Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the Distriet, WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY... JULY 30, 18660 S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTBR. 7 PERSONS LEAVING FOR THE COUNTRY, DURING THE SUMMER, CAN HAVE THE “STAR” MAILED TO THEM BY LE4VING THEIR ADDRESS AT THIS OFFICE. TERMS FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS. The following is the official showing ot the circulation Of the daily papers of this city competing for the Government advertising under the recent act of Congress directing such advertising to bé made in the two daily news- Papers of Washington having the largest circulation : CONGRESS AND TH iNTANS. Intelligent Irishmen here and elsewhere know that the President and Secretary of State had but one course to pursue in refer | ence to the Fenian invasion of Canada, and that was to execute the existing laws. This plam duty they performed promptly and thor- oughly, but as humanely as possible. In no | wise responsible for the existence of our strin- gent neutrality laws, they were bound by orth to see that they were not violated, and had they failed todo so, none would have con- demued them im stronger terms than those «who now seek to make political capital out or the action of the Administration in this affair, Why did not these latter-day friends of Erm St the Capitol exhibit their sympathy earlier im the session, ard in a more practical man- ner? Congress was sitting at the time of the first and Iast Fenian imyasions. The stringen- cy ofthe neutrality laws was well known to honorable members, who also knew that they Would be impartially executed. Why did not the majority repeal or modify the obnoxous sta- tutes, and thus prove the genuineness of their new-born sympathy! Then if the President bad interposed a veto, they could have made & strong bid for Fenian votes. As itis, we doubt if their eleventh hour expressions of de- Youon to the cause of suffering Ireland, seas- oned with the great favor of allewing the F- B. to occupy the fair building to glorify Con- gress, Will deceive many Irishmen, or induce them to vote for their radical friendsat the fall elections. THE ATLANTIC TEL APH. We congratulate our readers on that latest triumph of Anglo-Saxon pluck and perseyer- " aMce, the successful laying of the Atlantic | cable. Not disheartened by their ‘previous unsuccessful attempts, its projectors have after years ot scientific research and hercu- Tean labor conquered every obstacle, and “the Auvantic telegraph” is now a fact. It will not do however to be too jubilant over this great mechanics] and engineering success, until time has solved the remaining problems, How will st work? and How long will it last! Even if the solution of these vital questions should bé satisfactory, the usefulness of the ‘work Will be much impaired by the enormous charges for transmission of messages estab- itsbed by the company. 3 It is at any rate a most Bappy and auspicious coincidence that the first message signalled trom Europe should be practically the serip- ture one, “On earth peace, good will toward men.” We refer to the announcement that peace bad been concluded between Pras<ia and Austria after a five day's armistice. CONFIBMATIONS BY THE SENATE Among the nominations confirmed by the Senate on Saturday were the following: General Thomas T. Eckert, Assistant Secre- tary of War. St. Jobn B. E. Skinner, ist Assistant Post- master General. Surgeon Charles H. Crane, Assistant Sur- geou General. Major General John A- Dix, Minister Resi- dent to the Hague. Major General Winfield S. Hancock, to be Major General in the Regular Army. 7 = . ——— STS 1 7 |” Affatrs tm Georgetown. | TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. LOST AND FOUND. