Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1862, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. Notice —Mr. A. W. Burns, tbemanaging agent of the Star's cireulation in Georgetown, will hereafter also act agthe Star’s advertising t there. Any Georzdlown Cede ge u at Dr. G. B. Barnard’s, corner gh and Bridge streets, or with G. Crandell, No. 128 Bridge street, will meet with prompt attention. AMUSEMENTS To-NIGHT. 's ATKENEUM._—MF. Ford is rea arich nd he deserves it. His bee Athe- neum was last it with an appreci- ative audieace to witness ‘orrcst’s masterly Yepresentation of “ King Lea‘ Grand bills of entertainment are presented for to-night, and tue opportunity is offered of passing a deligitful cvening. Wasnineton Tazaten —Mies Annette Ince made a decided bit last night in the plav of “Media.” Her audience was brilliant eriti- cal, and itsexpression of satisfaction so y expressed must bave been a matter of j:rat! fication to the accomplished young histrioniec artiste. To- night the striking play of “‘“Evadne”’ will be pre- sented. Miss Tee twill be here but for one week. Opp Fsitows’ Hatt —Kunkel’s troupe is still Prospering. Peals upon ls of prolonged ap- jause greeted the monster concert. The bur- we on Julien and Musard was complet: and a decided bit. A good bill off<red for to-night. Canteravay.—Mias !*''"ie Fowler, the Dele- vante brothers and Miss (fortimer won new laurels last night Nothing like a good laugb; =e you can get it to perfection at the Canter- ry. ‘Wasiixcton AcADEMY OF Moste — Signer Ai- bertial fully sustains his reputat on as a ia’, and delights all who hear him. Free concerts day and night. Refreshments et hand. Covxctt Paoceepixes, April 14—Board of Aldermen —The Chair, (Mr. Brown,) sudmitted & communication from the Mayor. containing the monthly statement of the Intendant of the [n- a referred. aa ‘tions were presen’ and referred from J. Castellon, asking compensation for removing dead animals; from Job W. Angus and others, praying for a license allowing George Stabler to Keep a livery stable; from Calvert and Bull, a roposition relative to watering and sprinkling ennsylvania avenue from the Capitol to Twen- ty-second street The amount proposed amounts to $2.760 for horses and carriages, and €2,750 for ineldental ex; ‘s. The Chair submitted a joint resolution of in- quiry, asking the co-operation of the Government to organizing a paid tire department with at least three steam fire engines; and read a communica- tion from P. F. Milligan, Engineer-in-Chief of the Baltimore Fire Dep2rtwent relative to steam engines. Mr. Moore thought steam engines would be useless witout more hosc; and the thing im- Practicable on account of the condition of the streets, and was opposed to committing the cor- Poration. . The Chair did not think the resolution com- mitted the corpr rati-n. It was simply one of in- quity, and to secure an interview with G >vern- ment and the Secretary of War. Mr. Moore did not believe the city would be benefitted by steam. Mr Brodhead hoped the suggestion would be agreed upon. Mr Lloyd said the weter wes not properly dis- tributed as to the Seventh Ward, and until that Ward bad the sgme rights as others, should not vote an sppropriaticn. Resolution paseed. A petition from H. L. Lorch, asking the remis- sion of 8 fine, was referred Mr. Fisher presented a bill for the relief of Hugh Murray; passed. ‘The following bills were passed :—A bill for the partial improvement of Judiciary Square; to lay a flag footway across New Jersey avenue, at the intersection ef K strect north; to set curb- stones and iay footways on K street south, oppo- site block No 925; for draining and graveling H strect north, from Fourth to Seventh street west; for the improvement of First strect west, from K street north to New York avenue; relative to re- modeling Council chambers; authorizing the Mayor to cause the water mains on Nineteenth street west and K street uorth to be connected; authorizing the Water Registrar to supply ad- jotning tenements of David Fowble with water through one service pipe; to supply Wm. Mo- bun ta a similar way; a joint resolution remon- strating against the pe: ¢ of an act amending the Metropolitan Police bill; authorizing the re- moval of certain walls of burnt buildings; for the repair of the Union engine house; appropriating $200 for the benefit of the Columbia Fire Com- Pe for the relief of Mrs Thomas McGrath; for the = of Four-and-a-balf street. Mr. Moore introduced a bill to prevent the erection or extension of white or blacksmith- sbops; referred. A bill to repair a bridge on North Capitol street; passed first reading, and was referred to cornmittee on improvements. The committee on claims were di the further consideration ef the Edward Cornellis and of Frances V ing remission of fixe A bill for the reilef of James Casparis was lest on the third reading A resolution of tnguity relative to certain ms- terial {a possession of fire companies, was passed. Mr. Clark, from the joint committee to count and destroy due bills, made a report