Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCBPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS + Soxthwert corner of Pena’a avenus and 11th street BY W. D. WALLAOH. —_——_ is served by the carriers to their | Point a the Uity and Distric at Tam | Osvre pxa week. Copies at the counter, with F without wrappers. Two Cents exch. Prices von Mattrse:—Three months, One Dower and Fifty Cems; six months, Three Dol- lars; oxe year. Five Dollars. No papers are set from the offiee longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR —published on Friday m \reme—One Dollar and a Half a Year. SEES ARORA Re EET PASSE. ye XXVUI_ fp N2unT go « “PERSONAL _ TLEMEN desirous oth Jul de witb) calla mL DY z Oud etrect. betweva D nad Katreets ‘Tbe highest cash prices paid for Sac- ond-baud Clothing. oc 2-hm* AHOLIAB, AN IMPRESSEO MR- MAND CLATRVOYANT joform ali who wish to all business matters, lost or stolen property. re- Covers of the sama, love. marriage, ke, at 323 oth strert, one door from K street, from 88, m. untild Pp. ma. oc 5-Iw' aDaAmM ODIBR StILL CoNTINUES TO M read the planets, Sbe ocing the Seventh Dangbter can cure ali di-eases of long standing. Bhecan be co: ited om all matters. Cancaare Jove tu be mat where itdoes not ext B rietiy <qesese ie ae . » between booms No 4 ass. poets ONT TRIFLE WITH YOURSELF ANY tiers are becoming serious. = wolt bE DA gery: ao9 Teh st. bet. Dand B, and are reasona- > Permanently. His A eisim YRREMIAH 5. BLACK. WARDH.LAMON, C.¥. BLACK. LAW OFFIOK. BLAOK, Semen hrs = i Attorneys st-Law in Qeare at the t nited States, the Court of Claims, the Gourts of the District. the Executive Depart- . itees of Congress. Moms seo lah street, (directly opposite Wil- lards’ ictel ) de 1stf INGLE. NEY-AT-LAW 6 Loulsisus avenue, sbove sth street, Wasnixctox, D CLOTHING, &ec. ODEON HALL 446 OLOTHING ROOM. 446 The ,) moat respect fn! Hy invited to call and cuenaseat pany ‘ani splendid assortment of Gen tlemen’s. Youth s y's Clothing, get upin the Dest style for city t as cheapas can be purchated here or eleewher = ND YOUTHS’ OL bors AND YOUTHS: CLOTHIN BOYS AND YOUTHS’ CLOTAING, CK CLOTH FROOK QOATS, BLace CLOTH FROOK COATs, BLACK CLOTH FROOK OOATs, ACK DOE SKIN PA) Cc, 5 oc 24 ly CASSIMERE SUITS, FANGY CassIMEBE BULTS, FANROY GASsSIMERB SUITS, DY OASSIMERE PANTS, FANOY GASSIMERE PANTS. FANCY CA:SIMEBE PANTS, |, Sack aud Frock, all styles, GVERCOATS: Back and Frock: sil styles: OVERCOATS, Sack and Frock, all styles, WEBS, SUSPENDESS, tc. HINTS, DRAWERS, SUSPENDERS ac. SHIRTS; DKAWERS, SUSPENDEBS, &c. P. WALLACE, octlw Successor to Wiesenfield & Co. E HUGHES & BIBNITZKEY, MEBOHANT TAILORS, form their friends and customers thet they are dally in Fecelptof their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ch, English. and Belgian Cloths, of the Bet Caesimeien, aud Vestlngsye and icitan early call, as they are deter- Saaed to asias ibe lowest Ggures, and gnaran'y togive satisfaction as to price and quality aud Workmanship. ES & RIGNITZREY, £ bp en Thirteenth street and se 26-1m Penneyivania avenge. EWARED. ra 45,000. 45,000. 45,000. STOP ond THINK. INK STOP and THINK, STOP and THINK * s OF CLOTHING NSE STOCK OF © THING SB STOCK OF “LHING MARKED DOW. MARKED DOWN MAKKED BUWN ty-five Per Cent Less than Cost, te oH five Per Cent. Less than Cost, ‘Tweaty- hve Per Cent. Less than Cost. R again will you have the OHANGE. REVEE sssin will you have the OHABOE. REVEK again will you have the OHANUE ‘The goods must Le sold within the next sixty . regardless of cost. © mese what we say. Seuss and see for yourselves before parchasing. J. BH. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Omice, Wasbington, D. 0, "Trax ongar exconsrevorionisr. OP-PEL? 1 know him woll— Sienapeaedent . % Bu ..” Hike Andy,” boys. He's famous * Recoustructionist!" » wear broke down yar gear, Aes ite Gestruction ? *Twili all be well if BR. KOPPEL Just tries his * jon |” skill, eech portion will ht in close commanion; 1 eee (God grant ‘twill be) ‘The States within Unica! Mine iaajes hove S pessoa sn ee hee eeons spa ‘with B KOPPEL— His“ fit's’ the highest fashion. iswork you'll find of the finest kind, nothing “ botched” or slatteru; goods consist (a leugthy list) Of every stylish pattern, H KOPPEL, 15th street, opposite Ree mys sels tt - HEIBEBGES. Pets SNE Meitiranye 8 Oe “ MERCHANT TAILOR, ema my 1-tf Washington, D.C. DENTISTRY. D BEMOVAL, & LEWD Pot at ayae, BENTIST, See nguovap from above. istry, sol one eae os. new and improved "e avenue, between 12th and 13h 8. B. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist. Persons calling at my office can sccommoda- ted with any sty he ad pries ‘of Teeth they mai de- Sire, but to he are particalar.and iat the, tbat art the i 4 TH betasrs ight the MINE: Cteera » this city—No 338 Penn's avenue. be- tween oth wth Also, Arch street Philadel bi rege 20 IY SUPERIOB CABINET FURNITU BR The Subscriber is happy to i ends and castoniers Pout is srens - pr nd CABINET FUBN Is Fo}! and Com, oi seis tea B THAD. Dot necessary t particnlarize, Stoel SE Tees oe es ae to be found iors HOUSE FURNISHING BST es Lisa . it defy competition, ‘el Southeast corner Sth and 80 3-codm m D N4?oL RON 'S HISTORY OF P JULIUSC zs. volume ortow Peto on the and F f nstesstgt tin Si i pera jatore Frait etter Carrier, Four ¥t - , _ > ed by thee of all cases. AMUSEMENTS NATIONAL THEATRE, Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’ Hotel, LAST REPETITION. MOST PUSITIVSLY, NI@HT MOBY, BY REQUEST. AND THIS (Monday) EVENING, OCT. 8, 19566, Lester Waileck's Obarmin, mtitl ROSEDALE; OB, THE RIFLES’ BALL. ‘The distivenished Lyric Tragedienn, tra aa for seats secured in advance. open at 5 VENING. Oct. 9. TUBSDAY EVENING de 11, ‘The Magnificent,” whe is engaged for, post tively four tights only. io N1°B FASHIONABLE DANOING AUADEM 1 This academy is now open fer ¥ ROOMS, Ath stree' the rec Hours of tuition for young E. betweou ob pner. J.W. & 8. P. KREIS’ Pennsy Po a1 . le Music Stores, ‘The Hail can be rented for Sotrees, &o. For Ladies, Misecs end Masters, T. Saturday afterpoons, from 8 to So’cloc sentlemen's Glasser, from 8 to 10 o'clock, G pin For fi of tnith Quarter e an PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. DANOING ACADEMY, Ivania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th ats. A | Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Our Academy is now open for the rec -ptien of is, In returning thanks to our former Pupils * for patr: if the Days and Hours ef Tuition Tuoeday and Friday eve ‘urther information, apply durin lou, or address a note to the A. menacing with th jomy. 80) VEtcome ALL, TOME THIRD ANNIVERSARY xP. SIXTH GKAND BALL or TNE FIRST WABD SOUIALS, To be civen at TEMPERANOE HALL, street. betwen 9th and 10th, On THUBSDAY, October tith, 1556. Tickets $1. admitting a gentleman and Indies No bats or caps allowed in the room. Tue GBAND AND MASKED SOLREK AT Penn a avenue, oppesite Metropotitan Hotel, on ec 8 4t* of the INDEPENDENT SOCIALS, Prof. KREIS’ DANCING AOADEMY, TBUBSDAY EVENING, @OCT 11, 1866. Tic Peri mittee I. King, J. B. . B. Wo Bheaa $1; admitting a gentieman and ladies. ne intending to mask wiil inform the Jom of Arrangements previous to the party. Commitere of Arrangements: B. Ward. G Gtadmon C.W E Dural W. Fri oc 5-6t" Le J.B M: 4 hs FIRST GEAND BALL OF T 8eN. ° THE YOUNG UNITED @LUB to sey to the citizers of Washington that tevy will give their Twelfth Annaal Ball at TEMPEBANCE HALL, on B street, between 9th and 10th, on MUNDAY, THE sTH OF OCTOBER, They will mse every exertion to make all that will favor them with their and ha| Committee of Arrangements—Wm Moulder, Jno ¢ douen. Jos Johuson. derry on, > CoME ONE! COME ALL!! Michael 8! vue, F. obp Hey oc 2-6) late Grover’s,) Uomedy, in five acts, icurtain will rise at qnaiter be- Isdies, ys, Thursdays and Sat- 8 to 10. same evenings. Sop N rivate instruction given to suit the con- ventence ot the pupil ged oat respectfully Ctrentars can werott.& Uo.'s the hours ne 10 A HE 3kA- presence comfortabie Bresnalan, Wm Lit- ‘kK Bemaler. Jno Bin- ‘ pe ee ee TELEGRAMS, w&c. The fire in New York Satarday might de- stroyed the third, fourth, and fifth stories of the large building, #4 Crosby street, occnpied by Vogt & Co., porcelain and, glass dealers, Wien is fully covered by insarance. The two lower stories were occapied by C. G. Ganther as fur ware rooms. The, damage by both fire and water is abont $50,400. The pricing bis] Qwned by Ganther, and. together wii ne stock insured, ‘was valued at £5.00. The SPECIAL NOTICES, nuine Eo. ap perfames are no Spa bas cae naa them. But ia r place s| A “RIGHT. BLOOMIN CEREUS. the superlative of all Soral extracts. and every Ameri: a she inhales its SURELY, STEADILY, spa: ks set fire to a wooden railing on the eave SUCCESSFOLLY, of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, on the corner of SMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUCKU Mott und Mulberry streets, which sooa spread to the roof, and thence to other parts of the building, soen reducing it to as’ Many of the painungs and other valuables were saved. The hoes is & 400, Which 1s covered by in- surance. y large frescoes and the large orgau were destroyed. The cathedral was builtin 1st. The steamer George Cromwell, from New Orleant, arrived in New York yesterday having on-board the crew and passengers o the stearcer Daniel Webster and also the crew ofthe sebooner Minnehaha. The Daniel Web- ster was from New Yor! for Mobtie, and en- countered a heavy gale, causing her to foun- der, off the coast of Florida, or the 3d of Octo- ber. The Cromwell took off all the passengers and crew while the Webster was sinking. No lives were lost. The crew of the Minnehaha were picked up at sea on the 5th inst.. having Abandoned their vessel. The brig Mary Ellen, trom Turk’s Island, reports falling in with the brig Stromness, from Wilmington, for Port au Prince, with hands sick She wanted No assisianee, as she was only 