Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1866, Page 1

TILE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, : EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Southwest corner of Pena’a avenue and 111% street at W. D. WALLACH. eo The STARK i served by tbe carriers to their sedecriters um the Uity aud, Distric at Tam COuxre run week. Copies at the counter, with ¥ withoet wrappers, Two Cente each. Parics vom Maltrmo:—Three months, One Dotter and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dei- ee ERLE STA Sen | VO. XXVIII. CLOTHING, &c. E HUGGHEs & BIBSITZKEY AMUSEMEN'TD. NATIONAL THEATRE. EROHANT TAILORS Senha pthaha coromns N . poryi tenia ¥ - grabvine * BaP. ‘Would teform their frien*+ and customers J. B. SPACKMAN ‘that tbey are cuily in receipt of their LL AND WINTER GOODS, h, Anglish, and B + Oe Rie fer. West and wontd solicit ap egr 2 ‘he lowest ficares. guareoy Tonle natufaction as te price sod quality and manabip. UGHES & RIPNITZREY, ae ee Grner Thirteenth street and se 24-}m Pennsyivenia avenne, s1uVAL—WM.» TERL, from 348 to 328 grea avenue, between 9h and j0ch te, north wide “iithwve tue plea-ure of fnforming my customers THIS (WEDNESDAY AVANING, October 3, B 5 + tim a an aWaliack's Charmieg RIPLE’S BALL! to Correctness of An- w Scenery. Costames Uni- Orig asie. and » Bril- oducing several pew members of the Company. oW NIGHT. THE DEAD HBART! nomen withtn a few steps of the Theater ates The In-t train for Alexandria Ouwedy, in four acts, enti BUSRDALE, @p, TH Produced with ou poinemen n M ABINI'S VASHIONABLE DANOING andthe public that I have thorcustily refitted the AUADEMY. aT ny Mr. JS. Maxwell. Lam MARINI'S ASSEMBLY BOOM air pre paren tornow.c teedh stick of OLOTAS, f hctneos beh end loch atvosre. ire pared to show Soatines, cassia whieh d can with, safes ment, 7 rtock 0 M2 i tettound ts erbrace » fall Hoe of i ONS: ie TTP Ties. Gloves, Sacsendere, &c is Bow open for the recep- f turriom for young ladies, Tuesdays, Tharadeys and Sat- pm fen-en’s classes from 8to 10, same evenings. * Sbirts made to order - WM. 8 T N 6 —Private iustraction given to sGit the con- TaHovIee Depertwent.eecovd floor; Mess ae Yeptence of the paytl e025 Goods. firet floor. a kD puers.o.W. aw Fo Kees DANCING ACADEMY, 200 45,000. apple ne + — Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th » efor and THINK, Oppostte Metrapclitan Hotel. emieslince imme, yim pony Academy te now open for the rec-ptien of B ) i. Jn retnrnin a to our up! ote IMMENSE Stouk OF GLoraine and friends far the vornenste, most sesuectially i " DI a col o GUS INRENSS STOCK OF 'SLETHING te had at JF Ellie’ and W. G. Metzerott.s Cons MARK DOWN Moric Stor he Hall can be rented for Sotrees, &c. Days and Hours of Tuition: For Ladies,’ Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday afternoons. from $ to So'elock. peulenans iasaet Zaesdeg and Friday eve- pings. from 8 to wo clock. For further information, apply during the hours ED MARKEY DUWN MABKED BUWN Twenty-five Per Cezt Less than Cost. Twenty-five Per Cent. Lees than Gost, Twenty five Per Ceut. bess than Cost. ov you have the CHANCE. | of tition, or address a note to the A y. xF ven yon the CHANCE. | — Quarter commencing with the first lenson. #6 10 NEVES again will you the OHANUE. goods must be sold within the next sixty annea rdlers of cost. “We mean what we say. ome and see for yourselves Defore parckasing. 3.8. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Omce, Washington, D.C. PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. T D BALL OF TH ‘SE Finer GeanD pat TBE YOUNG UNITED GLUB A Derire tommy to the citizer.s of Washington that they will give their Twelfth Annual Ball TEMPERANCE HALL, on EB street, between 9th and 10th. on MUNDAY, THE &TH UF OCTOBER. ill use every exertion to make all thet jor them with their presence comfortabie ava happy, COME ONE! COME ALL!! Committee of Arrangementa—Wm Moulder, Jno C Jones, Jos Johnson. Jerry Bre=nalan, Wm Lit- tiéton, Michwel Shoue, Fred’k Bemaler. Jno Bin- clair, Jobn He oc 2-6t* BE FIBST GBAND AFTERNOON AND EVENING rome i ofthe GYMNASTIO BASE BALL CLUB will take place at ANALOSTAN ISLAND. On WEDAESDAY, OCTOBER 3p, 1466. An clegant Bend of Music bas been secured. Danciug to commence at 25: 0’clook ‘Tickets cap be procured of any of the members, at brady s Gymnasium, or the music stores. oc 1-3t* A. eon tt Ts E GBEAT BECGNSTRUCTIONIST. Whoee KOP-PEL’ I know him well— In charges a rednctiontet; Butina ft "like “Andy.” hors, Be's a famous “ Heconstructioni«t '” Has rebel wear broke down your gear, And threatened itedestruction ? "Twill ail be well 1f H/KOPPEL | Just tries his “*Reconstraction !”” Benesth bis skill, exch portion will Be eenne in close commanion; Tust an we Il see (¢ ant ‘twill be) ‘The States within this Uriou! No_ sl! men know, for a well dressed beau ‘The \adies have a pasion; it jework = "ll find of the finest kind, ing ‘botched’ or siatteru, Bie gouds cousist (a leocthy list) Of every styhish pattern. HB BOPPEL, 15th street, opposite Treasury rime soll im LOSANO. HANT TAILOR, eo of 9th and D streets EDUCATIONAL. N USIC—A young lady of several years’ expert- ence as Teacher of Piano"and Vocal Music, would take afew more PU 3. if er plication