Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY,:( EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Southeast corner of Penaia avenus and L1ih sirect aY W. D. WALLAOH. —_e——_ The STAR is served by the carriers to their subscribers im the City and Distric at Tam CEprs PER WEEE. Copies at the counter, with F Without wrappers, Two Uents each. Paice por MArLine:—Three months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol- jars; one year. Five Dollars. No papers are sect from the offiee longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday m rntng—One Dollar and a Half o Year. EE PERSONAL. WHO BB DESIROUS OF A SEILL- shed Povsician, sh» con Y MOBTON, 184 Park street, street, Baltimore, Mé. Dr Mor- ced iB Weshinaice ir oc i pear Richme: ton services may be &: any othercity, by acdres: ges abov Gs TLEMEN destrousc ¥ ING SOUURED and B ar a* pew, would do w> DER, Ne 477 10th st Decrecte, dbs bigheet cosh prices paid for Sec- ond band Clothing oc 2-Im' TEREMIAH S. BLACK. W. N. C.F. BLACK. LAW OFFIOK. BLACK, LAMON Jards’ Botel , x. *, 18 9h onney at Law, unite above sth street, ~ Ko, 36 Louisiane svente,abore ith etree, CLOTHING, &. LOBANO, aa M., *OSRRCHAST TAILOR,» creat ‘e* to retarn his the: sor the liberal © bestowed upc im during past and at the same ti invite, bis send ome nae nd cbeice selection of gods, which be has sit purchased for the Fall and: Winter Trad fir. KR AABDON. bis associate, continues to gi 1 bis conetent atrention to the style and genera ppearance of all gacments made at the estab sb The best work and moderate charges is our motto. i oc 15-1m EWABD. 45,000. 45,000. 45,000. STOP and THINK NK. STOP and THINK. STOP and THINK. ENSE STOUR OF CLOTSING our THMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING OUB IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING MABKED DOWN MARKED DOWN MARKED BOWN -five Per Cext Less than Cost. five Per Cent. Lees than ost, ty-five Per Cent. Less than Cost. will yen have the CHANCE. NEVER asain will you have the OHANOE. KEVER agsin will you have the OHANUE. goods must be sold within the next sixty arnt Soeetsenat eect. We mean — say. Come and see for yourselves before parc’! ing. J. H. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Omics, sett Washington, D. 0. ast Successor te HF. Landon & Co. CITIZEN'S ANY DRCHANT TAILOR se rerelsed Peuseyl aoe avon my 1-tf Washington, D. C. DENTISTRY. D* E. LUCK WOOv 344 PENN. AVENUE, Will ineert teeth ca anew method, pat- enter Jul 566. oc 15-168 REMOVAL. Ds. cewr, pENTist ties xxxoveo trom 42 to 2006 m. SVenue, ten doors, All per- 1 would advise them to. call \. L 08. have them enout. Teeth inserted on Hubber, Gold and Silver Plates. In «rder that all persons should have » we have redaced the price very low, To be convinces of the fact. call aud sec fer your- tT l] and see the new and improved ‘eeth. ue, between 12th and 18th 8. B. LEWIE. M. D., Dentist, TEETT M. LOOMIS, M.D. ‘The Inventor and Pateniee of the MINERAL PLATE TEBTH, attends perronally at ogy Bis officein this city, Many persons can’ ‘wear these teeth who caanot wear others, Spd bo person can wear o! who eannot wear these Persons calling at my office can be sccommoda- ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de- sire, but to these who are particular,and wish the purest, cleanest, stromgest and most perfect den- ture that art can procure, the MINEBAL TEETH will be more fully warranted. Kooms In this colts Wo 335 Penn’s avenue, be- tween 9th and 10th sts, Also, 907 Arch street, Philadelphia. oc ly + EXPRESS COMPANIES. Ap" EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE 514 PENN'A AVENUE. BRANCH OFFICE: 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD'S, GREAT EASTERN. NOBTHERN, WESTERN. AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS. Mercbandise. Money. and Valuables of ail kinds forwarded with dispatch. to all accessible sections of the country. COLLECTION ree” PBAFTS, AND Made in accessible partso”. be United States O. DUNN, Agent, whet Washington. D Fre! FEED | SALTIII A complete assortment of ALL GBADES OF FLOUB, vo which we solicit the attention of Bak OBS AND GROCERS. MILL PEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, and all kinds of FEED st low rates, GBOUND ALUM, FINE. And TURES ISLAND SALT for sale low | it Spy aetr SO tosalt Ore wy cau aco. pontaniz STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maxfimom of efficiency. durability and ¢cenomy with the minimam of weigkt and pr They are widely and favorably kmown more than 0 being in use. All warranted satis- factory oF po sale. Descriptive circulars *¢at ob pplication. co J. C. HOADLEY & co _yi-ecdim La Muss. T. COFFER MOSES BATES T. COFFE ’ H. THON Peeroks GENFRAL COMM. ON MERCHANTS, No. 102 GSAVIEK ST. . Naw Oxieans, PP eww seaeien nd to the Veet Pym le sigomenta, my lett AMERICAN — BASS AND STEING BANDS, Boom neer B Batidt — Tth st, be aD - 4 offer EWIS’ AMEBICAN 8P01 Lise, fee SOR tical ative on Shooting jog, by Becaford; London. bis Dog, London. Stotgun ftonebenge; Londen. Pne Gu: ¥ Loi i og. Dinke og, edited by Frapk Forrester. Cr, Sporteman's Manual; Lond: ses LIAM BRBADL WwW = Prete Bassia-wy by I, er ol MABBLE May NUMENTS, TAB} and WASHSTASD TOPS, ac. UE Bonoments Made reasonable terms anc shortest notice.” OCeF onr ‘aven's Young NOK TAYLOR. WIL keep cous hand gASTEEN BLE and erin Lin = jose! Orders ior Plumber 4 SLABS promptly attended te Pepua. evenne, bet. 18th and sts. weat, Washington, Pr, 0, maré PeB ovp roar wine received frow the private stock ofa J uD ti short wuaiy PORT WINK, "Mite De, ag”? ‘This