Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1866, Page 2

- THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation” in the District. Wi D. W ALLACH, Editer and Preprieter. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY.........-.. --. JULY 12, 1866. S7 PERSONS LEAVING FOR THE COUNTRY, DURING THE SUMMER, CAN HAVE THE “ STAR" MAILED TO THEM BY LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS AT THIS OFFICE. TERMS FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS. The following is the official showing of the circulation of the daily papers of this city competing for the Government advertising under the recentact of Congress directing such advertising to be made in the two daily news- papers ot Washington having the largest circulation : EvEntne STAk..... 7,715 copies per day. Chronicle by bs 3,552 THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. Hourly the importance of this approaching assembly becomes more manifest. The radi- cals of Congress and the newspapers in afMfilia- tion with them bave fairly gone “daft” over the prospect that it will usher into being a new organization destined to triumph at the polls | beyond per adventure. The call for a South- ern Unionist Convention to assemble at the same point is simply aconcoctien of Messrs Thad. Stevens & Co., designed, if possible, to embarrass the other cenvention by discrediting (with the North) the pro-Union intentions of whoever may be elected to it from the Soath- | While many ot the latter will be persons who took part in the rebellion. we do not believe a single one of them wil! go there with any other purpose than that of accepting in good faith all the legitimate results of the war and seek- ing to reorganize the Government upon the basis of thore results: which does not include the sweeping destruction of all the distinctuve features of the Constitution as that existed be- fore the rebellion, at which the radicals aim. The concoction of the Tariff Bill now before Congress by the radicals, whether they dare make it law tor the time being or not, strength- ens the proposed new organization beyond measure. It insures for itthe sympathy of the growing sentiment of the West against being made the virtual slaves of the small class of speculators in Congressional legislation, for ‘whose benefit the infamous project is sought to be carried out. It also fixes irrevocably against the radicals the entire commercial interest of the great cities: and it causes the substantial and well established manafactur- ing interest of New Enzland to hesitate upon tbe point of longer affiliating with radical. ism, on the ground that such legislation, while it surely hastens the downfall of the power of the extremists, will leave it (the New England manufacturing interest) to be the scapegoat upon which popular yem-eince will fall when that downfall comes, if it be found identified with the party of Messrs. Ste- vens, Sumner & Co. at that time. On the whole, no party in this country was ever ushered into being with half as much promise of success as that about to be brought forth at Philadelphia, for the country never before had half as much reason to be heartily sick and tired of the mistakes and shortcom- ings of the Democracy during the war and the radical party since the fail of Richmond. THE EUROPEAN NEWS. The dispatches in reference to the news from the seat of war in Bohemia. brought by the St- David, are not very clear; but 1t seems there bave been two engagements between the Aus- trians and Prassians—one near Turnanu. and the other near Skalitz, about fifty miles off, on the borders of Silesia. The fortunes of war seem to have been equally distribated, for in the first-named battle the Prussians claim the victory, and im the latter (an artillery and cavalry engagement) the Austrian cavalry, it is asseTted, routed the Prussians. We already read of the destruction of railroad bridges, which was one of the features of our late destructive war. it will be remembered that the Saxonia, which arrived on Sunday last, brought intel- ligence that the Hanoverian army was sur- rounded by the Prussians, and that a capitu- lation within 24 hours wasexpected. We are still left in doubt as to the fate of that army, as not a word of intelligence in reference to it has been received by the two last steamers. Did it capitulate, or aid it join