Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1866, Page 2

"THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the Distriet. W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Pr rieter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY OCTOBER 1, 1866. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGB. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. S7 PERSONS LEAVING FOR THE COUNTRY, DURING THE SUMMER, CAN HAVE THE “STAR” MAILED TO THEM BY LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS AT THIS OFFICE. TERMS! FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH. CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS. The following is the official showing of the circulation of the daily papers of this city competing for the Government advertising under the recentact of Congress directing such Sd vertising to be made in the two daily news- papers ot Washington having the largest circulation - Eveyine STAR. Chronicle... Untellagencer, THE U 8 STEAMER SHENANDOAH. The Nayy Department bas received a des- pateh irom Capt. J. R. Goldsborough, com- manding the U.S. steamer Shenandooh, an- nouncing the vessel's arrival at Port Louis, Mauritius. on the 29th of Jaly,irom Sinnon’s Bay. Cape oi Good Hope. The officers and | crew were in good health. Oa her voyage the Sbe panooah encounter’ d sowe heavy weather, in which she fully sustained ber repatation for | good seaqualities. The weather in the vicinity | Of the Cape of Good Hope has, this season, bera wnusvually boisterous. In the moaih of Jane | three English ships were jo t and ious Amer- jean ves.els were .o b.diy dama cd 9= to be obliged to put imto port for repairs. Two American-buill vessels, sailing under the Brit- ssh flag, are reported mi<-ing. The erican Consul. Mr. Mellen, was absent oa leave st the Gate of the de paten and is supposed to have been on one of the missing vessels. Captain Goldsborougt proposed leaving for Tamatri, Island of Madagasesr.on the I*th of August, | and afterwards proceeding to Muscat E AWARDS FOR THE A®RE:T OF TEE o CONSP1BATOS 5, | There are stli in the po ‘ecsion of the | United States Treasurer draits in favor of the | Jollowing pamed persons, for the payment of | the amounts awarded the.n for a-din¢gin the | captrre of the as sia conspirators: James W. Purdan, ¢ | zea, awarded #25 Tivat + Marvin Kelley, Divid Park--, Wm. efjuade, and Ficde ick Detz eich awardei S'.2398 Of the sam appropris:-d by Con- ere.s, over one hundred tvousard do’lurs, all but the above amounts has bin paid to the | rightful cleimants. THE NEW FIVE-TWENTY BONDS. ‘The Treasury is now issuing the new United | States Five-.wenty bonds, which are tobe | used in funding the Sevea-.rirty noves of the | August {-sue. The bonds at present i-sned are | of the devomira. on of one thousand d rs. | The new bonds are better et ved tl the old ones, and Baye numerous and well de- vised guards against counterfeiting. S7 Hudson lor, agent reprints, sends us Blackwocd for Septemb™: a good pumbe! 7 A negro delphia bar. Ss" In Spain the sale of newspapers is pro- Hibited im the public streets. @7-“Dexier” bas earned $13,090 for Bis own- ers in iour Months. Fawcett now owns him wholly. S7A pill-box factory in Bristol. Vt., uses 300 cords of birch wood per annum. S71 Baltimore all persons without visible Mesns of support are arresied. S7 The cholera has suspended all the magis- trate’s courtr of Nashville. @7“Sbakerpeare’ collar (pointed im iront) in Cluny lace, is the 1avorii> one of the season tor ladies. *7 Locusts sre stripping the icees of their | folage in Richmond. S87 Machinery has increased the workmen on cotton from ‘0,000 poorly paid to 1,500,100 well paid. S87 A houce in Eng!_nd is built en a founda- ticn of berces’ skulls taken .*om an adjacent battlefield. 7,715 copies per day. 5.008 “ Ss been admitted tothe Phila- eget ara SOCIETY.—The An- nual Meeting 0. this Soc: will be helden at E ENING, Octo- Bor 2d et Ta o'clock, ot ore! - rit 8. Li. SPAULDING, Secretary. | " “NG CATHOLICS’ FBIEND SOCIETY OF GLOMGETUWN, DG rran oeeee Of the abovena-ned B iciety who wish to go te Balti- | more on Sunday to attend the celebration will be present at am adjourned meeting of the a to ~ —_ on WEDNESDAY » October 3, i % ja mn. ect se EL CCTAN O'BRIEN, Secretary. [ASONIC—A 6 commuuic stion_ of iA eaNON LODOS 7, FA. ‘Will be heid at Ceatra' Maso and D streets. THs8 ( Mon: o'clock , for the purpose ot = attend ‘ne a 10; McDvacr. eI c ee Cas. Wo DARE. Secretary. LOTicE— lar mon. bly meo. ag of ON ULUB will be held « BED NAtiof aL at Om ac », AY EVENING, tac 2d (uot atear te ‘My policy” sre cordial- >. simes) th ge ot the Fires Vice radiey: aa: elliz res FESTIVAL, TABLEAUX, AND for the beneti' Paris tA ei MONDAY . ing. October 1, a ght greed Seby Seating tr atpetantat a tere The inment itt be va Ts. entertaf ried by a series of Tablesux, Vocal and Instramental Music, Admirsion, 15 Vents. oc l-4w ISONBRS OF WAR, ATT. OF row —All perrons, at present in th who served as officers in the Army or Navy in United States, and who were prisoners in Sitedieeds aeter te ieee gee TSG | meetis, ve on wEosespar EVEN: NG, Oc.ober 3d, at 734 o'clock, i) of ing the organi- oWaer soners Asso-iation a - P. LASSEULE, late 6. Vols, H-J “NOWLAN, late May oth N- Y."Cay. Oc 1-8t* the Committee. NOTICE.—The will hold a Meeting ne BV ENiNa’ Dito Ist. at 75 0 01 room ‘of the le between sth and streets. (Navy Yard.) fer ti irpose of form- ing aSINGING CLASH. Ail persous wishing {> are invited. ee 29 3 THOMAS WILLIS. TORN Do. OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON PikE rest GrorsEtows. pt. 7. 1565.—A meeting af the Stoekhol-iers of th pees wat be held at the Farmers & Mechsnics’ wk. on MONDAY, Stn day of Ociober pext, to elect a President. Bicht Le a} and a Treasurer oe = ensaing. open at 12 m.; cle W. LAIRD, Jz.. Treasurer, se 24 Stawtd | COLLECTOR'S OFFiCR, orty \ em ASHING TON, D.C., Pam el iat NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, Trotien Ss Dovey given that by ‘“an act approved July 28. rate of tax on all real and per- goual stocks. &c., f * — oy FT. 4 for the zooe 1866, ie ope en on ev dred dellars of the assessed valnc of eal all = upon all property err not ‘al purposes an abatement of fiv e © cent isallowed from August 1, 1856. Si We? Sh October, 1886, after which bo abatement autecst — WM. DIXON, Collector. WAB DEPARTMENT, TRG EON Gane Rat's Ovvicx, Wasuinoron, D.@ , August 10, sis. ‘ical » to —= of — | dre OOD UNDERSHI DRAWERS WRITE OB MIXED. oc 1-2t™ Corner 7th st. and h la . TP HECORABING POF OP Hetune & Co., No. 9® Bridce street. bas this day. wutvally dissolved. ‘The rusiness will be carried ony | OPPENHEIMER, Al! debis will be col- lected Dy b- Oppenheimer, OPPENHEIMER, !mAa0 SFEUUS| Georgetown, Octoher 1,18 5 P40 TUMING, BEPAIRING, AND I bave in my tie very best! Piano TUNEESond REFAUHERS, ond 80! order anos taken fo my Warerooms and caré‘ully Tepaired, : , exchanged, taken on gl agai oo gS lie ce. giana Blackberries, Strawberries, Currants, < Ever: inthe, T:- ees. Crocus, y Bulbs «: le. JOHN BAUL 392 7th street, above i. BI Seed Store will} o removed. a November +to 446 7th street, opposite 0.8. Patent Of- oc Serexpip STOCK BLACK SILES. We shall open TO-MORROW, October 24, a fu!! line of e.egant and very cheap FLACK SILKS, bough: by usat Benkard & Betton's great 2 days sale of 37th ard 23th September, at New York. ALSO, from the same cale afull stock of LUPIN’S ce'e- brated FRENCH MERINOS, POPLINS, REPS, EMPLESS CLOTHS, WOOL PLAIDS, &c., &c , to be sold at low prices for Cash. 08. J. MAY & CO. 30% Pennsylvania avenue, oc }-2tif between 9th and 10th streets, Fo SALB—A second-hand STREAM ENGINE, ore horse power. -O. HUOD, te t9-St* 338 Penn’a a Fonts, Pt, ot, eatromn,! is at CAL BIAGE, HARNESS four-: 5, NKETS. &c., comprising .ne entire lishment of a gentleman ahont to travel for ealth. Inquire of B.C DYBR @ CO, 256 nme, bet. 12th and 1. th sts se 29.3¢ W GOODS! NEW GooDs!: NEW GOODS!!! 4 2, JTSt receive DAVIS & GAITHER’S, 20 Liarket Syc-e. FIFE FEENOH TLowsEs, WILLow AND at iy mes, Pres an’ re Ostrich Plamen, Pre Vid & GATSHER 20 Market Space. INE BLACK AND WHITE MOURN: F Flowers, ofevery deecrintien, a ae DAVIS & GAITHEB'S. | R= LACE COLLAF®, LATEST STYLES, a Life Io" h om $19 0 8 vis @ GAITHER'S, HANDKEROHIBYS, FROM 95 . we. siens,? pew SDAVIS & GAITHER'S. F4rex GOODS. BUTTONS AND NOTIONS, of every de ption. at moderate prict -. at DAVIL& GALTHERB’S. ‘ROVER & BAK&™ G CaL£3BATED NOISELESS Firet Premium fewi. Lirchine, at DAViS & GAITUER'S se 78 St 20 ket Sprve. F& SALE—A HORSE, CA ‘The horse he haads hi D®=s HATS! DRESS HATS!! Several cases. just opened. from New York. sacwrdpte ates: OL 234 Pennsylvania avenue, bei and 13th streets, M 188 ANNE $23 lita atrect, where aue still in alli s braa above number. BOOTS AND SHOES B16 Renoved to Wo. ie ore'sand OF i: Metis e re 2 A 1c Booms to reat. Apply at the 930,000 WORTH or Have just arrived at HEILBRUN & BRO.’S. i $06 SEVENTH STEERT, Which wll be sold at prices to suit all. We nams im part: Heavy KIP aud CALF BOOTS, @4 aad 95, Best HOME MADE £U0TS, 83.50. FRENCH CALF STITCHED BOOTS, gs ani $9. BROGANS and BALMORALSB, $1.50 