Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 1s PUBLISHED DAILY. . EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Bouihwest corner of Penn's avenue and Lith strcet BY W. D. WALLACH, —_.——_- ne STAR is served by the carriers to their ecneerindi'a tas Oy oil Distne st Taw OxsTs PRa WEEK. Copies at the counter, with of without wrappers, Two Cents each. Price por MAILINe:—Three months, One Dower and Fifty Cents; six months, Tiree Dol- tert; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are srt from the office longer than paid for. Tee WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday morning—One Dollar and a Half @ Year. CLOTHING, &o. I ATEBST NEWS Pie q FROM Oak HALL, EFADQUABTERS CLOTHING DEPART MENT. SMITH BROTHEBS & ©O., os. 460 and 464 SEVENTH STREET. TWENTY PEB CENT. SAVED BY BUYING YouR FALL AND WINTER CLOTHES NOW. We offer ap immense stock of SUMMEE, FaLL AND - WINTER CLOTHING AT TWENTY PER CENT LESS then the same goods can be mannfactured for to- cau save greatly by buying now for next Lo Winter . ki CLOTHENG to order for She 1 Fullend Winter at much less than they will “Jour immediate attention to this advertisement ‘il pay you. eC SMITH BROS &O., 464 Seventh street. — he, Bee at ee its Fess Otee. FE iE : = seca Toit, London &Co.,, — CHANT TAILO. etropeli i, late Brown's « ite Feonsyivente avenue, o my 1-tf my . PERSONAL. anna aaa M4D4éz BROPERIER, the wonderfal As- repe 2 Washington , will ashort time. This wonderful lady was bors with @ natural gift. Sbe _ the , Bev known 5 pap “where it does not consulted on es, Strictly coutdential, Hours of it t nfident * Suis) Gentiemen $1. Ladies 50 cents. from |. Present residence No. 290 10th street, corner of C atreet. nan 7 B. Lamon. @ snuney se. eee ick BLA LAMOH & qemsibeinnl baat Court of the United States, “Omices 408 lath street, (directly oppectte Wil- trrds° Hotel.) Cy INGLE, C. ATTORNEY AT LAW, above Bixth Btree .— Louisiane Avenue, aM A. BANKERS. & co. B ABBOW pinwens, Cerne Lowisiana avenue and Seventh strett, DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT ae, GOLD and SILVEB, y2tt LAND WABRANTS, LE*s JOHNSON & CO., BANEBES. a AND DEALESS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE i GOVEENMENT SECUBITIES, STOCKS, BONDS. GOLD AND SILVEB BOUGHT AND SOLD. mb #-t g*? COOKE & 00., BANEBEES, ‘PVitsonth tirett, opposite Treasury, Evy endsell at current rates, ond Keep always bend, » fullsupply ofall GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASUBY NOTES, UERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., 2nd psy the highest prices for QUABTEEMASTEB’S CHECKS AND VOUCHERS au 3-dtt tional Bank First Na a COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.) President. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVEENMENT DEPOSITORY amD FINABOIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, S7., OPPOSITE THE TREaSURY BEPARTEBHE. Government securities with Treasurer United rete ONE MILLION DOLLARS as We buy and sell all classes of GOVEENMENT SECUBITIES at cerrent market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE end make Collections os ALL THB PRINCIPAL CITIES @F THE UNITED STATES We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TEBMS, and give careful end Srompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS ‘nd to any other business entrusted te us. FELL INFORMATION tn regard to GOVEEE- BENT LOANS at all ttmes cheerfully furnished, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Onshier. Wasnineto! ‘20, 1888, EXPRESS COMPANIES. A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. FFIOE $14 PENNA. AVENU: be Butkcu Ureicn => 5 ‘ANIA A }» OPPOS! #19 PENNSY A = . ItB GREAT EASTEEN, JOBT EE ee ann SOUTHEEN Merchandise, = Valuables Kinds ©) the country, COLLECTION OF NOTRS, DRAFTS, BILLS&, Aue Mode tn acceasibie parts of the United Btates, mb 26-tf 0. O. DUNN, Agent ‘Washington, B. 0. +) AkbING AND pa eopen THU. x ‘Sopeon 28. 130. id Tuiton. per sane . quatttand Tuition for two or more sisters,each, a. F the language family, and « dive 5 kB io SF eteate. vr yn . y7 cotw sia BEB rocinal, [)SsOLution OF PARTNERSHIP.—Notice = be reby given that the Erk es _0 33 ecdaw J. H. McAFEE, ; OTIC g. = s80L DisSOLOTI £00..0f hd: fs the firm af the Toind: Voweleck of New York. the yof June, THUS, N ani secret Boao aco, . Sa ee ORG AN & REIN EBABT, ame Foot G street, ington. D. 475 LICENSED PAWBBROKER.. 