the Austrisa forces? Like a Ledger story, the news abruyt- ly bro&e off at the most exciting point, and left the fate of the contestants undecided; and the mystery is yet unsolved. So of the Engiish crisis. Earl Derby (con- servative) is to head the Ministry and form a new Government, but he bas to work wit) in- harmonious elements. and encounters difficul- ties im reconciling them. However, the Persia now due, wi'l probably bring the solution of these problems. GNATION OF THE MASTER GEN- BESIGN. JEP Poser ER GEW. We apprehend there can oe no doubt what- ever of the truth of the statement in this morn- ing’s papers that Postmaster General Dennison ‘bas tendered his resignation to the President Our belief ‘s that the demands of his large interests in railroads and other matters in the ‘West, which must have suffered mere or Jess from his abstraction from them through the devotion of his attention te the duties of his office, is perhaps as much the ce use of the step be bas taken as his alleged indi: pos tion longer to co-operate with the President in carrying out the views of the latter upon the subject of the reorganization of the Government. Mr. Dennison has certainly made a most efficient and eerviceable Postmaster General, and on that score bis retirement from the position will be universsliy regretted by thoughtful persons. THE Cavcus. Acancus of Republican members of Con- gress was beld last night im the hall of the House of Representatives. There was a large Dumber of Representatives present, but the at- terdance on the part of Senators was very ‘meagre. not more than a dozen beimg present. ‘The saucus organized by calling N. P. Banks, of Mses., to the chair. The iy Fame or ‘Was toenjoin secrecy, but it has nev: _ oe = there was oo and te te 4 c ce ught upon subject course to be pursued in future legisiation, and -also relative to the athe party, origin l dispatch, and it reads as follows - “New York, July 9% 1966.—Thirty-three ebolera occurred here cares of by scclamation. This is the eighth time his con- stitpents have thus expressed their confidence 13 him. ! | FryasciaL.—The activity in Govermments in New York contumues. At the Raph qoume day @1, of Five-twenties of was roid at 105. Old Five-twenties advanced %. Eee were § lower. The Uommerciai dvertiser of yesterday afternoon says:—The ge of the Tariff lim the House with Hen a large majority has revi: confidence in the Gord Room that the bill | law. There has consequently been | gemand from speculators, with @ view boldng gold off tne market, so as to: the importerr. A strong com! been formed for that purpose, and 8. advance is predictéd upon the of theiroperauions. On theo hand, are outstanding extensive “short” contracts, put out upon the supposition that the Persia will a ata prices for bonds. Gold at lla. nm. . THe CHOLERA In New Yorx.—The New York Express of yesterday evening says: “The —— rere ape a@rather agly a to-day ‘ive cases three and two in a. Two were Tata ond sudden. in both cases quite 7 Wor maps are reappearing again. From Philp & Solomons we have an excellent one of the «Battle Fields of Central Europe,” pab- liched by Colton. S7 The first conflict between the Italians and Austrains took place on Si . Are Sunday battles to be so freqnentin the Old World as they were in the New, during the late war? Sv Five hundred bank clerks have been thrown out of employment by the recent bank stoppages in b S77 The Madrid journals state that Admiral Mendez Nunezis to becreated Marquis of Cal- lao, for bravery in storming that ety! £7 The journeymen plasterers of Memphis, Tennessee, demand six dollars aday ane the | loth of July. s7-Lindsey, the murderer of his child, the Rochester Union says, has been a very ardent Radical. &7 They have now in New York the «“in- junction” cocktail and the “Uardozo” smash. a7 Susan Wiedmann, a young lady, and highly respectable, committed suicide at Zieg- lerville, Pa, on Saturday last. No cause is assigned for the rash act. &7 Losers by the recent fire in Pennsylvania may be classed as unfortunate ex-iles. @7-Ex-Senator Mallory, laie Confederate Secretary of War, has arrived at hie home in Florida. &7 An Illinois tady a both of her lower mbes cat off by a reaping machine. #7 Brigham Young recently got into a pas- sion in regard to Uncle Sam’s proposed mode of selecting jurors in Utah, swore fearfaily, and threatened