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. A Cousrn STORE 70,08 LAiD —The cornee ———_e___ ry » stone Tharch, | MSCopal, in the “ N—On Saturday, July . FROM MEXICO. of on the hill south of the casi. AX . course ls THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH HOBr branded 85 A The Empire tm. @ Critical State—An- | and between High ae ae nae ay wu VICTORIA TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON. , punt’on ‘ate fort ront had aha ee FS a . of ($25 will oN we a “ St. Johns, and Williams, rector of Christ's PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S REPLY, HUMsEET. We _* O'CLOCK Fi Mi ve arated eeeniate thst the | Church. wili deliver @iscourses on the occa. —>—_@ BA x s to BnropeT a he reoe ibe th | Sion. ‘The work upon the Dullding is advan. Asry Bay, July 90.—The ha the streets, “GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. wa bbnote Ee aver secete cing steadily, and it will be completed at as the New Foundland Line, ed at Wasurxoton. July 30, 1868. jewsfrom Mexico represent the situation | ™tIY # ~~ cect EA a nine o'clock this morning with trom , } Jay Codke & furaish the following | of the Empire daily crowing more critical. mUz.—Onme of the most. unwelcome ‘itilors to the Queen of Great Britain, te the President | {zen for a value fon 0d One te nl Bravia] quotations of Government securities ; ee Lengroerpar ceeveiyel wd ae the Canal boatmen at the docks this eason 1s | “covonasm Selysie te tr Prstdet ye | SAGES res oto A wo Oompen, st Us| Boctara Rondo eso foueh ekiot ate at | Mata ge ey mrant Revenue Som . ” 3.—To th a oe t hs * sume oO rr lo, wi! uarez a! Cried ten, Washoe ancen”oon- | IN OZICE 1a SERED GIVEN Wap gusty: | US firs Presi it He | Beebi,‘heo raed’ s revoiuion ia Gcnag’ | Teg late of baring thei oma ied up. se gratulates the President on the successful com_ SATB OF SrOUk He. a of ~ Farmers’ and | U. = Silo 1865. 16, | Juata. bie to yd of them, ae Be A tJ official pletion of an undertaking which she hopes. ice” o' ‘own. ai 1.5. Ten, Forties... 90 ndred'Guns fer the Cable. . | Yben he ap) as in! Revenue may Serve as am additional bond of union be] Spege" untransferred in fhe name of the iste Mrs. | U.S )Seyen Thirties -., 104 Racegesirs + EGévérnor Bullock has | M2.” but the eash must come, though itdraws = x 2c, P 1888, TORK tween the United States and England, memes om € 2 aay pn JIRST BOARD SALES. asalnte of hundred guns on Boston |. "pup diawak—Areived, the Little Bob. with Tne following is the President's reply: x — 7 Pg ties. 1964, 106: Five Twenties, | Common to- = celebrate the completion of ‘wood, and Six Da: pa cement and lamber Execurivs Mawson, Wasminoton, Jaly | SHO REGARD, Mien, ost wight from 7th | Te cn Ten Forties, 103X; Seven Thirnes, | he Atiantic | tomarket, E. Staahépe, wood, to do. and @:- 30, 11:30 a. ma To Her Majesty, Queen of the | bind fect, and white spot ow forehead: Also. | 10t x; Gold. 147%. The Cholera in Philadelphia, Company, 390-14 tons: Company, 331-3 Unitee Kingdom of Great Britain and Irciand: | Bea, Grasuington Uity Sarde vente Teng r Sis Aa BES PHILADRLY Ria, July 30.—The cholera re- | tons; American ¥. 652-1S tone: Ce: , The President of the United States announces y oa letters; and a new silve:-plated bar- THE CHRONIOLE CONVICTED. iaerant, con poche ad Hej for two days, | ree Company, 113 tons; Phillips & Boose, ” ‘With profound gratification the receipt of Her | Dees with breast strap oe ot pa ‘The Chronicle attempts in its issue of yester« | Siigay and Monday, show seventeen cases | Zt0n~ Departed J Zin fries t Majesty's dispatch, and cordially reciprocates . Bear Bou q day (Sungay) to eecape from the odium of | ‘and forty-nine deaths. 01 al eeeany nine boats light. the hope that the cable which now unites the be Publishing erroneous statement: connecting o-—_—— @Tue Flovr axp Grafs MaRket.