Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. ——&- The Largest Circulation in the District. | FROM BALTIMORE. ‘W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY............ NOVEMBER 2, 1966. “S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. EER OUTSIDB FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. oe TO ADVERTISERS. The following is the official showing of the circulation of the daily papers of this city competing for the Government advertising Under the recentact of Congress directing such Sdvertising to be made in the two daily news- papers of Washington having the largest circulation : EVENING STAB......7,715 copies per aay. Chronicle... 5.068 “ ‘ 3.552 « « The returns of advertising by the city papers for the quarter ending September 30, 1966, as taken from the books of the Internal Revenue Office, are as follows: EvENine Stark. Intelligencer, 13,106 Chronicle... 10,208 Republican 4751 THE PBOPOSED STEAMSHIP LINE. A meeting of subscribers to the stock of the New York, Alexandria, Washington, and Georgetown Steamship Line was held last night at the Board of Trade Rooms, bringing together more of our prominent business men ‘han we bave lately seen in consultation. It was stated that about $47,000 of the $80,000 required for the District quota Bad been sub- scribed. Complaint was made by gentlemen who had interested themselves in forwarding this great enterprise, of the apathy exhibited | by the people of Washington in regard to it, One of oar active business men, who has labored zealously im canvassing to get the requisite subscriptions, said he was ‘feot-soe and heart-sore” with the work of tramping about making fruitle-s appeals to the public spirit of eitizens in behalf of an enterprise that promised so much for our prosperity. BA proposition was received from the New York parties mterested in the project to or- anize on the basis of the present subscription: So as to get the boats on im season to secure the tall freight business. After some discpssion: i! was beld to be inadvisable to undertake an organization until the fall amount of £50,000 ras been subscribed here, so that the contro}. ‘ing miluemce should be held in the Distri > beyond peradventure. F.gures and data were given to show that the enterprise cannot well fail to realize.a profit of twenty-five per cent, to the stockliolders, aside from the general in- crease to the prosperity of the commamity in_ sured by it. The canvassing comm: was enlarged by adding to it the names of others of our leading citizens, and the committee are engaged to-day in their public spirited work. 1t is to be hoped, for the credit of the District, that this final effort will beasuccess Ifin a community of 120,000 inhabitants, we cannot Taise $o0,((0 for so desirable a result,we may as well Isy us down to sleep the sleep of tne dead. BALTIMORE The reports in the B.itimore Papers of this morning, in reference to the feeling which pre vailed im that city yesterday, in consey nence of the removal of the Police Commis-ioners by Governor Swanp, are not so alarming as the dispatches from there yesterday led us to be- lieve. There was some excitement during the day, but it seems to have subsided before night. which leads us to hope that there will be no collision, but that any parties feeling them. selves aggrieved by the action of the Governor will seek a legal remedy. By reference to our report of affairs in Baltimore yesterday, pub- Nisbed elsewhere, it will be seen that 1aflam- matory resolutions were introduced into the Baltimore Councils last night, but were not adopted and the Boards took noaction. Riot amd bloodshed will not mend matters, and in this case ft is acknowledged that the legal tri- Duoals are competent to act. if necessary. picsass_snntonnledly wanders ENGLish Orgra.