wine has been BBOWD tO Me several asd itnaliecte upon persone suTerlag sik aT mene Incident to the seasun have bees very aS eS relied on tu eve: ik Bi oats corner ith and F streets, 72 under Ebbits House, by phyietans, | $80! vor, XXVIII. + Evening AMUSEMENTS NATIONAL THEATRE, (late Grover’s,) Pennsylvania svenne, near Willards' Hotel. Srarpine & Bariey ~» Proprietors, THE RICHINGS ENGLISsa OPERA SEASON THIS ( Wednesdey) EVENING, Uct, 31, 1556, will be presewted the Grand Opera of DOOTOR OF ALCANTABA, proncunced by the press and pur'ic of New York, anring its recent perfocmance in that city, ae one of the greatest successes ever achie Atter the Opera. M'LLE AUGUSTA will appear ina GBAND PAS SKUL, Twenty fve cents extra will be charged for se cure! seats in ad e. Tees APADAME @OCDALL'S SELECT DANCIN AVE Cinsees for Masters an] Misses. will cop mence CRSATUBDAY, Nov. 34,at her resicence 7™ KR etreet. between 24th and th. atzociock. Forterme apply at the bouse oc 2 M42181 5 FASHIONABLE DANOING MY, a MABINI'5 ASSEMBLY ROOMS, E, between 9th and i@th strest ‘This scademy is vow open fer the recep- tion of pupils. snd hours ef tuition for young ladies, and masters Tuesdays, Thoradays aud Sat- ‘rom 3105p im. i+ bs classes from 8 to 10, same + venings. NB —Private instruction given to suit the con- venience of the pupil se25 pers. J. W. & H. P. KREIS® a DANOING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania svenue. bet. 6th and 7th sta.. Opposite Metrepolitan Hotel, Our Academy is now open for the reception of Pupils. A select class is now forming on Wed- nesday afternoon from 4to 6 @ clock, for these who cannot attend our regularclasses. Ciroulars an behed st J F. Ellis’ and W.G. Metzerott & Cos Music Stores. ‘The Hail can be rented for Soirees, &0. Days and Hours of Tustion For Ladies, Miases and Masters, jeeday and Tha rsday afternoons, from 3 to 5 o'clock. Gentlemen's Classes. Tuesday and Thursday eve- nings. from 8 to 1 o'clock For further informat: of tuition, or address Quarter commen: ply during the hours e my. it lesson. se 10 BALLS, PARTIES, &e. oO MOTTO IS OUR NAME. ie GOOD WILL ASSOCIATION IN mun A FIELD AGAIN. The First Grand Ball of the GOOD WILL ASSOCIATION, of Georgetown, will he given at New Market Hall ON MONDAY, NOV. 5, 1866. The Arsoctation pledge themselves to make this one of the grandest affairs of the season, _No hate or caps allowed in the room. oc 31-4t* G*®4> 1.0.0 F. LEVEE MET BUPOLIS LODGE, No. 16, 1.0.0.F, Inform their friends that they will gt GRAND LEVEE ATODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th Street, oN MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 5, 1566. Baste will be farnished by Esputa’s Marine aud. Supper will be served by one of the best Caterers in the city Tickets $2. admitting a gentleman and Iadies Exeewttre Commit D.D. Clark A. bu G. Lyon, J. Kipp, K. Brewer. B. Joburon Oc 25,27 .30.n0 1,3.8-6t DrOAT r EDUCATIONAL. N BS ALICE V. DALY respecttuily announces i o her friends aud the Paps generally that she will receive afew more PUPILS for instruc tion on the Piano. «t her residence, No. 7 lat st., Georgetown, D oc23 Im* \ J ASHINGTON HIGH & BOYS Will open Sept 10, 1886, at room No. 13, Colum- bien College Law Building, sth st. Applications ms) be made at No- 444 6thst. bet. Band F sta BE B. B. WILLIAMS®N. A.M. Prinipal BHewxny Massox, A. M., Professor of Modera Lan- guages, oc 13 Im* Mseate LADISS SEMINARY will opea in Union Leagne Hall. on 9th st.,No. 451, up staire.on MONDAY. Oct. sth. For partion’ iny pire om the premises or see circulars. moderate oc PIPHANY HIGH SCHOOL, Under the cheere of r F. C oop The daties of tais Institution will commence OCTOBER &. For admission apply to the Prin- cipal, No. 363 K street, between 12th and 13th ats, C.H HALL. D. D., Rector. s, W,. Samson, D. B., President m. Merrick, Baltimore; .c. ya city. oc 3 Im* 188 LUCY HUNTER will open a SOHOOL M for Girls on the Firet of October. No. 199 . a avenue, between ith and 5th streets. 8ST. TIMOTHY FH HALL. HE Nera institution will be resumed Te 1 on Sept. 13, For terms, &c., see catalogue tha clecn oe ee of this or address im ¥ nest ELPA Cetonvitie. Ma STOVES, &c. STOVES, STOVES, STOVES. a Peraons desiri a ANGES ar a article of STOVES, B. , &c . would ary ns @cail, In the line of HEATIN: TOVES we hi the “mM a ‘ gtd Base “' “Violet Badi- Bibb’ jamond,”’ and*:: Parlor Heat- * Also, several different styles of GAS BUEN- the COOK STOVES we 6 the “ Arbiter,’ voders 3 end Brveving Star," “Noble Gook'" ‘vanli “Defiance, ' “Pledge,” * and “Sheppard ” NGES—We fave the .* Peari.” ana ‘*Manhettar Give usan early call, aad Fateatee tsi E.H.@H.1T GREGORY. 0c 27-eo6t 321 P venue. RUIT TREBS ASD DUTCH BULBOUS ‘ LOTS, & Frnit Trees of finest 4qnality,and moderate’ in price, can be supplied by the undersigned. consisting of Standard and’ Dwarf Pears, pples, Peaches, Apricots. Nectarines, Cherries, &c Grare Vines—Delaware, Uoncord, Lous, Adiron- nc, &e. aeves Blackberries, Strawberries, Carrants, € ergreens, Shade Trees, Roses, i teh Bulbeus Boots jost arrived from By consisting of Doulic end Soge Hyacioths, Ta- Anemontes, Narcissus. Crocus, ee jee, & i aga quality Balbs ae- jected specially for my trade, — JOBN SAUL 392 7th street, above I) be removed. after November street, oppesite U.S. Patent Of- oc) ectm nd, CUBE. p™ - ELPR D BEEF TONGUES, In prime order WF = sivas L jer Bbbitr House. WW ENABE 4 CO-8 Frayos, PRINCE @ CO 8 SHGANS AND ME. LODEONS, erms. at Ne. 49% Ith or sale and rent on e RELCHENBACH. treet, above Pennayly. #0 1-eotm* T NOTIOR, HE UNDERSIGNED. Ff. DESFOSSE, French