Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1865, Page 2

BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Looneet FOB THE POOR. GRAND BALL - TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ———_»—_—_ THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK. W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Propricter. eee ing of the Hea Saw Sone, Noy. 3.—A special meeting of | the Health Commissioners was held at noon to-day, in consequence of the reported pres- ence of cholera. The committee appointed at the last meeting to draft a memorial petitioning the General Government for the use of the lands at Sandy Hook for a quarantine, represent the necessity of a rigid quarantine in several portions of the country, to guard against the introduction of cholera, and that the authorities of New York are without a proper place to establish a quar- antine to meet the anticipated emergency. In this dilemma, they earnestly request the General Government to grant for temporary quarantine grounds so much of the land as may be necessary, now owned by the Govern- ment, at Sandy Hook, in the lower bay. ‘The memorial was adopted, and Drs. Sayre Arderson, and the Mayor of Cleveland, were appointed a committee to proceed to Washing- ton and Jay the matter before the Government. The ship Rhine, irom London, had no cases" WASHINGTON CITY: BE oo. SATURDAY........ NOVEMBER 4, 1565. VIGILANT FI ; i of Georgetown, D. C., For the Benefit of the Poor of Georgetown, — MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1865, OS SF READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. We stated a day or two ago that the United States Consul at Manchester, England, wri- ting to the State Department, October 18th, in regard to the alarming spread of the cattle plague in Great Britain, suggested that the re portation of foreign stoek into America be for the present prohibited. Itis due to Commissioner eer vee ral Department, to say nae September report he earnestly urged the duty of our Government to guard against theintroduction of the disease into the United States by either positively prohibiting the importation of cattle during the existence of the disease, or by applying very stringent quarantine regulations to their importation. ‘The lesson of duty taught us by the hog cholera was referred to. That disease originated on ‘Laughery creek, at Aurora, Dearborn county, Indiana, whether through the agency of the jarge distillery there or not is a mooted ques- tion. But a “military cordon,” with those rigid precautions adopted by the German na- tions against the rinderpest, might have saved the hundreds of thousands of hogs destroyed by it, and what is as bad, the fixing on the country this fatal disease as one of the normal diseases ofthe country. If the State of Massa- chusetts had been less energetic or less — to Sts culture and that of the whole country, sa han te plenro-pneumonia was introduced that dise: HALL OVER THE NEW MARKET. Positively no improper person admitted. RAND BENEFIT BALL, TO BE ITAN HALL, METEROPOLITA: 5 and D streets, a ONDAY. Nov. 6th, 1855, “ 5 ‘ickets, One Dollar, admitting « gentie- Psi and iadics. 7 Committee of Arrans: [ses RE, THE FENIAN SISTER- RAND BALL OF THR ‘The Fenian Sisters tak: thei at eRST GRAND BAL! at Seaton HIDAT, NOVEMBER 6, 1965, Fifteen Deaths Out of 50 or 60 Cases. New York, Nov. 3, 3 p. m.—Dr. Burdett, the quarantine surgeon, repor’s that 15 deaths by cholera occurred on the steamship Atlanta out of 50 or 60 cases. Tickets TWO DOLLAES; admitting a gentle- ladies. { will be furnished by an experience ow STIMERSON POWELL, of New York, and Fie nea? are sepected tobe at the ‘are expected. toby sting of the Society om G street, TO MORROW ja and others are lavited f° PERSONAL. peeled a norte Bg or hai , on face scommnt, as she left me withow any just cause or proper occasion. no 4-lw* meeting of the Societ: Trson OF pel MA GROW at shy ieee: Frie: bi JOSEPH CR)WLEY. i USE will give rpOLeGe SARE OU a . Bhe can be UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS. GRAPH COMPANY, | One aSs Pa, cronae, November 4, 1855 The following Telegrams remain in, this office Hodgins & McElroy, owell & Craham, information on all. Wi. ‘Ladies '0 cents. 8! an large as life. een C and D, Island. HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS from crediting any one in my name, as I will Pay no debts se contracted. now is in England and and as the hog cholera is here, As regards the of the disease into England, that the Russians desired a more direct cattle trade with Great Britain than through the Ger- man nations, and for this purpose sent some cattle direct to Great Britain in vessels. The rinderpest was among them and communicated to other imported and native cattleat Islington cattle market; irom thence was taker. to the Metropolitan cattle market. both fat and stock cattle are sold, and hence, when farmers and dairymen purchased them, the disease was quickly introduced into many The nation is alarmed, but the measures sdopted to eradicate it are much less rigid and eificacious than those we bave noticed in the German nations. Britain