Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1865, Page 2

vale EVENING STAR. WwW. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WaSHINGTON CITY: MONDAY..........NOVEMBER 13, 1°65. SPREADING MATTER ON BVERY PaG= SEZ OUTSIDER UK INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. SENTIMENT ON THE PACIFIC COAST. ‘The following extract from an order recent- ly isened by Gen. McDowell, commanding the Department of the Pacific, and just received | bere, indicates the feeling which prevails along our Mexican border, on the question of Im- perialiem in Mexico: “1t is made the duty of the officers command. | ing the Districts of Arizona and Southern Cal- ifornia, whilst keeping jew the recent or- ders allowing the exportation of arms and mu- | = ar e commanders on | Ditions of war, to tke southern fron’ ment, to tnke the necessary measures serve the neutrality of the United States with respect to tbe parties engaged in the existing | war in Mexico, and to suffer no armed parties to pass the frontier from the United States, or | suffer any arms, or Munitions of war, to be sent over the frontier to either belligere xt. This notto prevent individuals from passing with arms for their personal protection.” BOUNTIES TU VETERAN RESERVES. The uncertainty of the payment of bounties to members Df the Veteran Reserve Corps has been settled by the Second Comptroller of the Treasury, who decides that as they are dis- charged by reason o* the close of the war they are entitled to the balance of the bounty the sam though they had remained with their Tegiments, the fact of their being transferred to the Veteran Reserve Corps and discharged from that organivation not affecting their right to the bounty to which they were entitled un- der their enlistment. In the ense of a repre- sentative substitute “for a person not liable to draft,” itis held that the former is entitied to the same bounty as other recruits enlisted at the same time and for like periods of service. ORDER AGAINST NEGKO WHIPPING. Major General Augur has issued an order | directing that hereafter no colored men shall be whipped uncer any law of Virginia, with- in the limits of bis department. Judge at Alexandria is directed to notify the proper civil authorities to this effect, and if necessary he will call upon the post com- mander to prevent the infliction of any such punishment. , PENSIONS TO REBELS. There are indubitable indications that a per- sistent effort will be made in many of the re- bellious States, as soon as they age recon- structed, ‘o appropriate pensions to wounded officers and soldiers who fongbt on the south- ern side. leaving such citrzens of those States #8 joined the Union army tothe care of the Federsi Government, but taxing them to sup- port their enemie cUsTOMS. The receipts from customs in October amounted, in round numbers, to the unpre. cedented sum of $17,000,000 in gold, about $6110.00 more than was anticipated. The receipts at the four principal ports were :— New York, $11,068,737.(8; Boston, 21,237,100.1 Philndelphia, $ Baltimore, | $1 36.05. NAME CHANGED. ‘The name of Fort Runyon, on the Virginia side of the river, has been changed by order of the War Department to that of Fort Kilpatrick, im bevor of tne dashing Jersey cavairy officer of that name. This fort was named after General Runyon, the Democratic candidate tor Governor of New Jersey. PRIZE MONEY. The elaims for prize money involved in the capture of the blockade-runner Princess Royal baye been adjusted, and the money is now ready for distribution. This vessel was one of the first and most valuable prizes captured during the rebellion. MIDISTER TO CHILI. The President bas bestowed upon the gallant Major General Judson Kilpatrick the appoint- ment of Minister to Chili. He has also been granted a leave of absence of several months before going on his foreign mission. ORDERED. The 6th regiment of Hancock's corps has been ordered to report to General Augur for duty. They will probably relieve the Veteran Reserve Corps, soon to be mustered out, PersonaL.—Brevet Major General D. H. Rucker, who bas for the past four years dis- ebarged the arduous and responsible duties of Department Quartermaster at this point, is now absent from the city on leave. Brevet Colonel ©. H. Tompkins is discharging the duties of his office during his absence. --- General Kil- patrick, who has been appointed Minister to Chili, received the brevets of brizadier and major general in the regular army previous to resigning bis commission. +++-Aibert Pike left inst evening for Charleston, South Carolina, to reside over the annual session of the Supreme ‘ouncil of the thirty-third and highest degree of the Scotish rite of Freemasonry. -++-Goy- erpor Andrew, of Massachusetts, arrived here age Morning and is at Willards’, ----D. 3. Johnston. artist and caricaturist, died at Dorehester, Mass., on Wednesday, in bis 67th Sone Some of his caricatures, a3 for instance i# 1luetrations for Morris's Sketches, are very clever, but he was not prolific enough to keep his name prominently before the public. The Kichmond Sentinel has again made its ap- pearance, under the control of its old Editor, tT. Richard M. Smith. It is a substitute for the morning edition of tne Commercial Bul.ctin. *-*The venerable Jacob Barker has been elected to Congress from Louisiana, in bisS7th year. ‘+ The Richmond papers state that Mr. Jobn T. Ford will soon bring to that city from Washington, a fine corps of performers, and bold the Richmond Theater through a winter season, baying become the lessee of that establishment. --- The New York Ez- ess can’t understand Walt Whitman's “Dram ap" —thinks Walt must have been tapped of mmon sense before writing it. THE EASTEKN BUILDING ASSOCIA TION —This Association will heid its first Fegular mevting io Lodge Room of the Fellows’ Hall. Navy Yard SATURDAY RVE NING. i8th November. at 7 o'clock p m..