Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1866, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR BT} PUBLISHED DAILY. /BXCEPT sUNDAT,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS cuthwest corner of Penn's avenus and 11th street st W. D. WALLAOH. 1 -e- The STAR is served by the carriers to their @ubecribers in the City and Distric at Tun ‘Guns PER WEEE. Uopies at the counter, with ‘or without wrappers, Two Uents each. Puics rok Maltine:—Three months, One Detter and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol- favs; one year, Five Dollars. a sent from the office longer than paid for. Tae WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday morning—One Dollar and a Half « Year. &e. L ATEST HNEBWS FROM Oak HALL, LEADQUABTERS OLOTHING DEPART MENT. SMITH BROTHERS & CO., os.460an 464 -EVENTH STEESET. TWENTY PER CENT. SAVED BY BUYING YOUR BALL AND WINTER CLOTHES HOW. WINTER CLOTHING AT TWENTY PER CENT LESS than the same goods can be wanufactared for to- “Fe wwe greatly by buying now for next * use. ‘ing CLOTHING to order for Bex1Feliand W ter at much less then they will carithen ‘Your immediate attention to this advertisement TeoDe CALL. 88 Belland W int We nre also Wil lpay you. BROS & CO., No. ‘iho ane 64 Seventh street, 247 Opposite Post Office. * J. HEIBBRGEB, Bucces<or to IZEN'S AND MITE ‘re ‘an Hotel, lane B fh, the wonderfal As Beaver, Raving lately e, will renaintn Waesbiagton wonderfat lady was born with , t. present and ¢ telle the past. pr can te be = 4 of consultation from cents ‘Present tts avenu WARD 5. LAMON. @.¥. las. BLACK onnmunes LAW ur Pius, BLack, LAMON & 00. - Hore and Attorney s-st- Law in the Saprene Seareet the United ctates the Cour tof Ulaims, the Ccaurte oi the Lampe the Executive ate. and ( Om ittees of Congress. 16% 14th street, (directly opposite Wil- yards Hots.) de 18-48 C, BS *: srromusy at Lovisiana Avenue stein sure BANKERS. B4*®oW 4,00... Corns Lowisiana avenue and Seventh sirett, DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, OLD BILVEB, and poi 75 LAND WARRANTS; aj JOHNSON & CO., BANKBES,. aND DEALESS IN FOREIGN BXOHANGS GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOOKS, BONDS. GOLD AND SILVER aaieee BOUGHT AND SOLD. ptomseco. — BauKuBs, Fifteensh Givest, epperite Treasury, Bey and sell ot current rates, and keep slwoys Bend, » fall supply of aft GOVERNMENT BONDS, 7-30 TREASURY NOTES, GBRTIFICATES CF INDEBTEDNESS, &e., ad the higher pri «s for : mrauas™ yas SBS OHECKS iret National Bank # oF WASHINGTOR. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President ‘WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVTRNMENT DEPOSITORY anD BIRAHUIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, #%., OPPOSITE TEE TREasURY DEPARTMENT. ‘We buy and sell ali classes of GUVEBENMENT SECUBITIES at current market rates WUBHISH BXOHANGH and mate Collections eR ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UBITED STATES. ‘We parchase Government Veechers on the MOST PAVOBABLB TERMS. end give careful and Peompt attention to * ACOOUNTS OF BUDINESS MEN AND FIEND end ¢o any other businees entrusted te us. FULL INFORMATION tn regard t GOVERE. BENT LOARS at ali times cheerfully furnished. WH. 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. ‘Wasuineron. March 3. 1885. 1 EXPRESS COMPANIES. A AMS EXPRESS COMPANY. orri0g SETS ATO 219 PORESELV ARIS Av ures, OPPOSITE sonra an Ee Fine ease Morshandive, Money nd Valuables of Ait kinds COLLECTION. oF moras, DRAFTS, anp BIL! Mado in accessible parts of the United Statey, 0. 0. DUNN, mbser MBIA BOSP! FOR WOMAN LYING-in AST! ‘ street, (Litcley eoruer of M wtrodt, is sitmated im the ho. gertion sf the meres BO) ‘gel Beas Tia ca Ws pi terns Reade w Pisa inchndce Board, V&, XXVIII. PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. Pio-Nic the honetit of A BT. ALBANS PALION will e'd on WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, im the Grove adjoining the Ch: fifn!Tr situeted. about one mile Trom Georgeto the Bockvi:ie road “Dinner at uy time from 12 o'clock to 5 p. m. ico Cream and other Kefreshmente from i0 a.m. 7, Band i ted ere atnteet ne of Cmnibuses etasting from the carey anlage and High streets, Georgetown. on ‘ GBS5D 1. 