Tumatons can be had at Stalls No. 369 Center and 93 Northern Market. mar 19-3t* Fars HAND WANTED.—A competent atid steady colored man, accustomed to farm-work. can hear of a good situation by oalling at JAMES B. THOMPSON'S Grocery Store, on the north side are avenue, between 3d and 434 sts. mar WaAXr =D—By an exprienced English woman, ASITUATION to attond upon a lady, or to take charge of achild. Is a good plain seametresa, and has no objection to trarsl. Good reference given if required, Addrovs E. B., Star Ofies, mar 33 2t SHOW-CASES WANTED—Any person hav 4? ing Show. cases for sale orto rent can cali at RIDDLE’S One Dollar Store, 302 Pa. avenue, betwen Sth and 10th sts. mar 13 It ¥ ANTED— Br A respectable and competent woman, a SITUATION as cook or to travel with a lady, ‘Unexceptionable references given if requ ee Address Box No. 8, Star Office. mar 12 21° WARTED—By A iddie-nged Iady, a SITUA- GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS|THE LATEST NEW s. 1,300 eitdis eter ae a TELEGRAPHIC. Srrival, in to Fonkaoers J. G. WATERS, ct 2 208 Wote:st., Cootgaee. Riczxonp, March 12—Mr. Summers made « Fisi— : effective speect three hours Macxerti® SALMON AND LasRapor |S." fel and sivcsctinn ioe gees tomeeaiion: q commenting upon each article - He iy qels Rogksat — urged toeb action as wrould meet the views af the 7” do, ©.3Mediam do, whole State, and showed the folly of passing an 1B. do, do. do. do, ordinance of sroession for reference to a divided SbIf do. Not 5 people. He said that Virginia ought first to com- AY | a. lo. mand the* peace on all sides, and then cell lesmull kits 30° oo Border State Conference with the ad ys 10 kits do, pes i; tions as an acceptable basis of ad: 10 small kits do. : Convention should then adjourn over and await aud Yor ante bg “Om schgemer Mery Ang Messe, | the result. He had full conaden “pa-President mar iz at’ $9 and 101 Wetret, Geomeiown. Tyler replies to-morrow. iithent Ricuxonp, March 12.—The speech of G. W Summers to-day produced a profound sensation, and is regarded as the ablest of the session The Union men are in extacies about it, and consider the arguments unanswerable. There is but little doubt that the Border State Conference will be called, but the adoption of toe Peace Conference resolutions as a basis is les: ort SEORGETOWN FISH W RF G Ayo HA FOR Maror’s Orricx, Georgctown, D.C. H Proposals, in writing fice until Geor, 6th, 1861. I be received at this of- the 16th Wi for the renting of the wn Fish Wharf for one year trom the let y inthe present month. Tans cass. Per- ids will please seal the same. and PMEENRY ADDISON: inesor. mar 6-tléeth tain. Some strong secessionists say the Conven - tion will not the secession ordinance at pres. NT—A desirable EESIDENCE, 09 ent, but that Virginia mnst ultimately secede un- itrect, Georgetown, D.C. itis su, less her just demands are granted ket asa Omni bog ad. ee ones ie hence The Misseuri C. s eouvention ong of the best Beiehborhoods an the orn ae hp ean , March 11 —The Convention met t very desitabie Mr. Birch called attention to 2 communication ‘ket or fest Ff. RENT OR LEASE —-A Mar ry FAKM, in perfest order, for rent or lease. There is on it a comfortable and ca- pacious brick dwelling, with dry cel! and a pum pelt rae water athe ct ieee Seema es ‘ane out- dings, ison iy above eorge- town, tdjort ing the torthern boui thereof, mt land gare in excellent order, sixty acres, or less if requ 8 fine len would be rented varace CE crpects ie a se; 'y ree] made to in this morning's Republican, binting at asecret conspiracy to force Missouri out of the Union, and offered a ——- to