30 miles from Turk’s Istand. The political excitement in Philadelphia is more intense than for many years. Satarday night there were riotous proceedings in Vario&s parts of the city. The Democrats held aeneral mass meeting in Broad street, aad Were not molested; subsequently a portion of them adv need towards the Kepublican head- quarters, against which threats had been made during the day, and were attacked by a crowd Is CURING every cage of Kipney Diszas8, BuyReMaTisé, Graver, Uninany Disonpens, Weanness and Pains tp the Back, Frmatz OompPLaints and Tuovsixs arising from Bxcrssxs oF any KinD. OOmMS, YB AFFLIG TRY SMOLANDEB’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Bold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARNES & 00., New York, and BARNES, WABD &00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BUBLEIGH & BOGEES, Wholesale Draggists, Boston, Muse., General Agents. feb 10-ly | COLGATE’S ABOMATIO VEGETABLE 80AP | Asuperior Tor:et Boar, prepared from refined VxertaBLE O1Ls in combination with GLYCERIN E and especially designed for the use of Lapres, and the Nuxsexy. Its perfame is exquisite, and ‘washing properties anrivalied. For sale by all druggists. ‘A MODEBN MIRAOLE! j From old and young, from rich and poor, from bigh born and lowly, come the Universal Voice of praise tor HALL'S VEGETABLE BICILIA ‘AIR RENEWER, a oe and miracuicus article. Oures ghee hair A better dressing Soll or pi fe 9-eoly ti Softens brash, | of people armed with clubs and put to flight. dry and wiry hair into Besntifnl Silken Tresses. | In the nffa'r one man was shot. Later, at La. But above all, the great Wonder is the rapidity with which it restores @zay Bare to 11s ORIGINAL Coror. Use it a few times. and PRESTO, CHANGE! the whitest and worst’ loeking bair resumes its y ital beanty. It does not dye the hair, but strikes at the root and fills it with new life snd coloring matter. m. the Democrauc organization called the ° ite Boys in Blue” made a demonstration against the headquarters of the Republican soldiers’ association; the police came on the ground, and being pelted with bricke. drove their assatinnts several squares, after which the city beeame quiet. It will not take a long disagreeable trial to prove Colonel Stencil, of Texas, and Colonel Bing- the truth ofthis matter. The first application will ham, of Alabama, constituting a loyal delega- Meeetery der ana ee Be MatcRat Coun retura- | tion ot Southern loyalists, arrived at Cano, ag ee ad RYORE YOU KNOW It, lll, Friday,and attempted to speak at the thea. Sats gray, Miiscolored appearance of the hair | tre in the evening, but the crowd made such a ¥ ‘ving place to lustrous, shining and “1 eases 4 disturbance the speakers conld not proceed. a! beaut! Mayor Wilson went on the stand when Stencil sk for Hall's Stcill ir Benewer: no other article ie at al Nkelt in elect, Touwiil keait” | W88 tying to epeak, and urced the people to ‘On B rr To TRY. preserve order or leave the house at the same net Aub Sein ve sake Goon % time stating that he had no sympathy with the There aremany imitations. Be sure yeu procure | meeting; but his advice was disregarded, and the genuine. manufactured on); the meeting broken up. The crowd continued P. HALL & OO., Nashue, N. A. their noisy demonstrations until after mid- For sale by all druggista. jaZ-Sy night, one of which was the tearing down the national flag from the portico of the theatre. The eteamebip Santiago de Cuba, from New York,on the 29th of September for San Juan, Nicaragua, returned there yesterday having experienced @ severe gale on the 3d instant. Sbe wasstruck by a heavy sea at3.a.m., which washed overboard ten passengers and five of ber crew. It also started her stern rudder, and swept away part of tne house on deck, and caused the sbip to leak very badly. The pas- sengers were put to the pumps, and remained there until they reached New York. On Saturday night ashooting affray occurred in a public house in the eastern part of Balti- more, resulting in the death of a man named Benj. F. Jones, and the wonnding of George Goodrich and John Betz, the Jatter seriously. 4 ABUPERIOR REMEDY. tented Teams oiscienitg Caan a CORIO: a a ea! i, e. LANDS MELLIBLUOUS COUGH BALSAM. It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is al not di taste "Thi with- to doubt but Mellifiuous Balsam is one of the best preparations in use, and is all that its rietor claims for it We have tried it during week, found relief froma mest dis- cough. Itis prepared by Dr. 8: is no TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED B¥ DB id STRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY, Mr. Glass. of Janesville, Wisoc the benefit of ail who suffer with t! Piles, that he A man named Wm S. Richardson gave him- has been tronbled for sight Years with au aggre: | fuit up as the: paeny ee oe ee Rare im ed\cane of Piles. and hie brother was discharged | *¢lf logis hale Goan ne th a tte eee coroner's jury subsequently discharged him Thetaffray grew out of political excitement The Eastward-bound car of Adams xpress EDUCATIONAL. MS, WALKER. FORMERLY MISS M. L. HEN NEY. has opened @ school for children in Trinity Chapel, corner of 6th aud N apply at the the school ats. For tern Ohapel er at ber residence ae oc 6 at™ M cNAUL LADIES SEMINARY U stairs. inauire on the premises or see circala: materete: 4 PiPHANY H r F. 0. D. The duties of tuis Institution will commence BEL S, For admission apply to the Prin- 0. 