Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1866, Page 2

~ EVENING STAR. W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. WASHINGTON CITY: 5 SATURDAY..................MAY 5, 1866. S7 READING MATTER ON BYSRY PAGE. eER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHEB MATTER. 4 PIECE OF CHRONICLE ENTERPRISB. It bas grown to be quite® common trick as | an advertising dodge or to conceal the losses of a waning business, for parties to make a bo- gus return of business income to the Revenue Department; deeming the few dollars of tax Fequisite a judicious investment. We see that | the Chronicle appearr >be sufficiently “hard ' up” to compel it to resurt to this questionable piece of enterprise. 1t parades a set of re- turns it has made to the Imternal Revenue De- partment, designed to show that its advertising receipts have increased during the last quarter (since it took ground against the administra. tion) and were largely in excess of the receipts of any other city paper. Does the Chronicle zeally hope to impose Upon asingle soul in this community by such a statement, when its own advertising colamns give it ®& positive contradiction! It is well known to every one in Washingfon that busi- ness of all kinds has been greatly de- pressed for the past three or four nfonths- The newspaper business has shared in this general dullness; for business people in Wash. ington bave not yet as a body learned the wrinkle that in dull times it is especially their interest to advertise their wares, and thus in- crease business. The Star's advertising col- umns show that we have suffered less, rela- tively, than other papers published here, yet ‘we too have felt it, asshown by our revenue returns, to the extent of some hundreds of dol- Jars, as compared with the previous quarter. Our city cotemporaries nave, with the excep- tion of the Chronicle, in their returns truthfal- ly, we believe, expressed their share in the city’s current lull in business activity. That the Chronicle, under the circumstances, and with the contradiction in its own advertising columns, sheuld undertake to maintain that it has not only held its own, but that its business bas absolutely increased, is an astonishing dis. play of the ostrich tactics of concealing the bead and leaving the bulkier portion of the body exposed. There is not a reader of that paper who has not noticed the great falling off im its advertising, and the substitution there- for of “dead-horse” matter—Congressional di- rectories, &c., &c..—and “ouble-leaded “Occa- sional Letters” to fill up with. Had the Chron- icle contented itself with parading a humbug Statement of its own business we should not pave felt called upon to notice the matter; bat when 1t attempts to bolster itself up to the in- jury of its neighbors by comparing its own returns with their truthful statements, it be- comes necessary to expose its stupid piece of ebariatanry. We have therefore taken some pains to carefully examine its advertising col- umms, day by day, for the last two quarters to afford a test of comparison. It will be seen that during the quarter end_ ing March 31, (the quarter in which it claims to have considerably increased its advertising) it bas experienced a steady falling of. This is not only true of its daily paper but «Iso of the Sunday Chrontcl¢. as will be seen by the sub- joined figures, showing the namber o¢ its new advertisements through each month of the two quarters: No. of Sunday. No. per of Sunday q Daily. No. of Daily. day of Da da an Total number. Average No. per! Average Total ist quart’r| 2496> 643, 3139 Total 2d quart’r Qi) We 81. Total No. for 6 months ....... Se much for the Chronicle’s claim of an macrease upon its own business. Now for its comparison with the business of the Star. We bave shown above that the total number of new advertisements in the Daily Chronicle for the six months ending March 31, was 4.507, or an average of 29 per day. The number of new advertisements in the Star during that time was 9,(83, an average of 58% per day. The Chronicle, im its statement, mentions only the daily papers of the city, but even should it design to include the Sunday Chronicle—an en- tirely distinct issue, however, from its daily— it will be seen that its aggregate number of new advertisements for that time, Sunday and daily, was’ but 5,551, or an average of 31, or (Sunday and all) but httle more than one-half the Star's average per day for its six issues per week. These figures are beyond impeachment, nd within the reach of ready verification by any one disposed to examine the advertising columns of the two Papers. We leave their Moral to the candid reader. ——————— *Gndv.