—The Richi: troupe con- unue to fill the National Theatre every eve- ming to its utmost capacity, and the large au- dience present last night were delighted at t exquisite personation of «Marie”’in the+ Dai ter of the Kegiment” by Miss Richings. As arch and prjuant as ever, she gave the song® with @ spirit and effect, unusual, even for her. She was hardly as well supported as on pre- vious occasions. She has a benefit this eve- ning when “The Rose of Uastile” will be pre- sented, and to-morrow there will be a matinee when “The Doctor of Alcantara” will be given. No Wuisxy ON ELEcTION Day.—The Mary- land Legislature, at its jast session, Passed an act closing the bar-rooms anid drinking-houses throughout the State on election days. This Will have a good effect in the promotion of or- der next Tuesday. po nenen ee Tse WEEKLY Stak is now en our counter tor sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing, among much other Teading matter, full reports of the diMeulty between Governor Swann, of Maryland, and the Police Commis- stoners; the latest Fenian news; interesting de- ‘ails from Mexico, continuation of the inter- esting series of papers on Washington and its business prospecis, under the head “Qan any good thing come out of Nazareth !”: a capil story entitled “My Aunt’s Advice:” the Cen- tepary of Methodism: the Dustrict House of Correction; Humorous Sketches, with Domes- tic. Military, Naval, Departmental and Local News, Agricultural and Housekeeping Mis- cllany. apd the latest Telegraphic ispatches trom al: quarters. Tre PENIANS—Another Expedilion on the Ta- yu.—A dispatch from Troy, N. ¥., dated Wed- mecday says: The Fenian excitement still continues to run higb, circles and portions of circles Deing an session night and day. An order issued by Colonel Roberts will be promulgated to the futhful of the Brotherhood to-morrow he by Senator Fleming, on authority of the Fe- nian President. The same T will be multaneously submitted to ali the associations throughout the State and the far West. The document takes unmistakable grounds as to the probability of another and early invasion of Canada, which will. of course, be hastened by the executions of the sentenced men, but in any event will not be long deferred. The ad- dress further urges consolidated and unremit- ‘ing activity Im view of the fact that the con- Singency of actual warfare may be upon them Mary moment. The organization of a Fenian regiment bas been commenced and is progress- ‘og with spirit. A liberal subscription of money was made to-day in aid of Captain O'Brien, confined in Mountjoy p: mn, Ireland. et PINANCTAL.—The New York money mar- set continues steady. There is an active de- mand for call loans from the brokers, owing to the increased transactions in ‘ks. and more Dusipess done at 5 per cent; the prevailing rate bowever, is 4 per cent. Discounts are dnil. The banks are indifferent abont buying Paper, owing to their being able to lena more call atS percent. Prime names pase at cept. The Commercial of zyeereny, al oon, says:—Gold took an upward beund this morn- mg, as usual om the day of the maturing of coupons, the result of purchases to cover short contracts made up the supposition that the premium woold tall with large disburse- ments of the Treasury. The decision in the case of the Baltimore Police Commissioners was used by the bulls for effect in the Gold Room, but appasemtiy witb little resalt. The Tate on leans of gs is 1-64 to 1-32 per cent. rday. Governments are more active. The foreign benkers are buying old Fi wenties qnite freely at 110',.ex-coupon, which is «ual to 114% with coupon. Other bonds improved 1B SY pathy with the rise in Five-tweaties. ———— NarTioNal Exrsess ComPamy.