—Tn- Wace VETur Lost oa tae Eastern ard Western Hemispheres may serve 1. v: ates oe street, Mayer Wallach with the interruption of the LOOAL NEWS. market is dull. No increase of supplies; no to strengthen and to perpetuate peace and | day afternooa. Inquire at Star Fenian meeting on Friday evening Iast, whieh transactions of importance, and the price list unity between the Government of England misstatements were exposed by us on Satur- ofSaturday remains unchanged. and the Republic ofthe United States. ANDREW JouNsON. EUROPEAN NEWS. burg to give Assistant grand reception. Cotton was quoted,on Saturday the 21st inst.. at yaxyd higher. Middling uplands about I1a- | 444. Breadstoffs inactive. The weatner is Secretary Fox a Ss and BOABB, at No. 5021 street, between 6th several Tabje Boarders, at @: A FEW GENTLEMEN and cpetocaile home, Borth C street, near 434 Siw of A GOOD will find it at 367 ie Ttalie was sunk by collision at the commencemento{ the battie. An iron-clad boat blew up with all on board amidst cries of “long live the King and ltaly” from the crew. Italian accounts [TO LET_With or without Board. handsomely Furnished communicating or stagle BOOMS, at 512 K street, between 4th and sth. Jy 27-3t~ OABD—Furnished ROOMS, with Bi ¥ B be obtained at areasonable price ra See state that the Austrian | 8t.. bet. 4th and 18th west, near the Treasury De- | Squadron retired after oneman of war aud two | partment. ‘Miso, Pablo Board: iy ¥7t* | Steamers had been sunk. A Vienna dispatch says the Italian fleet were driven back and was being pushed by the Austrians in the direction of Ancona. Itis asserted from Paris that Austria had URNISHED ROOMS. WITH GOOD ROARD.- F TG etn be ae ak 156 Gatrocts betwee 2th and 2iet streets, in s cool and heathy lo cality, Terms, $25 per month, iy 27-3t™ j Sr to retire from the German confede- 92 BERNSYLVANIA he dp , Tation. dt i It is stated that Frankfort will have to pay | Pleasant perlomeend ohne ae rg oe a further war contribution of twenty-five | @30permonth Table Boarders tsken. jy 23.6" seinen as Boxing. (TABLE BOARD at No. 466 10h street, a fow ICE DISTR N Aegean fis | F. BI IBUTIO! DEP. - si | Ga SHIner AB a ‘Notice 4s hereby g n to all persons living on PERSONAL. | tne for opening the streets Ie Inaiied briewce | VOU HAVE TAKEN ABOUT F the first oP October. y Buchu _and two dozen martin petty All peravns dest of introducing gasservice | Now goto Dr. DAKBY. 499 7th street, between D into iF houses year should doso immedi- | and EB. and be cured permanently jy 2-1m" Great toward the close of the time epeciied’thex | { pH, C.8. VERDI dateoi Beiciaore ) HOMEO is a mor a the Compan’ will be compelled to postpone many I PATHIC PRYeiei en AND BURGEON— wath next saomer, 3h is ther are jmportant to ees tend ays = gtreete. Washington, make early 2) cation. On! | PFO Superintendent Distrib: streets, Georgetown aig ivaime t OME WI’ E 07 TENTION, IRISHMEN Con SRtORT MOREY OR WitHoUT med i Tn view of the unscrupulous efforts whieh the | {¥,¥!thout pain cr without drawing, at Dr.STRE: leaders of the Badical Party are making to entice | SBB-N0- 4557thst. iy 20-1m* the Irish citizens of the United States from the path of duty tm the present crisis tn the affalrs of | P#OPOBALS FOR STATIONERY, out beloved country. the IRISHMEN OF THE House of Repr- tives, U1 Ms DISTRIOT OF COLUMBIA feel it to he » duty re Ges Oper July sage t whigh they cannet, neglect, to assemble GRAND MASS MEETING! J s a ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street, fo Proposals will be received at this office, Sealed uni! THURSDAY, the 80th dayof Axgust, igofog clescat atten thn ety ie louse of Boprosentatives of the ted. Statens On WEDNESDAY WIGAT, a: ae ht eet - + August ist, 75 reams white Quarto Post : To repudiate the unnatural alliance so treacher. | fine, faint lined ¢" Beh ne ee ously souht, and to pr im their unswerving 2d- 26 Teams rie ito Peat Paper,extra super: | herence to the fine, faint lined, BEGONSTBUCTION POLICY OF an. yhite ‘Quarto Post Paper, extra super- PBESIDENT JOHNSON. 12 reame white Commercial Note P: { The follor eminent gentlemen will be pres- cuportine tates tined Sard ty? SPY ent ti 088 theconvention bite Commercial Note Paper, extra | Ee 2 r" Shields, Ost ry a. taint lined t ¥ NY. an, Cal reams white Commercial Mote Paper, extra Gen. Kelley, ¥: superfine. pinin Sclate Pane B: : sapersine wider roer" al Note Paper, extra teams Fancy Note P: ecseaienieteaee Bi Feame Gotavo Bote Peper faint linea Bt | reams visas poser mint lined (CS Potion 10 Tax-ravens. 