Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXOEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, ‘eihwest corner of Penn's @venws and 110k frees, By W. D. WALLAOH: PERSONAL, MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—DISEASES OF EMA ientifically treated Dr. Thies. vis sth atreet, ‘New York. "Tacioss La > al Pills, for debility, irregularities, etc.. is a sclen- on the French codex, aid “wholly distinct from the noxious trash of midwives and Price $5. Relief guaranteed. ja 21m | ATURE S SOVEREIGN REMEDIALS— pRInce, fer @ youre Broprletor of, the Lannea ree Remedies Iof all Serofalous snd Chronie torrbere; and seine ttelan? eiections, will seati ee, vi jen! bie Treative ‘on all Diseases for ls cents.’ Explane- g Ft & 5 HH tory circular. one stamp. 13 3w* ou . the Natural Olsirvoyant fehavesen tee ba . Present and future, ha’ her office od A north = ot i and 6th sts. Office ars sm. aod’ to8p m de lt 3m* . BLACK. WARD FH. LAMON. €.¥. BLACK, JEREMIAH 8. Bi AK AW ‘OrFicg. BLACK, LAMON & 00., Soamredste ta Snaes f Sone a aateas Gourisat oe Distehct, the Bxecutive Departments, a ‘mmittees of Congress. Office, 465 lith street, (directly oppesite Wil- tarde’ Hotel.) de 18-tf FRANCIS H.sMitTH.} MITH & OL LAW BEPOB' AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, nue, . es Oo a remOOs Nterh's Obes. Oley teal. yo 2 i JO 07 in ae ec Sa sass Washington, D.’ 0. INGLE, . ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Street oc M- Wasnineton, D.O JAMES O. CLEPHANE PHAHE, TEES DENTISTRY. [D%, LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 334 Pa. av., has employed a skillful Den- fist, from New York, and will inse1 TEETH on Bubber ata very reduced price. ‘Teeth extracted without pain. ja 22-Im* 4 ee a . LOOMIS, M. D. Mad’ Patentce of the Sbat art can procure, the be more fully warranted. Booms in this city—No. 338 Pennsylvania ave., sud 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, hiladelpbia. cass “ oc 0-1y TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. I would advise all teeth to, extract toeall at DE LEWIS ties, bave them taken out without pain. Tyou once aan iee cee in his teeth, them le than new 355 vateaivene Teeth inserted om Gold, Bilver and Bubber Plates at the old price, as we have not savenced the price on our work since the great in gold. be re TT Penn's avenue, between 13th and 13th jan36-17 8S. B. LEWIE.™M. D., Dentist. BANKERS. JA¥ 000KE & 00., BANEEEBS, PU tsenth street, opposite Treasury, Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always ep band, a fullsupply ofal GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., And pay the highest prices for QUARTERMASTEB’S OHECKS AND VOUCHERS au2ddtt First National Bank OF WASHINGTON. B DB. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, £ GOVEBNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, SETH ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENY, Government securities with Treasurer United States. S7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS. og We buy and sell al classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FUENISH EXCHANGE snd make Collections on ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITIES @F THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Voucherson the MOST FAVOBABLE TEBMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS and to any other business entrusted te as. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERH- MENT LOANS stall times cheerfully furnished. WH. 8S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Wasnincton, March 2, m 21-tf BOOTS, SHOES, &c. HEAP AS EVES. fer omr fine assortment of HEAVY Witten SooTs and SHUES at prices| to suit the times. in order to ¢ room for by Sect ing Supplice, for ail ages and sizes, o ali grade i the particular attention of Parents having Boys to shoe te our stock of that class of Goods, pledging ourselves to offer great induce- ase. ame prices, but simply Invite the public to give ui _ — hem that there Will be no poe srageobEnt iSRAEL, jo, corner opposite to Dorsey’s IREMAN’S - (from Philadelphia) CELERRATED LADIEG. SHOES. <i AGENCY 456 11TH STREET, one square from Pennsylvania avenue. A large assortment of Ladice’ F: BOOTS AND SHUES constantly on h: Also, Orders nded to. is G SGHON. Sole Agent. = ———— HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &e. etoens ere tateteeses eer ler, ‘[HOMPSON’s DINING ROOMS AND BA- LOON 360 C