Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1861, Page 2

DEPARTME: Ews. Tazason to tae Conrxpenacy.—The New = \ CONGRESSIONAL. i span Orleans True Delta, the only tn the South- THE EVENING STAR. Ssxars: When our loved, ‘Tux Hows Sqvapnox —By the arrival of the | 2) Contederacy whieh has net yielded to the se- oo oe” essing a Breckinridge was Saghiy Cass beciaed Commodore Pendergrast, cession folly. thus announces the adjournment of TY Roads on the 234 inst , the Navy De- t ; WASHINGTON OITY: ater ‘ooase ‘Aiscussion between Mr. Breckin- Bariment beve SAvices pepe oe 0: sip Mace. oe Coen Ak merekns, we Gumasly WEDNESDAY. .....,-....--Mareh 27, 1861+ } ridge and Mr. Douglas, uti oe cae eet orae (wenty-seven dave be. | 40 thank God that the ignorant. factious and. re- toy Mr oer yeae R3, nays tt. | fore) off the Island of Sacrificios, and that the U. | Public-destroying. gang, recently belching and Ee : i Commanding Mur- | spitting reason, pro! and waste, Spirit of the Morning Press F “ied submnitted the following res- | 8. steamer Pocahontas, Lieut etca Rote, a Ah cry Br The Bauiligencer replies to ecxrespendonts in | ,, Mf. Sreckinslage suuunttied ‘bSes ray, left on the 224 February for Hampton Roads, cmge, is scatter Democracy who there held high wassall; the filthy the seceding States that it understands the Admin- | Resolved, That the Senate recommend and ad- | and the U_S. steamer Powhatan left for the same y i dregs of every loathsome faction, from blear-eyed : ‘ the United States troops from | destination on the 23d February, in company federalism to ruffian th ‘which bas a; ed ‘ {stration to be studtously desirous to avoid'the wise the reunowal of the United Sets Pe with the flagship. Tbe two former bad roushiy | Sedceatenn be refina theemesy wiaen bee sppasrod | $ very appearance of practising anything lke acou- | 7) "Cis cman bad himself prepared a similar | stopped at Havana to replenish coal. the foundation of the Government until the present i straint on public opinion in the South, and that | psojution, and as it contained réference to one —— tinal were teri’ rerscitated: and’ the Goosen Justices or THR Pace FoR THE DistRict OF Couvmsia.—The President bas made the follow- ing nominations for Justices of the Peace for this District, viz: Wm. A. King, Grafton Powell, Daniel Rowland, Nicholas Callan, JN. Fearson, Terrence Drury, Alfred Ray, Thaddeus Sturgis, John. H. Hollingshead, Samuel Drury, Henry Haw, Edgar H. Bates. and Thomas Carberry. : the rumors of designs on the part of the Federal Government against the peace of the Sonth derive ee all their currency from the sensation press in the Interest of secession ‘The Republican says that after the South bas trled secession a little longer they will see that * the connection of the Federal Union, although ad to all sections, was nota vital ne- cessity to the hated Yankees, and that the loss of i jt will not arrest, in any perceptible degree, the exponents of Slidell Democracy, the mouth-pieces of that fetid, vulgar and unprincipled organizs- tion which {s installed in power over this unfortu- nate people, were taken with prescient intelll- gence of thelr adaptability to their work, inculcate the principles of their master upon the masses of this population. int more than that of bis friend from Kentucky, 29 offered it as an amendment or substitute. It is as follows: Resolved, That, in the opinion of the Senate, it is expedient that the President should withdraw the troops of the United States from South Caro- lina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas, = stele sie all at- tempts to collect revenue in ssid States. Nr, Breckinridge ‘was understood to accept the resolution of the tor from North Carolina (Mr. Clingman) a ubstitute for his own. NLARGED 0 SIXTY-FOUR COLUMNS. ee Tur Navy DrrartMeEnt have official informa tion of the death of Capt. J. Wilkinson, at Nor- folk, on March 23d inst marc! pand! hen it . Collamer, the Senate went nevenieeess ; clone tag wesiehioee Into exccuttve aaaien, and after some time spent | A Pexston Acgnt Appointep.—Erastus Poul-| The first number of the new volume of the favor- r numbers therein, adjourned. son has been appointed pension agent at Phila- | ite Fanrily Paper, Tux Moretti Tantrr creates intense excite- ment in manufacturing circles on the other side , of the Atlantic. The English and French pspers ‘ received by the last steamer, inveigh loudly against it The London Times, among others, virtually threatening that England will make it the ground of a recogaition of the legality of the veurpation of the Oligarchy. A like tone per- vades the comment of the French papers upon the subject. While we have no idea that any such recogni- tion will take place in the face of protests of this Government, it is evident tua sue Morr tana is destined greatly to complicate for us the other and far more important question. If England and France combine to use our secession Imbroglio to superinduce the repeal of fhe Morrill law, as they are evidently disposed to do, the chances are ten to one that it will not remain leng on the sta- tute book; insomuch as it has already become in- tensely unpopular at home Our belief is that ‘witbin thirty days from the Ist proximo, wien it goes into operation, it will be found that its in- tricacies render the collection of the revenue ac- cording to its provisions practically impossible, while its probibitory tendency will defeat all hope of raising sufficent revenue under it. It can require few additional embarrassments or checks to trade, added to that ef the present dinancial condition of the country, growing out of dis- union, to deter prudent men from venturing the usual heavy importations; and in the disabilities thrown upon importers by the Morrill law, those emberrsssments and checks will be very soon found to exist, we appreliend.