363 K street, between wae 0. HALL. D. odsfeenecgBer..G, MW -Samson, D lumbian jege: Hon. Wm Oeil. 0. Andrews, W: OOTO. cipal, would made soon nion League Hall.on 9th at on MONDAY. Oct, 8th Una Bos od f jer the charge o| F. © wo uv 13th ate, Company, en the Ohio and Mississippt rail- road, was entered near Seymour, on Saturday night, the k@ys taken from % messenger, and a sate ried. One of the three safes was thrown from the cars, and afterward found in the Woods, umimjured. The total loss. is from tweive to fifteen thousand dollars. The com- pany offer a liberal reward for the arrest ot the thieves. There was considerable excitement in Jlon- trealabout the the result of the billiard mateh between Dion and McDevitt. Betting was alittle wild at first, but about twe to one in favor of Dion as general rule. McDevitt made the highest runs, but Dion played more equal throughout SECRET DISEASES. Bawaritan's Girris the most cei al remedy —indeed, the only dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days, and recent cases in twenty four hours. No mine! balsam, no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and @ frieutt to those who do not want to be exposed. Male packages, §2;fe- male, $3. : \TAN’s Root axp Hers Jvices—A positive vanept cure fer Spybilis. Scrofala, Ulcers, is. Tettors, &c Price $125 per bettie. | MeDeviit’s highest runs were 46, 163, 2 38; Ford “heeadvertionmeat.? war's Dion's, 121, 63, 166,258. A few. minutes after midnight the game was concluded in fifty-eight yuns—Dion, 1,500; McDevitt, 1,274; majority, 226. A3E AND CELIBAOY, arning and Instruction for Young . Diseases and Abu! mM ‘ashing fee witel powers, with oui ° Last week two young Iadies, Miss Hattie oe er - f: of charge in 8: Jett. e) ¥ ve M lever tect: of Bate ten Worn ung, | fe.J SRIDIAN gb HYen, Howard Ameo’ | Hee! And Mine Therees Heath, ware struck taka: i ee a te gg a» plication be - = Amsterdam, N. Y. Foey ‘were standing on the 8 Tenors City Post Ofice, Washi Mss; LUOY # fo New ¥ 20- (iy ASHINGTON HIGH BOMOOL FOR BOT; W488 GTON MIGH SOMOOL F TER TBE will open Tt G@irleon First of Oct: eit evenuc, between sth and 5th street references s BCHO track at the time, waiting for a freight train passing west. Miss Hewitt had both her feet crushed off and was otherwise seriously in- jured The other lady is not badly hurt. The Hon Elijah Hise was Saturday elected to the U. S. House of Representatives from the (vARP. Cc 1 os OTN DOW SHADES, &c, I bave just received from 8 New York auction house ffiy pieces Tapestry, Three-ply, Ingrain, Venetian, List and Lines OABPRTS, OIL- INDOW SHADSS, BEDSPREADS é. CLOTHS. third District of Kentucky, to supply the va- dolambia Colre Lan Baliine: Hee + | Sed OOMPORTMES” Aine on i large lot of | cancy occasioned by the death of Tion. Henry Dlications may be made at No, 3: new and second-hand FEBNITU. allofwhich | Grider. Mr. Hise defexted Colonel Hawkins will be an Eyening young men was bought low for cash, and Silt be paid es Semall | by alarge majority. Bev. PD. Gurley. D:D. Bev advance: Dealer in Farniture. &é., The six-oared match Saturday at Yonkers, 406 Seventh stree! between the Atalanta, Columbia, and Gulick sel5-Im* between @ and H sts..eastside. | Club boats, resulted in the victory of the [,LOUB! FEED | SALTIII Gulick. The distance was five miles. Time, T ST. TIMOTAY’S HALL, F —_ 35 minutes. fepi ia for terms act gee crangae | 4 compat srortacntt of, casremninreece acest exe Sarat and chrowiny o€ the selncionl incksienee er a ALL GRADES OF FLOUE, E city. or address the princ i 5. Pa 1" 0 NS, Oatonvill Ww The undersigned respectfully informs bd that to da: o celebrated * served up in the best style, ever introduced in this city. on buy their Oysters > thie ENTERPBISE TO ALL EPIOURRS. the pub ¥ be will introduce thr: fd Virginia,””-*Rough aad Keady>) pot the imonico” Roasts. which wil in this city. public should be season of UST LIVE AND iQ LIVE. a sing anythip: There rosstanevs in any first class very careful where th the i urday, with twenty-five cases of yellow fever on board. One man died. She is’ supposed to be the Monongahela. Augustus Dickens, brother of Charles Dick- eps, the novelist, lately in the land depart- ment of the Illinois Central Railroad, died at Chicago, Friday, of dysentery. The New Orleans Picayune does not deny the statement of giving its adhesion to the consti- tutional amendment, and yesterday moraing republished that docume: © which we solicit the attention of BAKERS AND GROUERS, MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, and all kinds of FEED at low rates, GROUND ALUM, FINE * and TURK’S ISLAND SALT te le low in lots Spy aett Seto UET YS oaur aco. postasix The Great Catholic Council. FORMAL OPENING. Yesterday morning the second Plenary Council of the Oathotie Church of the United States was opened in Baltimore at the Cathe- dral, and it drew together one of the largest assemblages ever knowin this section of the ore than 600 being in use. All warranted satis- Desertptive circolars tent oD application Qt ° pt try. Yesterday morning a special extra am not laying ¥¥ cargoes, but re 3. 