[B’s.—The dramatic season at this Ppop- ular place Of amusement closes this evening. The company Femain here, however, until Monday night, having tendered Manager C. D. Hees a complimentary benefit, of which occa- sion the public should testify their appre- ciation of his efforts to insure their pleasure and comfort. Mr. J. W. Wallach has tendered his services, and will appear as Fagin, in Oliver Twist. Mr. Hess, by request, will Sppesr in the beautiful domestic play, “Time ‘Tries All.” PSS eta ae Be in CoxrinmzD.—Among the confirmations by the Senate in Executive session yesterday were those of the following Ministers, Consuls, &c.: Lewis D. Campbell, of Ohio, Envoy Extra- ordimary and Minister Plenipotenuary to the Republic of Mexico. E. Parker Secannon, of Obio, Consul to Prince Edward's Island. L. P. Blodgett, of Vermont, Consal at St. Johns, Canada — Darius B Warner, Uonsul at St. Jobn, New Branswick. William T, Cog- geshall, of Obio, Minister Resident to the Re- ublic of Ecuador. George W. Palmer, of New ork, Judge on the part of the United States at. Sierra me, under the treaty with her Britannic Majesty of the 7B of April, 1562, for the suppression.of the African slave trade. Also, fifty-eight Brigadier Generals to be Major Generals by brevet, among wnom are Brig. Gens. Lorenzo Thomas, James W. Rip- ley, Geo. D. Ramery, Jen. B. Fry, Rien’d De- Jafield, Jos. Holt, Wm. W. Morris, Amos B. Eaton. Irvin McDowell, John Pope, Joseph Hoeker, Winfield S. Hageock, John M. Scho- field, Oliver O. Howard, Alfred H. Terry, Jos. K. Barnes, Alexander B. Dyer, and Brevet Brig. Gens. Alexander E. Shiras, Edward D. Townsend, William Hoffman, Benj. W. Brice, James A. Hardie, Wm. S. Ketchum, Geo. W. Cullum, Charles Thomas, Edmund Schriver, Edward R.S. Canby, Wm. H. Emory, Sam'l P.Heintzelman. There were also ninety-five officers confirmed as Brigadier Generals by brevet. Assistant Inspector Generai Major Elisha H. Ludington was confirmed a Colonel by brevet- S7Some lady up in Pike Moa Missouri, has called her baby Veto. Good luck to the lady and her baby. UNOLAIMED TELEGRAMS, COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL goCcI- FV Y—A Statet Meet: t WING ot Socigeh eeting will be held THIS: it JSS | TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. BALLS, PARTIES, 4c. enna siniameemtey East Tennessee. KNOXVILLE, May 5.—The Convention of East Tennessee have adopted resolutions Tennersee a separa e State governmeat. There were only for dissenting voices. The Coa- vention has adjourned sine die. Baltimore Markets. Baltimore, May 5.— steady. Corn quiet; “white, conte; = low, 82053 cents. Oats firm at $657 cents. visions firmer Lard steady 20% cents. Coffee dulk; Rio 16990 centa. Sugars steady. Gro- ceries in good demand. Western whisky $2.26. Yo M —Uotton ‘firm. Flour Pe 1 | rons cents; Southern $10.15a$ 16.50. it advanced la? cents. Corn dull. weaty. ‘Whisky dull. steady. a eR Ah BUILDING Enon gaps Eg Marth © meres Shoat saves O'clock for the convenience of mem my 5-3 WM. W. MOORB,Sec. -ABTMENT. Arnit 28, > fig fn melon thet the from this count of TEMPUBARY LUAN, except those in- -house pu: tended for clea) ing: Hi ke McCULLOOCH, my 5-6t Secretary of the fee. bei hy! ¥ DEPARTMENT, Aruit 27, Ne; .