cannot well stop all importation of cat- Ue, as they are needed for food: but in the Uni- ted States cattle are not imported except for breeding, and as we now have animals equal to any in Great Britain, there is no necessity demanding an importation at all. Hence it may be prohibited without any oppression what- Mrs Kate Prenderville, B. P. SNYDER, Manager: American TeLecrarn Comrany, Office Willards’ Hotel, Nover The ollowing Telegrams remain in this office undelivered, for want of sufficient address and from Henry D Tayler, Any one who can answer cor. lith & F sts, oveniber 4, 1845. C. BRUMIDI._ $$$ eee HEREBY FORWARN 4uL PERSONS FROM fe WELLS, as I will not tract in my name from JOHN P. sLoven J LAW OFFICE, No. 258 F street, between oc 23-3m* Washington, D. 0. CATHARINE any bills she may con- NATHANIEL WELLS. Mises Bow jaa OW LE GDGray, TM Seas: B. P. SNYDER, Manager. E BENEFIT OF ASSEM- In this market FAIR FOR TH: BLY'S CHURC Ode commencing MONDAY EVENIN A pleasant place to spend an evening 2 MEDICAL ASSOCIATION —An adjou meeting of the MEDICAL ASSOCIAT. of the District of Columbia will be held in the ‘al Society on TUESDAY, Nov. H. LOVEJOY, M. D.. Sec. R. ANTISELL. SURGEON AND PHYSIIAN, (Late Staff Surgeon of Voluateers), Offers his Medical Services to the inhabitants of Washington and Georgetown. tion devoted to diseases of Perticular atten- the kdney and skin. ‘ennsylyania avenue, our doors west parts of the country. rooms of the Medic: at}2 o'clock m 33t J. Perron CO TRAUTMANN. PRACTICAL PHYSICAN, Office 390 Eighth street, between I and [ streets. 8 Ee, eee BOARDING. FEW BOARDERS CAN BE 1CcOMMO- dated with BOARD, 6th street, between C and TRST-CLASS ROOMS AND BOA3D can be obtained at 411 15th street, between G and H. ral Table Boarders can alse be accommoda- (gr serice—r0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Recister’s OFrice, N 3 siven. that licenses issued to Keepers of Hotels, Taverns, Ordina rants. Tippling-Houses. retailers ot § Fermented Liquors, ies. Dry Goods, Watches and Je: Merchants, also to kee Confectionery, and for Hi Dealers in Old Iron, Brass pireon MONDA and that said lice within ten days after that time, SAMUEL E. Dough LECTURES—DR. at the First Bi Notice is heret Vines and Cor er- Hardware, Medicines Perfumery, ‘welry, Lumber, ouisiana ay, no 4-2t* ‘kney Carriages. Ten Pin Alleys, ani ing and Peddlin; Y, the 6th day of November, 1335, pases must be renewed at this office Te ee New Parer.—From Brophy & Burch, 509 Ninth street, we have received the first num- ber of a new city weekly, The Spectator, de- voted largely to Catholic interests. The sal- utatory announces that the paper will be free and independent in politics, an advocate of civil and religious freedom. The typograph- ical appearance of the Spectator is excellent; it 38 well filled; terms moderate and the Catholic community will doubtless give it a generous support. O COMMUNICATING ROOMS, new! ished. with first-class BOARD. ‘itab Copsress. Apply at 411 D. J. MACGOW plorer, will del )EW ENGLAND BOARD can be obtained on rms by applying to 407 8d stree! avenue and C street. S: aged and fitted up for first class Boarders. A few Table Boarders can be ac- between Pennsyl DAY, Nov. 13th. Subject: Hicare hayins bee collections of Japan,” wit itting a gentleman and lady to both single admission 50 cents; children as cents, to be had at the book-stores a oor. (33 per year); OOD TABLE BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED with or without rooms, N. 0. 24 Missouri avi 'g and 6th streets, or at 545 Pa. avenu inns PrensonaL.—The Chicago Republican—of which C. A. Dana, formerly of the New York Assistant Secretary of War, —comes to us in quarto form, Hoe-press-printed, and otherwise marked with Dana evidently means to make it & journal of the Great West, if not of ~The New York Tribune speaks declaration to Maj. Stearns reconcile moderate men of "—probably meaning sections. ishop is in California. Dr. e sand of the Dry Tortu- man Curry, of Alabama, man in Rich- low has applied = 2, oe ee between cobbling and singing GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY. THREE LECTURES. i SONS OF TEMPERANCE, of the District great pleasure in announcip; ured the services of the EDWARD CARSW. “Gough of Canada’ He ‘tures, as follows ~ RS. ENING, Nov. 2d, at McKendree Chapel, Svenue, near 9th street —FRIDAY ‘hapel._SATUR- 4th, at E street Baptist LASS BOARD can be obtained at No. 6 12th street, between G and H; week. References enchanged. OABDING. GENTLEMEN DESIRING BOARD, WITH OR WITHOUT ROOMS, Can be accommodated on reasonable terms at the IRVING HOUSE, 189 and 191 H street, near 19th. Bar supplied with the best quality of Ale, Wines, Liquors and Segars, Tribune and late} is editor-in-chie 3 that they have sec hus been justly will Seliver threo Lec of the President’ @s calculated to « EVENING. No DAY EVENING, Nov. Ckurch. Admission free. A Collection will be taken 8 he Lectnres will ci nod Se CUM OR AREA RG ***-Apna Bi Mudd is whe to pay the necessary has made his debut too **+-Gideon J. Piil to Gov. Andrew. of in New York and Boarding, suitable to