100 Frame M4 ren — iz nc] Wate cy Angry grzien j tough and smooth, te weigh leven pounde sey Owners of Pro; ba ie ter 600 Menill F. 19x24 inches, fiat, ait prey malign of ity Aen ce actos teuektnds th, vo wale monty we Pouead cl ches ye on street, or alley in which a mai| 100 reams Manilis r inches, flat, waters is ? heme hereby reminded thet the tough and Sa ante Fe fechas, 2 pounds recent. from the tax ceases after the last of tie present month, = af "iy Ot $ boxes Arnold’s Patent Ink Absorber, or other BANDOLPH OOYLE, W. B. manufacture 25,000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, Suzy + ffi Major General E. R.S. Canby, to be Briga- e- soene r Ba Bodie a oe the ne white thick adhesive Eavelepes, 5x8); dier General in the Regular Army. TIOe of Mesbinaton atG! TUES 25,000 white thick adhesive Eavelopes, 57;x3°, Brevet Colonel John C. Kelton, Major and | DAY. 7th ef August. Particulars in future ad- inches setae Assistant Adjutant General,to be Brevet Briga- | mente no eee Tt eee naeT | jqlQiim White thick adhesive Envelopes, $::x3% dier General, March 13th, 1865. — — — ‘ ar00 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 875x3% Major General James B. Steedman to be LADY. WHO IS A FIBST CLAss TaIL.- | ‘3°he* é Superintengent of Public Printing. A SaRs will make. when cat, Coats, Pants, | iacfes Vit’ ‘ulck adhesive Envelopes, wrx E. Peshene Smith io be Examiner of Claims, | S34," gr't, (gf featlomien, on ressonable Tne | ean a rere topes, T7<x3% inches State Department. | bes 491 34 » Detween Mary- gross grees Tie pee items Colonel Abner Doubleday, Lieutenant Co). | #248" treet, 5 ae Sogrose Veshing fallton Pens nel rth U.S. Infantry, and Brevet Colonel PUEE OLD Port wine Seon Gillette Beals . Peter V. Hagner, tenan| jone! \e bond 1} 8. No. 44 eo Bo lpage ier Generate, | yi heverecelved from ibe private stock of a well: | Buxtou ‘Bleck Swan Quill Pens, No. so by Brevet, from March 13th, 1865. Brevet Oap- | grat quality TORT WINE, “Alle Done 2 gross Gillott's Pens, No. 313 tain Jobn R. Meigs, Frst Lieutenant Corps of | “This a0 been anown to me several years, one ody a — Engiveers, U. S. Army to be Major by Brevet. | and its te Upon persons suffering with ail- ‘grose4-inch flat T Pres ‘were Ce og berg < neu ae emt to the season have been very bene- Besorted styles dores, U.S. Navy: Samuel » 20 : muine Writing Fi follow J. A. ‘Winslow: James P. McKinstry, j Is is ordered and recommended Py. Dhysiciens, pints te Oliver S. Glisson, Melancthon Smith, Charles S. Boggs, Augustus H. Kilty, Henry Walker, a a ‘m. jor, Benjamin F. Ss, Daniel B. Ridgiey, Charles Steadman and James The were confirmed as Rear Ad- mirats U.S. Navy :-—Theodorus Baily, to follow Jobn A. Dah! ; Henry H. Bell, oden, Jas. Henry K. Thatcher, Syl vanus W. 8. ford and Stephen CO. , Wiluam The following were confirmed as the Com. mission for the Codification of the United States laws: Caleb Cushing, of Mass.; Charles P. James, of D.C: and Wiktiam Johnson. of The following named gentlemen were also confirmed as Jobs Ericson, NY. pen ae ae ane eree 87" We have received from the publishers Mad, Demores(’s Monthly Magazine and Mirror of Fashions for July and August; excellent num. bers both. — S7The shipwrights in Quebec have strack, and a loss of business to Ps city is anticipated. G7 Fred Douglass reports am income of BS.185. S7-The news from Europe continues to be - disastrous to Austria. ral S7-N. B. Judd declines a nomination to Con- from Chicago. gress S7 There is no kind of achievement you could make in the world that is equal to da fect health. S7 The crater” of the Peterab: mune is fuxuyiant with watermelons. _ @ep Ch cvarusy TELEGRaMs, Ls samme OFFIOR, Jove 28, 186. '1CE 1S HEREBY G1Y BR to: Right ety a and can be relied on me ae corner It! ‘ streets, ders, No.2 | iyo under Ebbitt House. Benbolders. No. ae 3 | ¥' Fr jou je | BEeros®'¢ 1ONfasntxotom, July 38 1886. rt Bal eoveitins penile } be recetved ibber ling Pencils | ened antl 4 o'clock m. WEDNE: ober fcrow Pencils t 4 lack ils. hexaron, | Swoon Gum djameterslogs roagnite ates eon beat Carmine and Bige Povo: | and arms o vin Square fo, 47, tae = Fencile | See, Ine! in . icknéss, Wit the ne $ dozen Autograph ks 5 eu epan crit a Kael tear | dicate, tes ance bite } shail cf uae ell excar . @¢.; thesac” &0 pounds bent Sealing Ware — bi Tee all’ di \ fone ate OF ater. pipeesor v Sccldent caused —r on, Various ation | "the reserves to himself the right tore noone par Folders | 19 | sect: propesals. (sdezen Pocket Knives. geod qualities Rogers’ ‘oatemholm’s, Crooks’, menu- 6 dozen pairs Scissors, two dozen each :,5, and¢ Irae edoze Belsvors 19 te 13.ineh CME hetrost, between vattogn = payee pga Wows dons and with @lepatch, 2 Foose re pants FOR OgMr, = H doven = <a jy Bit oe fhe wext 46 Pa, avenue. Bicren ards AwooR Files ix HB No 27 Waterstrest, 1488 AT OST, ts Eoveiones Must be, eztra well gummed, and \tted im such boxes are to Be ‘AT THE COSMOPOLITAN CIGAR STORE, Rlirared: a - ple. 202 Penn's S¥-a shore Willard’s Hotel, aa ; supply of goods, Finny Sh 2 Bre! wil be caves oeran eles a eeditg by B. E. HAYES. ‘of. articles Brats Bieter tbe manufacture of the are to be delivered free of any hs ame air Stine coer tae cient specimens of class of les e with tweor more of tis anata inecattueer tore : Riera gar a May Gee etc ek ed mor yer week. jy 25 3t*" ;Tooms large and cool; the bond fn SHOOTING CASE.—Yesterday afternoon a case of shooting took place near the corner of 3d street east and A street south (Capital Hill) which origipaied from a very trifling cause, Figm a#bat we learn. little child by the name day; but in doing so flounders terribly, ang admite, what we had reason to believe, that its information was ‘obtained. not from the ‘Sauad of police Bitred Holtaeee’ mector.) | SUNDAY BOHOL 1 Xo stON TO GREEN One mi ‘With a sergeant” (who best a J ae % | The Naval Engagements—Austria Against FOUNTRY BOARD FOE = 37% a knew under what authority they were acting, | Of Rengeicka.wae wamiag:| Pepe eage s raye Reente en ee Ee we, | italy—Htalian Iren-ciads Sunk and Cc DEEe be ED meking eaten and were therefore the proper persons to fur- ss “ me Carvasier took 3 box from the Ken- Chartered cars. leave corne | Blown U Mrs. N. MAGHUDER, Blsdensbare. Pie | nish information on tn ointh nor from the Gricks child. The father of the latter, Georze | 7th and D streets. Island. precteelyi Hatirax, July 90.—The steamship China, FREED BOOMS WITH BOARD, ANB | Fenian committee: but (wequote the Chronicle) | R. Kendricks, seeing the aet went out | Rngrarta “Oncibonee cit ee eee from Queenstown on the 22d instant has ar- ABLE BOARD, in a private family,/at 22% | phe man ts of theSoldiers’ Union Concert, | 884 took the box away giving it wn, to convey paseonaers to eh- | rived. H street, near 20th. fe Sal pabeanaer pi in the building,areouranthor, | ‘Bis own boy and at the same time rly, from 10 o’elock tilts p.m tt Great preparations are making at St. Peters- | GBVEBAL GENTLEMEN CAN BE accom ~ ne; 1- | used profane language. Mrs, Cayazier look ty. They, in common with others, were so in- formed. The Fenian committee received this explanation,’ (from the managers of the Sol- diers’ Unton Concert, of course.) Now for the facts. As we have ‘stated be- ing outof the window at the time, told Ken- aricks not to curse her child, and some words passed between them, when Cavazier went out and a fight ensued, Jos. R. Kendricks also participating in it. Some of the neighbors suc- ABO EXOURSION. FOUBTIi AND LAST GREAT AUCTION SALE ceeded in parting the combatants, and Cava- ov THOR favorable for the crops. Provisions are fiat, victualling department second to none. the red, ti - | Gooseie 10F money chase. Five-twenties | Bgureest reasonablerate, Boom tora few Tubie | fore, and as 1p well Known to every one in thi | ier then drew apistol and fred, bee BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS 0 Boarders. 1y 38 8t”_ | city, except, perhaps, those who furnish in- cer Sprague arrested the parties and took Ar CENTBALIA. (Awxarotis Sexctio%,) a Ossian. Wings Na about the armistice bin ide rpuned or Sp pse with or | formation for the Chronicle, the Metropolitan | them’ before Justice Handy, who held Mr. On eames Bret af the Baltimore aud anticipat y the cable. ou! at 3s jana avenue, , at the meet ri 7 lo Railroad, | Saeearones July 22.