0.0. F. PICNIC. | COVENANT LODGES, Bo. 13, Will have their ANNUAL PIC MIO at Seventh- Street Park. on NDAY, August 13th, commencing *t 30 o'clock a. m.. for which every errs pt has ben sate for the. Fearure nds ensoy meat of the members of eo Order and their fi i Tikes, ONE DULLAR; admitting a gentleman lad T Coemetade @f srraxsemvettichia) Raton J. ¥. Gross, 3. faaikner, E. P Larman 4 poe “Wm. G, Phillipe, Lewis F. Qlem Garrett. John W" Thompson. Win. Giles Man ky te, T Ford, Charles W. Hawk. Alexander . o. J. Ebbs, F A Stoner, Silas H Moore, Jesse Chick. Lewis Kettler. a 4-8, W 8 8t ys NAME IS OUB MOT ! The FRIENDSHIP CLUB, No. 1, intend giv- ing their fourth GRAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIU-NIC at the WASHINGTON CiTY GABDEN corper New York ave. and lat street TUESDAY. Angnst Lith, 184% Professor Vooke 6 tine Cotitiion Band is enzaget for the ecca-ion, Positively no improper persons allowed on the grounds . FIFTY CENTS; admitting a geni and y order, COMMITTEE. bat evough to allow to my patients, T. COUMBE. PENTIST » between N autim* No 249 oth street, Most mode 4 Ostreets, will Extract, -and 1 Teoth on Goll : a] b B. LUCK WOOD, Washington Bailing, 344 l Pevn ® svevoe will fll Teerh with gold and insert TEETH on Babber Pie | very reduced price Teeth extracted with- pain out sy 16 In" REMOVAL. LEWIE, DENTIST. has xEmMoveD from 260 Peon. avenue, ten doors above. Great Discovery im Dentistry. Tenh Extvaried Without Pain, All Der- sons having Teeth to extract, I woul! advise them to call at Dr. LEW. office, and have them taken out. Teeth inserted on Hubber. Gold and Bilver Plates. order that all persons should 'e red: wl rice very low, and see for your- the new and improved és . Ivanie ave,, and 10 = "Rao, 807 aren sree ————— HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &. wALT WATEE BATHING. S tINBY POINT PAVILION. ‘This well known Resort will be opened oe Teception of visitors en the 20th e. “Brest yee cee. Pera MITOHELL, Proprietor. Steamers leave Washington every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock a. m., and Baltimore every Tuvedsy and Saturday at 40 clock p. m., touching ecing and coming at the Point. au7 Sw* W 42tacn HOUSE RESTAUBANT AND DINING SALOON, Southwest corner of Penna. ave. and lth street, _f3m CST ES REG A Proprietor |NITED STATES BUTEL, CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY. We have akeenre to announce to our friends and the public that this spacious. mod- erp and favorite establishment is open for the SUBF Our Io class Ror fens talee apodeuns t of first- 2 vel. in Baltimore, Philadelphia aad this isin the belief that we can offer — of nee te luxury not to besur- ether class Hotel toms ‘WEST & MILLER, je l4-eo%t Proprietors. expe: pP48 ENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNIIT£D SYATES PATENT OFFICE, On the petition of D. D”ALLEN af Asta Ms © m of D. D.. of Adams, Mas- secbusetdesprayinz for the extension of ranted to himon the eth day of Uctol an improvement in Too! for Cutting the Patent Office o; tober next, at 120 netified te appear have, why the Ist da: + 1, 9 ¥ of Oc cause, i said petition be heard at pat © heard a L Ts0Us are any they tition ought not to be granted kM; and show Freon opposing the extension sre jired to ip the Yatent Office rob) a, spect iy ii it least twenty da; Tefore testimony Kied'by either id oe Od de taken the office, which will be faralshed on applicutiost . wi ural appl jon. i led 1 Di sroemmone Sat meets prone op ba fimeny must be filed in be- Within ten dave after Affine the tectimeag? | 82" Ordered. aise, that this potice be Rieitanea in cer ‘ashi PAY Bepublicen and Intell; ~ ead in the Bp: Republican ences week: for three suc ei weeks; the first aid pablications ‘at least simty days pre- vious to the day of hearing “T. O. THEAKER, of Commissioner of Patents, — t bo: will pleas oot od een thelr Mitste the Patent Sac’ with ‘8 paper contaiping this notice, jy-10-w3w Ps 755 SnAPUS COUNTER THR DU iad * * < Bontty, Wo. 670, Jackson B. Qubieuberv, def't ‘The complainant having filed his bill in this cause, prayine for the substitution of a trustee i deteagant. original tastes in a certs s ot raat exe od fy Bees the Sth day of 4 oF Ns it : that saiie ahs Caiee eoveel eee pas Me the defendant is not «resident of Buarsee ak S: ia 180h. the Bren : rrit i fi . two of i ae i iret Jai ar a 5 vided published st least to the date at which the seid defendant is EDIOAL 8 PP. Fettured 10" appen and answer. order of the repr ge Ton ear idvew © SNS! “B,J. MEIGS. Clerk. if Gonvunis, Wanieton Qoeaty m4 @en'l U. Tash so of Fi eric ‘Sc! ty 7 histrator 6 b,D. e 4 ashing to ‘with the a ‘Ore dept svenued] | es of Bounty atorenatd,ap- ‘ashingtou. potneee Saturday. the 18th day of A’ mext, Georgetown. he final vet t and dist onof the:personal can be made te any of | esiate of said deceased, of assets » tae ot at the Hospital, | far sa the same have been collected ate Orcers for admi ae beds 4 t 7 In- [| moucy,; whem and at ct ar i, — ge ‘Row. A. Dy | with thetr cham: rly. vouched, or they may Ber serra knits al | ats Gres Cetera ae cae ers sacha aeons aaah ol ume b ca. ets ot Andortost le Prison raven Frisya Life em. Davie ineyard at Lakeview Bive: Wiinarey, m. Regs’ Foot re 7 of Letter Carriey, Four Years in the Saddiey bj ae ue. FRASOK TAYLOR. rgeon in C his residence. pe cr et : | shld decensed 's eetate = Prov of this or- FS of the U. +$0h de procured through : Lvoning Star, peestona tp the 2 HOBR my let SPALL, D. D., Secretary. || jy 28 1ewSw aa (REDERICK F By SE | aes nae Mon HD ence Ite 24th scholaatic on the First MONDAY 1g . For catalocues, & , address CABM, A. M., President, 4 ENNIRS oan be bad tn any ¢ t Bitar Office eonpter) inrch which ishean- | about the 20th of Jul: OFFICIAL. DEPARIMENT OF STA’ Wasuinetom, Augast sy 1586: Information bax been received at this ment trom Mr. W. Colvin Brown, the’ sul of the Urited States at H@nover, of the death, jitimo, at the above- named place, of Joux BAUMAN, an American citizen, ‘pel : to bave been « former resi- dent of Washington. socom — SPECIAL NOTIOES, ——_-_2—__- HALLS VEGETARLA, stpmLiaNn HAI& RE- Renews the Mair. Baty’s Vuosraae Sicirian Bare reeetis re artes 1m RENEWER " ABLE BiciL1aN Ha: Bau’s Veort. — — ’s WRenras.Ex Sicizian Bare BenzwER wis wakes’ the ade soft‘ glo . LIAN Harn Renews: Bat Vere uot stain the akta. FCILLAN VEGETABLE Hain itself the en for Li's & Bas proved pest proserecs hair ever ‘ated e public, Price $1. Forsale by ‘all druggists, ja30-Tuly MOTH AND FRECKLES, | Ladies aftiioted with Discolorstions on the Face, called moth patches or freckles, shoald use PER- BY’S celebrated MOTH and FEECKLE LOTION, Itisinfallible Prepared by Dr. B. 0. Perry, Der- matologtst,49 Bond st.,N.¥. Sold by sll drag- sists in Washington and elsewhere. my 18-eo3m COLGATE’S ABOMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP A superior ToiLxt Boar, prepared from refined VecxTaB.® O11s in combination with GLYCERINE and especially designed for the use of Lanies, and forthe Nurszay. Its perfume is exquisite, and washing properties unrivalled. For sale by al SURELY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDERB'S EXTRACT BUCKU Is CURING every case of Etoney Distas®, EXRUMATISM, 1, Untxary D Rs, WEAKNESS and Parnas in the Baca, FemaLs Compu Ts and Troverkes @rising from Excyssrs oF ANY Kinp COME, YE AFFLIOTRDI TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. | Sold by all Apothecartes. Price @1. D, BARNES | & CO., New York, and BARNES, WABD & 00., | New Orleans, Sonthern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. feb 10-ty 4 MODERN MIRACLE! From old and young, from rich and poor, from high born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice ef praise for HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. pes isa Rereect 8 ecules arucle, Oures ness. 8 grow. iressi than any ‘‘oil” or *pomatum.”? Botvens 4 yess rie iad beens Wits Sea i : ier rm ith whichit restores GRAY Bax ro its Ontsinal OR. jee ita few and Presto: OHANGE! the whitest and Ly bair youthful beauty. It does not dye the ', but — at ee sot and fills it with new and col matter. It will not take @ long disagreeable trial to prove ofthis matter. The first sgplication will flo good; you will see the Narvzat CoLox return- ing every 497 FORE YOU KNOW IT, the old, gray, discolored a; nee of the hair will be giving place to lustrous, shining and SS Ll fi ‘all's Sicilian Hair Benewer: no article is af all ike it tu effect. You wiit ind tt to Try, ‘There are the genuine. manufactured on! B. P, HALL & CO., For sale by all druggists. SEOBET DISBASES. Bamanitan’s Girt ist Lemost certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only ——_ reme- dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No minerai, no balsamn,no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It ie the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do = 5% be exposed. Male packages, §2; f¢- SaManITan’s Root anp Hers Juices—A and permanent cure for sos Scrofala, Ulcers, Sores. ite. Tetters. &c rice $125 per bottle. foldby8.C. Ford. See advertisement. mys TWO BAD OASES OF PILES GCURED BY DE STRIOKLAND’S PILE BEMEDY. Mr. Giass, of Jonesville, Wisconsim, writes for the benedit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for eight years with an aggra- vated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged rom the army as incurable, (he being quite para- yzed with the Piles.) Both Be Trane cases | Were cured with one bottie of Dr. STRIOKLAND’S PiLE REMEDY, The recommendation of these ntlemen, beside the daily testimonials received y Dr. Strickland, enght to cenvince ti anffer- ing that the most aggravated cases of Piles eee cared by. ve 5 sent’s Pile 5 ody. ies 80 raggis rywhere. . Ww, NAIRN & O01; OHAS, OMRISTIAML, S71 Pa, Svenue and 08 Winth street. 