Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1866, Page 2

THK EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation ia the District. ; Every "bing was qmiet on the Dsth: ‘The rainy season dad thoroughly Late dates from the uteriot® Broa, portant pews. = President Mosqnira Rad aftiv ital and was weil received. Everything on the south coast bad assumed & Pacifie turu since the Spauica fleet leit. Business is OVINE. No news from Mexico. Ww, NGTON City: = —— WASHINGT cE et | ae ae UNE 20, 1%66. | + Wasursutos, June 2, 1966. Jsy Cooxe & Co. turnish the following quotations of Gevyernment securities - ae seaese set as | SP READING MATTER ON RVERY Pace. | SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELS- | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. } red marked with a the lott; has worn from ber nec! gue — around ber o3 c Ma fete via ae the cows eee reward a ~ them either. by t a Prince George's coco One-year 2 en bP eat NEW YORK Fixe Bo. Ta Brasee Thece ; Many draaet ane Cont Bitar te ize Frese ie “EF PYRSONS LFAVING FOR THE COUNTRY, | PUBSING THE SUMMER, CAN HAVE THE “ ST4k” MAILYD TO THEM BY LEAVING THSIR ADDRESS AT THIS OFFICE. TREMS, PITY CKNTS PER MONTH, i Marae: ” ra Mpsigs Gennd-dacghter. PHILADELPHIA, June 20—George Squibbs, aged 72 years, and his grand-daughter, were batcheréd Jast Sunday evening near Rossville, | York county. Miss Squaibbs wasin a dying | condition at tast secounts. The weapon re } ed to buve beens batchet. An Irish. CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS. | Ssan'vamed Gonovan was arrested om outpie ‘The following is the official showing ot the | cion. Money is believed to have been the ob- circulation of the daily papers of this city Dopey meer eo competing for the Government advertising | under the recent act of Congress directing such | | | | MeBe Tem k Ores scennenscseseree 9B U.S. Seven Thirties Certificates onthe bip. The wwne: erty and pay charges. the Course, i019: REWARD-—Stolen last night, trem Bige one-and-s-half mile from Alexan- brown MARE. white star in fors- white hind foot; carries her heat by atif’ neck. The above for her return or Sailiag ef the Africa. Bostoy, June 20.—The steamship ‘Africa sailed tor Liv day. Shetakes no gold and only $16, iver. APPOINTED The prompt transaction of business at the Navy Department rendering it necessary that the desk of the Chief Olerk should be occa. advertising to be made in the two daily news- | papers ot Washington having the largest a ht. reward will be pas: rmation that will lend te be pied, Mr. Edgar Welles, son of the Secretary, cireviation : Fire an EM Jon NEON zi has been temporarily assigmed to the posi- : Cuicaco, June 2.—The Chicago rolling | a° NDBOR, Alex: « iim Eventxe STAR 7,715 copies per day. mill was burned last night. {.0ss, $200,000; in- | @~ . : Chronicle... * . sured for $4,000. WHITE # 4 intediigencer. ad * Visitors thronged the Honse again to. > = Gold Arriving. kw ——__—_ +08 THE TRUE YT. New York, June 90.—The steamer Arizona | f returned day, and many of them were, admitted to the 2 ee lr Le.4 MASONIC EMBLEM, ia oh kevetone, with the owner's name suitable reward eo al ” brings $900,000 in treasure. pete tek scab ae 5 Geld. PHILADELPHIA, June 9.—Goid 152%. The Ciroicle of yesterday m ap article un. * der the above caption, advocates negro suf- frage, and says: “{t is @ painful tact that while returned President. Among those waiting to have an interview this afternoon were Gen. Hamilton, Bailey "—for whi of Texas, and Geo. Fraucis Train. iteft't ents omice, LIEUT. GEN. GRANT. S | Ww —Stolen, from Mr. G. A. Clark sebats Sad tiathes sympaiiieates are protinted | ™. Boo Ci Taerntays ine Veh trot a abot | Information bac been received at General from voting in such State« as Tennessee, Weet | New Yerk Markets. white OOW; long switch tail; Lett bora broken, | Grn. hesnyuans MAS eine Virpaia and Maryland, no such restriction | New Yorx, June%.