be je soon. Best of testfinunials aud references en Address M.8., City Post Office. Washing- ton. DC. s¢ 21-eojm* ore amdinspect his new sod choice selection of goods, which he has just chased for the Fall and Winter Trade. a Wakvon. his associate, continues Pie his constant aitention to the style-and general apear- arce of all garments made at the establishment. T be best work end moderate charges is our motto. soS tm" | MiSs LUCY BUNTER will open a SOHOOL ; J. HEIBERGEs, aco for Girls on the Firat of October. No 199 9 * buccessor te H. F. New York aveuue, between ith and 5th strects, NS AND MILITARY rep Wett CITIZEN'S Ad L MoH ANT TAILOR, [\\piss_EOSs HAVIBG BETURNED FROM Betoneet Fear bee he peers MPSS devets it Kurope. will resume ber Behool ata ¥ Washington, D. C duties on MOBDAY. October Ist, in the Presbyte- rian Ohnreh bailing 43¢ etree se 18-14t™ MRS, ‘HARBISON MOST BEAPECTFULLY +E informe the tnbabitants of the First Ward that Le has opened a SELECT SCHOOL for boys, In those cowmod! remises, 232 14th street, nd K. Onexceptionable references. DENTISTRY. SSS sans fe Se es REMOVAL, Dz LEWIE. DENTIST: tine REMOVED from u43 to 200 \. avenue, ten doors, _: shove. ‘eat scovery | in ASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS Teeth Exi ‘ wi oper September 10, 1956, at room No. 13. Goliege Law ‘Baitding: sth street Ab! may te made at No, 34 4% street. There toon ar be LE WIE: 4 tak ‘eeth Ph pli bber. Gold snd ii be an Evening Clasefor young men | Refer- Eaves Teeth wetary eceas Ail persone should | TutcssBey PD. Curley, D, De, Bev. Win. Pinck ney.D.D.: Pref. Joseph’ Henry, L.L. D.; Bev. B.B. Williamson, A Exinoipel: Henry Mas- A f guages. jac To be convinces cf the fact, call and see for your- seo .» Professor of ro St JOSEPHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG La- 8. B. LEWIE. M. D., Dentist, PIES, EBT CONDUCTED BY THE T i. Loomis, up. SISTERS OF CHARITY, plate teeta Patentee of the MINERAL Bear Emmittaburg. Frederick county, Md. Bis office m this city. Meny persons TERMB. wear these teeth who The Academic Year is divided Into two sessi cannot Wear others, BO person cam wear others who eanect wear | of Sve months each. t woe x respectively on the 5 anuary. Persons calling at my office can be scoommeda- 35 00 ted with any atyfe aad of Teeth they de- | Ihe ding sire, but to these who ne jcalar.sad ‘wish the bed bedding, 7 purest, c . most | t th wt tore net = Procure, the MINEBAL TEET: ‘ashing and mendin 90 * . Rooms in this eity—o. 338 Penn’a aveuue. be- | extra charge. - tween 9th end 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ‘hiladelphia. oc 80-ly Letters of inquiry directed to the ae “MOTHER SUPERIOR, Bt. Joseph's Academy. Emmitteburg, Md. T 8T. TIMOTAY'S HALL, RE duties of this mnetitution will’ be resumed on Sept. 13,1865 For terms, &c.. see catalogue and cirouvlar st the principal bookstores of this city, or address the princi pas, aus E. PABSO 48, Ontonville, Ma. Frcs: FEED | SATII A complete assortment of ALL GEADES OF FLOUR, 00 which we solicit the attention of BAKEBS AND GROCERS. MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAZ, and 8}l kinds of FEED st lowrates, se6-3m EPABTMENT OF THE INTERION, GROUBD ALUM, por, ¥o ganngx arn BJuly aise, 1886. for sale low in lots to suit by sAppicedon paving bean of the following dee my ett W.M. GabT 20g. | June 2 Lend Weerants, whlch are's cca to bare PORTABLE orram that at the date followiug the description of each ENGINES, warrant in new cortificate or warteutet ike tenet nie Se of efficiency, durabitity | Wil be reisened, if mo valid objection should then i and economy with the minimum of weight and . 46-442, for 120 acres, issued price. They are widely and {svorably known | March 34-188 1p the nee of Are end wes grented Ji more than 00 being in use. All watreuted satis- factory or nosale. ti : eae gaserst Sone" songrecd jo 32 ef Descriptive circulars seat om Sppiteation, “s rr as 3.0. BOADEEY & OS, tg theca et a under the uct La _y i-ecd3m Ee: Line oe James [2 Vaderbit 4 INTS FOR THE TABLE, with a few words need + 1896.— December 1, 1836. Fwine Household Oookery. Carving Bc. | gove. get ye ee See eek ae fi ¥as granted Desember iith, 1881—December’ Ist, apie Mire ives ly, No. 96 106, for 80 acres, issued under the act of Be iph's Virginia March 3d. in the name of Daniel Miitqn, and as FBANCK TAYLOR. “- tant 13th, 1st, 1956, SSOPZELOB CABINET FUBMITORE. Maree Free. te creas ieemes under the, het of 3B 1s, 5 ‘The Subscriber ia aatigee cus took of ABINET ¥ ITU. Bite cna Gy sinegh Sone ee Pare, © 8 ity, from e rd down to the OHBAPEST was granted August 4, 1856— 15, No. 86.021, for 80 acres. issued ander the act of Beptemier. 18:0. in the meme of 8; Wi and wae granted April 30th, 1852 --Decomber 2. BEDSTEAD. 6.,28.014. {oF 89 acres. fesued udder the act of It fe not necessary a Festteclozian. as our Beret ed rceey of er ley and contsine coverivab! fe as Decem FTust CLags HOUSE FURMISHING Bore: | Jess. . . 