Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, (BXCREPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Southwest corner of Penn's avenusand 11% street BY - W. D. WALLAOH. ——_e—— ‘The STAR is served by the carriers to their subscribers in the City and Distric at Taw OE=ETS PER WEEE. Copies at the counter, with oF without wrappers, Two Vents each. ' Puios yor Maltine:—Three months, One Delter and Fifty Cente; vix months, Three Del- Jara; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday morning—One Doiler and « Half « Year. CLOTHING, &o. L4t**? 3awe Onn Baus. EXADQUABTERS CLOTHING DEPART MENT. SMITH BROTHERS 2 00., Hos. 460 and 464 SEVENTH STREET. TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED BY BUYING YouR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHES HOW. Weffer an immense stock of VV, XXVIII. PIO NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. RAED EXCURSION OLYMUNT z ihe, sel te ational, ir. INES AND SAILOBS ORPHAN, DAY, Augnat 2 Boate leave foot of Beventh sireel sean; wrelock Tickets, $1 iy 26-ata AR2MEMEED THe onPTaTs. _ AN AFTERKOON AND EVENING PIC NIO Will be given AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1ST, for the Benefit of THE SOUTHEBN ORPHAN ASYLU: A Committee appeal to the table torald thaw Ta thelr peed work: Phas eee sure 2 ee. may aid them, that arrangements Will be such as to secure to them a real day of { most fast — amusement, pleasing to the WINTER CLOTHING ST TWENTY PER CENT. LESS then the same goods can be manufactared for to- can seve greatly by buying now for next 4 Celebrated BBASE AND STRING BAND will Faliand Winter ind CLOTHING to order fer be in attendance Hensing is coumeenstictink peur and 3-5 much less than they wi! Wee “4 etd spa commodions very Rost, Pale eo 5 a ve min “Jour immediate attention to this advertisement fitaranen sod svenie Torcouvey visitors to le rom 81 6 of cl 5 eT RATE Beira, | ieee ST nimi s Setting Ladin 2 rocur member m jy Opposite Post Office. | Nittee-or atthe principal b ik, Musical and Drug Stores in the District. J. HEIBERG! F Loudon & Co. Commuttee of Arrangements—Dr, BH. B. Price, ITIZEN'S AND MILITAR me Dr ©. Klienschmidt. Al ysiue I. Mudd, A Ho: Ci 2 AB RCHANT TAILOR, miller, M. W. Shekeli, Louis Pribram. 3¥25-7t Metropolitan I. ‘RAND PIO-NIO OF THE SBASON seu ge etal my Ltt cael 7TH STREET PARK MONDAY, AUGUST 6TH, 1866, PERSONAL. ite benett@ ST. DOMINIC’S NKW CATHOLIC OueKOR. ADAME the nderfal As- We intend this to be the grand Pic Nic ef the ist. ad Planet Hasaer, having Taiely - ‘il remainin ingto: short fase, Binie wonderfual lady was born with gift. She tells the past, present and farure never Known to fail.” She causes love to be mm where it — not pron BP we Cn Pe on marriages, losses. Two Bands have been engaged for the occasion. There will be fireworks ands grand illuminati tric! fid suis Gentieman 2. Ladies 60 cents. — 290 e EREMIAE 5. mace. aD gi BLACK, LAMON & 00. Soarretate Vai fine So Soge fhe es Ooarts of the District, the Bzecutive tarde’ Hotel.) on wee (Grectly oppedes iy %-dtd im. @.¥. BLACK, <6 PLEASURE 18 OUR MOTTO.” E FIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE = LAFAYETTE CLUB, of Georgetown, D.©., will be giv: Set TO GLYMONT, WEPNESDAY, AUGUST 18T, 1466, INGLE, The splendid and commodious steamer Wawas ge sett hax been. chartered, and will leave foot of stree oc _M., pre — a reet wharf, Washing: need caterer at ci jer oe tuperior Cotillion Band has been secured for Poritivels no fmproper persons admitted. Should weat rove incl at. the exeur- “Haare tahoe Sree eto, a ing a ntleman an is, eo. 3. Neanton, J’ Kuba, 0. Davis. Bato ciceas, Corne :Lowisiana avenue and Seventh street, DEALERs IN B Ronen GOVEREMENT s Hutcpins. 