—Cotton quiet at 5041. | aod blisd imphe folt eye. The above reward wiki | @T0ts quarters ¢ e will arrive in exists at the capital of the American Govern- Flour dull. Wheat declining. Corn ad- | be pad for return to No. 413 C street, . | Washington to-morrow morning. ment.” | vanced one cent. Heef steady. Pork heavy. | 24 «nd 34 sts, es Lard and whisky dull. Whose fault is that’ Certainly not Mayor Wallaca's, nor the “politicians” here, as the Chrowicle intimates. Congress prescribes the qualifications for voters in this city, and there- fore the only infereuce thatcan be drawn from th¢ articie in question is that in the estimation of the Chronicle Congress is not so loyal as the i] BKEWARD —strayed or stolen from the corner of G and 18th streets, on the night the J7th instant, a large BAY HORSE, aboat 9 Rise oi: right hind foot bebe short mane and hy - GONE TO NEW YORK. Cojonel Laward Cooper, acting Private Sec. retary to the President, went to New York this morning and will be absent a day or two. (econ BS'S CONVENTION The moni Meeting wi on DNESDAY EVENING, seine, ate ecin A Fall oRendangs is Aelita, President - be N, Pres i 3. W. MATTINGLY, BS. Se 19:2 DOUBTFUL BEPENTANCE. Treasurer Spinner received, yesterday, a NOTICE.—TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS. AB. letter «ddressed “to the Treasurer ot the United Lege iatures of the States named. We have no | ees a= tax peyers of she county poe heads wae 4 States," which ran as folloprs:-—“Please find _ > . on, D. are hereby notific at the 366 coverament who all, toke ateeceek sid, | Seuew ans, on which thereto catcomne ed tee willsccure her tetarn to CONRAD ET government, who all take 4 test oath, would object to administering such a one to voters inclosed $2, due the United States Post Office Depurtment, conscience money. from an nn- faithfot officer, who has repented.” This indi- cent. (excepting school tax) until the 30th of June 8 percent. from the Ist of July tothe Siet, ands EM 265 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th ata, Je 13-dstewit” ‘ © cont fi date to the Slstof August, O11 ~ — 7 ™ be , here as will exclude enemies of the country | Spon in basement of meet Siee Oley Hab teee 5 PRR Era Tae Bd Gr a Black; Sugars | id seemed 10 be <orry that he renented, for trom the polls Thursday: -m.to3 p.m., |“) LACE VEIL, lost on Mth street, between | 02 OXamination the amount w: und to — | commencing on Tuesday, the 19 instant, and | Massachusetts avenne and Coll: Hill, on Taes- | short seventy-five cents, three fifty cent notes PRIZES DY F PAYMENT | ending on the 3st of Ancnst. day after: Inquire my 16 were counterfeit=, and the remainder of the ie teniace vy accruims to the oflicer: 2015-2" JAS. PILLING, Collector. sum was fractional enrrency so thoroughly ‘Tar bounty acy Sccruips to the ofltcers | ee | mutilated as to be hardly distinguishable. ard men of the tollowing named vessels viz:— | PIANO FOR SALE — O00 handsome seven: BOARDING. | ps Aaah: ; the Benton, Cairo, Carondelet, Louisville, St. | seers meaneeen Case ere = _Q00D BOARD and Anca po wSbes INTHRNAL KEVENUE.—The receipts from - sting,) four round corner: rivct or-| age and fine airy Sean = os . Louis. Monarch and Queen of the West—for | Tig.) four round corners, peat hy 2 367 be had at very low rates, UF applying ron | tis source to-day were $440,401. the @ struction of the enemy's vessclsat Mem- | « great sacrifice. Apply No, 252 F st.. bet. U3th | ar ho. 567 Penua. avenue. Meals et all hours, pss, (EP pais ia June, 1 ‘snow ready for payment | ®! Je 3t ye 20 A\AAINTH CONGRESS—FIRST SESSION. sectoges sain Cott A $20, one for $25, four for $3) ‘OB RENT— a WEDNESpayY, June 20. ba Soave ponimde anne carat A cach retz tor Bib encheand Sarager 8282 | POE RENT © A, numb heccce eee a . reiy . a ~ - Senavtz.