—At the Eapeees Cobpany. x Rishwond oh Trasnen, Express Company, in on Tu 5 in addition to ee ot new Directors, areport and resolut i's were acnil on the stockholders for an amount that ‘will raiee their snubecriptions to 3) = cent., and for applying to the Legislature for power to consolidate the stock at 40 per cent. During the pi ings & commmnication was read from the ittee who hag gone to New York to confer with the Merebants' Union Company, in which it was stated, that taat ge declined to take the of the ee Express — Company. The operations sors are do conse 2atd wenaty tu paleo by the’ ow'call to carry it on, bat contidence is expressed that by very evergete and economical = waft, the company may yet be successfu stock : | | THE OITY QUIET TO-DAY. plese. Sica ATTEMPT TO MURDEK A POLICE- MAN. ] BR wea une Se 3% MAYURK OHAPMAN WILLNOT REVOG- NIZE THE NEW BOARD. ———_»—__—_ Ba timorg, Nov. 2.—The city is perfectly quiet. No disturbances have taken place be- yond an attempt to merder a policeman last night by Gring st him whilst in Taylor's news room. The new commissioners have not yet made their appearance, or made any formal demand upon the old board, nor have they yet applied to be sworn ia. There is no truth whatever in the report telegraphed from this eity that May- or Chapman has decided to recognise the new- ly-appointed police board. On the contrary, he is outspoken in his determmation not to do #0. lem AN ACOBPTABLE PRESENT !—Who would not like to heve a nice Box of STERS, fried in a superior sie, Usaill ead try ‘bem. and Baloou. 270 7th street, sed oP 3 &. WRIGHT, Proprictor, P.8.—Bo Liquors." no 2 3t* NDRY M. E. Ron: ENER ith and @ str: —Bedication cee ATH. Nov 4th Ils » Sermon by Bov. D. W. BASTINE, D.D., of Philaiel phi Pm, School m., ser- mon by Rev Dr. RYAN, of Baltimore” Services cosh oxaning: during the week. Seats free. no 3 A inc OF PYT ‘ rand Visitation will take place as follows: Franklin Lodge Ne. 2, Monday, Nov. Mount Vernon Lodge No. 5, Saturda: Friday, Nov.9. y Tharsday, Nor. 8, der Obaneellor. ee EDWARD DUNN. Attest CLARENCE M EARTOR, no 1-3t* Grand Scribe. ESTABLISHED 1562. McPHERSON & FERGUSON. S71 Pass. aveNvg, corner Ist street, jaPITOL ILLy Dealers in PUBE DRUGS. BE ramuy go GHEMICALS, BEFU ¥, FAN @oopDs, Page lien a ans 01 ul ovum, a) ed. ent Bell promptly answered m oe 12- Ys NOTION |—NAVY YARD BRIDGE —In 1c consequence of the repairs necessary to be tothe Navy Yard Bridge. it will be closed on nd el MONDAY, October pS, aati farther Commissioner of Public suildings. {OR SALE—PRICE §50—An excellent Tslki FPARROT, th Gack tansea ge ath stenet ne. rest att BE. OUNTER. LAEGE STOVE, AND AGKING TABLES for sale, st ADAM. SON'S. 506 sth st. = Bod OR SALE—A large fine HORSE can ve 7 seen at Mr. Cook's stables, 469 sth st bet. E and F sts. 1 EB. DUTBOW, a PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, ae DEALER IN BUTTER, CHEESE, &c., nozizt* _—_—_— No. 53 South at.. Baltimore. jet BECKIVED, me TET Avother invoice of those CHOIOR FRESH GRAPES AND PRIME New At PBARSON’S Fruit Store, Bo 3-2t Sth street. near Ponn'a avenue A LARGE ASSORTME TT OF WBAPPING PAPER For Grocers. Confectioners, Dry Goods Houses, Shoe Stores, Druggists and the Milliner, Also, NOTE and LETTER PAPER. ENVEL- OPES. INKS, PAPEB BAGS. A full line of TWIN E wholesale and retail. Noore using paper of any kind should fail to give usacall A. GBEBEN & CO, 504% }!th street, near Ps. avenue, 122)5 Straw Paper <5 cents per ream. no 2eost* ‘ACTUS OIGARS. AND M THE ¢ A ANUFACTUBED EXOLUSIVELY, copyrighted fo: areas SOOSE & CHANDLER, sre for sale. whelesale and retail by ws. B 5 St Willard’s and National Hotels, and at W.E. CHANDLEE’S Cigar Store, under Ebbitt Mouse, corner F and lath atreets pecial attention of dealers to these hey are undoubtedly the finest im reduced in THis CouNTRY, and are offered at a very small advance on cost. Bo 2-]m* OB SALE UHEAP—HOBSE, OART D FS asta. one sett By HARN@SS, one handsome SADDLE and BRIDLE tan sk No. 74 Frederick st., Georgeto a no 1-38" “H NEWMAN CPCCwBLEs, ture CRUCIBLEs, CRUCISLES. 10,000 neste just received and fer sale at WAITE’S Pharmacy and Patent Medici 5 no 1 3tif Louisiane avemner const ste FROM AUCTION |. 