street. between 43 and 6th streets. RE. BR. THOMPSON, late of the Metropolitan ‘el ja6 im* jotel. ZENS RESTAURANT, COBNER STH AND E STREETS. wm. KLEIN, C. E: PROPRIETORS. —_ iin mee prem tes gy emanated open to the pub- " " MEALS AND DINNERS, for private parties prompt prepared. OTs. et BAR is stocked of nes, Brandics, . FREE LUSCH DAILY, FROM 12 T01 Pm. Ope cuwer Furnished Booms to let. none iat Eben &, XXVII. CLOTHING, &c. FF © Dare: FOR 60 DAYSI! FOR 60 DAYB!n ONLY 60 BAYS!!! I OFFER 1 OFFER I OFFER 830,000 $30,000 830,000 WORTH OF $30,000 $30,000 $30,000 WORTH OF WORTH OF OLOTHIN®G? CLOTHING! CLOTHING! Aslam making large improvements in my store, 1 offer all of our immense stock of CLOTHING At 25 per cent. deduction for the next 60 days, OVEROOATS for $10, $12, $15, $18, $20, $25, $90 and $40, BOYS’ DO., $8, $9, $10, $11, $12,913, $14, 915 and $16. The largest stock ef BOYS’ JACKETS ana PANTS JACKETS, JACKETS, JACKETS, JACKETS, from $5 to $8. BOYS’ PANTS, $2.20 to $6. ALSO, 50 DOZEN UNDERSHIBTS, Worth $3.50,at $2. A great bargain. Your chance of all there goods at 25 per cent. ‘ess than any house in the city, Call early and secure the Great Bargains, Remember that these Goods must be seld before we get into the new part of the store, REMEMBER 460—460—460—460-460—460-460 SEVENTH STREET—SEVENTH STRERT, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, £MITH’S—SMITH’S, SMITH ’S—SMITH’B, XN. B.—We hall open an entire new stock of SPRING GOODS on tle Ist of April, by that time our store will b improved and enlarged. 24390 ppeone YOUR PROPERTY AT HOMB. FIRE INSUBANCE. THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE CoM. PANY OF WASHINGTON, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. CAPITAL $1,000,000, TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. — LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES, OFFICE: 424 i5th st., nearly opposite Biggs & Co.’s Bank- ing House, 3 CH OFFICE: AtJOHN H. JOHNSON'S Low Office, No. 64 La, ve,, near Bank of Washington. This Gomgeny is now prepared to insnre all de- rty against Prod ag cansot tail oo bs acsoptstie i ite i Cates jure your = WanEWotses OB DWELLINGS for » year of This Company. starts with a CASH CAPITAL of $100,000.21 paid im. thereby enabling toem ‘o offer to the citizens of the District greater secu- ‘Doliche will be tusand for s. shorter period th icles ee for 101 an one year, to the New ‘York soale for short tnsurance. DIRECTORS? Charles Knap, President, Wichard Wi g,W. Rigen; Vice Pres’ Daniel Doda, © © Gidec William Dives . 5 bo 2 oma Rope D. LARNER, Secretary, STANDARD WORKS—Prescott’s Works, Mil- ler’s Modern History, Robertson’s Works, Gib- Kauieen’S Works MiNon't Prete Warts weet 8 rks. 5 Germany. Dilsracit's Works, Schiller, Bacon, Pa- . Bunyan, ey he ‘. ¢ above are fad editions and finely bound ear oe aes CK TAYLOR. ENIL Th Fa Poors Peja, por lle Fille a te; Le Pere Bonhe ‘apa: La azole de Ki: v' PoupieLe Releneur Po jehinelle:. Mignone; “Le Capitaine Sabre-du-Beis, Importe! Ct Weaseae FRANC ins tad Ov ‘MISS SANFORD has removed her inery Department from the show room, up » No. arket Space,to the store down = wo. 3a% Market eee patweon Ze =e ‘eets, where 6! wi see nd customers. PRY init aw" friends and eu A NOBLE LIFE. By the author of John Wall 4% tax; 1 iv nd Deughters. rs. Gaxkel S 8 1” Halfa Million uf Money. by Miss Doolittle’s Social Life in China; 2 vols, thony Trollope. feb 6 Belton Estate. by An- feds FRANCK TAYLOB} ATES. LA THS, — ‘ived. WOE EASES BEC WASEETOR'S doZe Wo Seventh tecst., "Jo PERSONS GROURING ICE. bs ile. five hundred cart- of SAWDUST. By at GALT’S Rindling pee ytd Wood Office, enn. avenue. between ith and 12th OF at Mill foot of 7th st iaieit red . renklin Rear a _ heplace, 367 D soon Bigzbow PENA ROT My LF a ee Ethie eat Payment. Ey Hog Be scops a 32 vols. on a= + Ing WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1866. AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S NEW THEATER, Penner}vante Rear Willard’s Hotel. LEO! Vv seer ay tae LEONA B....0. D. HESS. to7; Ow at Diconk enn eh eenerten at, Dartein wil xine a TEEMENDOUS BUCORSS AN) L THIRD APPEARANOR Or TEE INIMITABLE MR. AND MBS, BARNEY WILLIAMS. ‘THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Feb. 14, ALLHALLOW EVE! On. SNAP-A PLE NIGHT. Redy OF ..Mr. Barney Williams Kitty Killeen, _ ‘Barney Williams oustoms COUNTRY Melina fuith sone Ae ts gt het Williams GAMPBELL MINSTRELS. BEYNOLDS & CO. Will give a Grand Gift Concert on THURSDAY, February 15, 1986, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, for the benefit of the machinists now on astrike at the Mt. Clare Depot, Baltimore, Md. As this is for the benefit of mechanics, it is hoped there will be a large attend- ance to aid them in their just canse, Admission 5 centa, Commence at 8 o’clock. fe 12-4t" METZEROTT HALL. 318 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. UNPARALLELED SUOOESS! HOUSES CROWDED! LAST NIGHTS! LAST NIGHTS! MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Feb. 12th, 13th and lith. The wonderful Magician, Musician, Conyerastion- alist and Wit, MR. ROBERT HELLER, whose ** Seances Diabolique” and Musical Selections have drawn (here as in every other city )the largest oy rest = audiences ever assembled by e single effurts o! . ONE ARTIST, EVERY EVENING, with a change of his never-fuiling and inexplicable secrets of Modern and Ancient Times, among which may be me: tioned THE CABILISTIC CLOCK, will appear GOBLIN DRUM. AND THE STORY OF A MAN WHO WENT TO SEE FAUST, With his always bewildering and mystifying ‘ Egyptian Wonder, THE SPHYNX, Each performance will also be enriched by one or more of Mr. Robert Heller’s great PIANOFOBTE 50L08, Upon Steinway’s Pianoforte sent expressly by that firm for the “Heller Seances. Admicsion Scents. Reserved seat in arm chairs, $1 Secured 8 ran be prorgred at the Music Store of W.G. METZEROTT & CO.. 31% Pennsylvania THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE, CANTERBURY. Cerner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street. GEORGE BEA o.-r--sseeeeee: Bele Proprictor THE GRAND RESOBT OF THE CAPITAL, lon of crowded hi vchitreenee 2Casiemacdargaes ahr erect te MUSIO HALL AND THEATER. NEW PERFORMERS EACH WEEK, First appearanec ef ROBERT NICKLE, The Great Prestidigitatorian, atenr Wonder Worker of the 18th century, who will pear im his Grand Prestidigitatorial Entertain- ments and Soirees de Prestidigitation, entitled i A NIGHT WITH SATAN, ) First appearance of MISS KATE HENNESSY, the accomplished Vocalist, and first appearance in Washington, JOHN MULLIGAN, in bis tha ghreetaptes of Slim Jim in the langhable rlesque burlesane of 8% sQUERADE BABH, . J. W. & B. P. KREIS’ DANOIN P2078. J. W. 2 oP. KREIS’ DANCING P igubeanen en eneth and 7th ennsy lv: jae avenue, ee! W Oppesite Matrepelitan Hurele ne As our Winter Season is about to close, those Wishing to join our classes shotild avail themecl ves of this opportunity. and ap- And as during this quanter ations will be made for our Grand May Tall snd Exhita, tion, all those desiring to take partia the exercises should love no time inentering. Se ™ and Hi of Twition: For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. from $ to 6 o'clock. For tlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings, rivate instraction given to suit convenience of ey ae reulars can al . : S. Solomon's, also, at the Academy during the hess of tuition Th H°* TO BE A CONGRESSMAN, BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL. Y Bao lawyers lived in a Western town, awyers they were of some renown— To Congress each did wish to go, But how to do it they did uot know. At writing speeches one did jum; Tobe delivered on the a ” The other to Washi: did go; Put why he went, no one did Know. At last the day for stumping The Number one the contest did commence; He talked right smart, and talked with sense; But his clethes so awkw: did fit, Some thought him clown, some a wit. Number two began. The _ ped they At all he said would yell **Hooray |” He was dreesed so well, the effect was such, ‘They believed all he said and twice as much. Number one at last gave up in despair Said he *‘Old fel, cubaten ot ne bso Yeu went to Washington this fall And Lought that suit at Smith’s Gak Hall.” SMITH BROTHERS & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, ; — HALL, 464 SEVENTH STREET. re §- CABBIAGES FOR SALE. me COUPERS, but litth pares 2-horse GROCER ‘ight Carriages, new .l, which we offer to buyers at low . YOUNG, JR., & “ 403 Penn ave. A CARD FROM MB M. T. HARVEY, REDECTION OF PRICES, His motto is “Liveand Let Live.” Mr. T. M. Haryey begs leave to retarn bis sincere thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage [See ra to him en POT, where pared to farnish OFS deneea het fp) Be ha saat may etired. and atthe very lowest m: rices. me reciating the encouragement which thas been 80 Fiveral extended to him, he has reduced the priceof_his STEAMED OYSTERS to bushel, 76 cents per half bushel, r half peck; and he hopes apap. bushels oF 28 ceuts per peck Hic faetiities belen ushel,or 25 cents per jes such as to defy competition, be has mined to vindicate the supremacy of the ORIGINAL STEAMED OYSTER DEPOT. ‘Those who desire something really choice, and the full worth of their money, w: do well tM HAnvEr No 281 O street, corner of Eleventh. the Washington Theatre and one block from Penn- sylvania avenue, jan 0 2w oO VARSPTANE, Recttin Es, AND, ORE we and, 5 wedeem a “ 7 PUA yes eee is iaals deme te te 408, ea ear tar. 2, 4,039. oes; —_.