pee & committee to tn- vestigate the subject, , names of the couspirators; which passed, 52 to 39 ‘The minority report from the Committee si, by Messrs. Redd and J sented and read by the & ry. This report opposes the National Convention recommended =A the majority report, and. a Convention the Border Slave States instend, to be held at Nashville, to decide upon such amendments te ighly cultivated cundition, Application to be and prompt tenant. CHAS. HOMILLER, at nis stand in Center Mar- Saas or his dwelling, on the yt of iamanocee ——y " tte Constitution as may be satisfactory to them JUST A VED, enden p: Per propeite ane fam Philadelphia, | 1f 2!80 recommends the Crittenden propusitio is to 75 barreis and 100 balf barréls & y, Collins & | be Nashville Conveutios, without, however, Co’s Philadelphia DRAFT A LE. ‘or sale making it an ultimatum, and advises the appoint fez ARNY & SHINN. ment of Commissioners to Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Caroline. and Arkansas, to secure the co-operation of thos= States to the movement D 200 BBLS. PRIME CIDER AILY Expected per schooner Mary Ann McGee from Boston. This Cider is A No. 1, And is for sale in Jots to suit purchasers. A debate ensued on the majority report, but the _fo2 2 Taieg nobis ARNY Bae hal Convention adjourned without taking action A Beit mereay Ang Ries SUGARS Denver Peg er are proe- 3B bbl. Ged Hxe WHIP. pecting In the Golden City Diggings & bbis. Crushed and Mills are resuming operations pretty throug bout the Gregory mines, and in some cases big yields are being made, of Bo on account the new patent for saving gold being successfully operated. Hull & Depeyster, of the Gold Dirt district, last week crushed thirteen cords of pyrites of iron, from which they got a little over $5.0”) Roat & Kendall's mili inthe Mountain City. which yielded $13 per cord last week, yielded yesterdey by the new gold saving process over $60 per cord from the same quartz A men named J.T. ier, was lost in an avalanche 'n the mountains near the North Pork 2 large, » wil befor ienton the firat of Address “Furniture,” through the city Post CG TION toassistin sewing and make herself riotical Dea'ers, N. genera'lv usefal. Apply at No. 335 5 strest, be irkwood House, V marl tween i2th and 13th st«. moar 12-2" cHOL B ER, GENTLEMAN DESIRES *OARD IN A 3,000 L&S. GOSHEN BUTTER of the very private family for humsel’. wife avd nurse, best quality. Unexcepziorabie references given and requi-ed. ene: FERS OANA BUCKWHEAT, Address‘ William,” Sta- Office mar i! st* CALVERT'S HONEY. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—From to - oe CHELL, NTE MEDL 4 35 fn25 __onrner Vermrveae, SURE ttse | WV Spline worth of SRCOND HAND PORNT pamity BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, Wo have still on hand a good assortment of the above goods. Also, Housrkeeping Goods of every description, ali of which we are selling at cost for TAYLOR & HUTCHISON. Pp NOTICE, * ERSONS Wishing f urn ture aud Heavy Arti cles Roioved can, at s/l times, by eal.ing ou J. A. STEPHENSON, RattRroap Drror, Find Good Wagou: marl im QUE BONNETS, HATS, and FLATS of the ery latest styloa,and in all cases made Call at once and get and Careful Drivers, of the best material. shorce, STEVENSS, 336, hetw, 9th and loth ate, no 22-tf I TAKE NOTICE WILL Take ali kinds of Virginia money for m: book debte and for Boots, Shoss, and Trunks, Ali poraons indebted to me Will plese ca:l and settle up, orfehal! be compelled to give their accounts into the hauds of a collector, 3. P, HOOVER, Iron Hall no 21 Pa. av., between Sth'and loth ate 10, TU i ‘ofall