to whip his uncle. S7 The Cincinnati Commercial (Republi- can) thinks the Convention called by Randall, Doolittle, Browning, Cowan and others, to meetin Philadelphia on the 14th of August, is like to assume the proportions of a political event of first class importance &7 A Gespatch to the Cincinnati Gazette says that at Memphis, on Sunday. colored woman was allowed to kneel at the altar of Grace Epis- copal Church. between two whites, and par- take of the sacrament from the same bread and wine. It created, we are told, a sensation. CNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS. AMERICAN RaPH Oomrany. um ds’ Motel. July 12 1886. ry follow: eh remmali 0 Lhsned oF tat lf lca ataloa Sea Tt o er causes: Mis Julia Brown. E Simmonds. Jno Bdward Maj W P Colburue, James Bigioe n B. P. SNYDER, WASHINGTONIAN TEMPERA CIETY—The regular week!v meeti @: ganization wiil be hela T: SING, at 8 o'clock, at their hell second doer souh of D street, east cordially invited PAINTERS — PAINTEBS.—The lar poring of the H. P. U. ot the District of Columbia will be held at Germania Hail, on THUBSDAY EVENING, the 12th instant. at 8p. m. A full attendance is requested. as business of ae rtance toevery member will be transacted. i A. J. BABNES. Secretary, ORANCE Com- . Jul 836. eréer of the Union OFFICE PuTOMAC ING PANY ,Gsoxcetowy, D.C je Direc! ha: tors of this Company da; 4 clared s divideud of 8 per cent.. with the ‘Gor. ——— tax paid, for the six months ending June vitae J. W.DEBBLE, Secretary. CLOSING OF HARVRY & CU ’8 Bteam Uyaster Saloon and ster Bay di the 1S ~ummer months, for repaite, Meee an VEY &CO most ‘tfal fy return their thanks to their friends and the public for the Ifberal pa pe the past cason, their scious bivalve” ip many other style< than at present. iv ae lem PONED OW, * avo! iT AVO LE WEATHER TES Pie . C. unteers is una void: = WIVRIDAY. Jair ish. when, if the aris ab ones mest at Pomperance Halt tH hast r mii ‘em BVENING, at 5 o'clock. J.C, MOCKAB jy Chairman Committee of Arrannroeets. — J Bl iCH FREBES SP OEY OUMCADE S, -< ‘An invoice of this Wine just recelved. For sale Ot 84.50 per case, by Te iy 12-008t between 13th and 18th‘ ATAWBA Cc COBPL EES sERY CQEBURBS. Ten cases each of Catawbe Sherry Wine, suitable for cobblers. js stares 50 y 256 Fenny Ivante avenue, \ iy_12 cost N ing iy 12-38" ohare itt @ To Beltimore. The Finest. the siehest. the apes ore iu thatline pos e mos! estab! Washington jy 12 st" if LACKBERRY. CHERGY, and RASPRERED VEBDBE BRAWDY and BITTERS Rs Buavk BERRY and CHEBRY <YRUPS, he snwmer season, or. A. 's best _i9 12 cost 5 Wi ie r- GorvEs bas 73 ee gee LING OATAW- wis catty ar tanec Jy I2-e08t 'O MY FRIENDS AND THE @nnN- T jada ris wen r a 4 stock of goods nt cos for nae at days. 20d8 be delivered and must ver 4 — fa- meesurement 5% Berartment Be uilding. o= oF Uetore the 1s Gayot ions Wa Teak pate. vate mys 106, Rauity Docket 8. Rar fatto oth doy of August nexts fiom of maid on weebte tn the the Cane Drier to order of Picea: jection being made by Mr. Edmunds, it the laratory of an act | Nair. Female Intermediate Sehooi—Hattic atten ines ~5 the Secretary of | Gove, Fannie Julien, Arnie Grubb. oe Pa aes "4 108, ali eas’ @eemane ow Den- 19, 13 ; School—Lewis - : £ pafhie’ bam. Gea. Sam. Sbedd. Charie Clarke. from the House. Mr. | Charlie Harkness, Joba Grabam. Female sideration Jane Mar- by, Annie Yeatman, M ce from les, Rawlings. Maile latermediaw in Baltimore, | Sebool—F M1 Frank Wiikins, qvotauions vermmen' provisions Tariff bill affect- | Chas. Bishop, Hiram Jas. Watt, Fielder «<> ss interests. to the Finance | Hunter. Female intermediate School sa Pierce, J Turton, Katie Hawkins, Minnie _ Es Cotiins, Fannie Sotboron. ing Committee. Hovse —The motion pending yesterday at the time of the adjournment, for the appoint- . S. 6's Coupon, 1981.... . Five Twenties, 1902. Pea OIDERED mere. Asit wasa ire 8 lady: bs pak Hae —_ 1964. ment of a sommite 3 in vestigate why the i some aoe toward MORcLER. 339 | U.S Ten aioe war eat published with the evidence street, near the Ebbitt House. 