—___ OES. &o-THE TWO STANDARDS.— "s stand- TNO CRIEUE TS Wheretes thee BLOOM. air, 90 does the other. Sold everywhere. fels SURELY, STEADILY SUCCESSFULLY, BMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUCKU Is CURING - every ease of Kinney Distase, Ruevmarien, Graver, Uxinary Disonpers, Weakness and Pains in the Back, Femare Compiatnts and TROUPLEs arising from Excrssks OF ANY KIND, COME, YE AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU, Bold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARNES & CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD & CO., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Draggists, Boston, Mass General Agents feb 10-1y HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE- NEWER Renews the Hair. ‘Hari's Veorrance Sicittan Hatr Rexewen tores gray hair to the original coler. Havt’s Veceragce Sicttian Hain RENEWER Prevents the hatr from falling off. Hary’s VEcrrasre Sictttan Harn RENEWER Makes the hair soft and glossy. Hatw’s Veceraste Sicizian Harr BENEWER Dees not stain the skin. Havy’s Sictuian VeceTasie Hain RENEWER Has proved itself the best preparatien for the hair ever presented to the public. Price $1, For sale by all druggists. ja 30-Tuly YSPR D ‘STA AND FITS! A Sure Cvre for ese distressing complaints is now made known Treatise on Foreign and Native Herbal Preparation, published by Dr. 0. PHELPS BROWN. The prescription was fur- nished him in each a providential manner, that he cannot conscteptionsly refuse to make it known, as it has cured everybody who used it, never having failed inasingle case. It is squat sure In cases of Fits as ef Dyspe: and the ingredients may > _— leven rug . Sent oe ou Ee UG ol ve cen! jo pre iv tage. ress Dr. PHELPS BROWN, No. 49 Grand stroct, Jersey City, New Jersey. fe 9-3t THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY! DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND. Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the coun- try, after having been aye by the test of eleven ears, in the Now England States, where its merits ve become as well ere as the tree from which, in part, it derives its virtues. THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND CURES Sore Threat, Colds. Congias, Diptheria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood, and* Pulm Affections generally, It isa remarkal for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Difficulty Voning rine, Bleeding m the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel,and other Complaints. Give it a trial if you would learn the value of agood and tried Medicine. It is pleasant safe and sure. Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen- y. GEO. W. SWETT, M. D., Proprietor, jan 22-3 i “Bonton, Mase, eee eee eee A SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can conscientiously recommend to those PARbS Suniitrivots COUGh BALEAR. gives rélief almost instantaneons, and ix withai but the iiticoes Goush Baleam is sae tee best in use, and is all that i 5 etorclaims forit. We have it di ig the Sonah wd, ed by Br Birichiand Rese Pee aa Sash a je by ATES Drag Storey and CHAS ORIBTI. ARS 317 Fa avenue'and 902 Minth sirect A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. JARED'S EMAIL DE PARIS FOR THE ‘ S. a This secret of beantifying the skin being onl: known to JULES JARED, he honoresis sions that itdiffers from all other reparations, being cate composed from plants and harmless gums, which produce the most brilliant complexion UYe dad even texture to the skin, like that o! pfant. Jared’s “Email de Paris” cleanses the pores from those unsightly blaek worm —— and small Particles which give coarseness to the complexion, ind by cleansing preduces a healthful glow. It ef- faces. after afew weeks, most beogt ly, all