(when the fret fnstalimrnt will be paid tn.) where they they wilt continue toh their regular mectings very month The bool are open for tubscription for stock at the grocere stores of George F Gulick, Capit-l Hilt, and J. H. B. Jeukins, 7th street east. near the Navy Yard WM DIXON, fresident. _JAS BH. BILT: Secretary ne PS iw 7 0. 0. F —GRAND LODGE —The annual communication will be hekt on MUNDAY ENING. Nov. 13th, at Pie? ck. Bo 1-2 P_H. SWERT, Gr. Sec. THE BOARD OF TRUSTERS OF THE PUBLIC SCHUOLS will a-sembie at the om of the School Board. City Hall, on TUES- DAY next, the }'th inst at 7 clock p'm bo 1 St KICHARD WALUACH. Mayor NOTICE —& Meeting will te hel DAY EVENING. at 7 o chock. at of Myers. on P street. between Ist Wet. for the purpose of forming OF THE FENIAN BRROTHEKHOOD. AU who _ ~ to become members are respectfally invited at no 1-2" nd 34 streets a new CIRCLE MASONIO —T he Av-nual Convocation of the iG. GEAND CHAPIEBK OF ROYAL ARCH ASONS. of Mary! d District of Coluvibia, Will be held at Bane tis ail.corner of D and 9th streets.on MONDAY BVENING. the 13th of No- vember. at 7 o'cler k Punet attendance is reque-ted and that all Chapters in the jurisdiction he repre-ented . Mo S SMITH, Bo 0 St Grand Secretary. LIBBAKY OF CONGRESS. LIBRARY OF Ope: to the pul lic on MONDAY, Now eopen eaily (Sundays excepted) on and ie AR. SPUFF ‘¥?78 FOR THE BENEFIT ©: lem BLY'S CHURCH. at Odd Fellows ial AY EVENIS A tae = BOS, NOTICE—Tu W HOM IT MAY OUNCBBN Reowree * Ovricn, November Notsce x hereby sivem that lcunses A lt Keepers of Hotels. Taverns, Ordinaries Restan- Farts. Tipplirg-Houres retailers ot * piri Fermented Liavore, Wines aut Cordials. Grocer. des. Dry Goode. Hardware, Medicines Perfumery. Watches end Jewelry, Lumber, Wood. Commission, Merchants, also to kee of Hackney Carriages. aoe. Billiard Tables Ten Pin Alleys, and every. and for Vawki od Peddling. Deslere in Old Tron. Brass Comer ‘Be, wilies’ re ONDAY. the 6th day of November, 1216, ‘bere mst be repewed at this office within, un aeons after that time * . SAMUEL #. DoUGLAS3, Keaister. S—DR. D. J. MACGOWAN. the tingniahed ¢: . will dell the First Bay -_ of Japan,” with eumerous illustra- ‘Tickets: a gentleman and lady to beth lectures, #1; si admission 50 cents; children S3 cents, to be hed at the book. potee aad at the doer, Bo 3-100 The Provost | tuone aod | TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM EUROPE. Sanpr Hook, Nov. 12.—The steamer City of Washington, ftom Liverpool on the Ist, via Queenstown on the 2d, has arrived. Lt is stated that Spain intends to take ener- getic measures for the suppression of the vlave | wade. There is nothing definite concerning the new beitieh Cabinet. Liverroot, Nov. 1.—Cotton declined Id., ; and closing with an upward tende »: y; sales of | three days, 16,000 bales. Breadsinffs firm. At Monday's market—Breadstuffs ii:mer. Wheat a trifle higher. Petroleum steady at 2s. 11d. for refined. Provisions sieady. Produce quiet and eteady. Liverpool mariets were closed on Tuesday. Lox por, Nov. —Uonso's for monay £8289, 2e's, 634864; Erie shares, 524; Illinois shares, 80488034. There is still no official announcement con- cerning the Ministerial arrangement. Claren- | don is certain to be Foreign Minister. The Giche clanms forbearance for the recon- structed Ministry, until enabled to lay before Parlisment a programme upon 8 satisfactory | character upon which its existence will de- nd. Pte Daily News fully expects a Government | Reform Bill. The Morning Post thinks a reform extremely doubtful, the being too indifferent. The Prince and Princess paid a visit to Liv- erpool on the 3ist. All business was suspend- ed and they received a perfect ovation. The British Government has ordered all re- strictions on American vessels of war to be re- moved. individual arrests of Fenians continned. The proprietor of the Jrish People is attempting | to bring action against the Lord Lieut. and other authorities for the suppression of the | paper. ¥ ‘Ibe French journals denied that France had mace any effort to exercise a moral influence | on the Austrian policy towards Frankfort. | Pourse on the 5ist, flat; Ren.es closed at 63. | | ‘The Italian elections finished highly favora- | ble to the Government. | _ General Skauzler has been appointed Papal | Minister of War. Merode resigned on account | of i bealth. TwoFrench Frigates had arrived at Civita Vechia for the troops, who are now commenc- ing the evacuation. Latest via Liverpool. The Paris correspondent of the Times says it is genezally reported in Paris that the French army in Mexicois to be withdrawn instal. ments, and that by August or September of bext year the whole will have returned to France. This resolution is said to be adopted, not only from a desire to afford no reasonable fround of complaint tothe United States, but also on economics] grounds, Liverroot, Tnesday night.—There has been no regular market ince the Cuba sailed. Breadstuffs still advancing. Wheat firmer. Provisions scarce and all Kinds advanced. Bacon quiet and steady. Tallow easier. Sugar quiet. Coffee steady. “Rice firm and inactive. Rosin dull. Spirits Tarpentine flat. Very Latest. Livrer Nov. 2.