1* taken by the rity report of the same com- from at being taken giving 7. Washburne, of in » Moved to Iny the mo- pe . Sr to ths actesti tion om the table; which was S#. pays 29. rmation towards. ier tof bre 165%; Ten a Se On seetion Sy. Sprit Pn, 8 Commit- x , ; Certificates, 2 tee of Conference was ordered on - eae eats: HAWORE O'CONNOR, . % ing votesof the two Houses on the Lagieia- _ oro P betusen Bani) nercoe eectes Sopioi | STILL AMOTHRE sraRriing DEvELor. | {ie Executive and Judicial Appropriation Cosrey, J scphine Brown, Lewis Collins, Jas wsS * 47 MENT. 1 ifn. Wi . » No. Ba ~y Ty PSEA Sow mens aes 19. a Hote We hear that among the facts brought to B ce ge Ep yt ganereey rey, Idan M. Jewell, Emms Mi , Emma Soldiers’ Or ome Fair. The owner will | ight by the blowing up of that burgiarious | ejection case of Fuller ys. Dawson, about 3% | Be Leda Hunter, Augusta Grubb; No. 3, Goute forward, prove proj bay cherges, concern, the Merchants’ National Bank of this | o'clock t 1 Lallie Finckel, Joanna Oliver, Hattie Davis. Beis aco ar SFE | Seca t's cermepcas ene teesen | -'Sasinectenderoftonaes ine coon | Mee Micd, Gare ra ate ang oem . j ” lo. 4, Mani aro, cover, issue of the stock of the Alexandria and Wash. | “tion of bills reported by the Post Office Com- Heald, Ruth Pocock, Mareel Wroe, Alice Rit ter: No. 6, David Lask. John Everett, Hiram BD—St: fi SED outhe Bais Oth $ ia the fo: A $10 ears old; white ington Railroad Company to the extent of ‘the bac! ree hundred thousand dollars. ¥ Doyle, Samvel Everett, Francis Lang. James it ‘on ne white bind leg; | *0me three hu: lars. 1t is The contested electicn case of Fuller vs. . % 8 rd . Be 4 Cam. fie Shite ou voth front Togs, and write dex mene ststed that the president and secretary of the | Dawson was then taken up, and M:. Law- te banner ee James ae eee am renee, of Pa., proceeded to address the House. vanaugb. tarred to RICHARD Dev company signed the certificates in biank, te be Charie« Davie, Rob’t Stacey; No. s. Ida (iren- south, sear New Jersey aven "in 96e" issued legitimately by the convenient Huyck, agher, Annie L. Siusss, Kate A. Smith, Mar- the: artha h $50 eer lee car Winery | ‘Bo Censurer. and that ne lauer aiiedemem | =TELEGRAPHIO NEWS, | ‘sill, Litas Barton, Marina Kuta,” bt ogee Jot on forehead Arete | up for esormous amounts, put his own re- ment —Male Grammar School—W K. Brown, ae i WAGON anna cae waecie quired signature to them, and so disposed of 7 - - + Lewis T. M. Cowie, Onaries Lewis. Female Garden painted "on. the THE WAR IK EURUPE. 3}, Washington Ci Grammar Scbool—Libbie C. Kelly, E:la May Gets eat nee iy, pt a FOR them as that they could be used to enable the eres Marsb, May Wilson. Male Intermediate ness, with breast strap t L. P. Bayne & Oo. concern to raise money on po lew School—Edgar Frazier, Perkins Squier, John iy ¥ tf = Penta My teh gs them in New York, where one house is said to Abs gop Serra weve. Gremen. Female Intermediate Seheel i ‘Mara 27 & ——— | hold one hundred and fifty thousand doliars - | Bliss, Katie Hurst, Mireetta Thorne. Secon 5 PRA RD, ilbe paid tors Bleck, Ganare | of them, on which they advanced one hon, fourremicced | dary Schools_No. 1, Clara Wilson, Mary Mec. LACE VELL, lost on 14t! Jos: eo assachusetts avenue Hh Hill, on Tues- | dred thousand dollars. Of course the rood is — rene athe ed ja Winnee; pet, day sfternoon. Inquire at Star my i6_ | responsible for every dollar of this frand- Riots ey er a Braff, Carrie C. Davis, Aunte L. Hark- ulently issued stock,ms it bears the undis- puted signatures of its president, secretary and treasurer. If ever there wasacase for the stern action of the courte, this seems to be one: and we know we speak the sentiments of ninety-nine persons in a hundred in asking such action by the courts of this District in all the cases to grow ont of these Merchants’ National Bank transactions as will not only duiy punish those who have been chief actors in the perpetration of the crimes, but will serve as a warning to all who assume the dis- ness: No. 4, Morris Urich, Jobn Adams, Eras- tus Barnard: No. 5, Katie Shes. Mary \ Brown, Theresa McGii Primary Schools— No.1, Jobn Griffin, John Dyer, Harry Bran- delbury; No. 2, Alice Parkinson, Cecilia Moil- doon, Jennie Byram; No. 3, Marion Serrins, Agpes O'Donnoghue, Katie O'Donoghue. No 4, Sallie Vecsey, Ida Bowen, Ella Lindsay No.6, Arthur Taylor, Kddie Kaiser, Patrick Herrinton: No.7.Simon Beard, Jno. Keefe, Rob- ert Perrott; Nos, Emma V. Troxell, Isabeiia Meany, Dora Dutton. Premiums for Penmanship —Male Gram- mar School—Howard Hawkins. bemaie Grammar Schooi—Emma J. McGrew. Male BOARDING. . OUNTRY BOARD can be ol en DEE. Bindensburg eye 4 be aeliliesiaes-aee Sawpy Hook, July 12,5.10a. n.