Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR, The Largest Cirealation in the District, w.D. WALLACH, Editer and Proprietor. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY ............0CTOBER 23, 1966. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. GER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TALB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. psec Ser aaa THE BALTIMORE IMBBOGLIO, As the difficulty between Gov. Swann, of Maryland, and the Police Commissioners, 1s be- coming serious, and seems likely, unless bet- ter counsels prevail, to eulminate in aa ap- peal to force, we propose for the information of owr readers to briefly aad dispassionately review the bistofy of the case, divesting it if possibie from the false colering of party preja- dice When the Federal Government, im the ‘Wret year of the great rebellion, was forced by the hostile attitude of Baltimore, to take armed possession of the city, some earnest Union men were found, but they were a small minority of the people. The various offices, Federal: State, and municipal were bestowed upon these few faithful ones, and they were secure om their places, as lomg as the necessity for military ocenpation ef the city continaed. Anticipating the restoration of civil authority and the withdrawalof the military, they took stepsto guard against a surrender of their local government into the hands of a treason- able majority, by the passage of a law wich disfranchised more than three-fourths of the former voters. They also passed an act pro- viding for the punishment of parties as trai- tors who might venture to offer resistance to the State authorities, and gave to the Gov- erpor,in a certain contingency, the power to control the police force of Baltimore, by pro- viding that “For official misconduct any of the said Commissioners may be removed bya concurrent vote of the two Houses of the Gen- eral Assembly. or by the Governor during the re* cess thereof.” Atthe recent mayoralty election in Balti. more, the number of votes cast was decidedly smal! for a city of sich magnitude; in fact, not more than one-seyenth of the total vote, if the qualifications had been the same as they were previous to the war. How much of the talling off in the vote 1s owing to the legislation we have referred te above, and how much to unfair construction of the law, or partial adminietration of its provisions we are unable to decide. At any rate & memorial was presented to Gov. Swann by 4,57 of the citizens of Baltimore complain. ing of the Action of the Police Commissioners im the late Mayoralty election, and making | certain charges of official misconduct against them. The Governor, who has acted with great prudence and moderation in the matter, could dono more ner less than examine into the truth of these charges, and summoned Messrs. Hindes and Woods to appear before bim to answer charges preferred against them by a commitiee om Thursday last. They re. fused te appear im person, but their counsel had an interview with the Governor at An. napelis yesterday, am aceount of which will be found elsewhere in our paper. They not only deay the truth of the charges against them, but the jurisdiction of the Gover nor. He, om the contrary, asserts that it is by the express provisions of law that be bas authority to adjadicate the case; and as tbe +-Boys in Bine” and other organiza- toms purpose to sustain the Police Commis. sioners in resisting the authorities ot the State, and interference is threatened by combinations in other States. he has issued a Proclamation to “solemnly warn the leaders of all sach ille- gai and revolutionary combinations against the peace and dignity of the State that, in the event of riot or bloodshed growing out of these revolutionary proceedings, they will be held to the strictest acceuntability, and the power of the State will be exbausted to bring them to Prompt and merited punishment.” Se stands the matter at present. The ques- ‘oms at issue sre legal ones, and their settle- ment should be left to the Proper tribunals. Any parties who ferce a confiiet will be guilty of a verrmble crime. es 7 Mr. Peabody bas doubled his previons Mmunificent generosity by Snnouncing his in- | tentien of donating five hundred thousand | dotlars more to the endowment of the Peabod Institute in Baitimore. Mr. Peabody has PA i cently given the sum of one hundred and fitty | thousand dollars to Yale College, after having enduwed