certifying to such counting atthe Bank of Washington, and burning of £11,000 worth. Adjourned. Common Council —The monthly report of the Intendant of the Asylum was received and referred. Mr. Callan wes called to the Chair, and Mr. Richards offered the following resolutions: Mesolved, &c , Thata special committee of two members from the Board of Aldermen and of three members from the Board of Common Council be appointed by the two Boardsas e joint committee for the following purposes: Ist. To select seven building lots for public school purposes, ascertain the cost of each, and report the same throuzh the Mayor tothe two Boards. One of the seven lots shell be located in the most desirable and available post fon in each ward of the city, which sball be suffictent for erecting upon ita Union ward school buiiding, according to the most approved modern style of School architecture, of sufficient capacity to ac- commedzt= 500 pupiis 24. To off-r $100 for plans and specifications of one such bullding, which is to be inode! for all the others Resolved, That when the said committee, in connection with the Mayor, shill approve of any plan acd specifications, the Mayor shall be eu- thorized to pay the sum of $100 to the successful architect, out of any unappropriated funds. Mr. Richards stated thet the resolutions did not look to an immediate ee excepting tbe 8100 for plans, &c. He further thought that this was the most propitious time to take action. If the scat of Government wes to remain bere, and all the evidences tended that way, then we may expect a large increase of population, and as a matter of consequence the vacant | ts would all be teken up. He therefore thought no better opportunity would occur to make the selection of jots, when they are much cheaper than they will be some months hence. He stated that at present about 3,500 children were attending our public schools, which are not by any means good schools, and the present cost of sustaining thei !¢ $6,000 — annum, which is the Interest on £100,000 Divide this sum by 7, end we have $14,285, a sum large enough to build a modern schooi house in each ward, capable of accommodating over 500 pupils. If we do nothing more then to select — ‘we eball perform an act for which the city wi ever thank us. Mr EKdmoaston moved to refer the resolutions to the commit'ce on schoo); adopted. Mr. Shepherd offercd a resolution requesting the committes on fire department to report a bill at the next ineeting to purchase one or more steam = engines and reorganize the fre department, Mr, Shepherd introduced a bill for the relief of Mrs. Thos. McGrath; passed. in the council cham- Also, a bill tomake repairs ber; . Sir. Edmonsten presented the petition of J. M. Riddle, ssking rewlsslon of a fine; referred. Mr. Stevens introduced a bill te repair Seventh street west, from L ttreet to the beundary; re- ferred Mr. Grinder offered 8 resolution req: the commit ee on cy 2 tap to report a bill for the re of the bridge over the canal at the in- tersection of New Jersey avenue and | street; i Given presented the petition of Henry Lee, asting compensation for burying sma'! pox cases; referred. . Wilson presented & ition of citizens of ane venth Ward, asking ees of Pour-and- a street, from Pennsylvania avenue south- ‘ward, and reported from the committee on im- provements a bill appropriating $500 for that A ie "Turton offered @ resosution requesting the Mayor to furnish the Boerd with estimates for cong Gees alleys in-the different qe og p oe e e Twentieth street from E street to the boundary; . Grinder introduced a bill to the ASY ing st 456 Eleventh st., along, and went to the drunken man, and taking | to embrace the present orp as Mr. H. A. | TUESDAY, WEUNE=DsY seni THURBDAY hold of bim said, ‘Friend, you had better go | Hal! intends to make a change !n bis business, RAR A rd 17, with me, and not’ be assaulting people in the | aud will scll Lis extensive stock of Rubber Goods PROF. BEN : street in this way.’’ The drunken man resisted st gr atpei pr , and no Ny should hituseeeea Se ae hosatifal | ana avenue, in which one was knocked do Browne, better known as ‘* Artemus Ward,’’ of day (lest Sunday) the Catholic ney - LOST AND FOUND, D EDI TION. SECO : -—_— CO humorous renown, lectured last night at W illards’ upon the last week of the itential reason of ASHI : = AKEN UP—On the f2th a — Hall before an audience which in numbers end | Lent. The whole of this week is observed with WwW CORNER Mt ANDU Sraeets. T HORSE about 7 rep THREF Ocho uality must have been eatisfactory to the * mon | more than the usual paler aiticn, secricee being | Lesves er.._.... Mn. Gronce Kurxeu oven ss Fequertrd to oom Sagas BEERS "cl ** accustomed aseven 0) more consta tha reape > > : 2 = . planer. aetna anne erat | Rereiofore. On Eawter Sunday, at st. Atoysiue | SP enengoment of vie iented American trege- | Ufa: HTMGHGRN'S B: “OUR MILITARY BUDGET ? Browne 1s a native of Waterford, Mainc, a i Church, we learn the choir will perform, for the MISS ANNKTTE INCE. — : bes 2 State, by the way, which