kinds, for which I will guaranty to pay the highest prices, and, a8 usual, at the shortest no- tice, . _R. BUCHLY, Dealor in Furniture, Stoves, &c. 40% 7th st., bot, G abd id east eda, of South Platte last week Nothing new from San Juan or New Mexico was received yesterday by the Military Express. R RENT—The throe-story Frame DW ELL- ING-HOUSE corner of Teath acd P_ streets and ‘ut two equares from the Patent Office. tt contains 8 rooms, a sood cel ar,and kitch n. with gas th ovghout, "Wt! vot ba rented for a boardit house. I quirouf &. fi. McPARLAN onrner of Pa. averue and 12th st. mar 15 2weo* Frem New . New Ox.eans, March 1l.—General Twiggs declares that the Government sball not reverse ED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE, ‘sons deciining housekeeping, or haviny rpius of Furniture on hand, can obtain the cas: and fair prices by applying at 269 Seventh st. no 17 BONTZ & GRIFFITH. LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Tuesday morning, a lady’s MUFF, 4 from 4 carriage, between 439 st. and the West End. ‘The finder wiil be suilably rewaided by leay- ng tat No 209 Hi st. mar 13 3." I OST—On the 6th instant, in front of Wi lards’ 4 Hotel, o light BUFFALO ROBE, A liberal rowérd wi'l be paid t> the finder on leaving it wita GEO, HAL 5 nen maker, on Pa. avenve, fe- ye ¥5 I TORINE LOST.—Lost, a lady’s Fur (mink) Victorine. on Tuesday evening, 32th instant, between No. 365 Mascachusetts avenue and Rev. Dr. Sunder'and’s Church ‘The finder will be svit- ably rewarded by returning the Victorine to No, 365 Mans. av. mar 13 2t* A PRERRY sTRAWBERRY. ASPARA- GUS AD 15,000 RASP hex, inc. uting HEDGING PLANTS. RY PLANT>, twenty vario- iio de Foatenag,’? (which is hard, vo bearing a ine full crop dur- ing thy ith but litte attention.) *Catta- wiser.” Hudson Antwerp,” and others, “Triumph de Gand.” Vietorin.” “Countess de Hencot,’’** Hovey's Seedling.” * Alice Maud,” ard other STRAWBERRIES Of the most approved varietics 5.000 roots of GIAN'T ASPARAGUS. 20,000 USAGE OK ANGE PLANTS, for hedg- Orders strictly attended to, and packing done with proper care, JOSHUE PiERCE. Nourse, mar?-eo2w (Int.2weo) Nea: an, Linngen H r Washington, RIDDLE HAS TRE LARGEST, NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE STOCK OF TEwW BURY EVER OFFERED IN THIS OR ANY OTHER CITY, AT THE LOW TERMS OF ONE DOLLAR FOR YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE IN THE STORE. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. wlegant CARBU vorant LAVA . Feegant M Eecaut RUIN Eegant PLAI I adios’ GUARD CE J adios’? CHALE LAID Ladies’ NECK CH Large Assortment of JEWELRY, which ‘we can eell at &) conte per article, Just Received, SMALL LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL N BLACK LAVA Sets 2D CK OSS N CARE * D GC ETRUSCAN ONYX N. B—Persons wishing any of the above Goods shouid cai] at oace as they scon will be gene, We have on hand, and sre receiving every day, Large invoices of THE FINEST Pi.sTED WARE, cenaisting of Breakfast and Tea Sets; Card and Caxe Baskets; Cream and Syrup Pitchers; Table, Dessert, Tea, Sugar and Cream Spoons; Butter, Fruit, Tea, Pie, and Fish Kneves ; rks; Napkin Rings ; Casters; Salt Stands ; Plam, Chased and Gilt Lined Goblets and Cups. ALL FOR SALE AT LOW*ST WHOLESALE PRICES. GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. REMEMBER: RIDDLE'S ONE DOLLAR STORE, mar7 302___. Pa. Av... 302 LA*t WEEK OF THE SALE JAPANESE GOODS. Go at ones and examine them ! The most magnificent ever imported: Consisting in part of Punch Bow!s, Handkerchiefs, Card and Toilet Koxes, Inlaid Straw Boxes. Plates, Decorated Pori in Cups, Bowie, Saucere, &o., &o. SUPERB INLAID CABINETS, &o., &eo, &o. Now is the bine opportunity to make selections from f is ‘arge Sesortment oO} Japnnose Goods. Selling at Less Than Cost in Japan! 