—Cotton sales for two days 12,400 bales, at a decline of Id. per pound, market closing with an upward tendency for American. Sales to speculators and exporters 5,00 bales. There is apparently a decline of 2d. in cotton, viz: Id. on Monday, and 1d. on Wednesday and Thursday. Breadstaffs less firm. Provisions steady.” Bacon easier. Pro- duce qu but firm. poxne + Noy. Consels for money Xa 69: U7. s¢ On the -8th, a gentleman giving his name as Lieut. Jomes Henry Laler, of the 9th regiment Connecticut volunteers, was arrested at Dub- lin cn the errival of the steamer from Liver- pool. A revolver, 200 rounds of rifled patent ball cartridges, said to be poisoned, a box of percnss.on caps, four military books, four com- Missiot ming him as lieutenant ard colonel inthe Connecticut volunterrs, and also £24 1s. in gold were found in_ his possession. He is suppored te be in the Fenian interest, and was remanded for investigation. He ass dl that he visited Ireland to see an uncle, andin- tended shortly to return to America. From New Orleans. New OkLeans, Nov. i3.—Gen'l Canby has issued sn order turning over to the city author- ites all sanitary regulations that baye been held by the military simee i882; also resigning all control over the State evee or work on them. d the collection of @ tax to keep them repay |. He has also withdrawn the prov marshal in pari-hes, except in certain cases: ard has stopped the charity issue of rations to perecns unconnected with the army. General Fullerton leaves the fixing ot the amount of wages between freedmen and em- ployers tor the next year to the law, supply and demand. Gov. Wells issved a proclamation calling a __ session of the Legislature on the 23d. on the ground that the gravest interest of the State demand the presence of U.S. Senators to act in Congress. The condition of the peoole on the Mississip- pi appeals powerfully for protection from in- undations and disastrous consequences, and the State creditors long, patient look for relief. PSE EIS nde I From Fortre jonroc. Fortress Munro, Noy. 13.—The steamship Hermen Livingston, from New Urleans to New York, with the 2d regiment of colored troops - oars sailed hence for New York last night. The steamer Blackbird, towing the disabled steamship Victor. lett for New York. (pe ON CharwED TELEGRAMS, AMERICAN TeLecrarn ComPany, Office Pa. avenue, November 13, 18%. The following Telegrams remain in this office undelivered. for want of sufficient address and from other causes : Jas Duncan, care of — Dunca un . P. SNYDER, Manager. AMERICAN TELecRapn ComPany, Office Willards’ Hotel, November 13, 1868. The ollowing Telegrams remain in this office undelivered, for want of sufficient address and from other causes : WS Brooks, Rev Sampson Talbott (colored) BLP DER, Manager. pov ltt THE CENTKAL BUILDING ASS0CIA- TI the Associa- ON—The next meeting of ten will be heldon TC ESLAY, the ith Novem- ber, at No. 476 7th street. oppoxite the General Post Office, where the meetings will be regularly beldinfuture. The books of the Association will bekeptepen for additional eub-cription months from the date of its organizat scriptions will be received at the grocer re of ur & Sen mex. La. avenue, at the apothecary store of J. hk. Major, at the corner of 7th and Hsts.; and at the office of the Evening Star. ASBU LLOYD, P WM. W. MOORE, Se: a ILL BE SOLD at W.L. Wall & store. Nov. Lith. one red. hi trespassing, and Lot Lee Fons « it ATHS! LATHS Just received and for sale 200,000 LATHS. T. kpw. cu no 13-3t* Lumber beater. N. A SARP TO THE PUBLIC —Waving desided to commence the AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, we respectfully ask a portion of the pnblic patron- rae. tales of Keal Extare Furniture and Mor. cbandise attended to promptly. We shall cuptinue to keep an extensive assort- ment of HOUSEFURNISUING GOODS, asusual. Respectfully, PLANT & CO, 350 D atreet, between 9th and 10th atrrete, Bo 13-Im* back of Metzerott's New Store. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. K™cxts OF PYTHIAS ofiriuaae eo OBARD Lr ot ream 5 oe. oO - vt be spared to m: t the best of the seas Committes of Arrangements :—Edward Fox, 0. x. Berton, Sate We Gree: Tee cocks a wil dence the Highland thi Tbsp. @BAND BALL D> INDIAN WAR DANOR or QGAGR TRIBE. No.6-1.0.R.M., no jallon é AY NEXT, Nov. 14.1865 Tickets can be had of members of the Tribe or at the door. By order of no 9 td THE COMMITTER. (TBE INDEPENDENT sociata intend giving their I¥TH GRAND BALL Tt SEATON HALL, corner 9th and D sts. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 15. 1965, On which oceasion thetr Ledy Friends will present them with a HANDSOME SILK FLAG. Kirby Roeper sas prominent Speakers are ex- t 3 "ibe Comnititee of rrangements pledge them Gtandest Balt of the Season. a’ «> make this the ral § Most positively no Disreputable Characters ad- “iickets $1; admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. Ladies entrance on yth street. Committee of Srrangements, J. W. Ward, M.W. Leese, C.W. Tenly, L. EK. Valentine, J.B. Hecigson, J. H. Frisby, C1. King J. W. Meyers, G. W. Gladmon, J. W. Withers, 8. H. Stewart, E. Hub 5 no 8- rRe, PERSONAL. G OOD GRACIOUS, AUNT, HOW DELICIOUS BE those Oysters are; do tell where you get them? Why 1 benght them from J. B. WRI} ‘3 Oyster Depet. No. 535 M atreet, between 9th and 10th streets; he receives Fresh Oysters every day, and fri-s anc stews them in su lor style. aud always delivers them promptly when orders are left. Try them, and do not ferget the place, No. 53% M st., between 9th and 10th xtreets no 7-6t* Jour P. SLOUGH, LAW OFFICE, No. 258 F street, between 13th and Mth, oc 28-3m* Washington D.C. . ” ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree‘ oe tly Wasuixeton, D.O BR. ANTIBELL, SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, (Late Staff Surgeon of Volunteers), Offers his Medical Services to the inhabitants of Washington and Georgetown. Particular atten- tion devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin. Office 208 Pennsylvania avenue, four doors wast of Willard’s, oc 24-1m* OCTOR © TRAUTMANN, PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN. ‘ighth street, between H and I streets. BOARDING. ] OARD —A few gentlemen can be accommodated with BOARD, st moderate rates, at 657 