-In. theJ great naval | corner of 3d street. iy 7 pee policemen, at the meeting on Friday night,(who | Kendricks to bail tor court to answer the fight the Italian iron clad Re were the only policemen present,) are not under the direction of Mayor Waliach at all: and he has no contrelover them. In this case, not only were the police present not acting under the authority or by request of Mayor Wal- ach,” as stated by the Chronicle, which itali- cizes the statement, but they never informed On THUBSDAY AFTERNOON, Augusta At 23¢ o'clock, om the Premises. ‘The sale of beeen calirangdl & month, and vemets going on at this important rai! road cevter, are evidences in ite f¢ oe ty . ed he . pe lorer that shou f Dg meant to in- vest. or who desire a cheap and thi mage, fFom 3Bto ids fon trout. by mat from 110 t 300 feet deep, and those to be sold are beautifully charge of rioting, and fined Usvazier $25 for carrying & concealed weapon, besides holding bim to bail for a further hearing to answer the charge of rioting and shooting. CHARGE Or RAPE AND {NCRST.—Yesterday, Officer Crown arresied Gabriel Cachot, a French scissors grinder, who resides near the . . | 7th Street Park, upon a warrant issued b: Negered ane peatreh. 4 « the managers of the soldiers’ Union concert,” | Justice Walter, charging the said Cachot with itle, foo stm ~ ‘ or any other persons, that they were. So Ser- | threatening his wife and with eommitting a wikt ines yy pentd man. geant Eckloff, in charge of the policemen pres- pee a Raye pane — — ae eatin: Leagh. oof exper ih» years. old. $2 . 8S & part o : ent, is willing to state under oath, thus not alleged to have been committed in Baltimore | on cach lot wheres —— . only substantiating our assertions, but show- | about eighteen months ago, Cachot, his wife BEE EX ON TRAINS. of ton cory earh, “ ing that all reports connecting Mayor Wal- | and family re living together. mat since then poe ge be ~) oo eee geal ’ Jach’s name in any way with this interference | separated. The wifé living in Georgetown, | more at the ss arriving at the Junction at the with the Fenian meeting on Friday night tas, | 824 Cachot came to reside near the Park. A . and returning at 60 clock, con warrant, it ig said, was issued in Baltimore, but the accused was not arrested, and now the charge is renewed. Justice Walter sent Oa- chot to jail for court to answer the charge of rape, and dismissed the case of threats. i ty In tiemen.) from the ssle, FREER UF O11 ARG! a Pp one under 21 years of Travas FREE TICKETS tobe had at the entrance of are wholly false. The public will draw their own inferences as to the motives which in- duced the circulation and publication of such reports. E age will Le allowed wpon Just previeus to trains leaving As for the meeting of Saturday night, it was | tranp ro Prmage—The officers of the Met. | yPitt: Wort Batemore ctrest, Baterseoe or: the play of Hamlet with the part of Hamlet ropolitan Police find it to be a very difficult | office of J. B. FITUU, corner of 7th and F streets left out; in other words. an Lrish meeting with- | matter to pledeé everybody. When they were | Washington city. SAMUEL i. Gov out the Irishmen. We do not mean that there | £20oting dogs. st souls were crying jy 30-30* | awcti: were no “Irish republicans” (to use the Chron- piney! & acti eee ee ee horrid fellows ought to be killed for shooting ¥ WM. L. WALL 200., Auctioneers. icle’s expression) present, but that any consid- | tne poor animais. Since the dog war has been — erable number of our Irish fellow-citizens took | suspended, quite a number of compininis ou SURED ay MOR Tae NO. es part in the proceedings we emphatically deny. | fem ladie< and gentlemen have been heard by | w. will sel" ‘Stand ety Geax BMorta.op: And Major Haggerty “le: the cat out of the peed tment sori ae omc ee ors ja the Fak , ‘L Ww. bag” when he said he heard a remark in the | and in some instances ghildren haye been at. | — = BEE £00... Ancts. § hall that there was no Irish element in the | tacked and bitten. CE. virtue of an orger of destrain ani —By pon te me directed, I shell expose meetin’ —— apenas: : Hie Pays a8 HE Gors.