Evening Star Newspaper, September 5, 1866, Page 1

a ‘THE EVENING STAR 3 PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS utdwest corner of Penw’a avenue and Lith street sY W. D. WALLAOH. —_— — &—_ — Tne STAN is served by the carriers to their watecribers in the Uity and Distric at Tam Users pax Wrex. Uopies at the counter, with OF without wrappers, Two Uents each. Price rom Maitine:—Three months, One Deller end Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol- ters; one year, Five Dollars. No papers ate sent from the office longer than paid for. Tae WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday ® orning—One Dollar and a Half « Fear. ve. XXVIII. J** (LvOkKE & CO, BANKERS, Fificcnth sreet, opposite Treasury, Buy and sell st current market rates, and Keep conetantly on hand, « fall supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN THIKTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS. RONDS, ac , executed, and Collections made on all acceasible points. sol-tt ois : pAnzow «ce., BANEERS, Corver Louisiana avenue apd Seventh street, DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, AND SILVER an - AND LAND WARBANTS. 1 EWI!S JOHNSON & CO., _ BANKBES, aND DEALEES IN FOREIGN EXOHANGE, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD AND SILVER, BUUGHT AND SOLD. mh %6-tf first National Bank of Washington. B.D. COOEB, (of Jay Cocke &Co.,) President. WAM. 8, HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 18th screté, opposite the Treasury Deparimen:, Government Securities with Treasurer United te ONE MILLION DOLLARS _e@ We buy and sell all classeg of GOVERNMENT LE CURITIESat current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Colicctions on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OP THE UNITED STATES. purchase Government Vouchers on the MosT FAVORABLE TERHS, and give carefal ane prowpt attention to ACCOUNTS cf BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVEBE- MEDT LUANS at all times cheerfaily farniened WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. m 21-tf CLOTHING, &a. ATEST NEWS L FROM OAK HALL, SEADQUABTERS CLOTHING MENT. SMITH BROTHERS & 0O., Nos. 460 and 464 SEVENTH STREET. DEPART TWENTY PEER CENT. SAVED BY BEYING YOUR FALL AND WINTEB CLOTHES NOW. We effer an immense stock of SUMMER, FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING AT TWENTY PER CENT LESS than the same gouds can be manufactured for to- greatly by buying now for next se. king CLOTHING to order fer BeatFall and W inter at much less than they wili ‘Jour immediate attention to this advertisement wiley YOR. gMITH BROS, & CO 464 Seventh street, Bes SIT eG pgclite Fons mets Fersone can Bslland Win We are als by HELMSEN, H™=* BEECHANT poner. Bas removed trom 394 D street, to thi southwest corner of Laeitemhavens = Ge J. HEIBEBOER, : Sucei te H. F. Lendon &Co,, NS AND MILITARY CrEIZEN'S ANG eatin gazes, Metropoli jotel. Brown's, 362 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington. DENTISTRY. COUMBE. DENTIST, No 249 oth street, and O streets, will Extract, Teeth on Gold, Sliver. o: most moderate prices. 7 it Best " 6u 2-im* RE! 5 Dz. LEWIE, DENTI. has REMOVED from 242 to 200 bean. evenae, ten den above. Great Pescovery ™ Teeth Extvacied Without Pain. All sons baving Teeth to extract to at a be S fi Teeth. ‘venus, between 12th and 18th 8. B. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist, BB. M. LOOMIS, M. D. ‘The Taventor aud Parenice of the MINEBAL PLATE TEETB, attends perronally at Bis office im this any persons wear teet! cannot wear others, ee se person can wear others who eannct wear Persons calling at my office be erommode- ted with any and price of Teeth the: de- sire, but to thete whe are particular and wish the rest, cleanest, strongest and most perfect den- jure that art can procure, the ‘MINERAL TEETH will be more fully warranted. Rooms in this city—No 33 Penn’a avenue, be- tween 9th and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Philadelphia. oc 20-ly SS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &o. SADT WATED UE LOtey PAVILION. greertaacr Peirce Byard $2 £0 per day. Bteamers leave Went gaeEL. 