sears, reckles and pimples. and is especially successful in Brera e marks left My, small Ber. Jared’s** Email! de Paris” is espec: ally. indorsed by Mile. Vestrali, Lucille Western. . D. P. Bowers, Hrs. Emma Wailer, and many ladies in private life, whose cemmendatory letters, for ob- vious reasons, cannot blished Jared's ‘mail, de py can be obtained at Ford's _ epot, Penn. avenue, and of all first-class Druggists, Perfumers and Coiffeurs. ja 13-eoim COLGATE'’$ AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP A superier ToiLeT Soar, prepared from refined Vecntssre Oirs in combination with GiycERINE and especially designed for the use of Lanies, and for the Nurssry. Ite perfume is exquisite, and ite washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. SECRET DISEASES. brer disco in twote ‘and re- the fe 9-eoly peers" Sey by 8 0. Fora. 7WO MAR ORES IPH SURES PP as iocurabl ait he being auite pare: Bo ach Soaaaert ese Hii Wekraby™ peitecee Sean mgs etn, : the daily oi eet cob Matoed cbse ms cue—A ", Is jl, er six bottles Bos advectiosmnses. ms Nash Bebe cuss CHRISTIAN, 371 Pa: avenue and 50% Ninth street. “ocmtly TO DYE EASY is very desirable, MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best in the world. Complete in one bottle. No wash, nestain, notrouble. Achild canapply it. Persons wishing to avoid the publici- ty of having their Hair dyed im public, can DYE AT HOME better than any barber can doit, by using THE VENETIAN DY, It does not rub off or make the Hair appear dusty or dead, but imparts new life and lustre, Gives a beautiful black or brown, as pre- ferred. Price 75 cents. Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS, N. Y. DEMAS BABNES & CO., New York, Wholesale Agents. my 16-eoly OOLGATE’S HONEY SOAP. This celebrated TorLxr Soar, in such anfiversal + is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, frasrantiy scented aud extremely benefcia! in its action upon the skin. For asle by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, er ry say ct Warning and) CELIBACT, xX and sent Adarees Bei i ALE HO STOP THAT SCRATCHING, And 2, 8 ITOH aT MENS. It suitcase cera ae ecearsae rw mar Sy 350 Penns avenue. Is —' no Ui of, T A TELEGRAMS, &e. ina letter the Mexican President Juarez says: With the attituae that the United States has lately assumed, Maximilian has* now No, the slightest probability of cementing the so_ called throne. He must see very clearly that even should he arrive at the complete con- quest of the country, penny’ with his forces even to the utmost limits of the Repub- lic and destroying the National Government —which, however, will never take piace,—the United States will never permit to con- solidate his power, and his sacrifices and his victories will ye counted for nothing. This certain result is nlready the conviction of all; it has augmented the increasing discour- oe of our opponents, and hss reanimated public spirit on our side tosuch an extent that, in my judgment, without the United States taking any dtrect part in our war, We shall ourselves alone be able to obtain the definite triumph of the cause of the national indepen- dence. Suchis my desire, and to such results all of my efforts are directed. Altbongh Na- poleon, his pride and the habitual depre- ciation with which he had treated ‘88, May not be ready to propose terms, yet the time is soon coming when he will be glad to Accept those we proposed before the war. For ourselves, we will neither pro; nor accept anything, obsolutely nothing, which in the slightest de- gree can imply any recognition of the interven- Uon, or that may be contrary to the henor and dignity of the country. The Connecticut Republican State Conyen- tion meets to-day, and promises to bée One of the largest held for years. The attendance at th caucus last night was quite large, and feeling prevailed. The Convention will en- dorse President Johnson; affirm patriotism and confidence in Congress, and reaffirm the doc- trines and principles under which the party has fought for the past fiveyears. There is a strong desire to renominate Governor Buck- ingham; but, as he positively declines,a new object will be made, and the most prominent candidates will be for Governor, ieneral J. R. pes and for Lieutenant Governor, George Averill, and Hon. E. C. Scranton. The Nebraska Legislature has adjourned. Resolutions endorsing President Johnson's Administration were passed allmost unani- mously. Bills