308, H. PABRBTT, LISHMENT, and at hat def; Please tal aad set yar bane ome JOHN Q. WILBO! mie ge 3-03m Southeast owner Sth coh Diets, QtBaweeRer roasts! W Aire beanvr. STRAWBEBRY PLANTS! a — A = — article of WHITE BRANDY jatt re- The following celebrated varieties for sale in lots ceiy to suit: Gay 101 ve 17-ste Cormer a EES, py knearee. NEW BOOKS—The Hidden Sin Selpoby seEnLInG. trated: Laatdgs' Chronicle of Becession. it: TBIOMPHE DE Gaup. Pa ceman Melvtiie Felts Holt tie Reneat 4s J.P BARTROLOW a OO eT Si Eerece aad doses betteg ne Oo | Anriongeal tine oat ae Bots oa RANGE TAYLOR, | se20-c0tw *PWWashlingtou, P.O. W 4LLacH House A& AND FEVER.—This u tually cured BESTAUBANTAND DINING SALOON, Al gored) Moors agua cyte am gra alicases. No numbu; Bon corner of Penna. ave. and lith street, -% mooeE, et = ae wae oo ee Propricver. 23 alee 115, Penna arene, betdey Cc iia) Foes WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 38. 1866, N°. 4,236. SPECIAL NOTICES. trxde to sel! ae f tha worst The prices at whi vouden ts lee the rots on the serit ple le. Gould fi e- forther than te throw away on aach men. rubbish while PHALOW SB “HIGHT BLOOWING 1 BKLUS,” redo ent of trupicel fr»grance,is with- iu the rench of atl, SURELY, Sold everywhere. STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUCKU 1s CURING every case of Kipyey Diezas®, Besemavism, Grave, Uninaky Disonpens, Waannnss and Parnes tp the Bac, Female OomPLaints and Taovsise srising from Bxcessxs oF any Kino. COMB, YB AFFLIOTED! TEY SMOLANDBB’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKED. Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & 00., Now York, and BABNES, WARD &00., Rew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. feb W-ly OCOLGATE’S ABOMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP A muperior ToiLET Soar. prepared from refined VkerTaB_s O1Ls in combination with GLYCERIN ® and especially designed for the use of Lapis, end the Numexny. Its perfume is exquisite, and washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. fe9-eoly HALD)’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HALB RE ad NEWER Renews the Hair. Hat's Vaorrase Sicirian Ha res gray hair to the origi % Hav’s VEGETABLE SICiLIAN Gain RENEWER Prevents the hair from falling off. Bary’s Vecetas_.e Sicirian Hain RENEWER Makes air soft _ — a. HGETABLE SICILIAN HatR BEWEWER pace Does not stain the skin. Hacv’s Sterias Vecetas_e Main Eenzwer Has proved iteelf the best peseeretice for the bair ever presented 6 public. Price $1. For sale by all druggists. ABSUPEBIUR BEMEDY. We ean conscientiously recommend te those suf- fertug from & distressin: esugb, Dit. STRICK- LaND® MELULIPLUOGUS UUCGH Balsam. lt gives rebef almost instantaneous, and is with- al pot disagreeable to the taste ‘There is no doubt butthe Mellifiaous Cough Baleam is one of the beet pri tions in use. and is all thet its proprietor claims forit We have tried it daring the past week, and found relief from a meet dis- Benrwen coler. tressing cough. Itis prepared by Dr. Strickland No. 139 Speamore street. Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale by Druggists. id b; J0.: also st WalTE’S Drag e, and OAs. CHRISTINI'S, 317 Pa. avenue and 302 Ninth street. 00 38 ly TWO BA@ CABES OF PIL’ D BY DE STRICKLAND'S PILE BBMEDY Mr. Glass. of Janesville, Wixcousin writes for the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been tronbied for eight years with an aggrs- vated case of Piles, and bis brother was discharged from the a:my as tacurable, (he being qnite para- lyzed with the Piles.) Both these dis! Pg cosce Sere cured with one bottle of Dr.STBICKL, cheng PILE REMEDY. The rec ation of th: »y Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these sufer- ing that the neanraveted chrentc cases of Piles ny aenen oe A Ls pacino niger 3 It ¥ i) y ruggisie everywhere. . NAIEN & 00 ; OU AS. OHBISTIANI. 371 venue aud 502 Sh street. oc 26- SECBET DISBABES. Samarivan's Girtis the most certain, safe — effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetabl le- dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour da: sam is the eoldier’s hope, aud s ree to be exposed. Male packages, §: male, $3. Sawanitan’s Boot axp HERs Jvices—A positive ané permanent cure fer Spybilis. Scrofala, Ulcers, Bores, Spote. Tet Price $1 25 per bottle. Sold by 8. C. Fo vertisement. my5 MABRL AND CELIBAOY, an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital powers, with sure m of re free of charge in sealed letter envelo} Dr. J SKIULIN HOUGHTON, Hew: tion. Philadelphia, Pa, ENTERPRISE QO» LIVE AND in QM Live. TO ALL EPIOUBBE The undersigned respectfully inf \- Me thnk to dayne will introduoy three pew iiopete, ie Old Virginia,” Kou ‘Beady” celebrated. ico’ . which will ‘be served up io the beat style, eur Bg any thing ever introduced in this city. These roaete havi tied ae eee been served np inany fret class jalcon in y The public should be very careful where th. buy their Oysters at this season of the year si am potisying fo heary cargoes, bat ri i lies daily of ‘rom two to three buadred us of the best O) store that come to this mar- ae bave a ready sale, and they must be res Particular attention paid to families, hotels and Festaurants Oysters packed in any sized caus or x Wholesale and retail. 