—This morning,G. G’ [fF sto the highest bidder, on Fito APPLICATION FOR MARTIAL LAW. qncoby was arrested and fined spo for deal- | the cael batetce Sh Sadie ee eS “2 = ing in chemicals by sample. uStice Walter. ’ The Assistant’Commissioner of the Freed, Subecquently he Weesteninartiomen for dealing of ning io ome sh wos ta i men’s Bureau in Georgetown has made apph- | by sample, and hte? Ja sad by caer! Bates. z of Wittens tier Joh: 7 E cation for authority to place Stewart county, promptness o! Pol in enforcing this rent due Lay =f ry .B Georgia, under martial Jaw, on account of the | {2 i5 commendable, and the officers deserve | Sm cory Probasco, Protec — indispoeiiion of the Civil authorities to do jus- jy © st tice tothe freedmen. The General says that JOHN DEWDNRY, Baitic ‘01 JUISITION.—} es Y W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aneti “ the citizens there have failed to appreciate or uae enn ree Ft a agant phic B No. 307 Penusylvenis evenne aie recognize the conciliatory character of the yesterday by officers King and Pool of the Sec- SALEOF OVER 20.400 Ww Bureau, and although they have been re- | ond precinet upon a charge of stealing a warck, GOODS AT AUCHTON OFT Peatedly called on by the Assistant Com- | clothes, &c., from Jno. A Stuart of Maryland. Bext, August 24, ot 10 p'clock, at why missioner to enforce the laws and secure jus- | They were taken before Justice Walter who | Mr. 3 store. No. 2% Penn's avenue, tice te all citizens for which pases he has | sent them to jailto await a requisition from | peat 1ethetreet, weshall sell allthe large stock, _ tendered military assistance, if desired by | the Governor ot Maryland. e . them, they ‘ate not vbly failed to do their . 108 pieces Now York Mills Sheeting duty but have even joined with the rioters in o TURNED OVER TO THE FREEDMEN’S BUREAU. murdering freedmen after they were arrested bs Oalicoss, fast cole: Yesterday Chas. Johnson for gambling, and do pleces bt kand ‘Alpacas and bound. A judge named Robert Walton, | janiel Minor, Francis Helin, Morgan Tie 36 pieces white and ann. actually killed, with bis own hands, a freed- and Albert Mack for Site ae pincse prov With a ood assortment of Indies’ Furnishing man who bad been arrested and bound over by the Sheriff of the county on a warrant hibited by law, all m ‘were arrested by issued by the Judge. Walton was allowed to = the @ precinct police, and turned over to the Freedmen’s Bureau. Hosieries, irte, J Bounets and “ever oh other kt re, Of Goods inthe escape unpunished the civil suthorities, Dry The offence ofthe sage ‘was that he had de- 3 30-4 B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts. fended himself inst a gang ops eoe who AT HEILBRUN’S Qeznane’ aouns, daly 3 ICT ition where UMBia, Wastin LJ * tz Or ene Peteees or rope pooner BOOT AND 8HOR STORE Io, the case of. Ficderick ‘Schmidt, administrator 506 7TH STREET, ° So apeents 4 FROM THE TREATY COMMISSION. ine Cs ee Hon. D. N. Cooley, Commissioner of Indian | Can be bought— next, for Affairs, has just received dispatches trom Men's Sewed Gaiters, $3.50, iene Newton Edwards, Esq., President of the Men's Sewed Boots, $5, JA North west Indian Commission, dated “Steamer Men's Slippers, 75 cents, notion eh Ben. Johnson, Fort Union, July 14th, 1966.’, Men's Lasting Gaiters, $2 50, they may informing him that the Commission arrived a Ladies’ Gaiters, $1.25, Spent a that place on the 7th instant, and found there . 7 < the lower Crow Ohiefs; the upper Crow Chiefs | Eadies o> slew etageron {arse weeks inthe Were expected every day: the Chiefs of the A lot of Misses’ Shoes, 75 cents to $1. j . 