providing for the geological survey of the Territory, and liberal provision © induce emigration, were also passed. Hon. Mr. Throckmorton was elected on the Sth inst., President of the Texas State Conven- tion. He was a strenuous opponent of seces- sion, and is highly respected for his character and talents. A special despatch to the Herald from Rich- mond has the following: The Examiner office Was closed at nine o'clock yesterday evenin, by order of General Terry. ‘The order is sald to have emanated from General Grant. The ship Hamlet, Captain Stevens, from Calcutta for Boston, with a valuable cargo of East India goods, went ashore during a thick fog Wednesday night on Nansett h, at Orleans Cape, and will be 8 total loss. The case of the steamer Meteor, which was seized on suspicion of being a Chilian privateer was up yesterday befcre the United States Dis- trict Court. The answer to the charge was filea by W. F. Carey, as agent for the owners, denying all allegations of illegality. The railroad ticket office at Binghampton, N. ¥., was robbed on Sunday morning of $7,000. About $50,000 were left behind. The loss falls on the American Express Company. Most of the money stolen was From Elmira. Itis reported that three officers of the oth colored regiment werejassassinated in Browns- ville recently. Late Southern Items. Some enterprising New Yorker is trying to introduce the ‘pretty waiter girls” mto Rich- mond, Va. The movement is opposed by the Tess. ir. Craven, the medical adviser of Presi- dent Davis, who has just been mustered out of the service, reports the health of his late charge as excellent, and says that he is fur- nished with the various papers and magazines and keeps well posted on the various topics of the day. He is resigned to his fate, whatever it may be. A gentleman yested with authority from the Georgia Legislature is on his way to Virginia, with the intention of disinterring and removing to the former State the remains of the Geor- gans who fell in Virginiain the late war. Gov. Peirpoint has sent a special message to the Senate of Virginia, in which he enters nis solemu protest against the chartering of the proposed Lynchburg and Danville, and Salem and Winchester railroads. The Governor argues that the construction of these roads will injure, ifnot ruin, the other railroads of Virginia, in which the State is largely inter- ested, and will only benefit Baltimore and other points North. In the Supreme Court of West Virginia, it has been decided that Attorneys-at-Law are not civil officers within the meaning of the act, and are consequently not required to take the testosth. The decision was rendered on the bg mpm of Hon. Charles James Faulkner to be admitted to practice. The Lynchburg News of Saturday says that & gray or bald eagle, weighing & Ibs., and measuring 6 feet and eight inches from tip to ip of his wings, and two feet il inches from his beak to his tail, was killed in Buckingham county, a few days since. Gov. Pierpoint, of Virginia, has received in- formation from Sir Rondell Palmer, the At- torney General of England, that the English government has in its possession some £12,000, belonging to the Mattey School, near Williams- burg. T funds were paid in durimg a chancery suit more than a century ago, and have been overlooked. An old gentleman named Rogers, from ‘Texas, who was taking his daughter to school at Chicago, took passage on the Lilinois Central Railrood at Cairo a short time since, for the Garden City. He engaged a berth in a sleeping car, and retired about the time the train left Centralia. He was taken from his berth and robbed by aband of desperadoes, and thrown overboard about two miles from Tuscola, where he remained on the frozen ground until next morning, when he was foand by the section hands in an insensible condition, and conveyed on a hand car to Tuscola, where he died about a week or ten days afterwards. His daughter did not ascertain his whereabouts in time to see him before his death. 82 Cincinnati feels happy and safe in a fire Alarm and police telegraph. «Three thousand acres of yines are grow- ing on the shore of lake Ene. ta The screw frigate Chattanooga is testing at Philadelphia. S7Theresa’s new song ip Par® is styled “the Goddess ofthe Fat Ox"—and a beastly thing she is said to make of it. &2”Patti’s re-appearance in Paris created a storm of excitement—posies and praises. 