2~1 ( etreet, corner ny qoecee meant nm jose fie lelivered t 7 pert e.eity free of charge {ve 25} TM. HARVEY, fRBeovar. REMOVAL. J. P. DENNIB, COACHMAKER, Begs leave to inform his customers and the public pe that he has BEMUVED from ie old stand. on 6th street, to Nos, 293! and 295 K street, between 13th aud lath streeta, south side cf Peunsytvania avenue, and op- posite Grover's Theatre As his facilities are pecne er = old Levine rol c 4 can co coeete- Dg in alk ite anghes end ba new work as CHEAP DURABLE’ and ines GUOD STYLE as os ; spony ey eesery as hopes by — Dg DO! a! Class mec! Ice. ae bing but th thier wit not! ‘3 ¢ beet material, tog stric: attention to business, te merit and receive a fair 8! of patronage. sep3 co2m G?*TL Euan ‘8 FALL STYLES DRESS BATS, 1566. at The Iatest and most fashioneb! wal na paipet ond most fashionsble Shapes, in Silx Also aieebe’s celebrated Pateut Ventilated New York a ch for e A com! is ape passed. A fall stock of all x L se 15-0010t SOFT Hats! LY SOFT HATS! Just received all Tecra tes and colors of FOR GENTLEWEN, YOUTH’S, AND BOYS of all prices, at LANE’, Fashionable Hatter, _8e 15-eol0t 424 Pa. avenue. Cc AKPETs, OTLOLOT AY Dow SHADES, &c. AT have just received from ® New York anction house fif y pieces Tapestry, Three-ply, Angratn, Venetian, List aud Linen OABPETS, OIL- CLUTHS, WIN SHADBS, Bevsek awd GoMbonTaue, Alco. on hand's large iter } new pecpmd pane ORNITO BB, ali of which as hy & i Pda t low for casK, and wi! 3 Sid ot mall Dealer in Furniinse, &c., venth se 151m" between Gand sts, B* ALL ITS BRANOHES. The undersigned red best, manner all kinds of BAIN SND OTOHe MASONRY, f bouee bui sodtopeie ing. constra ne ere. setting Grates, Ranges and Ove: ors left at 169 I street, Wash or 119 Toa Georgetown, ‘will be rombenr at r- : J. V_OOLLIM: iL N ptt Norton Pato out pes ee TELEGRAMS. &c. A despatch from Victoria, V. T., Monday Sa}s: “A meeting was held Lere la-t nightto inke ir to consideration the state of the Colgny. and devive means for repealing certain laws. The proceedings were disorderly. Mr. Mc- Ciure, M. P.. denounced the course of the Government, and introduced & resvlation that A peniuon be presented te the home Gove: inet asking that the colony of Vancouver's Island te granted a ‘Rey Segeary government Aad reciprocity with the United States, and in caee that failed, that ber Majesty would make arTypgements tor the ahwexatioa of the colony to the United States.” Other speakers con- dem ¢d there propositions. A telegram from Kicimond dated yesterday SAys: “lt is definitely ascertained to-day thar no terrq of the United States Circuit Coart will be beld bere this month. The Jane term was ‘legs, and consequently the adjournment to this day was invalhd. The ep nion is expressed here tbat the connsel of Jeff. Davis will ere long test the efficncy of a writ of Aabeas corpus uward+d by Judge Lyonser Meredith. of this city; anitif they tail to make the application it is expected the bar of Richmond will hold a Meeting to discuss the propriety of that pro- ceeding on the part of one of their number. Richard Thairwell, who murdered James Houseman on the 4th of fast April, was exe- cnted Monday at Uniontown, Fayette county. Ps. There were but forty persons presentat the last dread scene, and motaing remarkable bappened at the scrffold. He died, he said, a Christian, hoping for forgiveness for hie awful crime. His death was an eaey one. He strug- gled buta few minutes after the drop fell. He thanked Sheriff Boyd, and sald “the life pab- itshed purporting to be mine is not true.” At the town election held at Waterbary, Conr., om Monday the entire conservative ticket was elected over the strougest radical ticket that could be nominated, by an average majority of one hundred and e¢venty, being a gain of more than three hundred and fifty over the Jast city elegtion The radicals have car- ried New Milford, New Londoa, Danbury, Southington and Seymour, the two latter gains. The 13th Roya: Hussars arrived Monday at Toronto from England, and are now quartered at the Crystal Palace. They number 450 and 301 Dorses. Daring the passage several of the horses died on board the Tarifa, owing to the imjuries received in consequence of the rough- ness of the weather. The regiment was for- merly known as the 13th light dragoons, but Was subsequently changed te the Prussian Hussars. an honorary title. They present a fine appearance, and are evidently picked men. The crop prospects continue to improve in Louisiana, except in the alluvial regions and an places heretofore free from the army worm which are invaded by it. The crop of sugar cane will be large, but all who can will keep the cane to save themselves or sell for plant cane. The crop of sugar will be consequently small. The Louisiana rice crop will be larger than ever heretofore known. Advices from Shanghai of July 7 says the expeditions which the (;overnment had sent against the robbers in Young Chow bad, with one exception failed. Advices from Naukin report that two Imperial detachments had been defeated in Young Chow, and the viceroy had decapitated two generals implicated in treasopable correspondence with the rebel leaders. * In Philadelphia the political exéft®ment is increasing. The Republicans had meetings last night in the let. 2d, and 4th districts. The Democrats held a meeting in the 3d district, where a slight disturbance occurred and seve- ral shote were fired. A very large