Boarders. Table Board $6 BE OR RENT—Two7-octave PIANOS, of modern style, fine tone, and in good order, can, mat BOSWELL’S F no 4-6t EPOT oF DIOURNING DRESS GOODS. n agent sold in New York of Mobile cotton. Tanging from 42a71 cents according ANCY STORE, 302 E street, near 14th. CINE DEPOT. z. - CO" yesterday 2,601 bales Moore's WEST ESD MEDI mblic can procn: also. TOILET ARTICL G OIL and LAMPS, WINDOW G Giving special attention to this department of our business, we bez to call to the notice of FAMILIES IN MOURNING the following Goode, of * LUPIN’S” celebrated manufacture, which are well known to be THE BEST IN THE S7 The iast company of the New York vol- partment was mustered out on There will be no more Tinging larms of fire in the city. d Bulletin doubts the report Barbour, of Virginia, is to stump New Jersey for the Union ticket. @7 There are $3,500,000 worth of boots and shoes manufactured for the trade in Chicago ‘unteer fire de of bells at al; &7 The Richmon that B. Johnson | ieee ‘* PATENT METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS Black Silk and Wool POPLINS, 5-4 wide. Black all Wool POPLINS, 4-4 and 5-4. Black all Wool EMPRESS CLOTH, 4-4 and 5-4. Black French MERINOS, 5-4, 6-4, 7-4, and 8-4, Black French MOUSSELAIN, 3-4, 6-4, and S4. Black French OTTOMAN CLOTH, 4-4and5 4, Black PEKIN CLOTH—new article. Black ali Wool TAMESE. Black PARISIENNE CLOTH—new article. Black AUSTRALIAN CRAPE-new article. Black BIARRITZ—new artigle. Black BOMBAZINES, fine to magnificent. Black POPLIN ALPA@AS, Black IRISH POPLINS. Black MOHAIR LUSTRES. MOURNING SILKS, all qualities, 87 The above Goods were purchased by us in large lots, at PUBLIC SALE, FOR CASH, and will be sold at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, JOS. J. MAY & CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, ARPETS-CARPET. Third arrival of AUCTION CARPETS this ve just received a beautiful selection o WINDOW BANDS, For excluding Cold, Rain, Snow, Noise, Dust and Wind, and to prevent the rattling of sashes and doors, and do not interfere with the working of either, For sale and applied by JOHN A, PAINE, Sole Agent for Baltimore and Washington. Office—Kidwell & Henderson's, 367 D st., cor- rder which required all ladies in the oath before receiving letters drom the post-office has been rescinded. ipers record eight marine e during the late gale. No #7 The Buftalo Gisasters on the @7°St. Louis is cleaning the streets for the cil requires every house- sidewalk and gutter in premises to be thoroughly cleaned cholera. The Coun, holder to cause the 87 The Sandusky Register Teports forty-two SIGNEES of Atlant uns of grapes received from the islands on LCA Company's STEAMER PEL. Arehitectat Tron Works xe SeGeneral Robert E. Lee is said to have | folttobs 3 p w — jor ee neon of the his- caret @ ry 0: rel 0868 nt tha ion witha publisher in New MeDonald & MeDale #7 The Boston City Government has passed weit t Jaw authorizing the construction of another ‘water reservoir ata costof $90,000 to hold 40,000,060 gallons. &7 The leading merchants of Houston, Tex- i & large cotton factory in that Packer & Son Geo as, are erectin, Crossman J H Ramsburg & Ebert Dyer & CoE C Rice B The Adams and Southern Express Com- wie C panies have arranged that the latter shall take charge of all the business south of Nashville After the first of January. #7 The New York police, 1,200 strong, are to have a grand parade and review this month. travelling through the ge SF sonian Institute Smith & Hooler Stewart & Thomas S7 Swindlers are ‘West collecting soldier resenting themselves as State agents to attend to their payments. C er Benjamin Gregory EH & HI Gilman L D Gawler James Jewell & Co CB Jones F W Kidwell & Son JT King & Burchell Taylor Hudson from the Philadelphia and New York rwerken & Wells Y which we pledge ourselves douse in the District. be the cheapest Carpets 200 BED COMFORTS, on consignment. 100 pairs White and Colored BLANKETS, at exira bargans. OIL CLOTH, 50 cents per yard. BONTZ & GROSHON, 369 Seventh street, above I, R EMOUOVAL. The undersigned takes pleasure in announcing the removal ofhis CLOAK and DRESS MANUFAOQ- 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 to sell leas than any They are acknowledged to sold this season. E Whitewell & Co J 0 Wyckoff & Dennison CoFO COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCI ETY —A Stated Meetin: NING, at 735 “—"s- ip it com “THE FESTIVA will be held THIS ‘ Zimmerman HF JRGAN, RHINEHA are Pprianos: AT THE E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH will be continued i 8 (Saturday) EVENING, Nov. 4. at* OO. ¥ —MOUNT NEBO ENCAMP- T No. 6 —A speci, NDAY EVENING. PLANO8! PARLOR ORGANS AND MELODEONS! 