Baker, 567 19th street, corner of Pennsylvania Bvepus, takes pleasn: tf Lis numerous eustomera, has pur- establishment of Bonnesu, hereto uch Baker, in 10th atreet, Washington $ compriting all bis Stock, as well as all hiscag tomers in this city, by mutual consent Mr. F Desfosse. by tniuatry, attention, vigi- lance, apd ten years’ of practicing his profession nm Washington, bas succeeded to make his uame i known not op yas * French Baker, but for the b fc qualities ofhis br eafter comers of bot! - to attend t>, . Dee pene wane i G c tom, tobave the French and A wericaa Bread of to have a good ity, and contione to ‘oc 8 ta" HONEY '' poner!!! ng HONBY of the finest W. BURCHELL, x. Corner of lth and F steers, dader tt House, 1 aN O 8, I We have now on baud ap assortment oer ga 40 TO 50 Planes, which are offering fora tat f prices Purchasing exciasiveiy for sah, wo ‘are ennsiond WG, METZEROTT £00 . Bol tafor Stelnway & Bone’ Flag “tone 4 le agents for ton & Hamlin’s Cabinet vo . SPECIAL NOTICES, ey AMER NS NOT ONLY DO THEIR own fisbourg ant voting but their own perfaaion: zeasone “ NIGHT BLOOMING ORREUS rr attained @ celebrity never ach ign perfume in thie beans admit that it exe made abroad Sold METOALFES GREAT RUBUMATIC REME- DY. is daily effecting wonderful cares. it ac’ like magic. both Chronic and Laflammat ry Bhen- m ui giving way Lefore it. The afflicted are ad vired to try it. vc 23-8026 8. ©. FORD, Agent. SURELY, ___—_—sSTBADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDER'S EXTRAUT BUCEU Is CURING every case of Kipway Diszas8, BREVMATISM, GraveL, Uninary DisonpERs, WEAKNESS and Paine in the Back, FrmaLm OomPLaints and TROUBLE orising (rom Bxceseks OF ANY KIND. COME, YB AFFLIOTED! TERY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKD. Sold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BABNES & 00., New York, and BARNES, WARD &00., New Orieans, Southern Agents. BUBLEIGH & BOGEES, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents, fob 10-1 OOLGATE’S AROMATIO VPGETABLE SOAP A superior Toi-et Soar, prepared trom refined VeETABLE O1Ls in combination with GLYCERIN E and especialy designed for the use of Lapins, and the Nursm: Its perfume is exquisite, and washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. fo d-eoly ABSUPERIOR BEMEPY. We can conscientiously recommend te those suf- forte from a distroming cough. Di. STHIOK ANDS MELLISLUOUS ULUGH BALSAM. At gives reef almost instantaneous, and is with- al not disagreeable to the taste There is no ¢oubt but Mellifiaous Cough Balsam is one of the best rations im use, and is ail that its proprietor sforit We have tried it during he past week, and found relief from a mest dis- frosting cone It is prepared by Dr. Strickland No. 139 8; eet, Cincinnati, Ohio, an for saie by Druggiats. Bold by J WiNAIRN & CO. also at WAITE'S Drug Store. and CMAs. alt ad 317 Pa, avenue and 502 Ninth street. aie oc 26 ly BLE SIOILIAN HAIR gE NEWER Renews the Hair, Hawi’s Veoetasre Siciitan HAIR ReneweR Restores gray hair to the original coler. Haty’s VeGeTasie Sicitian Haim RENEWER Prevents the hair from falling off. BaLu’s VEGeTABLE Sicitian Hain Renewer Makes the hair soft Tugel Barw’s Vec¥tas.e Sicittan Hatk BENEWER Does not stain the skin. Hav’s Sicirian Vacet. Has proved itself the od ever presented Price @1. For sale by all dra, TWO BAD OA8ES OF PILES conan Bt DB HALL’S VE STRICKLAND’S PILE REME T, Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for benefit of all who saffer with the Piles, that he been troubled for eight years with an aggra- ed case of Piles, and his brother was discharged ‘om the army as tacurable,(he being qnite ara~ lyzed with, Lane Files) ae el Th Eee SeS were cured with ove bottle of Dr, ICKLA PILE REMEDY. e@ recommendation of these (og peg beside the daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these sufter- Ing that the most aggravated chrenic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. 8t: Vat Pile Remedy. sold by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. W. NAIRN & 00 ; AS. OHBISTIANI, 371 Pa. avenue and 502 9th s! oc %-ly SECBET DISEASES. _ Bavaritan’s Girris the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable reme- dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days, and recent Cases in twenty four hours. No mine: no balsam, no mercury, Only ten pills to be tamen. It is the soldier's hope. aud a friend to those who do ae to be exposed. Male packages, $2; fe- male, #3, Say aki Tan's Boot anp Here Jvices—A positive ané permanent eure fer Spybilis pay 4. Tetters, & Soid by 8. 0. ¥ Scrofala, Ulcers, Price €1 25 per bottle. ‘ord. See advertisement, my6 MABRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, of Warning and Instruetion for Young Men iso, Diteases and Abuses which prostrate the vital powers, sof relief. free of charge in Dr. J _SKILLIN tion. P’ CHOLERA PANIC OVER. I fee! proud to announce to the public that my Oyster ‘leet is now in active service. Tam recei ing one boat per da: those I have ready quantities to Lynch! South Also p’ bert California steamers. Having bad seven years perience in the business the public may rest as- ured that £ will deal out nothing but No.1 Fresh ysters. and those that willbe a credit to my es- fablishment. I am receiving ten barrels genuine Ly oshaven twit K- and the same quanti- ty of Cherrystoi ere the world-r expense for the ity. vis Bemember Old Fort Defiance, Opposite wusetagars a il eatre. rie “Tne Dri ginal oc 3+ T. M HARVEY. Coe AT BEDUCED PRIOEs, Locust Mi ta HITE asi Bsr 25 OCTR' oun! thy estnnt, “ Do. Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers, more Somoeny. Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Fa nace, Do. Lump, i " of vston Bun Btove, Do, Egg, very superior Goal, 5.70. high Found: 19 25. Lebigh Foun yy O28 ‘as Eg Diamond Vein, Btove and Reg. $8 75. gkews Valley, Do. Do., $3 #6. ‘umber! Coal. 85: OAK and PINE WOOD, of the very best quality, constantly on hand iow is the time for families to put in their win- Nordert wii he received at our fice, 463 th ’ t bt » oretonur . Oo! orth streets “9 8) B® BHOWN & BON _ 066 Im 405 gtiet., betveem and F. A_CABD oroREs 315 AND 317, South corner Penn nue and 9th street. W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Will give their jal to them. Particula of Household Furniturt 2 2 3 jae. of Horses, Carriages, &c. jetween Sth and 10th’ sts, GUNSII! pons! @URSt! No. 414 DSTREEBT! No, 414 DSTREET! JOHN J, PEABODY, GUN AND ‘LOCKSMITH, And dealer in POWDER, SHOT, BALLS, PEROUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES, fall kinds and sizes. bar? md Second-hand SHOTGUNS, which ee}l as cheap as the cheapest for cash. Special attention paid te the repairing of Guns, ; iso! Bevv HANGING promptly attended to. SIGN OF THE BIG GUN. 414 D street, betw. 6th and north aide. 00 33-2w Washington. D. 0. SUPEBLOB OABINET FUBNITUBE. 9 Louisiana ave Unt ] oc 12-e010¢ L The pean is eda proce ba numerous uatomers # frends SOINET FOBNITURE 8 Foil Complete, embracing every a teiiices has dinitne It fs not necessary to particnlarize, as cur Stock ims «ver, ncetvable article to be foundin @ FImBT CLAgs HOUSK- FURNISHING EeTaB: LISHMENT, aod at prices that defy commtiiog, tisfy yonrselt before q Please call and sutisfy ed wires eS. se 3-co3m Southeast corver 9th and D'sts. PoCKwaraT. BCOK WHEAT. 19,000 Iba. prime new BUCKWHBAT, just re- ceived and forsale by BERAVANS & SHAW, At the Old Stend of Morrigon, Shaw & Co., oc 15-3w" B atreet, bet, 1th and f2th. Py ttARLI sae D isag. rae | pEReorer “inp PUBE MADIvines, PRaPUMER @ ARTICLES, ac. ac. _* 0¢3 pry ean be hed in any quantities P tes Omes evuntect = Star. WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. 1866. TELEGRAMS, &c. A report by the Board of Health of Ports- mouth, Virgioi®, states that the deaths from cholera diseases in the town from the first of the present month to the 25.n, amount to twen- ty-feven, and (bat-net one death had occurred since the 2tst, and only one case reported. With regard to the smail-pox, they state that tarre bas been a consi erable number of cases jo whe jast three monthe, some ocenrring among the whi'es,butthe majority among the negroes, and urge, althongh the disease is declining, to lake active measures to vac te the eaure population. In the conversation which occurred between Jeff. Davis and Archbishop Lynch, of Ubarles- ten, during the jatter’s visit to Fortress Mon- Toe on Sunday, itis said that Davis remarked that he did not look for any action to be taken ip his ease by President Johnson, eitberfin the way of parole or release from confinement, ar Any Measure on bis part that would hasten his trial until the New York and Maryland elec- UORS are decided. General Ortega, who has been in New Or jeans for several days, left yesterday evening per eteamehitp St. Mary for Brazos Santiago. He refuses to regard himself as inciuded in General Sheridan’s denunciations in his letter on Mexican affairs to General Sedgwick. He says if he could think that General Sheridan thought of setting aside the constitation of Mexico, or to decide upon the title to authority under it, he would formally protest agains: it. General Sheridan leaves to-day for Texas. Japanese advices, via. Shanghs’, September >, confirm preyious reports of the considerable suceess which Chosin bad obtained over the Tycoon, who made a descent on Chorin’'s terri- tory, but was canght ina defile and routed. Chosin retrieved the losses s beginning of the struggle, and Dkokura, gaining a signal victory over the forces commanded by Koshin, the uncle oi the Tycoon. The Louisville, Ky., Courier publishes a re. cent decision of the Court of Appeals in refer- ence to General Palmer who was indicted m the inferior court for aiding the escape of slaves. Palmer was discharged by the lower court, andan appeal to the Court of Appeais remanded the case to the lower court for the trial of Paliner under the original indictment. This gave riee tothe report that the Court of Appeals had decided that Palmer was guilty of felony, &c. It is the intention of the Boston city govern- Ment, at an early day after the meeting of Con- gress, to send a delegation to Washington to confer with the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, of both branches of Congress, in regard to anew postoffice. It is thought that the present court-house, which ts poorly adapted for the use to which it is now pai, will be purchased for the post office. Advices from the interior of Georgia are con- firmatory of the occurrence of frost on the cot- ton plantations,bnt no general damnge it is ba” lieved bas been inflicted. The receipts of cot- ton at the landing points since the Ist of Sep- tember have been 115,000 bales, againt 295,000 during the same period last year, orequal ta falling off of 180,(00 bales. Advices from Fort Garland, Colerado, Octo- ber the 11th, say: A portion of the Ute Indians came in and surrendered to General Carson, commander of the post, Itis feared, however, their surrender is only for the purpose of get. ting their annuities, and it is feared they will again renew their depredations afier receiving them. The following is the