Mary- land avenne nol 3t™ ve MEMEK Ks UF CONGRESS AND OTHERS a RENT—Several PARLORS and SLEEP ING ROOMS, without board 7th. no 7-6t* Apply at 542 Hist . bet r SY-CLASS ROOMS AND BOARD can be obteined at 411 13th street, between G and H. al Table Boarders can alse be accommoda. central location u i Rane ee fan Pe: eee! lin*® Ges TABLE BOAKD CAN BE OBTAL J sith or withent rooms, No. 24 Missourt between nd 6th streets, or at 548 Pa. _— between ASS BOARD can be obtained at No. Street. between G and H; table board . Keferences excuanged. no 2 im* T= LABGEST ASSORTMENT or LADIES’ CLOAKS, BASQUES, CIRCULARS, AND ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS iN THR CITY. We are now prepared to offer the largest stock of the above garments at much less then New York wholesale prices. These goods are all of our own manufacture, and we shall therefore undersell any- body. ia Also, ten cases BLACK and COLORED CLOTHS at much reduced prices, witha beautiful assort- ment of ORNAMENTS for Civaks and Dresses of every description, Ladies, if you wish to save from $5 to @15 on your Uloak you,must calland examine our stock, as it ia the largest this side of New York. CLOAKS mate to order at short notice. LANSBURGH & BRO., 615 7th street, third door above D street, _no 11-6t Intelligencer Building. 67 J.C, WHITWELL & CO., Wu R anv Retait Grocers, x ba avenue, near 7th street, Would op hypenng announce to the citizens of Washington and the public generally that they bave taken the store emariy. occupied by Messrs. Smith & Morrison, where they will conduct the Grocery business in all its departments, They will pay particular attention to the supply of families with the choicest artictes in their ine: from a well sélecied stock. just received, and to arrive weekly by etewmer frem the north, which will be sold at ¢ lowent market rates. Goods delivered in all parts of the city free of charge and without delay. A share of the public patronage is respectfully solicited. no 6-2wif RQ FCELVED tTuIs DAY AT THE GREAT BARGAIN STORB, 443......... SEVENTH STREET... 20 pieces Calico, 2025 cents, 100 pieces De Lainws, 308% cents, 1 000 pieces i Goods. 40245 cents, 100 pieces Poplin. 40. worth 75 cents, £40 pieces all wool Flannel, 40, worth 65 cents, ers — Balmoral at $5.25, worth $5, eat SI 25. The best nnd cheapest Blankets in the city at $3 arair, worth $12, and a great many other goods at like prices. REMEMBER, -THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE.....443 BLOUT & DEMELMAN, SEVENTH STREET. 427 ZEPHYR WORSTED, White and Black, S0cents per cunce All €olors, 35 cents per ounce. Germentown ZEPHYR, 30 cents, all colors, Cashmere YARN, all colors, White and Gray KNITTING YARN, very cheap. HVOP-SKIRTS, from §1.25 up, largest assort- ment in Warbingten. HAND KNIT HOODS and CAPES, LEGGINS and LOOTS. SEAFOAMS and TWILIGHTS WORSTED SHAWLS, CLOAKS, &c., in large varivty. and very cheap, at the Fancy Goods and Tey Store of B. SILVERBERG, ‘Bo 1@-2w* 427 Seventh street. AKLALE'S Frederick the Great. vol. 5. Pri CARs in the tock by Peer eo athe rr) FRANCK TAYLOR. DDITIONAL TRIUMPIIS OELEBRATED. PIANOS Manufactured by Chick: @ Sons, of Boston. and for sale of which OuUN F ELLIS. 306 Penn. ave., near Wth st., is Sule Agent. The Massechnsetts Mechanics’ Charitable Insti- t Fair, which has just closed one ot ita great ex- le the failowing awards - Ment Sens, fur beet G: a) ichering & Sons, for best Semi-Grand Piano, a Iver Meda gro md & Sons, for best Square Piano, a Sil- ri & Sons. fc = rane 2 F pe for best Upright or Cottage al athe Firet Medals whene: exhib . full assert every size, style and fiu' hu — to the magnificent Grand, of these sapertor JOHN F. ELLIS, 306 Pennstvania avenue, between 9th and loth ste. Lory try ie fons’ PIANOS 8, D & H.W. Smith's PARLOR ORGANS aod MKLODEONS, ' article in the wuric business, no '3 itif KOHKS IN STEAM by ‘hief Engineer &. FP. old, “Seer hed. FRANCK TAYLOR. LL PEKSONS WHO LEFT JOB WORK AT EB & CO'S, No. 345, Market Space, ted to call tmmediately, pay charges and way from 422 B street, between 9th were left in ee LOEB, po v1-° cor mer sth etrect. FOVELTY—Kid Gloves fhe: soit eke Mit gg cleansed in the rexten| ta for Weshington—At the Nattounl firey Lenser, S52 E street. and Lake & 'o., 370 Pa, avenue, under the Metropolitan Ho- tel ‘ce 9 im* De parcetary TO LADIES AND GENT: MEN —As the season for fashiounble parties ts now ot band wedeem it due Capivol to tate. that the ont: fine PREFUMERY, HAIR N_DPEMONGEUT, corner of D and 10th streets, oie nahn iptener toattn,, that: the: Quest ts it is alne preper to «1 5 inest HAIR- DRESSING. in the Intest style, is done at the above Mad»me ngeot will give per- jon. at her dressing Room? as sbove mentioned, All orders for out-door will’ be attended promptly. 23m fpebiagp TABLES FOR SALE. Fonr of Phelan’s latest improved Flr ys by fe ts il feet. One Carom and three pocket TABLES tor aale nt ADA J ’S, 506 Sthetreer. door nus. BAR and FIXTURES for no 7-6t* APHION ABLE PABKLOR SKATING SCHOOL. and graceful exercire, having be- lar in all ing the princi ; erie oS rm pal Northern Pennsylvania eal procured at the Academ: and part: appl: 3 x Tehsteneeratemniee eee aeroe MARINE, k* LE olelety Re 1 Doster 4 BUITER. EGOS. th ae ‘ UT TT BUR Aub GER FEUD PH. Heving taken Store No. 314 G street, he- teeen 1th nud sth: he fe prepared: “Cinick entee and eal profits. no 8-tm* ¥ AND: DELICATE ons bt ee ae RET, gion Fg velings. end cyohle you to sleep wall. ao! FE Srceps Fitry exteact noone is lennent ane odur, i Tous propet tes, and immediateinitwaction, wig XROOND EDITION, 4 WeLock P.M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. ‘Wasuinoton, November 153, 1865. Jay Oooke & Uo. furuisd tie lonewing guo- tations of Government securities Buying. Sel . ioe tue U. 5. 