Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1865, Page 2

“ ec ‘ ” i ere Mtr Terre tae CT or rt Ty . TELEGRAPHIC. NEWs. PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. Further Unien Ga‘ PHILAPELPHIA, Oct. 13.—Union majorities WASHINGTON CITY: in A y, Washington, Indian: 2 FRIDAY......--.-..... OCTOBER 13, 1868. | strong, eon Mercer, Craw 0 _ EVENING STAR.— $< — nt W. D. WALLACH, Editor abd Préprietér. DS eee a } Beaver, ‘ir, Butler, Saree oe swe bear 15,650. ocratic majorities in Fa: =7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS iad ant Cease coasts ae. OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TALE ‘The majorities in the above-named coun BnaPuic AND OTHER MATTER. show 8 Union gain of 4,535 as compared ‘wi the vote of 1562. 4 WATER-WASTE. It is stated that it is the intention of Mr. Sey- | dol i orp leer — Zour, Superintendent of the yesace | te plumes oe Aqueduct, to shut off the water used Yr 13.—In ence purpoce of watering the streets. The water in | ed tan linen et Licot Ger. Gardner be will the reservoir, :t #s said, falls about an inchesch | not be able to take his seat as President of the eT ary taacons we ake as crpectcier | from Svenkiktcateen wes tincied President monly dry sensou,. WO Sf0 Bow expetiancine. | protem. Goy. Dillingham’s jorit, om. ‘The gaies atthe Great Falis will be iccpected | cially reported 1s 1,67. He ie majority as of. to ascertzia whether or not there is ax impedi- | of office and communicate bis inaugural this ament to the flow of water into the reservoir. | Jiks 1H43% Another cause for the decrease of the water | ieab a See ga ee saan may be found in the fect that for months the.| Ter ote evening Uris’ scatition treo tone ‘water bas been flow.ng in uninterrupted | tion. @treams from the plugs on the avenue et [Ith gtreet, Kimmel’s Alley, between 4% and 6th streets, and at 4x street. The quantity of “water that bas thus run to waste would Supply a city. It is proper to say that the Corporation, or its officers, is mot re- Bponsible for this wastage, as the Government has the control of these avenue plugs. The difficulty is that the plugs are wholly unfit for their work, being a part and parcel of the in- adequate provision made by Congress for its portion of the work of keeping the avenues in condition. We believe the Commissioner of Public Buildings does all possible with the paltry sum allotted him by Congress, and ‘which is ridiculously inadequate for the work | he is expected to have executed. Private citivens, disliking to have their side. | afternoon. Terrible Fire in Belfast, Maine. BeLvast, Mz., Oct. 13.—A fire last night con- sumed the entire business portion of this city, below Washirgton and Cross streets. Over one bundred buildings were destroyed, and astrong wind which fanned the flames, threatened the destruct‘on of the whole city. oh as Sages TET F 92 SALE One new two horse WAGON. Can be used for horse wage: Also, two old BES GIES and two CARTS. Apply to JOHN J. COOK, 196 Bridge street, Georretown. ‘oc 13-3t* OTATVES AND UNIONS, 200 Loge ell pg POTATOES and 1,00@ prime je by ONIONS. f. nike PETER BERBT. oc 13-6t* &5 Water street, Georgetown. ac RS c* RERS) CRACKERS. ‘We have 3° receivel a fresh supply Boston, acke ye es A ‘walks deluged and broken away by this flood | ter, }. Farina, on ovelty ers, of waste water, have offered to replace chese sod Gf PT: intra ate Fakate, plugs by the effective ones used by the Corpo- ration, (the McLellan plug) at their own ex- 80. pense, but bave failed to obtain the privilege, | SYS P. It is not a patent medicine; contains no ini but has been used in his practice for over ibe Government authorities holding that the irty Years, without its ever failing to make @ Government could not exercise control over | permanent j cure; and as the disease has besn so fatal thi . he has be plugs put down by private individuals. Mae tt befosaths pete Ac reer manced ‘ab! Another cause for the failure of water is to | in'ail cares where the : be found in the immense waste by careleas ee eG eed ee ee ‘water-cartmen, who deluge the streets with | inveterate. For which we can show home certifi- their sprinklers in that free-handed style pecu- = st our moe. Fring liar to persons dispensing material that costs them noth He guaranties a cure yYOLLAR D JEWELRY STORE, NO. 435 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Third Door from 4% Btreet. List of Gold plated Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware sold fer only One Dollar: Fine Gold-plated Ladies’ Jet Sets, Fine plated ’ Closter Sets, Fine Gold-plated Ladies’ Ser Fine Gold -plated long G; Fine Gold piaceg hea’ ‘ine Geld-plat 1 to Suulre Ferguson's office. “oc is 1 VIRGINIA ELECTION. Returns from the election held in Virginia yesterday imdicate the election of Union can- didates for Congress in at least three Districts. In the 7th Congressional district (Alexandna and other neighboring counties) it would real- ly seem that the voters have gone through the uard Chains child's play of electing a candidate (Conrad) vy Curb re, who was one of the signers of the ordinance of ine ha plated Ladies: Chattsisine Chains, Secession, who cannot take the oath, and who e ea al ‘will have the door of the Representatives Hall | Fine Geld plated heary Chase Binge. banged in his face with am emphasis that will a Goes Benes sackets, spring and snap, teach him and his constituents a sharp lesson : Pomel What can these voters be thinking of! Do Fine Gold lated Scart Binns they not see that by thus imsolently flying in Ine Gold -p! Spart Rings, is i the face of the positive enactment of Congress Fine Gold Ere Bree eran creat variety, they embarrass and compromise those who are | Fine Gold-plated and Jet Masonic Pins, struggling to aid them in retrieving their past, | }iP¢ Silver Teaspost # double plate, and in building up the broken fortunes of the | Fine Silver aired I} Bells, South? Do they wish to put it utterly out of the power of the President to carry out the magnanimous policy of reconstruction to which he is inclined? Do they not see that they are and the yyav THE CHILLS AND FEVE f sy use Dr. PALMERS FEVER AND RGUE rections on the vial are. Depot at the corner of Ist street west, Wyte door me HE ISLAN leasure in blic ladies, possi ‘and have au ontinary smount Dg appearance, ve an ordina: ofcommon sense. Money no object. All corras- A WALTER PPHANK: Washington Feet Often: BLO. hee AM AHOLIAB, AN IMPR! ED ME- Mi Ate WE Se coum at hen Teienre, No. 62 Montgomery Greet, 3 pon the past, present future events, business, lost Frage, wickness, remedy for, &¢,. from 3 a HE JOHN GALLAGHER MENTIONED L E 228 ‘ bet the Sta as being connected with a hi thi ' the JOIN GALLE- BIRR horse trader. who it ves on the Island. oc 11: Orne RS 18ST 'T COLORED REGI- Heving performed 5 ities faithfully in the Beld. you. should Pon ia M. VAN BUREN & CO., 53% Ith street, opposite Aven louse. and bere your accounts rmoodily edjusted in all the jepartments, oc W-4t™ TROLOGY—MADAME KROUSE will give A ticrmation = Syn amutee of life, a hs res) So bil other getiecte. She can be consulted Si Leaier 30 ie tind can sen thom a ie ei\arge as life.“ Restdonce No. 188 ts strecte eee tween C and D, Island. oc 7-1 \DAME LOUIE, FASHIONABLE CLOAK M find Dine Ake has removed to 430 c ind Ht. ve 1¢-Im* yE ALEXANDER MATTHEWS having re- D WN, ving re- turned to Georgetown. D. C., will resume the tice of medicine in office No. 51 Congress st.. Opporite Post Office. “Residence No. 95. West cor. of Washington at. se 22-1 BOARDING. An SES NS Bato onal OE a 5 res ‘Moderate, Btar office. "4 oa Boze, BY THE DAY, WEEK. OR MONTH, at 213 Penns. av., opposite, Willard’s Hotel! evs moderate. oc 12 3t™ PEasant BOOMS. WITH BOARD. Also, ginmolatag win hat mote SRE SOE Mee jated w! jeir m i street, between lth and 15th tte. onan oc 12-3t* FROARDING—A few (gentlemen) TABLE BOARDERS can be accommodated at 306 10th street, oc 9-e08t* FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS to let. with or without Board, at 1¥9 G street, between 2ist and west of War Depari streets. only ‘tment, railcars. Terms moderate. four sqnares and two squares from oc 9-2w* ].WO LADIES WANT ROOMS, with or with- out board, in a family where use of piano forte nan 5 ly cea’ he “ nen 5 ee vember. References exc! . Cs ir reas Mrs. MARY GRAY, 143 G st, cor. 21st. oc To A BENNSELVANTA LADY, RESIDING AT 0. 476 Maryland avenue, has excellent Rooms, Beds, and Boarding, suitable to accommo- date 6 or 8 respectable Boaters. Table Board #6 per week. oc 5-Im* Boskest 418 8th street. near G, first-class TABLE BOARD can yee. One single and one larger ROUM, neatly Furnished with Board; locality healthy and convenient to the Depart- ments. References exchanged. se 16-Im* FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—From $10 to pi each; table board $25. 380 Eat., bet. 1¢th jth atreets. we 8-tf and EDUCATIONAL. St, TIMOTHY’S HALL.—The duties of thisin- stitution will be resumed on Sept. 13, 1865. For terms, &c., see catsogne and circular at the pria- bookstores of city, or addres the prin- B. PARSONS. Fine Silver. plated Salt Castors. at the DOLLAB JEWELRY STORE, No. 438 Penn. avenue, third door from oc 13-tf 436 street, No, 435. = = Playing deliberately into the hands of those | Spare PROPOSALS will ber Ponived be the who have no love tor them, or no faith in ed until 12 0’cleck m..on MONDAY ,231 them, and who will use just such senseless tober. for the construction of a barrel displays as this of the old secession leaven, as irresistible proofs that the people of the South are rebelliousty rotten at heart, and utterly uniit to be trusted with any further privileges ! Well, if they don’t see it they must be left to a the oles ore = in accordance with roi over 12, he vey diame‘er, the Jearn by the teachings of that harsh but effective old masier, Experience! to be foot i, four fuches (or. thick, and to THE CHOLERA. ‘he te walls to be four inches (or one by conuect with the sewer now nstructed in Price per Hncal foot 14th street west. Bidders wil} state the et ty ha which shall inciude all excavations, All necessary information obtsined of the Cit Surveyor or Commissioner of the Second Ward. None er practical mechanics need bid. The right to decline any or Bil proposals, should 6 Cor Foreign mails received at the State Depart. | it be deemed for the intercat off the Corporation ‘> ment to-day bring additional details relative | °°.83,/¢imerred- RICHARD W Mayor. seen spread a cholera. FORNEY OER STEAMSHIP JOON GIB- he Consai at Constantinople, writing under eave foot G street for New date of September 18th, reports that the disease | ¥47E: 92 SATURDAY. the lath inst. hae almost ¢uluely aisap a IrumM tal city. ‘MORGAN, IN HART & Co., The U. S. sulat Port Mabon reporis oc 12-28 foot of G street. wndes Cote 95 at sak. He tess relishle NEW PAINT, OIL, AND LAMP STORE. information from Palma up to and including The undersigned, ba pened &@ new Paint, Oil. and Lamp Store a! 308 ot eet, beg leave to the 17th of Sept. The usual population of call the attention of our friends and the public to 8, 8, GLASS, Palma is 60,000, but on the 17th inst. the popu- ation did not exceed 15,000 souls. On thatday our ar Stock of PAINTS, OILS, GL BRUSHES. of COAL 137 deaths occurred from cholera. Since then ea éeteant Tine In secton at at a net BEF S89. | DRE ges LAU ETRO TEE Tete Having selected with great care, ~ o Ly ‘The infect‘on at Palma appears ina very ag- ‘and pw our Stock at the LOWEST CASH PRICKS grTavated form, and seems to baffle human skill. Reports have reached Port Mahon that New York market, we are able to offer inducements the