has turned owt such ¢ first time, Mummcel’s grand mass, No. 3; alse; Who will a pear ‘i $50 ERWARD—Por the spprebersion (and | parece FROM FORTRESS MONROE. writing stock as Jack Downing ,’’ (Seba Smitb;) | Handci’s ballclujab chorus, with fu.1 orchestra. THIS EVENING ; very tome at Bladepsnarg, Mary- ss “ Etban Spike,” (Whittier, brother of the poct;) — — EV aes great . iSsd, Sr secured iNES jit va. Maryland, 20 Dispatches from Old Point up to 9 a.m. to day Mrs. Oakes Seaich, Joba Neal, N. P. Willis, and | | Tax Conrivextat Orena Hoysx-—The Fbit- VADNE! RIND BT Tes ec tet srepaih ot Ge a ee Teport all quict thie morning others known to fame. srmonic > a r the ve name, e Wednesday. Last Night but three of tior, degenad, of Princo George's county, Variows rumors are aficat there relative to the . Browne is a demure, sedately | opened to-morrow night with a fine compsny of Fy ~ kK. M. Iveator is of nad Bi eight es AAA CARE Ohigntt eapestcle® | cocaine ceaees temedizea, amrctely e., nae ae ee a eet Be ead ates oh atest | Merclinac, but none wf them are reliable looking young man, who says his good things | amon; which are to be found some of the best Admission 25, 5° and 75 cents avd $1. ento. eis well knownin Wash- She hed not made her appearance, however with each au Innocent, unmalicious alr thet co- | performers in the land. ‘The ball has heen fitted FORD'S ATHENEUM. nets po doubt lurking in that piace | Que of these rumors allege that when she came tmatose listencrs are iy bothered what | up, and everything put 1 Arst-rate order ated | {OuN F. Fory........ Proprietor and Manager |. 1 will give the abovs reward no matter whore | down she got aground, and returned to Norfolk veguch uiust have bad a time of it lyst night to | upawithsultabloseenery. We neat thatthe alm | 28" 8: Waeiit———_.-*..—--Siage Manager | tats Se en EB RIGE.| | lenking badly. Another alleges that she proposes tell where his subject, Tke Babe the Wood, of the magemceniees ide tninseke thisa rine THIRUV WEEK OF EDWIN FORREST. == a * os = — | to attack Newport News to-day. “ a ; “Indies w! utmost : — é—Ca % foren tout, oucking with groterque tumor upon | rcs w nv ceeeno pe ean FORRES | memsio COW ARG wlice balsa eed aon on almost every imaginable See cxenet Be sive. eeenee ane ees aieoeteaye plang be Senator } order; witha calfat ber sce. Tue owner cf, K., gars: eg eves Sraspadlnen said enfans perdus, be suddenly concl: is agg Sate yg . rae In the Ge.t Roman Piay of id cow snd calf are requested to come and pro’ roe, is e sou! a papers received lecture by remarking that the chilére under ing foes =. A, ey Ay Pie get: DAMON AND 1 THIAS. operty, apap ohn #, and take ner over. Ee. there yesterday intimate that General Mitchell is caeeeere) oes a8 ward iecy were Taylor, do.; do. $3.58. Jofin’ Hamphries, do; THURSDAY EVENING, April 17, n oooupied by RICAARD 3. JONES, in possession of Chattanooga, from which vitally bighly and he regretted want of time | do. £3 53. Wim. Hampton and Timothy Cleary; Will sust ped si FORREST ft a important point the rebel troops st.tloned for Ite to give them further attention. Whereupon the | turned over the miliary. Ed. Jones, disorderly | Will sustain his world renowned pereonation © LST —Feur Certificates of Stock of the Peon | defense are said to bave fied on the approach of Spectators looked at each other and siightly | gathering; fined $3.55. Wm. W. Bowle, do; ee pie ictus! Life ineurerce C i Mitchell's men smiled, as if should say,—‘‘ bas | do. 95.56. FRIDAY EVENING, April is, * Sate for s been suck-ed in, but we forgive the a "man, A 1] EDWIN FORREST iaaGzeat Character. S18; No. 5 26 for If this be so, Gen. M. bas already achieved and may he live Joag and prosper.”” = tobe Bb ge ee aca G va bs a —— sg eel pe eds the most important results so far of the cam : = Last night the! lit jooner Georg? Emily, A i mada to Ear “ Capt. John Shreeve, ved at the wharf ail ap 1?-3t* dj raign. AN IntRLLiGeNce Orrick in Trovata—Tico pear Se ondine: ten toon of parents and friends ty aga 1 4) REWARD—Ran away Ir fle ts known to have despatched a force, per Farr ones in the Case. —Mt. us Leonard | for her crew. So it wat somebody clse’s Emily loony Seats $50 gene: the undersigu-4,ou Mon- railroad, in that @ x 2 an intell office on F street near the | that the rebel iron-clad fleet captured near For- Seats... 1 day morning Amst, ahout 1 o'clock, « ve er, net direction, bat it was net thought office, and this gives him an opportunity of | tress Monroe. . ) Foxes (holding eight, 10 RESRO WO: AN, calling becaeit Anke = pba penetrate ro far east g ~ 00, right: pper ovior: ‘sof are, Chat: me Cestotad, owetets tae or’ tines of his Notice.—Personsaffiicted with deafness, noises | Do--acpenat7; ou with Robild 3 years ol age Ths boy ts aieaaan Mr ma a 7 ee ee “charmers’’ chanced to meet there at the same | in the head, or any malady of the eye or ear. who TUESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING, k ior; the Woman is very plcacing looking “< furniture of al ptions wish to a’ t ir. Von ‘ i - i g E i hi and jrali was the result. vail themselves of Dr.