vote is ex- pected at the coming election, as there have been 16,000 pames added by extra assessment. A meeting of prominent merchants was held in Obarleston. S. C., lastnight. to sustain the National Express Company. (ieorge A. Tren- holm presided over the meeting. Resolutions were adopted urging the board of directors to reorganize the company on &® permanent basis, and promising the support of the mercantile community. ‘The sixth annual fair of the St. Louis Agri- cultural and Mechanical Association opened Monday and promises to be a grand success. All of the departments are well filled, and en- tries are still being made. A large amount of stock cf all kinds is on the grounds, and some very fine borses and cattle are there trom nearly every Western State. On Monday evening, Uctober 1,a banquet was givenin Liverpool to celebrate the suc- cess cf the Atlantic cable, and was presided over oy Lord Stanley, Minister of Foreign Af- fairs. During the festivities. Mr. Field's health was proposed by Lord Stanley and drank amidst great enthsiasm. The Toronto City Assizes met at noon Mon- day. The Fenian prisoners were served with copy of tbe indictments and list of the wit- nesses who appearagainst them. Among the names of the witnesses are two members of the Fenian organization in Buffalo, N.Y. Hon. John A. Kasson, Representative in Congrees from lowa, who, to this time, has not been commitied to the radical policy, made a speech at,Des Moines on Saturday in the pres- ence efa very large audience, in which he took strong radical grounds. The second race, at Jerome Park, mile heats, was won by Mr. Alexander’s horse Watson. Time, 1.484 and 1.468. The third race, one and three-quarter mile dash, was won by a horse named Luther, Loadstone was second, and Lightbood third. Time, 3.07. About 4 o’clock Monday evening a woman named Catharine Lawson, a resident ef New- burg, while walking through Charch etreet, in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., suddewly fell dead on the sidewalk. Cause—disease of the heart. ‘The large tobacco factory of W.& D Rein- bont, si:ustedin Wood street, Pittsburg, Pa, was burned yesterday evening and totaly de- gtroyed The loss is about $3,000, mostly in- sured. 3 Mike McCool. lave prize-fight victor, has de- clined the challenge of Joe Coburn, of New York. and also the challenge of Davis, his late competitor, for a second trial. He says he re- nownces the ring forever. : Charles Sumner delivered the opening lecture of the cow: before the Parker fraternity in Boston, evening. His subject was, + Presidential policy, oné man power and Congress.” The bark Clara R. Sutil, from Yokohama, brings 6,000 chests and forty jars of texto San Francisco Ay Tung, the Japanese Prince. en route tor Yale College, came u passenger on the same vessel, Three fatal cases of cholera have been re- por'ed at Wilmington, N. (., within the past three days—all among one lot of negroes. No other cases are reported. itary measures have been taken to preyent mt spreading, The fair of the Doyleston, Pa., Agricultural and Mechanics’ Institate opened there yester- day with.prospects of a grand display in every department. Mr, S. B. Chittenden was nominated on Mon- day night by the Union Convention of the 34 New York district, for the unexpired term of ube date Hon. James*Humpbhrey, and for the Fortieth Congress, =~ 1t is asserted that Maximiliag has sent anor. der countermanding the eyacuation of Sonora, and that the French admiral, having em- barked all his troops. refused to disembark. General Sheridan has decided to give the frontier of Texas full protection inst the hostile indian tribes. Cyras W. Field arrived in Boston yesterday aftercoon. and will leave to-day for New York. ‘The anticradical convention of the dis- trict of Miesoors nominvted John for Congress Monday. ) THE SaLanres ori THE Pustic Scnoor TEACHERS.—The new schedule for the Bay of ‘school ea. public sthool teachers adopted monte board yesterday afiernoon, as mei the. city couneil, it a» Sor: ‘emale i sehools, first assistants, 8850 the second, and $000 the third: second assistants, 8600) $650 250 and 50" zat aartagte mle gremmar schools, $500, ' mal tants, $6y Wale arcietantay SACct Waco dna Soo. | of temale grammar stheols $500, first acsistante, $600, e50 um; jwitors Eastern and Western Female’ High's choels, tions) 4m, 36 inet The New Orie: Ricts—Report of the Mil- itary Commission. New YorxK, Oct. 2—The Tribune has a spe- eal dispatch trom New Orleans centaining the report of the military commission to inves- UgSte the riot in that city. The report is signed by Gens. Mower, Quincy, Greer and Buldey. lteives « full synopsis of the evidence, con- firming the dispatches of Gen Sheridan. The comm: ssion grve it as their opinion that it was aprconcerted plan among the rebel associa- tions for the purpose of atta-wing the conven- tion ifthere was any plaus bie pretext, aud but for the declaration of thartial law and the pres- ence of troops fire and blooashed would have raged throughout the night, and all the negro quarters of the city, and the lives and property otthe Union northern men, would have beeu at the mercy of the mob. Three-fourths of the Mob were rebel soldiers. The board review