25 dozen Bai 1 one yard Jou, “git sold for 26 cents. Sach as sells at 94 Wa piece, them, at SELBY & ¥, ts 48 Market Space. under Retentioess, Fr* AUCTION Bol OB SAL Pi; remevel from 409 a ms near ix sitcet, T have resolved = larg Jot of first class bag ool such as ER ocSi St* 374 Datreet. ere p. aon ent Soe eee, OLUTION Of COPABTNEBSHIP. witso shi BNS & ‘The title of nis a ea r, i . BURNS. , B. WELBON. Beturning thanks for the former petro: 7 solicit a continuance of the same wend No. 340 Poonsylvania a oc 2T-lw between 9b and Tou: PENING. : Opening Of a large and fine ateortment of WoTsOn Goons. gemnesed to Bonnets. Frimmivgs Bote w Ladies’ Gnseraat’ ments, Bans, all kinds real } Lubin’s Forfa +p7 ,and ® great variety of Fancy is in ‘Cloak: Dresses cut and mad order, in the latest Parisian styles t* ote made to 0c 23 2w 336 Pounsylyauiesvanne. Goss! ecasiT ous Ho. 414 DSTREBT! No. 414 D STREET! JOHN J. PpABODY, GUN AND LOCKSMITH, And dealer in POWDBE, SHOT. BALLS, PERCUSSION CaPs AND CARTRIDGES, of olf ki and sizes. and Second-band SHOTGUNS, which will the 4 {Epelaletsaiies pala t She Teptvicn6Y gue, ise Bien, BANGING promptly sttonded to, Zid SIGN OF THE BiG AUN. cc ahetw rent: betw. Gth and th. north nie, cr ado bee ey By, on wari ae raserhats Spinal we “at oar office, 465 er aaa FoR ae OrDaR near P: LOST AND°FOUND. © Hester H va Svenue end me Bo 2.-H* ,e ‘Ro 1-3t* CAME FO MY EERMISES, co Sorrell cirest, and Bonse. with owe white hing foot, without shoes. he owner will please come forward, pay charges ack aa MIOHAEL SUSSEN. Ke We BD—siolen from my at. m the s 10 Sist ultimo, @ red sorrel HORS black emall in his cars; rubbed ie; felon on his left eye, be given if returned to J. So street, between ist and 2d streets. UN. old a ue. nol Sore, trom the subscriber, a *mall brindle BUFFALO OOW, white back, Deed on ISRNIEL FALVEY, Ist stroot cast cc 81-3t* between G and H north. REWAED-Stolon on the night of the $30 330 Of eptember from the meee json of George Jones. near Diadonsbarg, a derk HOBeE, marked U. 8 and I. 0.; medi Bowe. he above toward wil by pol i etatead to - GEO. JONES, oc? By ile, Prince @eorge’s Oo., Md. PERSONAL. ‘es itt M BRODIEB otill continues to read the ete cures all cases of long standing. ‘aas-av.,bet. 6th and 7th ste. nol-zw™ MARA AHOLIAB. AN IMPRESSED ME- DIUM AND CLAIBVUYANT, would most epecttully inform ae wish to give her a call i to read the resent le to advise consult in ers, lost or stolen proverty, re- covery ef the same, love. marriage, ‘393 6th street, one door from K street, from 8%, m. until 9 p.m. 0c 30-1lw* V B& WI18H TO INFORM our iady friends that can now, at @ little notice, make and erm brow and take special est designs of Stamos for G }, Braid, e' 3 obi 6 jorth side of P. be- eets. Office hours from 9 to 2 oc 18 Im R. DBAPEG, LACE UF THE U.S. NAV Dat RAree Lace from 122 to 122 Penn! avenue, the late residence of Dr. Smoot. Office hours ire 10 a. andafter4p.m. oclé-Im RRIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO- Butets: CROSSES, ANCHO: aT ARs ‘&e., preserved io natural form. WAX FLOWERS, HAIR, FLOW BS; and BRAIDING. by Mra: 5 }@ yn. an lth street, between G and H. oma ot 36m* ; BOARDING. + ») large Wurniahe F OR BENT—Thre> large Furnished BOOMS, with or without Board. Bq) 9. % between oth and ih, 7” TBaUlre af 393 K st. —Two FURNISHED BUOMS, with table fora posite and wife or tiemen. Inquire at 164 F street, 19th. ferences given ror no 1 3t* auired. Boszpine AT ba gdit Oe ATES—At 5891 Be a mae by mec | oo and ‘oom fora tem: for single gentionven, ier UABDING.— Pleasant farnissed rate TABLE BOARD, at 319 Bee and 18th. ‘Two PARLURS, with bed. adjoin- ing, tolet. Bverytning reasonable, a-3" ) URNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. < Pooh ant ri con® Wit building Ie cels occupied pb; A nicely far- , Teoms oc 31-6t* Bt. Joseph's Or, i to Boarders also sccoxmods ls by. re TULARE, of Georgetown oc 31 St" Gee LEME CaN BE AGCOOMMODATED th well furnished ROOMS. gvod BOARD at'Ko at uth street, nest Ey H - sw rooms end ra ease "Yavlo Boarders are ‘aleo de- Fate. Oc 31-3t* ly furnished Bu ‘ereont call immedi sired. Terms mée! ‘OBR RENT—Very pleasant, F Booms. in suit OF sing! ‘ b or without