1 have now instore twenty excellent second-hand PIANUS for sale or rent w pon easy monthly pay- BEE ORGANS AND MELODEONS Spon sane ‘8r@8 EW PIANOS! The largest assortment at reasonable rates, ‘ance for vid Pianos. Also. extensive aso ANJOS, ACCORD ABS, and every article in the MUSIC BUSINESS. er goods taken on storage at ms on D street at reasonable against getting r, ea LANCE COMMITTEE. LIBRARY UF CUNGRE: INGTON. Nov. 4, ONDAY, Nov. 13th, and es and after that in the city, of the best ef With experienced and obliging Ladies always in attendance and greatly increased factlities, he hopes to merit a continuance of that patronage heretofore 60 liberally bestowed. CLOAK AND DRESS MAKING, MACHINE STICHING, STAMPING AND FLETING, DORSEY BECK, No. 10 Market Space, 24 floe: Between 8th and 9th I8SE8 O'BRIAN. No. 1 ladel MILLINERY, for t DAY, Moventaeea® 1865, Opened tothe public Le open daily (Sanda, date Pianos or any our large wareroo: Pesci eked, stored shipped, exchanged, JON ¥. ELLIS, betw. 9th and 10t! OTHS AND CASSIMERES. B GENT’ AND BOYS' WEAR. opened. a fine stock o! CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES. in black and fancy styles. Seme at FENTAN Lo daar ap BALL & committee of arrangements for th all of the Wentan Sisterhigod: are re- t ‘ashington EVENING next at 3 o'clock D. O'CONNELL. Chairman. TUALISM —Go, ame —— eranee ‘n Beaton lial, corner DAY. Nev. 5th. at ty Zo Sppertncitent Manne Sto o nity ng t y con istrations bavealwaye neates meet i eircie'en SUNDAY ia. will open PAR ater, on THORS extremely low RNEY AT LAW, venue, above Sixth Stree Ne 36 Louisiane 4-1 Wasuixoton, D. G 523 7th street, near EW AND SPLE STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODs. ant tof the I “ Se arene 6 latest MABONIC —The Anpual Comman GRAND LODGE f the District of bg -¥ ia TUBSDAY. November Puvctual attendance of his vis-a-vis. in improved and Une pound will go as farastwo Contes?” go pounds of thepur Jt is extensively used b; stitu ions, Restauants ay neipal Merchants in Washi. ENCH COFFEE WITS 67 Calvert street - riei “Ledges aro frateraaltf | *tylev and bent fans W. MORRIS SMITH, Grand Secretary. > COLLECTOR'S OFFIC Hotels, Steamboats animated m “ 7th |. near Penna ave. ‘Db LOUNGES? sad BED LOUNGE3!! A lot of the above useful articies just received by PLANT & CO., t. 9th and 10th streets. he HOUSE, Une kept constantly on hand, hg Korember 3. 13%. CARY operty ev which the taxis due will ertived wud nold ae the law directs, ish to avoid the heavy expense of ad- please pay rani the u Porter | BUTTEB! 200 Packages fine small sizes, at the old family BUTTER, large N. B.—Everything in t! sand. ant 450 th street. 4 O'CLOCK P. Mm. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. November 4, 1865. WASHINGTON, Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities : U. 8. 6's Con &. S. Five NEW YORE FIRST BOARD SALES. Coupons, 106%; Five Twenties, old, 102%, ex- coupon; do. new, 101,ex-conpon; Ten Forties, Cartificates, 2%; New 97%; 146%. WIRZ. Wirz has not yet been informed of the find- ings in his case, and 1s very impatient to hear the result. Yesterday he wrote to his counsel, Mr. Schade, begging him to come to see him and relieve him of the suspense he is under, asserting that his anxiety will kill him if he is not informed soon. He says that he expects he is to be ig ey v. Father F. X. Boyle, of St. Peter's Church, Cap- itol Hill, calls frequently to see him, and con- verses with him upon his spiritual interests. Wirz talks rather cheerfully, and seems pleased whengny of the officers listen tohim. Hecon- tinues to spend much of his time in reading German works, with which he is supplied by he wants to know it and prepare for it. his counsel. He saw, a day or two since, a paragraph in a newspaper in relation to his having been con- victed of embezzlement in Switzerland, and sentenced to prison, and subsequently being divorced from his wife. He immediately de- asserting that the person alluded to was a cousin to him nied that he was the criminal of the same name. THE CHOLERA AT BARCELONA, The United States Consul at Barcelona, writes under date of October 14th, announcing the death of Mr. Jose E. Casagenas, lately con- firmed by the Department as U.S. Vice Con- sul at that city. Mr. Casagenas was in good bealth on the Sth, and on the morning of the 9th was taken with the cholera, dying in a tew hours. The cholera in Catalonia is diminishing rapidly, and hopes are entertained that it will An official statement, accom- panying the communieation of the Consul, that from the 6th to 13th of October in- clusive, there were 153 deaths from ordinary diseases, 125 from cholera, and 15 from colics. A communication was also received at the State Department to-day from the U.S. Con- sul at Nuremburg, dated October 9th, stating that the reports of chelera having appeared in that city were untrue. Nota single case had occurred, nor was it believed that Asiatic cnolera had made its appearance in Germany at all, with the exception of afew cases re- soon disap} " shows ported in Altenburg. SESS is eee FREEDMEN COLONIES. Where colonies of Freedmen exist in the South, at such points as the relief system of the Freedmen’s Bureau ‘has not reached, the mor- tality among the freed people as shown by of- ficial returns to the Burean has reached thirty recent. Where the operations of the Bureau ve so extended as to take in a number hea ily re. assistance ha colonies the mortality has been s duced to four per cent by the medi of the Burean. NOT TRUE. The statement published in the Montgomery (Ala.) Mail, to