00 B-ly w A gupanios. peeeor. ‘© can couscieniiously recommend to sat — ® distressing cough, DE. LOK- LAND’S MELLIFLUOUS UUUGH BALSAM. It Sizes relief t instantaneous, and is withal Rot ible to the taste. There ts no doubt | lifluous Uoagh fe the pre) in use, and,is ali its propri- etor claims for it. We'have tried it duringthe past week, aud found relie! a most distressing ickland, No. 13 gale by & 0O..alsoat 8. OHRISTI- = ith street. MABBIAGE AND CELIBAOY, a ot = D © '¥, an Basay of Young Men. pr of relief. Dr. J, ae ata HEE BOUGUTOR” Howard “Amnin, AMUSEMEN'd. oO SHIBITION, MONDAY, 18TH INST, AFTEKNOON AND EVENING ONLY. ‘The Greutest Curiosity of the Nineteenth Centary, in the person of MISs MARIA £. NAIL. This Beautiful Little Woman. who ie faliy grown. bero in North Carolina, well developed, ‘well balanced organs, perfect etrically formed Hescsateads native oe Weighing ouly 24 pounds, Inet from the spinning wheel, eu her wart ni SI wheel, o been tantttion se em Her war MUNDAY AFTERNOON: tho 13th, at's e'cleck the s. cles TEVENING at THE OMLOGR, at bes oie OTT HALL. hildren, Half Pri Fs. J. W. & a. P. KeEIS' in, ey tel ‘Tickets moat DANOING ACADEMY, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. ‘Our Classes will be continued during the mer, commencti 4 TURSDAY, MAT 29, 1866, Dav,ond Hows of Totton: + ico mutase ‘is te mys >< ane rieetweh coments +-v + afhendhernehe 0 deere Aehomede BEEOBT, T. and rane ie in el at ing the most free. The w hours |. +iy EOA SB—New French art of decora- D ting Chinn, Wed. ian, Sc. durably, cruel , WASHINGTON, D.:C.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1866. eo Ne. 4,190. TELEGRAMS. &e. TheSt. Lonis Republican's St. Joseph special S8ys:—“A dispatch from Fort Laramie of the Ic@ inst. states that the Indian war has com- menced again. Several white men have been Killed pear Fort Reno, and the Indians are Stealing large orp ot reset ——s dispatch, aated Julesburg, August 2, says: ty vernment herd at Fort Laramis and a Jot of cattle to Tanchmen, one mile from the tort, were driven off by the Indians. They also burned three forts on Powder river. and killed thirty-five men at Fort Connor. They also destroyed several trains in tnat Vicinity, and killed a number of peopie.” The ‘Matter dispatch is not fully credited. Officer Meeier and Hambleton report that as they passed Belina, Arkansas, on last Thurs- day evening, fifty-six ofthe U.S. colored in- fantry which were there awaiting transporta- tion to St. Louis, thence to the plains, nad taken of the Segabe and were firing imdiscriminstely upon the whites. They swore they intended burning the place and wonld kill every white. A Union citizen, namei th, had been fatally wounded. The ex- citement was intense and thé citizens wese fleeing to the woods for safety. Phe indian commissioners report that their efforts to make a treaty with the tribes on the Upper Missouri have been successful. Im- riaut land grants at thepJunction of the Yel- low Stone and Missouri and the right of way for the Northern Pacific railroad have been ceded by the Indians to the Government. RK. King Cutler and other conventionalists im New Orleans have made affidavits before acting U, S. Commissioner Hustued charging Mayor Monroe and Sheriff Hayes with bein: the principal or.accessories to the homicides of the goth ult. Colonel D. G. Morgan, formerly of Gover- nor Fenton’s staff, and superintendent of thy New York State Military Agencies, died su denly Monday afternoon of hemorrhage of t lungs. The first bule of new cotton rm Macon, Ga.. was purchased by the cit and shipped as @ present to Presideut Johe- cholera is abating pe ~The ed strong ye eal ub open ti and prices wer mercial v list was m erpments continue rer a steady foreign demand for five ties and to aperations connected with funding. There is a decided searcity of ald Five-twenties, and the purchase of about a quarter of a million for shipment appears to be sufficient, in the present state of the market, to put up the price r cent. Five-twenties of 1562 sold at ‘ive-twenties of 1874, 107; Five-twenties 107 ,; Seven-thirties, first ceries, sold at {; second snd