6 LA Thomas; i, De GOLD and SILVER, and 2, J. Morgan, J. Quin wit LAND WABRANTS; LE JOHNSON & CO., BANEKBBS. aND DEALESS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS, BONDS. GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. AMUSEMENTS, J. W. & M. P. KREIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, Opposite Metropelitan Hotel. Our Classes will be continued during the commenci: . ing TUBsDAY, MAY 29, 1866, wb wt Hours. y Yor Legian, kines and ‘Desday and cCookE ee Fri ee , from 4 to 6 o'clock. yt ae Pw Glasses, wame me oven ings, from 8 to 10 BERETS Rs For further informetion, during the hours Pificenth stvett, epportie Treasury, Buy and sell at eurrent rates, and keep slways bend, » fatlsupply of alt GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TBEASUBY NOTES, CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., of tuition. or address a note to the Academy. my3-ly ieepeienepaersemieeenenee eee HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &. of the in the center and buat city, with all the modern nese part xtarcs—gas, highest prices for water closets. and bathing roonis on every floor— - or cckarheiaerans CHECKS sbout 100 rooms. As I wish to return to my estate, Ja-t ordered to hagesteres to me by the President, seed bargain will be given. S.O. WHITE, V’ro- prietor, corner Pratt and Hanover streets, Balti more. jy 19 lw AND VOUCHERS au sd! ret ional Bank iret yp asiaeron. {of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President, W 4zracn HOUSE BESTAUBANT AND DINING SALOON, UNTINGTON, Cashier. Southwest corner of Penna, ave. and lth street, — 6-3m T.H.E) VERNMENT DEPOSITORY — im ______ 8. SRG) we —_ SALT Ware Ney POINT PAVILION Ss i FIBANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED This well known Resort will be opened, STATES, 3 for the reception of visitors om the 20th 1097 8%., OPPOSITE THR ruxasuay Duranruawe. |p) 725° Government securitice with Treasurer United Ptates. S7-ONB MILLION DOLLARS._gs week, WM. MITCHELL, Proprietor. Steamers leave Washington every Wednesday and Saturday at £0 eek a. m., and Baltimor: eer Saces atorday 40 clock B m., perdi, Barbi Lr is ay HOUSE + EXOCUBITIES at current market rates CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND WUBNISH EXCHANGE and wake Collections newly cm ALL THE PRINGIPAL OITIES OF THR UBITED STATES We purchase Government Voucherson the MOST FAVORABLE TEEMS, snd give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIEMS ard to any other business entrusted te us. FULL INFORMATION tn regard to GOVERN. Having been thoreugbly re fur vished, is new open for mg pon, e - Boareers, by the day. wi or month, rr ted on the nue athi ads an: roads for driving. Steamers rat daily direst froin Baltimore. Hacksatwayaat the steamboat land- De. a sw Ww. Danpase. HE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND pee VICINITY. MBWT LOANS ot att times farniahed. | 1 have recently enlarged my store, giving me WH. 8. HUNTINGTOS, Cashier. grester business facilities, and have correspond Wasuineton. March 20, 1865. mitt | ingly enlarged my stock of the following Goods, to which I respectfully request your attention when making your purchases: PAPER HANGINGS, of foreign and domestic EXPRESS COMPANIES. manufacture. DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. DECORATIONS for Walls, Saicons..£0.. . OFFIOE 514 PENNA. AVENUE, ial Smee EyIONS AND FIRE BOABD PRINTS. STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS, GOLD WINDOW SHADES, on Buf, Pearl, Stone, Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Taz,and Green grounds, WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS, of atterent widths, ia Green, Blue, But, and White, and wartanted genaine Scotch, SHADE FIXTUBES, complete, RUSTIC BLINDS, ODEDS, TASSELS, ac., TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH, And a very large and comp! jock of 219 PESMSTLVAMIA hia PPOSITE WILLAED’S. — @REAT EASTERN, AORT EET PRESS TORW be OT EERE Berchandise, “and Valuables Lerwerded with aispasaa 0 Ul soveatible sections COLLECTION OF HOTRS, DRAFTS, ayp Mado in accessible parts of the United States, ©. 