disease is spreading into the interior of unequalled in this cliy. Seer tly Na diet Beatty bemeeris bein at eports from onsul at Genoa, Italy, | and examine our Stock. hoping by strict attention state that but a few cases of the cholera have | 10 business and fair dealing to merit aod ob obtain the cecurred thére. wiltoe sion of our customers. A liberal discount Intelligence from the Consul at Marseilles, ee CET MINTER & c France, is to the effect that this terrible disease ee Nod Nini me . is frigbtfully on the increase there. Eighty oe 12-Im Between Penn. avenue and D atrest. thousand citizens have left the city, andthe| = EMOVAL mag average —— age woes per day. R ah uge bonfires, numbering @ thousand at 4 time. are burning nightly in the streets, for the | The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing pacpess of purifying the atmosphere, which | the removal ofhis CLOAK and DRESS MANUFAC. as had the desired effect to some extent. TORY and MACHINE SEWING ROOMS from the former stand’ No. 496 9th st., to the large and commodious room over Hooe Bro’s. Dry Goods Store, No.10 Market Space, between 8th and 9th streets. With experienced and obliging Ladies always in attendance and greatly increased facilities, he hopes to merit a continuance of that patronage heretofore a0 liberally bestowed. CLOAK AND DRESS MAKING, MACHINE 8TICHING, STAMPING AND FLUTING. DORSEY BECK, No. 10 Market Space, 2d floor, Between &th and 9th ets, ES REPAIRED.—The unersigned is Sheraton aly roken or fe jure he iutrusted te him to.cor poe iaaisaihcehnteniastene in ‘Tux WEEKLY STax is now on our counter for sale, and in wrappers ready for the mails, containing & great variety of choice miscellany, including the entertaining story of “Patty's ‘Tea Parties,” details of the conspirator Mudd’s atterapted esespe from the Dry Tortugas, letter trom the conspirator Spangler, particulars of 2 gigantic cotton swindle, the results of the Pennsylvania, Ohioand Iowa elections, pro- ceedings of the Wirz and Briscoe trials, highly interesting military, naval, departmental and jocal news, foreign, domestic and agricultural intelligence, and the latest telegraphic dispatch- es from all quarters, forming one of the most readable weeklies published. The Eriscorat Convertion.—in the Epis- cops! Cox vention yesterday the House of Dele- gates settled the case of Bishop Wilmer, of Ala- bama, by the adoption of resolutions’ which concur with the House of Bishops in censuring Bishop Wiimer’s late pastoral letter, recognize the validity of his consecration as Bishop, but require from him a written ‘omise a con: nt te him. Orders sent to cor- ner of loth and M streets, Navy Yard, will receive prompt attention. O14 Tron, Rags, Brass, nna and Lead bought formity as prescribed by the for the con- | 7 taken in payment for worl i on 'y fs Pac So Sin ee pres. 0c 10 lw* ADDISON L. DAVIS, ence ofa Bishop of the and transmitted ¥Y K ¥F. PAGE to the Presiding Baxshop. ©; such ‘promise B i ew * of conformity the Providing retop iy t0 gt yy, AUCTION NoTIcE. Botice, and the recognition of Dr. er ae = r the AECTION BUSINESS, at Bishop of the Diocese of Alabama will be if ‘Aget (o.. 508 7th street, complete. The resolutions were adopted with = = gest rg shall devote apectal at: t oD 1e al ut one dissenting voice. The resolutions go Furniture of persone deoiteing oo to the House of Bishops, as a substitute, for its action. The report oY ge the division of the ‘was adopted. Carriages, sales under D: of Trust. Orphans’ Court sales, Vessels and Carzacs, and ali kinds of Merchandize, either on the prom? ises, or at my Auction Rooms, Cash advances made on all poaiqnet 3. F. PAGE, Auct K.F. . * ecl0Im 502 7thet.. und Pollows’ 4 (ints @Chron.J oo) owe” Hall N EW OPENING. GREEN’S RESTAURANT, Corner of E and &th streets, oppesite Post Office. The undersigned have taken the above well ‘he public are invited to at- | _knewn and popular bh i i Noo is-at* | best of style throughowt all mags Sei ear fhe & committee in favor of Diocese of Pennsylvania =" LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF A lem NEW CATMOLIC CHURCH AT JE3- LES <UT.—The Most Rey MARTIN J. SPALD- as rchbishop of Baltimore, will! rform this ng ceremony and preach at Jessop’ on Branch Railroad. on SUNDAY, Octo half-past2 o'clock. Trains will leave nat 145, Baltimore at 2 o clock. Trains Spun! Fiations to accommodate those ISGMEN- ATTENTION suites of dining-rooms for parties or individ. UF | Trave, aud all classes of ain taeaeaomae iy turniehed es Of fine chambers tolet, all Uf thts Distro atte Workingwen's Conven- | PO! furnishes ‘Restaurant will at all times be lion of this District, are requested t of the ver tonct incor ‘anetion wit she Com. | farnlehed with a end Mase Meet eT RBEmen’s | Syaters, Heh, game and other inser in season Ny’ found iu a first-class Restaurant. i ail open on THURSDAY, the 12th instant, ENING, at 8 o'clock, at Odd Fel- Yard.” Also, those delegations | }jht we shall be happy to EVE egnds and ea ee o c public to call. KEEIN & EBER. Ti'ecealsrs of le Set ie | “ocloms Sretees eo meetin: MERCHANT TAILORING G man, eee > W! MATTINGLY, Bec. 322 322 con WALL, SSErRRES &0O., enn avenue, bet: have received thelr fail abd winter aot ttoets, ss CASSIMERES AND VESTING, of rich and varied fashionable at; iy to make Gentlemen's and Boys’ ( pentlat hace in the best manner, at much cheaper rates than the Tyr MERCHANTS OF w as NGTON, WHO wing imy of t' nad the necesalty, recognize the con mercial interests city for mutual counsel and inf. fo meet inthe Counell Chan x gee EVENING. Or for the purpose of inquiri; of organizing Merc hant's ‘xchange, usual city prices. HH. Semken John 8 Semmes & Co., Sougnes 'y on hand a full stock of Gentlemen's Sami. Bacon & Co, ond J.P. 7 READY-MADE CLOTH. Rh. Gohan below, of fine qualities, at low ‘tee ace Jockee n,, Bro. & Co, oc 10-2wif (Intel. & Chron.