third series at 105. The money market exbibits cuntinued ease. The application of brokers for call loans are met readily at 5 per cent.. and round surplusses are loaned at 4 per os Gold continues —_ apparently unde; operations of a clique who osebenrying out a scheme for producing an extreme scarcity of coin for delivery. The Tate onioans is 1; per cent. per day, owing to ARREST OF AMERICANS BY THE PRUSSIAN AUTHORITIES —A communication from the urser of the steamship Baltic, accompanied the certificate of the United States consular agent, gives an account of the seizure of a sea- man on the steamship Baltic, in the port of Bremerhaven, Prussia, by the Prussian au- thorities. It is not known whetner the sailor ‘was natural.zed or not, but he was on the ship’s articles as having shipped from New York. He was surrendered by our consular agentat Bremerhaven as a Prussian citizen. 2dr. Henry Funk, late mayor of Muscatine, Lowa, it is reported, was also seized lately by Austrian officials, in Austria, while on a pleasure tour, and forced into the ranks ot their army. The Prussian military rale in Frankfort, at the latest date, was so severe that even the American residents in the city—of whem there are two or three hundred—were not exempted from supplying qnarters and daily requisites to the troops. ir. Murphy, the United States Consul General, served a protest on the Prussian commander. and it is said the exactions were egy irae Sor under certain regulations. The \s hes from Washington addressed to the Consul General were opened by the Prussian anthorities be. fore delivery.—V ¥° Herald A Metiiop oF NGUISHING Fires —in I~ con] mine in otland. which could not be reached by water, caught tire. It burned for thirty years, baifling all the efforts made to extinguish 1, until finally, in 1934, an eminent engineer, Mr. Goldsworth ur under- tor he task of puttingitout. He covered all the openings of the mine. leaving only twe holes, into one of which ne forced steam, ining- led with the products of the combustion of a coke fire, which generated impure carbonic aed gud nitrogen. In six weeks the fire was extupguisbed, and then a new difficulty pre- sented itseli—how to cool the heated mine so that when fresh air was readmitted combus- tiem would not again begin. This was, how- ever, effected by mixing the spray of water with the jet of suffocating gas. A process like this will extinguish any fire. when the aur can be kept ontof burning buildings: and if the ga< is well purified, it will not soil goods that may be contained in them. Mrirany Occvpation ix Evrorg.—The method in vogue among European bellige- reuts of “biHeting” troops upon hostile ter- ritory ts totally unknown in the United States. The Frankfort Journal gives an official state- ment of the food which isto be furnished to the Prussian troops by the people of that city, who are forced to entertain them. Tne un- willing hosts are to give to officers—<in the morning, coffee with accessories: at noon, soup, meat, Vegetables, a roast and a bottle of ‘wine: 1m the ae; a &e.; at night, a ligbt supper and eight g: ec diem;” and to the private toldiere—An tie sioraing, coffee with accessories; at noon, one pound of meat, vegetables und bread, and a half bottie of wine: in the evening, a light supper, witb a jung of beer. and eight cigars per diem.” The ‘quality of the food, it isalso said, must besuch as to satisfy the soldiers. ps sh tecnica 6 Ltn) A TERRIWLE Hail. Storm.—One of the most Geattuctvs Dail storms that ever TS aeae ith. nois passed Over a portion of that ite fast Friday night. A dispatch from Chi to the Cincinnati Gazette says: It Iasi about twenty minutes. The pail-stonesin size were away Beyond precedent. One was up in Lapmark three and a halfinchesin circum- ference and over one inch thick. A peck was athered up of nearly that size in) Lanark. Sver four thousand lights ofglass were broken ont at Biaekberry Station. ® whole jight of glass was leit in town. ‘Elgin sev. eral thousand lights of glass were smashed, the hailstones being seven inches in ci*cumfer- enee. In the track of the stormy which was abonta mile wide, corn and oats were com. pres ny epee and garden vegetables de- surey eds | DeatH or a Linentan Naval Crricern,— ‘Commedore , of the Lil navy, thed at his farm, oh the St. Paul's river, tame to Liberte trom Norfolk. Ve.yta 192. e e cont the guaboat Quail when she was attacked ather near Monrovia by a Spanieh war steamer, a few yesrs-ago. The Spaniard ap) vroached as @ friend, and when Close torthe ail opened a fire upon her; buat a eaten na pier aera u a a se ed him. that o! w Set beeper ab ip... 7 » in. pany wi owned ® gar farm, on, the St. Paul's river, giving employment: to quite a ‘numer of people. ie A Rectsax@ Berpecroom.