Harvard with equal generosity. His bemefactions since his arrival in this couatry must have been cousiderably over a million or —— etl Soom of the Iustitete in timore will take place on Thursday ne: when Mr. Peabody will be pri mek thee City Council yesterday, at ib the Mayor, took appropriate action ception as the guest of the elty. —$_<_ wm Shillington sends us the Ladies’ Vetional Magazine (Peterson's) for November. From J. T. Bareh, cornc? %b and D streets, we have Frank Leatie’s Lady¢ Magazine for November. ae wv From J.C. Parmer, Post (ffice News Stand, we DAY® Peterson's Ladies’ Magazine and Pronk Leslie's Lady's Magazine, both for No- | vem es ¥ wcanctaL —The New York Commercial of yeretercay @fernoon s<ays:—(tovernments are less active and rather weak. ties fell off ¥. under a cessation of the demand from ‘soreign houses, closing at lifx.at the board, other Five-twenties were ¥ lower in sympathy. Seyen-thirties followed the move- ment, and first series were 4 lower, and second = -forties alone are firm, and rose ¥. selling at par. Gold continues weak. with bat S slight speculative movement. The large increase im the gold deposits in the banks, sbown by this mornimgs’s bank statements, had the effect of depressing the marker. I 0.0. F.—Past Gran Attend s meet fug THIS BYBSING, at 75 o'clvek, to make arrangements fo; ie faneralof P.G. Ouas Burrxscat of Oriental Lodg it P. WEET, G. Be. 1. O. 0 F—UBIBNTAL L 5. Special brea hg be held rate sve IG. at Th o'clock, meke arrangements for the funeral of P_@. Czantas Borensc _it PFBIL. Bec. Sec. D. 1 0. 0 ¥—OLUMS: MENT. Bo. ta ® AVAWAGH ead beand Ed. M Feiteactas ta, wil rs ny ot tbe, SPS abr ees pe ten of the most besatiful Tables ia ‘the Univer 4 (from she Meser; manuf ? ‘k Decker) will be exbigited. ‘The’ lied with the cholesst Liquors and Ti eof thie i attend. BuBEBTON F (06 20 6t* P NO. 637 17TH STEBRT. asHixeToN, D. G., Oat. 19, 1866. NoTicg. In conformity with the ttmitation of time for the of claims agetnet the fand new under State: te to wake their repert and . CLA Deo. ct. whe attoe Old Pive-twen- | cribe. | cians. and Natt E moad Enquirer says: Mittees appointed at the last om with renewed vizor, neming socnts are in progress for connectiag with Merchants Union Express Company. who will conduct the business north, aad west, whilst the National will ea@rry.on the southern portion. ; . The Alexandria Gazette of yesterday after- Poon states that in the case of Reynolds vs. th National Express Company. before d-rwood, at chambers on Inst, | application was made on benalror he pial: uff to int @ receiver to take charge of roperty and effects ofthe Company. The feodant's counsel, however, moved to cortin- ue the case atl) Weanentay aah wae e- tion was granted. .H. ‘ells ap visintiff, andT. J.Michieand P.K. Grattan for defeadant. S77 Mre. Eva Lancaster, wife of an editor in Texas, is conducting the paper white her fh band is avoiding arrest by the Freedman’s B rean. PEHEBISG. Opening of o large and fine assortment of TRanoa @ooDs, ee Pe 7 Led i * Cloaks. for Cloaks, ens | Helnminge, Battone. Ladies’ — r meni . all real + Lubin’ Parfuinery. and « great varioty of Fancy Goearia ay Dresves cut snd ftted, also male to st te . gic WILLIAN, oc 23-20 336 Pennsytvan: x yous! @QUNS!! GUNSIT' Bo. 414 DSTREET! No, 414 DSTRERT! JOHN J, PRABODY, i GUN AND LOCKSMITAR, And dealer in | POWDBR, SHOT, BALLS,- PERCUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES, of all kinds and sizes. Also, New and Second-hand SHOTGUNS, which I willsell as cheap as the cheapest for cash. | Sosdia! | attention paid te the repairiag of Gans, iy ‘Aico’ BELL HANGING promptly attended to, | Se Remember the place. SIGH OF T 4 D atreet, betw. 6t! 3-20 oC Mousse DRESS GOUDS D: SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF BLACK @OODs. north side, ugtoa, D. Gd. EPOT. | Families wearing Mourning are respsctfally in- | formed that we shall open, on MONDAY, OOTOBER 220, a new Supply of Lupin's celebrated MOUBNING FABRIUs, consisting of— POPLINE, BEPS, BMPRESS CLOTH VELOURS, MBEINOS, BIARBIT?, MOUSSELAINS, PARISIENNE, TAMESE, BOMBAZINES, GaNTON OLOTH, POPLIN ALPACAS, AND IBISH POPLLNS, ALSO, MOURNING SILKS, ENGLISH CRAPE, OBAPE VBILS, KID GLOVES, &c, ‘We shail offer the above Goods at the very LOW- EST PRIOBS for cash. JOS. J. MAY & Co., 308 Pennspivania avenu-, oc 23-2tif bet 9th and 10th ats, LOST AND FOUND. Tay dae Fics Stee et fone Gu persapeer property, Bc , ad take thes ‘e 8 Cee ae Teaucera te comes 4 O'CLOCK P. M. rwerd. prove * - c Beateey GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. ao October 23, 1888. Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quotations of Government securities: Buying. Selleng U. 8. 6s Coupon, 1581... Lb 113% Se $ Five Twentes, 1362.. 114 OST—@15 sad some SMALL UHANGE, ail ment ° onthe budgt willpasat: Five Twenties, 1966. Govern leaving it at the Star a 8. Five Twenties, 1366. 110, 1 $10 BEWAED-Strayed or stolen from the U. 2105 jg 08K beciiber, , 20th, white prnet * Bur rato GOW" The above revs bepald | Coupons, 113%; Five Forentuee, ieee 18; — Five es, 1866, 110%: Five Twenties, lead to hi : HPEOOT. D f . vor's Rest, near Georgetown. ete wash e tees, 1104; Ten 9x: Seven Tuiruee i land, eight ward, charges end sway. JOHN REBT; outndcot bdetween $th and 10th streew, om place $2 Hiitvor in mie cn ft ‘eabo' for- them FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Co., quote Stocks and Bonds in home aad foreign markets as follows : New York, Oct. 23.—Second Board—U.S. reg- istered. 1981, 113%; do., coupons, L135; 5-20's, registered, 1064; ‘do. coupons, 114%; do., new, 110%; 10-408, registered, 100; do. coupons, 100, 7-30's, 106%; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 33%; Canton, 54; Cumberland, 3; Quicksil- ver, 57%; Mariposa, 134; New York Central, 1214; Exle,92s; do.preferred,85 4; Hudson,127: Reading, 116; Michigan Central, 1154; Mich- igan Southern, 91 x; Thi Central, 126; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 2%; Cleveland and Toledo, 118%; Rock Isiand, 109; Northwes- —; do. vere $ voectehliade ne, = ~, Ohicago and Alton, ti Alton ‘er- $30 SEWARD stolen, on the alent of the aute,—; Toledo and Wabash, —; W. U. of September from hg Telegraph, —; Boston Water Power. —; GO emery Same Tw aeieertiee | Pacihe Mail,” “Atlantic Mai, ©?” Sinor’ mane and tail somewhat sunburnt; haesroan | ican gold, 3 p. 147 x. nose. The above reward will be en <ee-—______ THE COLLISION IN MARYLAND. It would be useless to attempt to conceal the fact that serious trouble is umminent in Mary- land through the collision between the Police Commissioners and Governor Swann. The Police Commissioners seem to have taken their position obstinately, defying, and repelling all compromise; and Governor Swann has plant- to . Li 002 Hyattsville, Prince George's Uo. ' PERSONAL. —I hereby forewara all fi trusting my wife, Catharine Batley ee I will Dey no debts contracted by her after this date. October 22d, 1366. CAction T ed himself quite as firmly upon what he con- / purchase f y aera : fm deka Wonks siders the law in the case. We doubtest, ras freuduloesl obtaiwed from me tanh nent was fraudulently rom me mei ‘OHN YOREE, thereof has been stopped. Oc 23-St" 1éth otreok rond, nest olty mits. ADAM KHOLIAB. AN IMPRESSED ME- M DIUM AND GLATRVOYANT. would most respectfully igform all who wish to give her a call batebe oW prepared to read the it, present iso consult in lost or stolen property. re- metrioge. Bo.. at 323 6th street, Sa. m. until9 \. 00 32-1w* FORMATION WANTED. —A nthe ETON reatded, 201 however, that impregnable as Governor Swann msy deem bis legal position, he will move with the greatest circum- spection to avoid apy possible chance of being plaeed in a false attitude. He is doubtless fully aware that the radical lead- ers are secretly hoping for a tollision in Mary- land that shall afford them capital for the com- ing important November elections. The de- fiant attitude of the commissioners would indicate that they court just such a collision as will afford the requisite material tor the rad- ical political managers. GENERA! GRAY, AND COTERNOR SWANN Fiiues CABLTON 8 HO yenrs ago, for a short time, deira, and is reported States after his retu msul at Funchal, formation of some Ii! BS. CURTIS IRVING, Test Medium, will give Life Read: former place, 420, north side of P and 6th streets. Office hours fro a.m ;6to9p. m, oe op the isiand of au having died fn the United . 80. eS rela- THE WHITE HOUB! There was the usual Cabinet meeting to-day, which was attended by all the members. General Grant, Governor Swann and Goy- ernor Pierpoint called upon the President this afternoon. DR,DBAPER, ace O” THE U.8. NAVY, avenue. the late residence of Dre Seonk” Dan APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT. hours betere10a.m andafter4p.m. ocl$Im The Preeident to-day appointed Jarvis Ras- BIDA AND FUNERAL WRi |ATHS, BO- | sell United States Marshal for the district of QUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, STARS. &: New Hampshire. Preserved: ip natural form. WaX LOW BE HATE, FLOWMRS, and BRAIDING. 