} wos Wie, bave received from the factories ala - BW Cale e Bre. Sgitment ot Maleabh Firth Wheets, le Castings, ae. Sofa Springs and Hair “7 _____3OHN R, RLVANS & CO. C1sET YuRNiTURE ar cost. The subre Tiber heing compel cate the premises hak compel led to va I 1 Bow occupies ctekatet close out his entensive ‘m. -Jutel. Const Union, Re; 1 Mourlin, 0 Repub.1 | Cot? DM APPROACHING REVOLUTION I ELAND —A Lectnre «il} he delivered at atl. on FRIDAY KVENING, Oc- o'clock. by Maor DJ Toony ect," The Revolution in Ireland.” Tickets, itting gentleman aud ladies, @ cents: to be had Fenian Brotherhood. oc 7-6t : Lits stock is very large NOTICE.—On and after TUESDAY, the | ticn of goods nenmare®, Smbracing every descrip- 19th instamt, the office of Glenwood Coan ‘ ¥ fo furnish the Parlor, Di. ery will be removed ty the building of the Wash. | ViN& oom, Chamber and titrary kL fugton Library, 13th st., near Fa. av. oc $-dti. : te 28-eoSwif Unt, Coren} OTEUER, Je ville, Md. N EW BUCK WHEAT. FLOUR M FLOUR, GOLDEN BYBUP, py CANBERRIES, WHITE BEANS, BUTTER, CHEESE, ONIONS kee Irst received at KGAN & PERRIE, ee us-cut Correr Eand 9h streets, [_426E sHow case. : We have one large SHOW CASE. Millinery or Hat Stote.for asta log. ee OF & C. 'W. BOTELER & SON, oc 12-Stif 3 20 Iron Hail, RY GOODs. We are now receivirg a fine assortment of FALL AND WINTER GooDs, to which we desire to call the attent!on of our cus- tomers, to such as plaid and striped Poplina: Me- hair Me‘anges; Frencn erinos; double width Do terges, Mouslims, and a beautiful stock of Calicoes. Alro, a full line of Woolen Goods; Ladies’ Zephyr Krit Shawls, ali sizes; Clouds, Hoods, childrens’ Koit C’ouks, &c., all of which will be sold at the lowest pcssible prices. GEO. J, JOHNSON & CO., oc 12-5" cor. 20th st. ard Pa. ave. PIANOS: os! P MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.” In order to make room for our lar Ir oA already ordered and expected I) Chickering & Son's fine Pianos, “7? © We offer for sale, now in Store, at great as follows - pesente? One nearly pew Piano at . One nearly new Piano at $240, ‘Three good second-hand Pianos at 3180, One good second-hand Piano at $10, Two good second-hand Pianos at $140, AND Six at lesser prices, ranging as low as $00. ALSO, Several good secord- hand’ Melodeons, JOHN F. ELLIS, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, near 10h street. oc 12-3t BAssetrs RUEUMATIC OINTMENT Is again for sale at G. EK. KENNEDY'S, (so'e agent,) No. 5087th street and 473 9th st., Wash- ington City. All orders for the trade should be ad- dicseed to A BASSE ~~ Neeisim" No. 52 Sohne New Park Ci Jourin's KID GLOVES AT 1.25, We have just received from Auction 50 Dozen JOUVIN KID GLOVES, price $1.25. 25 Dozen UNDRESSED KID, price $1. JO8. J. MAY & CO., 508 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. eet R EMOVAL. MRS. J. E. SPENCER Has removed her Dress Establishment rom 246 Penpayivania ay. to 318 Pennsylvania av. Entrance on € street. next door to the Wash- ingtom Building, whe sb I assortment of Millinery. WH ose Soc tlhe pre: EASTERN CHEESE. Fifty bexes PRIME EASTERN C! . able for retail, just received and oro wi ELE. E. No. 63 Louisiana ave., between 6th and 7th streeis, opp. Bank of Washingten. CLOAKS!!! oc u-stit Cioak OLOAaKSB! Mar rs experience in the manufactu: a dies OLGAKS and the fact that teen eet favorably known to my customers, Prtifics me in Pane, that for quality, neatness of fit, of finish, they cannot be surpassed RCLOAKS ent fC. and made to. onder after cut, fit, and made to order latest Paris styles, and at the shortest notice. ee This department is managed exclusively by an experienced Lady , who will spare no pains to lease. BM Mev WNiEud, ocliw Under the Avenue House ARKIAGES. |ABBIAGEE ie é hand Carriages, such as Baronches, E = 5 jeuniom-topes Se. Al work aold were ‘Car’. riages taky on siorage - tended to. "iOpen cae 7 0c H-At* 409 Pa. av. near 4}¢nt.,and 374 Dst. A OCTOBER 17. PURSE OF RSES, fre BUREN OF $28 FO Abkinns tries; two start. OCTOBER 20. A Purse of $£0 for horzes that never beat 2m. BSc, Three entries {two to start. OCTOBER 24. A purse of $50 for horses that never beat 2m. 0c. Three entries; two to start. OCTOBER 27. A puree of $100 for all horses owned in Washing- entries; two tuatart. Entries to close Saturday, Mth inst., at Wo'clock + at the American House, 7th atreet, near Pa. Svenue. ‘Ten per cent. entrance. The abeve racts to be 8 in S—harness. _0¢ 11-8t* P. MEHRLING, Proprietor, SPECIAL NOTICE — Ss “moderate prices cf 1 : Nl a Y arrortment of FRENCH PLAT GY CLOTHS. for ladies wear, which pur-' chared myselfin Paris, for the lowest market price cash. WIL, seat somit 30 Pent cine, B sais’ CHEESE, Bas at Baltimore prices, by D. E. DUTROW, co7-6ut 450 ath street. amounted to €882, 174,81. TES BRISCOR TELA. The trial of Gen. Briscoe, charged with rob- bing the post burg of asum of i “tat 3 ne 4 terme and Vcr 4 0 PM. “tae dbnlgnt bec ta of Goveriment CALINET MEETING. The session of the Cabinet meeting to-day was quite brief. All the members were presen! except Secretaries Seward and McCullougt, Cae —— YORK FIRST r and Attorney General Speed, who are absert Lanpons, A ~ | from the . They were reprecented respect e>uy'on; do. weet Oe creo tie Fetics, ively ye Hunter, Acting Secretary «~ tiny Now CartiScates, 064; May. ‘State; Hon. M. Chandier, Assictant Secreary of the Treacury; and Mr. Ashton, Assistant Attorney General. DEAD. Dr. John McCook, f.ther of Prevet Major General Edw’d McUook and Brevet Brigadier Gencral Anson MoWook, died here yesterday of dyventery. He wes attcnded ja. dying mor-cnts by one of his sons and a daughter. His remains will te taken to hic fat» home in Steubenville, Ohio, to-day, for interment. SENTENCED. Henry J. Saulsbury, of the 192d