0. HOADLEY 2 CO. tram left at? o'clock, in ‘addition to the regular fe pi ae ‘ae fo Cie) hundred _¥ M-cod3m Lawrence, Mass, 7.30 train, taking over from four to five hun- et, and’ bave a ready tale, and they must be Bie iO Sore Unter eae eee maes the es Particularatt restaurants 0; cher G?YTLEMEN'S FA LL 8TYLEs The Ia end Cas: ‘ates, Beebe's celebrated Pateut Ventilated New York th, ‘Washi etore delivered 16 anv ee lee packed 1p any Wholesale and retail. 2-1 ington Theater 2) M.HAB’ DBESS HATS, 1866. meres, ‘on paid to families, bot is and rt of the aity free of bent» vey. pr test and most fashionable Shapes, in gil Young Catholics’ Friend Societies of this city and Georgetown, the Washington society be- ing beaded by Mr.' James Fullerton, president, and that ef Georgetowa by Mr. John J. Bogue. Among the Washingtonians was Mayor W: ‘ach, and the cle of the District were rep- resented by Rev. ers Maguire and Ciampi, of Georgetown College: Rey. Father White, of We have now on hand an assortment of] from 40 TO 50 PI 5 whioh we are offerin; bad cs rerms a8 BOTT £00, W.G. MBT/ 315 Penn's avenus. ents for Steinway & Sons’ Pianos and Ma- 1 & Homity’s Cabinet Organs. _ oes | Ycupe of Se Dom i ew ‘Fauer Waiter, M. KNABE & 00.8 PIANOS, of St. Patrick's. AND The procession was formed at the Archbish- op’s residence, and méved round to the Cath: ~ . for sale and rent . at No. 498 aral, which was crow; to its utmost capaci wi fall stock of all tes. ae OU REE street, above Pennsylvania avenues va fo) Uth ty. One hundred vocal and instramental per- net hae er Hatter, se 1-e06m* F. 0, BEICRENBAGH, oe tag a A. mae By spy which was ge 15-00) ‘a. avenne, very @ 5 ozart’s tw masé was sung. INTE Oe TRE TABLE, with 9 fow wor Ar Pa of Cincinnati, cetebrated OFT Hats! 10} ! Dereing Meas Heceeh ia Laon oecving: 4 the Pontificital b mass. Archbishop Mc eceived al! the latest stvies and color, Bt | poe FELT BATS. Ag FOR GENTLEMEN, YOUTH’S, AND Bors 80 15-col0t Geren -dast of all: prices, at LANES, Fashionable Hatter, 424 Pa. avenue, '» preached tha sermon, from the words, “Glorious things are spoken of thee. O city of God.” The services Tasted tien. ‘Mrs loea's Domestic Virginia Housewife, a FRANCK TAYLO Easy, illustrated Beceipte for Fre: Cookery. er’s ~— ery. = WiLY oe a im the morning uw. 3 o'clock ELSH’ PREMIUM FAMILY #L . the afteraoon, WwW “a4 ‘ nhsing The synod was then formal! opened by This excellent Flour I am now selling at redaced beri Spalding, apostolic delegate, who Prices, eitherin Persie: i ORCHELL addressed the Council m Latin. The proces- Corner of ith and F streets, sion was then reformed in the same and , 2913 nder Ebbitt House. | proceeded through the street to the Archhish- CAN SPORTS eval] OPeresid lence. ‘All the members of the Uouncil were pres- eni—seven archbishops, thirty-eight bistops, one hundred and twenty-two priests, hi of a ‘ y = sides eereceka tinh aides Cie on 3 ford; tote London. ‘ellows. per: ci ry need Be SHINGTON. D. C., MONDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1866. N2. 4,240. The Late Frauds on the Governnrent at New Orirans. The Deavy swincies on the government per- petrated by Jacob Loewentha!l, a claim agent Of thts city, were communicated to the govern. ment authorities by a géntieman in the same estion, DOW practising here. Mr. Loew- at's fra traced up to is sufficient to convict him of jorgery, iraud, oan. sebemniion of he ge sad y & very respectable claim agent of this city. lt thatabout the beginning of Septem- vidence of the frandulent practices wenthal was submitted to the Sec- retary of War, and by him reterred to the Pay- master General, who on the 2d of Ocwber re- turned the paper to the Adjutant Generat, from whore ofice it was immediately transmit- ted to Major General Philip H. Sheridan at New Orleans, who is now engaged in ferreting out this stapendous piece of ity, whico bas plnndere@ the United S) vernment of about one million of dollars. 