up, Boys end Children’s BOOTS, $1 up. Ladies’ GLOVE KID BALMORA: $3. Ladies’ MOROCCe BOOTS, $1.50 up. Cbildrens’ COPPEB TOB SHOES, 75 cents. Mis-e: and Children’s BALMOBALS, 1n great Bi EE BOOTS and BHOES of all sizes, CABPET AND FELT SLIPPERS, very low, BOOTS AND GAITERS MADE TO ORDER at 506 SEVENTH STREET, One door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. se 3 GPSTLEMEN's FALL STYLES DBESS HATS, 1966. PRL Bi mn = Shapes, in silk Beebe's celebrated Patent Ventilated New York atyle. which for ease and comfort, is unsurpas- ad, A fuli stock of all sizes, at ae 2 _#¢15-e0l0t ie Pa. ‘Avenue, FALL 8TOCK 486 oF PAPE ioe NB. &c. MBBACT! iH D: EMBRACIN ae RO1DERED AND with a large and varied stock ‘of Satin and low ROINGB. BORDERS. ac F er oan ture Uord «nd ri . Taseela, Pleture Nailer Bings, Walnut Bracker, eee semses above ows? Wall. JT SS NEWaeeivar. $18 per mon’h. | BENT Dest rable BOOMS with or wi KB, ine pleacant Jocation. Conv to the street Vars. ‘Terms moderate analy Gay street, Georgetown, D.C. ae ;UBNISBED eer r without Beard. Rs alias ye OAR. N BE OBTAINED BY A LapY B tbs gontionan ia rivate Cathotin faaily pol pe ig es A is He ar . x ner it h street ‘ad ‘Mass. ne 38. —Furnished or unt Rr ettnont board. at 388 Sd wernet of Ir diana avenue, ront rom heated by Latrebe. B AER D—First class TASLE BOARD by Barry crrer, late caterer for Gem. Grant’s Btaff, at 122 eylvanie avenue, between Yoth and ‘20th LEGANT BREW opened, at No. 297 16th streets, and a esutiful OMS ARLE BoaED wan be obtained. phed vrith meals at their residen“c C market affords. apply as aber ‘ABLE BOARD st No. 466 10th street, a | doors vende. Terms 3, pr PERSONAL. ADIES— We have just received from Pari very fall and most beautital assorime: the winter, all of very excellent taste, now on snow and for sal BUT, cor. 10th and Det= , oc 1-8t™ One out the avenue. Ppecror WORSTER will be at his Offic, 447 107Tu STREET, for a few days, Dr.W. treats difficult cares ineident t » both sexes snecess 3 has removed nd L streets to Bes: N. Office houra se Fi street, nei 10a.m. and $to5 N formerly of (Queen's Oollege, L_ndon, give instructions in rma: ‘rench an] Bpai cordiug to ® new and easy method. Ladies ‘and Gentlemen, wo desire to acqnire a thorough knowledge of any of these Lanzuages in a short time, may apply at 275 Vermout avenue, near H street fe 29-20° Mara" RBRODIBR STILL CONTINUES TO read the planets, being the Bevents Daughter can cure all diseases of long astandiag. She can be consulted on all matters. (an cau: love to be mutual where it dog Busi- s-20* DEBN LANGUAGES —Professo: HAINE. not exist, hens strictly confidential. Hours trom a.m. to 8 ». 2, Hsooms No. 449 . avenue, between 6th end 7th streets. se 25-2w* ‘HE GREAT PABIS EXHIBITION ,—Persors esirous of jearning the WRENCH LAN- GUAGE can on reasonable te from one who have lessons re: and thoroughly understands teaching langu: Aaa letter Le eon ress, by 1M , Star offica ADAM AHOLIAB, AN IMPR: Mth AX GLATRVOYANT: respecttully inform ali who wish to giv tebe is ne ared to the past, preseat 5 to ad and consult in bess matters, lost or stolen property. re- same, love. marriage, &c., at 323 6th street, on door from K street, from 8 Pm. most her a call LOST AND FOUND. O* THURSDAY. <ith instant, a PARASOL war fi found on the car ¢ ck in front of th: | BUNDLE OF VOUCHERS, o: pt io the owper. A liberal reward @ perton leaving them at two RED COW by provi 8029 5 $50 26th of September, 4 DABK BAY HORSE, upwards of 15 hands high, white hind feet, anda crib sucker, I will pay 926 for the return of th $25 or the Bind and conviction of the hore’ a pe eat N . Denis Post ice. 86 28-6t* Baitimore county, Md. ® PABIS GOODS. ag I bee leave to call the a’“entionof the Iadi Weshir’ | nerd Ce ore ownand tne vicinity, that Tha si ieternes ..oa Paria with a ‘and wellserecen® or neptof MILLINEBY AND FANCY GOODS, compr‘sing— LAUES, reai and imiia ion; BEAL LACE BANDKEEOHIEFS; Also, IM ITA‘ 10N do.; BIBGONS; FLOWE"3; FEATHERS; STBAW HATS and BONNETS; CLOAK and DEE3S TRIMMINGS; DBESS BUTTON WHITE GOODS, in every varity; OLABK MILLS, 80, Tocallthetr attention to my sp'endid stock of BONNET VELVETS and VELVET FIBBONS, Faowlec7e of the above busine:s for cu pe.