-V. oscbzisker’s | Gran, risicment Sil Se ented, en to, about 5 snd had ona | must have fallen intoour bands, as well as the our, al and a quarrel resi id bills of Entartsicment Presi joo dreesand pain od has a has Leonard © ‘McDevitt to his assistance, | Services to restore them to sightor hearing should | "jr CHARLES &. FO Preasurer. "| band telovging to fon Char. G Garvert. coutrol of their entire railroad communication who arrested the whole party cf fair ones, and | Place themselves under treatment at once as Lis OWS BAI I wi'l give $50 reward if delivered to ms, or se- | South and Southwest. Stay in Washington previous to his return to New York is limited. Persons who have consulted him and premised to plave themselves under his if they. wish the Q?2 FELLO ws? HALL. escorted them to Justice Thompson’soflice. Mary omni st., near Post Office, Reed (well known to the police) was of the party. Mavager Mary was “strong for the Union,”’ and said she Groxce Kuxxgi——.. Third Werk of the Grard oured so as to get her MRS. E. CRAWFORD, GEN. M’DOWELL. p10 Iw* No. 254 southeastoorner sth and Le Heering that some of the army of the Potomac wasa the Infirmary, and insisted that she | Care, should no longer delay, . Th . REWARD-S ol out 1234 o'clock m,, | 2fe freely censuring Gen. 14 - had Mae csee age yard ha for her clothing. benefit of his services Patients under treatment Combination of the Stars of Minstrelsy, $10 this aneine aon pit tae - tion, sais the eed ruc peepee acer oe ene ate Sabaetey dented, secuing sis nt yeni requested to the punctual in spi Kunkel’s Nightingale Opera Troupe ode oreo had go ab = ay lam ESS sioa ef a portion of the troops from the work eed of ‘signs upon eartof her especia’ a ees seed in their Refineu and + masing in foot; . 4 : 5 perty, Cornelius Leonard. Cornelius “did | pins, R. G. Ercatson (No 12 Pennsyiver!a SOIREES DETHIOEE. ENIN Fetal Aitints Mamenan eat ae infortgn: | 11d to belald out for them in the General-ta- to ba bereat Pes the wei Aa Satna tae avenuc, between Eighth and Ninth s! .) has | THIS EVERUNSTER concent” NING | tion oenseraing him will be reeaivet at Mr. | Cbicf’s pian of the campaign, was brought about jast recetved from the North the ja , finest, and best stock of Fancy Goods, Embroideries, Laces, Bonrots, Hats, Flats, Ribbons, Silks, wers, and wp oer eee generally, that she rb er bod; ch she calls the attention of the ladies of Washington azd G corgetown. apl4.6i the fine assessed upon her by the justice. This aroused all of Kate's ire, and through her teara she brought bitter accusations aginst Leonard. Mary unbounded devotion to tae Union, and her heart bled at the sufferings the poor #o!- dierstn the Infirmary would endure for want of ber motherly care. The justice concluded that each should pay $1.4, end not having the where- witbal, they were *‘ sent up’? for thirty days. The third party, named Mary C Allen, wes let off, = ing proven innocent of any disorderly con- Atmorr a Homicipg —Yesterday afternoc::, about half-past six o’clock, a scuffie occurred be- tween two soldiers on the north side of Louis With a Grand Augmexted Orchestra, Admission 25 cents ‘Reserved Soni P cents, WILLARDS? HALL! THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, April 14, 1962, “ARTEMUS WARD.” Tus Lretoer py Charles F. Browne, Esq , ‘ARTEMUS WARD,”) 1 titled THE CHULDREN IN THE WOOD, will be delivered as above, 1 t 1 u Mxastes are prostrating the Volunteers by hundreds, the hospitals are crowded with them. Soldiers be warned in time. Helloway’s Pilis are positively infallible in the cure of this disease, eccasional doses of them will preserve the health even under the greatest exposurcs. Only 25 cents per Box. 21. Corns, Etc —Those efficted with these troublesome things, whether hard or soft; also those troubled with Buntons, Callosities, club and ingrowing toe-nalls, can find great relief ana satisfactory benefit by applying to Dr. G. Whit, 126 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4} and 6'h streets, Room 7, second floor. * u T okets of admission (£0 oants exch) oan bs pro- cured at Fale = rotomone’ Met-opolitan Book. . store and at Wil'arde’ Hotel. Pa avecue, ard the r on the evening of the Leo ure Re- fie 8 (25 _— extra) to be secured at Philp & Solomons’ onlr. Decors open at7; Leoture begirs at8o’slock, It FELLOWS’ HALL, pe? Navy YARD and for some moments appeared fo be dead. The other did not offer to escape, but was taken Into custody by Justice Donn, and carried to his of- fice. In examination thet ensued it appeared that tte Injured man was very drupk,and h:d assaulted another person who was standing on the pavement. The prisoner, whose name is Jno. Bell, of the 59th Pennsylvania volunteers, came Inpia R BR Goods. We advise all our readers (as we know they are obliged to purchase tbe above named goods) and made an attempt to rush at the man be first assaulted. Bell told him to come along, cr be would strike him. Thedrunken man selzed Hell by the throat; Bell struck bim and he