475 NOTICE BoyER ” zo arn enero Phares Binary pave, Sentient. Bhp dee Moperty Panton, ~ PIG NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. pa P Ebening V2, XXVBI: | WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1866. N&, 4,181. SPECIAL NOTICES. - The steamer City of Buffalo, from Chicago RBAOB CHUKCH, ISLAND, Y, STEADILY; caught five yesterday while unloading a: Groat saan aesadi ae) ores pn” svccessroizy, 7 Sturgess’ elevator, Buffalo. The boat and alt | Na, a4 SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU roe aeorector 1} Is CURING is v $100,000, yale ge ea every case of Kinny Diszas®, Buavuavism, | and containea 1aAee boabele of Eee, oa ts aD wotcleck on Weal “ Graver, Uninany Disonvens, WEAKNESS and pescor't Bei, ca I geetinone ar 1 igaet jet Omnibuses will be af terasnus of car | Pains fm the Bac, Fruaté Oomrainrs and | Bugsio haa ss too Dnshels of oatson board, ‘TrovsiEe arieing from Bxoxssxs oF any Krxv. COME, YB AFFLIOTED! TBY SMOLANDEB’S. TAKE N@ OTHER BUCKU. Bold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES . , to convey ers to nag Seth hom woes Ft EAGLE SEQ Ne IN WA881NG- iN. In ——- with and German sare Asvecia- cet pete i > earline Setions ofthe a> Was valued at $75,000, and insured for $45,000. The fire spread to H. H. Hall’s store-yards. A meeting of the members of the Chamber o Commerce was held at San Franciscs las ‘week, for the purpose of forming a committee to co-operate with the New York committee tivals so pepeier ij Topesn continent ABD & 0O., | in securing a creditable representation at the ‘A, GRAND BAGLE SHOOTING, & 00., Hew York, and BARNES, W. * | World's Fair in Paris, aud particularly with SRvEn eee RK, How Orleans, Bouthern Agents. BURLEIGH & | tho view of collacive sec Ty, wn ROGERS, Wholesale Bruggists, Boston, Mass., cultural and mineral products of the Pacific General Agents. feb 10-ly WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1866. States for exhibition there. ————— Tampico advices to the 14th instant state commence: ke, m. The Panta ofine Tarlo wi be shot off ta the fol- MOTH AND FRECKLES, that the city#was beseiged by the Liberals, and lowi: er : ‘ Y Ladies aMicted with Discolorations on the Face, ity would 1. 2. Monde; 3 Sceptre muakt Wipes, called moth patches or freckles, should use PER- i ppomnaeetios oe te userior = . +10, Bight | BY’S celebrated MOTH KLE LOTION, | bern cut off. On the 12th a detachment o! Heed: is kusp. Itisinfellibie Freparea by Dred 0. Perry, Der- | cavalry made a dash into the town. The . 3. we wh valuable Prize, all ef ai the Park : fined to on otal sociation only. but every gentle: have achance torry higekill, Gentlemen wat Rifles of their own will find them, ready loaded. at the stand. Concert by the BAND OF THE 5TH U.8. OAV- ide to6 p.m. ; Oaths soemsiiins tears ail bes Siting Boul tn the Pavilion fer those who wish to enjoy a Dance. French are organizing a pattalion for their Own protection. George Wayles, rebel, killed Patrick Fox,a prominent Union man in parish of St. Charles, La., on the 15th of Joly, without the slightest provocation. The wife of Fox applied to Jus- tice Brown for redress, which was denied. whereupon Wayles was arrested under the civil rights bill and is at present lodged in jail, Matologist,49 Bond st.,W.¥. Sold by all drag- iste in Washington and elsewhere. my 1%-cosm poms atedhpurenhnin deol COLGATE’S AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP A superior ToiLeT Soar, prepared from refined ‘VucRtasE O1Ls in combination with GLYCERIN E and especially designed for the use of Lavirs, and forthe Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, aud An extensive fire occurred at Rome, N. Y., GBAND ILLUMINATION OF THEGROUNDS | "BIDE Propertics unrivalled. a Sunday. The whole brick block owned by iil take place after Sunset, For sale by all druggists. ‘eoly Hester March, including the post office, was > — ances Geer destroyed. Everything in the post oftice was TICKETS. FIFTY CENTS. scmitting a Gen- | HALLS VESBTSGLE MOLE Ay BAIR BE- | saved. About twenty other stores were more tleman and Ladies. N or less damaged, and eight barns were burned, ig beetrene Fourteen cases and four deaths by cholerain Hawy’s Vecrtas.e Sicirtan Hair Beyewer The Eagle will be xhibition Menday and a Mr. Cb jomans Restaurant, 7th Restores gray hair to the original coler, New York, three on Blackwell’s Island, and pe ss oad on Dand E streets : Haut'’s V ales Bictntan Hair RENEwsR fourteen cases and eight deaths: in Brooklyn it EDWARD ABNER Prevents the hair from falling off. reported yesterday morning. Six cases and two deaths have occurred in King’s county penitentiary. The Japanese government bas issued a cir- cular dated May 23, giving subjects permis- sion to go beyond the sea for the purpose of lJearning any art or science, or for the purposes of trade, when the application is properly made. The Sweugerfest wound up Saturdaygwith a grand excursion to the Kentucky Mammoth Cave. Over one thousand persons were pres. ent. Everything passed off quietly. A letter trom Prescott, Arizona, reports that PR D Havy’s VEGETABLE Sicirian Hain RENEWER eas EXCURSION. A he oa ‘s VEGETABLE Sicitian Hain Benewer ee not stain'the skin. Li's BIcILIAN VEGETABLE Hain Reyewer Promptly iteelf the best preparation fur the hair ever presented to the public. Price $1. For sale by all druggists. ja30-Tuly Pesetcedissset Slremoter tom. atl FOUBT!Hi AND LAST GREAT Al‘ TION SALE oF THOSE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS Ar CENTRALIA, (Axvaroris Jixcron,) i H On the Loko gees ta ar tool Baltimore and 5 r and Ox THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August 2d, geqent caseein twenty Jour hour’. No mineraivne 24 o'clock, om the Premises. . BO mercury. ten pills to 6 seat eect Cole nina is the soldier's hope, and friend « ath, to those who do | numerous quartz mills are being erected in tha theuceuaitts (alae on at tht nets an Rot want to be exposed. Male js 2; fe- | thar vicinity, and represents mining opera- re evidences in i male, 83. favor that should tions there ing means to in. pleasant home mt. by from 110 to leep, and those to be sold are beautifully flourishing. SaMaRiTAN’s Root anp Hers Juices—A positive ia, Ulcers, bottle. mys and permanent cure for yh iis, Scrofai: pay ic &c Price $125 per Bold by 8.0. Ferd. See advertisement. LATE EUROPEAN NEWS. ; Riots in London, ac, jocated ano centiat simple and t. E Y : 5 [BY TELEGRAPE.