—In Ohariton lowa. recently, the friends oc a sepdemse and lady who had mutually plight ir ‘troth, were invited to.gee them madeone. The cler- gymen came, and the people came, the bride was ready and the bridegroom was tere; but, be discovering: just before the knot was tied that there was a mortgage on the lady's prop- erty, Tefased to be united to Ber, ' ; pe eeeres S87 Formerly.to be ala mode, & weil . and ina . No cruciating, the it mast be very appendage soaring . The system rabaing eto a Se enn able. 4n four counties THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU. Repert of Generais Steedman and Fuller- ton. Generals Steedman and Fullerton, the com- Micssoners jointed to investigate the opera- Ueasof the Freed Burean in the South- ern States, have made their final report to the Sec: War. it gives a minute ‘and interesting acconnt of the inspections made in thed ents cf Georgia, Alabama, Mis- siscippi, Snd Texas. They say «A great reduction in the expenses of the Auda reform which would render it Se bees atcocuanie than itis now, would by the discontinuagce of all paid employees notin the ac gm service the vermment. This would uce the expenses contract surgeons, hospital stew- ards, foc., the follewing amousts: Georgia, percent es Annum, Alabama, $33,3!2; Missis- sippi, 275: Louisiana, $55,954; Texas, $10,- 3—makihg a total of $165,052 per annum. “Ali the lubor perfermed b: theseemployees, except perhaps the occasional services of a contract surceon, might be discharged by de- tails from the troops. In previous reports we have recommended the merging of the duties ofthe bureau and the military. We would again respectfully urge this amaigamation, and that one set of officers should be reqnired to perform the joint duties, thus avoiding the expense of maintamang two establishments.” After detailed statements of the operation of the Bureau in the various States, the report presents the following summary “In pureuing this imvesugation, which has Bow extended over four months, we have jound extreme diffieulty ia complying with that portion of our instructions which requires us to report upon operations of the burean and its mode of ministration. There is an entire absence of system or aniformity in its constitution. In one State its officers exercise judicial powers, in an adjoining State all cases are referred tothe civil authorities; while in a third State the bureau officers collect the cases and turn them over to the mil'tary provost courts to dispose of. In some departments the officers of the burean have attempted ¢ reguiate the rate of wages: one form of tract between employer and employed 1 seribed in one Staté, while m suother a dif eutform is adopted. Im Lomsiana the ex- penses of the freedmen’s schools have be wholly paid by the governme States the schools are partially © ing, andin Texas they are ex 38 the bureau a rily b nthe plaate men in favor of the freedn ties the barean is 1 the freedmen m fr penditare of the b or of the pian n varies as mn mode ot administration. In one Stu be ex- perses areoyer three hundred thousand dol- jars a year: in another State, with anequal popolation, the expenses are not more than fifty thousand dollars. In some States the ex- penses have been met by taxes levied on and collected from the people; in other States the cost 18 entirely borne by the United States treasury. The official report of Colonel Reno, United States army, provost marshal general of the burean of Louisiana, shows a deficit of up- ‘wards of seven thousand dollars in the accounts of the officers who were engaged in the collect- ing of taxes in New Orleans, which deficit Colonel Reno says he is unable to explain in consequence of the joose manner in which the books were kept. ‘We are of opimion that at the close of tie war. and for some time after the cessation of hostilities, the Freedmen’s Bureau did . The poopie of the Soutm, having at first no we aetna ae 3 under a free-labor ms of getting rid of them, men. there was an entire revolution in the sentiments of the Ppeo- ple of the South with regard to negro labor. A Jeeling of kindness sprang up towards the freedmen, resulting. mainly from the conviction that his was desirable, profit- able, and the only labor to be had. The ega A ot the bureau then ceased. Since then while it has been beneticial in some localities, ithas