~ Notice is hereby given that on the day of May. 1866, the interest upon all certi- ficates of deposit on accennt of temporary loan (other than t isened for Clearing honse pur- — then ontetanding and papel will be re luced to the uniform rate of FIVE PER CENT. Tr annum from that date. and ail forsene teen iding apd certificates on which « higher rate of interest is specified are requested to present the same to the officers by whom issued, that other certificates may be issued eee OULLOOR my 5-6t Secretary of tue Treasury AT A MEETING OF THE MASTER HOUSE- PAINTERS’ ASSOCIATION, ON THURSDAY, MAY 3D. It was upanimonsly reeolved that we have ne oc- casion to change our former resolution in regerd to the pay of Journeymen Honse-Painters, which We are determined to hold to, viz: $3 per day. T.A. Brown, Mankin & Davis, J. McCristal, U. T. Bi $:T Gaveit’ Robert Mahoney, RH. Parker & McNichols, GB. 8. 8. Parker, ¥. M. Roche & Gray, & Wau Biteos. at judson, Ho Zackery & Spaulding. A at meeting of the above Association will be held LICHAU HOUSE, -»0n THURSDAY next, May 10th.at8o'cl’k. uested te attend, as business be brought forward. rd @. E, KIRK 0:5. GRAY, bret Secretary protem. 8 er ae ANB WRONG. BEY. CHAS. F. KING, 8 J., ‘al timo: re, Has kindly consented to t “his Hi and Inetructive Lecture on RIGHT AND WRONG at the regular monthly meeting of the Young Cath- olics’ Friend Sock: oN stenay BENING Next at 80’elock. “ TICKETS 50 CENTS: id it] 75 CENTS. Members snd those’ whe propere ta ke come members, will be admitted free, if not in ar- rears. my 4-2 a DAWSON LODGE. No. 16.— 1 be a special lention of DAWBON Pr = held oe Y EVENING, 3 order A mys” @. k. THOMPSON, Bec, LOOK TO YOU INTEREST. The JOUBNEYMEN HOUSE-PAINTER’s URION have opened their shop at the northeast corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, All orders promptly attended to in every brancir of our business. WM. M. HARVEY, ap 30-Iw* @hairman Executive Committee. NOTIOCE.—The undersi of the Connty of W ia, Will sit one for weeks, commencing on T. DAY. April Hb. 0f the slice of Micha Req. Clerk of the Court. corner of }» from Wto daily, $27 von Bust DOUBLE AND TWIST ene a 0 HENNING my 5-2t* corner 7th st. and Marvinad ave. _ my 5 2t"__corner 7th st. and Maryland ave. T t Hf peor artmen tO ce ee we ox) sale b; C. B. OHU. 00. * my tae Cor. of Maryland av. and nth at, EFRIGERATORS, WATER CooL uns. Regen mere, Pesnase’s ane at, new Roussfurnishing Store, S15 Tth street sas Pa. avenue. my 5-3t* > $7, Sd, ep AnD 910 BLACK Pants. Oe PS ES emrxe my 5-2t* Corner 7th ot. and Maryland ave. [)®?°T OF Pants KID GLoves. Full supply just recei ved of ALEXANDEB’s, COURVOISIBE’S, AND JOUVIN'’s, in Light, White, Medium. Dark and Black. PARIS DRESS GOODS, all the novelties of this Season’s importation in LIGHT AND THIN DBESS FABBICS, Tanging from 25 cents to $1.35 per yard. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, BLACK GBOS GRAIN SILKS from 92 to $5 per yerd. CHECK AND FANCY SILKS st $1.2 end $1.50 per yard. CHECK AND STRIPED SILK POPLINS at 1.25, . MOURNING GOODS. &7All of Lupin's celebrated F ABBIG8 for SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR at low prices. 4 JO8. J. MAY & CO., sh No. 308 Pennsylvsnis avenuo, my 5-2tif between 9th and 10th streets, Car 0a trea ae PAR RGINIA Va., May 2, 1356. SEALED PROPOSALS wil be rected ae office eau the loth instant. at 12M., for fucnis pe BS a ae Government with the fol- woEaee TP ioov cords of Merchantable HARD CLASS bere Ay 4 cris in sacks, tenes "320 tons clean BYE or WHEAT 4.-STATIONERY, in such quantities os uate $ CTASIONEET, 1p oh oxpziiics CAP. FOL . BLOTTING. and ENVELO! APER, ENVELOPES, (various ANDUM, 2. 4, and 6 qaire BLANK K. (Arnola’. Fimid,) INK POW- ee aa rg as a TAPE, ERASERS. end PAPER FOLDERS, all uslity. Pro iii be ade for each class s* parately, end pang WL articles in each class pro: Posed to be furnished, ‘The wood, hay,and straw will be sabject to in- peer a ben a Sativery. Samples of = oats and the 0 class 4 must accompany the pro; All suppites to be delivered tothe U8 Quar- termasters at Richmond and Fort Monroe as th may be required, free of expense to ment. to be paid fer on delivery, or as soon there- after ae funde be received. ‘ ec ent niet tee crve the right Sp peices any foie with the interests of the Gorges Pet Brevet Brig WILL Yaak, - General and Ohief Qu: my 5-td Depertme: mt of Virgiats. Se ~ STHAW Goobs. > J The beet gosortment of AW HAT B 8 for Gents, Ton’ s WALKING CAMBS ang a PAPER COLLABS, WALT HOS Saat: 383 Seven : ander Dorsoy's eta, ca APPLES! Pine Mi RESH TAMARINDS fe Le ore of or seman Phi tal ae daa tact Sarna Fer ae SALE—A fine WOOD PIANO. 