2 yo AVUSEMENTS. HREE DAYS ONLY. HAIGHT & CHAMBERS'S COLOSSAL CIRCUS AND EQUESCU. THEATRON. FROM CONGO SQUARE, NEW ORLEANS. The largest, mest brilliant an@ effective Schoo! of ee Ot BIPPOPRAMATISTS, ATHLETES, and OOM EJIANS, Now Traveling, will visit and perform in this city, FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY, TWO PERFORMANORS EACH DAY, at 2 and 7 p.m., Commencing THUBSDAY, SEPEMBER 6, 1666, And present « series of the MOST ATTBACTIVE EXHIBITIONS, Embracing all that is NOVEL, BRILLIANT AND DABING in HORSEMANSHIP; Animated and ekillifol in Athletics. and humorous In Comicalities rmed by the THIBTY-NINE DISTINGUISHED ARTISTES Comprising the Company, among whom is the ac- Bnowledged Queen of Equestriennes, MADEMOISBLLE MARIE. The tion of grace. elegance and consum- mate skill @2-For generalities, see Programmes, Posters, and PampBlets. HE TERRIFIO ASCENSION, Entitlea Journey to the Clouds,” or Blosdin ontdone by LITTLE LOUISA. Takes place on the out«ide of the Marquee, at 2 O'CLOOK P.M THIS IS FREE TO ALL. Admission. 60 Cents; Obildren, 25 ents. _seS-tf (Ohron,, Intel.,and Con, Union.) Marist s FASHIONABLE DANOING ACADEMY, B, between sth and 10th atrects. MARINI retarns thanks to his pile and friende. nd ror pacttally A continuance @' atronage. e Biz cinerea will commence on FURSDAY, em ‘For further particulars see future advertise- ments or circular, a0 20 BOFS.J.W.&H. P. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Onr Classes will be continued @uring the Sum- mer, commencing TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1566, Days and Hours of Tuition: For Ladies. Missés ‘and Masters. Tuesday and iday afternoons. from 4 to 60 clock. Gentlemen's 61: o'clock. For further information of anee. of address & no! u EDUCATIONAL. youre LADIES’ SEMINARY, A BOARDING AWD DAY 89HOOL, No. 411 18th street, Washhingten, D.C. The duties of this Institution will commence Sep- tember 10th. Circulars cam be obtained at all the principal Bookstores, or by addressing the Prin- 2w* Miss M. J. HARROVER. OCK HILL COLLEGE, ELLICOTT’S MILLS, MD. This Institution, incorporated ani empowered to confer Decrees and Academica! Honors, is con- ducted by the Brothers of the Ubristian Schools, and situated within lew minutes’ walk of the Bilicott s Mills manic station. Ms: Board. W: 7 ‘Tuition, including the evtire Clas -icel and Scientific Course, $24. Masic and Drawing. extra eharges Btedies wit be mmed on MONDAY, the 34 of September. BRO. BETELIN, fe SW President, Te EXERCISES UF GONZAGA VOLLBGE, F. between 9th and 10th streets. will be re- sumedou MUNDAY. sept. 3d. Tuition, g15 per «uarter of eleven weeks B. F. WIGET. 8. J., President, se1-St [Con-t Union, In’ ] QCBOOL OF TIIE IMMAC TE } TION CHURCH. coruer of &th and under the direction of the Sisters of C! epen on MONDAY, September 3d, 1566. M's, PECK'’S SCHOOL FOR BO w GIBLS, corner 17th and I streets, will reopen on Wednesday , Sept. 5. For particulars see ciro lars at the principal book stores. ONCEP- N streets, arity, will a o a L. a0 25-20" MES ANNA G. COCHRAN WILL RE-OPEN her SCHOOL for misses and little boy on MONDAY. 8d September. af 324 10th «treet. between M and N north M 188 TAYLOR EXPROTS TO RESUME T: duties of her SOHOOL in the Session Room of the First Presbyterian Church, 45; st... on Mon- day. Sept. 3d. an 27-eo2w* ‘HE SKVENTRENTH ANNOAL SESSION 1 of the UNION FEMALE AOADEMY no we street and New York eis commence Septem- her residence, No || au 2. i { 1 lasses, same evenings, from 8 to 10 Saw ariran’s wi . efiectual remed; WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1866. N°. 