—Mr. Harris presented fonr peti- Orders have been received to distribute an | Spey f8ehs Tanzing from 970 (0 1.3 The EA se ANS We cares, Dac Get. + 5 INES" | Lions sor the pestaoeananie meee oa ea pay tae prize money accruing to those | Tice Gon Sit teil ee sett eae = LABY IN THE NTRY CAN ASGOM- | tux on bank circulation, aud one remonstrance engaged im the fight at Mobile in August, | siino® : 7 Pi modute two orthr » families with BYABD, | against such postponement. Referred to the it4. This will be ready for payraent | Second han! Melodeons Inquire at the Star eft —__J01S-R"_ Committee on Finance. im about two months trom the present date- | JOHN F. ELLIS. LEASANT bi &-GCOD BOABD.—Terms Mr. Trumbull, from the Committee on Prib- The ‘otal amount invelved im the latter is | 2¢°%%2t" ____ 306 Penn avenne “Toth wt moderate 1 est of ist. lic Buildings and Grounds, reported a bill to ee a eslgpee = | W BAVE STOKE A FULD STOCK OF OA RDING —One FURNISHED ROO: provide a building for the temporary occupa- The work of distribution will be | DEY GUODS. bengh! bef iad Private y.with BOARD, saitavle for lady | tion of the Department of State. complicated and lengthy, therefore | vance in pr py : « at oll paces. and aon Sis ver ——_ onset oy te Mr. Morrill olfered sresotuiion calling upon t “patience ps i St 318 per month. Apply at 49617 the President tor 4 detailed statementot the claimants must let “patience have her perfect | GOODE SILI. SACRE mel Of ROC te eee wat R apd Le. eis |! , work “ POINTS and CIRCULARS, to nll of which in. "| amount expended for pablic buildings in the spection is invited re LET—¥URNISHED ROOMS, with or with: | several States and District of Columbia from IN MOURNING. : venth str: %,. y 4 - Hendricks ask s The Department of State displays the na- note Johnson & Sn Old Stand terse eect ncat ber oth and aor a pre Hi sooagag for oat yah ge of the Caper ses - > | me . hee tenaeciats > sion fhe Tax bill was now np, and :t could eatrance is draped im black. The Navy and F BUSAEDINGSA Honcaat 8 meh age easily be told how jong it would take to Trea. ury Departments have also placed their Boxs LINENS suits, 93 “Pad he whee woes : pass it. Mr. Fessenden.—1 would like the Senator to fix the time it will take. Mr. Heudricks said he had seen it etated in an iniluential newspaper that it would take four dys. Heedid not beheve it would tike more than a weeh. < Mr. Fessenden ssid he concurred in this opimon. He beped the Senate would not take np the resolution, as there were several im- - portant bills unfinished. The Chair stated that the resotution had not flags «( half-mast in respect to the memory of the Hox. Lewis Cass, who, daring his jong career of public service. occupied the positions of Secretary of State and Secretary of War | five minutes walk of the War Department Loca- tion pleanant. and healthful as any im the city. ply at No. Penn. avenue, between 2ist and ts. | Uouai tag in Mourning to-day, aad the eastern | j * BOYS’ ALPACA JACKETS, 45. GENTS’ ALPACA COATS, §5. i GENTS’ LINEN COATS, $2 up. GENTS’ KROWN DUCK SUITS. GEO. C. HENNING, Corner 7th street and Maryland ave. _je St pare BOARD at No. 404 10th street, a few doors north of the avenue. Terms $25 yt month * de 16-tf —————__—_———— AUCTION SALES. Br Sacre & CO., Auctioneers, SEIZURE OF WINES 4 Late reperts received at the Treasury De- | partment from the customs office South, state _ that tae Collector at New Orleans. La., has effected a large seizure of wines and otber expensive goods. The Collector at thts port i< te oe DSEOLUTION—Notice is hereby given that the ey PO pad THURSDAY, June: o'clock, at onr | Dee reported trom wphetpuy te Finance, spoken of asa nable officer, zealous, ener- Dartners| y su isting between A. Leh- Salesroom. No. 294 Pe - picts) ter ; | apd wits not therefore before the Senate. getic and honest Under the Brin of Wr Lehtnne fCeot weamhington, | Selesroom: No.'290 Vean-yivani ing cf" Soaps, | _ Mr. Hendricks said he would modify his = on the 18th of June, 1336, Starch. Pipes, Yeast Vowders, Condensed Mili, | Motion so as to make it to discharge the Finance “Don't Sext orn: Laxp."