} Termes One bait ess ; balance in six months, | 7W® AD Canes OF LILES CORED B DB VALENTIA Bay, July 26.—Field says there with interest, secured by boud and mortgage, or Mr. Giass, of Jai i fsconsin, writes for | bave been riots in London on aceount of the alle: 8 free of expense to purchasers. the benefit of ali who suffer with the Piles, thathe | refusal of Government to allow meetings in e280 case Spe Part of cash payment, tobe paid | bes been sroubled for eight years with a om Hyde Park about reform. ORE RSI ” vated case of Piles, is brother was dischar, [BY STEAMER.] wit he ie bacatct Weoteaion ont soem I eae te: guite pera- The China brings the following items ofnews more at the same hour, 134 0" precisely, on cured with one bottle of Dr. STRIO "g | from Prussia and elsewhere: the day of sale, arriving at the Junction at'the | BIE REMBEY toe tion of these | The Minister of the loterior has hadan inter- same time. and returning at 60 clock, conveyin tlemen, beside the dafly testimon!: view with some of the leaders of political par From the sale. FR EUR CKARGE nD oat fr'pe’Ririckiand, ought to convince front ties in Prosi with reference 10,2 con voca- <E- abt be ” most wated lo cases: tion of the German ‘liament. me of the ee ee ee ee are cared by Dr. a Pile Bomedy., 14) | prominent men ot the National party belonging FREE TICKETS to be hed at the entrance of Sar r+ ‘OBAS. BISTIABI, 371 Pa, | '0 the different German States were invited. each Depot jnst previous to trains leaving Bvenue and 503 Win: “1 ay The official jonrnal says: “The Prussian Gov- No. na’ West Baltimore strest, Baltimore or at ernment ben no > intention of controlling, but 0. u . . D lesires to give the Germau nation the benefit o: Washingt Braue VOorete: CE 7tE Sa Welbon, ‘We en sete Leh peop ater its advice, and toconsuit for that purpose, re- - ol SAMUEL H.GOVER, DB. Ernie. gardless of party politics, with those men who iy 30-3t* Auctionser, pure national unity above all cther consider- ations.” A di ieee from the Headquarters of Gari- baldi, dated Sterd, July 19, says: «In copse- quence of recent engagements. and the occu- pation of Camboces and the Bal de Ledes by and is withal is no dou! ka NDS MELLIFLUOOS COUGH BALE SE, it gives relief almost instant le to the taste. _ ‘RAND PIO.NIC BY THE VIGILANT FIBRE COMPANY, of meorqetown. D,C., On TUBSD: July a1. 1356, At ANALUSTAN ISLAND, A . At ANAL N ISLAND. cough. Itis pi kland, No. aw yolaswers. tee Ausizions in Fort Angolia haye rom 2 o'cloc! m. o'clock #. m. camere for sale nm compelled to capitulate conditional) TICKETS, 50 CENTS. Jy 28 3t_ F Oablee st after an Obetinale defence.” é GPaxD EXOURSION Prince Carignano and the Minister of War bad congratulated Garibaldi on bis success. eo GLYMONT The Italian vanguard was at Piaro on the y the apres fd boy age ‘onal pane AND CBLIBAOY, = may ot 20th. The Italian fleet opened an attack upon ir. for e bene! 0; r Yor en. Jaissa, es SOLP1BES AND SAILORS ORPHA 2 ier [a= struction fot ung pe Se ae issa, on the coast of Dalmatia, THURSDAY, August2, i866 powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of ———— ¢ loot of Seventa street at 43. 0’clock | Charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address De. J. Letter from Hon. Alex. H. Stephens—His Infantry Band will accompany the la- | Philadelpbin, Poo eon” Boware Association, | ““Vicws on the Philadelphia tesco dige, , Dancing will commence et 7 o clock ape CRAWFORDSVILLE, GA., July 23, 1 adies entitled to complimentaries can get them Hon. Montgomery Blair, Washingion, D. Gen Thomas: sf the WartDepertnacere to OF AMUSEMENTS, Dear Sir: Your letter of the 12th instant is be: Tickers. $1. Ladies Tickets, 50 Cents, fore me. 1 thank you heartily fo: No man in the United States did or could, more cordi- ally approve and endorse the objects of the aes nion Convention at Philadelphia as 1 understood them) than I aid: and yet, from considerations of expediency, I doubted the propriety of 1ay taking acting part init. 1 Was also in doubt, to some extent, whether, With other views on the part of those who made the call. the words were not so phrasea in the callas to exclude all who occupled a similar position to my own, and from other considerations as those which had occurred to me. Your letter relieves me from the last class of doubts, but those of the other class still ex- ist, notwithstanding your strong views to the contrary. Individually, my whole soul isen- GROVER’S THEATER. REMeueER THE ORPHANS THE GRAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT By Mr. ABNER 8. BRADY and bis Pupils. which took plece in June, will he repeated THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. 