* The only remedy Nes in speedy xction of Congress revising. and, indeed, wholly changing our revenue system, to meet the altered state of things resulting from the tecession of the Gulf States. We believe that in Jess than sixty days Congress will be called to- gether to legislate on the subject. delphia, vice John Devitt remov: ee Artremptep Banx Roppery.— The Robbers Ex- cavate 20 Feet to Reach the Bank Vaults —They are Three Weeks Undermining the Bank —An at- tempt by burglarsto undermine the New York Exchange Bank, on the northeast corner of Green- wich and Dey streets, was discovered on Mon- day morning ‘The particulars of the affair, as near ascan be ascertained, axe as follows :—For soine time past, a Mr. John Alcock occupied a cellar, No. 189 Greenwich street, for the manufacture of rag car- pets. Abouta menth since a Mr. Thos Burke came along and bought out Alcock, payiag him very liberally for his place. The plan ior rob- bing the bank must nave been formed previous to the | oan of the place; for, from =P ar~ ances, the work done by the burglars could not have been eccomplished much short ofa month. They dug a sort of tunnel, sufficiently large fora man to pass through, from the cellar occupied b: Burke, a distance of about seventy feet, an through almost solid masonry, until they reached the bank, coming up almost’ directly uzder the safe, which contained about $50,000 of available money. They used a jack, of power suiticient to raise upwards of forty tons, to break through the thick flagging upon which the safe rested. All they succeeded 1n carrying off was $200 in gold and $200 In western and southern money, belonging to Mr. A. L. Peck, broker, which was contained ina tin box standing upon the safe. The burglars had not sufiictent time, after reach- ing the vault, or they would doubtless bave made their way into the safe; but it would seem that morning came upon them before they were aware fi The porter, on reaching the store at half past 6 o’clock Monday morning, said be heard a noise in the back room. He went to the door, but found it so securely fastened on the inside that it resisted his efforts to open it. In a short timeall was quiet. and he awaited the arrival of the officers of the bank. Informing them of what he bad heard. the door was burst open, when they bebeld, to their astonishment, the floor covered with piles of brick, dirt and burglar’s implements. Information was immediately sent to the third-precinct station house, and Capt. Jameson with some policemen soon made their appearance. By this time the burglars bed made geod their esca A man named Harmon Roberts, who it is said had some- thing to do with the place, was taken in custody and locked up in the third-precinct station hous on suspicion of being concerned in the burglary The tools used by the burglars were quite a cu- rlosity, consisting of large bars of tron, jimmys, spikes, jacks, &c , in all nearly acartload. They were all secured and taken to the third-precinct station hause. From the time the burglary was discovered a large crowd of persons surrounded the place, anxious to gratify their curiosity with a sight of the Herculean labors of the burglars.—N. Y. Express. THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, is now improved and enlarged to SIXTY-FOUR COLUMNS WEEKLY, For the purpose of enabling its proprietors to open up new sources of pleasure and instruction, such 88 cannot fail to command the approbation of all lovers of an intelligent, refined, and wholesoms family paper. The first number of the new volume now ready. Sold by ail news agente. SIXTY-FOUR COLUMNS, FOUR CENTS. Published woekly at Four Cents, and alo in Mouth F8tts with corer, prise Gavanteen Canta, or $2.00 a year. Publis A. HARTHILL & CO., No. 20 North Will ew York, ———-—_— Wepxgspay, March 27. Sexatz.—The Senate met to-day at 11 o'clock a.m. A communication was presented to the Senate from the President of the United States, in an- swer to a resolution requesting bim to lay before the Senate the dispatches from Major Anderson to the War Department during his command at Fort Sumter—stating that it was deemed inex- pedient to publish those dispatches at present. On motion of Mr. Hale, the Senate then went Into executive session. ————— rw Virginia Convention. Correspundence of the Star. RicuMoyp, March 26—1 p m Mr. Wm. B. Preston’s speech to-day was an able argument in favor of a reconstruction of the Union, and he expressed the most sanguine hopes that such a result would be attained. The signs of the times he considered auspicious Mr. A. M. Barbour hai turned. The reports of bis having gone over to the secessionists are without foundation. He says he eould not do so if be would, without disregarding the will of his constituents Ex-President Tyler, in conversation to day, gave utterance to the opinion that if a vote were to be taken now on the question of secession, it wonld be very close. The Union men, however, seem quite as bopeful as heretofore. You may set it down as certain that unlesssome unforseen act on the part of the General Govern- ment shall embitter the disposition of the conser- vatives, Virginia will present ber ultimatum to the North in the terms of the majority report. THE KING’S DAUGHTER, oR THE ROMANCE OF ROYALTY. This ts the title of a new historical romance written expressly for the HOUSEHOLD JOUR- NAL, by Mrs Marian M. 