been productive in the aggre- gate, of more harm than good. It has occa- sioned and will perpetnate discord as long as it exusts. though * the purest and wisest men of the nation. The freemen regard its presence as evidence that they would be unsafe without it. and the white peo. ple consider it an imputation upon their in- tegrity and fairness: an espionage upon the of- heial action of all their courtsand magistrates, As well as upon the private conduct of their citizens. Both races are thus made suspicious and bitter by an agency which, m the present reorganized condition of civil government and society in the Soutbern Stat S powerless to advance the interests of either.” The report closes with some remarks show- ing that the system of contracts as enforced by the burean is simply slavery in a new form, and operates to the injury of the freedmen, Tue Pevrer CURE For DeLinitw Tre- MENS.—The greatest difficulty in the treatment of this too frequent and distressing disease, miliarly known under the name of mania-c- potu, isto procure sleep, which is the indis- pensable cond.uon for recovery. We shall Dot, on this occasion discuss the relative mer- its of ardent spirits, opium, digitalis and chio- Toform, each of w! has its advocates, @ur object is tocall attention toa remedy easily obinined, and of the precise dose of which and its general effects on the system we need not bave any apprehensions, 1f baffled im our at- tempts at cure by its srency. We refer now to na capsicum or red ". case ot delirium a Doblin packe.y a sixty-grein — made into a was avy (ee Aye effects REsUrPLY OF THE CouNTRY with Braves. The managers of the American, facts. The whites mpyd = come u) Stone aire HS BO Tallahassee. One that of 500 families visited Another agent ee Visited in St, 4 les. In ether parts of the country the des- titution is ty motwithstanding constant Oo" A Fi will pro! seeing your, ch adent writes: “Yor neon bs prasttied, Ameri “| ous the drawal of the French troop: irom Mexico. Some 6,000 are to be recalled at once. Three French ‘wav frigates have ordered, at rete to land their guns for Mex ) French army. commence the retirement ——— ————— Camada at the Mercy States [Correspondence of ihe Ne OfTawa, © W., August §8—The BAaUNE point o Parliament x Bers called wp b 1 ing , Fort Erie campaign, aud the scene immediar- ly began. Scarcely & word of a spre. took two hour ‘ 5 fstice of 1 Camada and their misrepre- former speech, because be nt press of New York nas the courage to give emarks to the world You are now afraid, said Mr. Obambers, + allow a word ©: Th fe o - American peo} their meray. calions is money Wasted. statement that Canada is defemceless with more empbasis than ever; that be cared not it itcost bim his life, be would fulfil his duty honestly man. He said that the destiny of the couniry was inevitable, that the Ameri- cab people are masters of the continent to all intents and purposes: that they were bone of our bone and flesh of our flesh, and that the destiny of (hore provinces was as clear as the noond. all the points of the speech I was itch from the reporters’ gallery. it estiomably the ablest and most inde- at Bas been delivered during During its very the in- ere & continuous scene of stamp- Dammering on desks, whistling, finging, and full chorus shouts of “Order |* &c. Among the pieces sung while Mr. Oham- bers was spesking was.the Marcrilisise Hym and several selections trom masses, inter- spersed with operatic and even comic music. Mr. Chambers expressed wonder wo bear the Marseillaice Hymn sung to such senuments, at which some of the members began to throw 3 bullets at him and to otherwise annoy im. At length one of the members arose ané said the House ought tohesr Mr. Chambers, as he had explanations to make This restored or- der for @ moment, many sn pposing that Oham bers would retract some of the sentiments fo: merly uttered by bim, and impute misrepre- sentation to the American press; bat when, on the contrary, he complained of the liberty Which compelled bim to call npon another Member of the House to request that he who possessed equal rights should be beard. tha: right and liberty were denied him; that the Ca- Badian press had done him injustice and represented bim, and that the American pre: bad placed him fairly before the world. the pendent speech the wbole session terruptions confusion became worse than before. and from that time till the galiant seat his words were inauc The speaker resumed bis nie called motion which tawe., It is out rs. Brown. Holt Up the speach suce to reper Jorion, and the pplementary estimates LOO, ove of whict olonteers with repea ferstand. 