BOARD. Ho. 24 Missouri avenue, between 4 and ‘th streets. Also, slerge Basement ‘ou suitable for an office or family ure. 00 2-2w* FEF‘ RNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT—From $3 to $15 per inonth. BOAED at $4.50 per week, at No. 458 6th street, between 0 AE Pouisisne aveune, oc 4s im [ABLE BOARD at No. 464 i0ch etreet, a fox T doors north of the ‘Svenve. Perms a3 = ED GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Sam ee WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE J.8. BLACKFORD & SON, 99 Bridge street. Georgetown, D O.. oppo- “lite National Bank Ks THE OLDEST HOUSE IN OU ORORGETOWN. = LINE IN We offer our nena! complete assortment of WATCHES, JEWELBY AND SILVER WARE. ust rece! it ef li and Cee eee eee tee Tae caren "0," chotce lo GOUDH for wedding and bolidey pesoo aS SOMETHING NICE AT WALLAOE’S. q Ss LOZENGES. Whitetare Chocojate and COB! Leure ‘F ¢ ae poe Mason's French for Arinking parpeese, at up in ‘packages. . B. WALLA 55 High street, gute HEAP DBY GOODS. have just ede large adaii *f GOODS, which makes our seeornnene ee eeRy ete. We hu like, lerinoces. ton do,, ue acall and save your money. We promise great ba: SA, ILLBB. oc M-Im* 101 Bridge st “Gooreee De. {> DBESS TRIMMINGS. A full line of PRIMMIN GB suitable for thie sea- —-= mee Special poe m uf shert oc 31-6t* 305 Penna. av., south side. Ww 8 Respaessuel.¥. INVITS THB ATTEN- or arc itn Sues" wi ). ALEX BR. g 269 Ponuaylvevis eevee sone side, oc 18-30 Near corner lith street. aL! OOAL!! a woop Dit Spru: Pine oO Oak Wood, Kawed % Orders left at Hi lume’s, Grocers, ct alates SSO _B.O. BAUM. StLLine orr SELLING OFF Our cntire stock of DEY Goops Now Im sToRR, 375 77H STRERT, Third Door above I Street, Being determined to close the above store by the 1sth of next month, we shall commence to run off the goods without regard to coat. Btore for rent. LANsBUBGH 2 BROTHER. oc lw 376 Tth stroot. BAND LUMBER. — we * SECON RIED Wolhune wine, aad JOIST, me, we sell Gt about half wiirenas jO1NG. it much to their advantage @ large aseortment of all A corgo of HAT DW'D Glakg as ae eVe. 26, bet. Ith ‘Tou oot iw omer GQOND EDITION. 4 O'CLOCK P.M. — GOVERNMENT SECTIRITIES. Wasuinerton. November 2, 1988. Jay Oooke & Uo. furnish the following New Yor«, Nov. 2.--24 Board—U. S. reg- istered. 1861, 16; dos coupons, 1144: 5-20 s, do. cou q registered, 106; 110%: 107 §; 10-40 8, Tegistered, 10u; do. Geet nen bel] 7-30°6, 107%; Ohio and Micsissip; tif 35%; Canton, 56, Cumberland, Vee ver, 55%; Mariposa, 14; New York Central, 1193; ie, 854; do. preferred, 86; Hudson, 126; 116%; Mien: Central, 116%; igan Southern, 93%; Lllinois Central, 1264; Cleveland and Pittsburg, %%; Oleveiaad and Toledo, 120%; Rock isjand, 1114; Northwes- tern, 56%; do. preferred, 80%; Fort W: 1114; Ohicagoand Alton, —: Alton and Ter. re Hiante, * Ww —_——__+<0e--—_____ THE WHITE HOUBB. The usual meeting of the Uabinet was held to-day, all the members being present except Secretary Seward, who was represented by the Hon. Wm. Hunter. General Grant had an interview with the President this PERSIONS Toe following regulations in regard to appli- cations for increase of pensions were usued from the Pension Office to-day Applications for increase of pensions. under the acts of June 6th and July 25th, 1366, form a part of the adjudicated, or pending claim, and their receipt is not acknowledged by this ot- fice. abe condition of all unadjudicated claims is reported from ttme to time, by circular or by letter, and will not be reported to any agent, unless he shall have been recognized by this office as the attorney in the case, nor unless the appiication shall have been on file at jeist three months, epecial cases excepted. Only a duly executed power of attorney confers upon an agent the right to appear in a case, and no adjudicated claim will be taken from the files for examinstion, unles material evidence snall have been ollered to establish its validity. NAVAL DEPARTMENT. Dispatches have been received