the conduct of Mayor Monroe, and believe that bis action precipitated the consequences tha: ensued from hisownacts. The party in power @® New Oriears, with Mayor Monroe, the board believes. it allowed to have their own way without punishment for their past of- fences, wit! soon render New Orleans a place of insecurity for northern livesand property. ADVENTURES OF a THOUSAND DotLan Nore. Frequent mention has been made in the pro- ceedings of the Oity Councits, at this and pre- ceding sessions, of a $1,000 bank note which Was in possession of Mr. Josiah Cobb, and which he felt desirons to have disposed of, so that he might be relieved of all care in refer- ence to it. Its history is a little curious. In the year 1535, it appears, Mr. Cebb was called on by a lad to change a $10 note. Upon looking at it, he discovered it Was & genuine $1, bill, and be was curious to know something more about it. So great a mistake in the denomina- tion of a note was not ordinarily made. He re- tained it for inquiry, and then ascertained that it bad been offered te a lady who condacied the millinery business, by @ negro woman, in pay for some articles. That somebody was the loser to tbat amount seemed almost certain Mr. Cobb. under the circumstances, felt him- self justifiable in retaining the note, so as to find the owner. He advertised it at varions times for some four years, and never had a call for it. Tired of berg its custodian, in February, 1842, he deposited it in the city treasury, wiih $>0.40 interest, in trust for the benefit of the owner, if he shoald ever be found. Efforts have been made, at one time or another, by parties in the way of administration, or as descendants of the colored woman, long since deceased, to get possession of it, but without effect. Since the time of deposit with the city the #1,(Su.40 have been lying in the city treasury, awing interest, and at this time the sum amounts to near $3,000. This. hy the action of the ity Council within a day er two past, it has been determined shall be appropriated to the use ot the «Union Orpban Asylum.” Thus the mys- terious note is finally disposed of. In addition to the singularity of the fact that Mr. Cobb never found a legal claimant for the note, not- witbstanding his re advertisements, it seems that the colored woman, who presented it to pay abil}. never even appeared to make a claim for it —Baltimore Sun. SINGULAR UCase. ner’s inquest was held at Communipawon urday on the body of James Conroy, who was drowned in the bay on Sunday night. lt appears that the deceased had been employed to carry Thomas Monohan outtoapile driver lying in the stream. The two m ‘arted ina light race boat, but’after roceeding a short distance the boat capsized. th men goton the bottom of the boat, but it Was so light as to sink them to the waist. Each got bold of su oar, and the supposition is that Monohan, tearing that the boat would not sus. lain two men, succeeded in pushing his com- panion off. whereby he was drowned. The post mortem examination disclosed injuries which must have been received before death. Cries of ‘ murder” were heard by persons on shore while the two men were floating on the boat, and & man putont to the spot whence they is- sued but only found the capsized boat. The ingnett is not concluded. Monoban isin lody awaiting the result of the investigation.— N_Y. Times, Oct.1. Lire INsvRANCE Uonvention.—The con- vention of life insurance agents, held at Hart- ford. Conn.,. last week, as the result of their deliberations, adopted resol unons condemuing the “varied, discriminating and unfriendly laws of various Stites, imposing oppressive and unjust taxes and onerous requirements UPOR COM p&nics transacting the business of life insurance, not demanded os imposed upon other branches of commercial enterprise,” and pledging effort to secure n repeal of such laws. Steps were also taken to establish a national life insurance bureau, or board of commerce, to be under official recognition at Washington, and to which the vario OM panies shall make annual reports. The ler was placed in the hands of a committee. consisting of Guy R Pheips. ot Hartford; Elizur Wright, of 7 Jobr Eadie, of New York, and B. F. Stevens, ot Boston. who are to repert atan adjourned meeting to be beld in New York in November next. There is po good reason, however, for spproaching Congress on this subject. Battimore axp Liverpoo: STeaMsHir Ling.—The Baltimore Sun of this morning notices the arrival at her wharf yesterday evening of the steamship Worcester, Captain Grabem, from Liverpool, via Queenstown, pec ict dehe at 2 oe mail, a large and very valuable cargo, 40 steerage passen- gers, (chiefly Swedes and Germans.) and the following im the cabin: ©. Benica. Mr. Peika, James Briggs, Miss Mary Briggs. Ricnard Briggs, Miss Emily Briggs. Wm. Burton, and Mrs. Wm. Burton. The Worcester was de- layed twenty hours at Queenstown by stress ot weather, and encountered strong westerly gales, and very oe seas, she behaving admirably during t! entire yovage. Nota single case ofsickness, however siight, bas oc- curred on the vesee! THE BRENHAM ESTIGATION.