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The very instructive, interesting, and valuable lecture on the “World’s Highway’—as delivered by Dr. Solger, before the New York Historical and Geographical Society—publithed in the HOUSE- HOLD JOURNAL No. |, Vol.2, now ready, price four cente—aiong with a double-page MAP OF THE WORLD, engraved expressly for the HUUSEHOLD JOURNAL, under Dr. Soiger’s superintendenc THE NEWEST AND BEST MUSIC, Both Vocai and Instrumental—by the best Ameri- canand European composers—appears regviarly every weok in the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, price Four Cents. A new song by Stephen Glover appears in No.1, Vol 2, POPULAR LECTURES BY POPULAR MEN. Every week a lecture by some distinguished man appesra inthe HUUSEHOLD JOUR NAL—anon- n and non-political. se published in the first volame are as fol- lows—1any of which can be had, price Three Ceuts each, from any news-agent, or from the publishers Excentric GUNNERY DowN tN Dixte’s Lanv. The Charleston correspondent of the New York Thies writes “ There are a good many curlousthings happen- ing here, which do not get into the papers, from motives, perhaps, of ‘military expediency ’’ One of them created a terrific atir among the fulr who fivcked to see their brothers and lovers, the other afternoon, at Sullivan’s Island. You are aware that an immense number of the tallest kind of shooting-irons are scattered thickly over the points that protectthe harbor. This particular afterncon the same soldiers who fired the ‘‘nccidental”’ shot at Fort Sumter, were experimenting with shells; these men are infantry, who have no practical knowledge of long ranges, so they puta large shell in one of the Columiads, and let ft slide. It went ricochetting over the bay, and, to their horror, they saw it fall on Sullivan's Island, ai- rectly back of the summer hotel, the Monitrie Flouse, now used as barracks. At that spot the ladies were enjoying themselves, where the Pal- metto youth gathered close around were whisper- ing all sorts of sweet things in foldly listening ears, when, with a loud whiz, the shell landed within fifty yards of the party.’ Fortunately ‘‘no- body was burt? “Yesterday afternoon another company, who are.stationed at the eld United States Light-ship, the Rattlesnake, which is now off Wappor Creek, on the Ashley River, was experimenting with a nder, the mate of Old Secession, they care- jotted her and pointed the yuu at Ben- nett’s saw mill, in thiscity, ‘just tosee how near they could come without hitting,” as one of them told me, when I weat over to inquire about it. The shot’ fell among a group of fifty negro women, ta the yard, and strange to say did not kill anybody, but the women ran screechiny through the city, and created a great excitement.” Tre Unitsy States Vesset: The Baltimore Sua of this morning says : “ We sleo see it etated that all the ships of the home squadron are out cf provisions. Only for the energy and enterprise of Capt. Adama, of the Sabine, they would have had to leave Florida altogether. Since the vessels arrived at Pensacola mot a line had been received fromthe Navy Depart- ment. ‘The steamers can get no woed and water. A ‘smuggler from Pensacola’ was selling water at four cents a gallon. The officers and crew of the entire fleet are told off, to land ata signal from Lieut. Slemmer.”” We have to say that on the 6th of February last provisions were ordered to be put on board the Supply at once, but the vessel was detained until the 15th of March, on account of the trial of ber commanding oilicer, Lieut. Walke. In all prob- bility she will arrive in time to prevent suffering for want of provisions’ At any rate, there are ample supplies at Key West, and it is only neces- sary for the commanding officer to send one of his vessels to that point for them Amy ann Navy News —Advices from Florida state that if the storeship Supply can reach War- rington, provis d stores can be sent to Fort Pickens. We extract from the important commu- nication which contains this news the foilowing - “Since the inaugural we have commenced to work with awill bere. Forts McRea and Baran- cxs have over 100 guns. A new sind battery has just been completed. Capt. Austin, of the War- rington Light Infantry, killed a man named Gar- ret Durland, for shouting for the Union. Respect. able gentlemen, unfavorable to secession, have had to take shelter on board the steamer W yan- ough. 'n No. “* Mahometanism. jamlio. in No, 25 “ The Su and his Government.” By ss dotte, of the home fleet. Eight nezroes came bere Dr, Hamlin .. 5a No.s¢ ‘Tux Mission to Guatemala. —The Senate are A Zovave Reciuent ror Pznsacova.—The | 12st ‘week, and offered theirservices to Lieutenant | “The Turkish Emp By Rev. Dr. Pr understood to have formally declined yesterday | new reaiment of three hundred men enrolled cc | Slemmer, but he declined and sent them back to Barilimessssi 5, iasssicnssaoss : to reconsider their late vote contirming the nomi-| New Orleans for service at Pensacola {a com- | the Pensacola authorities, which incensed many | “The Policy of Honesty” By Geo. W. nation of Mr. Crosby, of Celifornia, to be U.S. | mauded by Capt. Alfred Coppens. whu served in | Of U8_ ‘They were slaves owned in Pensacola. Curtis 5 me —--In No.2 MININET Ww Guaicrnela. Gv shar gentioman halde | the Pifty-third Regiment of the Infantry of the | Gen. Bragg has arrived and taken charge of the |. 