0. BINS. Grosventors of the airs and three — of iad iy lisgincret Witis the Assinneboins. re was encam near ‘OAL! ft rT) the Fort four hundred lodges of the Oncpapas. TRUNKS AT CosT. Cc C@ab.! COAL!!! They all talked in the most pacific manner, and 506 SEVENTH STREET, ‘We sre now selling OOAL of the followinz will, doubtless, treat in such a way as to give | jy 90-31" One door south of Odd Fellows’ pamed qualities, Warranted 2,240 Ibs. to the ton, complete satisfaction. The Commissioner > iz Mount White Ash at $8.75 an would er = meager oem gw 8. WOLF, C. W, ASMTUSSEN, A. uaRT, Pjawond Voin Red ‘Ash at per trom all accoun a large -}01 o} . desire to make terms. Bir. Edmonds hoped to | Ohio. late Lt, Col.and late Capt. and go.at Potlabelpiis prices ee Com by the tinish their labors there during the next week A.A.@.,Towa, A.A.A.G, Pe for and returg to Fort Berthold, where they ex- A. @., "4 - 4. A.G., Pe. pected to be detained three or four days before starting for home. Mr. Newton states that the negotiations are regarded as signally success- tul, and. it is believed that the tribes treated With will regard their treaty stipulations for a very long th INDIAN COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED. Messrs. A. H. Jackson and Elliott W. Rice have been appointed commissioners by the President of the United States, under articles 49 and 5Vof thelate Choctaw and Chickasaw treaty teexamine and report upon claims of ioyal Indians of those tribes for losses of prop- erty on account of their loyalty, and also upon claims of — —_— ~ vmur feng losses of property by reason 0! e re! ion. The ‘Commissioners shortly to the In- dian country to make their investigations. EXAMINING SURGEONS. The Commissioner of Pensions to-day made the following appointments of Examining Sur- geons in the Pension office:—Dr. Henry J. Churchman, Ohillicothe, Mo.; Dr.George W- Farrar, Ironton, Mo.; Dr. Alfreti Edelin, Corn- ing, N. ¥ and Dr. J. B.Le Blond, Browns" ville, Minn. lies to im their win- P. BROWN sO : bet, Band Fetresiv, ([320EE BOTTEE aeore BUTTER: soil 5a Ww. HABT, & ASMUSSEN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND GENEBAL CLAIM AGENTS, Booms 5 aad 6 Washington Building, corner of Pennsylvania av. and 7th st., Washington, D.C. Dei Siva Bed 2 ; a tors ie Cerne varerkes HANDLES, SOBEWS, TACKS and PLATES. whelessie an@-retail, at Baltimore prices. 3<DeBDMOND 2 O0., WHITE HOUS! The number of visitors at the White House to-day was greater than on any day during the past three weeks. Most of thote present were admitted to the Executive Chamber, as the greater number were Senators and Represen- tatives, who had called to take leave of the President. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING. Itas rumored on the street te-day, that Gen. Steedman hss declined the appointment of Superintendent of Public Printing, and that the place has been tend*red to Cornelius Wen. dell, Esq. QuERY.—Are the gentlemen who addressed the Fenian meeting at the Fair Building on Saturday might, whose character and infia- ence we are inno wise inclined to depreciate, bvetter friends of Ireland or truer represents- tives of Irish sentiment in this country than Gen. Shields of Cal., James T. Brady of N. Y., Richard O’Gorman of N. Y., Gen: McMahon of Md., E. Cammisky of h Ho- gan of Mo., M. W. Ryan of Oal., Antbony Kel- lew of Va., and F. McNerhany, John O. - risand Jobn F. Ennis of this city, whoge , names are advertised in connection with the Irish mass meeting to be held at Odd Fello’ Hall, in this city, on Wednesday evening 1ssvz OF PaTENTS.—Commissioner Theaker ‘will issue to patentees in the week ending Au- gust 7th 206 new patents. } this source to-day ‘were $1,375,505 31. 1 Practice in alithe Courts of the District, the Court of Olain s,amd the severa! Departments of the Government, 4 ‘Will give tPECIAL attention to all kinds of claims arising from the late war. Bouatier, Back Pay, Pensions, Prize Money, and all other classes ef Olaims promptly sod equitably collected, Charges liberal. i We refer to the Delegation tm Congress from lows; Hea. Jnc. A, Bingham. Ohio; Hen. @. 8. Orth, Indians; Maver General 0. 0. Howard, Major @eneral F. Sigel, Brigadier General Max ‘Weber, and thousands of officers and soldiers for. ‘Whom we have transacted business during tholast five years. he edéress Lock Box 51. (jy 30 6" IMB) LLB! , . banat \y