2, 1866, “clock, by the request of his friends and py- have kindly volunteered te perform. ¢@ MARINE BAND IN FULL UNIFORM will perform tome of its choicest selections. ects of tae best ATHLETES of the Gymnasium w prform. The entire Apparatus ot the Gymnasium will be placed on the staze of the Theatre, combining in all a inost novel, entertaining, aud refined exhibi- AN AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC NIC Will be given AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1st, tor the Benefit of THE SOUTHERN OBrHAN ASYLUMS, And the Committee appeal to the Charitable public to aid them in their good work. They hereby as- sore all who may ail them, that arrangements Will be ~nch as to secure to them a real day of in- hocent amusement, pleasing to the most fastidious | tion. Aisted in the pre @ speedy, full, and per- na Celebrated BRASS AND STRING BAND win | POPULAB SUMMER PRICES OF peer LeE conethntiea, aad its permanency: under that Acie tendance Deacing to commence at 20’clock fees cai pecasacaie (Peed constitution as it now stands. Thorels nothiig ’ ” i Gallery .. em ee a. 25 centa | Within my power that I am not willing cheer- ter Weather re Colored @allery.. 2 cents | tnlly todo to effect and accomplish that end. the afternoon and evening te convey visitors to and trom the id free of charge Tickets $1. ning ® Gentleman and Ladies, and cen be procured of any member of the Com: mittee. or atthe principal took, Musical and Drug Private Boxes, holding six... Indeed, (you will excuse me in saying it, but EXTBA CHARGE FOR BESERVED SEATS. itis the truth,) 1 would be willing to offer up my life if by so doing this great result could be obtained. and peace, union, harmony, pros- 4 8 tay be secured at Grover’s Theater, Ang, | Périty. happiness and constitutional liberty be Weed me rs ements—Dr. H. E. Price, be Jo . or Tic kets can ‘be obtained ai Met. thereby secured to the millions now li ving, and Dr_ ©. Klienschmid yeins I. Mudd, A Ho- | zerott’s Music Store, of the members, and at the | the ntold millions hereafter to live on this miller, M. W. Shebell. Loui~ Pribram, j¥25-7t Gympasium and deor of the Theatre. iy 3t een pes “RAND Pl ] = here are many personal embarrassments or GF» ric BIO GE THE EMASON LDOBADO ISLAND, difficulties in the way of my going to the cen- 7TH STR’ PARK. OPPOSITE THE WHITE LOT. vention—tbese 1 alluded to betore—but I am MONDAY. AUGUST 671, 1866, resol ved to be there if 1 can. In no event shall it be ever truthfully said of me that I failed to do everything in my power to save the coun- try and its institutions. I did in 1~64.exert my efforts to their utmost extentto avoid the late mos: lamentable war, ill bea FOX CHASEon the above Island BSDAY. the 2dinstant. All lovers o ithe chate are invited to attend. By order ef iy S0-3t + CHABLEY. p27. 3.W. a8. P. KREIS for the benefit of §T. DOMINIC’S NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH. ‘ We intend this tobe the grand Pic Nic ef ite son ‘There has been great improvements made inthe grounds since the new proprietor, boer, bh: . Ith and to save the Union on constitntional prin- fac ecseonsenntionnens thal sieenueerey DANCING ACADEMY, ciples without a conflict of arms. This f did, it the No.1 placefor Pic-Ni Two Bands huve been eng: There will be hreworks and a ¢ Obinese Lanterns on the too, while many of those now so clamorous for Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. what they call “the Union canse” were giving for fie cccaston. | ur Classes will be continued during the Sam- ad illumination — empermer nee mer, comme: encouragement, thee te par) men at wf abl i+ * ~ lear! We intend to have the very best police regula- TUE DAY, MAY 29, 1866, AT falls coorenton a pariect willing Tickets only 25 conte each y 24 dtd Da on their part, that “the Union might slide” if a : a — = For Ladies, Mi the people of the South so willed it. I was se PLEASURE 18 OCR MOTTO.” a7 afternon even taunted with endeavoring to bold our THE Finer GRAND EXCURSION OF THE o'clock uy Mien dine emnestanhe cecatliel . XC iN = tor by leading menof the dominant party at oLU Fer further informatien, a LAPAYRTTE CLUB, oftelton er aditemnnnens tats Scaloapr ane | Se Norse. 1 "withstood these taunts een when I knew (or was informed truly, as 1 be- Neved) that there was an organized body of menin Savannah to seize the custom-house, ' ad Pulaski, &c., in case the State did not se- cede. at ‘i All this I stated to you; and to which yon allude in your letter before me: nor should I of Georsetown, D. ©., will be given Sap TO GLYMOXT, WEPNESDAYT, AUGUST IST, 1566, The Serommey and eeran aiene steamer Wawas sett be ve x foot of Jilah street. Georgetown. at 8 Ocicck om. re- HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &o, WeAltacn HOUSE BESTAUBANT AND DINING SALOON, < " have esitancy in stating it to the public Seely. cenching Spits ~treet wharf, hing- | Southwest corner of Penna. ave. and llth street, if any public good could be thereby be effected. On. And leering at 9 0 'cha : - #-3m T.H. REGAN, Proprietor. | The public is iny Only object. How e Refreshments will lve fariiched by an experi- = » Ft tosubserve tently with trath, honer U™tep STATES HOTEL, CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY. Aeuperior Cotition Baud has been ~ecured for the Oeca-ton. Fo-itively no kuproptr persons admitted and uprightness, is the only question with me. Personal interests have no influence with me Great Eastern loomed up in huge black portions and Beading in for telegraph bao: Dumber six. pe, we could make out distinctly the dif- re then the Terrible, and then the followed by @ merchant steamer. commander of the Captan Brace «What news?” Government, u; ernment, ca Mexican prople. Cons Prnicaye dele; THE ATLANTIC CABLE, Additiona) Particulars. Herakt’s Oontext, N. ¥., July 27.