the effect that the President had issued an order suspending all operations of the Freedmen’s Bureau in that State, is incor- The regulations of the Bureau in rela- tion to freedmen are sti in force there, under Gen. Swayne, the Assistant Commissioner, who, however, is now ona yisit to Washing- rect. ton. PENSIONS. During the past month there has been a con- siderable fa}ling off in the number of appli- cations for invalid pensions received at the In September there were 5,058 received, while in October there were but 3,350. There has also been a slight decrease in Pension Bureau. widow's applications. St pRRIW ton, relieved ai the 10th V. R. APPOINTED. ‘Wm. H. Doe, of Chelsea, Mass,, has been ap- Pointed to a first-class Clerkship in the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, Navy Department, He has been con- eee with the office of detail since June it. to date from November ist. ————__________ CLAIMS SETTLED. During the month of October, the 4th Andi- tor’s office settled four hundred and fifty-eight ment, inyolying the claims against the Goyern: sum of $759,767.12. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ——+ ee THE CHOLERA. Encow ‘ing Intelligence. New York, No were known in Havre prior to the sail! hours, w perfectly clear health. Most of her passengers are from Paris. Bishop Lynch, of Charleston, states the cholera prevailed in Paris, but not as an epi. demic. He also stated that many Parisians now goto passage for America. They Liverpool and take have no difficulty in so doing. New York Markets. NEw York, Nov. 4—1.15 Pp. M.—Cotton dull; f steady; flour quiet; wheat dull; corn firm; bee: pork heavy; lard dull and firm, LOCAL NEWS, ——_o—___ A Bivalvular Feast. THE PRESS GANG GORGED. Per invitation of Harvey & Co., (George W. Harvey and Thomas Hoiden,) a goodly num- ber of gentlemen. amongst whom the press repreeentatives of the country were largely assembled at the just opened “Steamed Oyster Saloon” of Harvey & Co., After some time inspection ot the handsome- rnished establishment, the com- sat down to the hospitable tables spread and entered upon the discus- T question in all its bearings. ‘There was the oyster raw, Portly, appetizing lemon flavored, then the oyster stewed on the the oyster ked, steamed, &c., &c., &e., 3 la been represented, 269 Pennsylvania avenue. spent in admirin, ly fitted and fu: pan by the new firm, sion of the oyste: Harvey broiled, Harvey, until the guests who had by the deli faithfully through each course, were ob! to gasp out their utter inabilit lan, and in succession ers, all had so gorged themsel ver the time for speaking came, Soh able to lft bis abdomen abor the above a whisper. % lorence, th- Fenial head of the table, serdar opwracor Teuch too fall for utterance. declared * him: as [Cries of «ge we all.”] He congratulate: them urvn the harmony prevailing at th nectantagonisms. Oysters aermonizing, ennobdlin, could indulge a partizan . [Applause.) ‘Cries of “no one,” bea gon jan, of Shakspesre, “A taste o! aech et these makes the whole - lause, ‘ajor * made a tew re (seated) api in a forcible whisper, “what was cling the marble brow of the Har aehieved the scalded oyster? Y he good!) The li forth eloquent praises of the oysters o! vey & Co. Mr. Henry, of the western said while reenter pmaree fed we san ne never forget: Harvey * Freneh musteat.sigteen dozen per day, but the Fren: News one carro riSUN, Captain G. R. Walbridge, late Assistant Pro- vost Marshal of the Defences North of the Po- tomac, has been ordered to the Superintenden- cy of the Old Capitol prison, vice Capt. Dut- ordered to join his regiment, 4.—The steamship Europe, from Havre, is still detained at the lower quar- Tantine. Surgeon Burdett states all are well on board, and they stated no cases of cholera a the pyre... She stopped at Brest, but Td ich port is represented as being in ‘htful flayor into eating their way to swallow =~ other seductive morsel. Oddly enough With the tabie encircled by brilliant off-har “a: en aman was table rim, or when on his legs, to enup-«4te &@ word in a tone ond wi dl eir board Among men of diverse politics and busi- were tranquilizing, Who jing under the be- nign influence of oysters—Harvey's oysters ? in the natives world akin.” the other end of the table, ” inqui the Major the fame of Harvey the discoverer of the circulation of the biood compared to the bright halo a. o Bravo! hurrah! of Major B. were seen to be in for & considerable time. and it was understood by those who were in his immediate vicinity that he was whispering that + po ease ‘alonea man. ca nded their calculations on another breed of on, than those of Harvey & Co. [¥es! Yes! * r some vent allusions tote late ==5 aid peace had its triumphs as well as war, and Se Rowaihs trinmphe of oar 1 peace were the ol s itch ‘Did the man breathe with sensibilities dead as not to be able to iate the de- Tights of As illustrated by the spread ' fore them! (Cries of «Certainly not!) White win , With silyer-tongued prociama- toot ball opened up the oyster inlets of the Virginia shore, sealed for four long years by the embargo laid by Grim War. The oysters thus recuperated, magnified, and glorified by four years of indolent fattening, were now be- fore them in juicy succulence, with mouths gaping in pressing invitation to be eaten. [Tre- epdous applause.) hg jajor Ror, being loudly ealled for, panto- mimed feelingly im the direction of his waist- band, to indicat nation, forbade him from giving utterance to the much that might be said of Harvey (and Holden's) oysters. Later in evening the M: remark that the title of the es! & misnomer,—it should be something more than Steamed Saloon—rsteemed. Alderman Owens said that in the pec ter de- volved upon him in his aldermanic capacity, course of sampling varieties of the 0: he had never before met such oysters as these. {Applause.