New York, who deserted to the enemy, but was afterwards re-tcken and committed to the Old Oapitol, has been sentenced by court-martial totwo years —_—_+3e->————— The Wirz Trial. —_5 —___— After the cloce of our report for first edition, the examination of B. F. Dilley was continued as follows : d Capt. Wirz alco ordered that any Confederate wearing our uniform should be court-mar- tiled. All the boxes of supplies that came were Gelivered, except whea the parties t> whom they were addressed had died, when the boxes were turned over to the hospital. The accuced compla‘néc of the quality of the rice and cornmeal, saying that those who cent it should te court-martialed. Never heard of Capt. Wirz shooting, beating or injuring a pri- soner so that he died, or giving s furlongh as aoe eee ‘nae tt; | impriconment at the Dry Tortugas, to which loughs were only given durin; harvest en time toenable some of fe men togo their farms. | piece the pricorer was cent yesterday. The furloughs were for 8 days. Never knew ofa furlough Seg elven for 30 days; as there ‘was no authority for doing so. Prisoners were allowed to go to gather blackberries for the horpital, but never got many. Captain Wirz bad plans for damming up the creek in the stockade into three ponds, so as to furnish sep- arate for drinking water, washing, and sinks, but could not get the tools. Cross-examined by Judge Advocate.—Dr. White had given witness to understand that the vaccine matter was se ped and declined to veccinate him with it. itness never knew of but one man who survived vaccination when the vaccine matter took. Giit buttons sold for five dollars apiece in Confederate Money. Molasses was tiken into the steckade ed the barrel, and flour in great quantities. itne.s caw 809 pounds of flour taken in by traders in one day. There were about 500 of the 35,000 prisoners who were raiders, and who robbed every man that come into the stockade. The sergeants on duty at Capt. Wirz’s office stole supplies from the boxes in the store-house. The treatmeri at Eelle Isle when witness was there was worse than that at Anderaonyille. Witnercs had seen sergeant Duncan detiiled in the hospital, steal whisky and other articles from the sanitary supplies, beat prisoners of War, and put some in the stocks over night. Duncan and Ritchie, another also detailed at the hospital, acted as deteciives for Captain Wirz, and reported the tunnelling operations. Witness had seen Dr. Mudd in the hospital when assisting in surgical operations, play with the arieries before they were taken up, and spiri blood in the operator's face. Had seen Dr. strike men in the face with his pisto) for talking to the guard. Oarr bad also stolen from the inmates of the hospital. Mr. Laker said this was the last witness the defense had present. There were others in the city, but if the Government was ready to close he would not ask any furiher time. Only about one-third of those subpernaed had reached the city, but the defense would close now if permitted to introduce to-morrow the evidence of Mr. Eotly, shoukd he arrive, and the prose- cution shall not have closed at that time. The Judge Advocate stated that the prosecn- tion would close to-morfuw, and suggested that the derense keep their case open till that time; which was agreed to by the counsel. THE £0UTH CAROLINA CONVENTION, The committee appointed by the South Caro- lina Conyention (consisting of Judge Ward- law, Alfied Huger, and Colonel Dewkins) to visit Washington and intercede in behalf of Jeff. Davis, A. H. Stephens, Goy McGrath, and Geo. A. Trenbolm, tuiled to obtain an in- terview with the President yesterday, owing to some misunderstanding on part of a messen- ger. The petition in behalf of the named above, signed by the president and members of the late convention, which the committee brought with them, were laid before President Johncon, who will receive the com- mitiee to-day Itis understood that the me. morial ssking for the pardon for Davis and Stephens, urges that these parties merely acted as public servants of the people of the Sea. federacy, @nd that tho otraggio heving fail ls thoy accept the result, and are anxious to live. in barmony in the Union; and that the Presi- dent haying generously extended pardon to other parties to the Rebellion, a like clemency is respectfully requested for Davis and Stephens, as. fre claimed to be no more guilty than thoge to whom pardon has been ex- tended. As Stephensand Trenholm have al- ready been released by direction of the Presi- dent, only Davis and McGrath (the latter of whom is yet in Fort Pulaski)remains as sup- plicants for Executive clemency, as praycd for in the memorials. GENERAL THOMAS. Mc jor General Thomas, who is now in Wash- ington, expects to remain here about ten days. Yesterday he had an interview with the Presi- dent and Secretary Stanton, relative to milita- ry affuirs in Kentucky. COLLECTORS OF INTERNAL REVENUE. The President to-day appointed E.G. Cook to be Collector of Internal Revenue for the ist district of Mississippi, and D. B. Bonfocy, for the 4th district of Texas. Farrrax ELectTion RetTURNs.—Up to three o'clock yesterday afternoon McKenzie had re- ceived 21 yotes, Miner 3 and Conrad 22. At Cameron Run 4 votes had been polled tor Mc- Kenzie, 4 for Conrad and 1 for Miner. At about 4 o'clock, at Fall’s Church, McKenzie had re- ceived 26 votes and Conrad 6. At Lewinsville 17 voies bad been cast for Conrad and 3 for McKenzie at about the same hour in the aiier- no2on.