—The cable bas at length been jaid. At seven o'clock this morning the signal on Seal Uove Hill went up, and a cry was raised La 9 Seceeen wee corsaialy in sight. Excite- men arose, steam was got up on Ddoara the Marwaretts’ Sevoneen without delay. Before another steamer couid be got in ness jor & start two more steamers appeared in the Gistance, and a few minutes after the Mar- readi- arettaé Stevenson steamed out the Narrows. ‘he entire cable fleet soon camiein view, the pro- In the course of an hour, wii nt vessels, the first in order being the Niger, Great Eastern, COMMUNICATING WITH TEE NIGER. When we got aiongside the Niger, Mr. Kerr. Stevenson, Asked ptain Bruce said ill right. We have news to the day before yesterday from Europe. The Am&zon was run down the 3d. Did you know that!” Portland on Mr. K What news of the derr. “No, sir. war?” Captain Broce. “The Austrians are getting licked like blazes. Would you like to hear the lates: telegram! Mr. Kerr. +Yes.” The Margaretta gig, which had communi- cated with the Niger, then returned to our vessel with along telecram with news aboat the war apd general matters to the 24th inet. The telegrams were received on board our little steamer with a degree of wonder, and we could scarcely realize the fact that we were actually perusing accounts of events that had occurred only a few days since. It is difficult to describe the sensation of are felt by all en board the Stevenson. Mr. Kerr and Mr. Maxwell shook each other py the hand, and almost jum,¢d about the deck in absolute joy- ful congratulation. ALONGSIDE THE GREAT EASTERN At eight and ahatf o'clock the Stevenson was alongside the Great Eastern, and Captain Kerr spoke with Captain Anderson and Uap- tain Bruce, of the Niger. Cyrus W. Field made his appearance on the paddle-box bridge and waved Dis handkerchief to usin token of success. The action was responded to by all on board our steamer as wellas by a hearty ronnd of cheers. The Niger's giz then went alongside the Great Eastern and took on board Mr. Field, who was immediately rowed to Heart’s Con- tent. TRE SPLICE WITH THE SHORE END. About nine o'clock the Great Eastern came to a standstill ina bundred fathoms of water, and preparations for connecting the main and shore end cable wasccmmenced. The bigship asatthis time a mile and a qnarter from Heart's Content. The Niger lay at one side and the steamer Medway ou the other side ot the Grea: Eastern. A number of rowboats put out from the stern of the big ship, and after about half am hour's work a large hawser was attached to the cable. The cut was made, and the cable and hawser vere placed on board two large and the other small boats engaged in the operation, while three guns at the same moment thundered out a grand salute in honor of theevent. All hands ofthe Great Eastern sent up rousing cheers,and a scene of enthu- siaem followed. Hats were thrown in the air, handkerchiefs were waved, and deafening shouts rent the air. Our own little craft was not the least demonstrative in enthusiasm. Omfi- cers and crew responded to the cheers of the Great Eastern. LOARDING THE GREAT EASTERN. About ten o'clock 1 was permitted to board the Great Eastern, and the first person tbat greeted me on stepping on deck was Mr. C. Lundy, Superintendent of the Atlantic Tele- graph at Heart's Content. He saysthe voyage w perfect success, not a singl# accident having occurred the whole way. The splice Was made on the 13th, and at twenty minutes past three (Green wich time) the big ship started on her westward course. IN REART’S CONTENT HARBOR. ‘The Great Eastern enteréd Heart's Content harbor about half-past nine-o’clock. While she was steaming dhrough the Narrows the Sbores of the little village were lined with people, and scores of small boats dotted the surfaceof the water. The six colliers in port were decked with bunting, and every house displayed a flag in honor of the occasion. Fror. ihe (lag-statl of the Telegraph House the stars and stripes floated gayly. The big ship also carried the American banner, beside the union. Jack and the Atlantic telegraph flag presented by Mr. Field on the ovcasion of the first eable expedition. he Great Eastsrn came to anchor precisely atten A. M. and was boarded immediately by 4 great crowd of visitors, male and female. in the meantime the splicing fleet proceeded slowly on with the werk of connecting the shore and main cable. The end of the main cable was taken on board the steamer Medway about a quarter totwo P M. and the splicing began. MONTREAL. MonTea@at, July 20.