—A few days ying to tee nad por mntal consent. All | § debts to the said part perSance. Also § packages Blackberry Brau. | Committee from further consideration of the since we noticed the bad advice tendered South ceived by arid Ae Leis prey praoded el the barrels Rye Wh ey. cases Claret Wine, | resolution, so as to bring it before the Senate. La ~ | said partnership are to be Presented to him for Wines. Choice Cigars, Green and Mr. Fessenden ho; this would not be era land owners by some of the newSpapers in | fayment. A. LBA 4 A vas, Smoking Tobacco, #e , &c. done. It was impossible now tosay whatday that section, urging them not to part with their Waslineten bits A.P. HOUSE. NAGLE & 10..Anct-. | would be proper for adjournment. If Sona. farms. As an illustration of the spirit in eee» Hs O.» Juana 38, 100. BY J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers odin ches ia eeatinc tie simmered — tors would cease debating unimportant ques- which this advice is teudered we copy the fol- Ps a wEEero FORE focziet on SALE @F COLORED ENGRAY INGS, PBINTS, Saly, Congress could adjourn by the middlejof lowing from the Kichmond Whig Siow aa ston a7 Ob tee, ae Un the question of discharging the Finance “Alsbama, with one year of peace. begins | tween Dand Boe Cet: Ne. 473 ath at -* URDAY MOUNING. amt toa een SAT, Committee from further consideration of the with five thousand Northern cotton planters. Je 20-30" A. LEHMAN. | o'clock m.. we shall seil about 60 it astnghtful tothisk where we shall end.| ~% O lored Prints, There is not a single Southern State in which ‘rames. for ac- ‘air for the benefit of Island Presty resolution, Mr. Hendricks demanded the yeas and nays. nt tency stained Yeas—Messrs. Davis, Soa. Hendricks, tis procese, this fatal process of New England = Lane of Ind.. Nesmith, and Saals! —t. calansatien, to net goingon. We must stop it, tks: WOUIBES CO. Nays—Mesers. Anthony, Clark, Conness, and. from this hour, we must resolve to stop * < ees. Cragin, Edmunds, Fessenden, Foster, Grimes, it, before it enwraps and crushes us in its ana- Harris, Henderson, Howard, Kirkwood. Mor- conda ‘W.L. WALL & CO. Auctioveers. folds. We do not mean that it must be 98 Louisiana avenue, ; eM, gan, Morril, Nye, Poland, Powe! . Sherman, ae ae & resort to violence or any unwar- wv. BAY HORSE AT AUCTION. Stewart, Trumbull, Van Win! , Wade, Wil- means, but by retusing, as we have the Pie On SATURDAY MORNING, June 231, 1 will | ley; Williams, and Yates—25. ‘Tight to do, to 2ell our lands or any part of , sell, at the Bazear of L. Wall & Co., one Bay So the motion was disagreed to. i them, or lease or tenant them out to radical hi h has been at y stable sinee April Mr. Fessenden called up the special order, enemies of the South.” corm house, ,, AL persone interested will please | which was the tax bill. be verythi srtaia’ 4 rr ing to the farm is in’ good order, and in one of the aroun vity. - from the city to Potnt of Rocks prove ite. ner Hovse ~-A Committee of Conference was ap- ointed on the dis: i votesof the two jouses, On the dillto provide tor the safety of Republic, wiih Geeversi Halpine and Captain McCafferty left | 1 } ! Y D. L. WELLS & CO... Anetio; % paseen: on steam vesse! the Metropolitan Hotel for the North. ---+ eee cn aad the depot will ¢ lo- Northwest corner ith ‘aud F streets. Mr. Boutwell, of Mass., ae or bill to . ‘opol Feo. | 1 $100 per acre Terms . Apply to — Bi amend the act ior the punishment of certain F. Train, arrived this morning from Omaith, DL. WHEELS ro U0... pe hs LO A TWO-SYORY FRAMB | crimes against the United States and tor other Nebrask2, and is stopping at Willard’s, Auctionecrs and Beal Rotate Brokers. . T. on Green Alley, between purposes: which was read twice and referred northwest corner 10th and F sis. Messech 13th and léth streets, and L and north setts | to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. AGosrreTen Sear AwaxvEp.—The case | _7: 8: Pesseeviomatonce. __se20-tt_ | SYRASRO on, on MONDAY, thessth day ot | Mt;berant, of Mec trove tne Soomemsiciny on Seat AWARDED.