—The steam- er Persia, from Liverpool on the 30th ult., via Queenstown on July Ist, bas passed this point. Late Berlin despatches claim decisive vic- tories Over the Austrians on the 27th and 25th ult. Bear Nachod and at Frankenau. The Austrian losses are stated at from tbree to four thousand and eight thousand prisoners. There were great rejoicingsat Berlin. The Hanover- ian army bas surrendered at discretion to the O& RD —Good BOARD. can be obtained at 2 bet. F and E'= NT TABLE und Firat class ROOMS, at 4 No 74 Missouri avenne, between 34 and 4', streets, at $.0 per month. One of tue most pleas- loca ions in the city, and only one synare fon iD. avenue, wd ith lar, New and G sts.. convenient! Prussians. iry rooms. opposite . f Lord Derby bas been compelled to forma | Intermediate School—James Platt Female spal Hotel. Terme ‘eaecaahien ree charge of financial trusts in this quarier that purely tory cabinet. Intermediate School—Katie Gooaall. Sec. Jate communicating second story front Rocmsun- | they will be held to responsibility for any | ” ‘The Great Easierp. with the Atlantic cable, furnished, for rent. Apply No. 367 Penna. av. Stnennanien einer = bier: No. 4, James Payne: Primary Schoo!s—No. ; No. 2, Lizzie Ledwich; 3, Katie ; No. 4, Annie Bolger: 6. Heary Sands: No. 7, Eugene Atchison: No >, Mary a = J. Buchanan onDON. July 1.—The laying of the Atlantic Premiums for Vocal Music -—Maletirammar cable will commence «1 the 10th inst. School—Lewis T. M. Cowie. Female Gram- The ministerial arcangements were un- | mar School—Mary Riess. Male Intermediate known. School—Josreph Hurdie. Female latermediate Lord Monck, Governor of Canada, is to be School—Cora Adams. Secondary Sechools— made a British Peer. » Alice Willtaras, No. 2. crimes committed through their alleged lack - of due attention to the charge entrusted to their care. _—_——— ee THE BESIGNATION OF SEORBT, - on 'ABY DEN left the Medway at neon of the $vth, for Bare- haven. Sotton was quiet and unchanged on Satur- . Sales 10,000 bales. Breadstaffs were quiet and steady. Provisions had a declining ten- dency Ne. 5, Mary D A 3 a AB: : fred C ‘a aces north of the avenue. Terms Altrea < month. PERSONAL. I KFT RER HOME, on last Monday. 4 instant, GEORGIANNA, daughter of William Herdy. aged about 13 years: dreesed in mourning. All persons are hereby forbidden toharbor her, as they will be prosecuted according to law ‘The general impression seems to be as we go to press that Assistant Postmaster General Alex W. Randall will succeed to the Post- master Generalship vacated by Mr. Dennison. We learn that the relations between Mr. Ben- > S % - 2 = WILLIAM HARDY, nison andthe President have been entirely Tbe Austrians have forced their way through Ne = cy Clarke ™ gay +o y 12 3t corner llth ana K sts, Navy- Yard. friendly. Mr. Dennison was the president of | into Vale Pass and into the valley of Can- | No.5: bora Johnson. Primary Sehvo!s—No the ti nonica. 1, James Woods; No. 2. Alice S. Barnes: No 4. JOR SALR—A No. 1 lot SCAFFOLDING |). convention which nominated President | PP}<é headquarters of the Italian army areat | Magpie Peugb: No. 6. Miliara Lashorn. No.7 YOLBS will be sold in lots tosuit parcheeere | Lincoln for a second term, and he does not Lorre Malaberg. Samuel Fowler: No.&, Annie J Calvert 7 Aer iy SZ Pel Leg and Coal sax coee conceive it to be consistent witt his political There is nething later from Silesia or Bohe- Premiums for Neatness:-—Male Grammar views to countenance the call for the Phila- deiphia convention. regarding the latter as in antagonism to the Republican party as repre- sented im the Baltimore Convention of 1563. Rumor bas been busy to-day with other al- leg: d Cabinet changes, but up to this writing we do not karn that any of these reports haye been substantiated. Saar Soeeee none BLACK CATS AT THE CAUCUS. We hear tha: a zealvus but uniacky “black cat,” who had secreted himself im the House mia. Rumors are current in Paris that the arm- ing of the Toulon squadron has been or- dered. The Paris Bourse closed from yesterday at 651. due. for the rentes. COMMERCIAL. Livgrpoot, June 30, a. m.