89 A bale of cotton containing $27,000 in gold is in litigation in New York. &@Since the beginning of the cattle p! ie in England 55,391 head have died. ~— s7The contributions to the Fenian cause are said to be greater than ever. S7-At Brownsville, Texas, it isa common remark atthe breakfast table: «Well, who was killed last night?” or “Were there any bodies found floating in the river yesterday?” 7 Clay pipes, to the number of 14,000 woek, are on pt on puanlenment in Con- cord. e u imported from Eng- land and costs $25 aton. _~ &7-The Charleston South Carolinian is on os <a a eres ing that “the harvest is gathere: e summer is ended, and are not saved” —thatis theSouthers a represen aoe. tives are not yet admitted to Congress, and bel hg ‘Worse it does not know when they w q "2" Young Samuel Brower, of N. ¥., coethed his toothache ae pho gor trouble by an overdose of opium. There is a. great demand for mechanical labor of ali kinds in New Orleans. lor a su more soothing than flowing wells of petrol- eum. ®82Colonel William A. Tallman, Company A. 136th colored troops, has been dismissed the service for making a practice of a kissing a negro woman in the presence of other officers and enlisted men. - &7 Two lunatics met in an asylum in Eng- land, loved, courted, married and became sane. a Te ee ork. . SF Missouri is infested with bushwhackers, Ba Wealth of Great Britain—£326,775,000 ee eee Terres erence i# causing girls im the telegraph offices. i 4 5 a H BE : E i g gF Sea #F -—By whom? wey nia rai x yy = wide Sennter Son Manteretcae He wits as ludes to him when he talks about ham: ee while the anvil was Going at the Mr. Sumner said that did not Spply to him. the Democrats were At the conclusion of Senator ‘s re~ Marks the Senate went into renin HOvUsE.— Without taking action on the Mich. The Disbanded Volunteer om the Prea. Douglass Intervi with the President, {From the New York Mercury. The late interview bet ween the Pi ot and the negro Lg mee beaded by Fred. Doug. lass and G. T. wing, is described by our correspondent in his most amusing vein: Naysnwat Horret, w genanepee, Febra- ary 5, 1866.—Edyturs of the Sunday Merkary: The onterrified African hes hed a nd tork with our Democratick feller citysin, nt Andy Johnson. Yest’day forenoon kwite a kel, gang of abel-bodid and asspiren dark hed. ded by Fred Dugallass and George we ling, who I bleve formally kep an eister shop in Broad street, New York, and was som wot disting wished for his brilee, culledon the Oheef Madgistrit to instruct him as to his dooties and obl hins to the blacks and tans of the South. Butler, the Bottleman, looked ina’ the White House about the same benr, and was ankshus for sn immedient intervew: but Mr. Jotinson heving perlitely rekwested bim to cork up and simmer down ontil the blacks had hed thar turn, he retired with the same reddy al ckrity that caracterised his movements st Fert Darlingand Fort Fisher. The delicashin which represent- edour dark complected brethren in all parts of the United States and the conkered Southern provinces, ehuck hands with the President kwite amicabble, and Citysin Dowling opened the palayver with a speech that did great grea credit to his ebony instinks, He remarkt, in substans, that Jack was as good as his mas_ ter, and rayther better: that wool had as much right togo to the polis xs bar, and thatef the niggeToes warn't fully admitted inter the te of freedom, thar never could be that corjal so. shil intercoarse atwixt the whites and biacks, witch the simildarity of thar tastes, dispersi- shins, inteliecks, and fizzical conformashin rendered nessassary for tharn muteshel com. fart, bappiness and con veenyense. He sed he appeerd as the delicate for New England, the jand of Sumner, and Wilson, and Spraig, whar the Ethiopian and Cawcashian was won and enseparable,and Dingy Di was as ly Tespected by the calico shiverally as re. Beecher’s Toe. Fred Dugallass, who reely torks ekwill to a Philadelfy lawyer, and us mutch more of a gentman than T! Stevens, follered soot in a more elequent vain. He argged from Uoke and Blackstun, that culler was no ber to the rights of suverinty. «Look at England,” he remarkt, “from the airliest ages she hes reckognised the ekwality of the African, and ef the Black Prence hed a lived, she would have hed a culled man fora King.” He also reterd to his great aunsister. Black Dugaliass of Sootland, asa darky universally respeckted in his day, and to his majesty the King of Siam, asa fine Freneh and