4,212. ‘SPECIAL NOTICES, MABEIASE AND CELIBAOY, " Essay of Warving aN Instruction for Young ‘kis jieeares and an Men. . Abuses which prostrate the vitel powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of charge in seahes letter envelopes. Addr. Dr.J_SKIV LIN BROUGHTON, Howard Associa- tion. Philadelphia, Pa. aug 13-3m STEADILY, SUBELY, SUCCESSPOLLY, SMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUCKU 19 CURING every case of Kipwey Diszas®, BuRUMAT sé, Graver, Uninany Disonpeas, WEAKNESS and Paine in the Bacn, Fumate Oomriaints and TaoveLus arising from Bxcesexs oF any Kin. OOME, YB AFFLIOTED! TBY SMOLANDEB’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Bold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARNES & 00., Hew York, and BARNES, WARD &00., Hew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURBLEIGH & BOGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. fod 10-19 ———$—$—__. COLGATE’S ABOMATIO VEGETABLE SUAP A superior TolLET Soar, prepared from refined VecrtasiE O1rs in combination with GLYCERIN B and especially designed for the use of Lanizs, and forthe Nursery. Its perfame is exquisite, and washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. fe S-caly ES CUBED BY DR. TWO BAD OASES OF PI BTRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for stent years with an aggra yated case of Piles, and his brother wa< discharged from the army aa tpcarable, (he being quite para- lyzed with the Piles.) Both these distressing cages ¥ cured with one bottle of Pr. STBICKLAND’S PI REMEDY. The recommendation of these pentiemen. beside the daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these eufter. ing that the most aggravated chrenic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickland’s Pile Remedy. 1tis sold b pracpare everywhere. Sold by J. WwW. Nal & ; CHAS. OHBISTIANI, 371 Pa, avenue and $02 9th street. Oc 25-1y MOTH AND FRECKLES, Ladies aMficted with Discolorations on the Face, called moth patches or freckles, should use PER- BY’S celebrated MOTH and FEECKLE LOTION, Itisinfallible. Prepared by Dr. B. 0. Perry, Der- Matologist,49 Bond st.,W.¥. Sold by all drag- Gistsin Washington and elsewhere. my 18-e03m ——__——____.., SECBET Di Girris th indeed inthe soldier's hope, and a friend te thocs wis as ay heen tthe exposed, ale packages, $2; fe- Bax anitan’s Boot anv Here Jvices—A positive Borers Bpete Beicres a2 Bg aan, ou Sold by B° See advertisement. my & HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE. NEWER 3 Benews the Hair, Bay's Vecetas.e Biciztan Hain Benewee ioe Vaceranee Bciriss dams Keen LL’s VEGETA ICiLIA A ENZWER g: Prevents the hair from falling off. Harr’s VecEtaB_e Stcittan Hatx RENEWER Makes the — soft and glossy. Bary’s VEGETABLE SICILIAN Hain BENEWER * Does not stain the skin. Haxv's Sicizian Vacetasie Main Benewer Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever presented to the public. Price $1. For sale by all druggists. ja30-Tuly A SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can conscientiously recommend te those suf- ferine from a distressing caugh. DR. STRICK- LAND MELLIPLOOUS OOUGH Balsam. It cives rel ef almost instantaneous, and is with. al not disagrecable to the taste There is no soutt butthe Mellifiaons Cough Paleam ts one of the best preparations in vi and is atl that its proprietor claims forit We the past week oo fo nd rel ing cou, Non 139 Ope . for sale by Brugg Sold by J W.N CO: alsoat WalTE’S Drug @tore. and OAAS CHBISTINI'S, 317 Pa. avenue and 502 Ninth street. oc 26 ly PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. [L)v=y WE WILL BE! rey On TO-MORROW (Thursday, Sept. 6th, he THE LIVELY BOYS will give their last PIO-NIC of the season at JUENEMANN’S GARDENS, (Capitol Hilti.) Prof. Esputa’s uncha'lenged Band is engaged. Daucing to commen $4 p.m. dt ber loth. Oireviars at the an 25-Im* ACADEMY VISITATION. Fit rner 10th and G streets, WasHINc Ton. The exercises of this Academy will be on MONDAY, Beptempber 3. aa OLUMBIAN COLLEGE. C WASHINGTON. D.C ‘The several departments of will open as follows: . Preparatory Department, Wednesday, Septem: er 12th. ante Department, Wednesday, September Law Department, Wednesday, October 10th. Medical Department, Monday. October isth. For further information. address G. W. SAMSON,D.D, 8u 23 Staw2w* it, Fresident. 