} Alderman A. Lloyd warmly seconded the enthusiasm of his colleague. Throughout the world, wherever we might roam, there were no oysters like those at home—like those of Har- vey & Co.! [Applause.) ‘veral members of the city press gave in their testimony. Mr. Tracy sang “The Sword of Bunker Hill” with pathos, but asked indulgence for not acceding to an encore on the ground of want of wind. He bad barely three inches of larynx as bellows power for a sing; his other internal combinations being economically packed with Harvey's inimitable oysters. Mr. ly current that the; sation. Mr. D. austere he meanta play on t! that he was not very well.) were austere men. Pir. Hughes bore a warm tribute to the ex- ceéllence Ul tbe oysters nf Harvey & Co Eloquent remarks, felicitating Washington and the world upon the opening of the new saloon, were also whispered by Messrs. Shaw, Crounse, Gray, and others of the Northern Press. The health of Mr. Harvey being drank, brought out that gentleman in a neat little re- ply, much to the point, in which be said that to be able to ex- press himeelf intelligibly through his oysters. Soon after the party separated, to dream of though no speaker, he hoped Harvey's oysters. a en GovVERNMENT SALES.—The sale of the Gov- ernment buildings at Forts Bunker Hill and Slemmer, on the lands of Henry (Queen, near Washington, took place yesterday, and brought W. F. John- son, $52; officers’ quarters, James Owens, $33; the following prices :—One office, i do., R. S. Patterson, $43; guardhouse, P McGarvey, 870; korseshed, G. W. Taylor, $62° 30 feet wide and 20 feet long,) E. Lacey, $175; blacksmith shop, H. Queen, $55; a stable, storeho: Miller, #47; H. Queen, $150; quarters, Job B. torehouse, Dr. W. sergeant’s quarters, H. Queen, $40; $46; 1 do., S. Lawrence, £26; Shaw, Osborn, $1 prison, guardbouse, G. W. stable, Bates & Bro., $35; quarters, M. Wagu r, $31; stable, Charles Hitmuller, $29, officers quarters, Jas. Osborn, $31; stable, J. A. Buck, S41; #7; fence inclosing ers, John B. Miller, $12. Fort Slemmer— Officers’ quarters, George Mathiot, $50; officers’ uarters, H. L. Carlton, @its; stable, J. A. messhouse, E. Lacey, $=»; kitchen, W; barrack, E. ames Owen, quarters, S. Levy, q ack, $15; do., $16; quarters, H. Queen, #1 Lacey, $136; miscellaneous, $350. —— -e OrPuans’ Court, Jud; will of morning, the tion of his family. filed for probate. Tue Inqgcest.—This morning, “On Wi original catse of death.” to answer the charge of murder. respectable. oo CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.—Last night, officers Thompson and Peaster arrested a number of colored men residing in the neigh- borhood of Henry Peterson, on 34 street, near Indiana avenue, on suspicion of being the p: ties who entered the house and robbed it of Justice Wal- ter heard the case this morning, and dismissed all but the following, who were committed for further hearing: Nathaniel Russell, ©. Clay- about £300, the previous night. ton, Robt. Jones, and D. Gordon. —_—_9__. Crminat Court, Judge W Norris for defense. In the case of David Jordan, indicted for Assault and resisting an officer, a nolle pros. was entered. Ann Williams, indicted for larceny, was found not guilty. Norris for defense. esas Sia REASSIGNMENT.—At the request of Justice Thompson, the Board of Police Commissioners have detached the 2d precinct from his mag- isterial district, Justice Walter. This was a needed alteration of boundaries of police districts. Justice Thompson has now ~©D in me ace tive and impartial disctarse of magistrate’s duties in this city for vey early thirty years, @ record most honors* © him. = —*<ne grand jury have presented eee against Wai W. Whittle. sey, wr: !t will be recollected was arrested by Dertives Clarvoe and McDevitt for being con- Pion in the abstraction of bonds from the asury; the first for altering coupons, the sec. having false coupons, and the others with hayimg false papers. ————— INDIAN DELEGATION.—A delegation of six Indians, from the Sacs and Foxes, arrived here to-day, Great Father, the President. ping at the National, for the purpose of visiting their They are stop- Stet aes foe Tre Oty Caritor PRisox.—To-day, Capt. tare Dutton, 10th V. R.C., in charge of mand by Capt. G. K. Walbridge, 12th V.R C. The prison has now but 16 inmates. itol prison, was relieved of the com- ieee THe Tunts1ans.