6%- ‘fensider such meneares aa willbe likely to se eburen suck a book with compeirat sataries u 7 take its sontoe of reven aod will make the Book bigth j_COROWE WOR Sun 10TH OF May. “inst bea + RY RECURSION nd. Mr. W. Batton offered the following, get. ove a ‘was unanimously adopted AGRamD MOONLIGHT BxcURSION peg Hy ~~ (The First of the Season '} Be tendered to the Book Directory for :heir ow TBR 14TH OF MAY. efficient management of the affairs of the Book ° xy Concern and Methodist Protestant daring the eld créer oP aged A Inst eight years; and thal we express our sens0 company the *- ."" the two f obligation to the several brethren, viz: Rev David Wileon, D. A. Shermer, L. W. Bates, H. C. Cushing. Dr. F. Waters, add Jno. J Marray, who rendered their services without Spree maimonenr oe aeeerstes Heald’s Was Band has been engaged aad THR SPEOQIMEN CURRENCY. ete maaan Bo epee pn ey ‘The Commitics a Ln a make this Asa great many pergous Who ateisterested | Pots were hotly TSadequate to afford com the grandect affair of i eed in the collection of oddities, relics and curios- mention for this necessary service. The aban Ifies, ‘are loolfing for the announcement that ‘Treasurer of the United States is prepared furnish specimens of currency, tbat rh gee nd each denomi- Paper to the patronage of the Oburch. JOHN DIOR, President. O FOR GLYMONT! 4 i i nation . Mr. Bates nominated Pr. Jno. J. Mur- xot benef toe Galpieetn ates teeny EY to take on the third Mondzy in SECOND GRAND BXOURBION for the benefit are bole ok Maren, 907.) ev. J Thomas Murray, the wach wi oh ane 1S ne, Present incumbent, was also nominated. Lj Eapae June 6th. . Dr. J. J. Murray very promptly requested Particulars iu future ad) mys that his name should be withdrawn, as be did OR gee ee er ye not Wish wo appear ae the rival of bbls brother, O01 FCB ANALOBTARI mamed cuspended bank sre even worse than ne nl anti attach a as wot! if he enfferea it to go betors Hi was generally apprehended yesterday. The | CHANGES IN GENERAL GRANT'S sTaFF. | the Conven under existing omega a liabilities will exceed a million of dollars, and Lieutenant General Grant bas issued an or- 3 Rev. WE, Bates withdrew the name of Dr FOURTH GRAND the available assets are less than $500,000. We | 4¢r relieving Uaptain Peter T. Hudson, at his | 7" MTF. 4 v1) 5. mn, AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC-NIG Understand that Mr. Bayne, of Baltimore, | OW” request, from duty asaide-de-camp on his of the represented to the committee of bank men from | (the General's) staff, and appointing Lieutes- L OCAL NEWS. FIBST WARD SOCIAL OLUB, this city that if permitted to manage his own | ant Colonel Frederick T. Dent, Major, 4th U.S : will be given at assets, or have them managed carefally, that | infantry, and brevet Uolonel, tothe vacancy. | gear Eerare SALES —Green & Willinms, The following named officers were siso aa- Bounced as Military Secretaries to the Lieuten- ant General, with the rank of Lieut. Colonel 2d Lieutenant Ely S. Parker, 24 U.S. Cavalry, and 2d Lieutenant Adam Hadean, 4th U. 3. Infantry. ANALOSTAN, OR MASON’S ISLAND. ON TUBSDAY, MAY 8, 1866. Boats will leave wharf, foot of High st., George- town ‘3 p.m and ever W minutes thereafter. vanel to ears at 256 Dp. m.. mit: of selves that they will s; no no} nee to Make this the grand affair of thevencons ickete SO Gents, admitting @ gentleman and Indies. my 5-3t* in three months’ time $250,000 could be reai- ized over and above every cent of his indebt- edness. Apparently the committee did not take the same sanguine view of the situation or the value of bis securities, and we believe the idea of sustaining the Merchants’ National Bank by the other national banks has been abandoned, and that its affairs will go into'the bands of receivers. Mr. Huyck, its president, auctioneers, sold lot 25, in square 544, on sourn M, between 3d and 4% streets, to Jonn Axh ford, for 5jg cents per foot; a two-story frame dweiling, « sinughter-house, &c.,on 7th