fell, the back of his head striking the pavement, stunning ythinc in proportion, for ten days, at the him fora time. Dr. Toner, who was called, said | Judia Rubber Warchouse, No. 3 Pennsylvania it was difficult tosay how badly he was burt, but | avenue, between 9h and 10ih streets, Wasting 33 th!s opportunity t upply themselves For ce, Mr. Hall will eel] Men's Rubber Over- and Sandals for 80 cents per pair, and La- Yvers and Sandals for cents per palr, and toramic Views of noted p'aces in the Stato, and Batt's Scenes, &o, Lroture to commono? at 8 o'e'ook, = Aumittance 2 cents, _ _Fpla at CONTINENTAL OPERA Hous (LATS PHIL HARMONIC HAL.) Aiglor’s. D' Metropohtan Police. OO U RENT—Two choice KUOMS, (commuri- avenue apply to E (ap Ely PRULLIP ZITTLK. | STRICT OF COLUMBIA, Wasnincton County —On this Sist dey of March. 862 betore ine, the subscriber, a Justice of he Pesos tn ard for oourty,persona!- y sppeared John A. land, one of the Metropo’ k upon fr « tan Polios, and JOAN BORL Subsortbed and sworn before ms. a H. REAVER, J P. 26 c8'!. pay ohiarces and take at O16 llth street, foe api 2awsw ay Isat, between Clagett & corner of loth and'D SVE-BUTTON. A ret eftat Mr, Semten’s, pe ‘Ory mh ae FOR S4LK AND RENT. by bis action at this point, we hove to sey that they are greatly in error. We bave entirely re- liable authority fcr saying that he has not inter- fered In any such matter. We make this state- meat as being due te Gen. McD , though without any knowledge whatever on his part. OFFICIAL NOTICE, Headquarters Provost Marshal's Office, ? Washington, D.C, April 15, ist2. ‘§ Hereafter no more passes will be granted for the shipment of sutlers’ stores to the army of Geu'l McClellan Passes for the transportation of sutlers’ stores acroxs the Potomac will oply be granted on @ permit from the commanding officers of regi- ments or detachments within this Military Dis- trict, stating the quantity and destination By order Major W. E. Doster, Provost Marshal Cuarces E. Rosinson, Adjutant. The owner will p! he horse away. OR SALE—A «mail GROCERY STORE. nee wire &t the store corner of 8th and H sts, osting) with board, Apply at No. Voting in THe Djeraicr —The bill introduced into the Senate to-day by Mr. Grimes declaring who ere to be qualified electors bere, provides that every voter shall take an oath to support the Government, and makes the Maryland qualifice- tions thow hereafter to prevail here 7, Indiens t* Fr Vecropolis View, the reatdence Warhi gton Barry, For terme, -MIDULETON, at City Hall, CoN ee RBSSIONAL. Ap 15 e03.' _— sauhige ns Son heal tera teria ton, D aI ; =) ap 12-6 GRAND OPENING NIGHT! ru NISH axvu : 2 . _ ustice Dor jamissed Bell; ‘se Fi B le T will » WEDNESDAY 4 UR ee eosion Provost Guard carried him to the Ventral Guard- as ST Ie x. resus By El par eet ae Ps hed esl mals uA re ome.o2 M house. The drunken soldier was put in a wagon female peilormers une in their respective It lnvigorates, atrengthens and purifies the sys- qualed Sth etreets, cor Turspar, April 15 and hauled over also. ; | rolegin the Uriel Stat-s, Tho performace will | F7OR RENT—No. 423 t rida 15th etrest, | SaNATE —Mr. Wilkinson presented a petition = tay deg perfect appetizer, and the most agrec- | Consist muinly of uew aml alitect ve Mie) a K a NST he ena Re thatert, with | Infavor of the use of the slates of the South in Tas Liastiiry of Avctionsens.—Justice | nos t lebi Sallssya Bark, Roots, rd “Apply. te foe ta Mies arms on the side of the Government. Jobneon bad an interesting civil case before him Herbs ‘aud. pore ‘St Grok, iam,» parinfany fined and talented art the sountry have been i a ‘jm ee en He PR woes pong Prep a ye d = yesterday afternoon, it — sa rune Bracest adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and | engaged. ‘Tho progr enoh evening will be A LANGE SOURE. a: 1 Ge. wae eet ee ee, ashing. Weakness, and Is just the thing for the changes | va'ied and att act vo in the highret degree. Ad- ton. which be seid hed been unanimously agreed 6 ving the city, woshas to meet wiih i pi f to by the Senate's District C it a t ata sale a few weeks | of ceasous mission 25 cente ; gentl. man unacoompanied by | £4 firous ot | pri tied] y © ct Committes. Hea 's bought a horse for the above amount Sold by ell Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Sa- indios, to orciostia chairs 5) o*nts; o ‘a Gren, te ‘Appi to | “ice and laid over. is took it to Fairfax oe 9 etl Grocers, D Pil, pissn& Co., lery 25.cents, Doors open at7; tocommencs at SOHN WALLI Dante] Mr Fe ssenden reported back from the Finance Court-House. Here it was recognized by aman,} ap i coJm* 202 Broadway, New York. | 2°°O°*- atresta. 