4 pay in the Alps.” By R iL ee ete flicers of the regiment are already enrolled, its tem, driliand uniform will be that of the regular French Zouaves, and thelr comiunands the position. The motion to reconsider grew out of Senator Baker’s opposition to bis appointment. Deztwcemen = In No 91 “* Manand Climate’ By Bayard Taylor. .in No. 2 “* Little Things.” By Rev, Dr, Storrs. ..In No. 19 sanacsinn feces Tha harrarle =: Ti'steh’s filthy condition that if the least warm weather comes, disease must break out. In con- sequence of a rumor reported to the commander of Tus Commisstoxensuir oF Patents.—When | will ell be given in the French languave the Wyandotte, that 2,000 State troops were about | “* Equatorial Regions of Africa.” By . 2 : 2 baal The Delta. from which we take the above para- | t° make an attack on Pickens, by coming on rafts Du Chailiu—_. In No. 18 = — —— — = the final cos, | £t@bb, says it is generally stated and believed tn | 0M Santa Roj:s tsland; the officers and men of | “ Life in the Arotio Region H the fleet were ordered to be ready for landing— Ned Tale ete eens Would be'| very saliles and eallor belag sappiled with fenty ard Taylor... called Into active service at Pennsacola, and that “ Tha Electric Light.” No. 16 sideration of the nomination of Mr. Halloway, of a By Professor Fa- Indiana, to be Commissioner of Patents. As| the volunteer troops would be detailed asan army | founds of cartridges; but the thing wasa hoax. rady .... , deans cctv aces dw NOES there are no objections to Mir. Ht. personally, he | of reserve, while the Independent companies and Te Sees toe cn tre ins TaeeiSh state of ex- | » Social Reaponsibilities.” By Joha B, will doubtless be confirmed to-day. Ree IE Coen oe ee een noel | the care of Merwe Jagan L. Breen & Coe ats, Leung enecoeup aaa Ne sree eee Now? t A cathoriaed to onede Ide cn | bile, Alabama, will go.direct.” : “Youre Amencs.” By Rev. H. W. Coxrinuzp, &c fining: for: thal tay tee or Mech oe ere in peeean ene | All stipe of the Home tc usron are out af pro- Beecher . In No, 11 yesterday, the Senate confirmed Wm.S. Penning: | ™°J¢ct though we are in possession of the facts.”” P visions. But for the energy and enterprise of Captain Adams of the Sabine they would have had to leave Florida altogether. The steamers can get no wood nor water. Another ship filled with stores should be sent off at once. smug- gler from Pensacola” was selling water at four cents a gallon. The officers and crew of the entire ficet told off, to land ata signal from Lieutenant Slemmer. By Rev. ton, of New Jersey, to be Secretary of Legation at Paris, and Aaron Goodrich, of Minnesota, Sec- retary of Legation at Brussels. Mr. Alvin Saun- ders, of lowa, was nominated to be Governor of Nebraska. ConFin wep —Before we went to press, to-day, J.C. Fletcher . “ The Correlation of By Prof. Faraday —... “* Magnetism.” By Prof. Farada: “Heat” By Prof Faraday. . In No, “Chemical Affinity.” By Prof, Faraday tn N “Gravitation and Cohesion.” By Prof. Narrow Escarz of 4 Scswanine Diver.— On Monday last one of the divers engaged in raising the cargo of the ship “John Truck,” which sank some weeks ago at her wharf in Phil- adelphia, made a narrow escape from death While down inthe hold of the vessel some of the cargo rolled on the air tube, and, pressing it together, cut off all thésupply of air ‘The driver the Senate confirmed the nomination of the Hor. There is sald tobe a movement on foot for the rAdBY .......... sesseseedn No, 5 i fately gave t to dr: ; F Mr. Hallowsy,(Ex-M. C.,) of Ind., to be the Secertony Sess eee canna Bigs ap, but | reinforcement, on a small scale, of Fayetteville | ‘Gravitation.” By Prof. Faraday In No. 4 Commissioner of Patents. It 1s understood that there was quite a struggle over it this morning. We apprehend that the majority by which be was confirmed was about si arsenal, North Carolina. A company of soldiers ‘was generally deemed a sufficient garrison for it. Recruiting for the United States army at the New York station continues to proyress vigorous- ay. During the leat two weeks detachments from the city rendezvous, from Boston, Rochester and elsewhere have been sent to Governor's Island. The proportion of disqnalified applicauts seems to be on the increase. Preparations are making for the despatch of a considerable force from Fort Columbus. The ships of the American, French and other nations now in the Mediterranean sea will hence- forward salute the Piedmontese flag atthe ports of Naples and Sicily, as well as those of Piedmont their commanders having formally decided to do 80 among themselves—their respective consuls sanctioned the decision. The gunboat Iroq nois ‘was at Spezzia not long since. Sa ES ae Professor Farraday’s lectures are illustrated with fifty-one engravirg: was perfectly fast. Another driver, who bappened to be dressed in bis submarine armor, immediate- ly descended, and thus saved the one below, who would have perished if allowed to remain in this critical position thirty seconds longer. The affair Lo org poised abroad, and caused a great ex- citement. TRE GREAT HISTORICAL PiCTURE or WEBSTER IN THE SENATE, WEBSTER IN THE SENATE, WEBSTER IN THE SENATE, DELIVERING HIS GREAT SPEECH ON SEVENTH OF MARCH, 1550. No picture equal to it in s za has ever before been sold for isss than from @5to $10, and the first copies of the work. no better than the present ones (a8 woare now printing them from renewed plates) sold rapidly at @10 per copy. It 1s neariy THREE BY FOUR FEST in size,and represents WEBSTER «nan occasion when the whole nation, agitated, was waiting to hear him, standing in the midst of jor Ben McCullough, of Texas, sfter remaining, perdu, about Alexandria for some days, as expiained yesterday !n the Star, left on the night before last for some clime more congenial to bis present pursuits than that of the Immediate neighborhood of the Federal metropo- Us. Mx. Mittican, of Tennessee. who was yester- day confirmed to be an United States Judge in Nebraska Territory, isa gentleman of rare abili- ties and very bigh character, as well as a staunch Unjon man. Probably he has never had a superior upon an United States territorial bench. ———————— Tue Steamsutr Bignvitte uxper Svxvett.