17" 206 Pann. Avenve, Under Willards’ Hotel... 17° 206 Penn. Avenve, Under Willards’ Hotel. £1} mas 6t NURSERIES @Boat winNNaen HILL. a ropristor invites the attention of the public ext af 4 eg and to extensive assortment of ‘TREE: ?AHRUBBERY. . The stock of Ornamental ogy Trees in psrtic- ular is one of the largest, both in quantity and va- riety. that is offered for sale in the Un:ted states, and consists of well grown and thrifty trees. The stook of Ornamental EVERGREENS pre- sents 2 assortment of ‘Trees finest qnality, the specimens being rema kable for the visor ol their Grows and symmetry ofform. Many of these trees have been shifted as &s five time: order senliily per roots and re suce: t ans ing. Of several ti 1 duri: last season not one failed to grow. ‘I’ list of Evergreens inciudes 1,90 White Pine, 7 to 10 hig! 3 Norway, Fir, Fir, Hemlock vari-tres oi fir size g arance, fo FRUIT TREES and AMENTAL SRRUBBERY in great eee. on circular oa ie ble Sms og hes such As Currants, Gooseber ner Tiss, and ries, Will . ‘on application through ‘Office or N JOS! FRIRCE. nneen mav-cotw (Int.) . D.C, a eeeear We 5 REWAX D—Lost,a mink for VICTOR'NE, D2 in the 3 o'clock p.m. omaibua from Georgs: town. or on@.st st. The above reward will be paid to any one delivering the articls at the southeast corner of Gay and Green sts., Georgetown ; or at this office, mar i3 St" OsT-Y' rday morning between Center Mar ket and E street, between 3d and 4h ets., o J JF MONEY, conristing of $551n Virginia f 22 will give a urs to me, e:ther .or at ny residence, mar 13-3t* GEORGE EMMERT STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB SS seriver. on F idy ist. a email mouse colgred PUPPY ; tad ‘wilte breas! arose, neck, and &'¥o toree white fet, ¥ per. son returning sai Ube Sly rewarded by kK. CAMPB wenet side Sixth sirset, between FasdG, ma 13-3t* FP GUND Atte President's Levoe a BZ 4¢ LET, whioh tho owner can have by deso:ibing the exme and paying for this advertis« ment. 3 B BOA MAN, mar 11 3t* Bank of Washington, OST—At the Feadirs leven. sset Friday 4 night lored BEAVER OVER- COAT, with irg,containing peoket bo k wih valuable papers, consisting of notes in fevor of G. Myers, Allegan, Michig: pe-son having stad coat will reostve 210 reward for said pooket bok aud papers by returning the samme At the office of the Nat-onal Hotel in this city, care of Hon, Z, Ciaadier,and no questions asked, or through the Post Office. . G, MOYERS. andothers, The ma tl 3 Lest the Levee last right, a soit HAT, and Aheavy grey beaver ow tn osped OVr RCOAT (without siecvea.) “The finder willconfer a favor by leaving then at this effis ,or by i where they BSARDING—a few plearznt Rooms, with Bosrd, can be had at No. 28 4}¢ s:. mar9 lw, its decision against him. He it o being the cause of the most distinguished bonors ever conferred upon him. The Louisiana Convention has adjourned to Wednesday. It ts waiting to receive the Consti- tution from Montgo , which was on Saturday. The opfnion is entertal that the Convention has plenary to or reject it, and per conéra, that it should go to the le T be Inaugural excitement has subsided. The news from Washington this morning, that the Administration would order the evacuation of Forts Sumter and Pickens, is viewed as set- tlement of the question in favor of a peace policy The Southern Congress. Immediate! rove, with salons ty Hall, ming Li sriot, gas,” bathing-roem, water-cioset, o