official vote in Indiana for Secretary of State in 1566 compared with the yote for Governor in 1564: In 1564 the whole yote for Morton was O54: for Mic. Doneld, 131,201; Morton’s major’ -y, 2 1866 the whole yote for Trusler was 169,616 Manson, 155,102, Trusle:*s majority, 16,516. A man just from Liberty, Mo., says he was driven from there,and that two men were killed. The sapervisors of registration Lave been arrested anu are confined im the jail, Threats have been made by the rebels te c.ear out the registrars anc destroy their bos There has been great tronble. and the indica. tions are of the most serious kind Lieutenant Braine, who ciaims to have held & commission in the Confederate navy, and who seized the steamer Chesapeake during the late rebellron, has been indicted by the New York grand jury for murder and piracy on the high seas. He will be tried at the next session of the U.S. Cirenit Court. About three weeks since % man arrived in Boston in search, he said, fora Mrs. Murphy. He siated that his name was Harrington, and that be was « Pennsylvanian. He did no succeed in finding the woman, and on Sat- urday night died in a house on Harris street where he had been boarding. At Hudson, N. Y., on Saturday evening a murderous assault was committed by a negro on three white citizens with a razor, inflicting a serious wourd on one of the party. The ne- gro wus arrested bat subsequently made his escape. An order has been issued from the head- quarters of the Department of the Potomac, dated at Richmond, withdrawing the quaran- tine established in thatdepartment by Gene- ral Order No. 15, from headquarters Depart- ment of Virginia, March 19th Inet. A letter from the Secretary of the Common- wealth states the following as the complete official vote for Governor of Pennsylvania: Geary, 307,274; Clymer. 290.096. Geary’s ma- jority, 17,175. Total vote, 597,370. The ex-rebel General Dick Taylor arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday morning from here on a visit to Jefferson Davis. He remained in the fort all day, and went North last night. An Arizona letter, dated Octoher 12, says a scouting party from Fort McDowell killed and wounded fifteen male Indians and cap- tured two squaws and seven children. At Hudson, Y., on Saturday night, a man named Allen, living in Tagkanic, killed his wife by choking her. Allen has been crazy for the Iast few weeks. It is reported that agents of the Pennsylva- nia railroad are in England tor the pur; of purchasing steamers to run between Philadel- phia and Liverpool. William H. Orne and Neyille Pratt, recently convicted for setting fire to a school-honse im Winthrop street, Charlestown, Mass, in July last. Lave been sentenced to prison for life. The subscription list for the new line of eleven steamers between Boston and Antwerp and Southampton progresses favorably. Neariy eight thousand buildings have been erected in Chicago during the present season at cost of abont $7,000,000. The New Orleans Board ot Police Commis- sioners haye issued proposals to build twelve thousand feet of levee. The ce Tempiar, Rogers, at Boston, reports large fields of ice and icebergs off Cape Horn. The Canadian Parliament has been further prorogued until December 11, 1966. Several new ofl wells Btve been struck lately in West Canada. No cable news. Portland. The wires are down east of THE QveEnee Fine.—The United States fire insurance companies have escaped the im- menese losses that would have oppressed them through this gigantic canflagration had the field been open to their enterprise; bat the Ca- padians required that every foreign i ssurance company Should qualify itself for busi s witbin (heir territory by the deposit of $50,000 im Canadian &curities. Most ofourcompanies declined the terms of this equivocal privilege, and are thus Pashine 7d unaffected by the frightful opening ot Pandora’s box. The only three companies represented in our city that Dave sustained losses by the fire are the Liv. erpool and London and Globa, $45,0u0; the Royal. $6,000, and Queen, $5,000.—Jnsuranc Journal, 27 always bent on “annexing” territory. They charge us with designs on Mexico and Canada; witb trying to buy 4n island in the Acgean sea, and abetting Fenian invasions of Ireland, and now they say we cast longing eyes towards Hayti. Says & dispatch from Madrid to London, of October 11:—“Lt is rumored here that the United States are intriguing in view of annexing San Do- mingo, orat least of establishing their proteo-~ torate over tatisiand.” &7 The chief mechanic in the Lmperial Tar- kieb mint isan American, who bas heen ployed there thirty years. A Constan' nople correspondent vo that he bas not been acent of wages @ year. the finances country being ins very depressed con- dition. great tem) nm, one would tank, to coin @ few gold p fer himseif. 2, 4,260. “Cap Any Good Thing Come Out of Naza- reth ?"'