-e my custome-s in the wetl asta the 0, aaa LEWIS BAAR, we 32 Market Space. EW FALL STYLES " GENTLEMEN'S FU8N!SHING GOODS, The subscriber baving, at considrab. and labor, thoronghiv refitted and esatined, his : ne a8 just re. irom tie North, and is now'in daily Tecei ot of his FALL AND WINTBE PURCHASES, Embracing a large and varied assortment of first- GENTLEMEN’ FURNISHING Goops, Selecied in person and with great care of the best and leading Houses in New York, My facilities domg business are of th: favorable character; buying my soods mostly for with store rent free, and ¢, enables me to sell a¢ O.ner expenses oes tae very lowest casn Thankful for past favors, it fe my intenti the future. attention to, buoluges, oy merit a conti: acion of tae patronaze go lo: 60 liberally extended to m ig a ont ORAS. BH. LAN Gentlemen's Furnishing 424 Peto’ _fe 16-eo10tif venne, Wwe ARE BELLING Merimask, Sprague, Pacific, and all other best CALIOOES at 20 CENTS! DEY GOOps io the largest in the city, and we sre selling st less than New York prices, LANSBUBGH & BEO., Our Stock of 375 snd 513 se 15-20 Seventh street. BI Ya OOF uxaran, PAINTING. ‘The sul bu; his materials at Kast, i pre a fo do any worn i Listas with is teh, and went ent. wer A Aj Thr ‘doors below Peon’e: jest. Bhop. Street, three iw ree ‘Mt. ENABE @ 00.8 PIANOS, PRINCE & 00.8 © 8 AND ME. for sale and rent ‘terms. at No. 498 1160 brs ah ae ‘o. EBIOHENBACH. 486 ee J . 486 ith sti ei Peabaabe Ae AN pak tg Conn OTL OLOTEE soy SHADES, &c. Lbave just received from a N: fif'y pieces Tapestry, Secon "er . CLICQU! £1) 1OQUOT PONSABDIN, and CK. C. DYER &oo, bet. 12h end 13th'sts, rms ed many years in France, BF WAED =Stolen, on the nizht of tha NAUOND EDITION 5 O'CLOCK P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Wasuineron. October 1, 1888. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Government secur)ties: Rye ee . 5S. ive Twen' U.S. Five Twentios, 900. we U.S. Five Twen' 1865. Bi con, 108 NEW YORK FIRST BOARD 8. A ‘Twones, Lae. 124; Five ties, 1864, 109%: Five Twenter, 1865, 194; Ten Forties, 994; Seven Tairner. 106; Gola, 46 FINANCIAL. Lewis Jobnson & Co., quote Stocks and Bords in home and foreign markets as follows: New York, Oct. 1.—First Board.—U. = 20's, istered. 1881, 111%; do., Cor 1 registercd,i8; do.coupons, 111; do.., 10-40 8, Registered. 94; 16, Camton, 56; ver, St: Mariposa, —; 5 116 ¥; Erte, £6 y; do. preferred, —; Hudson, 14 y; Reading, ¥ { Michi Central, 114%; Mich- igan Southern, 694; Illinois Central, 1243; Cleveland and Pitisburg, 91 a Cleveland and Toledo, 122%; Roek Island, 105%; Chicago and Northwesiern, 355; do. preferred. burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 106 Miami Canal, —; American gold, I soce- VISIT OF ALEXANDRIANS TO THE PRES IDENT This afternoon, a delegation of tbe officers and members of the Johnson Conservative As- Sociation of Alexandria, and Union men ot the adjoining connties, waited upoa the President. The‘r spokesman, Mr. Wm. D. Ma <ey, ad- dres.ed the Pre-ident, saying that the delega- tiep was compored of c'lizees oc Virginia, end all origipal Up‘on men, many of whom w- es the first io enter ard the Jat to lave the ranks of the Union army in the Inie struggle. They come to him. rot a; Andrew John.oe, of Tennessee: not as the Chief Executive of ibe nation; not s< (in their estimat'on )the higher tofilcial of the whole world—the Pre.idecot of tne United Stz'es; but as children to a Father, whom they tcel has been kind, indulgent and forgiving. bat has been tbe victm of percecution and abuse un- paralleled, by many of those whom te has de- voted the beet years of his life to pro’tci: and. if possible, through him to reaeh the minds and hearts of Union-loving brethren througn- ont the entire lengin and breadth of ovr coua- try, in an appeal io them to assist in sirength- ening him to continue in the good work so no- bly begun and so patrioucally carried oa by bim to restore our whole country to its former condition of Peace, Harmony, aud Pro.-perity. In order ta show what were the real opin- ions and desires of the truly loyal men of Vir- ginia upon the political questions of day, he would read a copy of aserws of resolutions adopted at a meeting of the original Unio. men of Virginia, held in Alexandria Septcmber 7, 1806. Thece resolutions say that wheveis a general impression seems to prevail through- ont the Northern Staies, that all the original Union men of this and other Southera Sixtes are opposed to the reconstruction policy of President Johnson and the priaciples eaunci- ated by the Convention heid at Philadelphia, August 14, 1566, and arein favor of extending the right of suffrege to the negro, and feeling that these impressions are not only erroneous. but in direct conflict with their reil:eatimen and in order that all men may know and fal understand our real opinions on three sub- jects, be it “Resolved, by this meeting. com: as itis solely of orig:ual Union men of