15 stv | Committee the House bill establishing a branch who stated that he had lent it toa United States officer after the battle of Bull Run to bring a wounded officer to the city, and brougut ample proof that the horse washis. Mr B. immediately surrendered it, and came to the city with the ex- —— that Crown would refund the money. ‘bis Mr Crown refused to do, alleging that when B_ bought it the man for whom it was being sold (Mr. Rice) was present, and that the money was id to him, (R.,) Beaverstaking a receipt. The ANTERBURY HALL: CANTERBURY HALL! (Formerly the Washington Assembly Roome,) OPEN EVBRY NiGHT,. THe Fass Mos.c Hat in THE WoRtp, in point of Splendor, Talent and mespeo-abuity! MAMMOTH WASHINGTON AND BALTI MAMMO’ AMHING fF - MORE COMPANIES, Crowded to ite utinost oxpacity with an audierco litvated. Critica: and Refined Lime! Limg!! Lime ‘The subscriber has on hand one thousand barrels of the best wood-burnt Line, which can a be had at hia lime kilns, he having dissolved all connection with any other place or establishment for the sale of Lime, Ce- ment, &c.,and whieh will be sold at $1.13 per barrel. [mar 29-tf] Wu. H. Gopsr. ALL PERSONS can find the best stock of Cloth- t i res. RENT—A nicely FURNISHED Hi A mi\yt at Denver, Colorado Territory. Committed. Mr. McDougal called up tbe pending resolution calling on the Secretary of War for faformation relative to the causes of the delay in the trial of Gen’l Stone, and whether the latter bas not - “pore! for a speedy trial. Mr. McD addressed OUSE, © rquares from ae wat-r in the Horses ont (fice Buresu. ap 4 St* AMILY, having two Furnished oon siniog eight rom he War Depart nen’; nquire st Ni 6 PRIVATE F Rooms on se.nd fl vor, with double bad Ab!o for four geatiomen, woald like to rent them, | senste &t length In favor of the adoption of the Arp yat 444 lits st, None but gentleman asad | Fesolution. Bpely. apisct Hovst.—Mr. Trowbridgecalied up the motion RS. é = TEN <a heretofore mede to reconsider the resolution call- ustice dismissed the case, stating that the action | 12, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, | Estabysnie coe ee SURE | POR SENT 4 TENEMENT, ruutnble for a | incon the Secretary of War for luformation as to must be against Rice, to whom the money was | ®!*mith’s, No. 470 Seventh street, mear F. is the best in the city. ‘Tho artisies are ofthe | the eights of Georgetows 4 minutes’ | {be yeasons why the exchange of Col. Corcoran pad. fe 27-3m = ee FIRST TALEN'E INTHE WORLD. | waik Cf the Warhicg-on aad Georeetowa cmuiine | bed been delayed. ‘b Gas ov Saseniee ih un Citar’ On Cristaporo’s Excension Drz ¢ In evidence of a line Apply at tha cfhive of J. DED ©. 456] Mr. Trowbridge said he did notdesire to throw COMBINATION OF STARS! Sunday afterneon,a boy named Alfred ‘Turner, Js unrivaled in the world. Filteenth strest, Wasnington, any impediments in the way of the release of Observe this Brilliant List of Names : the mova of Beck cen bo rowhsers found in the lof Amu ts. MISS MILLE FUWLER, aged about 16, sbot a comparion about the same age, named Louis Bladen, in the face, in the house of Turner's motter, near Rock-creek church. It appears that these boys, with a num- ber of others, had been playing with the gun, at Turner’s house, during the day, poi-ting it at each other and snapping cars. About five o'clock, when Turne: out doors, Bladen loaded the gun with shot, and set it in thecorner. A short time aiterwards Turner came !n, put a cap on the an, and fired before he could be tnformed that it was loaded—the shot taking effect in Blyden’s face, literally tearing it to pieces. Bladen, even No other Dye has been analyzed. No other Dye produces such faultless colors. No other Dye can be applied so rapidly. No other Dye is so lasting in its effects. No other Dye improves the texture of the halr. it has been Analyzed by Dr. Chilton, Chemist to the Croton Water Board of New York, and certified by him to be as harmless as Croton Water. Hiscertificate may be seen at the estab DELEVANTE BR hi THT DARING GYMNAST. if he recovers, will lose his sight, overs hundred ment of the proprietor. Ths E:hicp.an Comedian, shot being in bis face. Turner ts in great distress Manufactured by J. Curistaporo, 6 Astor ‘A. 4. ‘<x BUTT, . on account of the matter. He was brought before | fiouse, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap- And the Funny DICK PARKER, AY JEAN CLOSKI, NEATASTER JOUNNY $¥'L.VAS CLARK $3 1G8N HAMILTON. BARRY J. CARTES, * Lewis M. CLARKE. IPSY’S LAY! New Programm. ia Efe m2 Com- i enr in their bs:tacts. Now sont ty the CANTER GURY MINSTRELS the best Ethiopian Troupe ms oty: Justice Clayton yesterday, and gave Bail for a farther bearing. ak plied by all Hair Dressers. Price $1, $1 50, and $3 per box, according to size. No. 2 Po.icr.