18S HANNA, (formerly K street, No. 61,) will re-open ber SUHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES on Monday, September 3d, on I street, No 204, second door frpm 2th street west. Pupils will be received for tuition in Music and French only if desired. Professors of French and M dames. rd and fr P GproBcETOWN OOLLEGE. fe The next session of this Institution will com- mence on the first Monday of September. The pension for the scholastic year fer tuition, beprd es i Oe tion addre: ‘Toa! Lind eee nee eh. MAGEIBE, 8 _______ Pres LUEY INSTITUTES, OR YOUNG GENTLEMEN, dspeRa Pa TEEMEN . 0. Ecr & Bon, ag Scholastic Year under its present Man agem 4 ‘Course of study Academic snd Commercial, Duties resomed MONDAY, September $ barges for five months ’sessivn, $120. Noextras nd for @ circular. au 23-2w OABDING AND DAY BCHOUL FOR YOUNG B Davies rs. ANNB J. MITOHELL will open a Board- Soo. 180 Gay street Geneeee Dg at. G ol . wr se & onder’, beptensber io ise er EMOw a DO 2 8 \j RS. VERNON DORSEY'S BELEC M for YOUNG LADIEs, Ne py tg ra street, corner of 2d. resumed 24-tee ps REMEMBER THE M8. 4. “Once more Rind friends we greet ye.” SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY Twenty-ThikD PIe NIC OF TH MERBY SOCIAL ASSOCIATION willbe given at JUENEMANN’S PLEASURE GARDE Corner of 4th and E etreets, Capitol Bu, On MONDAY. September 10th, 1834. Committee af Arraneements —C. Dant, T. Faulk- 0. ner, K. brown, K. Lansdele, 8. Coleman. Tickets, 60 Cents, admitting a Gent and Ladies. sep eet" H®: FOB ANALOSTAN! FIBST GRAND PIC-NIO OF THE iN EAGLE BASE BALL CLUB will be given at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6ru, 1266, Boats leave foet of High street, Geor; J o'clock, and every ten minutes thereafter. Dan- cing to comm: at 35% o’olock. By request there will be @ game of ball Played upon Gee ye amen 1% o'clock. Jents; admi ent! . By order of the Committee. mes town, at FOURTH GRAND 4 19. AFTEBNOON AND BYENING PACT will be . she oi3 4 PLEASURE QUADRILLE sa tra, JUBENEMAN'S PL iba 0 att WEDNESDAY. Septcmime'acagay 9): Cook's Eend 1 Ao _ TELEGRAMS. &c. The following dis; ch, received at New York yesterday is believed to be the first in- stance in which any message was sent from teeny one: Europe and thence te Awerica “On Boarp Stgameair Great Eastern. Atlantic Oceau, Sept.4.—D. H. Craig, General Agent of the Assomated Press, New York: We bave just received 8 from London saying there is aserious outbreak in Canada. Please advise me accuraply by cabie, via Heart’s Content and Valencia, in re; to the same. We expect to arrive at Heart's Content or Saturday, Allis going well. Crrvus W. Fiecp. An extract from an official copy of the:con- vention, completed June 25th, between the United States, France, Holland, and gives the duties on certaiwarticies of import as follows: Candies. 2 boos—25 cents: hides, 1 boo—Sv cents per 100 caties; quicksilver, 6 boos per 100 caties; salt fish, 74 cents per 100 caties; grain, flour, and meal, duty free. The export of flour and wheat is prohibited. Tea pays an export duty of 3 boos—5jv” cents per 100 caties; rags, 12 cents; cotton, 2 »ous—25 cents, Duty on the sale of steamers to the Japanese, 3 boos per tun, and on sailing vessels 1 boo per tun. The bonded warehouse regniations are on @ liberalscale and the chargesare moderate. A shooting affray occurred at Cohoes, N. ¥., Sunday morning atan early hour, by which two men, named John Daily and John Don- nelly, were severe wounded. Daily is not expected to live. The affair was che result of €n attack made on the ee of John Mahan, of Cohoes, by a party of six roughs, on Satur- day night. Thomas Fitsputrick was found in an insensible condition at the foot of & ledge of rock, near Cohoes, where he had either faj- jen and injured himself, or was robbed and then thrown down. He was returning froma picnic when the affair occurred. e was alive at last aceounts, but will not recever. Advices from Texas evince much complain of the reports of General Kiddo to General Howard of 11] treatment et the freedmen. The Houston Telegraph fiatly pronounces them false. and doubts if they were really made as reported. The defeat of Hon. John Hancock, for U. 8. Senator from Texas was ewing to an accusation against him in the conservative caucus, by Major Langley ot Gen. Canby’s staff, that Judge Haneoek songht, while a Union refugee, the post