6.600 sr, rom By assed the House ¥ and bis wile, when he offered b <b ifshe would go and leave bim, and regard him no longer as her lawful jord and protector. Myre, Myer promptly accepted the offer, and the money in $500 bills was as promp ly paid over to her in preseace of ber mother and brother. The wife then went to work packing up, Procesded to the depot early Monday mora: to take the 7 o'clock train tor Philadelphia. In the mean- time Mr. Myer, having relented, procured the services of an officer, and had bis wife arres- ted and taken to the Station House on a charge ofiarceny. The J ice refused, however, to bold the wife upon 8 charge of Jarceny, and while Myer was hunting another Justice to sue out & warrant, the party, consisting of the wife, her brother and her mother proceeded to the depot and took the train for the Quaker City, Five minutes after the train left, a con- stable arrived at the depot with a warrant. but the bird bad fown Moral—those who do not leisure should never make ON —— RoBBERS FRIGHTENED FROM THEIR Booty. The bouse of Mr. cord, N. H., was a ready for transportation to the seaside, whither the Tamily was about sacked, and the cupbeards safe-keeping about the house were broken open; but the robbers took nothing but a porte- mopnaie with @ small amount of im it, which they found im atrunk. The intraders repaired to the bed-room occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins, where they set a rocking-chair in motion by taking a pair of pantaloens from it, and thus awoke the occupants. Mr. Hutchins quietly called outto an imaginary man “David” to bring bim bis revolvers, and the robbers instantly fied. 87 The Zanesville (()hio) Signa) gives the following: Two young ladies went from town up “Joe s Run” to gather blackberries. Dar- ing the day the beat becam ppressive, and being alone the girls threw their garments And Went inte the water to bathe. They were inthe water some balf am bour, and whee they left it their entire stock of clothing had diséppeared, and they were left three miles m bome in rather a sh state. Fortu tue German girl, who had also been ng berries, came along, and infor- a s sent to the girls’ friends, who took them proper apparel, and broughtthem home. Diligent search was made for the missing clothing, but without su. Strate Epveaty wo portant Edoca- Honal Conventions baving justadjeurned—the State Teachers’ A=somation of New York, which held its annual meeting at Geneva, and the State Teachers’ Association of Pennsylva- nia, convened at Gettysburg. From the pub- lished reports of proceedings the Tribune comes to the conclusion tnat, in the opinion of che scheolmen, the public schools in New York bave tailed to pace with the pro- sof tbe higher institutions of while in Pennsylvania the reverse is true. Misriacep Conriverce—A well-known clothing merchan Ky., recently and took ber j epee? ——_—_______ A Hanb-wWoRKixe EmpxRor.—The Aus- trian Emperor is said to be the hardest man in the Empire. He rises before five in the morning, and until arven visite the various encam| ts around Vie: ; St eight he re- ceives bir Ministers, and then, chr one, re- ceives and pays official visits, after which a 5 a nee io ameeern eS Pn young Indy 2 Va., last nday, attiring hersr! arch, tsome while the last bell was ng, im an cessful search through trunks, bee@- boxes, &c., for her stylish microscopical Bon- net, and at the last moment piaced her band Upon her head where she found the missing Srticle m its appropriaie place—just above the waterfall. et. wa t luttle fellow of seven old. who copaoomnmae in @ pond in Se Louk, cried out im pleading accents, “Save me—ob. save me—save me for my,mother!” Jus ho could notbe saved, and bis mother, whose idol he was, must console bersel{ with the remem - brance that her name was the lastearthly u:- lerance of her darling boy. . Michael Chevalier, the distingnished conomtst, advises the formation of kind of loose confederation of European Scat im order, among other 'hings, to be ready combined resistance to the armed interference in European — ae the United Srates wii sully 48 soon as waa probably se = cney . PULATION TO THE Squace Mi shed nations, Great Britain is the ¥. populated, And the United States reat Britain bas 265 inhabitants to the Italy, 1%: Prossian Germany, 188: . 179; Austria, 167; Russia, 31; Tarkey, 8, aad tae U. S., 19. ‘Dr. Ayer, of pill notoriety, and of Low. returne an income of@iGl Head: page,