—The Third Ward patrelmen rep: the following cases yesterday : Louis Deablman, fast riding: fined $5—by Justice Clayton. Mary eed, drunk and disorderly; workhouse 30 days. Kate McCarty, do.; fined $1.91. Mary C Allen, disorderly; dismissed. Edward O. Anderson, profanity; do. James G. Naylor, do ; dc. The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported John Colston, drunk; locked up ten hours by Justice Cristaporo’s Hair PRESERVATIVE, Is invaluable with his Dye, as it imparts the ut- most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great vitality to the hair. Price 50 cents, #1, and $2 per bottle, according to size. ap 2-eolm F pleasant risted bribk house, Aitio, containing 12 f° 1 of tho city, with bath room eurpled throughout; a osrriage- This 15 a desiradie rea above Georgstcwn, deaira' 1 Colonel Corcoran, but be thought there were other prisoners 28 worthy and brave as him. He named Colonel Wilcox #! ted that he should like to see Colonel Wilcox’s name inserted in the resclotion with Col. Corco1 Mr. Mallory stated that he bad 2 conversation with Col. Woodruffa few days since and was in formed the? although Col. Corcoran and the other prisoners were anxious to be released, yet if by taclr imprisonment the interests ef the Govern- ment would be subserved they would be perfect- ly coaient in that manner to serve their country The resolution was then amended by ineerti after the name cf Col. Corcoraa «Col. Wilcox a! other “risoners of war,’’ and passed. The bill to reguiete the franking privilege was taken up and laid on the tabic. OR RENT, in the W End, to = email family w:thovt child-en,s convenient HOUSE, od. c-ntsining eight rooms, hand- with & yard, trees, sna sarub- theresr. Pos- PURNISHED 8 Wrlerds’ tote! USs FOR RENT NEAR modions and @ d wood- hovee, With serve: ts’ roome in xecouts'ory. t ice per menth in advance. Apply to :QiRES & MITH, 476 7th et. ap 123." fOR RENT BRICK DWeretLin iT farnished four-st: DA ploassntand hes)t 6 lares chai. bers with ~ <2 LATE LOCAL NEWS. —o Scprosep Mcrder.—This morning, one of the omnibusses which had been left standing in front of Mr. Kinsey’s stables, on 4} street, near Mary- land avenue, was found stained with blood. On opening the deor, the cushions were found rolled up as if they had been used for pillows, and the whole floor literally clothed with blood, which had lesked throuzh the floor, leaving a pool un- x Depart 75 hieventh etiee:, between m api &% FOR RENT. vpon D.C. about i mries SUMMBH RESIDENG the “Gien Bilen Farm. New Dances, &c. &o. f Walter. Daniel Stewart, retence; further 7 = ne ertitied g en with faint derneath. The steps were bieody, and at short bearing. Mari Bell; pprofan ty, ned 1. hae eae toenutae steios Bot pinay pd STMTUE. us Sap ually pvited to “iit adwertacrent ‘For distance, against the corner of a wall, there was Mate, shecttae sli gunta teecreat er coneea |S garments very cheap. will do well by} g imizsion 25 cents; Orokeater Chairs 60 conte, | upon tho farm(M"~ tames Uttam.) mod for Lar- | It le probeble if the blend alt eens hoe eratin. John Vogie, sulling liquor without ti. at A. Strans, fasblonable clothter, Penn- — tilar particulsra addrens Captacn W. AD- 455 haste ar cheaiaeert erie an per cense; for a hearing, by Justice Walter. Thos. | Sy!vaula avenue, between Tenth and Hleventh Afternoon Bntertarnment ‘e . °s furniah- i les, on McGuire, assault and battery and swindling; dis- | stcets. Also, constantly on band, gent’s For Ladies and Families, 01 a missed by Justice ¢ Thompson. wd 8, of every description. 4t_ | WEDNESDs Xod N 3 aT unpay AFTER. Whom a lavish disttibution of El est Presents “is made: aL stiy Jews! Q - tales, oye, Sewing Mechines, and rasguideent Si'k Dresses. ine was presented to Mra, R. Ree eens aieernooer-taket New i47 ‘Tae Forcists Entry Case.—Mr. George F. Ryder, who was fined by Justices Ferguson and Walter a few days since for forcible entry and detainer, was committed to jail on Friday last for non-payment of the fine. A writof habeas DIED, On Moaday morning, 11th inst.. ANNIE, infant owr of R. stewart and Martha A, Jordan, 9 mozths. invited mal he imorcen on Saturday dong e “Kelatives and friecds are reepect{ni! corpus was obtained through his counsel, R S. attond the fansral at iL eaioek RO Admission 2 ceuts ; Children iveents. Ap 4 Cox, Esq , and yesterday morning he appeared | merniag, at the residonos o: 9 0 before Judge Merrick In chambers. ‘The record-| *t=e0t, between ath and 3th, co Y OF MUSIC, Un the Lith of April, after an iiness of two da: uViz haben SANEMIGOLESyazed 10 rears and $ months : : 6, thou watt mild and ‘ovely— nt'e as the summer breezo— Pleasant as thea of evening, | Wien it forte amo 6 trees! Peace:n! be thr silent yore, was produced, and a defect fatal to the proceed- ings was found, and the sone discharged the risoner. John H. Johnson, lieq , appeared for he complainant, Mr T. Barnard, and exhibited @ paper from him asking that the defendant be not further prosecuted, and stated that all he wanted was bis just rights, which be bad ob- y THE V SHINGTON ACADEM y ane 259 Pa. Averve fpr Spr, th sts. 9 Free Corcert, Between Bh and li Every evening aremerkably fin embracing 00 ectivns trom best olsssic mus‘o, and the roast Popular eras rendered in betser stylo than in any olher American concert saloon. DOX, U.S. , 1220 Spruce Pa, URN 3 Sotne of the neighbors say that they heard the ery of murder as if preceding from the "bus, about one o'clock this x: that a person, perhaps to sleep and was murdered. The police are en- deavering to obtain some clue by which the m y may be cleared up. Tne Non-rravine Cierct.