of bi er general in the United States army for the purpose ot leading an invasion of Texas. About fifty Indians commenced an attackon our Deer Creek Station, about ninety miles westof Laramie, on the Platte river at the unction of the old South pass and the new ‘Montana P der river is. The tort was destroyed and the tel ph line cut. The office, which was outside of the fort was not injured. The operator and his assistants took to the hills, and have not been fonnd yet. The same party attacked a train of Mormon emi- grants at Wagon Mound, and captured ninety head of steck, besides killing several head. A dispatch frem Galveston, dated the 3d inst., says:—“The steamer J. W. Everman: from Brazos, with hides, has called and will sail for New York on the 4th. General Wal- lace had gone to Monterey to find a market for the arms taken out on the Everman. A por- tion of them had been sent to Tampico. r= tunas prociaims himself Governor of Tamauli- as. Affairs were unsettled. The steamer #eneral Sheridan was at Brazos waiting or- ders from her owners.” Great indignation is manifested in Ottaway among the Canadians, at the recent escape of Head Centre Murphy and his confederates. It is asked, what use there is in keeping the other Fenians in prison any Jonger, now that the leaders have escaped. Arms and munitions ot war are being smurgled into the province by the Fenians. Considerable discontent still prevails among the militia, ann it is said that, except those under orders, no more troops will be despatched frem England. Senator Hendricks addressed a large and en- thusiastic meeting of Conservatives at New- castle, Henry county, Indiana,Saturday eyen- ing. A significant tact is,that the meeting was presided over by Miles Murphy, a wealthy and influential Republican of Heary county. This defection ot Murphy willbe asad blow to the Radicals of that county. Major M. L. Kundy, heretofore a violent Republican, was chuirman of the Committee on Resolutions. The mass meeting of the Conservatives a Martinsburg, Morgan county, Indiana, Satur. day, partook of the nature of a camp meeting Fitteen bundred wagons came in procession trom different sections. Atleast fifteen thou- sand persons were present. S. H. Buskirk, Captain Lord, and others addressed the meet- ing. Harry Ward has been nominated by the Con- gressional Convention in Covington, Ken- sucky, to fill the unexpired term of Green Ulay Smith, resigned. Forthe Second District the Hon. Jobn P. Cook has nominated: for the Fourth District, John Welsh; and for the Twenty-forth District, the Hon. William Montgomery. General Baldy, recorder of the military com- mission investigatung the late New Orleans riots, is out in & card denying the authenticity of a recent telegram to the New York Times, setting forth the conclusions of the commis. sion, and adding that no reports have been made as yet, either written or decided or, and that the statement in the 7imesis merely the conjectures of its correspondent. On Sunday,the conservative members of the Rev. Sir. Alexander's congregation at Fin. ton, St. Louis county, Mo, appeared in their pews armed to the teeth, caused by threats against Alexander for not taking the test oath. The services were quiet. represented in the convention of 1364 sayshe will have reliable returns in th®, of fifteen days. “Wea hi derstood to be progressing. La i The city election in WilmingtohJ Mélaware, took place yesterday. Vale; Union didate for mayor, and the whole ton She were elected by increased pet ; By request of Goveridv Piette, tater 4 Hancock has sent for@teguiatdl@ Indepen- dence, Mo., to keep J erned.dmabsebaietie be 4 order and te DS Ne Den WDA THER y ivr: meetisiet Chanties te Roe P iad U1 tts understood the Virginia delegation-to-night decided 1 ; DfAVer: Ot megrewuf-- ™ rie Petco tee this, Qvenima. 