water In the yard—vil in comp ete order. Immediate poaséssion ean be had. by applying next door, toG, W. PHILLIPS, Deputy Marst mar 13 tt OR SALE ir exchenge for City Property,)— A highly improved FARM of 600 acres, lying —— the Chesapeske and Ohio Canal, 2? miles above Washington City ; to be disposed of all to- goth Or divided to ruit custom conta'ning ample buildings, orchards, &0. Persocs desiring to purchaee or exchange 1 addrees the under- signed, (describing property, stating price, &c ,) at Tenall}town, D.C..or apply to him at his resi dence, at ths Bigh eis. Washington Aqueduct, mar 15-20" ILLIAM REDDING. OR RENT—A new three-story Brick DWEI- Montcomery, March 12 tend in F Li HOUSE, containiag Ii rooms, No. 396 | the Congress to-day were unim it. A recess L street, near Fourt*enth—pieaxantly situated. in-| is daily expected and it will certainly be an- quize of C. CAMMAUK, Jr., 212 F street nounced during the week merits; _________] "president Cobb has sent to the several State Con STORE FOR RENT.—A large Store-room on | ventions certified copies of the Con- 0 Pa. avecue, adj: i — — ity — Alabama Conven- tien will rat to-morrow Vice President Stephene has gone to his resi- ining our 2uetien rooms, for rent. Appvt» WALL & BARNA. Auction and Commission Meichants, corner Ninth street and south side Pa avenue. mart | dence at Crawfordville. Rieke treet, bit - eon e : with eve "Appiyto F. HeIDER, on Seventa st, | Pederal Troops Prepai 3 76. The key is mali 3t* OR RENT—The north TLODSE of ths row of bew four story houses on Fourth et, between D snd Es N routing the City Hall Kert $18 per month’ to good tanant. a: W, Poterson’s, two doors & New Ox ieans, March 12 —Texas advices the troops formerly stationed at Camp Ringed have arrived at Fort Brown on their way to the cumgid onan Soenen 4 the Federal troops port 3 ve - that 1,500 Texans were stationed on equare Po on Ki minvdiately. Apply to} the Rio Grande, und that reinforcements were WILLIAM H. PHILLIP, Attorney at-Law, No. | still arriving. The collector of the District of the 40 Louis venue. mall eotf Brazos bas resigned and resumed the of bis duties under the suthorities of the State Impertant Judicial Decisson. New York, March 12 —The Post of this eve- ning states that the United Ststes Ciroult Court of Missies!ppt hes rendered a decision in to the Lacrosse jand grant bond seriously ing the validity of numbers above 2,500. The iret issue being numbers below 2,500, are beid to be valid on their par value, while others = ood for the amount which the Company real! from their sale. TOR RENT—The ROOMS recently occupied by the Bon J.8. Fo weil f Milison. ‘They are weil fur- nished and eupp'ied with ali the necessary conve nience 5, inoleding bath-room( with Potomac water) adie the bedroom. Persons having their own cvok can have the ne of the kilchen, or e'se they sn pe aco minodated witu m-nis in tha neighbor hood. Apply to GEO. WILLNER, 464 > st.. between Dand E mar OTHER 230 acres P 1, ert tron i} LJ (OR RENT, SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR k eeRTY A FARM cf abou ut 23g mies routheast e| is, Prines George’s conn- hers is about 69 acros in ed land and wu: der ovit:vation ; muse; barn 30 by 49 feet, and lan Stat New Hempshire Election. out-buildinge, and apple and pesch crobard Coxcor al election for ® KENDALL, State onfies a took place Mar 8-tf fe our and a-halist. |today. The returns donot show a Fee REST OR SA!.E—Phe two five « and has is very little excitement. fares brick DWELUING-HOUSES situate! onand tant cf ths Cis Helle Apply to JOSEP E SET east © 8 Cit: sil, oO Bl ) GITT, No. 