—Alez. Journal, 13th. LOCAL NEWS. i The Outrage on Little Octavie Reousscau. TRIAL OF LUSBY. Jobn F. Lusby for the murder of Octave Rousreun on tbe %th of November last, was resumed this morning. Witness was called upon to visit the deceased jast November. Wi.ness went with Dr. Fora; jured, and_ witness death wos caused by the wounds. power. by the stains on her cloths. the shirt also appeared as if attempts made to wash it ont that the blood of one animal very reliable. this subject. Charles H. known the prisoner for twenty-five surrounded the house. would like tosee him that night. Lus' he would be up early enough to see Lusby lowered the window. Su! wirdow up stairs was raised, and a SSE Pa etree ee THE WASHINGION NAVY YARD. ele ae MG tres ay ‘The Malvern (fieg-ship of the Atlantic squad- ron) arrived at the Navy Yard this morning with Commodore Wm. Radford on board, to whom Commodore Montgomery will turn over the command of the Navy door and let him in. Witness went to of the house, ard the door had been open and Smart and Wood were ins ard to-day Mr. Wood said he wanted Lusby to go with Commodore Montzomery has been in charge 2. of the Washington yard for about two years, Rime end Keakey west sit. Wi Sad Satars, and has conducted its operations in such a manner as to win the approbation of the De- partment and the good will of the workmen, and there will be many regrets at his de- parture. Commodore Radford, the new commandant, possesses more than ordinary administrative ability, and will no doubt soon be as popular a commandant of a yard as he has been of the North Atlantic squadron. house. Witness and Smart searched the house, he had wreng clothing, (Iadies’ apparel.) and would find a soldier's coat and shirt with everything in the way of clothing they could find. Beiween two quilts on the bed found MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Surgeon General Barnes has ordered the fol- lowing officers to report for duty as indicated below ; Assistant Surgeon S. H. Horner, U.S. A., re. lieved from duty in Department of Ohto, and ordered to charge of Jefferson General Hospi- tal, Jeffersonville, Ind. Assistant Surgeon T.H. Ridgeley, U.S. A. toreport for duty to commanding officer 16th U. S. infantry, at Nashville, for duty with that regiment. Surgeon John Moore, U S. A., relieved from duty in Military Division of Mississippi, and ordered to Fort Independence, Boston ‘bor, torelieve Assistant Surgeon Edward Cowles, U.S. A., who will relieve Surgeon Joel Sea. yerna, U.S. vols., mustered out. = Se iano THE COLORED TROOPS. The War Department has issued orders directing the muster ont of the 60th, 79th, and Sod regiments of U.S. colored troops, and the men of the 73d regiment whose term of service expired on the 27th of September. ‘he 69th regiment of infantry has been dis- continued, and the men transferred to other regiments of colored troops. ‘ihe men of the 73d regiment remaining in service haye oer ster 77% bdo the 69th infantry regit the infantry con- colidated witage Pig colored heavy arauery. THE ATLANTIC SQUADRON. This squadron, which but a few months since numbered nearly fifty vessels, is left by the depariure of tbe flag-ship Malyern, which will go out of commission at our yard, now numbers less than a dozen vessels all ; one line of battle-ship, the New Hampshire, at Port Royal; two gunboats, Ohico} and five tugs used as rs, Radford bas tarned over the squadron to Oom- modore Lanman. THE WIBZ TRIAL, As will be seen by our report of the Wirz trial to-day, this case will probably terminate to-morrow. The defence virtually closed this afternoon, but as the prosecution had some ad- ditional evidence to offer respecting the charge of conspiracy, the counsel, upon the sugges- tion of the Judge Advocate, concluded to wait until to-morrow, when the trial will be for- me!ly ended. MODERATE BALARY. ‘The chief medical officer of the Freedmen’s Bureau for Alabama, in writing to the bureau here for additional medical assistance for the freedmen of that State, says thata number of Alabama physicians have notified him that they will give their assistance for the moderate salary of one thousand dollars per month. The offer das been declined. GENERAL GRANT, Lieutenant General Grant returned to Wash- ington this morning from Philadelphia, accom- panied by the members of his family. The General will make this city his residence dur- ing the winter. St INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. The receipts from internal revenue yesterday the bed the shirt. They made a partiai ex- amination of the shirt and coat at the honse. ‘Witness alco saw a pair of pants in a tnb, and it appeared they were in the process of dyeing, but did not take them out. Witness found a dark stain on the front of the upper portion of the pantaloons. Witness took the coat and shirt to the prison, and examined them care- fully. The coat was a soldier’s blue overcoat, ard hed stains up ard down both sides of the front. rost on the skirt, as also on the cuffs, more on inside than out, looking like blood. There was mud or manure on one side of the skirt. The sbiri, about the wristbands, was very bloody; the front of the skirt had been wesbed, bui the back was not. Small spots of blood was on the a of the bosom. The portion which appea: to have been washed wes of a muddy color—not clean—a brownish, muddy tinge. Witness knows these clothes were examired by Drs. May and Ford. Wit- nées had the custody of the clothes until they were brought to the court-room, and were left by him in possession of the Deputy Marshal. Cross-examined.