— B THE SUPBBME COURT OF THE Dis | samontence @'clock p. m., om the promises, | Invalid Pensions, reported a bill increasing the of Fuller vs. Dawson, of the Twenty-first ] se OF CULUMBIA. we sball sell part of Lot Ne. 14. in um, | Pensions ot Widewsand Orphans, and for oth- Penn=ylvan’s Congressional District, has been | Samuel Punsphrcy et al > having a front of 15 feet on Green sae 4 65 feet | er p-rposes; which, alter sume @ 2, Was decided Py the Committee on Elections. The xe. (™ Equity Docket 7. roto ali ea acer and woulched tii > sam contu¥.on reached was, that Dawson, Demo- | yiiem Parnectal, |e a og | i perfect order Tasured todulyc iar tt ® teat ah eee from he came ps ast crat, “was entitled to the seat. trustees sppointed in the above entitled cause to Fagor Sorat Sor-egencing Se at ox: | ciderusion of the jotut resoi to double the * ce f s cr aia’ wroperty, Im the proceedings Meola: . x . be Ls eo erty Prnsious in case of persone kil or wounded @ goven’s THEATER.—The performances of | thercin mentiontd, Raving reported to the Court Auctioneers and Bral Betate Brok in the United States service during the rebel- the California Minstrels, at Grover's Theater, | that ia conformity with the Gao EB teas neta | iosng “tctisecge Gad Bra Dataie | Wal Roun’ aac it eran te oooered: = this week, really are far superior to those ifort, In Sekoare fx: an ‘he insprovements, coa- g2Y W.L. WALL & Co., Auctioneers. - 1p Mlibea+ 3x00 usually given by Ethiopian troupes. eee! gro oe . rp LJ rd Original Horse and Carriage Basser. eae tae Sieg, tm the ame inane me ei greeny LOCAL NEWS. S7"From the publishers, Ticknor & Fields, | 7e0.,lots.in the same san are SALE OF ES. OARBEAG! 4 pf were: Maarten tae and fom J.C. Parker, Post Office News Stand, | rence for $142, en SATURDAY MORNING: June fale coms we have the Allantic Monthly and Our Young | Pott shat, af the samme time and pl maencing at 10 o'clecR. at the Bazaar, will be ‘se ‘lecree , but THE PRIZE FIGHT DOWN THE POTOMAC. Folks tor July. Al‘ce Carybegins anewswry, | the }rices offered — oss being inadequate and FIFTY HORSES. . i “The Great Doctor,” in the Atiantic, and there garessosen) et # pom aoe oe a suited to harness and saddle. rem description FORTY-SEVEN ROUNDS FOUGHT !! are contributions by Prof. Agassiz, Goofwin sia po ” interest je. é Smith, Mrs. Stowe, Longfellow, Lowell, and | of the parties to tho sald -ause, alesis eo uipy. COLLIER THE VieroR. Bryast. Our Foung Folks is excellent, as | of May, A. D. 1896, at the same. be One very larze Bay Work Heree. 373; hands high, a ‘ Ibis. they cold Lots and 6,in the sald Saire sme | Oncserlince 62 be Darfoctt coupd. NE Seer aes * ae SESGLAINED TELEGRIED -@. Sthelom. f 45; ale. Lot 7, in the : cor ° poesia UNCLAIMED TELEGKaMs, | % iiheee a ent ae ee ee eT ae ee asked tke Masel Rica Rew, GRAPH COMPANY. large tion 4 rable New and atten Denil a: og eaee, Ten yes f * Tyne Cerrlacee Baggies ‘Rockaweys, Express Both Parties Blinded. ‘The romain and other Vebickes. ——>— undelivered, for wont of sumcient eddress’ and — Auso, Grand Raid ‘of Saperintendeat Richards bats og 7 wwy ry fine Harness and Seddie Horses, upea the fighters. "_P. B. SHYDER, Mesager. 07 a TS There will be @ meeting of the are Delioved to be yonder ‘TeHEES an: all other persons havi a en es Pua i }. xed instant. at 3 p.m, at ae ® 2” a“ permet Mahan About midnight last night two boats lett ‘Washington, the Winnimiseett and the Mari. ALso. A large collection of New and Second-hand Har- ott an ot Eh the aggre Bess. ac. nef, both freighted with parties concerned in or Be eoby rio BIO will be | gate smounte seid sale was the sum 2uew. ok ing to be spectaters of 2 proposed prize 1b GARDEN cr the Oo Mo. | Pi therefore by the Court, this 19th of June, xr sales the Besser cvery needey. | fight, to take place at some point down river NDAY, June 25, 1863. 