418t tbe Convention will p sphize to-mor- ne © ot Columbia,’ tenet to . T) stutnfid The elections in the Louisiana parishes Wek having f d heres. THE PRESIDENT’S TOUR Disgraceful Interruptions by the Radic Following isthe Presideat's speech at Cleve- land on Monday night: Fellow-citizens :—It is not for the purpose of mak @ speech that | pow appear before you. 1am aware of the great curiosity which Prevaile to see strangers who have noto! ety and distinction im al] countries. I know a large number of you desire to see Gen. Grant aud to hear what he bas to say; (a voice— “ Three cheers for Gen. Grant!”} bat you can- not see him to-night; is extremely ill. Lre- peat, I am not before you now to make a speech, but simply to make your acquaint. ance, to say, « How are you !” and to bid you goed-bye. Weare on our way to Chicago to participate in or witness the laying of the cor- her-stone of & monument to the memory of a distinguished fellow-citizen who is no more: itis i = = pig ree the — of Stephen Doug! to the people of Onie. 1 am iree to say that I am by the de- monstrations I have witnessed, and being flattered, I don’t mean to think it personal, but an evidence of what is pervading the public mind, and this demonstration is nothing more nor less than an indication of the latent senti- ment or feeling of the great masses of the people with regard to the proper settlement ofthis great question. 1 come before you as an American citizen simply, and not as the Chiet Magistrate, clothed in the insignia and paraphernalia of State—being an inhabitant of & State ofthis Umion. 1 know it has been said that Iam an alien, (laugbter.) and that 1 did not reeide in one of the States of the Union. and therefore could not be the Chief Magistrate, though the Constitution deciares that I must bea citizen to occupy that office Therefore, all that was necessary was to declare the office vacant, or updera pretext to prefer articles of impeachment; and thus the individual who occupies the Chief Magistracy was to be dis- poeed of and driven trom power. Buta short time since you bad a ticket before you for the Presidency I tome gee upon that tieket with a distinguish fellow-citizen, who is now no more. 1 know there are some who complain. [A voilce—-Unfortunately.”) Yes; uniortnnate for some that God rules on high, and deais in right. [Cheers.) Yes,untortu- nately, the ways of Providence are mysteri- ous and incomprenensible, controlling those who exclaim “Unfortunate!” [“Bully for you!) I was going to say, my countrymen, a short time since I was elected and placed upon the ticket. There wasa piatform proclaimed and adopted by those who placed me upon it. Notwithstanding the subsidized gang ot hirelings and traducers, I have discharged all my duties and fulfilled all my pledges, and 1 say here to-night, that itmy Predecessor bad lived, the vials of wrath would have been — oat upon him [Cries of »Never”—three cheers for the Uon- gress of the United States.) I came here as 1 was passing along, aud have been called upon for the purpose of exchanging views, and as- certaining, if we could, who was wrong. [Criet of “It's you.”) That was my object in appearing before you to-night, and 1 want to say this, that I have lived among the Ameri- can people, have represented them in some public capacity for the last twenty-five years, and where is the manor woman who can piace his finger upon one single act of mine pent design from any pledge of mine, or in yio- lation of the Constitution of the country? agen Whois he! What language does ie speak! What religion does he ? Who can come and place his finger on the pledge I ever violated, or on any principle! pone false tol {A voice—How about New Orleans!” Another voice—“Hang Jeff. Davis! hang Jeff. Davis, Why don’t you hang him?” Cries of “Givyeus the opportunity.”] Haye not you got the court! Have not you got the Attorney General! [A voice—“Who is your Chief Jus. tiee who bas refused to sit upen the trial!” Cheers.) Lamnotthe OniefJustice. 1am not the prosecuting attorney. [Cheers.) I am not the jury. 1 will teil you what I didao. I called upon your Congress that is trying to break up the Government. [Cheers, mingled with hisses. Great confusion. +Don't get mad, Andy.") Well, 1 will tell you whois mad Whom the gods wish” to destroy they firstmake mad. Did your Uou- gress order any of them to be tried! (Three cheers tor Congress.