Virginia. tne majority of whom are natives of txis Scate, ana otvers who have served as officers or pri vates in tbe Federal army, That we noi oaly heartily endorse the policy of Andrew John- son, but cordially recom'nend it to all conser- vative men of the country, as the only one by which the futare peace and weliare of the Union can be atiained and perpeiuated. The ae ee Ermceed to endorse the plat- torm of the Philadelphia Convention: to deny the right of the sece:sion of any State. and te aflirm that the only proper and just means by which those States which atien ped co with- draw from tbe Union can be restored to their former positions are by the means set forth in the President's plan. position is expressed to negro suffrage; the action of Co! in re- fusing admission to loyal and legal represeata- tives is condemned; and the motive of tne or- ganization of the Johnson Alexandria Associa- tion is set forth to be to aid as iar as porsible im the restoration of the nation to former condition of harmony and the political equal- ity of all the States; and for the purpose of ar- coraplishing that much desired object, they earnestly request their loyal brethren through- ontthe Southern States to form, as early as practicable, similar as-octations, (in at least each Congressional district,) in order that they may thereby be enabicd to oficially communi- cate with their only ¢. r¢ frieni-, the eonserya- tive men of the couatry, and make known to them their opinions aid desire> on the politi- cal que-tioas ot the day, and assist in the good work of restoring our whole country to its for- mer condition of peace sad Dayptacss. The speaker said, in conclusion, that the course of the Preeident thus tar met their hearty approval, and they would take occasion to say to him that they are ready and willing to stand by him as President of the United United Stutes, and defend the @onstitutioa of their country from any attack that may come against or him, from his enemies, East, West, North, or Soath. REPLY OF THE PRESIDENT. The President said, in reply, that the cordial expression of confideace in nim which was presented in the address, was, at this time pe- caliatly acceptable, and calculated to inspire him with renewed determiuation to pursue the course he had been pursuing, until the struggle agitating the country was ended. He would refer to his past course as a conclu- tive indication and as-urance of his action in the future, and he trusted that nothing he might do would ever lead any to think that their con- fidence in him had been misplaced. 1t was his design to effectas spee@ly as possible a res- toration of peace and harmony throughonat the whole country. At the conclusion of these remarks the mem- bers of the Commitiee baving been introduced to the President, after & pleasant interview w.thdrew. DOCTORS DIFFER. The Prerident’s reconsiruction policy has been so distincily siated and clearly deiined as not to be misunderstood by the most obtuse- The views of those who oppose it, however: seem to differ ex:entially, and althoagh each has bisown remedy for existing evils, yetall speak of the Congressional pian of reconsiruc- tion. Now, whatisthatplan? While the New York Tribune declares it to be the admission of thesouthern States oa condition that they adopt the constitutional amendment. the Independent lectures the National Republican Committee for committing itself to that policy, saying Congress has not pledged itself to ‘any such bargain. Like Thaddeus Stevens, it threatens new conditions. Which of these speaks for Congress, or are the so-called loyalists, who threaten another war, exponents of the views of that body? This isa vital question, and one in which not only the South, but the people of the whole country are interested. ———— tie A PAYMASTERB CHARGED WITH DEFAULT. Charges have been preierred against Pa: master Thomes M. Winston, of the regular army, who was lately in charge of the De- partment of the Gulf, of having dishonestly appropriated to his own use a very large amount of coupons attached to seven-thirty bonds? cutting them off previous to paying them out to the troops of his district. The paymaster is charged with holding the bonds back until the January interest accracd, dis- tributing them throughout several remote States minus the coupon adiuncts, and felo- nioualy retaining the latter for his own pri- vate use. The sum involved is not definitely known, but is at Jeast $17,000. Winston has been suspended from duty until the charges against him shall have been investigated. THE WHITE HOUSE. The pressure ot public