—Witness was, at the ume, Assistant Superintendent of Carroll Prison: thought the night was clear. Witness did not tell the prisoner that he had a warrant or was going to arrest him. Witness had been exam- ined in reference to this case once in the Coart House. and at another time before the Grand Jury; bad not been examined in any other pince. Noone had a warrant for the arrest of the accused as witness krows. Witness, in his testimony before, did not speak of any panta- us because he did not think of it. Witness ‘alked With the prisoner onee about the case, when he stated that he was innocent. The coat had the appearance of haying beep ora for some time, it did not look as cag Be had been made to wash the stains ity ‘Witness never said, in presence of the accused's brother, that he believed he was guilty, but bed said so to others a number of times. Witness asked Lusby once to tell the truth, end that his friends, Mr. Wallach and Mr. Dixonand otbers, would do all they could for bim, but Beyer told him to plead guilty and he would be cleared because he was intoxicated. The aceused said he was innocent; thathe was drunk the night it happened. By the prosecntion:—The blood on the female apparel appeared to be new, fresh, while on the shirt it appeared much older. By the Conrt:—Some of the blood on the fe- male clothing was dry and some was not. G. W. Philiips, Deputy Marshal, sworn.—Tbe coat and shirt en of were locked up in a cupboard in the Marshal's room. After the Pi Twas discharged, witness was called on by Lusby, his er or some one repre- senting that called on behalf of Mr. Lurby, and gave them up, but does not think he did so on the first Spplication. Witness thinks he gave them to Lusby himself. Cross-examined.—Witnees thinks that the clothes were not given to him until after the analysis, but that Mr. Wise took them to the chemiets. Joln H. Murphy, sworn.— Witness has known Lusby fiom childhood, snd was with Mr. Wood and others on the night he was arrested on suspicion of being the perpetrator of the deed. ison went tothe door and Tapped, when Lusby looked out, and some conversa. tion teok place. Smart came up, and Lusby letdown the window. Smart went with Wood and witness to the back of the house and pushed the door open, and told Lusby to come down, that he did not want to go ap in the room where his wife was. Lusby came sown, when Sinert, Witness thinks, said to Lasby, “I arrest you.” Witness did not search JnimtnaL Court, Judge Wylie.—The trial of ir. J. F. May eworn for the procecution.— jound the child hed been most horr.bly in- proceeded to describe the wounds. Witness staicd that he thought the child would die. The child was conscious and rational atthe time. Witness is sure that her Witnees thought the wounds were caused by manual She lost mach bl as was evinced itness’ feelings were terribly lacerated. Witness went to the Carroll Prcon, and recollects that a suirt with stains, appearing to be blood, was snown him, had been Witness could not tell wheiher the stains were from blood or not; did not think any of the tests by which itis alleged from another, are On eross-examination, witness stated that in the horse, ass, cow, hog and such animals the blood globules were similar to the numan glob- ules. Witness had practical experience on Wilson sworn.— Witness has years; wen. with Messrs. W. P. Wood, Heary Smart and Jobn Murphy to the house of the prisoner, on Sth sircet east, between S and J0 o'clock, a short time afier the occurrence. When they got to the house witness rapped at the.door and usby came to the lower window, hoisted it six or eight inches, and witnecs said he would like to see him. Lusvy replied Wat Le could not come out but would see him in the morning. Witness said he was going away early in the ge fa itmess. Lusoy went off and witness kept knocking at the door until his knuckles were sore. Smart was in front of the house and Wood and Mur- phy were atthe back. Witness told Lusby at the time his name and Smart came up, when Lusby asked if it was Jim. Smart replied in umhe negative, and gave his correct name, and uently a ly said Lusby would not come ont until the morning. a half to an hour longer, calling on him frequently to open the e back ushed ie, and calls were made for Lusby to come down, and im about five or ten minutes he came down. leaving witness and Murphy to search the got a lot of clothing, and took it to Carroll Pricon, in the presence of the prisoner and the others. Witness overhauled it, and found that Wood said to him, take it right back, and he blood on them Witness went back with Mr. Smari and made another search, overhauling the coat, and under the pillow or head of ‘settn avenue SS the house with Wilson, but saw shirt in Wilson's hands # me wee Pome San dome ene par of psn sh the prot errs of dyring. > Smart raised them out of the tub. Witness could NOt S9Y posiuveiy that there was any sian on them. Witness bere described the stains on the coat and sbirt, as previously described, Cross-exam hed —Witness has lived here ali his life. Had been tenvitted im this court for the murder of John Cornelius Beyd, for which he wis pardoned. By tre Coart—The blood on the shirt was dry and hard, asif it had been om the shirt from four tosix days, By the Prosecut.on:—The was indicted for the same ress. Crose-cxe mination resemed:—The ar- Yyéd At Lusby’s house between $ and it o'clock. —— Boarkp oF PoLick ComMIssrontes.—The Police Commiss'oners me yester@ay m their Foemeen- ith, near D street. Present, all the members, except Geo. S.Gideon, president, and Mayor Addison. The resignation of Justice Drury, of the sec- ond sub-disirict, was Up and accepted, Jurtice Drury declin'ng to withdraw it. as re- quested by the board. I1l-bealth, and the pres- sure of civil business, is the reason of his resig- Metion. [We fegret to learn that the venerable Justice is andhas been for some days psst, confine his bed with 4 serious attack of dicease, and there are fears that be may not ww Hardie inted peng WwW. was appointed a an of the seventh precinct, vice T. T. Hurdie, re- s‘gned. HH, W. Fallenger, of the third precinet, was diemisced for violation of the rules of the force. The tard transacted a considerable amount of business of a private character. RS dino “tsarnsendonat Sent To Covrr.