_No. 6. IIL. (Contanued.) Steps necessary toinaugu- rate a change of policy. ‘The seventh and Iast “remedy” which will be suggested is approached with considerabie hesitation, from_a desire to avoid a misinter- pretation. The sole object of these ietters is, and bas been throughont, to eall attention to the anomalons position and the visible. tan- gibie shortcomings of our city and people, with a view to reformation. In noting the points herein contained, the writer explicitly ignores any reference to matters which can be even distorted into political expressions or opinions, and he entrely disconnects himself from dif- fering opinions on other subjects wherein the best, the oldest and the wisest citizens entertain diverse sentiments. The only remaining proposition is to do away with the multplicity of governments which rule in our midst. However much minds may differ as to the means to be em- ployed, there can be but one voice as to the in- expediency and injury of five discordant an- thorities m a territory as limited in extent as the District of Columbia. The assertion is here Bazarded that Washington never can and never willassume her true position until its government becomes homogeneous—antil ai! local authority is placed in the bands of a Council appointed or elected’ by the Govern- ment or people. Georgetown (we say it with entire respect lor tbat ancient and pleasaut burg) is & component partof the nation’s cap- ital, and should be consolidated with Wasn- ington and be governed by the same power. The authority which regulates particular local- ites and particular objects should assume con- trol of the entire field. Let representatives of the whole population of the Dasirictof Columtna be appointed or elected —notas Washingtonians, nor as residents of Georgetown, nor as County boards: but as the Agents of “the people’—withoat distinction of or separauion into city, town oreounty. Ke- tain or do away with elective officers, as at present existing, but demand one or more dele- gales el ‘d or appointed from among the res- ident ta aying pepeiation, wbo may have the ability to speak + the influence to fight for, and the disinterestedness to act for the en- tire jurisdiction in the halls of Congress. JONSOLIDATE THE GOVERNMENT. Make every man, while a resident, be he laborer, Government clerk, or high official, amenable to the same authority, the same taxation, the same representation. Placeevery street,every avenue, every house and lot, under the same control. If itbe necessary that the property of the United States be exempt from local con- trol, let the Government appropriate reguiar- iy—not spasmodically—an amount equivalent vo the valuation of its assessment as private property, to be used as jocail taxes are now used, aud to be paid over, net toan officer irre- sponsible to the citizens, as at present, bat to the representative body in charge of District affairs. STOP FOREVER the humiliating bne and cry of wantof power to do and to im- prove, because of absence of means or lack of ability, This capital has the ability, upon an assess- ment of one per cent. upon the taxable value of its Teal estate (including its receipts for li- censes, fines, Ac.,) uf the amount 'egitimately due by the Government as an equivalent for tazes be paid over, to pave every street and avenue, perfect sewerage and drainage, erect decent market houses, build schoel houses—in fact, totake the front 1ank ip’ peint of progress, health and adornment. Two things only are necessary: to obtain the amount due by Congress in fired amounts and regularly, in lieu of taxes, stead of receiving it as special appropriations for particular objects or places, and to cause all receipts and payments to be properly audited and balanced in & business manner periodi- eally. The final proposition as te how the remedy is to be applied bas been partly answered in the showing of what constituies the remedy ltis only necessary to bint at the duties in- cumbent upon all citizens m the present con- diuion of affairs, and to call upon tue people to mee: together and settle among themselves their wamts and desires, and having so deter- mined, to besiege the houses of Congress with Memcrials and petitions until their rights and remedies are properly and clearly defined. Ryivar. General Sweeny has addressed the follow- ing letter to our Consul in Oanada D. Thurston, E344 Consut at Toronto, C Wo—sSir: Although 1 no longer connected with the Fenian organization, I consider i & matter of justice to inform you that the priso ner who is styled Colonel Lyncb, and who has been tried, convicted, and sentenced to be hanged on the 13th of December next, held no position in the Fenian army, was not a com- missioned officer, and was not present in any military capacity whateyer. It is likely that the Canaaian authorities confounded the pris- oner with Brigadier General Lynch, of Illi- nois, WhO was ordered by me to superintend the carrying out of the expedition against Fort Erie. Mr. Lynch may bave been present asa newspaper reporter, or & mere straggler, for aught know, but 1 am very certain that he bad no conneetion whatever with the Fentan army. Yours, respectfully, T. W. Swrevr, Late Commander-in-chief of the Fenian army. In Buffalo, on Sunday night, a large meeung Was held, according to announcement, at Jones’ Hall. Over five thousand persons were present, and the greatest enthusiasm was manifested It was announced that three regi- ments of Irish-American soldiers were to be formed immediately to rescue their friends held as prisoners in Canada. Resolutions were @iso pasted to the effect that they would in- yade Canada before December, if their friends were not set at liberty. In Bosten, a large meeting was held on Sun- day afternoon. An announcement was made that another blow was soen to be struck, and that men are needed immediately, and that as seon as they organize and report they will be fully equipped and sent to the seat of war ONTEEAL, Oct. 27.