Latm skullard, though of the com- plexshin of the ace of clubs. Here the Presi- dent, with that grave humor for which he is remarkable, inkwired of the King ef Siam didn’t pay hummage to the White Ele 3 Frederick sed he bleved he did, and wot of it ? To which His Eggseliency replied that he would advise the culled race in America to do the same thing, er mebbe they monught feel the animal's tusks. This dry observashin took the champyon of Sambo’s —_— slightly aback, but he soon re- turned to the charge and pled the caws of his peeple for about fifteen minnits like a perfeck steamboat. The President then breefly sed he hed taken great art of Holy Moses to the Sons of Ham, but the ‘act was they wanted too much pork for thar shilling. He was thar fread hand giuy (at the same time putting on his ginv and offerin to shake hands with Dowling,) and was willin to lend them inter the land of Prommiss, but not right away, inter the land ot Performance. They must be content to wait awhile on Mount Pigsah and admire the prospeck, afore the: went the entire hog. The majority, he allo’ Was agen convarun em inter su vrins, ontil they hed tested em for awhile in thar new capassit. oy — =a kinder metal they was made of. of the) dnt want to be eggsterminated, they'd Petter let well enuff alone. Those as egeed em on to demand full polly tickle ekwali- ty ‘was jist the kinder frends as wonld stand at thar backs and see thar brains blown ont, and he advised ‘em as a father, not to run agen a snag. I donno as the abuy was precisely the Pres- ident’s wurds, but I ken vouch for the accn- racy of the sentiments. In coarse the remarks didn’t meet the delecashins vew. They hed jist cum cocked and primed from Thad Stevens and his whippers in, and warat prepared to lissen to resin. To use the langwidge of a poplar poick, *Dugallass around him drew his cloke, Folded his arms and thus he spoke:” Ses he “Mister President, I shall appeal from you to the peeple.”” “Do so!” anserd Old Hickory the Seckind. “Do 80, my mulatter frend. 1 hey amazin con- fidense in the peepie.”’ Good for him, warnt it? And his confidense isent misplaced. I onderstand the Rads air perfeckly ravin at the manner in which thar pets was treeted, and you may expeck anuther broadside of rey— Sens tork in both Houses afore the week closes. Considerin the way theyre pitchin inter the President, I wunder he doosent remoove thar hangers-on from all the departments of the publick sarvis, and put bis troo frends in thar laces. Setch a mesher would be very apt to ring the Disunion blackgards in Congress to thar senses; for thar isent wun of em t hes- ent gota bull Pig 3 of mereynary sattellites dependent on e Guvernment for su: port, hafe whose time is spent in libellin, al uein, and cnsin the People’s President Hoping that he will sun putan egestin- guisber on these vermin, and fill thar Places with decent men, I remain an Andycrat up to handle, and yours, alius, A DisBanDep VoLuNTEER. ded. He lesher in playin the SREP ne rensenseeersanenaes My8TERiovs DEATH IN RICHMOND.—The £. ominer of yesterday says that on Monday mori ing it came to be noised and buzzed abont, that 8 Mr. Colburn, of Boston, Mass., and lately the propeieter of the Excelsior Saloon. 14th street, under the Exchange Hotel. had died suddenly in a house of ill-fame, in Exchange alley, the revious Some acquaintances of instituted an investigation, found that the report was true. Mr. Qolburn was lying dead in one of the rooms. in- mates stated that he came in about !2 o'clock Sunday night, and immediately upon enter- ing fel: own ins fit, from wi > poe recovered sufficiently to speak. statement of the courtezans, and there is noevidence to controvertit. As far as could be there were no marke of vio- lence visible about the of the deceased. As to his money or valuables nothing was said. Several citizens, with a knowledge of the tacts before them, forbade the removal of the from the house until the coroner could be sent tor, but the difficulty was to find such an of- ficial, and it was gra that no such an official Feces me = dertaker, was, > summoned some friends of the deceased, and the , enclosed “y the of the se CLERICAL FaLi.—The Herald gives an account of lap tn ny that rt » and anes: as er —“To the Sathor of Pioneer Minin sects sae jars of the Christian Church, the great gun of tbe Black s of Lawrence and ad- joinin, counties, was from the Ohris- tian ureh of Bedford inet Fe £8 H i