trom Rear * Admiral Palmer, commanding the North At- lantic Squadron, under ante of October 25th, announcing the arrival at Havana of the flag- slip Abode Island, and from Commander Carter, commanding the U. S. steamer Mo- nocacy, under the same date, at Carlisle Bay, Barbadoes. The U.S. stermer Mackinaw had, on the 1th of October. left Point a Petre, Guadaloupe, for a cruise among the Wind. ward Islands. On the 16th ult,. the U. S. steamer Swatara was at Bordeanx, France. ————— THE PENSION OFFICE. During the past month 1,741 applications of widows were received at the Pension Office, of which 1.554 were allowed and iS? were re- jected. The number of applications received (Jer invalid pensions was 3,500. Of these the namber allowed was 3,055; rejected, 442. * ee ®7 On the first page will be feund full par- ticulars of the execution of the four negroes, Puater, Davis, Luckett, and Jones, who were hungat Upper Marlboro, at 11 o'clock this forenoon, for the murder ot Col. Wm. Lyles &/ Secretary Seward accompanied tne re- mains of his daughter to Auburn, New York. Mr. Frederick Seward is acting Secretary of State in bis absence. Personat.—Jobn Potts, chiet clerk War Department, Las retarned to this city after a brief visit to New York. INTERNAL REvE! ‘The receipts trom this source to-day were $1.750,500. +202 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. LATER FROM BaLTmore, Nov. 2.—The latest report is that Mr. Berry has positively declined the ap- pointment of Police Commissioner tendered by Gov. Swann. LATER FROM EUROPE. iad ak IMPORTANT NEWS. ——e ee [By Cable to the Associated Press. } Liv®R rool, Oct.31.—The steamship Hiber- nian has arrived. Brest, Oct 31.—TPhe steamship Europe has arrived. MR. BRIGHT IN DUBLIN. Durr, Oct. 3L—Mr. Bright has arrived in this city. A grand banquet was given him. He made a speech, in which he urged in strong language the application of proper remedies tor the removal of Irish grievances. CABLE BANQUET. Loxton, Oct. 31.-The Lord Mayor's ban- quetin honor of the successful laying of the cable, came off last night, and was a most brilliant suceess. The Lord Mayor was neces. sarily absent, being too 11i to attend. Eloquent speeches were made by many distinguished gentlemen. MAXIMILIAN’S ADVICE TO CARLOTTA. Paris, Oct, 31.—It is said that the Emperor Napoleon intormed the Empress Carlotta that she bad better te}l the Emperor Maximilian to cede two of his provinces to the United States in order to conselidate his rule im Mexico. AusTRrA. Vrewwa, Oct. 3}.--It is confirmed that M. Beust is to be the new Foreign Minister of Austria, THE POPE CONDEMNS THE COURSE OF ITALY. Rome, Oct. 31.—The Pope has. delivered an allogutien condemning the conduct of Italy, declaring that be is ready to diein defense of the right, and that ia case of need he will seek the free exercise of his ministry in another. land. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Lorpvon, Oct, 31.—Consols 894 for money. U.S. Five-twenties, 69; I1nois Céntral shares, 774; Erie shares, 51x. LivERPOOL, Oct. 31—Cotton sales to-day 13,000 bales, at 14%a15d. for middling uplands- LrvERroon, Oct. 31.—Tallow remains with- out change. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. SouTHAMPTON, Nov. 1.—The steamship Ba- varia has arrived. LivggrooL, Novy. 1—The steamship Queen has arrived. REORGANIZATION OF THE FRENCH ARMY. Paris Nov. l—A decree has been issued ap- pointing commissioners for reorganizing the French army. The Emperor Napoleon will preside over the commission. PRUSSIA. Berxxi¥, Oct. 31—The Government has is- sued a decree ordering that the fortresses of Saar, Louis, Mentz and Coblentz be dismissed, ‘The artillery torce will be reduced to& peace |, footing. ALLEGED TURKISH VICTORIES. Lowpox, Oct. 31,—The Turks claim great | ™% victories over the Caristians in Candia, In a hard fought battle near Cressa, the Christians Jost 700 men, while the Turish loss was very heavy. Three thousand Obristians had been | drowned