—Flour nominal. Wheat dull and tending downwards. The weather is favorable for the crops. Winter red iis.alis. 6d. Corn flat, and 6d.ais. lower; mixed 25s. 6diav%s. 3d. Beef firm and quiet. Pork steady. Bacon firmer. Lard dull and nominal. ‘allow opened active, and closed School— Durbin Quand. Female Grammar Scbool—Lizzie L. Campbell. Male Interme- diate School—Squier Taylor. Female Inter- medate Sehool — Alice Collins. Secondary Schools—No.1, Clara Fitzgerald: No. 2, Lockett Benedict; No. 3, Katie Meliing: No. 4. Ubaries Davis: No.5, Magie Alman. Primary Schools— No. 1. Johnnie B. Turton; No.2, Nettie Higby No. 3. Annie Towers; No. 4. Eva MoCuen: No. 6, Stewart Boss; No.7, John Staeey; No. ©, Lizzie M. Lurk. Honoratly Mentioned-—H. VD. Baird. W. M Newman. Mary E. Boss, of Secondary No. Premium for Re vr Attendance and J*ui ca PITAL $500,000 } wl H. D. Cooxe, Wx. 8. Hextixerox, President, of Jay Cooke & Co. Cashier. QUABTEBLY BEPORT of the condition of THE FIBST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTOR, On the morning of the first Monday of July, 1836. — Secured by Government Bonds, fiat. Ashes sctive; pots 238 9d. Sugar quiet | ality.—Joseph F. Hurdle, of Male Intermed. Bathing Eines Bacula $565,748 49 | galleries Inst night. doubtless hoping to get and steady. Coffee very dull. Rice quiet and | School, whe hee been punctually present at ‘and other Real Ketese early amd exclusive imfermation concerning | firm. Kosin steady, 6s.A75. every session for five years. Current E: the doings of the Republican caucus, was dis. {SECOND DISPATCH} Dus from Fi covered and ignominiously ejected before he had opportunity to get a single poiat. Some other sable grimalkin must have been more fortunate, as the domgs of the caucus bave got into pretty general cir- culation despite the injunctions te secrecy. It is stated that Hon. Heary J. Raymond indi. cated a disposition to cut loose trom the Phil. adelpbia Convention, deeming it to have a Democratic squint: but failed to vote proor con on & resovetion offered to the efféct that no poe Crimrx at Court, Judge Cartter.—This morn- ing, Rate Watson, a colored man, charged with an assault and ba:tery with intent to commit a rape on a small white child, was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary for two years. Corneiius Glacmon, indicted for an assault and battery in two cases, was found not guilty in each. Norris for defense. Jobn Williams plead guilty of larceny, and was sentenced totwo years in the peniten- tiary. Thomas Ryan plead guilty of tareeny, and was sentenced forone year in the peni- New Yor, July 11—The Persia arrived ap at 9 Qu. The war news is rather conflicting, but late despatches irem Berlin claim decisive and important victories for the Prussians. After the affair of the 27th, near Skalitz, Vienna despatches claim a victory and assert that the Prussian defeat was complete. On the other hand. the Prussian accounts are directly con- trary, and claim that the Austrians were driven back and pursued by the Prussians. Berlin despatches of June 29th sav the Aus- trians were defeated on the 27th and 28th, near Hachard, by the ist Army Corps, and on the member of either House should take part in | .sth, at Trautemare, by the Corps LifeGuards, | entiary. 1,Wm. 8. Huntington. Oashier of the Na- | that Convention. Mr. Hale, of New York, is | 20d at by Prince Frederick |] Chas Snyder, convicted of larceny, wassen- tional Bank of Washington, D. C., 40 solemnly | said to have been the only member of the cau. | Caries. Av Trautenare the Austrians are | ‘enced to two years in the penitentiary. swear that the above stasement is truco, to the best im the ti “ | said to bave lost three to four thousand in Christopher C. Fearson, convicted of as- of my knowledge ands Fer. cus voting im the negative on this-esolution. | willed and wounded. The Prassians one fault and battery. was sentenced to pay a fine Bigned. - 8. HUNTINGTON, 29 Ft PET Te thousand. Az Manchangratz the Austrian | of $50 District of Columbia, County of Washingt SBBIVAL OF THE PERSIA“. losses are stated at two thousand. The pettit jury was discharged until the ist Sworn and subscribed belose me this éth day of We publish elsewhere European news Ce ne ie sians claim to yee ored emg of October. +1886. ‘ersia to-day. Thi ners, humerous Cc. ——__—_—___— ._ »Signed. W. B. HOWARD. A lacadbasa ees be : set — There was g2eat enthusiasm and refoicing in] _ THE Woop MEasuner's REPoRT.