- Lance.—The New York Commercial of Monday evening says: The U.S. mail steamship Bien. ville, Capt. Bullock, which arrived at this port on Saturday morning from New Ori: ind Havana, was this morning placed under the sur- velllance of the custom house officials. The cause of this proceeding {san alleged violation of the revenue laws, in not baving the proper clearance from New Orleans. The cargo is*valued at over $800,000, and is of the usual assorted character; the least portion coming from New Orleans. The Collector, although he bas not otticially seized the vessel, has the matter relating to the violation of the revenue law under consideration, and will Tue Great Eastern —By late advices from Col. Mann it appears that this mammoth steamer will anchor In Hampton Roads in one or two Tux Comurssionzasutr to tz Saxpwicn | Probably give a decision to-morrow. This case | Weeks. She will only remain there a short time, | his compeers, Istaxns —The recent difficulty over the appoint- | Tese™bles that of the Restless, which was seized | 22d then leave for Charleston, whence she comes] CLAY, SEWARD, ment of Mr. Dryer, of Oregon, to this position fa | ALOT time ago. again to the Roa ‘orfolk’ Day Book. FILLMORE, CALHOUN, sofsrsettied His nomination was yesterday con-| Dzsentexs ¥a0M THE ARSENAL-—Six soldl BENTON. DOUGLAS, ener tm grb ind ben anjujch ibe marae Gul | (CH, 2,8 SERLENDAHIP L000, No ee ook ——————————— im, at S ouis Arsenal, ti - 12, 1 4 Tux Distaict oF Covtusia Arroinruents.— | beads a few nights ago, to secede, The were an, | PHURSDAY SU BAIN mech Berar: | cen rare ern een Siatormean of tes There is no truth in the current rumor that yeater. | 20ubtedly disgusted with thelr UncleS because | for the purpose. of paying & tater: Go: | 407. Every Baseaveng 15 accompanies with on dep ie Pieiint oon ye be beeamea Black Republica, and deierssined | umbia Lodze, No. 0° outhae Key. pointing out by numbers tho ame iy iY sent in nominations to one or | to disgrace themselves no longer by serving under maz 2 SAM’L E. DOUG LASS, Per. Sec, and location of rach person represented. TO EV- more of the leading Federal offices in this District ——_____ Tue Hox. W. R. W. Coss (ex-M.C ) of Ala, him “It is supposed that these brave fellows in- ERY SUBSCRIBER to THE HOUSEHOL! tended to offer their services to the Cotton Army 2 JOURNAL, who forwards us $2, we wil! mail TING WILL BE HELD eA PUBLIC ME. ia Odd cor THIS EVENING, 2th under Gen Beouregard, but before they had tii instant, to consider ti t 8 OUSEHO. called upon Prendent Lincoln thi morning, wih | 10 cAPy out these bonorable intentions vet them | Konti’ Fadjane tad tetas Gs terete | Taye HOLSEMOLD JOURNAL for one your, whom he bad a long interview. were arrested by the police Their names are: Jas, | 88V9@ warfare. reveral gentlemen who have been fi 4 fully pat up with roller to Doyle, Albert Bents, Edward Ryan, Edward | 86018 and residents among them will address tne | T°, 8nd carefully pat up with roller to preserve Garcons. Sturme, ‘and Jas. Walsh. “They were all sent | meetine.: Larocqus. the celebrated Indian wong’ | it. Address A. Harthill & Co.,20 North Wilham -:++ Hon Mr. Campbell and Hon. Mr. Kenyo: down to be dealt with by their commanding | touo! ing mel ion. imi ttange f en. aay stems Newdess are atthe Washington House, | YY | OMlcer—Missouri Republican Rovan Warns MD. Coren tae cD: | THE EMPIRE CITY AT ONE VIEW . ie DD. OPELAND Townss: hy , _ Mrs, Patterson Bonaparte. of Baltimore.was | | [7~ The South Carolina State Convention re. | Comtulttes. niet (<3) u th pared pon the President yes- ---- Judge Starkweather, Ohio; J: worth, N.Y ; Hon. J. H. Goodall, a fag the National. ++++Hon. J. B. Kerr, Md; R. Sob A.J. Foard, U.S. A.; 0. Lynch, ws N, ae assembled yesterday. A resolution was offered directing that Major Anderson’s supplies of pro- visions and mail facilities shall be cut off. It was pastpence until to-day, and {t is supposed will voted down. South Carolina being a part of the Confederate States, it might be imagined that such measures were exclusively within the con- trol of President Davis; but then, “Soverelgn’? Conventions are peculiar bodies. It is sup} that the Convention will ratify the permanent pci of the Confederacy by a large ma- rity. Ina eplendid Colored Engraving of THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Showing the entire city, and forming & COMPLETE BIRD’S-EYE VIEW of it (on @ sheet of supe) fine drawing paper) 24 by 26 inches, all carefully colored by hand. This fine picture has just been published at Three Dollars per copy, bi are it TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER to the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, who forwards us $2, in return for which we will mail free, a copy of the above engraving (done up with roller to pre- serve it,) and also the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL for ove sear. *.