6's Usa 1881 see . U.S. Five Twenties—oid. lo 102 U.S. Five Twenties—new.... ou 10Yy U.S. Ten Forties, ores BOX Vly One Year Certifici . 7s ns = NEW YORE FIRST BOARD SALES. Coupons, 105 ¥; Five Twenties. old. 101 ¥.ex- coupon, do new, ~ ex-coupon; Ten Forties, ol: New Cortticaven. 07%. Gold, 146%. REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN WISCONSIN. A prominent United States Senator, trom Wisconsin, writing to a friend in this city, in & private letter, which was received here yes- terday, says that the Republican majority in the recent election in that State is 7,000, show- ing @ considerable falling off since the Presi- dential election. He places the majority against negro suffrage at between five and six thousand. NATIONAL CURRENCY—CERTIFIOAT: INDEBTEDNEss. CASES OF For the week ending on Saturday last, the “Amount of national currency issued by the Treasury Department was $3,054,110. The total amount now in circulation is $210,276,040. During the past week the Redemption Divis- ion of the Treasury redeemed $!,4~7,180 in cer- tifleates of indebtedness, and $342,000 in muti- lated fractional currency. DUNCAN AND WINDER. It is rumored that a new court is hortly to be organized, for the trial of Duncan and Winder,now confined in the Old Capitol Prison, charged with cruel weatment towards Union prisoners in A:dersonville. Duncan, it will be remembered, appeared as a witness in the Wirz trial, but was arrested and committed to the Old Capitol. Young Winder is a son of the rebel General Winder, and was stationed at Andersonville while Wirz was there, MILITARY CLERKS. The enlisted men of the Voteran Reserve Corpe now on detached service as clerks at the various headquarters who desire to be mus- tered out, are bemg relieved by men of the sth regiment Hancock’s Corps. All of those at the headquarters Department of Washington but some three or four have been or will be re- lieved, preparatory to being discharged. COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION. Hon. H.N. Conger, who was Acting Secre- tary of State during the disability of Mr. Fred- erick Seward, returned to Washington to-day from New Jersey, where he has been for sev- eral weeks past, and resumed his duties as Commissioner of Immigration of the State De- partment. WHITE HOUSE. ‘There were not many visitors at the White Heuee to-day, and most of those present were ladies. Among the visitors were Gov. An- drew, of Mass., and Gen, Longstreet. The latter is seeking an extension of his parole al- lowing him to visit Washington. AS ee eras as FARRAGUT COURT MARTIAL, This court reassembled at 10 o'clock this morning, and was engaged the entire day in bearing the testimony of witnesses for the de- fense in the case of Com. Craven, charged with wilful neglect in allowing the escape of the rebel ram Stonewall. This trial will oc- cupy the attention of the court for several days yew THE NAVY. The Secretary of the Navy continues to reduce the nayal forces of the United States. Besides the discharge of a large number of acting ensigns and gunners, forty-three acting third assistant engineers, were honorably mus- tered out of the service during the month of October. RELIEVED. The detachment of the 213th Pennsylvania volunteers, onduty at Cemp Parole, Annapo- ls, Md., has been relieved by two companies of Gen. Dent's command, (garrison ef Wash- ington,) and will take post at Soldiers’ Rest, in this city. SETTLING UP. Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts, who is now in the city, is here for the purpose of adjusting the claims of his State against the Gevernment, contracted during the war. ASSIGNED. The 6th regiment of Hancock’s Corps, which arrived here last nigbt, bas been assigned to the garrison of Washington, under General Dent. PERsonaL.— Major General Augur, com- manding the Department of Washington, left town this morning ona visit to West Point. Major General Mott is in command during the absence of General Augur. ----Major General Fred Steele is at Willards’. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS, PRET AWE The Fenian Scare in Canada. Torento, Nov. 13.—It has been decided to piace of force of volunteers in active service to check Fenian raids. Two battalions have received orders to hold themselves in readi- ness for instant duty. Guard: t the volun- teer armories have been doubled in conse- uence of information being received of the devigns and projects of Fenians. New York Markets. New Yors, Nov. 13.—Cotton, declining, 50a 51; Flour quiet and steady; Wheat and Corn one cent better; Beef steady; Pork buoyant and acuye; whisky scarce and nominal. Soe LOCAL NEWS. pe sac ent me Crimtxnat Court, Judge Wylie—On Satur- duy, Mr. Hughes called the attention of the Court to two affidavits made by Jos R. Uobb aud Lucy L.Cobb. Thatof the former charges that on the nightof the &th of November one Lafayette OU. Baker and J. R. Spears did with force and arme, without warrant, arrest and imprison him, and putting him in fear, did fe- loniously take trom him 4 letter addressed py Clarence Howell to Wm. H. Seward, Secre- tary of State, and an executive pardon signed by the President and attested by the Secretary of State for said Howell; that he had applied to District Attorney Carrington to institute a pros- ecution for said offence, and he declined to send the case to the Grand Jury. The other affida- vit charges that the parties mentioned arrested and imprisoned her, and forcibly and feloni- ourly took from her four Treasury notes. each of the value of fifty dollars; and makes the sume statement in regard to the District Attor- ney declining to send the case to the Grand Jury. District Attorney Carrington desired to cor- rect an error; he had advised in this case ag in otbers that before the parties appeared