0. DUNN, agent, Gold, Walnut, Rosewood, and Ebony. iiidn Ww Ze of every description made to order, Ti pICTUSE DEPARTMENT, INSURANCE COMPANIES, ella amateurs end the public are invited to call di it MA*#471$5 isoRance se Haapest GOOD PICTURES op COMPANY hich Thane om as Acknowledging many obligations to my friends OFFICE yeas. “Sev STREBT, . | snd the anblig daring, the gt sige yours: 1 set % solfett v0) - ’m* JOLT: Ligtiticn “agent, erage g mt bed. i 450 and 462, See ib street, (Won. Union} Fneeut Uice Don nat Fation or pant tihcors ca, ; TY. wy T-eotw 4 [PROP EES EGE ,08,.0%, Wase OFFICE Ho. 1, over Bank of Washington, HARTERED BY CONGRESS, 2° SURPLUS FU. of all Kinds insured for « year or lees B ig ? risks granted on the mest favorable BIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE the sab- of waltuees Semi er get oa Pies. er toute union, late’ of Waning, ‘tate ’ - vin ‘ce sod take rseata'| 2,0 dacroara. Ait poricnn be sg ABEL ©. DAVIS, Beo'ry, | (S3hibis the Belore’ the 1atb any ty 480 z 480 Inventor ena Pemonet Rarr’s pee Ec Watches Kepetred ana Warranted, 40 3-6m° ; by law be exclu Sar nett SQUARE and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, ip) YIBLD FIGS, then. and ak ww LOO! "the rick: ct are cat a eerie eat is. bes not yet sttained its fall proportions, everywhere. LY, STEADILY, . SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUCKU GuavzL, Univany Disonpers, Weannzss snd Paine in the Bacg, Famaz ComrPiainte and TrovpLEs arising from Bxcusszs oF any Kinp. OOME, YB AFFLIOTED! TERY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKD. Bold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARNES & 00,, How York, and BARNES, WAED & 00., Bew Orleans, Southern Agents. BUBLEIGH & S7 BUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY KILLER makes quick werk with flies, and if commenced early, Keope the house clear all sammer. Look ont for imitations, Get Dutcher’s only. je 21-eolm COLGATE’S AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP A superior ToiLer Soar, prepared from refined Vrerras_e O11s in combination with GLYCERINE and especially designed for the use of Lapis, and forthe Nunszry. Ite perfame is exquisite, and {ewashing properties unrivalled, For sale by all druggists. g Serhals an MOTH AND FRECKLES, Ladies afficted with Discolorations on the Face, called moth patches or freckles, shonid use PER- BY’S celebrated MOTH and FEBCKLE LOTION. itis infallible. Prepered by Dr. B. O. Perry, Der- matologist,49 Bond st.,W.¥. Soldby all drag- iste in Washington and el: my 18-eoSm ai ae DISEASES. MARITAN’s Girt Jt Lemost certain, safe and ppg elgg nt pan oy over * res in Fecent cases in twenty-four hours. Bo mercury ly ten fe 9-eoly Boldby 8.0. Ferd: Woo naverticersere = en 4 MODEEN MIRACLE! night ad loti Sat ae Suey a HALL’S VEGETABL: BICILIAN HAIR RENE WER. * end — article, Oures ES dry and wiry hair into tifa 6 But ve all, the oa raplai with which tretored Ray vo ne ORIGINAL oe ita few pee P . GE! tue ghee ed nets RANGE, thful beauty. It d hair, cI} the ‘Foot and ‘Alle Vt sith new fie t take a | le trial to prove the trath of thie matter PRE dese application wilt ‘ rm ‘Willsee the Narunat Coton return- ing a beta. You KNOW IT, the old; red of the hair sa baat vse since Satcone slain sad i i % Ask for Hall's Sicili aa Bete Behower: ‘no other is at all like it ‘ou will it Ougzar to Bur, PLEASANT To Try, Axp SvR® To po You Goon. There sremany imitations. Be sure yeu procure tl ine. manufactured only by ee eine ee HALE #00. Nashua, .H For sale by all druggists. ja77-81y TWO BAD CASES OF PILES GURED BY DEB STBIOKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Glass, of Janesville, W: for isconsin, writes the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he bes been troubled for ei; with an BEM * recommendation of there beside the daily testimonials received Jand, ought to convince those suffer- chronic cases of MABRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Besay of Worning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital powers, with sure means of relief. Bent free of charge in sealed letter en lepes. Address Dz. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, ward Association, Philadelphia. Pa. 8p 16-3m DENTISTRY. ee D’: LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 344 Penu’s avenue will fill Teeth with h gold and insert TEETH on Rabber | Very reduoed price. Teeth extracted with- out pain. jy 16 1m* >) REMOVAL. Dr. LEWIE, DENTIST, hes nemoved from 242 to 260 penn. avenus, ten doors Tverh Extvaried Wethout Pate, kU por: Bons hoving Teeth to extract, I woald advise t! Discovery in to call at De. LEWLE’S office, and have them taken out. Teeth inserted on Rubber, Gold and Bilver Plates. ‘n «rder that all persons should have Teeth, we have reduced the price very low, To be convincee of the fact, 2 and see for your- selves. Also, call pa see the new and improved method of tpserting le pene’ 260 Pena’s avenue, between 12th and 18th 8. B. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist, BF ga MINERAL Erte ae er | Fn ctg 8 oan orem ey ep et Rican Fo Feces ceca eh aaa at We egress 50 ) CASES swaltioy BOCK WINE, of the FORSTER RIESLING: faut M+ 3 xiM ER, bi E which Loffer for eale in quentities to suit pur- charers, at low pri Samples cos of the wine can be seen at the ‘Union . . 67 Green street, George- RILEY A. SHINN. JRRICKLaYino Bee eee 1T8 BRANCHES. The undersi, is prepared to ex: best oer Kinds of BE: AN MARON KY, includ Ing hovuse bul Dg. construction of Sewers. Drains jerns, pore tel STO Banges and Ovens, at reasonabic ices. Orders left at 169 I street, Was m. or 119 Bish pirest, Georgetown, ‘wit nels at- nde jy 7-tf J. V. COLLINS, c Tks Cut btireety between anaplveaie me?” aven me very moderate War well ‘done end with dispatch, my 22m Tih arise a Caenter a aan OTe dria, where PIANOS and NBS thoroughly tu wo ATR R at the establishment, "s can 497 Lith street, » ie ae Pah rae ie ot Meine: Word. Silk her derably ocak: ce ee The Secretary ef State of Lovisiana peg Sun aTe— Yesterday afternoon— issued a proclamation from the Governor call. ing for a ap faery ‘ef 1664, and ordering sae to All vackacres. The roclamation calls for an election on the 3@ the convention of 1: 4° ot the unrepresen' parishes of the Comin wealth, It wilt made public on Saturday. The hurdle race for $4,000 at Saratoga, wa ‘won by Zigzag. The race for the Saratoga cup and swee; Ragin 5 was won entucky, Time, 1 minute and seconds, Pos third” race, dash of three art of a mile for $300, was won by Arcola ‘ime, 1 minute and & seconds. A severe storm of rain and ‘wind prevailed along the line of the Susquehanna railroad Wednesday. At Esperance about fifty feetoft the track was washed away, andan excavation twenty feet in depth was made. The second day ot the National Sangerfest celebration at Louisville. Ky., was devoted to picnics and excursions. Genera! Biair bas commenced a suit agains’ | Ties, it was just because they bad the fancy to ‘ne Mistouri Democrat for publishing a dispatch | ‘ke $0 much money out of ote ees tid from its Washington corres; mt stating the public money. It was not the case before the war, but now every one seemed to desire to be foremost in urging these appropriations. & aa Grimes withdrew the amendment offered y bim. Mr. Sumner advocated his amendmen: at length, eile J on the insufficiency of the pay of the clerks of the State Department. In reply toa query, Mr. S. said that there were twenty- five clergs in the department receiving an ag- grey compensation of $41,000. T. Hendricks said he almost regretted that Congress was to adjourn so early. He had been very anxious for an early adjournment, but thought that if they remained three or four days longer, they might, by the aid of the Sena- tor from Massachusetts, understand fully the great service rendered by the clerks of this de- partment. According to the Senator's own showing these clerks were now paid higher than any other clerks in Washington. Mr. Fessenden said there was no donbt of the fact. Mr. MeDougal! offered an amendment, in- cluding in the proposed increase the clerks of the