'b ‘ASSIGNED. Ith vest, bet een cy diebabe ty Brevet Brigadier General Amos Beckwith SS es PeoPosaLs FO SUPPLIES, Quartermaster’s U.S, Man sack ropes tas ncion Deter 50, Tai. | Sealed proposals each class, separately, will be received st this effice until 2 PURSDAY. the 4th day of December neve foria’ time, be re- juired : bi0 Yards of Sky Blane Kersey ail woot free ol y hair, Ss'inches wide, to weigh 22 ounces tothe * 1o we 6,0 Yards of Back Bias x orsey, from hair, 5¢ inches wide, to w. 2 to the Pere Gatige weol dyed) 3,000 Yacds ine Twilled Cioth, all wool free from bair. 64 inches wide. to weigh 22 owaces to the ey (indigo wool dyed) me Yards Scarlet Ciocth, all wool, os? 04 inches wide, to weigh is 4 CLABB No. 2. 6. Yards stx-fourths Dark Bi: and oversecks, ail wool, \Indige Blo gel 4 inches wide, to weigh 13 ouness’ per rters Dark Blue Plagne! fo; indigo wool dyed, Set tS cena, $ech, tobe7 feet long and’ fest wide-sed fies 8,000 Pi oa Woolen Secks, three sizes. properly made fleece wool, with twisted yern, to weigh S pounds per donne Wool, free ounces (cocbineal ounces per ray : each, to pairs, free from ro 6.200 Yards white Linen for pente, re AL oe reas 80 inches wide, Thaeuinen for shirts, 80 inches wide, a Fisucei fora m Fila lor drawers, 2 inches | wide, to weigh 7 ounces ad 5,000 Yards cotton ‘ching for bed sacks, 10s Use eacOnan cae ue 4. 4 fo }. complete, exce ime Fomesns, ~ red worsted, ball apo, ead S in- rcumference 4200 Fatigue Cape with covers, to be made with blue % 1,600 Stecka ‘Baie wool dyed | 8 Bworde for Sergent bw! 80 Swords for Musicians 40 Drnms (tenor) complete | Yoo Snare Drom bones } e Dram- 20 Drum Cords 'S Sets Dro: | 50 Boxwood | 76 Pairs No 6. cLass 5 10,000 pairs Army Booteos.( Infantry pattern) o io Se 80 Cartridge Boxer wit M - Facey Plates word Frogs + OLASS He. 8. 1.200 Knapeacks CLASS Ho 9. 3 making and trimming the fellowing articles, | Watch Coats ulform Coats for sergeants, corporais, musi- - aad peeretes | ratigue r = ser Sergeants, eorporals, musi- eieng, and priv: Wooten Pan vind far sergeants, corperals, masi Lives Pante for sergeants, corpersis, musicians, ry vates awe ‘inane! Secks and Biee Jackets for boys me ome tioned ich it fe The above-mentioned articles must conform ia all :espects te the sealed standard patteras ie the office of the Quartermaster, Marine Oorps. Marine Berrecks. Weehington, D O., Assistant Quarter- Corps 206 Be Fourth and jae anlar ond whenaver tk can ed; ai mever prticles named absve of any portion of them shall considered as not fully conforming to samples, they will be rejected. jach proposal mast be accompanied by the fol- guarantee: Ore OE, OF GUABANTS The undersigned ——. of ——.in ¢ —_—. ——, of ——., in greet Stor anole. in rect of P. known to me as men of property, and are hereby Beteaer ee Setertanc cortify that the above: thei ttorney, or 2 ewer iret insertion to this a: 34 H Fs 323 At S585, 8 : i Hue if Tsgee > if H ir Ff s e i H has been assigned to duty as Chief Commis- BOARDING. sary of the Department of the Gulf. THK DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON. OA BDING—Ose Front and Back PARLOR. 3 Tat hoon so Tent, with BOARD. Price $end | General order No. 62, headquarters Depart- bid peed month, at 380 B atreet, a0 ment of Washington, October 19th, announces streets. a the following assignment of troops in this de- FOE BENT—Picassut ROOMS. with BOARD, | \ortment. jivestonns i? loastens one Gay harp 4 | Gaxviste of Washington—Bre vet Mayor Gen cara, a s atreet, p ae d town. vy jap ay eh eral W.H. Emory, coionel 5th U. S. cavairy, iF month, D at $4.20 . No. 85'cth street, between O pe . oc or ae. ‘PESIEABLE DOUBLE BOOMS, with Gret-clax D ORape RDS 2 B BOOMS, with Grst-class ay of 2ist — Bear the Treasur: &: Depart- dated. commanding; Ist and 3d_ battalions 12th U.S. infantry, 44th regiment U.S. (Veteran Reserve) infantry, and detachment 5th U.S. cavalry—at Sedgwicks Barracks. in this city. Fort McHenry, Marylaud—Brevet Brigadier General H. Brooks, colonel 4th U.S. artillery, commanding, company 1, and headquarters ath U artillery. For ashington, Marylaad—Brevet Lieu- tenant Colonel F. M. Follett, captain 4th U.S. 7, Wi Transient aud Table Bearders aceommo- 0¢ 18- e03t* BoskD>Sc0d TABLE BOARD with Presh