street, at Moxnt Pleasant, to M. Menke, for 83,5. lot 23, square 395, on south F «treet, between %b and 10th, to J. A. Stephenson, for 124 cents Per teot; a frame stable on Ohio avenue, be. tween 14th and 15th streets, to Auguste Hosch, for $75; two parts lots 10 and 11, square 254, on 14th street, between E and F, opporite Wii- MUSTERED OUT. Capt. William M. Dunn, Assistant Adjutant General to Major Gen’! J. A. Rawlins, Chiet- of-Staff to General Grant, was honorably mus- lard’s Hotel, ed with two brick build. (G20RGE SORNEM ANS ° is not in the city. ei cone maps Seo Sor loeadlapeyiag [Peed yk yp Re TS X LAGER BESS SSEWERY A Mr. Sherman, its cashier, and the Washing- * to H. R. Wilt; lot 22, ee ee Be, lith street west, near street. improved PLEASURE GAKDEN. ton directors keep their posts manfully at the RESIGNED. on Corner of ath end E streets, bank building, to stand the brunt of objurga- | The following officers have tendered their | With twoemall brick buildings, to Joseph R Williamson, Sor O8,508 pore lot 2, square 414, on Sth street west, to John F. Yates, $205; lot 1, in square 596, improved with a two-story frame dwelling, on south M, near 34 streei, Seventh Ward, to John ©. W |, for $59) lot 2, same purchaser: lot 3, to Ellen Hake, ana tion and answer all questions, thereby earn- ing the respect of the community. A special to the Philadelphia Inquirer says: “Major Paulding, a paymaster, had on deposit nearly seven hundred thousand dol- resignations. to take effect on the Ist of May :— Capt. John C. Palfry, brevet colonel, corps of engineers, and First Lieut. Alex. Johnston, 1th U. 5S. infantry. Dancing every MONDAY commencing at 20'cl"k p.m. my 3 Im* fy J. RUSSELL’ MAY BALL IN WASH- « TiGTON will ba hata BARE IN, WA sia.,08 MUNDAY . ° and ING, May 7th. hibition will lars, which should have been in other banks, . PARDONED. lot 4, to Lawrence McMaham, for 4 cents per od. Wooten anon: Ge lakes snd was unknown to either the Paymaster | President Johneon bas signed the pardons of | foot each. . 2. College Hornpt ad General or [reasurer Spinner, so the Govern- Harry Hays, of Louisiana, (Confederate Gen- Pamic Amonost THE Liguon Draens ry fe Fes Sty: ment yn eee ee = a one go La ob ag eral,) and J.B. Lafitte, of Onarieston, S.C. | tnx Forrtu Warp.—Last evening. seventeen Gach whale the note holders ane ateesed ee the | formerly a rebel agent in Europe. well-known citisons of the Fourth Ward, who La stock is all lost, being offered to-day for two had somehow gain: name lus Fis! S87 A “special season of prayer forthe New Haven editors” was held in one ot the New Haven churches, last week. It is understood that a similar season of prayer will be insti- tated for the benefit of the morning papers of this city. Bird Association,” united with one of the di. visions of Sons of Temperance. and, in cen- sequence, this morning several “corner shops” in that ward are closed up tight as wax. busi- ness being so dull in the whisky line that they were forced tosuccumb tothe pressure aod suspend. —— ---—_ ; Cuarcr or Ronsina Svrrer Roox — Yesterday, Wm. Waters, Joseph Johnscn, and Henry McIntosh, were arrested by officers its and Shaffer. on the charge of grand laceny. It is charged that a tew nights ago, While a ball was in progress at Odd Fellows’ Hail, they made their way to the supper room by piling up boxes until could easily ger dow. Justice Walter held them to cents on the dollar” Brevet Colonel Paulding, Paymaster, de- nies the correctness of some of these state- ments. He says the amount he had on deposit ‘Was about $50,000. He says further that this bank was designated by the Treasury Depart- ment as a depository of public funds in the hands of Government officers and agents; that whenever the Treasury gave him a check on this bank, he left it therein to be drawn on, as he had a right to do, and never drew funds from other depositaries to place in this bank until recently, when he did so at the request of officers ef other national banks in this city, on their statements that the amount so drawn and deposited (about $200,000) would enable the Merchants’ Nationcl Bank te overcome some temporary difficulties, and thereby secure to the Government the other amounts deposited therein. He represents that he desires a ther- ough investigation. His books and papers are now in the possession of the Inspection Divi- sion ot the Paymaster General’s Office, where they are being thoroughly examined. i iJ w SRSREEEESeono ey INTERNAL RevENUE.