—The announcement of the suceess of the laying ef the Atlantic cable Was made here to-day, and was made the oc- casion of universal rejoicing every where. LOUISVILLE. LovulsVILLs, July 29.—There was great ex. citement here to-day atthe announcement of the reception of foreign news through the At. lantic caple. From Chihuahua. Mr. Romeo, the Mexican Minister, has re- ceived official news from the vicinity of Chi- hnahbua, the present residence of the Mexican to the 3uth ult. President Ju- arez and his Cabinet and Government arrived at Chihnal on the 18th, having met with a very enthusiastic reception frcm the people of the city of Chihuahua and the other towns ot the State through which they . The following is a copy of the circular announcing the arrival of President Juarez at Chinus- bua. DeranTMENT OF Stats. CHIBvAnVA, June 17, 1866.—The citizen President of the Repub- lic left El Paso on the 19th instant, and ar- tived to-day in this city, where he comes to establish for the present the residence of the national Government.. All the State is now free from the invading foreign and traitor forces. The citizens of Chihuahua, always moved by their patriotism, have taken still more pains than even on fermer occasions to make ae and most se eaceasoee 9 de- inonstrations of their respect and for the Chief Magistrate of the nation." "When on other occasions this department has announced the change of residence of the national Gov- sed by the exigencies of the war, at has been stated, and it is therefore anneces- sary to repeat it now, that wherever the Pres- ident may be, and under any circumstances, he will always endeavor. as he has heretofore, to fulfill his duties in sustaining the cause of independence and the institutions of the Re- public until that cause succeeds finally through the patriotiem, courage, and constancy of the Lerpo De Lerapo. To the Citizen 6 & VIEWS OF PROMINENT Re- Evra ene of the tes from Indiana to the Baltimore Con- ‘ ich nominated Mr. Lincoln in 1>64, i whatever—at least I think so, and may be ex. | Venton wh : Id the weather duch - " ‘bas come out in a letter in favor of President sgiibesimanspeallacicr iq | mttme padre esaeehn ts cru ene | Sorc eziobon stages fazed ty | Sena puis ang twee Seer ee Sceiicons | "4 ; | erp and favorite establishment is no todo with the Iaie troubles, further thanen” Wanewee ma stesine ee Botch ins, @ W Thowas ison. WB. | eR for he ORF BATHING SEASON. ferme my carnest protest against them. The | 1 letter received by ‘Senator Dooliitle from Seb tien, J. Morgan, J Hante.“a. FH in ent of rete et ee corned by personal feeling'1 | suf ‘Aicsander Mitenely creche warmly Bhaw Jy BS" | clase Horiede Bate. ‘and this | ShOuld not now bein the sitnation I am. . the Ni Wuliaksenpantion ase je eaten SeG man —— | Slece warvabee watiinaie ba If the Union shall be restored under the Con- | 8PProves the National Uni yet omeeen ECOND GRAND EXCURSION if ce warrants usin we offer demns the conduct of the majority in Co: Ss acd ee Som ort and Inzury Dotto beaur- | stitution, asl earnestly desire 10 see it done, | demns the conde f the President. Mr TO GLYMONT, passed by any ether first-class (and ] syawilling to do all 1 cautowards tnat'} $n Susans the policy o| repu ; : « MILLER, end,) iti8 my fixed pu retire forever a tin? ety WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1566, ws oem | trom all connection’ with public alate. So AA rye fb Pardee coin the-benrfit of the new Catholic Charch in R BATHING. that while it ‘would seem that m present gan. = Sis name to a4 nah eapety . SALT WATRE ey POLIT PAVILI efforts are tending to a result in which nave | tbe list SE REORDER ANG Uduentiat original t a ‘This well known Resort will be more less petonal interest—that is, my admis. | Ptiblicans the new na- _— — - for the reception of visitorc on the sion as a Senator in yet Lassure you sical es movement. a IVE NOTICE, That the eubscri- | Of June. 1 never expect or mend to hold that ition . D. K. Green, a jieon "T'ber has obtained frou the Orelase’ Gourtal | Bare reer: Jong. even if the seat should beawarded to me. | 10F electof MMimois, git abe oF he original Washington county. in the District of Columbia, oer im MITOHELL, Pro stor: Yoors, truly, ALEXa®OER H. Staragne. ers of the Re" japlican party, also gives letters of admioistration on the gersonal es- Steamers le We ‘every Wenetor reasons that shou! ‘be conclusive % ith every te of Virginia Miletend, Late of Washington, | , Steamers leave, Wee m,, and Baltimore | _«@-A cdvutry printer a pa ih | Domest blicr tal and c aid deceased. are hereby warued. to exhibit | (tery Tuesday and Saterday at du clock poe’ | aie oenay Benedek’s "nocniacher Senn ine Whe Niet Gander oeeenben tae bn at th the vonchers thereof. to themubecri. | ‘opehine seine andcoming atthe Poiut sv 7-2? | Waxed a la hongteise, Makes it Tend ele an | theta 4 ber. on or Nefore the 24) day of June next: Frere: sERDIi MLL = | greace. tang otberwiee. by lew, be excluded from nder my hand thie 237 day of June. 1954, shares 7 bane Deetkves w LcoYD: (;ELEBBATEDO Hams. @7 The Pittsba: enn, azette com: bai beenuse toll parsed fuga ince on dae — the bridges 1p thatvicinity. Ov all others they are allowed fo pass free, @ Tennyson is the only “gentieman” who 4 complete assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, v0 which We solicit the attention of ANGE FP (Wary land ) BAKERS AND GROCERS. dares wear a soft hatin London. Everenn TIBLDS WEST ri EIA Western a MILL FEED, MEAb, BALED HaY, Se seer Jields to ihe enobvish rile or corner isth end_F streets, and all kinds of FEED at low rates. 