} Then, fellow-citizens, we might as well allay our passious and per- mit reason to resume her sphere ana prevail. (Cheers.] In presenting the few remarks that i designed to make my imtention was to ad- dress myself to your common sense, your judg- ment, and your better feeling, not to the pas- sion m your bearts. (Cheers.) This was my object in presenting myself on this occasion, and to ask you “How do yon do ud at the same time fo bid you “good-bye.” In this as- sembly here to-night the remark has been>fi made, »Traitor.” “traitor.” My countrymen, will you hear me, (shouts of « rege € and you bear me for my cause and tor the Canéte tution of my comniry © [Applause.] I to know when, or where, or under what under Mr. Lincoln, and who wasgiaded & the butcher's biock, @s it were, amd" Hae! cumstances Andrew Johnson, notJoniy as Chief Magistrate, but in any Seer, = serted any principle or violated the ns if Uion of hisconatry. (Cries of Ne, odwety me ask this large and intelligengr rere your Secretary of State, who se} feur years pieces and scarred by the "Ss turned traitor. [Cries of «Ne ” disposed to play the oratér acd, mation to-night, I wopidégni cient tragedians m.H. Sew- ard and bring him-Se80re: you, aud-point you to the hacks and stare’ mm his rae) yoice—“God bless him”) mid uy tates, Rar have so far rthe ques Se rey check vecaeiare ‘fully ep este: Of Oba, tney’ rfstand #8, fo) SHON t HEgrO: auf rage,:} -alaryland, Ware Kean. smtky, Miss Bnessee;. Noran @arolina, a! adreine epolicy of Congre! ‘¢ Ce |) frage are Virginia, Geo! mas, let | dgrer ehett bias Upot arm op#@! battle. field, they find you at wuniser A, ene a in eels Langh.: er 8 TF 6.4 10 de: meticome!} Terpetnad, be mek dis q SDL OD & greai mission. fle extended to all Nerts mae welcome, fince: t tn an abiding.r Me s'rain of Bis previous argaments upon the jerees im the coming contest, dwelling partic- Biariy upon the nature of the Freedmen’s Bo- Pean bili, oe TRE VISIT To 6T. LOvIs. St. Lovis, Sept. 4—Paxtensive pre fons are on foot for the reception of tae President on Satarday. The Merchants’ Exchange will co-uperate with tbe city authorities and yiher parties in giving the President a suitable wel- come. Arrival at Elmira. Seward—Arrival at Tetedo—Speech wy the Presidemt—Speech by Secretary Sew ard—Arrival at Detroit — Enthusiastic Reception—Speech by the President. CLEVELAND, Sept. 4, 930 a. m—We are now leaving thes oily, Raving been escorted to the Ti r.ad station by thy em in full uniform. Havmg a foll view of the bak party were saluted by s revenue cutter, A commuttee from Zanesville called upon the President this morning. extended to him an tavitation to stop @t that city on bis return, and a seems probable he will do so for a few minutes ony. ELYRIA, 10.40 a. m.—The party stopped here & few minutes, and the President ascended a stand previou rected im aurticipation of the visit. He made no speech, butsimpiy returned bis thanks for the reception, and here, as as several places heretotere passed, he tef: the Constitution, the Union and the flag where ne Was confident they woud be safe, Oalls were made for Secretary Seward, who made a few facetious remarks. conciading by Proposing three cheers for the Union in Perpetaity These were given anda sniute fired, and the train moved off. ORERLIN, 11.05 a. M—The Presiden: stood on the p! rm bowing his thanks. ‘walk the President made a brief mg he wanted so bb inflicted upon the country, and sbeading of claimed, Why didn’t you stop it at Orleans 1" to which the President res; 1 should like to see that man’s face; could not an American citizen express such & sentiment without being insulted! The cars at this Moment began to move, leaving the man who bad asked the question closely surrounded by bis dissentang neighbors. TOLEDO, 2 P.M.