ina cave, where they had sought a biding place and refuge, o tide rising and sub, merging them. Large submissions were being made by the Christians to the Tarkish author. et YS mance beast : Liverroot, Nov: oe ship ©. Larkin, trom Balvis for New York, is at Pernambuco, dismasted LATEST COMMBROAAL INTBLLIGENOS. Loves, Nov. | —To-day being “All Saints Day, tis being obect ved ac @ Holiday, and stock market ipbela. Liveeroot, Nov 1—The market for petro- leam és fiat. at ts. 6Md.als. 9d. per gailen for ; (Banding committer Agommunicatioa was refined. Frecaved (rom, parosagar ae they Later Mexico bad apporctrd = ee New ORczan . | +A private letter re- | tO be wba er eee ceived from tbe aty of Mexico, anoonuces tae | of the Fie departareof & ent of Mexicans, orgaa- | %@:Br.Beomas were SPS poten ized with Austhaa ruem. ea . who surrendered suggested, | tover to Porfiori Diaz. sipurvea : ai} the officers and riotous : The eS ee ot sere pnnd distress of Ld shepuitepec., His eariy abaication Was tho Cheput is earty ical mentarily expected. From Geergsa—The Gesernor's Message. MILLEDGEVILL®, Nov. 1.—The or's stron, pores the ‘of the Gcesdiononen’ akioamane. ke says th 1806; passed. mittee, i gh oak . De penett tee, Tepor'e 840,000, ‘Phe Go says the planting in- | P"eipot, ting $11.75 for repair of ee *, can i yan what 7 g~ gas lamps: parecd Mr Kane, from wad cries, as. class by cfedil be is | ance ittee, reported a resolution refana- ing $15, the smownt paid by Jas. Huaghtugan for a license pever used; passed. Mr. Barret: offered a resolution repenting all ordinances for the improvement of Lingan street: passed Mr Kane reported & resolutions from griev- ance committee remitting &@ fine imposed on James Clancy by Justice Buckey for supposed Vioiation of the license law, referred back to the committee, Mr. resented the ac- count of 5S. M. Walter & Brother. referred Acemmunication from the Mayor, transmit- ting & memorial relative to the aqueduct over the Potomac, was ref rred to this oard by the Aidermen. Mr. Clabaugh offered a joint reso- lution. referring his memorial asd communi- cation to 3 joint special committer, which was adopt+d, esers. Pickrell, (President of this Board,) Davidson, and Barrett were HF mom by resolution. A resolution of the Aldermen Girecting a ferther redemption ot the stock of the Corporation to the amount of $15,000, which bac been received from the Ubesapenke and Obi0 Canal Cor '¥, as the balance due on the Fe won of said Company, was A communication from the recommending the early restorauon of the break-waters of the Bridge street bridge, was referred. The resolution amending the 3d article of the rules of the Board, wa. rejected. A communication from the Mayor, relative wo the arch beiween Fayette and Frederick, Ist d 2d streets, was referred. Also, a message trom the Mayor, with other documents, rela. jive to the improvement of Congress etree! and the Board adjourned. THE AguepvcT.—The water was tet in Upon the ay eedact yesterday afiernoon.as wax intended by the contractors, but will be drawn off lo-day for the purpose of stopping a nom- ber of small leak= which were discovered im thetrunk. The offieiais of the company are well catisfied with the condition of the aque. duct ip all other respect snd anticipate the early passage of bonts Alexandria. The letupg in of the water w celebrated by = titel supply of liquor for the benefi: ot he workmen. many of whom indulged, ana the results were indications of diso-der, indi cating that the whisky was of the figh ine very long and cy tae te State topics. The Speaker of the Hoase opened the session with a speech op; ing the Ooastitutronal Amendment, which was received with ap- plause. Fire. LeAVENWORTH, Nov. ?.—A fire this morn- ing Uetcoyed on Shawnee street, between 4ch ‘nd Sth streets, the whole block, with the ex- ception of the market-house. Loss between 840,000 and $50,440. Insurance small. Two men were seriously injured by falling from a building. Frost Georgia. Macoy, Ga, No —There was a killing frost yesterday morning, to points twenty-five miles below Albany. Tennesse. NasttvicLe, Nov. 1.