7 te . 3 hw teder Bette fowre. | CnoumD aLUm. Priva. shnead: ond aetna nee arn 7 AND Di 29) And TORE'S IBLAND GALT | of we pews, Tobey dears E: serea, ue BOI | for caté low in lote $0 puit by some sacramental wine, and broket) draui selings, and enable you $0 een ad W.M.G@aLT aco, | deliers. ice RIOT IN NEW ORLEANS. red—Five Freedmen be Military Called New ORLEA July 20 torney General of the State Governor telegrapbed to the President of tne United States, informing bim of ine violent and incendiary proceedings and speeches at the Republican negro meeting the night o- fore, Siang tbat & serious riot wae feared: July 29. —Y¥. the LAentenan the Governor bad issued a pro.) non £ an election to fill vacances in “s rs nVenUOR, and was in league with ine Repablicans, that it was intended to sudict the members of the convention by heed apm Fog! » aud asking if the President inten tha: the Military forces of the United Staves should in- teriere to prevent the execution of civil pro- cess. The President reptied as follows Wasnincion, July 2s, 1866.— 7 Alert Veor- Mes, Lieut. Governor of Louitiana: The mili Wil be expected to sustain, oa not obstruct or iptertere with the proceedin Of the cour's. A dispatch on the subject of this convention ‘Was sent to Gov. Wells thus be iy A. Jouwsox The Mayor bas issued the following procia- mation MAYORALTY oF New Onteaws, City Hall, July 29, 1566 —W bereas the exuncuon eoaven- tion of I+4 proposes meeting this ; and whereas intelligence bas reached me that the peace and good order of the city might be dis. turbed, pow. tberefore, 1, John T Monree, Mayor of the city of New Orleans. do issue thit, my proclamation, calling upon th goed je Of this city to avoid with care all dis. Taree nces and collision: and 1 do particniariy callon the younger members of the commu. pity to act With such calnmess and Propriety Ss that the good name of the city may not be tarnished. and the enemies of thé reconstruc- tion poticy of President Jobuson be not at- forded an opportunity (so much courted oy them) of creating a breach of the peace and of falsifying facts, to the great myury of the cit and State; and 1 do further enjom upon alt good citizens to refrain trom gathering in or about the place of meeting of said extunctuion convention, satisfied by recent dispatches from ‘Washington that the deliberats of ‘he mem- bers thereof will receive no countenance from the President, and that be will sustain the Agents of tne present civil government ang vindicate its Inws and acts to the satefacuon of the good people of the State. Joun T. Mowror, In an interview with the Mayor rday, General Baird stated posituvely thai be would prevent the sheriff and posse or any State or civil officer from interfering with the con ven- yor tion The Tribune, a Republican paper, says the convention will meet to-morrow and adjourn until the middle of September. New ORLEans, July &.—The Commercial, in an extra, publishes the Governor's procia- maton ordering an election on the 3d of Sep- tember to fill vacancies to the Cons sonal Convention. The rebel Secretary of State re- fuses to affix bis signature, it there isa de- cision of the Supreme ¢ t Wich readers this unnecessary. Sheriffs, commissioners of elections, and other officers therein concerned, are ordered to hold the elections. Noone will be allowed to vote who bas not taken the oath, us prescribed by the amnesty proclamation of the President of the United States, either of January 1, 1564, or Mny 29, 1°65. An immense « is being held in this city to en- dorse the policy of Congress and the call for the reassembling of the convention of 1964. The greatest enthusiasm prevails. The State Houee is crowded, and also the street. Gov Haba pevrene over the inside meeting and Judge Harkins over the outside New ORLEANS, July : ‘The Constitatonal Convention will meet morrow. There i great excitement in the city, and loud threats by the rebels to break 3 the session. The rebel sheriff, Gen. Harry Hayes, has sworn in & posse of deputies to promote this disruption. Members of the convention are open: ly tm ened with the lamp-post, but the Union men are resolute and sanguine. The Governor has returned to the city, and is engaged im organ- izing the miliua, irrespective of color, a force of which will guard the State House. MEFTINO OF THE CONVENTION. New ORLEANS, July 3).