*° SamrLe Copizs of the Engravings oan be seen at our office. All good country bills, or post- in fall waiform for Geils By sede ees oes Os E. 8. ALLEN, adit. 4” TAIT: Col. Com, , ((R WAGONS, CARTS AND DRavs. ReoistEr’s Orriew, Marce 2%, 1961. Notioe is hereby given that | icenses ixsued to owners of Wagons, Carts and i on the first Movday in April, and thet sad tasshece ; Bn Licenses rast be renewed i Office, within ten days alter het use route ¢ ILLIAM MORGAN. Register. © --+* A son of Gen. G. W. Jones, Ri it = ister of the United States at ota, Mare ome patches from his father to Was! ington, came pas- senger in the steamer Champion on Monday. -*-* The Vice President of the United States, the last Postmaster General, the present Secretary interior, a i present sh mina pre retary of War the famed Cri Dp Steirks at a Discount ix —The Boston Journal states that ty received on Saturday, per Ad- ms & Co.'s Express, from New Orleans, a lot of American flags, asa present from a friend, who writes that be no further use for them {n that ma 26 dtApril4 PARTICULAR NOTICE. extensive stock ¢ BOOTS and ---- Wm. H. Russell, AM Selling m: SHOES of all desoriptions st ver nt of the London Times, and Stopping at Willards?. ne mean cor- isin this city low pri ‘s He Ja en route for | Country. The new owners intend they shail d A. P. HOOve ‘ago stamps, taken at par as remittances, Address “ Dixie's where he goes good service u; un y nd South side Pa. av., bet. 6th and 7th sts , "| communications to the Publishers - Times moe te correspondent | fag of the new fag of toe Contcionte Bans sro Opponite Brown's Hotal_ | § “JOURNAL. A Prop: etors of the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, A- HARTHILL & CO, 20 North William street New York, ; --+ Theo. R. Davis, (formerty ofthis city, ai el agemen =e Wee 'y, of also received, and ing otected the Stars and Stripes, It can wothecacherge came safely through. N ES. A GENTLEMAN AOR wishes to exchange _— vod Re iy r Bev improved Real Ei eR REFER pa eee aes tat G ‘ Bare which paper he is wow the | viges racclvcd by ihe Tent Bo gatioTON —Ad- | Own use, Addresnyimiacdisioy Bos DOG Keres | SEWING MACHINES GIVEN AWAY! nounce that Victor Emanuel, tn anticipation of = mazi dif | WASHING MACHINES GIVEN AWAY! ppointment of a fi Ameri int to the Court of Turin, bas raised the char ard chargeship at Washington to the rank of a full mfoal 4 Chevalier Bertinatti, now charge, ‘accordingly minister plenipotentiary. ————_—____ Tax PLoatino Barrgny Wanrp at Paxsa- cota —The Mobile Advertiser gga he wonders whether enough to attempt the wo MUSICAL WORKS GIVEN AWay! ILLUSTRATED WORKS GIVEN AWAY! Parties desirous of procuring 8 Sewing Machine of Wheeler & Wilson’s, Grover & Baker's, or Finkle & Lyou’s manufacture, or one of Johnson’s Union Washirg Machines, can do so by subsorib- ing to the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL, at the rate of Two Dollars a year, geal Cong, Heel oe den 4 ING "Fhe? cur Ne srt ep blican | Full partioulars of the well Advertiser thin! i a partiou above, as as of the Bhrough an ae Webbe ak reouen 2y°8,0F B:48¢ | popular Musical and I lustrated Publications to be » yen given away an premiums, will be found in the first number of the new volume of the HOUSEROLD JOURNAL, a copy of which will be sent free to. address, By sending.s three cent stamp, & 5 ProProsats FOR A LOAN, AUCTION SALES. By J. C. M-GUIRE & CO.. Anctioncers. ALE OF NEW. FURNITRE TO COVER \ Treascny Derantwent, Maroh 22.1861. Searep Prop sare will be ved at this Ds partment until 12 o'clock n-on of Tuesday. Bo (usRots oF Faeeickt axp Stora f April iGHT MU-LION DOL. « , Heke APE neh CERO MON Dep | SATURDAY MORNING apriiocnsat cal in front of the Auction STATES, ¢ to re, eoued eater the act of ress | Sconunt of whom it may concern, to cover charges ‘This stock will bear interest at the rate of six pet | [orf sightand storage. a, sory gent. per annum, payab's ermi annually on the frat | Zwo F lowered Coltane Chmmbel se days of Jannary wed Jaly in each year and will be | Fwenty ove Double Sots reimbursable in twenty years fom the first day of | Bight Doessing & ‘The proposals should be endorsed on the weyty. Ri my pete. chairs. Proposals for Loan of 1861,” and be to + Tere 8 cash in ou rent fan *. the “sec «f the Tres +» Wash- SUIRE & CO., Aucts ington, DC” ‘They will be opened end ‘decided |_ mea? _4.€. MoGUIRE & * No offsreen be accepted for any fraction of one Bee ee TURN ECR E AND No oft ed for an H : ND thousand dollars; nor wil any offer be considered | FAP ENS! ND NESpas unles: 10 o’olock, at the iarce VF FReTs.—Ov per ocntum of its amount is d=posi' March 27th satery. Juited States, subject w | PON: ‘east corner of Ps avenusand Toorderer tha Recrttersuot the Treseurys "The He pteen ty jaune conte ‘sell all the Furniture s04 certificate of such deposit mu toe neg tp each | b fects, comprising— proposal. All off-rs for stock under this notice ae Oe nace Pinmae Perk, % and yh. 8 5 Walnut sal Matogany Hair “Siine ceet Sofne, wr ooaters ond Parlor Chaurs, it heaton jarbie-t Ww Fancy Tabies, Cane seat Chairs, Wind urtaine, Shades, Cornice, it Lograin Carpets, pets, Matting. st be unoond.tional. and contain no rv ference to hoy other oilers ‘Tne cffers must state the sum of- ed for each huadred doliars of the stock. Bidders for thie stook, whose offers shall be So- cepted, must deposit the amount offered andwo- cepted ‘reasurer of the United States, or with the Assistact Treasurer at Bostoa, New York, Philadelphia and St. Louis, or with the Depositary Bt Cine on or before the th day of | Martie top coun April vext. rhould any ruccessful bidder desire | Houdle and Single Belsvenie ve to deposit at any other t, his request tu that iankets, Comforts, ‘ effect will be duly considered. ‘ a Comte Upon the receipt at this Depsrtment of certifi- oates of Geporite with the Depositaries apove-men tio 1ed. certificates of inscribed stook will te issued to the sucosssful bidders or their ass: in of one thousand, ve thousand and t eand doliare, at their éption.