—The receipts from In- ternal Revenue to-day were $765,052.70, and the total receipts for the week ending to-day were $5,914, 316.21. sce XXXIXTH CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. Satunpay, May 5. THE SENATE was not in session to-day. Houss.—The Speaker announced that by order of the House to-day would be devoted to speeches only. Mr. Bundy, of Ohio, asked leave to print some remarke, which he was too unwell to de- : ted. Mr. Phelps, of Md.. deliveredastrong speech in favor of the President's policy and in oppo- sition to the Radical programme. He depreca- ted the imposition of negro suffrage upon the ple of the District of Columbia, urged the immediate admission of Tennessee as a matter of justice, and declared his conviction that aj) further guaranties, by way of OConstitutiona) amendment or otherwise, demanded as conds- tions precedent to @ discriminating admission of loyal representatives trom the Seuthern States were unwise and prejudicial to the in- terests of the country. Mr. Ingersoll, of Il), next addressed the House in a violent radical speech, fall of de- 19. Tarentella, b 20, lor’s Horn cketa, adinitti jentl and two Ladies, OEE pace adlen stale rs oe H®! FOB ANALOSBTAN! 6 CATHOLIC TOTAB ABSTINENCE AND BENEFICIAL SOCIETY: Gee BEN EriOiAL Sogiahys eerie ‘TEMPEBANOE PIO-NIC will be — at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, on MONDAY. the Tun of May. ‘The celebrated Holy Hill Band has been engaged. apa. ibs Gomis pieege, themerttr to. font I. ic ir at . of resort one of the bast the s¢ason. ds Cents; Ohildren 13 Gents, rie spsvdt COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. HE ISLAND SOCIAL OLUB Taxs reat ple im annonacing to their ere gi —_——o—_ Ormcuit Court, Judge Olin. —The case ot Mrs. Marian J. — agt. the Washington and poy ey road Company, is on trial, and afternoon, Mr. Merrick, for the plaintify, is closing the argument to the jury Denes em ome Affairs in wn. AREEATED.—Lasit mashes Lhesnee Fagan, the Gefaulting ngs oe ds the Georgetown aud Washington Company, who ran of ‘with the receiver's box and money, about #600, came to Washington from Baltimore, and wanting to visit his family, got on a street car, he was recognized by the conductor, who con- veyed him to Georgetown, and took him ANOTHER SUSPENSION. The financial excitement about town has been heightened to-day by the fact of the sus- pension of the Banking House of Maury & Co., 7th street, who are involved by the sus. pension of the Merchants National Bank. It friends a1 the public generally i intend giviGh OST GRAND BALL nunciation of the President and his policy, and recei' over $300 was it pete anfStand BALL is stated in behalf of this firm that there is good | wee still speaking when our report : committed by Justice Backer for wish streets. Corner of WEDNESDAY tae a oe Feason to believe that it will soon be able te re- sume operations. ume THE MEMPHIS RIOT. of "s Affairs has received a telegraphic dispatch from Memphis, Tenn., dated May 3d, which states that the riot ———-re-—____. Methodist Protestant General Conference. Bh vIrTH par SATURDAY. ike religious services, conducted v. F. L. B. Shaver, the President took Re fama tee east of yesterday was corrected and roved. ‘vy. John R. Nichols appeared and was court. Fagan says be had no accomplice; and ngmegeind the money away and spent the ce, except what was recevered. box > he says, were left on Arlington Port or Grorcrrown.—Entered—Steamer ‘bomas Cahill, Norris, trom Baltimore. Entered and Keyport, Hol- Tickets One Dollar, edmitting @ gotitieman and ladon By order: oe Comm itte: \rrangements. 