3 rd Mr. Leowenthal sent two men to New Orleans —Mr.J. T. Lovejoy, formerly a claim agent Washington, anda Mr. G. Bisir—who ad ver. ticed m New Orleans that they were govern- mentagents,dniy authorized by the government to collect the discharges of colored troops for the purpose of procuring and paying to them the bountiesduethem. Theconfederaies were pro- vided with & spurious stamp, which they used in their transactions with the colored troops, and which they informed the negroes was a lawful goveromentstamp. When a num- ber of these discharges were thus collected they Were senton to Washington. Mr. Loewenthal turnished great quantities of blanks to the New Orleans confederates, who mave out applica- tions, with the exception of names and amounts, filled up the ida vits and had them mped by a notary public in this incomplete condition, and sent them on to Washington in buge bundles. Here Mr. Loewenthal filled up the blanks with the names and amounts due the soldiers. whose discharges he had previ- ously received, made out the necessary youch- ers tor pay, forged the signature of the claim- ant, or signed it in & manner representing that the claimant bad made his mark, baying the soldier's discharge us proof, and presented the claims for payment. Mr. Loewenthal, after becoming possessed of a hi sum of money in this manner, started for New Orleans, first warnipg his partners to give notice to all claimants that their presence was required at the office in New Orleans to receive their mo- ney. Arrived there he was sore to find an im- Tense concourse of colored claimants, in the midst of which. with ail the noise and confu- sion usnal on such occasions, he called each claimant up in succession, and by an in- genious and rapid method of payment, which not a little mystified the recipients, who J hurried away too quickly for taeir surprise to find expression in words, he contrived to force from this branch of the service a very gratify- ing remuneration. Unless means are dis- covered to recover from Mr. Loewenthal all or @ portion of the money thus fraudulently ob- tained the Government must be the loser, inas- much as the claims which Loewenthal col- lected were real, while for their settlement Government has nothing but forged receipts to show. Most of the men whom Loewenthal professed to pay received buta portionof what was due them, and therefore have still a claim against the Government. A great number of fictitious claims which had been presented at the departments and had been stamped as Tejected on account of the claimants’ names not y tsenber id on the rolls filed in the Adja- taut General's office were found in the office of the New Orleans partners, thus plainly indi cating another mode in which fraud was at- tempted on the Government. The matter is now being thoroughly investigated by the Government authorities, and it is expected thatin asbort time all the details will be made public. Itis also said that fall developements willimpliéate certain paymasters 1o were concerned with Mr. Loewenthal in the pay- ment of check books.— Washington correspon- dence N. ¥. Herald pcos OE Cases oF CHOLERA O8 THE EaSTERN SHORE. Weiearn that Mr. John Valliant, ot Tilghmau’s isiand, died on Wednesday morning Iast of cholera. He bad been eating raw oysters the day before. and was attacked with the disease just before day on Wednesday morning and died about Il o'clock thatday. We also learn tbat a gentleman in St. Michael’s died Wed. nesday morning from the same disease, brought on by eating raw oysters. 1t is surprising that peopie will indulge ineating such things at this season of the year, when almost the entire human system is more or less deranged, that is calculated to prove fatal in a few hours. St Michaels and vicinity is, as a general thing remarkable for its bealthfalness, and have comparatively yery few deaths except from imprudence of the above character. Since the above was tes in type we learn that Mr. Vailiant’s wife has died, that two More deaths have occurred in St. Michaels.— Easton ( Md.) Gazette Horripie Deat: Robert Walker and bis wife, riding in a wagon with two seats, were crossing @ railroad track im Detroit, Michigan, Friday, when the gentiemaz, who saton the fromt seat driving, while the lady sat behind him, suddenly discovered that a train of cars was rapidly approaching.. He whipped his horses, and they sprang quickly forward. This -unexpected moment threw Mrs. Waiker outofthe wagon. She fell upon the planks between the rails, which serve to enable teams to pass, and in an instant after the tram was grinding her body almost to jelly. The remains of the unfortunate victim were found beside the track, the entire train having passed over them. They were @ shape- less mass. Tas Wrart' auD THE CHOLERA.