But- tor Java Oofte fee. can be bad at 371 Penn- » comman 3 and D, aylval pesenees 434 and 6th streets, at riya 4 artillery, bape a 18 SOLE ae exenanees. = ein. Fort Waipple Virginia— Major Joseph a y street, J. * 3 - T 4 TY PO Stewart, 4th U. S. artillery, commanding; com. panies U and H, 4th U. 5. artillery. Battery Roégers, Alexaadrin, Wirginia— Brevet lonel C. L. Best, captain 4ta U. s. arullery, commanding; company F, 4th U. artillery. Fort Foot, Maryland—Brevet Lieute Colonel M. P. Miller, captain 4th U. S. alery, commanding, company E, 4th U.S. de we __EEE_ GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS G* eet SY AGENCY, e << severa! rat OU tor ‘ent, rr 8 Also, first-class BB! CES, $10 | artilery. 130 We invite the attent: of reliab! - foes immediately. me ee BAVAL DISPATCHES. Commodore Joseph Lanman, commanding the Atlantic ceast squadron, bas transmitted to the Navy Depariment a copy of a letter from Commander Quackenbush, commanding the U.S. steamer Conemaugh, under date of ORME & COOPER. N®* FALL AND WINTRE GOODS, aT MILLERB’S CHBAP DBY @ooDs STORE, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. beste @ooDs in great variety, such ae— October 9th, off the Charleston light-ship Frevch Mer a Empress Cloths. Popli Cotamander Quackeabush stases that on hb. x ep Gi ete ee Delaines, passage to Smithville, N.C., when about 14 y penta Galloses bt 35:30 a0 30 miles to the northward and eastward of Port own Musiins, 125,15, 38, amd 5. ° Royal light, he fell in with the Morning Star, leached do, 15, 20, 25. $1, B34, of Charleston, with ber main gaff gone and |, Shawls, Clet! , Unssimeres and Tweeds, | having on board a portion of the wrecked Flavnels. very cheep, inton nels. 28s SG, A large stock of Mourning Goods crew and two of the lady passeagers of the "Gloves, Ho- | Steamer Evening Star, which foundered near stery,and Notions; all of which will be sold very | Mamtanilla reef on the 3d inst. The schooner ‘wan was towed to the light-snip. fy tring cae cell. Fog or ig aee are The Department has received information ef ‘pe Z7-Im* BENJ. MILLER. the arrival of the U.S. steamer Lackawanaat pe errs ——s = a gente on hg SY ypu the =e ¥ Bs. sland at St. joraas, ‘est Indies, on the 7th $1 .25 oe —— imst.; and the Mohican at St, Thomas on the Each pair warranted. 27th ult. The best 6129 Kid Gigres in the Kot, at LAR EBGARD THR Isst he e loves in the market, a OIRCULA’ A. iG IssUm OF DAVIS & GAITHER, ? oor 20 market Bpece. eee ee A circular has been issued from the War Department stating that there is doubtless seme just ground of complaint in representa- tions which have been made to the in relation to the issue, eooking, andeerving soldiers’ rations. lt 1s directed that if economical use of the ration any savia; arise, they should be appropriated exclusive! ly to the improvement of the soldier's table fare, or his comfort in the quarters, and not be diverted in any other way. The design is to insure a proper expenditure of the company tund for the exclusive benefit of the enlisted m Itis also directed that the loaf of bread for issue te troops should never be made to weigh less than eighteen full ounces. ! MULES! !—Thi becri be: ULES e sul 3 jeer bas for le a lot of fine, lar, ‘el eis SRMED H SHREVE, Oc 22-3" 7th street, between H and 5 Caser LOT OF BMPRESS CLOTHS. We eter hee Wiad counter to day a large let of ry very som ‘OOL RMPB OLOTH, from suction, at $1.25 per yard, which we consider * Kiso. « lot of high colored KUL WOOL DE- & BRO., LAIN ES, at £0 cents. good ga ‘ket Space, oc 28-08 nre W. MSH ie jo. ost Between 7th and Sth streets. WW AsHineTON CITY SAVINGS’ BANK, Corner af Tth street and La. avenue, t of the Spencers i RESIGNATIONS OF OFVIORES OF THE EDW'D SIMMS, P tJ.A. RUMP, Secrotery. > MMS, Presia BBGULAR ARMY. CF ELzearr BLAOK MANTILLA VELYRTs, We have on band @ few pieces of very superior The resignations of the following named officers of the Regular Army have been ac- cepted :—2d Lieutenants Albert S. Nones, 8th intantry, and Thomas W. Custar, ist Infantry; Captain Nathaniel Prime, 17th lafantry: ist Lieutenant Frank T. it 18th Infantry; and Captain Wm. A. Winder, 3d Artillery. per irradiiseN Bite sick Tea Bey THE DISTRICT OF TEXAS, Brevet Major General Geo. W. Getty has relinquished the command of the District of Texas, which is assumed by Brevet Major Geveral Heintzelman, colonei of the 17th U. S. infantry. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel George Taylor, surgeon U. 8S. army, is Sssigned as of auslity LACK LYONS SILK VELVRTS for Mantillas, to which we invite the attention of all in want of a very superior article, A On band « splen: 1d assortuiont of rich and heavy ls BLACK CORDED byron suital for Coats, Basques, and other Wra; Fo withe ‘splendid assortment of | PBIBEe HANDSOMB DREBSS BILKs, ot of which we are selling at the lowest cash ices. ¥ AN goods zens in plain Spares at the lowest fo devi ry } ket rates. <4 chief medical officer of the District. ai we Naor Ket Space ‘THE Latest Can. t is that of the N. 0. jarket Space. HE Tv) AMNARD ont is of the New oe 1S-co3tif between 7th and sth streets, | york Tribune Washington correspondent, (of CARD course,) to the effect that the President and Cabinet,as an electioneering card,have resolved to present a formidable and belligerent bill ef damages to Great Britain fer outrages com- mitted by the rebel privateers. The Govern- ment has persistently pressed the claims refer- red to, all alot and the story of their being es- STORES 315 AND 317, South corner Penn's avenue and 9h street, W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Will give their es Sttention to ell sales en- payed Hossenot Furniture teegea one Led r Ly tte tions of Merchandise. Also, have Ly Carriages, &c., 98 Lo Sue, between Sth and Weh'ets,” fine ge jens ), between Sth and pecially trumped up at this date is of course ! eee “AL. aitoree pure fiction. The Tribune hints a proper degree i R e Val. of doubt in the reliability of its correspondent. ceenee Arro! Walter S. Leng, well known PPOINTED.— Wal 5 4 sh eg na to many of our citizens previous to the war aa Bess Agere be tntorm nie an aesisting civil engineer on the Washington 5 stand street Aqueduct, and more recently Major and Bre. sri'305 B street, between 13th and vet Lieut. Colonel of the 9th U.S. C. 1. has, we are glad to learn, been appointed to a ist Heutenantcy in the regular army. PERsowaL.—Brevet Major General Edmand Scbriver, 1 of the Military Academy, ploying pone but first c! has returned his recent inspection of the boxbiog PS ade gael post of West Point and the Military Academy. ebare of patronage. wt ponte Sa The cholera kills e: negro it attacks in the District of Columbia. — Herald. Yes, bat it don’t attack any megroes or whites either, IntTsRw al REVENUB.—The receipts trom this source to-day were $550,915.51. Newark, N. J:. is By a called. the city that bas & haadred thousan and 20 , ia - TELEGHAPHIO NEWS. |, yeti Carthh . u " Offignal Vote of Indiana. wee Darby's Mul ana wharetece’ EW York, Oct. 22—A epecial despatch | at Seneca, mas been fal! firmed . Indianapolis to the Tribune, says the of- jm “there. “The tose 22" ‘vote of ali bat if counties, gives a the itisurance , we mort = a and youn 5 Ciroumstanon seae COatested. Itis aiso re- messenger. the fire fenera) ported that Purdoe (Imdependent) who spent | ly believed to Bave been an incendiary $8,000 to defeat Orth, will contest Orth's sea, | though some think it was caused by fricllen oy cu Tt, Oot. UI.—The total mayority for for the loves CAB a’ — the Republican candidate for Secretary of | ‘rade. The stock is light, and transactions ea. State in Ohio is 42.696. Total number of votes nang Nay Sey Dy ta uoted ge a | Star. Grain—No wheator corn ththe mare The Pemmsyiv: Elect: Fouxp Drowwep.—Abont noon to day 5 2 the head of a maa Harpianvnc, Oct 23—The official returas | *™al! yy from the entire State are not complete. as some Ghio Canal, east of tem ous pee of the judges are awaiting the 26th October to rey ree some persons ia the vicinity, who dr; receiyé the army vote before making a return. body pen the canal Cues. it Drone Terrible Storm Out West—Great Damage. be the body of 8 white man, supposed to be | German, comfortably clad in a coarse .* Ctnotnwati, Oct. 23.—The tornado of Sun- working coat, a velvet waistcoat anc & rather short day was but slightly felt im this vicinity. At | cloth pants, of stature, light ack indianapolis considerable damage was done. | and complexion, and bair trimmed SROrt at the The hurricane raged from 12 o'ciook, mid- | forehead. Noone identified Bim, but the night, until 3 o'clock ip the morning. The | was 4 National Bridge, over White river, was par- tially unroofed, and several houses were blown down or severely injured. The fences aad standing crops in the surrounding country were blown down. At Greencastle two large business blocks were demolished. At Evans. ville a new four-story marble front building was blown down. Loss $20,000. Pilamer's Hall, in the process of erection, was also blown down. The storm was general in the western part of the State. DISORDERLY anv INTERFERING Orricers.