business prevented the President from receiving any visitors to. day until a late hour. There was the usual large attendance. Secretaries Browning, Welles, McCalloch, and the Attorney General, had interviews with the President during the morning. Hon. Messrs. Hogan. of Missouri, and Randall, of Pennsylvania, also called. OANDIDATES. F. D. Stuart, Eeq., we hear, ts ‘mentioned as acandidate forthe position of Commissioner of Public Buildings. and Mr. Frank McNer- bapy for that of Register of Deeds, Generel Wegner Swayne, Assistant Bm.ssiorer for the Freedmen'’s Bureau at Montgomery, Alabama, reports that upon in_ ‘Vestigation, no foundation could be ascertained fora report which bas ben circulated that two freedmen bad been sold as slaves. 87 From the publishers, Brophy & Burch, we bave No.6 of the Messenger of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, issued monthly. Isrenwat Revenve —The receipts from this source to-day were $2,3%,.89.49. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. meine IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. —. DIFFICULTY BETWEEN TURKEY AND THE UNITED STATES. —_——2.———— OUR MINISTER DEMANDS SATISFAC- TION. —$+ > — SENDS FOR ADMIRAL GOLDSBOR- OUGH Sanh aye ob, NEw York, (Oct. spceial dispatch by the cable tothe New York Peseta: Lon von, Sep, 30.—In consequence of adi - ficolty which has exited for some betwren ihe Uni'rd States Consul /n the Island of Cynres and the Turkish authorities, the United States Miniter at Corstantinople, M>, E. Joy Morris, bas demanded fo"l satisiaction irom the Sultan and his Cab'ret. Pending Regotievons, which assume a rath’r serious aepe-t, Mr. Mo vis has communica. d with | Acmiral Gol¢sboroucth and the Unitad S a.es wer sbip Ticoade: ogs, Uspt. Chas. S ead man, wich has bea ly vg off the por. of Venice, wes deepateh: d w Cyprus. INTERESTING FROM EUROPE. Freree ard Mexico—Direct Freuch Unter- Abundencd—Bise in Mex cin Nw ¥oRK, Oct. 1.—A Par's leiter of the 1) ‘x ©. Repember cays —The conveaoi pared totween the Fivnch and Meriean govern- rents, copcedirg io the forarer ha'f of the cas- tom-house revenue of the port= locaicd on the Auvantic, and one-fourth of those of the har- bors on the Pacific, has been looked upen in the French bourre as securing the Mex- lean debt, and hes camed a sudden rise in Mexican bonds. The holders of theve bonds, encouraged by this guaranive ja obta‘ned maintain that France is by thy convention entitled to require, at all time , irom Maximilian or his successors, the pay- ments of all amovnts hitherto disbarsed for Mexico, including the loans which these bonds represent. The publication of that conventon in the Moniteur happening concurrentiy with the appointment of General De Cas- telman, the sid-de-eamp of the Emperor, and M. DeGaliiffet, aa aumonistrator of great ability, has naturally been construed as the foreronner ot the entire abandenmeat of all direct intervention by Frence in Mexic.n af- iairs. hus, w CON VEDUOR ce. remd@gal of G hear Bie ‘lon: md the appointment in his stead of Ge rtelman, .ectles the military par. of the q op. The Geaeral goers to Mexico with no other mission than to arraage for the withdrawal of the French troops, and perhaps to give the | benefit of his experience to the officers eacat. d in organizing the Mexican army. This ‘s all His task will nece: sarily be a Shor. ove. #2 does not imply, op the part of the French go.- erament the idea of giving auy assistan: eto the Mexican Empire, which in Londoa and Pari« is looked upon as irreirievably lost. As to ihe Marquis of Galliffet. bis presence in Mex - co reiers solely to the organization of the Cas- tom Hou.e system and to the appointment of Custom Houce officers. who are (> be sclecied t.om among the civil officess of Freach baty. LATER FROM SOUTH AND C2NTRA® AVER A. Secess'on Movem: x Move mr ats . New Yor«, O.t.1.—The steamer Ari~ wiih Panama dat ~ to the 23d ult., bas arrived. Sbe brings $1.137,145 im tre. sure. An act passed the Legi-lature looking to- Ward the separation of the State iron the gen eral government, and the for.nation of an i dependent State et the Isthmus, but there ap. pears to be no likelibood of tne scheme pre- vailing, and the LM grtennagd potcapan | as far as pos='bie, has been dispo of and heavy forced loans levied: in short, the country is in @ more unsettied and deplorable cond:tiou than ever before known. Dou Jose Joaquin Peruz was re-electca President of Chili. The port of Valparaiso will soon be defeaded by 150 canton. Matters in Peru are progressing lavorsbly, and Pre-ident Prado sull po-:esses the coiti- dence of the prople. The relation between the A'l'es coniinue to grow more irievdly. Basiness on tne coztis aciive and coien crowing is on the inceruse. The return of the Spanish invaders 1s looked for. and the pai-iotism of the people has re- ceived a fresh and powerful impuise. Tuere is no news of importance from Cen- tra? America. —S Bank Stat New York. Oct. 1.