4? Sea pore eee gai Sabes be epee 5 Saturday without to the at daylight. The Mariner party were mostly BE © contlomen and | OPE ere en on before weottee dey ot Joly. A. "Carriages ringes and Hergees wars oa Briystegele, | Washingtosiens and Bal}imoreans, and the Re ese nee, ee ere be Sum - Aupts._ | other boat carried down the New York crowd. x Iz the ir three times a week for & er siris: ve wi before the said 13th day of AL OoaL The number carried down on both boats rae 9 Be, ae "BY Grier of tne Const c° “ O@AL, * | must bave been somewhere near five hundred .) Open A tra: copy. eat—B. J. MEIGS, Olerk. DBLP: Per persons. Tbe Wegk A’ good anertment of weaon- | fe tonstase eile deca Saadhs as aupedene | tee Coemeaal Vilica! menciarah Spee osher pi ES one city oe Foreati—s large COVERED beak “Yocast Mount ‘ize zi vered im | violations of law by the crowd of roughs and Viettore from the upper part of the city will Weave | reese ‘end HCOKSTER SS 708 $8 nee Sem ot zge Ibe. shoulder hitters from. New York, Baltimore, the cars ot I street. sole" | LICHNBE. Apply 220 Hth street, 3 doors ebo: Fi ne te, Philadeiphis..and other large cities, ordered GBASD CONCERT | Petrest. Jos 31° je 19-4t 465 Mh at.. bet. Band Fas. | the police to arrest any of them found under AND EXHIBITIOX ' 1 0 BARRELS BEST ROSENDALE OF- the influence of hquor, but there was no dis- tse Wt tay 0 ENT for sale,to arrive on or about 24 ISLAND ction SOMOOL, | the 20th instant ~ P. BROWN 2 20N Le coats LOWS’ HALL, Commission Me . No. Vat. —_ vem z + dorset eT petwoba F and Frevrects, oF crowd lett the wharves, Cn TEGeameaing etek. | | OR MEW TORK. qi ALL soRTs. ‘The fight was between Samuel Collisr, of Tickets 25. 3 < * jewae | — Baltrmore, and Barney Aaroas, of New York, a fine « wi Buow's ONE PRICE. a side and the championship of tho (ie Mss0niC CRLEBRATION OF ST. | yest K re ogi AY, 4 «mf for 9000 ? OH’ ~ He as = @E0. CO. BENNING; ete ina as aes — Pugilist of note, TO MOUNT VERNON AND GLYMONT. j Tm als MYERS. Agent, je 19-2t corner 7th st. aad Maryland av. contests. Collier, it will be ‘The Masonic aga te Mount Vernon, nn | a TY ote ar a Bolster, of co Seeepryelite Mateus pearcas “8 ec ae ay FOE SALE A very bandvome SADDLN PORT. | 8300.0 side. On that occasion | a . 7 years eugene for bo iy fifty-five minutes, with forty. MOMDAY, THB 25TH INSTANT. ‘ Sono Joun BiNey gentle. To, be soon at FL a: TS9 the end of which the seconds Pe, ill be the exercises at the tomb gna co. hele. Rreet, ie 18-90" the e: ‘ieee 7OBre. 3 S'doombe. ost jowesuref® reaniniaa a en Pain: Giana by up sponge. Bolster nck, but damaged bis hy oY Fight co badt asto have but little winning. His beckers were firm in the that but for this mishap the result would have ing some twenty-three miles down the river, and made page on the Virginia shore, near Pohick On getting ashore thecrowd proceeded: mile aa a half inland, where a suitable place tor the fight was found on a by-1 |, between 2 wood anda corn-field. The grou: prorosars. for the First C: for excara' A-4 be sp eed wut une . plens eam be’ seen at my office, corner ei WENRY B. SEARLE, Architect. ILLIABD SB. SEER te = Hang sinc ee sro ett peemgenat a ce pie compeny re embark and will leave the7th street wharf at 8% 5 $2.0, admitting contionsa and two ia. mee \e bo sold te whe ¢ net Master Spe ee a se tigan, of ‘Both wen sb exceilens commitios, | eigns of distress, ~. —— to bave tte mort confidence, fae Box comsiderabdiy tn ad- | o@ering to bet wo marats. On one occasion fail of Vicksburg, ana w, A hurry Shout some Ursiness. Witness was engaged oS Bing been settied. and completed, Collier ea- Mer beiore eight, and tne Mads and taken position, t was 123 pounds, that i Qnds. The first biosd aad first knock -do Was awarded to Aarons, on the fourth roand. Asrons, who is noted tor his activity and manenvering tactics, resorted occasionally to the drop-down policy illu trated in bis with Heenan; bu the ring. 3 Aarons began to shor eatly incised ir not beyond thé rules At the tenth reu powers of enduri wereary. Ln the ele: visibly, ard got with oe showed fim: Ting. His hands, however. £0 that he could not deal effec- Through his activity, he succeed - te rte be tung testimony of the witness losed “‘'? el a Thos. F. Shepherd was calied for the dei, and testified that Mr. Clephane inqutree witness what be had heard, and be ss auswered the questions. The firm oi Th. son & Co. furnished Cava, Moore's department afier November. Smount furnished was about $10,604, toe Profits on which were about 5 per cen: By Mr. isradiey.