—Last night, William y ohnson, colored, orderly behavior to the an residents of Herring bill. Brown went to arrest them WITR Tuy OuRg ang barca. ond ia dis. oyanoce of qui: Officers Nobie ang Vessel Burned at Sea. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.—The steamship Theodore J). Wagner, from Boston for Charies- ton, with merchandize and twenty-five pas- sengers, was destroyed by fire Oct 20th. Her passengers and crew were rescued by the crews of the brig Velocity of Jamaica, and the schooner Enoch Pratt of Fall River. same wa) Bockey fined the tw And the one who inter. first named $3.44 each, fered 85.44. Port or Grorartow N.—Entered—Steamer, Columbia, Harper, from Raltimore Philadel. phia, Fultz, from Philadelphia, both with mer. cbandize to Distriet merchan Murder in New York. M RS. ALICE V_ DALY respectt iy ax " “ to her friends amd the povlic : wea’ BS. ease Cocke rie G08 98° | shewill receives tow mere POPILE Rees saulted Mrs. eens Laker, wife of his em- tiom on the Piano. at ber residence. No > | ployer, in Petersburg, Rensselaer connty, | ty ractown, D.C. Terms moderate oot ut! with an axe, on Friday night last, cutting 77 ——— = through the skull. She will die. The murderer » escaped. Shootimg Affray at Nashville NASHVILLE, Uct. 22.—C. H. Bent was fatally shot this afternoon by Hugh McGavereck The difficulty originated ina publication about an improper intimacy, sas, J.B. MOORE DEUGGIST AND PHARM. une MaDielEs FERPC eget ABTIOL’ a PE B™cas 4 No. 3 P. RMBICH wishes to inform his frien public generally he _ now keeps con New York Markets. bend OYSTERS. fresh =r be repared Im every style. aw PSS and LIQUORS cannot be New York, Oct 23—Cotton dull. Flour firm. Southern, $16.50. Wheat advanced 1a» cents. Pork quiet. haloes dull give him o trial. ry LOCAL NEWS. W svvine STATIONERY; Same <n ANoTHER DxErositoR arTER HvuYCK—An old gentleman wants his $2,000—Don't get it, and draws his revolver—Huyck has him arrested— Huyck is going to pay his debts—He is going to borrow tha re to on them.— Yesterday, Ser- geant Greer arrested Jas. tor threaten. ing the life of Leonard Huyck. 1t appeared in evidence betore Justice Giberson that went to the late banking house of Huyck & Uo. and made a demand fer money which he said he bad deposited there before the bank closed, and upon failing to obtain itdrew a revolver upon Mr. Leonard Huyck. J. V.N. Hayck enterea the office at the time he had the pistol drawn, and immediately had Mr. Story ar- Tested. Justice Giberson fined Mr. Story #20 and directed him to give security for peace Messrs. Carlisle and McPherson, counsel for the accused, would have given the bail. but he refused to give bail, and was committed rE in default. Mr. Story is a gentleman of 55 years of age, and respectably connected. He said he had deposited about two thousand dol- lars with the national bank, and was unab! at his age to lose such an amount. Mr. Jj. Vy. N. Huyck said his brother intended to pay of all the depositors, and had commenced by bor- Several besutifel novelties in ENGRAVED CARDS, PAPER AND ENVELO. Just introduced by PHILP & SOLOMONs, Metropolitan Bookstore 00 23-T.Th&aM3t 332 Pennsylvania ay-eus Looxixc GLASS PLATES, French and American WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES, ali kind FEATHEE DUSTEBS, PAINTS, TURPENTINE, LEWI8’S WHITE LEA French apa Jersey Z1NO, 3 VABNISHBS, NZINE, COAL OLL rowing $10,000, but the Government inter. . fered and the money was returned, but he is LAMPS, CHANDELIERS. again making arrangements with that object DBOP LIGHTS, SHADES, piine ——_o—__—__ LINSERD OIL, at reduced prices, THE BURGLARS ARRESTED.—Last night, Ser- FRENCH PLATE and FEERCH ORYsTAL geant Barker, with o@icers Ashton and W. H. Evans, arrested John Mortimore, William | GLASS furnished on shert not ce. Mortimore, and Wm. Vonneli, on suspicion ot having robbed the store of Messrs. Harvey & PAINT MIXED TO ORDER, Clarke, near the Long Bridge, of about $200 By worth of cigars, toba>co, and other articles, on Tuesday night last, and they were locked up at the Seventh Ward station. This morning, Sergeant Barker recovered most of the goods from Mr. James Eliason, to whom they had been sold by the parties named above for $33.50. The case was heard before Justice Handy, who committed them to jail in default of security for appearance at court. Wm. Mortimore lutely came from Richmond, Va., he having served out a term in the penitentiary at that place, and Connell came fro same piace, John Mortimore is well known to the police. ——_.