—Gen. Sheri- dan returned from Brenham, Texas,to New Orleans, Tuesday morning, whither he had gone to in vestigate the destruction of that town by incendiariem, charged United States soldiers. The following polats were decided ‘apon unofficially :—The original canse of the disturbance bas not been satisfactorily deter- mined as yet, but there is no doubt during the fracas two soldiers were wounded, one severe- ly and the other slightly: tbat later in the night & number of men burned the business portion of the town, And thatthey were soldiers; that Captain Smith, commandant of the post, had nothing to do with the matter, and that the af- fair required more rigid investigation. Gen’i Sheridan, in order to accotaplish the purpose, Appointed an in vesugating committee. ree —eeiaes “ REconsTRUCTION” 1m Bast Batt—Cour- tesy of the Chivalry.—The Union Base Ball Cla’ of Richmond, composed enurely of clerks in tue employ of the Government, having sent a cballenge to the Richmond Club to play a match game, received the following reply : RICHMOND, Sept. 22, 1866.—J. F. Dooley, Sec- retary Union Base Ball Club—Sir: Your mu. nication Of the 2Ist instantis before me. I am instructed to state that the Richmond Ball Club does not desire and will not play the Union Club a single game. We epee nor do we expect to be, mbers of the National Biase Bail Oon vents av our Tearon? Weare southerners Hoping this may be satisfactory, iam JV. Biveoop, Secretary Richmond Base Bal! Ciub. eee Sarit? Sates ees INTERNAL Revenve Decision on Boor axD Suox Makin@.—The Commissioner of Internal Revenue decides that the recent law of Con- grees exempts any boot or shoe maker boots er shoes to order, as custom work only, where work does not exceed annually one thousand doMars. To determine the amount or vee of bat pT — materials, the yalue or costef tbe mater! is to be deducted from the safes value of the boots or shoes man- ufactured. If the difference is not greater than one thanegnd Gollars, the boot or shoe maker is exemp' THE MeEtuopistT ary ot American ‘TEN ARY.—The Uenten- ethodism was celebrated en Monday morni = Fleet Ohuren, Brook ya, by ine Local Preecas ers? Lo eacige peog parr: two buadred ¢e presen whom were ine By. P. ook oneal '~ Roberts, of Rev. Frost, of Maseachusetts. vm wpe of the parties emg a resident of thet A Case et Crim. Con, and a SSootiag Af- fair. ; {Prem the Binghamron Kepublican, Sep) i} The Oqueco Huns ia Ue posit wee tar stone ofan at hat has created conevt-revie ox - ertement, doth in "hat plac -and ta Migs ror piace. iis the oid story of woman's folly aed man's s-cucing wiles, Iteremsagen irnisaot New. York cent B's foirey, and ax he wap yo et, Oetter bait, to Volonia Sp curing the warm cays oft and while there ebe ber am om Aealiant and fascinating teeldery tor Who Was Also spending a few weeks ngs to rusticate Wwe bave had for the past ew weeks rendered New-\erk comparatively endurab! from ¢angers im the way of epidem anxious husband was Gesifous of ine retara of Distait spouse. Nbe wrote to Bim that she Would ave Saturday nicht for home. sad a>- cording) Saturday wight fonnd ber at Deposit on ber way thither Somehow or other she W's met there by ber new-made Acq vain nner, who engaged a room opposite the one occupied by the iady. The husband, who bad ended his werk of toil, and was a * to rejom. the nb-ent wite. lett New. York early in the evening and arrived at Deposit tate at nigh Repatr- ing to the be Tegrssecea Upon the hoo! Toom, took a ight and went up t i. when the door Was opened by the lady, who-lhkewuse very uncereme: ¥ put oot the light B carried, and otherwise appeared very mec! diseoncerted. A ras again struck, when the husband alleges be raw some one under ¢ nec, and drawing bis pistol, be fired at him ba the wife knocked his arm down as he shot, and the bail took effect in the seducer’s knee Another ebot was fired after he had reached his room snd shut the door, but ‘the thin pan- neling rendered little resistances to builets, aod & random shot took effect in the imtroder’s breas!, passing (through and lodging under the rhoulder-biade. Both shots are very serious but not dangerous. Dr. Burr tett for Deposit this morning to extract the balls. It is feared the shot in the knee will necessitate the am- putstion of the leg. The injured hourband started for home on the next train, leaving his unfaithful spouse to follow her own ine: tons ‘Lhe story told by the busband varies a little from that of the injured . Who says be was standing behind the door when the nasband entered. and in hie endeavor to mak es. cape from the room fell, when he rec ed the fs. ot Tur Romax Catnott Bisnors on Srinitrat Wants or Tar Freepu Rey. Dr. Verot, Bishop of Sava recent pastoral letter, gives the i thatthe Pope himself has directed th condition of the freedmen to be duly consid- ered at the coming P.enary Covncil of Batci- more. Bishop Verot also enters earnestly into the case, insisis that a sense of judgment ought to lead the Sonth to efforts for educating the freedmen, asa virtually implied condition ot the peace, which ought to carried ont in good faith and honor, aside from christian considerations. “But,” he says, “we view the subject trom a higher ground, and we wish to impart to the colored race education connected with religion. in view of their immortal souks, which have been made in the image of God and bave been redeemed hy the precioas blood of hisoniy Son. We wish to de everything in our power to rescne from the bondage of sin and darkness of ignorance those who ve been freed and delivered from domestic and civil fetters: we wish to heal the wound which ce rap state bad inflicted upon them, excluding almost from them honest, sin- cere and christinn marriage, so as to make them partakers of the blessings attached wa union which has become A sacrament, of which the Scripture says: ‘Marringe honora- ble in 4}! and the bed undefiled,’ Hel). xiii . 