—The news of the con- tion of the alleged priest, McMahon, at To- Tonto, has caused much excitementin this city. The Roman Ostholic Irish will not allow him to be hung, and this will lead to a serious dif- ficulty between Protestant Upper Canada and Catholic Lower Canada, which may tavor Fenianism. The Attorney General ( West) has been threatened by Fenians that he will be as- sassinated if he Allows the execution of the Fenians in the bands of the Canadian Govern- ment; and it isthe public opinion the Irish will carry out any threats they may make. The Irish also talk of liberating the condemned Fenians, as wellas punishing with death the Crown law officers, am act that will lead toa conflict with the troops in the country. In Toronto are now the 17th intantry and the bulk of the Ith hussars. Ortawa, Oct.29.—The mews of the threats of vengeance by the Femians, should Lynch and his companions be is creating great excitement here. The hotels are crowd- ed, and groups are to be Seen at the street cor- ners reading the extrasin the rain. The vol- unteers at Ridgway demand the death of the ae) at others believe, from Mr. Seward's demand upon the British Minister, that their execu ion would culminate in war with the United States, and therefore oppose it. The only two Ministers here to-day are bec! with anxious questions; but they will kaow nething till the return of the Attorney Gene- ral, who is at Hamilton. CornWaLt, Oct. 30.—Hon. John Hilliard Cameron, Crown counsel, has applied fora writ of habeas corpus to take the three Fenians from here to Toronto, to be tried with those now at Toronto. The Crewn counsel also moved for the sentence of outlawry against Mike Murphy and the other Fenians who es- caped by breasing jail. The names ot those sent to Toronto are Keyes, Hartwell and Kelly. ‘VirGINiaA IMMIGRATION Socrgry.—The Al- = en A pb citizens are turning learn that & po! their attention towards the subject ef foreign emigration, and that a company has been a’ Jast established under the above title, with James Barbour, Esq., a5 president, Dr. W. B Robertson 4s secretary, and such men as Alex Rives, Wm. D. Hart, Col. Robert L. Owen Jobn M, Forbes, and Major A. F. Robertson as directors. : pa we a ‘A Boston rdeseribes Aana Dickin- A eatudel an well-d Tay, and says the heart of ma: x bachelor in au- gence the pracefalt prced ana ani iSeerest A f it Of tbe Louisville «(Ky ) Journal b: ber speak in Boston, and writee “I left, wondering how a2 Suman fe- male cotid te +o beantifcl and bewiteBingy nd teli-euch ¥ heppers.”” —"F ee ” “4 Tn ms pa aS RS i a SR a SS a TR a> eg a SE A EE A SR ESSE Se NT TGS A ODS SmPTEN SY (PEROT RRL ra a YTROM EUROPE. [My Steamer} Count Berg, it is stated, has heen relieved of functions as Governcr of Potand, aad Ras smecerced by General © Advices trom Athens Dave evacuated Gondor pursued them, The Greek joos we i Mur «pha Pacha was orcanicing an expe- KAIDSt the jasnrgents on a large scale, ousand casks of powcer bad arrived * trem Syn ur da Loire states taunt the po- sition Of Affairs is favoratie to the speedy pa- evfication of Candia. It also confirms the sme went that the difficulty with Montenegro bac bern satisfactorily arraberd. It says that the French Government congratulates tterlt op the result, which isequaily favorabie to Turkey and her Christian population A Bombay telegram of the Ith inet. reports ® Gecrded ree an exchange on London, ana &lso in tbe price of corton. it is stared that the captain and crew of the Steamer Tornado are sul) imprisoned separate- ¢ that tbe Britieh Minister at Madrid has he Dotbing aim tbeir liberate cbse being tbat he bad received noi trom Engiand The Iatan troops entered Verona 6th instant, and met with y¥ of $120,000 in Geverm de [From the Harford Times, Oct. 26 We hear a curtons story about a package o some $120,000 in (eovernment bonds, Which may be worth relating. As we understand it, the bonds wen prope of a large wool house in this city, and the package Dad been taken oy one of the partners for safe keeping. It was aiterwards decided to send the package ton branch establishment of the house, located ip one of the western cities, and a son of one of the partners was depnted to get the bonds and take them West. He procured the package the house where it bad been left, on ureet It was ina tin box or case. He wrapped it in Apaper, putitin bis carpet bag, and started for the business house of the firm, in another part of the city. On passing through Asylum street he stopped at Caspar Kreuzer's boot and shoe shop to procure sometaing in bis line, and in making room for it im his carpet bag, be took out the tin box wrapped in a paper and laid it for & moment on the count Nor did he dis- cover the loss on goin the ftirm’s honse of business. but after arranging bis affairs, went off in the cars with his carpet bag. About a Month after bis arrival at the West, the firm here sent him certain directions in regard to the sale of a portion of the boods. He not finding the package, and thinking that he must have left it am the safe at home, tele- graphed back that he had no bonds. The firm telegraphed him to return home immediately, for the bonds were missing. He came on, and had a consultation in the counting-room with the firm. It was his belief, and theirs, too, that he had put the bonds into the safe, and that somebody bad obtained access to it in unguarded moment during business ho: . and made off with the box. In the midst of this troubled doubt he suddenly started up with the exclamation that be must bave left the package in Kreuzer's boot store; and off he ‘went to find it. tering the shop. be said to the proprietor, reuzer, 1°) take that parcel 1 left bere some time ago.” The bootmaker turned, and reaching up w a show case where he kept boots on exhibition in the sbop, pro- dueed the package. 