before the Grand Jury they should ap; before a Justice and have a preliminary examination in order that all the facts might be investigated, and he considered that as the Grand Jury was crowded with business that bis practice was very he pes The District Attorney had no Tight,‘n bis opinion,to deny a party, who desires ‘o appear as & volunteer witness, accesa to the Grand Jury, but he considered his practice, as stated above, more conducive to the public in- terest. ‘The Court ordered the witnesses to appear before the Grand Jury. This morning. Michael O'Beirne plead guilty of larceny, and was sentenced to six months in i}. Mary Catherine Effert, alias Cordelia Wil- liama, plead guilty to two indictments for lar- ceny, and was sentenced to one year in the pe ingens in each case. ‘Wm. White, indicted for an assanit and bat- tery witb intent to kill Jackson White, was found guilty, and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. Davis for defense. Joeeph Robins, indicted for an assault with intent to commit ro ae on Rettie Covington, was found cee BE orris for defense. Rob- verdict was just accord. ing to the evidence, stated that he would sas- pend the eentence for a few days. Thomas Knott, indicted for the larceny of & mule, wae fonnd not gutity, Fendall Nor- "Yn the care of Cary Barrett, convicted of Inr. n the care of con: J ceny, the motion for a new trial was over- ruled, Josepbine Winefleld, indicted for thelarceny of a watch, was found notgniity. It appeared from the acknowledrrents of prosecat: Witness that be had cohabited with her, though having a wife and family, and not pay- ing ber, sbe took his watch, claiming it as ber dune, The Court instructed the jury that there must be a felonions intent coupled with the sit meena a case of larceny, Sad the jury und accordingly. In an ae against her a nolle pros. was entered; and in a third case, where +h: was cbarged with the larceny of & coat, vest, &c., she plead cuil'y, and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. © Tuk Conripexce May.—This morning Mr. James Fleming, of Onio, ap) before Caief Justice Cartter with a uisition from the Gov rner of Ohio, dated Coiumbur, November 9b, 165, for Benjamin W. Allen, ocher wise Jobn W. Harris, the confidence man, who was arrested bere, under the name of David Miller, by Detective Kelley and Bigiey, for swindling the Bank of Commerce, of Georgetown, and Stewart & Co's Bank. This reguisirion is founded on an affidavit made by Mr. Fleming before Justice Reuben Miller, of Springfield, Clarke County, Ohio, charging that on the och of June, 1 in that county, with false! retending that he had money on deposit with 4 amcas; Sherman & Co., of New York, to Cyrus A. Phelps, Cashier of the First National Bank of that place, and with obtining from him one thousand dollars on a worthless check on that firm. Mr. Flemming states that he has taught the Obsowns a lessen, having bled them to the tune of $13,000, the most of which has been recoy- ered; the heaviest haul being from the Ohio Valley Bank, at Cincinnati. Judge Cartter granted the usnal warrant on the requisition; but it is noj thought that the Police authorities bere will consent to give him up until after (he charges sgainst bim here are acted on. ees ee Jvrors Dra ernoon the fol- g named persons were drawn to fill the cies in the jury for the present (Novem- rm of the Circuit Court, now in session: E. B. Barrett, Georgetown, L. Britnalt, 2d Ward; J. K. Plant, 34 Ward; John L. Kidwell, Ge rgetown: Peter Taitayull, 6the Ward; Angust Dorsey, 34 Ward; Owen Leddy, 2d Ward. ° s2ce- @7 At Jackson, Mississippi, a few days ago, an nffray occurred between Colonel William R. Wade. of the late rebel army, anda Union soldier, in which the latter was mortally wounded. A number of soldicrs soon after as- sailed Colonel W., and inflicted serious inju- nes upon him. The colonel was re: the guard, and taken to the hospital, shortly afterwards, he was killed, by whom is unknown. 1 A white soldier, belonging to an Lil'nois regiment, married a colored woman last week in Americus, Ga. The fact coming to the know!edge of his comrades, they repaired to bis abode on the wedding night, took him from thence tothe outskirts of the town, and after tarring and feathering him, released bin wita A caution not to come within the limits of the town again. #7 The trouble between the New York the- Airical managers and their orchestras promises to culminate in the musicians going back at the old prices. 87 Miss Anna Dickinson is quite ill at her home in Philadelphia, and has been forbidden by ber pbysician to continue her lecturing tour any further at present. 87 A company boring for of] in Kansas have struck a fluid which looks like milk, which puzzies them greatly. They have been unable thus far to churn it into butter. S87 A gentleman in Philadelphia hae given one hundred dollars to be presented to the old- est fire company m that city. The question now to decide which is the old organization, as there are several claimants for the money. 