— William iy? Notary Public. merpectivety, giving | Herlin. The inhabitants presented an address | Burroughs, wood measures of Poiana, HINA AND OBOOKEBY an account of the battle near Skalita, it will be | to and serenaded the King. trict, reports that during the fiseal year ending € ‘3 seen, are comfficting, and remind us-very much The Crown Prince of reports in his | June 30th he measured 5,264 cords of pine, DINNER, of the despatches from the seat of war in our | ©2g2gement that he had twenty-two battalions cords of oak, and 17 cords of ash wood, TEA AND, recent civil war, as both claim the victory. oRPosed to twenty-eight battalions of Aus- ig @ total of 7,198 cords. TOILET SETS. The steamer also brings the important mtelli- The Hanoverian army, on the 29th of June, fa apd CouRT, Judge poet — or we tion. gence that military preparations are going on | surrendered at fecretion to the Prussians. | Harris agt.the Baltimore an railroad, aecall octal attention mot Eonsekeepers to in France, and that difficulty 1s apprehended | The officers wotmrned 3 their side arms. The men | action for cumagee, sastatued plaintiff ina roe po op band, of the dest class, in sets; in England; the reform question causing tn- Were dismissed to their homes. jon in Wes' ia, on trial, and The whole Federal army was atand near Frankfort-oa-the-Main. A battle was an- othe italians ha hanged their plan of e ltalians have c! op- erations. Garibaldi was at Lake are, < col to-day the case is being argued before the jury. —————— Aftairs in Georgetown. INGRATITUDE—This morning, &@ notorious negro, & cripple, but a noted thief, who was jeces. GLASSWARE of every var: Goods delivered prompt: District free of charge, jy 1-6t* multe arnong the lower classes in Lendon: also that the Hanoverian army had surrendered to the Prussians unconditionally. jety. im all parts WEBB & BEVERIDGS. THE WHITE HOUSE. The Engiizh Parliament adj unt the disebarged from jail but a few days ago, was Onin’ TAKBM IN PART PAY FOR) rhe vunite House was visited to-day bya | js iorsing a ner Ont HE rey who | arrested by officer Myles on suspicion of hav. Ov} San T ia jety. large number of people, many of: whom called | tain the of the Digs and wo he ong Guyen it see that éane CORD Haw SrOvas fe goots to see Colonel Cooper, the Presid@ent’s Secre- | Liberals, who have acted against Russell's bis disc’ from Jail be applica toa colored For sale at No. 53 43 street, ident ¢ Government, but failed. —T ond door from the bridge. ; tary. The President granted inderviews to a Threate: ‘Gemonstrations bave man named Walker White, who keeps a little few in the early part of the day, but about one taken ebop on K street, between 20th and 2ist, Wasb- place in in among the lower orders on the arene guestion. © t that France will not 1 5 ‘Active intervention is reported Ld Brtzev *piva'ers, Corner Lowisiana avenue and Seventh strest, o’cloclahe declined to see any person, as his attention for the remainder of the day was re. ipgton, for aid, and White, in pity, took nim into bis house and fed and lodged him. This Morning, about 3o’clock, the ungrateful scam DEALERs IN quired to matters of importance. In the fore. | ™%!n qui got up and robbed White of a lot o! GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, boon Seerétaries Welles and Harlan, and at. | *4¥ing siready been agreed upon. tohbere’ an Skee Ef tae toma GOLD and sens por torney General Speed each had an interview i. tobacco, &c., Which, assessed at the lowest iva tf Saturpay Evenixo June 30.—The follow- [Jp 8erction OF COPARTNERSHIP, ing 1s the latest official A’ telegram : PaRpvBitz, June 29.—The Prussians yester- ices, amounted to a grand jarceny. These with tae President. Erticice were only ‘3 part of the goods found on Davis, and though he stands committed for FREEDMEN’S CASES IN OLVIL COURTS. | day were completely defeated by the Austrian | court in this care he is retained at the station wa eatnerahly bh fore existing between The Assistant Commissioner of the Freed. | forces wnder Gablentz, leaving behind one- | unt the remainder of the goods are identified. AL and NECAER ie this day banca ah 3B in North Cazolina i third of their army in \illed and wounded. | Davis is cri an one foot and walks with a The Of the Jato firm will be by | men’s Bureau iy. bis | They Rave withdrawn to Prassian territory | patch tor epiee ursued can make very fast Wm Walter. os Siz @. | Tepast to the Commissioner, comeerning the re- | towards Glatz. After