14. We wish to see them become efficient and fervent members of that society founded oy Christ, and establiched by His Apostles, in Which ‘there is neither bond nor tree, neither Jew nor Greek, but all in Chris: and Christ in all,’ Gal. tii., 20. 87 John T. Robertson was convicted in the circuit court of Stafford county, Va, on Wed- nesday, of the murder of G@ustayns aod Nancy Limerick, two old persons, who lived alone in A nouse near Fredericksburg. The jadge sen- tenced the vege ta be bung on the i6um of November t. Thursday night he confessed to the sheriff that be went to the Limericks on | the evening of August 25, persuaded the old man to take & walk with him, and murdered bim with an ax; he then returned to the house and killed Mrs. Limerick in the same manner. and having searched the house and secured Ss in silver, set fire to it left. He protests that he got only the #s, 1 he bad no accom. plices, and that be told many lies while in jail in the hope of getting out. A WELL-KNOWN TROTTING TRAINER KILLED. On Monday afternoon Rob’t Walker, the well- known trotting trainer and driver, who keeps the botel immediately adjoining the Centrevilie Course, L. 1, proceeded to that track to exer- cise one of the horses he was training. Short- ly afterwards bis family were alarmed at see- ing the horee and sulky gallop back to the -ta- ble without a driver, and, on proceeding to the course. only & couple of hundred yards dis- tant. they were borrified to discover his dead body jaid on the track, with a pistol or rifte- ball through bis brains. No person was seen on the ceurse or in the neighborhood, and the perpetrator and the motive which led to such A catastrophe cannot be surmised.—V 2. Times. S7The Court of Appesis of Maryland has Mr cently decided that a landlord may protect hemeelt from lability for “money, piste, and jewelry,” by requesting guests to deposit such articles in bis care, bat on it being brought Against the proprietor of the Maltby House for $” in mouey and a watch, the Vourt roled that the landiord must pay for the stolen property, ying thal & gnest must be allowed (him such an amount of money as Was necessary for bis personal expenses, at the Tisk of the proprietor. PURCHASE OF AN ISLAND. Princess Anne. V: Long Isiand, in recently purchased New York, con 1 der cultivation, or susceptible of cultivation. and the balance in marsh and overflowed iands. The cost was £7.20. The island hes between the Back Bay and the ocean, and is a great ducking spot. Other wingea game isaiso plentiful. Li is the intention of Mr. Wood to build asd aad attractions to the ieland.— Norfolk Virginia’ S7 Crwdgimpcs Ap Thomas, the Welsh bard, is coming to this country. He will be received by the Liwgimutremstrath of Phil- adelphis. and bis performance on the Qtbmdatbrargwstiyn. or Welsh a will be the most interesting musical event of the sea son. He is native of Moeigwystrnwbstwith, and bis father was the inventor of the Brawrw Cymrsigggllwust. on nn LovE A&D SvictpE.—A nice young man in New York, the other day, took arsenic and died, all because a young lady would not wke bim for better or for worse. By the way, speak- ing of love and suicide, who éver knew a wid- ower to sever his jugular because he conld not gain possession of @ pair of sky blue eyes anda fascinating “jockey.” Love, like the measles, touebes lightly the second turn. NEGOTIATING A Loan.—It is stated that Grn. bos Aene is now pegetating aloan of of 85,000, the purpose img out bis plan of reconstruction in ‘Mexico. and is ase sured of success in the negotiation ina few days. A number of ex-Federal officers calied on him m New York on Monday to offer their services in his new campaign. Domne IT Ur 1 A HvURRY.—They do things in a burry in California, as witness the folio ing programme of a “pleasant little affair. San Joan Nevada stage robbed at 5a. m.of $3, 00; reward offered at Ta. m.; robbers shot and all the recovered at 5 p. m.; ; coro~ ner’s inquest @t3 p.m; funeral of the thieves atép.m. the report, says addition there a sand or more ENGLARD.—An English paper says that of Menace S reee ineutauces 000, while thorax on spirits paid to Government amounted to $70,000,000. A Port ror THE LEGIsLaTURE—A. M. W. Ball, Eeq., the author of “Rock me to py was nominated by the Repabli-rns of the first Assembly Distriet of _— County, ea ee ee of As- a7-The Empress of Mexico, replying to.an addrees prerented by a Pepumdon from the Chamber of Commerce of Miramar, alluded to tue tity tbat tbe Em Maximilian Take, next years visit to Europe.” We x he may. = wa eays that death new terrors in theee days. ob accoaut of the liayne Sade Sk nants palmate