87 The New York Commercial says coun- terieits are becoming so common that they- are circulated wiih perfect looseness and indiffer- ence by all classes of people. About one-third ofthe money ailoat is worthless. S7 The cholera made great rayages in the convents of Spain. B27 The Free Will Raptist General Confer- ence cf Maine bas passed a resolution prohibit- ing the ordination of ministers who use tobac- co. BF New Orleans papers say that never before wus there so heavy a demand in that city as now for all kinds of mechanics; many carpen- ters earns $8 per day as journeymen. ®7 The cholera has broken out in several towns of Saxony. It is supposed to have been carried there by 8 lady who came from Odessa via Constantinople, and who diedofit at Al- tenburg. So OF} E OF THE FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. Ix tHE Brivpi or THE Rep r 3,135 cent. has half been thi- day declared for the six monthe ending Sist ultimo, and ay HY me yt to the steck holders. IBADLBEY, Secretary. | THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS consists of the following-pamed persens, to wit : W. A. BRADLEY, President. DIRECTORS: DR J. M. BRODNRAD, THOMAS BLAGDEN, M.G. EMERY JAS. C. McGUIRE, H. RRADLEY M. J. McCLERY. iw L @vvups,. We bave in store efine stock of thick STONE CHINA, of our own importation, and all other kinds of suitable for hotel 3 Seen le for and tteamSoat use. Ww & BEVERIDGF, no 4-6t 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. EYE AND Kar. Allcurable BYE and EAR AF PRO- TIONS treated at Pa ave, 246. bet. 12th and J3th sts., at the Office of Dr. SCHONEY, between 9 and 40'clock; Surday, 10 to 1. Consultation Room, first floor. @7 ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted and made @ bi like the natnral one oot tf ROME'S HAIR COLOkK RESTORFR FOB taining and gradually bringing back the Hair inal color without the inconvenience ay tending the use of the dye. Sold by all druggists 78 cents per bottle. EXFORD’S MEDICATED GINGER BREAD NUTS, for worma, unrivaled in efficacy and pe- caliarly adapted for children, being eaten as ap "yor ssle by druggists. Price 28 cents por box. _jan 19-eoly ee UE Ee tee _ FELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHH Ts the Great Davretic. HELMBOLD’S OGNCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPASILLA Is the Great Blood Purifier. Both are prepared according t» the rules of Phar. end Chemistry, aud are the most active that can be mnde. nes VHURSTON’S IVORY PRARL TOOTH POW DEK, for cleaning, beautifying and preserv- Ht ~ _ and Gums. This elegant preparaj entirely unequalled. e ¥. 0. WELLS & 00, — York, Proprietors. ut ELLS’ CELESRALED MACHINE-SPREAL STKENGTHENING PLASTERS are the ver) best in all cases for which plasteris required. For ale by all druggists. jan Dilys MA4pAme MOUNT 1S HAPPY Tu INF¢ iVE the public she is now in W. fill at the shortest notice orders for he: val Oy Salve for the Piles. Sold by wholesale and retail No. es G street, and at W. B. Entwisle. Hm’ ANNOUD AN YOUTHFUL VIGOR rd vee by HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BU- no 8 RPHANS’ COURT—Diarxict Wasuincten County. To- Gwynn Harris, admin deceased, the Administrator aforesat = the approbation of the Orphans’ Court of Wash gton County afo: appointed TURKSDAY, the jatday of November next, for the fiual settle- ment and distribution of the personal estate of said deceased, and of assets in hand, as far as the same have been collected and turned into money. when and where al! the creditors and heirs of aid jeceased are notified to attend, (at the Orphans” Court of Washingtoo County aforesaid.) with thetr laime nopeny vouched, or they may otherwise ¥ cluded from all benefit in anid deceased estate: provided a copy of this order be published once a werk for three wee! the Evening Star two said 2ist 4: her. 18. PrevioNe to the wa a dC ROBUING, 0c 30-lawSw* Register of Wille. Pa i ms, nema Bad HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri T ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington Connty, tn the District of Columbia. letters ot administration on ore eatate of Alcisis N. Clements, late of Washingtos city. D.C... deceased. All persons having claims inst the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the roan eres vm the eo tiny ptheretee by Iaw be excluded from all Bonent of anid estate. ven under this 28th of ¥ won my PUIZABETH CUNGENTSE” no 6-lawsw* Advinistratrix. Jc OR NON-RETENTION OR INCONTINENOB Hiatt, mmatog erat ow 8, disenses z anda, stone in the bladder iT caicul wel or ; - frick-dast t, and all diseases of the blader. BULBS. Pibe ExruacTsueno.” wes BUSAN pees asst Fa Metre Rae we eel ere Te, Seatigg Se ooo < dee: Sail ty oh erugsiom ot R ape MEDlOAT py een. _ AB being Cory Price 95 ceuts per box, haiseou Affairs wn. Oanal.—Arrived—Arrived boats Jobn H Williams, with grain and bay to market: F Hatebins, with gers, and twenty-three beats with coal, to Camberiand Go , 062.19 tons; Borden Co., 555.7 tons; Central Ow" 561.1 tons; Barton Co., 109.17 tons; Connolidaied Co. 31.9 tops; New Hope Co. 220.12 t Hampbire and Baltimore Co., 343.14 tons; Ame- rican Co., 1103 tons. Departed—Seventecn boats light. ‘The prospect is tair for at least an average boriness during the coming week. The way bills of the boats arrived show thatanum ber of others areon the way. The derricks at the coal docks are speedily discharging cargors as they arrive, and a number of vessels are nt the wharves receiving cargoes for distants ports. : Fiovun axnp Grarx Market.—We note the ermval of the boat Sallie Billmeyer, from Shepherdstown, with 3,906 bushels of when’, to G. Waters. The market opened doll, and with a cowvward tendency for ali except family brands of flour, under the de- pressing influence of other markets. Sapers are quoted at $9.25a89.50; exiras, $10.50a81!; family, 138815. Grain —Wheat—Good Red, $2. 2aS2.25. No white offering. Corn—Yeliow and whi e, Sv and 8&5 cents per bushel. Traus- Actions unimportant. a Port or Georortows.