War, Interior, Navy, Treasury, and Post Office Departments, Attorney General. The question was then taken on the amend- ment of Mr. Sumner, when it was disagreed to; Mr. Sumner in the affirmative. Mr. Wilson moved to amend by instructing tbe Secretary of War to cause estimates to be made for the erection of a fire-proof building for the Quartermaster’s Department, stating location and price of land, and Probable cost of building, and report at the next session ofthe Senate. Mr.Grimes moved to amend by inserting War Department im place of Quartermaster'’s De- partment. Adopted The amendment was then agreed to. Mr. Davis offered an amendment appropria- ting > 230,360.21 to supply deficiencies in the ee of taking the census of 1860. r. Sherman moved to amend the amend- ment by providing that no money shall be Sanaa 0 took part im the rebel \. jopted. The amendment as amended was then agreed ety 18, nays 15. bill having been comsidered az in Gom- mittee of the Whole, was reported to the Sen- ate, when— Mr. Sumner renewed the amendment in- compensition of the State Depart. offered an amendment incin- vy Departments. Dis- agreed to. ‘The question was then taken on the amend- ment, acta see bg 13, nays 13. So the amendment was disagreed to. The bill was then passed. popstar ys rsp aga e er laid before the House a message from the President, enclosing a letter from the pepe | of State, stating that a correspond- ence had been entered on between the Goy- ernment and Great Britain for the release of Fenian prisoners. Ordered to be printed pea referred to the Committee on Af- rs. The House then took up as the special order the bill reported from the Committee on For- eign Affairs to amend the peatrality act. Mr. Banks, of Mass., chairman of the com- mittee, very briefly explained the bill. and said the object was to scale our neutrality laws of isis to the standara of the enlistment act of Great Britain. Mr. B.explained the bill main- ly in accordance with the t in support of it published this day, and alluded to the fact that it repealed the section of the neutrality act antborizing collectors of customs to de- tain vessels on suspicion of being abont to en- gage in armed hostility. The object of the bill is to enable this Government to stand on the same footing with Great Briten. it aiso allows the sale to foreign Governments with whom we are at peace, of vessels of war and arms. Mr. Raymond, of N. Y., opposed the present necessarily basty consideration of this bill, and deprecated the sudden important change in our neutrality laws, which had remained in force from the time of Washington to the present— laws which had commanded the admiration of foreign nations. He thought that more time ‘Was necessary to discuss so important a mat- ter, and he, therefore, moved as a substitute for the bill @ resolution for a joint committee, to be com of three members of the Senate and six of the House, to consider this subject, and report at the next session. After further debate the previous question ‘Was seconded, and the substitute of Mr Ray- mond (for a joint committee) was di to. The bill was then passed unanimously—yeae, 124, neys, none. that facts will soon be published showing that Blair appropriated silverwareand china to his own private use while with the army in South Carolina The wigwam for the accommodation of the National Union Convention. at Broad and Wallace streets, Philadelphia is already in pro- cees fo construction. It will bea monster in size, covering the whole block, and will have three main entrances. The Conservative Union convention of Texas has elected delegates to the Philadelphia con- vention. Resolutions were adopted denoun- cing the attempt of the radicals to falsity and detame the people of Texas, and invoking the northern people not to believe them. Mexiean advices to the 1ith of July report Tuscan still in possession of the Imperialists. On the 11th a French man-o'-war was before the town. The Liberals were actively en- gaged in operating