[napribed stock, s9 issued wil. ostry intere:t from the date of the deporits of the money as abova stated, and will be tran«ferra~ bie rete — ofthe Freacery, Sgreeabiy to the viations of the Department hovld any successful vidder desire certificates oat ‘with coupons of the semi sunual interest thereon sttached I. ht and ottier Stover, Tepethe with a rereral arenriment of Housebo'd Farniture and Iitohen F ffecte not necessary to Terr rt ‘Sod under onsh; over that sum sored:! of 3". 6 and § gays, for eauefactorily endorecd ters: potas, Dearing WeHer GW. PHILLIPS, Bailiff. ma 22d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts. " VE 5 18 POSTPONED, ee eee is fae nati! TO-MORROW ams to each e-rtifoste, they will bs 7 ‘BOVE stash ata (fe ingeean’ cow ans het day'ot | (Reeser MPANING. some hoe myons for interest ‘r- NG. F0., Suis nsxtz aud such coupon stock, instead of being | 1 JAS. C. MoSUIR wots. sosigand tne wane Boos Peng foe Ry GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers suokt « agg, pe Racers pee OUSEBOLD. KITCHEN FURNITURE ann } Such certificster, ‘The interest on sach coupon Sratv@ny at Avcrioy —-On MONDAY, the Hook, from the cate of the, ceporite of the money | ist day of April rext, at 10 o'clock 8. m, we shell ney therefor until the first d+ of Juy, will ba paid on that} day tothe aceepted bidder or his +it rrey, by the depositary with whom the principal was lim the residence of a indy declining housekeep- ing, on Thirtosnth at, between G and H ste. north. (No“423,)e genera! lot of Houschold Furniture, | deposits i viz: : quired fom TnaSeRevant a Mas oteth | Dezaak-oovored Sofee, Mahorary Chaire and Ot M1 im 1 it "im suc- ve’ - Conaful bidders, aud will be dirnoted to be immedi. | Wa-nut Cadinet Etegere aud Gult frame Looking ately returned to unsaooesefat pier, ‘alnut Crimson covered Gothic Arm Chairs. _mar2-dtsApif Secretary ofthe Treasury. | w,/8ree Side, Den ing and other Tables, and Cane OR SALE—A valuable WOMAN; a good | seat Cha cook, washer, and ironer, and perfectly honest. Bhe is 35 will inted Wardral edn y Sp rea ; Cottace Bedstende and Walnut Writing Desk. years of age. Any one wishing to buy her ate address @ note t BROOKE. igh top. Sfe' ate fe “i adinia igen ds Landscape Oi! Paintings (oval frames) and En Kravings, ronze Statuetts of Charies of England, YSTERS! si o jaster Busts of Hiram Powersand Martin Tor- Just reosived ig ee Fangiors’ and “Norfolk OVS. Feather Beds, Bo!sters, Pillows and Biankets, RS. t Mon Vevvet lograin and other Car, T. M,BARVEY’S Hall. Step and other Oulclothe. Matting, Fish and Oster Depot, Radiator, Air tight, Cooking and other Stover, ma 26 St 251 C street. Handeome Worked Fire. FFICE THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., i pane te Mareh 3%, 1961, SPECIAL NO E. Goods for the Confederated State: must pay du tick f om this date, Invoices sworn to by the consignor must accom Faur 9] goods an karen. m3 25 260 3 S. Mcl.AUGHLIN, Acent. FrRENCH PAPERHANGINGS, &c. Coxner NixtH anv D Strests. Fine oo lection of Boo Wor eoreen Histories! aed other ounces and Rui Husk Mattresses, -seet Chairs. China, Ginss and Crookery Ware, A lot of Kitohen Requisites, | aimany other articies tro numerons to mentica. ‘erms “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auote. P. S.—The House is for rent; imquire on tho eee ma 2-4 By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UCTION OF SPLENDID PURNITURE.— T will offer at pabio sale on SDA‘, the Sdday of April next at I¢ we preg ened to-day onr 2 RS m. the entire Houeebold and Kitot er ECORATIONS. &o., the sizien “of which are ‘eer eee ee a \ rich and attractive, ar priors unueualiy low. | 5. h 3 of this city, intely occupied by ‘ BUARDERINTS, MEDAULIONS: doe aan, | Captain John Withers, Assistant Adjutant Gen” & large and select f English aud american | 7,07 06 1p rosewood and walnut was wade ‘are, FAPERHANGIN Philade!phin, the carpets aod mirrore kof Eng VENDOW SHADES, We aH to order in CORDS, TASSELS. GILT CORNICE and CUR- eee b pte etna Qin ll of which are of the bent manu- | pnportal from F-rano, and consists in pa facture, and which we offer at pricesto suit the | P&rior Sets, in Rosewood, Velvet and Satin Dam times. We have competent workmen ever ready ‘4 Draperies, (with Lace Curtains,) Satin de Laine, Large French Mirror, plate 61 b* &2 inches, Secretary, ‘case and btogere in Rosewood, Axminster Carpets and Kus, imported and made to o. der, Chamber Sets in Rosewood and Wainut, Superior Feather Reds, Spring and Hair Mattresses in bert quality A ‘or sssortment of Cut Glass, China an¢ kery Ware, aud other articles too numer ous to mention. Terms cash in current funds. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. The attention of the Indies and gentiemen of for the prompt execution of work entrusted to us, FRANKLIN & ROPHROCK, ma 19-3tawsw 505 cor. 9th aud D sts. H.C. McLAUGHLIN, Arrorney Sx COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Wasnixerox. Office next door to the banking houss of Suter, Lea Seventh st mom 25 St Pare THAT WILL ANSWER FOR NEW BEGINNERS —One at 82% Siocon SORE Bete. . Chigkariog & Sona’ Piano Dapot . (int) $e ma 3 » bet. 9th and 10th sts, Alexandria, Georgetown and Washington. and the erick WaGnue ~ public In general 18 respectfa ly invited ‘to the Wosas FT isct. | Sdove wale. Wedeem any comment re'ative to the Prorosate will be reorived up to the stu! proxi upe ality and stzlo of the eit toe er mo for the furnishing ar lelivery at or near ie Md ite of the District Reservoir, of 400 cuble yarde | ROt te surpass eny furcitureroffered for sale in B.oken Stone, more or less, a y G.& W. | 9 not to exceed in size oubss of three | —™* : - eed 'd and curabie be sealed and endorsed “Pro- tor Broken stone.” By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Avotioncers % har oanis should ATALOGUE SALE OF 1,000 OF Tak c. EI ss NEWEST AND DEST KiNDS OF HARDY PERPETUAL ST THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. Rooms, we sali sell, by catalogue, about 1.0% 0) — the newest and best kinds of hardy perpetus: We open to dey three more oases of the oelebra- ted “AKKWKIGHT” >HIRTING COT LONS, These goods are so much superior to all other makes now in this looming Roses, comprising — Biceunly Moss tage Bisdard, large Yellow ant Climbing Roses, Also, Macnolias, ® hododendran, arket that we have great diffi- culty in obtaining a sufficient quantity to supply the | Sectya Gicanten, Dutehme: Pipe, dsily increasing demand. chinese Tree Peoney, W isterras, Clematite, | Have Biso.open to day— wack mie tse Deable Danliss, Spireas, Carnations, ' n "ings, New York Mills Cotton, essamines, G . Kogiish Longclotiis, Skirting Cambries, Double Camclins Japemoss ee ren nr choice Plants, pants » Cherry Trees, Monthly Rasp The collection compriros the best kinds known cash » ‘Loweillings, Quilts, Pisin, Pia-d aad Striped Cambrios, Santis, jainsooks. Jacone. and Thread Cambric Muslios, Brilliante. Bird eye Dispers, &o. Ail of which we offer at the ver prices for oa.h. AG eat Man’ ae. Dwart Pear ry lowest errs Mave in Europe or America. maz St «324 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10ch sts, A eee Durseryman, = corner a wt i Wood and Coal. mas 4 NG! MoGUIRE & Conn A No.1 article of WOOMon hand, prepared to By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO, Auctioncera. | suit the wants of each customer. Wood sold oor | (EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE. ' Hosp Errects at Avcrion—O1 np, MORNIN, March Suh-commenoine at eran, we shail se] in Caroline Terrace, No. length also, or in any way or any quantities de: sired, 35h Late et, Ce i between 13th and 14h, st the t' 11, Coat Met im Coat Houses, nereoned before de Was intending to reinows from the ity, Sit hve 17 2,240 lbs. to the ton. A early new Walnut Hair clots Parlor duit, con- ’ {L7~ Personal attention to every order. tisting of 2 Tete-a. ‘eto Sofas, 2 Arm andé Re. T. J. & W. M. GALT. ee gest Sots yollice 252 Pa. av., betwoen 1th and 12th ste. ee and Mahogany d ill and W itt- below War Department’ of Sovamioants street, = Mirror, Damask Curtains, Gilt Cor- Weinut and Etagere, Hair cloth Sols, Canc-seeeh EW MILITARY BOOKS Just received bi NAPKENCH SA BICRS ORS et rgoeived, by Treat‘seon the Administration and Orgauiza tion of the British Arm», by Edward Barrington Forbiangue, 1vol., 8vo. knglish edition; price by mail & joa for Field Artillery, 1 vol., 12mo ; price y_mail $2.50. ‘ Summary ofthe A:t of War. by Baron de Jomi- mail ni, Lvol., 12m0 ; hy os Treatise on Pied Portiboation, by D. H. Ma- ™ 5 i6mo.; by An clementary Treatise on Ad ut. Posta iment Service of Prose: ty A. ~6mo., by mail 75 cents. Patriotic Voruntoore on Active 6 in ular and irregular War by Hugh FUvclitions af Piold’ berets ct ons of Fici Major Robert Anderson, 1 vol- Time's prise F Our usual ciscount of 10 to 50 bound books. “FRENCH & RIGHSTEIN, rag (Int. Ri 275 Pa avense. EW MUSIC FO! ko. &o. Also, instromont. ma ‘eception Solid Wainat Chamb- Suit. consisting Cio thedsteat, Marbl Feather Bedi. Bo od Piltowes : Cem! rae, = - Mahogany Frecch and Walnut Jenny Lind Bed- ted fron Hat tree, Fini! Oilototh, teat Extension Tabie, Crockery and Glass Three. pir. Ingrain, Venetian, Stair and Hemp Parlor, Chamber and Cooking Stoves and Krtohen ee ne . eed cured Middling. ma 25d J.C. MCGUIRE & Co., Avots. By GREE WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, fo 526, ‘Tth and EXTEsSive SALE OFAN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT oF HovsEHOLD axp KITCHEN Furniture. Piano Forte. Sroot aNp Cova, & Ou THURSDAY, tre ath instant. we shall sell leman de ~y < PIANO, VIO. LUTE. jastruction Hooks for every O8N F. ELLIS. 306 Pa. av., bet. 9th and loth sis, FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS, BALTI- W. P. SHEDD, 502 Exevantn 8r., Ladies’ Dresros of very denoription can be cleaned, leaving the | new, ‘ Barone gt trths seg Chre hiss BEES one . z ing any substance by whioh they will soon booms unfit to wear. N. B.—No dress taken apart; thereby saving the a Scorstsry, tetect tex expense of making over. _(Intel.) me2im Ornaments, Paintings ant UN UMBRELLAS Srey 4 a ayines Giperang _ nat aes My al Pannie rere ® lerce tet Castors, fe Gouge Sects: , ogseseng OWING iD CLOVE a | Bettas natin pens Sane Maes GOODS of all kinds, an sell at the very ‘ lowest prices, ma 22 2w 0. HbR )Stiee eh cata elder ery myiasis pean) Soediat cette ames . President's Square, next Riggs & Co.'s ms 21 lw* SSS rPUBLIC BATHS. HENRY SCHAEFER, BARBER AND HAIR-DRESSER, gente the Post Opes Beetiinent, that “ata eer, Sar!