—Mr. Ciephsne asked we ess about a week after the eiecion te heard or knew what Mr. MoGhau sad, neg be said tohim tbat MeGban was Offering bet on the election. Thompson & Co tw nished goods to the Quurtermaster’s Denar. Ment only a few months uring (be so.pee sion of McGhan. The testimony was here closed t fighting days were over, and that he stood no chance with his athletic young op- ponent, who seemed c: of stand: amount of pourdiag; at the ead of the 471 To! the seconds of Aarons threw up the the fight having lasted 2 hours and 5 Both Collier and Axrons were so amongst them the well-known pugilists, Laza_ Bolster and Engtish, of New York: also. representatives of the press from Washington. Philadelphia, Baltimore and New York, who were provided with positions in the ring. The boats left Pohick on their return about 11 o'clock, reaching Washington about i p.m. The news of Collier's victory was seun circu. lated about town, creating uch elation amongst his partizans, who seem to bein the majority bere. roups collected at the street corners to talk the affair over, and any person who had been. @ spectator of this “hardest contested fight in America,” wus sure to be the hero ofa circle of eager listeners. But later in the afternoon a fluttering and seaiterationof all such gather- ings was occasioned by a romer cirentated that the Chief of Police was making a raid upon the principal participants and spectators im the affair, and pretty soon not a man could be found willing to admit that he was within twenty miles of Pohick this morning. About three o'clock this afiernoon, Superin- tendent Richards proceeded to the “Wood. bine,” corner of i and C streets, with rounds- man Ketly and officers Hill and Ourand, and arrested Barney Aarons, one of the principals, and Joseph Mullen, Wm. Clerk, Joseph Phelan, John Ryley, Isaac Leningstreet, and *Beney” Lee, under a warrant issued by Jas. tice Walter. Asrous wus found to be thar it was deemed impractic: And an officer was left in ¢ ompanions were < ms - Affairs in Georgetewn. Tar CaNnat.—Arrnived—Roat Morrison.wim iwenty -one boa tons; Snew & Uo. tons; Phillips A Boose, 110.11 tons ersten. Ardinger, with fick and sOndries te liam=po: een boats light FLouR ayy Grain Ma arrivals of flour There were no prices are wnc be Tax Wary ‘There is but tittle ty . transacting at the wharves to day. Noentrs from distant ports, and but few, ‘comparaaie ly, of the bay and river craft are reported Ta. we ve af the coal whur As last week, and altogether the river rather anil te ” is only tem pc “mo £ grain reported ‘o-day aMesctions Of importance. anq ed. 18 08 will produce te way and of vestels for coal that effe —Clearea oston kV REGULATIONS — The striet regard paid to th by the citizens of our { the officers are very ta —_————— PEC TABLE YOUNG DES LON ina reapectabie rh any utd take charge and the repor able. + 08 1th street, and arrested Samuel Collier, who was also found to he too badly injured to be removed, eft in charge of him. ‘© Werearrested in conne. prize fight :—Uhas. Pitts, Jo! Grier. both with concealed cond Ward: Wm. Kui Jobn McWill . Millen, Mort Stephen in the Fo The police are after others, and there is a general scamper of the non-residents. The parties, or a number of them, 1 be beld ior a requisition from the Governor ot Virgivin, on the charge of engaging in a prize cht and aiding and abetting in a prixe fight eeeenest 3 | Tee Cieruane Lives Case — Cirevir Count, Judge Olin —Tuis morning. the trisd of the libel case of F.MeGhan against Lewis Clephane was continued, and ¥, Clephone restimed the stand. Witness testified that he bad a letior from the War Department in reference to the case, dated January 27, 