—Entered—Steamer George H Korden, from New York © - D. Lamont, Ganghran, LADY To €0, to make it more intere-! Is > Take several others of respectable My Li rticulers inquire at 447 (° street west ne tye LOYED A YouNa Gl h. betwren te K‘'*4* KEYES,” (Successors to &C. & E. Wroe) LIVERY, EXCHANGE, AND SALE STABLES 249 G strcet. between I7th and 18th streets, Washingtn, DC. for balls. parties, recep iitard'* Hotet VE Noire, TF ained from the Orphans of Washington Conuty in the District of © bia. letters of administi om on the per extate of Daniel Brewn, of Georgetown, D. C., deceased. All perec having claims against said deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the riber.on Of hefore the Lith day of November they mey otherwise by law be excluded from enefit «f the said estate. Given under my band this Lith day of November s no 13-Iaw3w* JONANNA BROWN OPrrBans' COURT. FoR WASHINGTON COUNTY In the matter of the petition of Catharine Byrne, Guardian to Orphans of Patrick Byrne, deceased The said Guardian having reported that she sold, on the 34 fustant, the eastern sixteen feet fromt of Lot 23, in Square 4, in the city of Washington, to George Klotz. at and for the eum o‘ thirty twocente per foot, and that the prrchaser has paid for the same ip cash, it is, this Lith day of November, 1855, 4@ that said sale. eo reported, will be con firmed on the 5th day of December next, uniees caure to the contrary be shown on or before that day: Provided a copy of this order be iasertad in the Evening Star once a week for three weeks before said day. WM F PURCELL Judge of the Orpha Sourt. Cc ROBBINS, Regicter of Will SUILLINGTON’S LIST OF NEW DOUKS. Onr Mutual Friend; by Charles plete in one | volume. Price $1 ed Court Farm by Mrs. Wood. Price 75 conta Bavker's Secret; by the author of Miaate Gray Price 75 cents. Sir Josper's Tenant; by Miss Braddon, cents Mr Stewart's Intentions. Price 75 cents. Pisin Tak on Familiar Subjects, Price $1 4 hat Come Afterwards: A Nov. l. being a S« : Nothing but Money; by T. 8. Arthur. 1'0 The Numbnes of the World: by P. T_ Rarnom Speech of George Francis Traiu oo Irish Inde Pendence. Price v5 conte ALMANACS FOR 1566 Farmers’, Honsckeepers’ Comic Almanacs rice 46 cents per dozes Blank Rooks Letter Note, Cap and Till Paper Steel Pens, Pencils, 9 and everything in the Stationery line. for «al SHILLINGTON’S Bookstore, Corner 43 street aud Pennsylvania «venue reise Wash B* W. B. LEWIS « CO No. 307 venue. FURNITURE, CARPETS. PIANO, &c., AT ANO- TION On WEDNESDAY next November 1th. at 10 o'clock. at Dwelling No 295 D «treet. between (zt ickens. Com Price 75 and German — we _ the eri yo ne ‘arpets, Oi! Cloths, several Cham ge Sette, Beds. Matircares, Bedding, =o ‘ber Steves, Tables, Chairs, and other reyuisites. Alo one first-rate 7-Octave Piano. &c. no 13 2t W.R. LEWIS & CO , Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VERY HANDSOME EVILDING LOT, FRONT ING_ ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SOUTH E STREET, NEAK NAVY YARD, AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY. tho 17th instant, at 4 o'clock p m..weshs!leell,in front of the p ines, west 2 feet of Lot No 4, in square No 1.019, frenting on Ps. avenue, running through the square to sonth street, and will toake two handsome Building Lov This property is Letween 12th and 13th streets east Terms cay All conveyance, inclnding revenue stamps, st cort of purchaser. $100 reguired paid down when the property is to! id. “no 13-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. 1 ‘Oni 5a pee saonsees. rigita’ Horse Carriage rear, 98 La. av., between 9th and 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, ac. On TUESDAY MORNING, November mencing at 10 0! - at the Bazaar. wil! a large pumber of waneke = and Saddle inclading « large number of very demrable Cer- fa irness and Saddle Horses. A full de- scription at sale. Lso. A large collection of desirable new apd second- band Carriages. Buggies. aways, press Wagons, and other rebicies. ALSO, A large collection of new and second-hand Har- ness, &c. also. l very superior Family Carriage, 2 New Fomtiy Carriages, 2 New Germantown Carriages. Regular sales at iazaar every Tuesday, aor, and Saturday, withont regard to the weather. Carrtages and Harness always at private sale no 13 WoL WALL & CO. Ancta "ORE ~A band=omely farni-hed PARLOR on Ist floor. Also, two large CHAMBERS 24 floor. communicating; ip a first in chy Hall. Inquire at 459 Peunsyly pear 34. OR RALE—A birt sound and gentle ork or deutle barnes, and go exe under saddle. Inquire at KELEU a ER PYWELL’S Stables, Sth street, between DP and streets. ho 11 at* qChaairizp CIDER, &c. CLARIFIED CIDER, & T have jnat received per steamer Dairfax, a en ply of PCRE CARIFIED CIDER which T offer ta auaniftire tossit at Kew Tork prices. = 0. On corstantly. a su of Massachn- cette CIDER, iu cacke aud barrels.” Also, on hand and for sate. at lowest market rates. one hondred barrels CIDER VINEGAR. Goods delivered free of charee. RILEY A. SHINN, “Union Bottling Depot,” 57 Green st.. Georgetown, D. 0. ro ll-lw [Intel. & Chron } ILLINERY GOODS—MILLINERY GOUDS. . and ENTS. together with» full line of MILLINERY GUUDS, BONNETS. TS. T ANS. &c., trimmed and un to order Be aseortment of RRAL LACE}, POINT APPLIQUE, VALEN ry large assortmont of fine RSS ant CLOAK TRIM . ZEPHYR and WOULEN WELLS Fancy Store. wos oe E atrest beer lah. WN. R —Machine Sewing done with nestness and despatch. 5 11-6t SHATTERED CONSTITU ..ONS RESTORED : ay HELMBOLD's EXACT BUCHU. ne ((t0aK AND DRESS MAKING &c. MES. ATKINSON . 568 H street north, fourth house east of Sth street north wove ee pared with patterns avd styles just received from M we Demorest’s, New York. to ont and make war- mente of all kinds for ladies and chileren. Cutting ang wachine stitching (etthoon both cides) dono to ov . mo 7-0". R'E ANP BOURBE Very eu « MINGS. and RUTTO. GOODS, &c., &c., WHTEEY, W years oid. > L.; gunterts, and Port WINES. eee 3-0. WITWELL & 0o., re 6 entw Ro. 67 La av. moar 7th street. 367 Detar. 367 PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES WELL & HEROERSON'S. 367 Datroet A Ww HEN 0§&) 36 sii eet ah Preckiin Hall bet ing. M work in thetr Hine premetiz ecuted by Grst- dieer werkmen, nnd to give satistactive “ew the place, 367 D etrert, near sth ce im