1t had never been op it had Iain for a fortnight on a shelf or conn’ where they were accustomed to unrol! and cot Jeatber, acd where the proprietor hag placed it under the ression that it would soom be called for. F Ny, seeing that it was not called for, be unrolied the paper, aud seeing a Un box, put it, without opening it, im the show case for sate keeping. And thus the 120,000 in Government bonds, after being lost for six weeks, were all recovered. This case shows that people are sometimes careless in large Matlers as well as «mall ones. THE CHURCHES OF THE SoUTH.—A corres- ondent of the Atlanta Era, commenting om T. Beecher’s comparison of the charches and schoolhouses of tbat section to “lighthouses twinkling along the edge of & continent of darkness,” says:—*In 1°50 there were 21,347 churches in the Northern States, and 16,655 in the Southern States. The proportion, | charch to 625 persons m the North and 1 church to 562 persone in the South. The accommodations of these churches were 5,656,061 sittings for 13,- s sittings for 9.694.855 per persons out of 100 could attend services al the same time m the North and 57 out of 100 in the South, m- cluding whites and slaves alike. Thus the Northern States had oniy 7 per cent. greater accommedations than the South. Surely, this Was not & sufficient difference to justify a charge of heathenism upon the Southera peo- ple.” _A Scroicat Orrrarion at tux Crstom Hovse.—The officers at the Oustom house in researches among the passengers on the China, found @ lady with an undue exhipivon ot tumulosity about the breast, which, upon examination by the detect: ve ef her own sex, Tesuited im the removal of two iarge and valu- able parcels of jewelry, Worth about three thousand dollars! One would have supposed from the sighs that the operation was not alto gether painiess. A wicked wag says this wa evidently an intention to smuggle “breast pins and “charms.’’—Boston Transcript. 87 Fourteen inches of snow fell in the Lake Superior mining regions on Friday night last S87 Mary Hope. a lost hope, deceived and abandoned, committed suicide in a Obicago botel. S7 A girl thirteen years of age is on trial a Adrian, Ohio, for atemptng to poison her fa ther. 87 Maximilian is reported as saying he “would be d—d if be would |-ave Mexico without a fight.” S7 The health of Napoleon has been restored by his stay at Biarritz. S7 In Kokome, la., Mr. Cole shot dead one Adams for the seduction of Mrs. Cole. Sa When is the best time to read the book of nature? When autumn torus the leaves. B7 Barzaine wishes to make himself dictator of Mexico. Hence the row betweem bim and Max. 7 When ts butter like Irish children! When it is made into little Pats. S7-A western paper gravely declares that the ladies of Evansville, ind., do not drink. S7-A man died of delirium tremens in the streets of Broekiyn. @7 Why should there be no free seats in a church? Because you ought mot tobe good for nothing. 87 A little boy was blown away by the tor- nado from St. Louis, aud a reward is offered for his recovery. 7 Why is 4 despairing woman wiser in her frenzy than despairing man? Because he tears bis own bar, while she always tears her Busband's. S27 Twenty-seven Kistori performances in New York yielded $59,340. Corpo di Baccho! S7-For making Ice Cream: “Pick eut the prettiest girl you can see, stir gently into the corner, amd ask her to give yous kiss: you soon bave & nice scream. S7-Three prisoners, chained together, on their to New Orieaus on a Mississippi steamer, in charge of a sberiff, lately jumped overboard by common consent, and were drowned. #7 Tudor bats, somewhat than round, will be worn by young oe ee all winter. phey are either m: of gray felt with velvet ngs, or black velvet with a wing or ostrich feather on one side. The light gray salor bat and blue velvet streamers will also bea faver- ite. S7-General Connor, former! in Utab, telegraphs that the city are nic-stricken, and advises Rey. Norman McLeod not to retura there, S7-A lunar rainbow appeared in Staunton last Friday night, racking, from the North. east tothe Southwest of the borrizon. It is supposed by some to have been created by the heavy fallotdew. Nota cloud could be seen, but the dew was very heavy. ®7 Captain Biddle, an old cavalry officer living in Mooretown, Canada, biew his head off with an ounee ball a hearing of the farlure of the Bank of Upper Canada. He had $5,000 in vested in it. 87 The luxuriant crop of es poate that adorned the employes of the Buffalo and Lake Huron road induced the manage- ment to establish a system ef espionage, and the result is the arrest of a large number of conductors and 81 bordinates for extensiveem- bezzlements. 7 The weather prophets who judge from the movements of the bees, the squirrels and the rats, predict an unusually winter. 87" A negro cook in Nashville on the night o the [Sth gave birth toa mulatto child which she murdered and bidm & piece of stovepipe, getting breaktast for the family as usual next oy tis island of Santorino has not &7 The volcanic island of Santo. no yet ceased its eruptions. Eight small istands, which had made their appearance one by one, are pow joined together and still increase in- sensibly without emitting heat or vapor ofany sort. &7 The Toledo Biade thinks the real soldiers of the country could be better répresented in Paris than by the New York Sevemth—ang ola regiment thatsaw three yearsservice would do it. 8 7° A New Orleans physician undertakes to prove that mosquitoes are a pot curse—that their bite is healthy and He ws turning bis attentcn to raising and bepes to ‘arn some owt with bills as Jarge @s toolbpicks. commanding tiles of that