—The Tunisian Embassy are to-day the guests of the nec fap Club, at whose somme an entertainment is given, epee re ~ Tue Boaxp or TRADE bave selected rooms at the corner of 6th street and Penns: enue for its future meetings. ylvania ay- —___—_— TED IMMEDIATELY— rst-cl W Aaoe sR WeRe ATELY wb hn Peo OF but thore x net sional Globe need aprly = rot | ap GLASSWARE ve take Do Parconat in hive gr rg ensto always find at our store» large and varied rai ‘ Gleasware. both — fersigu. rom the finest eat and erdiaary pinin and moulded. bss WERB & BEVERIDGE, Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7th at, soa and not incli- | ¢ommuitted to b a lot of clothing from Margaret Sheehy was able to lishment was Dunn, in behalf of the gentlemanly hosts, indignantly repudiated the idea age (Sen- obligingly explained that by vc he word oyster. Also - Tucker, #100; officers’ quarters, H. Queen, $50; ordnance uarters, H. Queen, $25; officers’ 1 do., J. A. Buck, post office, H. (Queen, $31; officers’ quarters, do., $39; do., L. ; 1 do., J. A. Buck, 349; 1 do., James Talbert, #50; . H. Miller, $43; barracks, Lewis Smith, $133; do., G. W. Talbert, $206; do.. R. S. Patterson, $200; log stable, Bates & Bro., $20- officers’ quarters, Wm. B. Arnold, 321; Purct! — This the late James R. Young was filed and partially proven. The deceased directs the erection of a monument over the remains of his parents and divides his estate among various family connections. He directs the Orphans’ Court to appoint an ex- ecutor who sball not be a relative or connec- The first and final account and balance and distribution of Dr. Grafton Tyler, exeeutor of Dr. B. Johnson Hellen, was approved and assed, * Letters testamentary on the estate of Vir- ginia B. Baldwin were issued to William G. Moore. Daniel McFarlan was sppointed guar- “Thewill of the late Susan K. Williams was Coroner Woodward held an inquest in view of the body of the child of Mary Parker ata house in Chest- nut alley, between 14th and P and Q streets, and the jury returned the following verdict ednesday lasta colored woman named Rachael Smith went to the house of Mary Par- sons, also colored, in Chestnut alley, and tak- ing the child of the latter she intentionally dropped it upon the porch; convulsions en- sued and the child died on Friday morning, and the jury infer from all the testimony that in all probability the tall was the primary and Justice Thompson, who examined the witnesses this morning. tully committed Rachael Smith to jail for court paid rea THE Prick Case.—The case of looking up Mrs. Price, the lady who left Washington so suddenly without settling with avenue dealers for goods sent to her rooms, was entrusted to Messrs. Clarvoe and McDevitt, the well-known detectives, who have succeeded in effecting a settlement in behalf of the merchants. Itis stated by the friends of Mrs. Price that when she left here she meant to obtain the money in Baltimore to pay for the goods she obtained so unceremoniously, and had no idea of perma- nently defrauding them. The relatives of both Mr.and Mrs. Price are wealthy and highly xf ‘ylie.—Yesterday, Francis A. Johnson was found guilty of an attempt to poison, and recommended to mercy. James Evans was convicted of larceny, and sentenced to the penitentiary for two years. and it has been assigned to = oo ¢Fleting the cit ¢l ing in * > Kind of ‘patteru staziped CBARLES BRECHT, DAY OF NOVEMB oud deal rer EX! Aftairs Geor wn. Canat—The arrivals to-day are theo Ara. inger with wood to marxret, Fioacardo wity limestone to Oastleman, and thirteen boats wich coal consigned to Central ©o., 3-4 ton, American Co.. 211-14 tens; Show, 2-19 tous! Hampshire aod Baltimore Co., 220.15 tons, Bor. den Co., 217 tons; Piant, 113-2 tons, Oonsolia: tion Co., 219-12 tons. —Boats Wave, Piaister, for Cumberiand, Flodoardo, assoried freight to Harper's Ferry, and 17 boats high. THe Coat Trape—The business a: the wharves and docks this week has been very fair for the season, if the shipments be taken as evidence. The return is as follows From Co., 2,%3 tons; Camberiand Ce tone; Ray"s 6.212 tons: Consol) Wharves, 2,416-3 tons. We failed to obtain the exact amount trom the Hampshire and Baiu- more Co.'s wharves, but they are said to be eo Casms.—Clarence Goodman was y for the larceny of She is mitted to jatl Thursday for the larceny pe ghee and a jockey from . R. Forrest, of Washington. Officer Sherwood arrested Heory Hawkins for the larceny of a coat from the store of H. Rohr, Bridge sireet. The coat, vai- ued at $22, was peson red and identified, and risoner held for a hearing. “Slee axp Grainy MARket.