occupying Jacin yes- | time. He was twice arrested fer larceny with. ‘Thankful for past favors, the Batronane of the | peal of the Freedmen’s Disability acts by the | terday the Prussians were attacked by the | in the year but was dismieced wm both cases. city and country fe rex; tal 90) cited at the old | Assembly of that State: “Taximg into consid- | cavalry division of General Edelsheim and ScHoo. EXAMINATIONS. — Yesterday, the on. where bes Carriage building eretion the repeal by the late Convention and | drivea out of Jaein and retreated towards | scholars ot Female , No.2, Miss Emma 3h continued by WM. WALTER, Assembly of all di ing acts regarding the [ Jurman. In consequence of this defeat the ‘arren teacher, weze examined by J.T. Kelly, 5 aL - | freemen, and of all laws unequally affecting | Pre 8 last mightevacuated Melink, Dan- | of the Board of Guardians, at the Western M2 T20Por trax PATEST STEAM Ba- | w ud blacks, and the fact that as the |) bo and Seipa and withdrew in great baste to | School House, to ascertain the progress the KEBY. laws now stand, the white man and black |: Meimes. have made during the year. 347 C Street, setween 43 and 6th sireets. maa are situated alike before the The Prussian losses by Gen. Edelsheim’s at- quitted themeel ves very creditably, 1 ‘reat expense erected oneof McKen- | deem it advisable to turn over to the civil au. |, tack was enormous. at bigbly complimented the visitors atent Ovens, 4 supplied ourselves | thorities of the State all cases heretofore adju- The a opewations of the Austrians ‘c las by the Suan of the 3 moet wroved machinery, | dicated by the officers of the Burean, with. | Were completely successful. Fioun aN>D Gram MaRKET—Dall. No jog Orackers, we are now A june of Prince Frederick Charies with | tran: except in small lots to pa- to farmish merebante with sll articles in our line the army of was ‘ trons. No receipts of flour or grain Pines meas poly wong ‘to any Any ee losses in | vorlmmee of the last | list unchanged. mar! ~ ™ three days are estemated scarcely 2,000 in BaL.—Arrived— Boats fg Col gpl Senne killed and wounded. ‘The Prassian’ becs 1s ot with be-Cape J. Short, with wood: E. Stan- siness. jngtom to sustain us Jeast equal. hope, wood. to marset; iy, wood, to im the effort to. nee industetal interest of Loxvon, June 3, 1866.—The Times says:—It | Pettit; Geo. Moler, limestone, to the kilns; and our ctty. is difficult yet to bring bry y eee Pras- | twenty-two ‘with coal, to Cumberland nt tabesheanare te Lee the ation. sian bulletius teagree as to the result of 4 221 toms: tral Co., 880-2 tons; American ae a » Ny arta tenant General Grant has just atSkalita, There is no dowbt that the | Co” 513-10 tome, 551-16.1088; Hamp- in the advancement ofthe arts. Lieu! sen pe 1S cancion bad the best in thie encounter ‘aba aaere a. tons: Sao wet HAYBENBR. | ished an order of considerable though the a@vantage they obimined is by no | nity ne, Bal iwenty-sevea teats N4roLBon's HisTORY OF JULIUSC E8AB, | The Lieutenant General directs all Depart- | means decisive. bt. Yolume 24. Sir Morton ~ tive | ment, District and Post Commanders inthe | The suspension is a of Dadabhoi ORT OF GEORGETOWN.—Entered—Schooner ~ = Boseser Brison kite of States lately in rebellion to arrest ali Naoropi & Uo,,.of the great St. Helen's. East | Polar Star, Murphy, Bait. Entered and 35, Bev ary ard af Rakeview. ives who have been or may hereafter be ee India merchants, owing to the —iemgrpee: ong Oleared—Schoover E. D. Hart, Law, from and v 8 Footprints of a ‘with the commission of crimes ang offences | T+mi'tances from ane ‘Their to Boston, with merchandise. Letter Garrier Four Yeers in the * DY | against officers. citizens and inhabi- Dorey ane: TaY tants of the United irrespecti : ERAROK TAYLOR. | color, in cases where the civil authorities have BW LEATHER STORRS. N r in pe oh a Ea ER. FREBDMEN MAKING CONTRACTS. N @T! OR os General J. B. Webster, who during the latter firm of 200. part of the rebellion was chief of staff to Gen- Washington eh #0o., ee oe isis aan city fora - - few days Asustant ae Ye, | Szomuatae, ae caw Bee Peete tye + thine! iy 7.108 _—_Foot Bid spaurmane,, W 41Lacd HousE -—Male Qlayten A. Hoover. Fema e Grammar Mary F. Hill. Male Intermediate—Edwara Hust. Female Raff. BESTAUBANT AND DINING SALOON, Southwest corner of Penns. ave. and 1ith street, J. H. BEGAN,