—This morning Justiee Bos. well proposed to examine the witnesses in the case of Lewis Watson, charged with the bom:- cide of Benjamin White, colored. Jno. E. Nor- tis, Esq., ap &@s counsel for ibe accused, ard waive je examination. The case conss- ove. tly goes to court. The ingucst bas not yc. been held. At the bee fence with the wit. Capitol Hill, to Mrs. Kernan, at 16 cents per foot; and lot 10, in same square, to J. W Thompson, Esq., at nx cents per foot Masor D. J. Toony to-night lectures at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on “The Approaching Revolu- ton in Ireland,” a sabieci of much interest to inquirers concerning Ferianism ery. Sv Affa' Georgetown. Borp Ropnery oF ADAMS & eSa This morning, at 2 o'clock, a tremendou: josion was heard at the corner of High and 3ay streets, where the office of the Adams Ex- ress is located. The noise aroused the ~ a oes neighbors, and it was ascertained that the office had been entered by burglars who had blown te safe open with powder, smashed the windows and scattered the broken glass «i! around. When Mr. Wm. A. King, the clerk, got to the office and made an investication he found, as near as could be ascertained, that the burgiars had taken away about $1.00 in money of the company and some unendorsed Pprom:<. sory notes belonging to Mr. King. The office Was entered y 4 the thieves cutting a pane! from the back door opening im 8 yard, then lif: ing the heavy iron inside. A terrier slut » in the office with five puppies: these the br lars put down in the cellar They then w work and bored two holes im the safe.Herrine patent,) and charged it with powder f flask, which, with a paper containing pound, were found in the street, 4 « or jimmy and several small packages were 4 picked Up in the street, showing the basis w which the purglars left. The calculated the charge of pow ni ing to produce such & concussion as wou stop the clock instantly, smash the wir and alarm the neighbors. A indy on the site side of the street saw a man appr another on the corner and ask. “Are you mo« through?” A colored woman, atier sion, saw five men run ont of the of office is left with a light burning night. so that any one passing can look thr The polucemen on the beat, Mastin and looked in at two o'clock precisely bape right, and passed on Saw ali iT rounds. robability is that the burglars had men wstching the police while they were operating the burglars bas yet been obtained port No clue Y CaNaL.—Arrived—Boais Capt. John and ©. Hakinger, with wood, and E. fi ins with wheat, Sallie Billmyer, whea flour to Geo. Waters, and nine boats with oa’, consigued to Central Co., 459:17 tons: Amer can Co..217:19 tons; Hampshire and Baltimore Co., (6 tons; Geo. H. Plant, 1128 tons; BF McQuade, 116:11 tons. De arted—Josephus, fish and salt to Berlin; E. Hutchins, miscel- Jancome 1réigbt to du., and nine boats light. FLour axp Grain Market.—The market opened with a lively demand, but sales indi- cate no change of prices. Several lots of wheat and flour were received to-day by ca ASHIONABLE DRESS MA FAS EMPORIUM —Mrs. a M KNOTT re rT ly annonnces to the Ladies of Wastrneton and other vicinities, that she has returned b with her Fall Fashions. commenci Mon tober 16th, 1835. Artistic Drees Making i varieties, cut to fic the form with yi ecurt cy and sy Proportions. divs wish- ing to dress with taste and ¢: would do weil to call a for theneeclves. Mrs K returns r former patronage, and solicites con Yinvance. of the same. corner of 8th street and Fennsyivente avenue, Centre Market Space Ls}, OF CONSIGNEES per STEAMER JOiIN \G AND PAT- 'BSOX, of the Atiantic Steamship Line, AD. Ridwel's Heute we euderson, Appler, & M Krose. F Barbour & . King & Burchell, Brran, Win Lineaweaver, RO ron, BE Lyons, JJ sJ Lockwood, © L ibley & Guy, amb. Francis Matthews & Knowles, ote, Mix, Chas K Mclienry, Geo Bow J Tsu Marks, W 0 Breer, Medical Purveyor, Bi &Mohun, McKnew & Be Bartholow, J P Mitchell & Co. WS Bitticher & Co, Moore & Oo, FL Coxzens. Moore. JL raudle. Geo Michel. John Campbell & Son, rme & Son, Wm Ww Pepitbars ¥ epinburg. Purell & Son, T Palmer & Bro: Pbilp & Solomon, Parker & i Deming, Iernel Dempsey & O Toole, Drury & Shaffer, Everett Con! vans. § Egav & Perrie, Emert.NS Fowler. J Foster. JD Ford. 8 C Fallon, Wm Farrell, John Gardner, Alice Hackney. FP Harbangh. V Hall & Home, all 2 Johnson. RM J 3.38 ok 5 ‘ha ffer. Limmerman & Oo. MORGAN, BHINEHART & 00., Agents, DES es ae G street Wharf. B* CROWN, WALKER & ©O., Auctioneers AUER USER LOE AT AUCTION, o E MASSACHUSETT AVENUES. itty We will sell. on MONDAY. October the 16th, at {o'clock p.m..on_ the premises, Lot D in eqai No. £5. Said lot fronts 2 fect 9 inches on New Jersey avenue, with a front of 70 feet on Masaachn. This jot is located iu « business neig! » being near the depot, suitable for any kind of business. ALSO, On the same day, at 5p. m..on the premises, we will sell part cf Lots 6 and7. imsqnare No, 533, F street. Isiend, between 24 and 43, streets, hat a front of 35 feot 10 inebes on F st., ranuing back 122 feet 2 inches to a 30 foot alley. Terms: tuse-helf cosh, Lalenceln # and 18 mosthe, ‘erms: One-half cash. balance in A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveysncing and revenue stamps at the cost of th haser. cols'st" CROWN, WALKER & 00., Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiweers. VERY PREAUTIF' UILDING LOTS ON Rokrn AND SOCTH é AND NORTH B CAPITOL HILL, AT AUCTION. loth instant DAY , the 5 shall sell, in frontef the mises. at4 o'clock p. m., the fol” lowingeattived vetmnse alii Tote, situated on or Rime? . y Op the East Capitol \, Vin: Lots 2 and 6, in Square No . This ty fronts on north » between ware avenue and » and 2, in same Square, fronting at the corner of Ist and B streets, havi fromt of &2 {ert with a depth af 15 Tock hot wil s i stand. Also, Ralf of Oto Te ta Square 688, baving © GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.