—The inclem- ency of the weather prevents all ont-door transactions, And business is confined to the wareboures. There are no important transac - tions in flour and grain to-day, and the price list quoted im the Star yesterday remains un- changed. OoOTEL GOODS ‘We have instore a fine steck of thick STON CHINA of onr own importation, and all other kinds of >ROCKERY teaamboat nse suitable for hotel and steamboat nae. 5 no 4-6t 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street k. WALSI CO., Auctioneers . Mats hee Ais ov. corner oth street DRNITUBE, FEATHER BEDS. BLANKETS, FUL ILTS COMFORTS, &c., AT AUCTION Op SATURDAY MURNING November ath, at 9% o'clock. we will sell, in front of our Auction Store. a general assortment ef Household Farnt ture. &c_,(mest of which was sent to our store for . is Mattresses. Feather Bods and Bedding air and Husk Mattresses, Enclosed Washstanda Extension and other Tables Cook and Farior Stoves China, Glass and Crocke: With, many other articles too numerous to men- Hie: TMB CHSD AT i WALSH & 00., Ancts. OVE SALEIS POSTPONED UN nec ReB Ay November 7th, 1855, on account of wee wenther. ww K. WALSH & 00., Aucts Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acutioneors. WOSTORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON _— sri STREET, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY, 10th 10 : ‘ball «ell, in frout of the premises. Lot 7 in Sar. This property is improved by & good two 8 ory Brick House containing five good reome. Als», the adjoining 17 feet of the same lot, renaing back is handsomely «ita Wieetdinches. This propert; rol ani e ated on 9th street west. near et t Terme of sale: One-third cash: the balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest from the day ofsale. A deed given and a deed of trast taken. All conveyancing and revenne stamps at the cost “nod Lint) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers os D AND KITCHEN FURNITURE mreerrs T AUCTION A On WEDNESDAY, the 8th instant, at o'clock &.m., we shall sell,at the residence lady de clining housekeeping, at 397 Tenth street west, between north if and I streets, a general sesert meut of Furniture, consisting in part of— Walnut Sofas, Side and Racking Chnirs ‘Tables, and Winde: ns Feat ‘air-top and Husk Mattresses Cook, Parlor, and Chamber Stoves China, Glass and Crockery Ware With many other articles too mumeronu to em umer- nota’ [Intel.) GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avot», FrAsHionacie PARLOR SKATING SCHOOL ealthy and graceful exercise, having be- nee pen Beg in all the principal Northern cities, Prof. Marini takes great pleasare in an- nouncing that he has made all the necessary ar- rangements to introduce for the frst time in this city this inv: me! recreation. will be ready fo recelre pupils on WEDNESDAY. Nov. 15th, at his Academy, E street, between oth and lth. Days of tice for ladies and misses, MONDAY and WEDNESDAY. from 53 te5p. m. For gentlemen and masters. 7% to 1p. m., . Assemblys every alternative Wedd oes- For terme and particulergapply to Prot, MAWINT, or terms culars app! oJ i. Si, or by letter, through the Post Bihee. no S12 $30 000 WORTH OF BOOTS anv SHORS a2 4 cacmIFiIcE. ‘We mention in Ladies’ Congress Gaiters at $1.50, worth Ladies’ Merrocco Boots at $1.45, worth Ladies’ Morrocco Do., sewed, #1 Mens’ Calf Boos peerca’s ene ts, Mens’ Calf Boots, sewed. jo Also, @ large stock of OME MADE WORK, BOYS’, MISSES’ AND BOR DEENS’ BooTSs DS at prices to suit everybody. Gall and judge for yourself at HELLER & 00.8, 492 7b street. Five doors below E street no 3-3" F OUR, FEED, WHISKY. A large and complete assortment ot ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, for Bakers, Grocers, and others, WAERANTED AS REPRESENTED. FEED GF ALL KINDS, Either weight or measure WHISKY. ALL GRADES We mention the Bonnitz Whiskey in particular, as being pure, and four years old, sold subject, if neceasey, to auaivaies ws a. GALT & 00., no? tt Indiana aveaue and ist st. M4®50ws WOOD AND COAL YARD, oc 30-1m* Corner Tth street and Canal QHAFFIFLDS CONFECTIONERY and STEAM 3™6 6th street, between C and H streets Having refitted my store and saloon. and hav ing just returned from Enrope. where 1 bh made large perchesmet fine Confectionery, I am Bow prepared to receive my friends and customers, to attend to their orders. and to furnish partics. sriaines balls, fairs, &c., like befure, in No, 1 je. S.—My business is not for sale, having com- ~d x i = Ime 88" ocePH H. SHAFFIELD, STREET. = = 367 JK CREAM cen Y 367 PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES AT REDUCED PRICES, At KIDWELL & HENDERSON'S, 367 D street, near 9th, Frani i Bufiding All work in their line ‘ecuted by first- Worl Ve satistaction or no charge. Remember the place, 367 D street, near sth, Oe ws PWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND certi- foods attesting the masrity of HELM BOLD'S SENvine PR the highest sources. inejuding eminent gn. dergymen governors, Judges, &c 234 Penn. avenvx. ond door frem 13th ATS. YOUNG GENTS, BOYS, and CHILDREN'S HATS and CAPS in great variety. ‘APES and COLLARS, with MUFFS to ~ paleamabeaees (- a prices. EPARATIONS. many of which are padi states BH. stinEMety SA owartek: SND PUutien, b= 9 LATEST STYLES GENTLEMEN’s 7. AND CASSIMERE LADIES’ FURS: In Mink Sabie, Siberian Sqnirrel, Water Mink, &e..in CAPES oc 2-3w De ee . ZYPPREORT'S Mireur . FLUTING and PINKING and EMBROIDERING DEPOT, No. 350 Seventh street, Near Northern Liberty Market. French Ma- recta Washington BUSIN NOTICE. = HIS I8 TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the 18T ER. 1835. Tehall close my Books ler EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. this mode of 4 eo