99 Louisisnn are ma 5f {OR RENT—A three story brick HOUSE, con- taining 8 roume, in good order, with gBe fix- tures complete, on Fi street. betwoen Ati, and Sth. Also, a two-elory brick COTTAGE, witn large heard from the Repabticons ma{atained sbout the game majority at wt dir Berry, (Rep ,) for Governor, has been elected by about 4.0W majority. The entire ae Congressionel ticket is elected, and the Republii- cans have a Jarge majority in the Legislature. PROF. #00D’S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATER Is precisely what tts name indicates, for, while loasant to the tasta, itis revivifying, exhilerating, invigorating and etren thening to the vita powers, and at the same time revivifies, reinstates,a:d ro- newe the Blood iu a] its bb ps purity, and thus At ones restores and reuders the system invulnerable toaitacks of disease, IJtis the only preparation ever offered to the world. ao chemically and skill- fully combined 26 to be tne n ost powerful tonic, end at the eame time so perfectly adapted to, as to act in perfect necordance with the laws of nature, and hence will soothe the weakest stomach, and tone up the digeetive organs, abu th a} vous and other trritation. Jt is perf ting and at tne same tine 1t is compor iy ex entir y of vegetavies, yet a0 combined 48 to produce the most thorough tome effect, without producing any in- jurious consequences, Sch a reinod: lon; felt to be a desideratum in the medioal wld, it needs no medioal ek Il to see that debility slows all attacks of disease, and proosed aud in deed isys the system open to the insidious attacks ol many of the most fatal, such, for example, as the Slowing: Consumption, Indigestion, spepria, s.osa of Appetite, Faintnoss, Nervous Irritability, [esa eed itation of the heart, Melancholy, Night sweets gor, Giddiness, Retention of, as well as Painful obstructed. too’ pro! sosut Menstruation, sud Faliing of the These all depend upon ge: debili T healthy tonic Cordiai and B'ood sure tocuress the sun is to rise and set. Thereis bout it. Butthisis not all If the system eakened we are open to bilious at- tacks, the pees beoomes torpid, or worse diseased the kidneys refuse to perfurm their functio: we sretroubdled with ecaldi: or too Womb ovator is a8 n&nv illato which we But we wil! sry in this Cordial and Blood Kenova: jut we wi.) sty in 8 Col ene i enova- tor you have a perfect. safe, pl asant and effectua remedy for lossof Appetite. tilousness. Fini lence, 8nd sick Stomach. Lanzour. Liver Compiaict, Chills and Fever. or any B:lious attack Cor tiveness, Acidity ofthe St mach, Nervousness, jeura! si: Palpitation of the Heart, Depression of Spirits, Sores, Pimples on the Faos, or 8uy dis- ease arising from insure blood, such as Sorofula, Krympolas; Bronohi 8, Conch, difioulty 0 Breath. ing, at class of diseases cal ed weaknoss,2ud enumerated above. We will aleo say the traveler exposed to epidemics, change of climate and water, will find it a pleasant. safe snd sure remedy, 8nd no one should ever travel wi! out. Resder, try it, for we assure yor will a find nite end indeed, as wellas a triend int Al soon ot eptantary habits will find it's per- toot preventive cf, as wellas a cure for reall ments which they are parti jouoe Munisters, students, ladies who are net socurtme it exerci: keep a bottle cone: is that most dangerou wena 3 al ener most on! nu Phat safe and free. trom the — but cd ailments it ousand ailments 60 prevelent moar, se oe the wi le Son son Ot Fold ‘and young: no lo: ger ran the Fisk of delay: r€ will relieve a! a a hen Woop, rietor, 444 Eapest PROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL BLOOD RENOVATOR. Seidig inciey by ©. BTOTT, 376 Pa evones, Hoa. John Bell. he 4 will erate, iy at e) et atl city from ms ° Detwesn Gand Hy PP moist” | on the lasagural, and advice to Tennemes, which R —The FIRST FLOOR of the baiid- | bave been ascribed to him es — ats.y oF ite the west ‘wing of tre dispatches from Washington, are at ively City Hal., recentiy cooupred by Chas. 8. Wallact | contradicted ante E ‘was to the effect that Bory and soft’ aor fit ste Celine pg | Me, ell roca aoe Tonugaral oe wari, end ters apply 12 RICHARD WALLACH, No. 3 recommenticd Tennessee te J Conininba & % SE Movement of Military Steres. FOX RENTS The fine BRICK HOUSE No. | xgq Yous, Merch 12 —The steamabip 100 West st., Georgetown. at present occu = Nh The: tel wlerlvoghoat a Batya ahs £2" Ee | Sao the Wat tated ye Bano fai te wal ran a 1 Le. ie &o igin'a good neighLorhood. Apply to SAB. AIM" | noon. The schooner M. P. Hudson sailed hence GRUBER. %- to-day for Fort Johnson with &@ tS gd cannon, - a = visions, etc. Anotber steamer is loading fer One Dollar. $1_S1—$1—-S1_$1—$1_$1_$1_s1_s1! $i—$1_$1—$1—$1_s1_81_$1_¥1_$1! ‘ort Jefferson at Governor's isiand. ——————— The Georgia Convention. Savannag, March 12 —The Seneertion to-ds —s transferred the forts, arms, arsenals - ATE PA. AY. EVANS’S. 476 Pa. Av. | tions of war to the Confederate Staten. nx - OF Al : a YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ARTICLE OF | [808 ‘vas passed eppropriating baif « million of JEWELRY ing the Governor to issue seven per cent. bonds for that amount. IN OUR STORE FOR ONE DOLLAR, SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. Elegant CARBUNCLE..__........_. Sets for 81 Eiegent LAVA... ..-....-... Bets for $1 Elegsnt GARNET —. ... _. Sets for $1 Elegant JET .__. —-—- +. Sets for 31 Elegant CORAL and -D, ..... Sets for 3 Elecant MEDALLION..... ~--+- ae. Sets for gl Elegant KIM MOBAIC ... Sets for $1 Elegaut PLAIN GOLD... ‘Sets for 1 ve, March It The New Onvzans, M _ Bienville, from Havana 7th inst., bas arrived this port. sugar in Havana was fem at 6 reals. The stock in port was 195.000 boxes, against 118,000 boxes s2me time last year. Molasses was dull; clayed was quoted et | ja? reals. Preights were improving. Reported Confiscation A March 13.—The report of the setzure Ladies’ GUARD CHAINS. ....... for by ‘sow Brown of the Northern stock in the Ma- Ladies’ CHATELAINE CHAINS. for con and Western Railway is denied. President Isaac Scott states that the report Ladies’ NECK CHAINS... ___ for 81 there is no foundation Gent's VEST CHAINS, (10 different PBLLOTUS) 00-20... sess for BI LARGE LGT OF PLATED WARE, consisting of Invitation Accepted. Bosrox, March 12 —Senator Crittenden bas ac- TABLE, TEA and DY SERT SPOONS, FORKS, | wiil visit Boston some time next week. Mrs. SREAM PITCHERS, CAKE BASKETS, Critteoden will accompany him. M LADLES, TEA SETS OF KNIVES and FORKS, BUTTER Michigan Lagistatere. vIVES TPS Derrort, Mich., March 1!.—After an SE oe ee debate, the House has indefinitely estponed tbe Also; A Large Acsortment of JEWELRY, which ition of the bill for the repeal of the Per- ‘We osu sell at) cants per article sonal Liberty law, by a vote of 43 against %. BOoKS_BOOKS, Municipal Election. CLOS"NG OUT OO STOCK AT AGREAT Renate —— March 12 gh munictpal 81.09 BOOKS Selling for. 1.25 BOOKS Seiling for .. $2.00 BOOKS Selling for. NOW IS YOUR TIME To GIT “ BOOKS and JEWELRY LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE. CALL EARLY AT EVANS’S, PURtoueer erie Wao tilled, di eyivania, ¥ e Go» Jules se Bape’, were ia paoce. a0 6 ! HS | 476 Pa. Av. mar 8-Im 476 Pa. Av.