—Dec-ea 969,873: spec‘e, S18... -1; depos’ gal ‘enders, $2,002,1.5: inerco. $943,550. The Commercial says the upward movement of stocks is reaching @ climax. Money 1: easy and gold quiet, but the prevailing tune of Brit- igh foreign exchange is quiet. Sixty days, 8x a&%; sight, 9 ia loans, Sigh 7.895 le- in ¢ reulacoa, Baltimore Marke: BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.—Flour qui stock light. Wheat firm—red, $3; white, $3.25. Corn steady —white. $c.a81; yellow, Sav%c. Oats buoyant: sales at 53a55c. Provisions inactive. rk, $34.50. Sugars firm. Coffee steady: sales 1,00) bage of Rio at 174419. Whisky firm. Philadelphia Cat:le Market. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1L—E::f cattle dall. and prices lowe; si.te= of 2,710 head at 1@a17 ernts! Sheep advanced s.’es of SCs bed at 6ya7 cents tT pound. Cows unchanged. Hogs firm: sale of 2,200 head a: € 4a815 per lou pounds, neit. ——__ New York Market. New York, Oct. “otton quoted a: ¢0at3 cents per pound. Flour sdvanced 25 cent:. Wheai 3a5 cents higner. Cora 192 ceats bigher. ——__ -+re- —___ LOCAL NEWS. ——e—_—_. ; Crrmar Court. jrdee itejes.—The ad- jJovrned se-sion of tve June te-m of the Coo~: Was convesed this moraing. W. W. Burdette and Michael Larner were excused from service on the grand jury, and Richard Harrison and Patrick Crowley were summoned in the.r stead. David G. Ridgeley ‘was excused as a pet*it juror, and Ed Kaowles was empaneiicd in bis place. In te ca.es of John Jone and Chas, Smith, indicted for larceny; Sim&n White, larceny: James Housemight, John Crawford, Robert Mayer, and James P. Etlicott, for keeping a faro bank; Ann Noland, keeping a biwdy Bouse; Henry Chatain, do.; D vid R. Smith assault and bro Mary A. Nichol, assault sd battery; the District Attorney entercd a nelle pros. Moses Black. indicted for stealing a set of harness belonging to Cissell & Rogers, was found not guilty. O. P. 7 Elizabeth Brown, indicted for keeping a bawdy-house, was found not guilty. S. L. Se a. Mr. Day moved that Jonathan J. Wright, a colored man of Feahoyivanis, who bas been peer y hernia the treedmen’s courts in South Carolina, be admitted to the bar. The Court appointed the District Attorney, (Gen. Carrington,) W. S. Cox aad S. L. Phillips, Esqrs., to examine Harris agt. timere and Ohio Raitroad Hee ges ‘was taken . Itwill be remem- this cace wes afew months since, Siesie tanta oes'Saie sacs oe ver the Balucnoresua hio in West Vir- ginia. Sheentesos cet pepsy saat ‘ne verdict je ble. 2d. Becavse the @, under the eviderce Im thiscxuss, under v cause, Dlalaly Sxcecsive, id. Became ove tare of mart money, and that euch damages, tn thie canes, were contrary tothe snetructines ed by the are yin the mature of rt of the gour’, and. contrary to the evidence in ‘The motion is beng argued by Mi s Jer and Davidge for the plaintiff, and Buchan- an (of Baltimore) aad Bradiey, Sr., tor de- fense. 1—The ollowing is a | me p.t | @ Ll Avenve on the body of @ colored man, who was jound yesterday efiermoon floating in the East- ern Kranch. He bad apparentiy been the ‘water some days, was it thirty years of are, fall-fuced, very derk color, and was aresed in @ dark @vercoat, cloth coat, &ec. There was on his $350.99 'n greenbacks, fractional currency and coin. In bis pocker- Ddook was a note, in which was the following — “Say you cam go now it you wish. sir; 0 good e,"" On which was the same J: Jaco @ jUTy were unable to a.cer#in bis name or anything about him. monet lt Tar Vircest. Borterriato & Oo. Grrr Extenrrien—The managers and committee of bis concern continue revolving their snee: won drum, aud on Sataraa: nln had turned out 3,600 drawn numbers @ baven't heard of anybody getting a prize, bot suppose thar such a thing may have happened. ne Ore Larceny or a Watcn.—This morping, Officer Teeple, of the 6th prevint, arrested Jemes Wrar.a colored boy, on the cbarge of stealing a watch trom F.1. Fogttt.on the cer- ner of 4th street east and L street south He Was taken before Justice Cull and commit.ed to jail. : ———- Parpoxep.