against it. A large and enthusiastic convention of the conservatives of West Tennessee have ap- pointed delegates to the Philadelphia conven- tion. Resolutions were adopted strongly en- dorsing President Johnson. A dispatch from Savannah yesterday says’ Twelve deaths and twenty-two cases of cholera since yesterday morning, or sixty-seven in all, entirely among the troops on Tybee Island. in Philadelphia yesterday up to noon three Cases of cholera were réported, one of which proved fatal Very Rev. H. M. Moran, of St. John’s Ro- man Catholic Church, of Newark, N. J., died Wednesday morning, aged sixty-eight years. The steamer Ki from Lisbon, has arrived at Boston. She was attached to the European equadron. The Northern Pacific railroad is open to Marshall, Texas, and arrangements are making to continue it, The work on the broken Mississippi. levees commences on the first of September. The Tennessee LegisJature has adjourned until the first Monday in November. THE AvsTRIAN Losses—. Thousand to ¢ Hundred Thousand Men Ki Wounded and Missing.—A correspondent of the Lond«n News writes : ‘According to the gloomy reports of the Vienna pay the losees of the Austrian miggratz and in the office of the pers, army at the battle of Ko considerably exceed all that was ever imagined by the victors. The Austrian journalists frankly con- fess their army to bein a state of perfect disso- Jution—an announcement which bas taken us wholly by surprise,andis probably as wide Zoe Vainaheaad Cuppene ty te eae e Vol en sup) oO! Cardinal Rauscher) es mates the losses sus- tained in a ten days’ campaign at 100.000 men; while the Neve paper which about a fortnight ago looked upon the downfall of Prussia as a certainty, now consoles itself with the hope that of an army formerly given At 300,000 to 400,000 mer, 150,000 ves are Jeft after all, and will tore = aasembie at. OUlmutz. Buoyed up, no doubt, by this unex. pected intelligence, the Prussians are pursuing their ad van’ with the utmost ardor. From the energy with which they nave resumed the chase aftera day’s respite, itseems as thongh they intended scattering the rear of the Aus- trian army before it can take refuge in the Moravian fortre: AN EXAMPLE For Boys.—A Milwaukee aper says that about a month agoa ragged ittle urchin called upon a merchant of that city, and asked the loan of fifty cents, for which he promised to give bis note, bearing interest at ten per cent. The merchant. struck with the novelty of the proposition, and with the straightforwardness of the boy, gave him the money and took his note, as the boy insisted upon giving it. He had almost forgotten the occurrence, when he was surprised to see the little fellow walk into his store one day and ask to redeem his note. Upon ea the merchant Jearned from the boy that he had in- vested the Money in papers and oranges, and already made about forty dollars, which he was about placing in asavings bank. Me had no fatber nor mother, and did chores at a friend's house for board. s7 Henry Smitb,a native of Canada, has been in the employ of Williamson & Cooper, ‘ut Albion, Micnigan. as a blacksmith fora year vv more, during which time he passed himself dif as a single man, and bas lately married, but scarcely had be got himself settled in his new Telation, When a wife and three or four chil- dren made theirfappearance. Smith learning that wife No. 1 was about to make per eppyer- ance, decamped with wife No 2 to Paw Paw, where the former, learning of his whereabouts, bad bim arrested, and he is now: im jail at Marsbal!l, awaiting trial with a far chance of The civil appropriation bill was received trom the Senate with amendment, and a com- mittee of conference was ordered on the disa- greeing votes. On motion of Mr. Wilson, of I iowa, House ferving the State a short seasom at Jackson: | »i}) equalizing bounties of soldiers and sailors All right. was added as an amendment, and the House Venice —Up to 1796 Venice was an indepen- dent republic. After his victories in Italy