3.1 Hutchisomy 5 @. , ‘ in that city commencei! in an affray between a | enrolled as & ministerial representative from ——— Agate Cros, Express, ee mann Conte party of discharged soldiers and a squad of the Maryland, _ May nower, Robinson ioc New York. 3.8 Dudley, city police, in which both were at fault. About mussions, reported back the amindment to the ‘LOUR aXD GRaIn —Flour market os. Gunnell, Bates. thirty or more colored people have been killed firm; demand active; gupers, £9.50 to $10; cut during the progress of the riot. All the colored ap 28 Geo. J. Miller. extras, $10.25 to $11; extras, $11 258812. Grain Tule on missions, offered by Rev. L. W. in the following language :—“And to convert Very little offering; red $2.66a82.75- white, school-houses and churches were burned on | into missions euch circuits and stations as need | Y.°ry Jittle — White, 90 counts Follow aut LOST AND FOUND. Wednesday night. Fears were entertained that | aPBrupriation, from tne missionary fand wo | $y ema oteesbsretuiing STAYED On the 3d instant, abot 12 o'dack the riot would be renewed with greater vio- | to them by the Conference,” and recommended | 5" S ® white and black tted ER he COW, | lence, as armed men were coming into the city | its adoption: Be ee enree about eight years old. ‘The Guder will be liberal from the surrounding try. Mi: eneral Rev. Dr. Murray moved the enrollment of 00a ANTS wi ifreturned to CHBISTIAN BATES, swe pees s.d me ash the name of O. Ames as a lay representative hail oT) val = ie. a. | % street, between $4 and 4% streets, | Stoneman has required the complete restors- | from the Mitisgic areerin, it was 90 ordered. GEO, C. HENNING’s. 5 my 5-3t' tion of order and quiet by the city authorities, Rev. Mr. McGee; from the judiciary commit- my 5-2t* Corner 7th street and Mé. ave $5 BEWARD —st stolen from the Magh and announces that if they fail so to do he wili | tee. as : Pinal Market, ablack SETTER able chain Resehved That in the opinion of this General . around his neck: Geo! Taodei Noone ‘he | take charge of the city himself and disarm the Conference = Minister, ‘who has been a BALL w there reward will be alzen if returned ig Jamas citizens. If more troops are needed General | ferred to the unstained iis aes ee | Ey = ERS Born = He Be Te oe Sepa. | Some wiareaen eam secedantgin amma commrece wanes | ig Aeyahgeied edn rpg So ae Dro. my §-3t™ PSY A RT ead recommen. ~ Epp besinece wit be John J. Hall, — ANOTHER MASSACHUSETTS WAB OLAIM. | vor does the employment of a by the formerly. - ( . ee ee freates fae The records of Congress show that Massa- | President, without a recommendation from the | head Touw 3. BALL with a white belly: end of ber tail white; one chusetts and Maine have been frequent appif- ‘BL ANDS. clits potmgenz aad 8 year to GORGE ELEY cants for reimbursements for expenditures for -y3 Hew Jersey evenue, between Last K coast-defence during the last war with Great omen, , pans, Britain, and the war for the suppression of the rebellion is hardly at an end before along comes another claim from Boston for some four hundred thousand dollars. The memorial sets forth that in October, 1861, Secretary Seward wrote to Gov. Andrew a letter, stating that a precy avenue, between Tend K sts. it? O8T—Yesterday, Thursday, a BREASTPIN. Liter withtbelr cba fet tantiae Aaa eo Petpcta crowend or dee acti on rates wri im jars te 436 street. és my est ia by HB. HOPKINS. LD, Leader and Agent. nalities of a® 4 x 'D VEST $1035 blind in one eye; is at to have—« ; 88 0. 8 had—a calf, belongs to Mi: DUFFIE,N street, ry in | foreign war was probable, and asking him to - 0. HENNING, grehard on her premises on Saterday oven'ng last, prepare for defense, whereupon (iov. Andrew 3d. Having considered the paper of Dr. Mur. street and ma ave. sent one of his Aids-de-camp to England, wheré be purchased great guns, powder and ball. ray, referred to us, on certain changes in the Discipline, we are not willing to recommend that the word “membership” on page 35, sec. PERSONAL. De aia eiedsane sy eee ae | ERSONAL.