—The cold enap we have been experiencing kere fot afew Sous mney to cover a large extent of country. Heavy frosts are reported in Mary- land Virginia, and teroughout the North- ern States. Fortunately, it ts too late to injure vegetation to any great extent. The cholera is reported to be rapidly disappearing from the West and Southwest. It cannot stand the cool Weather. It lingers at MempQis and Nashville et, but at St. Louis it has enturely ceased. in ‘hiladelphia, we regret to see it on the in- crease, while in New York city, and at Rich- mond and Norfolk, Va,, but few cases are now reported. ATHOUsAND DottaR Jumrr : From twelve to fifteen oneeed pesvens as- sembled at Olean, N. ¥..on Tu ‘y, to wit- ness the long expected jumping match for $1,000 between Bob Way, vf that piace, and Normon Bortle, of Farminston, Ontaria Coun- ty, New York. The contestants entered the Ting &t two o’clock,and the hour was con- sumed in m*king less than halfa dozen jumps. Bortle apparently exerted himself greatly in dis! reaching twelve feet five inghes tance, which Way failed to cover By about three inches.. At tbe expiration of the limited time Bortle was declared winner of the match. Something like ten thousand dollars changed bands on this oceasion. TRAGEDY IN Mgmruis. in Monroe and his wife were attending the theater at Memphis, Tennessee, one night last week, and between the acts the gentle: left his wife and went into tne saloon, intending to retura to her immediately. He er came back A drunken man named Edward Titus was mak- ing @ noise in the saloon, and Monroe put bis arm around him and endeavored to persuade him to gohome. Titaseuddenly dis- engaged himeetf, and drawing two Derringers, shot the Cay through the shoulder and abdomen, mortally wounding him. The in- jured man died during the night. FEMALE Booxkkeeress in New Exoiaxp.— The Shoe and Leather Reporter says :—During recent trips through the shoe Dore towns we noticed @ majority of the a. employed in their Ts and account- yy are more generally reliabie than correspondents, ants. the other sex, lable 2p nae ace im the countii amok! employers’ | sence, and Tast, perhaps n his ing Santa AWNA AND THR FEwiANG.—General Santa Anna nas accepted an invitation to at- tend a Fenian nic tobe given near the Rierantine Si - — Asan Isiand, N. oe to-day, up a8] Roberis, Mexizan Minister a¢ Wasbioncl has pet the public that no bonds or contracts issued te Mexicag ving ‘fant horses. this coun in behalf of are binding unless approved by him- in FROM EUROPE. _ABY the Avantie Oadie) Lonpon, Oct. 6—Ry the teeaty between Italy and AUSIRE, the former acqurresth territory of Veneta as it existed while mader the vto- winton of Austria. The debt of Veneta, ommoouniee te thing) © mulione of flurie . 0h ascomed By the Iemti Fovernment A ron. plete amnerty has been accorded by Ica'y wo. ali political fricoters. : Loxvon, Oct. 9 —Vonrots are-quoted at #0 xe 5 Five-twepties @t 20y, Limos Cenural shares, 78; Ere rajiroad shares, 5 Trieste, Oct. 7 — insurgent movement te OE Tapediy Pore The Unbinet of (de Sublime crating relations altogether with Greece. Peruw, Oct 7.—-The , taking posses. sion of the retent Kimedom of Hanover. was promolgated by the Goverament of Prossia yesterday. The loyalty of the people is de- manded ip ali eases. Civil Authority Restored im South Care- jisa. Crar.estox, S.C, Uct. 6.—Major General Sickies bas issned am order providing Tha: all oaases be remitied to the Uni- ted States courts of which they have jegai cognizance Second. That inasmach as the State courts are now to ali persons, with eqwal civil rights therein, without distinction of colr, all cases, civil and crimipat, im which parties are civilians. be turned Swer to ihe Stave tripe. alt; and civilians now in military custody will be surrendered to we sheriff of the dis- trict ia which the alleged offence was com- mitie Third. The military provost conrts will be’ iscontioued in the several districts as soun as. ie disirict courts are organized, excepting Htl- ton Head and certain sea isiands. Fourth. The jails are to be restored to the sherifts. Fifth. Corporeal punishment is prohibited, exceplng in the caee of minors. Suxth. The State laws against vagraots may be enterced. Seventh. No prosecution or snit atlowed againet Federal officers or soldiers for acts heretotore Gone im & military capacity. Exghth and ninth provides that district com- manders sBall report any failure of the civil tribapals to give due protection to persons and property; and shail arreet ons charged With offences against inbabitnots of the Unied States, irrespeetive of color, when the civil au- therities do so. Tenth. District commanders are enjoined to extend due facilities and protection, as bere. tofore, to Freedmen’s Bureat nts, Eleventh commends to the authorities and people of South Carolina patient, considerate, and impartial execntion of the laws toward the clase of persons rains 4 clothed witn crvil rights, so that the occasion may hereafter arise for the exercise of militar, thority in matters of ordinary civil administration con- cerning freed peo Tragedy at Medine, Michiga: The township of Medina, in Michigaa, has been the scene of one of the most bloody and frghttul tragedies which everoceurred in this section of the State, and one which has seldom been surpassed for ferocity and herror. The circumstances, as far as they have been devei- oped, are ss follows: Mrs. Caroline Simms, the wife of Robert F. Simms. a farm laborer, residing in Medina, has been for some time Pastsubject to fits of des: » which ‘would occasionally aseume the