—___ ORPHANS COURT, Judge Pnrcell.—This morn- 1g, the will of the late Levi Neal was filed and fully proved. Letters testamentary were issued to George S. White; bond $400. Letters testamentary were issned to Eliza oe on the estate of the late John Mc- uell. Robert Sherlock was appeinted ga: the orphans of P. Quigley; bond . dan Rs west. EPeost STOOK OF FALL AND Wistag DRESS GOeDSs. We are now receiving from the large and closiag sale made by BREEKABD &@ HUTTON, at New Yor! Thursday end Friday of ian week, s eplendid stock of BLAOK AND FANCY SILKS, BLACK AND COLO! MOIBS ANTIQUB, IBISH ABD FEENOH HOPLINS, FEBNCH MERINOS, FRENCH REPS. EMPRESS CLOTH, PLAID POPLINE, MAGHIFICENT WIDE 8TRIP’D POPLIBE, of William Keenan was appointedgumasdéaa to &e., &c., &c. the orphaas of P. W. Byrne. bond gayue. these goods Letters of administration were issued omthe | We beusht re ore vers eemeent per yn estate of Peter W. Magruder to George Ma- | B®Ted te offer grucer; 96,000. CHOIOBST 8TOCK ———— in the market at BXTREMELY LOW PBICES FOR Case aYaoo, CRIMINAL Count, Judge Pisher.— Yesterday, Lemuei Bulley, alias Pulley, indicted for 11: ceny, was feund guilty, amd sentenced to o: year in the penitentiary at Albany. Smithers for defense. Alfred Middleton. a small boy, was found guilty ef a like offense. ‘This morning. Betsy Lewie, indicted for jar- ceny, (trial commenced yesterday.) was found guilty, and semtenced to the penitentiary. Wm. Hal), Joan Simpson. and Charles indieted for teceer Were found not guilty In the case of Elijah Cyrus, indicted for the murder of George Simonds, in Murder Bay, on the 2th of November last, the District Attor- ney entered a nolle pros. evenue and 9h st. Der BOF VELVETS. bs iste Yer PLY OAEP@TS.O LOTHS, Mat &e.. AT AUCTI fe * ‘ 7 ft SHSRADAY MORBIEG, Octoper 3, 0 » baroeee, all of this season 's importat ene Scuoo. Tracker Inpicrep.—The grand jury yesterday found a true bill of indictment agai Mise Sarah Brewn, teacher in one of the public schools im the First District, on the charge of assanit and battery on Walter Bas- table. The case will be remembered as pub- lished in the Star some time since. where Miss Brown was brought before Justice Thom, son on charge of cruelly punishing Water Bas. table. and the charge not being sustained by the evidence before the magistrate, the case was dismissed. im, Venetian, Cottage, Hemp Sican eyed Hastie Mann With many other Carpets, all ef which will be oc [intei.] W L. WALL &00., Avot Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct,; Georgetown. VALUABLS AND DESIRAGLE IM VPRUVED PROF EET? 1s CROMGETOWE at A ‘0! ioe én Wor AY MO) TES. October ae SHOT By HIS Son.—Yesterday afternoon as ‘clock, or ii Tf the sale of the Nick Mr. Isaiah Stewart, residing on 0th street, om, Twill seti that very valuable near the Boundary, was mixed up in a domes- at the oot Uc difficulty he St OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL PARLUB GBM PIANOS tsa xal Received to day, Brick PBIGB 9300. street, 1 will eeil thas three story T o¢taves; Rosewood: waranted ES ‘and 2 Ho. = High strost. berwere it 306 Pennsylvanis avenue, near 10th at, Sullism B. Wallace, Boa..00 © rege WE ARB ERCBIVING ms: third cash; im 6,13 aot QQ "QD | = SA _ the oost of é HOMAS DOWLING, Jast received— oo 23 ei ‘Auction ‘* HAMPTON Bak. 0. 5 BOC: LD ¥' with a email carge of the celebrated TOSMAK ER Pai sites on MOND. OBESE, Rappahannock river: CST teth otrent, heteecon Gabe Ht air We are happy to inform the public that we have a Soares consisting made eracats tO receive our rooms, a re, Walaat Whetact, every day is such qpnaticies C% will © ue to + = Woleat Se : oe) tly . With our long ex- _o— p Bascons 3 tends Being compe i Te BRtAr ourselzes o¢ | Halt oti Giots: Btair Mods. Btair Corpot, Be- ‘ing competent judses of the Bivalves, and Wardrobes. Bu: — . ae Pecegparticular attention te erm y eienel Our | Humber of fine Batts Husk ned Cotion-toP , ‘tna Wo0d seat hairs, Lounges, 7 ae : ‘alau x Renter ma Perey A and Woot Large Cook ‘Bto ‘argiture my . Latergguantify of Cine, Ginse, and Orockee? Bisnb ew Caeetaeratt i aie ce i i eft a ei " a Oe':fornia steame: years ex- lishtaont. “1 am rece! ! ARVRY.