—The President has pardoned Jobn Miller, alins Jobn Evans, alits Benjs min Eve Who wes convicird at the dast | term of the € ipal Court for larceny, avd }* meverd to Albany penitentiary for two | years, ‘nthe em- Ploy of We Jeseeos of the A! xerdrit Canal omrmeneed the removal of tee floor, irom tbe Poiom: aque ¢ev They have propr osed iar en om. munication by th. e bevween Ube Mary- lend sod Virgi ‘* wth wa ous or rorses The co ‘on will te ber actor by the Long Bri Vashine'»n and the Cobain Lridve three «ve thés town CARRYING Wera-ons. —Yceterday, officer Mastin arrested D. M. Ball for be ng drank and corderly, and ‘ook bim to the station- hou.e. e be was srarcbed. and a billy wes fourd upon bim. Justice Bockey fined him €24' for be'ng ¢'so.derly, and $5.44 for carryipg (he weapon FiGhTING ON THE Tow PaTuH.—Last night, Edward Mar.ty and Gorge Wasbington, two colored shou'der bitiers, ied a fichton the tow path, Dear theagucduct. Oicer Dangicr ar- rested Marity, bot Wash cg.on eseapea. Mari ty. when taken, tad been cat in the back with akni.e inflict ng a fish wound about two be "sam lergtb. Justice Backey fined bim Frovr anp Gratxy MARreer.—The market Opered this norn'a¢ wi he Gemand or the local tr: Ge as retve as dorirt the pa. wick Bold firm, avd sates of tioar arc wheat shove rvepord whic morang oc quoted im the Sic- of Sa urcay Pic 1royx.—We not'ce <be arrival this morn- ing. of thecana! bo.t Mance. :rom the Four Locks, Wasbingion county, Md.. with a} »ut 140 (ons Of pig ton, cousier G@. War, the prices who is the ageat bere of the evbebret 4 Green €pring fernace. Tue CaNAL.—Art.ved—Sixteen boats with cock signed as follows:—To the Borden Cenira! Co., G4>.11 tors; Cam- Hamo<bire and Batt- more Co. $53.9 tons; W.R. Snow, ‘05.5 tons Deparied—Thirwea boat« ghi. | | Port or Grorcrrown —Entered—Schooner | \n. Spear, Kirby mersier, irom Baltimore | oer Mayflower. Rob'nson master, irom Sw Yor. with merch ize. = } HY NAGLE & 00., Auctiencers, TUESDAY, October 24, 1838. At 93 o'clock. At Our “B'e_room, 295 Pennsy! yenicavenur, ofer at lave and extersive ascortn boice Begars ard Tobacce \« mand Black Tess He Suction a 5 per, Brooms yw Ghairs, Wash-tubs. ALSO, An extensive assortment of— Cuci. old botiled Wines and Liquors Demirohi Old Rve ana Bourbon Whisky | al GE hand ry ~ Te ee Be OY GLE 2 00, An ¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & Co., Auctioueers. CBICKERING GRAND PIANO FORTE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT No. 315 1778 STREET. THURSD: MORNING, October 4th menciog at 10 o clock, we sba'l sell, at N. Lith, between Pa svenne and H street, First Ward, all the Furnitere in the house, naming in t— One BRerewood Case Parlor Grand Piano Forte, by Chickering. and ip perfect order One Suite Resewood Parior Farniture, uphol- Su'tes Walnut Chamber Paentture, with Marbi Bul rT Pn - stop Bureausand Washetauds = com 516 . Bedst Ww Chamber Obairs. What- Extension Dining Tabic, Dining Room Chairs Heir = Husk Mattresses, Featner Pillows and re Erarceia, Parler Carpet. Brussels and other wnber Car, “Bato Rall Hat Tree aud Ofc ot Kitchen Farniture and Housekeeping Bequisites. Sopoemy J.C. Mc@UIRE & 00., ecl [{Intel. & Chron | Auctioners. Yw.L. Ww & ©9., Auct.-neers 345 and 313, South corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th st. VALUABLE IMPROVED, PBOPBRTY AT On WEDNESDAY AFTE HOON October 18, at os 5 o clock, wewill seil, ou the premi: valuabi> Dwelling: secured bye of trust on the premises. Con- veyancing and stamps at the expense of the pur. ‘We call attention of buyers to this sale, as it offars inducement to procures residence as neart» the avenue. oct (intel) W. L. WALL &00., Ancts. X M. K. WALSa & CO. Be. 343 pt pmo 9 BAILIFF'S SALE. NOTION.—The foliowing goods and chattels, to-wit:— Ops Sao Welw it Damask Lounge, ‘Table. Marbi top ditto, Watpet Rocker end Card Fable, ee Que Parlor Bove, tel Olock. Gane slagent Weinus Sideboard, Six 4 Chairs, Walnut jxtension Dini Bailifis, voz7-«t Ww. £00 , Ancts. &7-TRE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UN- it her notices KC. & CO, Aucts. ¥ WM. L. WALL & 00., Avctioncers, B Stores Mos, 316 and 317 South corner Penn's avenue and ith street, SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALB OF A LARGE STOCK OF OLOTHING. OLOTHs, CASSIMBBES, ASSORTED DEY GOODS. ac. To be sold at auction, on THURSDAY MOR - ING. October 4, commencing at 10 o’cleck preciac- ly, within the stores, 315 end 317, corner Penn's avenue end oth screet. vie: oontea UW's “trinumed sud gut Inbecteete 180 pieces futl and cat © , OLOTES, BOAH WALEEB & 00. FALL AND WINTBB CLOTHING. SRVALEEB Hk Wonkuanouve On Mateniat: URDER Tas MRTROFOLITAN: TEVAnIa AVENUE. i tn Jstered ., ‘ear ‘we oat.) Highest price paid for nd hand Furu! eolly «