form of fero- cious insanity, But little importance was at- tached to these demonstrations by her husband and acquaintances, who attributed her pecu- liar action to the fact of her being in a weak state of health. She bas been possessed of an excitable and rather fiery temper, bat has al- mest invariably displayed a reasonable degree of affection for her band aed children. Thursday morning, after her husband had gone to the stable to attend to his morning chores, sbe, with the cunning of insanity, witich had long been gathering, aod only waited a favor- able opportunity to bar st with terrible fury, took trom the drawer her husband's razor, approached her own bed, wherein her youngest child was sleeping, and cut the throat of the litte ipnocent from ear toear. In & trundie-bed were sleeping the three other children, aged, respectively, four, seven, and nige years. With cat-like tread she approached the sleeping children, and Tepeat- ea the same bloody deed upon the youngest and next youngest, killing them almost in- stantly. The oldest, a boy, lay next the wall, with bis back toward the other childrea. She reached over the bodies of the first two, and Attempted to draw the razor across the throat of the oldest boy; but, owing to his Position, or some cause unknown, she only succeeded in inflicting aseyere but mot fatal gash. Think- ing, however, ber bloody task accomplasbed. she drew the reeking weapon directly across the fropt of her own throat, and sumk to the floor on the spot. The oldest boy, wao had only been partially « ined, wpon recovering, by his cries of fright and terror brought the lather und some of the neighbors to the house, and, hastening tothe room from whenee the cries 3 , the horr: scene met their gaze. The three younger chiidrea were entire- ly @ead, and in about ten minutes the mother breathed ber last. Theaffair has created an sutence excitement throughout the country. Spd the opinion scems generally to prevail tbat the woman was hopelessiy insane. The coroner was summoned, and this forenoon Leld am inquest onthe bodies, the resuit of which is not yet known err epeureneemeeipaes: Tar New York SEVENTH Recineyt.—The roposed visit of the Seventh Regiment t» the ris Exhibition next spring is exciting much interest, not only in this city, but in Paris and London. No definite action has yet been taken by the regiment, but Col. Emmons Clark, the gentiemanly commandant, isnow making Umates of the expenses of the proposed 5 When completed, these estimates will be laid before the regiment and definitely acted upon. Colonel Clark will not consent to go to Europe unless he can take with him at least six han- dred men, which, with the engineer corps apd band, will make between seven and eight bupdred men. It may be difficult to find that number ofmen who can spare the time and pay the required assessment; but there are doubuess thousands of our eitizens who would gladly share in the having the Seventh represent the militia of the Uni States at Paris and Colonel Charles B. Norton, one of the United to urge the Seventh to visit Europe, and if a sum could be raised in this city equal to that already pledged in London for its tion, there is no doubt of the success of the plan.— New York Post, Cn ne Ce AN IMPORTANT ProvsectT.—The Memphis = Appeal notes the return ot Major Jos. biere, of that city, from France, where he bas been arranging for direct mercantile com- munication between Memphis and Europe. The Appeal says: “We are informed that he bas been successful in his Project. and that some time during the coming winter we may expect to see Several Ocean Steamers, flying a European flag, at our landing, and what is better, full of foreign freights for our city ana the surrounding country.” 8&7 A vigorous effort is being made in Phila- deiphia to stop the running of the horse-cars on Sunday. 7 The “Ristori” hat has appeared—green velvet, rose trimmings 87 Ove county im California makes this year 400,000 gallons of wine. 7" culprit in London Court picked the pocket of the Policeman who was testifying egainst bim. ®7 A Oalifornia correspondent “New York and Boston stomachs take "inaly to adulterated milk.” S7 Love is like a Scoteh plaid—all stoff and oiten crossed. y of e > Congressmen ac. 7 The increased pa: counts for the multiplicity of S87 Loving times—When everything is about as dear &s it can be: 7A Tennessee Radical killed his dog for barking at “Old Brewntlow.” de i) dog would have anybow.— Boston P. @7-There ate now one hundred and. sixty different kinds of rifles being tried at Onalons. 87 Jobn M ‘The ladies ¢ometimes' get up bonnets of S7-A soldier in Maine bas ampa- tated five times, x mee “ &7°A kitchen syIph in poy le ber Mistress and a policeman, and fay a the fine for doing it. _ 87 Incomplete returns of the registered vot- ers of county give @total of 4,00). 87 Johu Minor Botts bas bed bis pocket Picked by some unrepentant Tebe! ste peas Peciateae FE Ss @7 “Muexetoze are sing as they toil —(Josh