—The con vention of ic64 met to-day at 12 o'clock Twenty-six members were present. There bas been no in- terference yet. The mi itary will be ordered out. A party of negroes who were marching toward Mechanic's Institute with flags and beating drums were met by some whites, who, upon attacking them. were repulsed. Severai sbots were fired, but no one was rk. The city is considerably excited. GREAT EXCITEMENT PREVAILING—¥IVE wR- GROES KILLED. New ORLEANS, July 30—1.15 p. m.—The most intense excitement prevatis at writing. In- discriminate firing is going on im Common, Canal, and Dryalls streets. Three megroes were killed on Dryallsand two on Common streets. Two whites are reported wounded. An immenee police force is out and using all efforts possible to quell the riot. A large num- ber of negroes, armed in every conceivable manver, but principally with clubs, are - bled in front of Mechanics’ Instutote. The Mayor's proclamation is being well observed by the whites. New On.gans, July 30—3.15 p. m.—Theont- side riot is suspended. The police have sur- Tounced the convention building. An immense crowd are outside. ‘Ibe building is fuji of the Members of the convention and negroes. The olice are trying to get them ont, but the Ppop.- | oes are very belligerent. Dr. A. P. Dasue and Jobn Henderson. Jr. were bronght om dead, and carried off in carts. It isdoubtfalif many will cet out alive. INDISCRIMINATE PIRING New ORLEays, July 30—3.15 p.m.—On the meeting of the convention the popaiace sur- rounded the building. An immense number of negroes are inside and outside, The police and people quickly became masters of the situation and the building was closely besieged. The in- side party hung out a flag of truce, whereupon the police ascended the stairs to protect the members. No sooner had they reached the room when the parties outside opened an indis. criminate fire. The flag is no longer respected, und every visible bead from the building is fired upor. It is not yet known bow Many are in the building. Arrests continue to be made, and the crowd continues. The police are pe- baving in the most exemplary manner, trying to prevent mobbing and lynching. The pres:- dent of the convention and the members there- of are being arrested one by one and confined. A little more order prevails. FURTHER PARTICTLARS, The Times Extra says the riot was occasianed by one of the freedmen’s p: ion this morn- ing thoving a white man, tfip him. The police supposed the man had n struck and advanced on the assailants, when they were met with a volley of pistol shots, bricks and so ierth, which at once induced a general alarm, and hence the bloody tragedies that have been enacied. The excitement has great! subsided, and the utmost oraer rere ‘Vious to the riot Mayor Munroe had an interview with General Baird, asxing assistance. Baird con- sented, but the troops came after the distar- bance was over. A great mass of god citizens lay the blame to Gov. Wells, who they say rovoked it by his proclamation convening the convention. The city is perfect! quiet. The crowds on the different thorough: and atthe new convention buildings were all dis- persed atthe point of the bayonet, and arti]. Jery planted at sweeping range. MARTIAL Law. New Onveans, July 3)—Gen. Baird has issued a proclamation declaring martial law. Riebard Cerus, the only child of Dr. Cerus, Was killed accidentally, and was the only white person kilied. Ali the rest were negroes All is pow quiet and every citizen is at home. ——yaageerene-esaiehuberatel A BRIDEGROOM SUED FOR ABANDONMENT.— ur readers may remember @ statement puo- lished by us recently, of a compulsory mar- risge which took place in this city on the evening of Wednesday, June 27. e are in- formed tbat the bri: , Whose name, by the way, is William Forrest. assured the bride's brother, before the ceremony, that he would never live with the woman whom this brother W&s constraint him to marry. He bis promise faithfully, acgo! to the state- ments that are now made, and has not lived with his wife since marriage. Yesterday. the deserted wife, who, we are assured, is a lady of the highest ies emia made informa. tion before Alderman Don: . charging her husband with abandoumeut. Forrest was ar- rested for a bearing yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. At that time, however, he waived a bearing, snd was held w bail in the sum of — answer at tourt—Pittsburg Post, July &7 Car pepters are in demand in Portland at three, goilars and a half per day. wrTne poem oflove ig=t.A prodigal dé- sire on the of & youD? man to pay for some young wowen's ose Pe Bad FOR Tae Festans’—The Canadian ment is about to establish & corps of mounted police for duty on ogee: | . A colored woman, whe seven weenie ninety-eight was five feet, feeteight inches bign and ive feet broad across tbe t, died in New lsprecc- a oe ast. ig e7 The largest brick y 2 ‘world about to be established at Chicago. a7 The ordinary length of the hair of the pense Sram incben tense, instances longer even than tba: taey are of upusual occurrence—its weight from 5 oz. 10 oz. gv Anocld physician in New York that bis observation extends, is not tb much cholera in the city as -cholers on ine Tu” swong bis younger 2 - BTROKE.— an boverssn Reuape ror Sux. ee salt ‘op water and pour it tuto the sufferer’s ears, thes speedily relieving him,