—We understand that Rev Mr. Morsell, of Christ Church, Na Yard, used on Sunday last the prayer of thanks- giving for recent victories designated by Bish Whittingham, in accordance with the proclama- of the resident Dr. Pinckney, of the urch of the Axcension, it Is believed, ts the ouly Eplecopal minister of the city who rejected the prayer altorether. -__ oo. LE—Fwo firs*-cisss HILLIARD TA marble mAbs. Gad every Arrangement ‘Taose desiring the above will etndy heir interest dy ong immediately atthe Euro n Hotel, eorner lith sirestand J’ennsyivrema NUS, mh 8-tf POR SA BLE oompiet i P' BOARDING. ns large Front ROUM, second uitable for gentieman and lady, or two ; plensanty situa‘ed, with a frorn * 060 bE street, between dd and 3d. ROOM Board, in a plossant loot TO RENT. : lebrated Italian Singer, Signor Antonio | T. t’ Boarders agcommodated, Luguiré ai . ; tained. Teena m7 praee se er tae, is erat, henwa ‘arizona from, te St Gario Star Ofte —— ‘whattt cae oe ee mass aa re. | = ot oy — ester al ea, F, a iS ? A Fairaiess Hussann —Yesterday aft rnoon eNOS as, mere ral cones seu’ keew't are the entoriaininent of the evening with uo Srna simnaay J at Liverpool on the 34 just., baving successfully acol woman named Louisa Brooks, residing We ths cos metensied: finest Melodies end Songs ever produccd inthis EDUCATIONAL. ran the blockade at Charleston, which port they in Goat Alley, weat to the office of Justice Clay- Bat’tis Ged that bas beseft us, og, & apd the pebiib ers thvites,aed euy left on tne 3d of Marck. They had 1400 baics of ton and as warrant against Mary Bell for Hs osn a'! our sorrows ly + rel: Pe isn bagie every comfort they desire. in ISS BW. WRIGHT cotton, 200 boxes of tobscco, and a considerable threatening to shoot her, and she wasaccordingly | Her fri x Addition to the finest mus'o in Wazhiogtan, they 1 has opened . quantity of rosin. They left Charleston in com- ht to the office. It appears | ¢ueatod to ationd her will obtain onoall frem the attentive attendants A SCHOUL FOR YUUNG LADIES pany with the bark Etewan, and four schooners, a Mary Bell’s hashend is not one vs the shi of ber vargas. on. 16h deowe lly the beet Refreshments for eslein the arses be s, ae all laden with omg aul rosin. ha eee 1 kind = . = Vedart ‘Cp. he bd o S mine ken chee eee Geen nee eee, nitty Alexandria, om, Saturday, Miss MARY v Gtioore constantly in a'tendance to keep ood |. Anggporcciiu'ly asks pablio paironnss, wa uastae belee baler Boe eae ty who forthwith to Loulaa’s house, and | MUIR, caughter of Rev bam er at Preatytering | Omer. Be HENRY. HAL, Prop’r. - a | also represent that Charleston end Savannsb are finding him there, a scene occurred, during which | Choshin Mecnearign —ap 12 + eh Fae Pee canine 1 f Mary toreatencd to shoot Louisa if she ever beard | “Gn the 24 instant. HUMPHRE (MARSHALL, GEORGETOWN ADVERT’M1B| ‘There wes a vague end doubtful rumor that « of ber husband stopping there again. The justice | youngest ohiid of Charles W. lisaberh Hey steamer bullt 2 Liverpool, and armed with twen- a yoy | younKest chi oe 7 : . = 5 - Class for Ladies, Miseos aud Masters, boat Tuse: Stanpino Arrain.—Yesterday afternoon, the NOTICE. —A meeting of Stookholders in WEDNESDAY. April 23, at 3B. me Ein the House of Commons, Sir F. Smith called well-known locality of Old Theater Row was put Odd Fellows’ Holl ath stress east, will Hail ct Mr. Forrest. oorner of Hig the attent!. { Parliament to the eunant into commotion by a row which occurred at a | kepisoeat the Hall, on HURSDAY, 17 inet, as, Ail of the Fashionable Dasces, between the Motittor and the Marimec, £m urged 1 . Wh. duri a ils a ’ Mitchell. The te eens’ Selon. a a they = order at Deevaggay | Ree Roper. ‘Se: ee srevct os pantie’ es commence with = the cons‘deration of the subject of the future — went at one ales ny it ‘dctermined to c wer OP 16 oogtt_HEDRY B- ODER. Bro. i =| Wash LE teh yah gio on = of inte aps amall ae the Monts or die. One of the women was badly cut in the | WY ATER Fi ea tig: JOR QUALITY, | PROF CF DARRES PABHIONABLE | sp i-lw* tor iw reference to stationary fort, and advo. ET oe oe aan ek suatert, 208 the Warranted to filter Potomac water, icING Ac. cated the cessation of the works en fortifications pals in the af- c. w. 23 yes son Hail, & street, betx h Bees eS RTS GASELAT | and the construction of iron gun-boats or bat- athe ir 2 ocd . 74 High sirect. Georgetown, where you can | teries instead. _Bp 12-3teo 315, iron Hall srpuinetasbtocts Munley ? Gao. “Ss FLovle pr than any 0} ee ia jue A gunman ical aapeed, mast 0f the apentzens USRANTS, DRIED APP! HES, &c. Temaesase y : a ‘tra Family $6 25 per a aS AS is poe gan SU aN . &o. Apply as A’t0, Provisions of a!! kinds, ®pll-3t_ | ernment, warned the canine ge = | and the enormous expense this pr: revolu- 10 bdis. Pi ALLS. PARTIES &e. UCKSKIN @LOVESB! tion in naval warfare wouid entail Hat veoived st ba & SEMMES, 5 - B Toe question whether the contest between the &p 1!-e06t No. 65 18 avenua, . t Tox sesh elit oet 8 roman snd to T; TRENTUGRASD ASSEMBLY of the HIB os ou Mig was to Spe tg | sey lanead | ‘advertis:insn' arms President's : na HOD? (WREMASTIE Ks CRUE ezoRGETO i) ! 18!