tne first Napoleon conquered Venice, and at the peace of Campo Formito, he, though acave a eneral of the Republic of Franee, ceded ice to Austris. Austria had obtained committee instructed to insist on it. At the evening session, on motion of Mr. Moorhead, of Pennsylvania. a new committee of conference was ordered on the bill to protect the revenue. Mr. Allison, from the Committee on Ways and Means, reported back Senate bill to pend the collection of internal revenue in cer. tain Cases in Portland, Maine, until March 4, 1867; which was with amendment. The House proceeded to the Speaker's table and di of the Senate bill to prevent the ‘wearing of sheath-knives in the merchant ser- vice by sailors. Passed without amendment. Senate ee Napoleon and to the title of France as con- queror. She now cede it back to the first conqueror. a CASTING OF A TWENTY-INCH CANNON.—The third twenty-inch cannom ever cast was on Saturday stternoon, atthe Fort Pitt cannon foundry, Pittsburg, and so far as can at present be known, WA&s east successfully. Three fur- naces were employed in melting the metal, these were Sean early in oe re: i firet contained 68,0 pounds. metal, tecond 37,00 pounds. and the third 25,000, making & total, in round pumbers, of 140,000 pounds of metal required for the gun. MURDER.—The Chicago Tribune brings us the details of a terrible combat which took place om board the bark tigo, near th: - oe "s table. arfield, of Ohio, the Committee of Mr. Ways and Means, pets sl to explain the thirteenth section SHooTine Between Womwen.—The San An- tobio Herald of the 6th has the following: An unfortunate shooting occur miles the > city. The mate. Patrick Cambridge, and which Marta Sleware nite ot Mr one seaman named William Moore, hacked ateack Stewart, of that neigh! was shot by a other with knives until the former fell dead. ‘woman, (Mrs. we believe,) the ball The survivor had received seventeen wounds eni g ibe back and coming out through the in the back,-one m thé neck and five in the breast. Mrs. Stewart was passing along the face. Itis expected that he will recover. The erdict of the Coroner's jpry declares that Moore killed his Antagtnla is self detente, pot i te te a SaD ACCIDENT,-A sasieneeat s Accident oc. curred on Wednesday at @ small place mamed £%tne dente oft one y pape Cnaplen picny, Alte aa Mite otcurrence she weeny. Atthe time Xs pi ep ab old un, Boe ag Polnng egro bov, was: met. Both the latter armed with six-shooters. Two or three shots were fired, when Mrs. Stewart fell. From what we can Jearp, the assnult was entirely brought to town, and ‘were tohave been u yenterday. evening before Sustion Lackia. Mes 2 & very precarious condition. but tying sick in bed, w! ber, . passed through her head, i fe berinvtaatlye ExcrPemert 1x te Geral Marxet.On Axvetyé.MF, Sxinder, ; & member of the Sikes Liveeon nee New Brunswick Par) t, Ras introduced a : +A bill to establish condi- for the admission of; the Stntes of 3 chusetts, New ¥: Penpsylvania, Maryland and the District of mbia into the bet m t 3a5c. North American ion; and the Paris, with one ‘s later news, organization of territorial governments for the Cie reporting an & general diker States of the American nation.” tmminent. cansed an active specelativ® movement in wheat, A her recen| to persutae 2 young wai Tomarry AM Owogsten gins ward was wet ha me a8 talent, even - laet <4 peers wea nents ee ne vest of bouse- wives.” “She will tw osterity.© «I bad much rather she would go market." e@ Ellen Halligan is dead in Newark, N. J. Kerosene. ‘Women earn eleven cents per day in New if £ ag . & fa3 i Hil ter ii | FI 8 i i iM & 2 ? | | i or carelessness. milk ts so be anal: chai he: im it ‘We trust that an investigation will be had to determine the cause of this alarm: sickness. in ViEwNa.