—1f ST EN M wi P Liane will call on me “otater vw _— PARDONS ISSUED. . Wesiey Roteler or As- " bury Lioyd. Kxecuters ef Biteageth hereon, The President is ordering but few warrants coated. ia . BP. sdvantage, | for pardons to those participating in the late rebellion, as sufficient time. must be allowed for the execution of those already ordered During yesteraay and to-day theee citizens of Alabama, three of Tennessee, six of Texas, two of Mississippi, two of Louisiana, and one of Kentucky, were pardoned, under the twenty thousand dollar property clause, and the petty civil officer clause of the first excep- tion. a CHANGES IN THE RD MANOE DEPART. The following changes have been made in the Ordnance Department: Brevet Colonel T, T. S. Laidley assigned to the command of the TBs SER is. Contents for ee ‘The Defence of Hew Orleans. "The Fourth Army iret ire, a of ‘the Jor Gen: Grierson. The of the levy; afer > = + Leland. ie Po- Se reece SB Odu ING. set task eee oe ied re e ,-—AD: ee) | elegant HUME, with excellent Medical attontancs the best care, and strictest retirement, before and during Confinement, can find such a Home tn the ily @: @ widew lady, living handsomely in lyn. witheut children or boarders. Applica- = woos he ape legible gone an Tetters ressed ie are Dever sen! a; office, Address Box 391, Brookiyn, NY. my ¢ lm HF. WRIGHT, Magaetic and Olairvoy- it Ph: ene. Para! pate, Mircawr (omy Chitte aa re ver, Femsie Weak: sis, Fits, &c. Boome 453 6: streets. Ld ee | BUSINESS COLLEGE, A one BYR COPE es as Prope. isters and preachers at ite ewn diseretion, pro- vided that superannuated ministers shall be allowed the same compensation as is made to effective ministers, and their widows and or- Mayor may . bans shall be entitled to the same allowance | _ Biaders state ice cable yard for opened oe | ee the ith o! New York Arsenal; Brevet Colonel J. G@. Ben- boy is made to those ministers and preachers cies rh ling, >t which measures most eee seneee oc rte and D ton, assigned to the command of the Spring- | who die in their itinerancy.” Sth. Weanswer _— cer ng. field Armory; and Breyet Major General Geo D. Ramsey, assigned to the command of the the following interrogatory in the affirma- The surplus dirt, if eny. to be a melted where- tive:—« Can a minister be a membegof two eve) ‘his is one of the Business Colleges forming a mile ney dirt te make ui deficiencies. it ‘shail = Union that ie rapidly extending to the principal itt the #6 also taken from where Commissioner may othe oar Spencer brothers, R, Felton. ¢. a, | W2*hington Arsenal. rock. orth, No part of the appropriation will be paid wotil his other promi: tegehere, ave identifned with this sees ee TREASURY DISSUBSEMENTS. the work ts approved OF the Oomtulnitonst snd nae The course of study will embrace Commission, The disbursements of the Treasury dn ac- . _ JA8. W. SPALDING, Jobbing. Import 4 ‘Bank, ey eae count of the departments specified, during the my 5-eotd Commissioner Second W: ees ret weeetion” ' week ending to-day, were:—War Department, M AYOR'S OFFiOB ee ee oe Lay ape hi proprietor willbe | $75,820; Navy Department, $597,681; Interior, | couriers lectare-room ai the regular hour; $228,515; total, $901,616. COLD HARBOR OEMETERY. The National Vemetery at Cold Harbor, Va., ‘was completed on the ist of May, and dedicated er his special 5 “Walt eehpleehs pee limited, $4s_ifne- cured BEFORE FHKE FIRST OF SEPSEMN ES NEXT. . my eet" 2: RE 7.’ |i XCHANGE Y.—A man eng dene wibdat ite tc peas ols more of an object than salary, Kadrose E Star office. my3 p= NS HAVING HOUSES TO will Gnd fenan: eppilyii van! abs rth suresty betwose B iy 2-4t* AS ECE Pee eeerranv anaes BOY. < ee era ees Goa eso, erase sopEaY BOLD 6, 479 Mh treat, betccee a “ ts to parties withing Stato 93 26.20* ‘ard. ro BebienBh'te Fi siti Sar eet river, agreed to. Rey. Mr. Todor, of the Independent Metho- dist Church, Washington, was introduced to. the Conference. ght is reserved to reject any.or all bids, shold at'be douseed' $e ths totereet aT ioe Coase: 7 Great inducemen and County *' Rights.” ” fully ehows $20) Ax? 429 0 suctded ‘hose eee TARY FRET AD par Vem coe COLOR WAREART " aust QUaLitY. oa a 4 to them and 920 ano: ue EDO, Bert the Direcony sare: nation es ok a cor. Th ctroct eve. | W. Hughes, Wm. Barstow, G.G, Lott, Oolo- pleasure in being able to say amid vo LL APins. atrEnrioni pels H. 2 ey with, 5.0. w.F. wr ‘that the wea i i z z B. PET