1965, and alse a copy of his reply. Mr. Kiddie offered the letters in evideace, and proceeded to read a letter from Colonel Rutherford, in which he states that explana tory statements had been made in behalf of Mr. McGhan, and mforming him that an opportunity was then offered for him to fur- nish additional proof to show that Mc(+han should not receive Government 6 Mr. Clephane also read his reply, dated in February following, in which he declines to furnish any proof, stating that he hed sup- posed such & communication us he had made Was to have been treated as confidential, and he wac much s' ised that a fall copy of bis letter had been furnished Mr. McGhan. He further stated that he had no ill-feel ing against Mr. McGhban, and that an indict- ment for libel had been found. He also stated that as the letter had been furnished to Mr. McGhan he was not sure but that if he brought the proof but that that also would take the, same course, By Mr. Bradley :—The duties of the commi tee to which witness belongs was to obtain formation in regard to disloyal persons, and report the same to the departments. The per- son who gave the information was impressed With thenecessity of secrecy. Judge junds was the chairman of the committee; there was no record of the proceedings of the committee. Witness never had a conversation as to who furnished the plumbing material to the Gov- ernment, except as to McGhan; nevér kuew tbat supplies were «purchased from Thompson & Co. Watson made rather stronger statements in regard to McGhan in conversation than he did arterwards, Witness did not at the time he wrote the letter give the name of his infermer, because that was not the usual mode. Witness stated that he based the charge ofa McClellan flag being displayed by the plaintiffon his own observa- tion; the charge tha: he sympathised with se- cescionistson the statements of Mr. Watson repees given. WILLIAMS, Auctionee AT IST STEERS AUGTION. sea aS (aman, at 6 o'clock rms -! eighteen. and tr deed of trust om they " and revenme stamps at the costof oF $50 down when the rt ced GREET E WHDLER MS Ane BY GREED & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. TWO-STORY VRAME HOUSE LOT ON D street a between 3d and streets east, she. . ire 763, having J- feet 3 inche Seep with a two containing fou: eed ucttonser. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. ~ A_ FINE TWO-STORY AND B. BKICE HOUSE AND LOT tonne teins Hensee Soe mt pan House : ‘ion On THUKSD. “ OTS, FRONTING OX Betweem 6th and 7th sts instant. at 6% o'clock mises, Lote $9, Si, vision GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aats. GREGN S WILLIAMS, Auetionsers. partl. USTER'S SALE 0} GOOD BUILDING ments of Mr. Shepherd, o: the firm of Thom: = By virtne of @ deed son & Co. Witness received a letter from Mr. tember the let. 1864. McGhan, but did not answer it; never had any | N.C. T. conversation with him on tne sabject. By Mr. Riddle—The firm of Thompson & Uo. never had communication wii in reference to the calied on Mr. herd, mation as to McGhan’s Heipeemss mp ee The other members of the ites were Jodze Edmunds, W. A. Cook, T. B) Brown, and A. Chester. Augustes Chester.—Witness thinks he was a Member of the committee of the Union League. The committee had been in operation some months before November, 1564. The commit- tee was raised for the T B, Brocn, sworn.—Witnees was a mem- bey of the committee referred to. tion ‘was held in 1864 of the Loyal and appointed a committee to repert. Bes to act with a committee of 1 Johnson Ulub. The committee had sev- communications and ts. Witness 4 the committee act- ly. Witness knew nothing of the. —W) W. J. Murtagh, 5% : © prove that thi infofnere itthe libel suit roan wisbarawe ee Fhe Ahad sustained the ir. Cm if i ti and has met him often. Witness never heard bis loyalty assailed until this charge was brought, Witness saw Mr. McGthan at the itan Hotel on election night, but Beard: Bim ote no disloyal eentiments. Freneis McGhan testified that he knew a maa