—The Vienna corres- re gs of the Times, writing under date of uly 9, says: “Tbe inhabrtants of this city are almost be- side themselves with fear, as it is now cur- rently reported that the headquarters of the northern army are about to be removed from Bran to the intrenched camp at Florisdorf, near Vienna. but I have reason to believe that the shattered remains of the great Austrian srmy are being collected at Olmatz, and that its commander wil, for a time pitch his tent there. It is very evident that the Imperial authorities bave lost their presence of mind, and are ata loss how to act towards Prussia and Italy. Count Beloredi, the chiefof the po- lice department and Count Larich, the minister of finances, are the only members of the cabi- net who have energy le:t, and they display it in a way which must needs increase the dis couragement and discontent ofthe nation. fhe former effectually silences the jocal press by expressing & bope that it will not be ne to place it under martial law, and the latter coolly informs the bank that the State requires from it a loan of 200,000,000 florins, 60,000,000 florins ef which must be advanced at once, as the 150,000,000 florins which were borrowed a few weeks ago are slready spent. As dicmem- berment and bankraptcy are now staring Austria in the face, it i matter of wonder that her ple are terribly cast down. “The Prussians must have suffered very heavy losses at Koniggratz,as they were for many hours exposed to the raking fire of the Austrian artillery.” An Excitine Scenu.—Tuesday when the = train trom the city on the Clevelan Jolumbus and Cincinnati Railroad had each & point between Cardington «ineer Charles Langdon saw on the track a small child. He oy. whistled down the brakes and reversed bis engine; at that moment the mother of the child emerged from a bouse at the side of the track, expecti: w see her darling crushed beneath the of the app the train was grad ‘was only 8 few yards, an: The mother or oe child she was still peed ont a. — mother's feeling o was r3 swooned entirely away. Conductor Unaries Gale say thatin many years’ experierce on railroads he never ee So exciting 2 scene.— why be saw se many of your straggiers in the rear of your division to-day. “A.S. PENvLETON, A. A. G. “To Major Gererai Earty.” “HEADQUARTERS, Earty’s Divistow. “Captain: In answer to your note | would state, that 1 think it probable that the reason why Genera) Jackson saw so many of my stragglers on the road to-day is that be rode in the rear of my division. Respectfully, “J. A. Eanty, Major General, “Captain A.S. Pendleton, A. A. @.” MarsHal Berepr: The private correspon- dent of the New Free Press of Vienna, writes to that journal on the 4th, from Hohenmauth: Marshal Benedek this day spoke to the corres pondepts of the new<papers and asked us where we were on the day of the battle. Every body gave his answer. “Now,” said the Gen- eral, There isno way of to the defeat: but be said, leader takes ali the fault on himself. I am re- sponsible for ali that has happened.” a7 The ee says: “The village gos- jand were —_ agog amped ‘Was & Woman, dressed in man’s clothing. She is believed to bave been the wife of one of the others. The woman ws decently interred, ie others were buried hastily in a shal- low le. Ce ae ee &7-Mr. C. H. Brand, a Omeago saloon keep. er, tired of life, ordered his bar-keeper to draw him @ mug of beer, one day last week, which 8 Colt’s revolver in ie Ciosr VoTixe.—A long a. contest: termlosted on Fhureday inet by the sectios of on M.D. Britt. There was election, and another tie at a su special election, and the trial of Tuesday last was the third. Mr. Britt's majority was only ten or twelve votes. has been establicbed the or tidg arepublic in Germany. The Head Centre 1s located in London, and there is @ branch or- a AIxDIANA.—Speaser Colfax being a candidate for Senator from Indiana, and is renominated for trom the South Bend District. S77 The New Orleans Tribune states that there are seven thousand negroes in that city” who fill responsible positions. therr united in- comes Amounting to ®2),000 per day. S77 lt is announced that to thouean A REwaexasLe Bui.etin.—tin Fredonia, NN. Y., the Health Board, in order to