— We were here met by a large crowd, and conducted to the Island House, bu: owing to imperfect arrangements on the of the committee, and want ef disctpline in the police force, one-balf of the President’s party were excluded from the platform, the door opening to it baving been closed before they Sil could pass through. A large transparency was prominent, with the words “Welcome to the President.” Judge Potter said he had been delegated to tender to the President a cordial welcome to Toledo. This, he added, was a loyal city, apd always bad been. It raised the first regimen: which W&s organized in the State to aid in potting down the rebellion. The President said :—beliow-citizens, per- mit me bere to-day to present my simcere thanks to you for this cordial welcome. My beart is gratified at these demonstrations, as we siong, divested of the insignia of State. and witb no desire to assume anything. These demonstrations show that isan uprising of sentiment, declaring that the war is at an end, and that being the case, the Union of the States must be restored. My reliance has always been on the integrity. the wntelli- gence and the virtue of the people, for in al} my — before them, 1 have been ens. tained. ‘With regard to the remark that the Govern- ment bas fallen into safe hands by my acces sion to the Presidency, allow me to you have sworn me to support the ( tion made wef fathers, and preserved with their blood. If wil) sustain me by bold- ing up my han it shall through the fiery ordeal unimpairead. The Constitution, liberty and Government are on trial now. The time bas come to return to the pri ciples es- tablished by ite framers, and now, in parting, 1 leave in your hangs the Co; utuuion, the Union, and the glorious flag of your country, not with twenty-five but with UITty-six stars, Take them, and I know you will stand for the redemption and regeneration of the Union i invoke the choicest blessings of heayen Epon - you, and bid you geod-bye. " ‘i Secretary Seward was called for ang saui:—. . We were informed, in approachin, Toledo, that the people would come forth without are? unction of party. This is regarded Dy thein as Sgreatactof magnanimity, but plemserecel) "1x years ago. Andrew Jobn: soucberp man, a Democrat and a sinvebot , in Se . gress met me, a Whig and ai’ Rha then we surrendered party. This weeeiz years ~ ant eee e ad mee Ten somE mp ho ceil . work to-day, an: % of Odie - and the Union will come ip eae Se 4 have for the last six years, aad then we bave one barmonioes, tadissutubie, (fod: - blessed, God- preserved Union, henpefortband ~ . forever, before the Fi of Mareb te The excursion party dined at Toleda. = Mowror, Mich, £45°p. m\—There “was “k* lively demonstraudh here - dent and Secretary Seward delivered enef addnesses. | The latter said ;—i find. wnat Gea, Cai . a difference im the “way he en: tow hea, be enters ‘an enemy¥ tour He. oer strnign’ forward, apd the enemy backs out When be’ brin, a inte his own. town Be backs us in: (The Secretary's allusion was to the bagkward movement of the train by which we entered Monroe:}) Dgive you the two great cities of Sncwst kog modern cities Of ANcIentand mods ern pail eoren aad ng ey wis! r-4ii orsemen e Lore 5 ey Sukie. [Lath 3) - age Tit deing Fen. Caster’ nce, bis fel,’ ~ dow cituzens on bis appearance, gavehim tree Beurty cheers -10'SaSe z « ciuzens of Detroit 4 A delegation of about 15y ave 5 h . a aan L Derk Bp ek We Abie oka Le tah railroad dvdr immehs if epec- store. Me Président>was ‘fonda oe § piaionm, Of Metrost detiv. entre Tessin; Sis beanie ones: ration, ‘and ‘conclee te. the: Mapor of Welcome, to ded, 20, say thine - the forcible 0 terms’ in bie bite services: bays been 80 frequently al- 8 Lt e United Stat es could lace: * Tecetve’ Ril from abtoad, =o ‘bat we might make 4 “basis Upon whlch wed Cmpire might rest. mo scr ty co test to aarti ee mi Panty Ns. u) acct tits: ierauiug thereon peared io be Indian meal and eutto contain a ‘large amount ‘Poison, ef jfhich the cattle eat and died. trial ex- cites great interest In thatsection.. con : z —Je t respect and s it Capitol | ledies. 6 jeeia: ays) igi ott Fatow 0} iu fallo No improper pe Aa =] fellow: bésletanarae and Saturday at 6 o'clock and o] foned ou MONDAY Ri Reston Hills hnmiiend ses-st" - hadi tase 4 yk aacpal pha ke a tl % foccktow meted samt, Saturday ai Co'clock p.m, | Uieterences—J. Carroll Lrent, Bou, 8. A. 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