—Mr. Leltyert (conser- vative) has been elected to the Legistature by 600 majority fl New York Markets. NEw York, Novy. 2.—Cotiton quiet. dull. Wheat » Cara tirm. Larddol. W ¥ steady —+12088- LOCAL NEWs. AkT MATTERS.—A model for ® statue of Lincoln, by Richard H. Parke of Philadelphia, attracts attention at Philp & Solomon's book store. The pose bas dignity, and the drapery is well managed. The likeness is rather i - ized. A couple of trait pieces, by Baumgras, at Pbilp’s, are worth seeing. At Hudson Ta: lors, Hutching’s “On the Susquehanna” draws visitors, and'some copies of the old mas- ters are to be seen there. At Markriter’s. 7th a Detably good copy of Raffaelle’s Ma- Child. by Meyer, is to be sera fruit piece. by Mcleod. Some remarka- ble specimens of chromo-lithography (flower- pictures.) are also to be seen at Markriter's pleasant rooms. Flour Pork heavy. -MMITTED FOR Covret.—Yesterday atrer- noon, the negro suidier, LKdward Letehe:, whe snot officer Cunningham the Digut betore. a- Was stated in the Ser, bad a bearing before Justice Buckey, and Thos Giria ol BURGLARY.— Wednesday night, the grocery story of Wm. Ryan, on Sd street, near Mary- jand avenue. was entered by thieves, who stole several boxes of cigars, alot of hams and middling bacon, severai bottles of brandy cherries, and some silver coimage, valued at about 316%, Officers Yeatwnan and Kearney got vpon thé'trajl of the thieves, and suspecied a colored man apa woman who reside in the rear of the store. The officers searehed the nouse. and recovered a box of cigars, a ham, a bottle of brandy cherries. aod the silyer com. which Was identified as Mr. Ryan's property. H Jobnson and Sarah Long:ter, the man and women referred to, were arrested and com- mitted to jail for court by Justice Handy. oath of Kosannan Jobneon, colored. Newman gave ePcurity for the support of the cLild to Justice Buckey * FLovur anv Grainy Market.—The marker for flour is firm, with an upward tendency of prices, The demand far exceeds the sopply The eas oe from tbe tills are light. Prices ——__ of yesterday rule to-day, and holders not very Wants To Find Her Unc LB.— yesterday | Anxious to sell. Grain—For w t the de mornin & young girl, about 14 years ofage, | mand is active: supply insusticent. _ Choice named Millie Moore, arrived in thts city from | Ted €3.50>m0 white offerea. Corn—No sales New York, her uncle, Thomas Moore, a car- rted: prices nominail, penter, by trade, having written for her, aud repo $1.15. We notice the arrival of the Chas. linger, from “Wil. promised to meet her at the depot. He failed | liameport, with fiour and appie-’ to George to meet her, and the giri went in search of him. | W and grain to B. Darby. After several hourse search she went to the CaNAL.—Arrived boats € Moler Fourth Ward station. The police used every limestone to the kilns; O. T. Snoutfer effort in their power to find the uncle: ana Mrs. Kleiber, living in the City Hall, kindly furnished the young girl with lodgings for the night. with wheat to J.G. Waters, Seneca, with stiidries to B. Darby: E. Stanhope, with wood to market; Capt. Short do. and nineteen boats with coal, consigned as follows: Hampshire and Baltimore company, 450.3 tons: nora company, #45.3 toms; G. H. Plant. 294.10 tons: American company. 64.13 tons: Consolidauon company, 2182 tons; Camberiand company, 264.10 tons. Departed,the Maude with bar. Tels to McCoy's Ferry; Lewis smith, with salt to Hancoc! nd twemty-eight bouts light. Port or GrorGeTown —Entered—Steamers Geo. H. Stont, Ford master, from New Yo. Express, Ryther master, from Baltim: Thos. E. Cabill, Morris master, from Balti- more, all with merchandise to District mer- chants. Cleared—Steamer Express, Ryther master for Baltimore —_—_—_—_—_—— ee Bz NT—The BUILDING occupied by the Metropolitan Police and the Gas Light: py 0th street, near Penn a avenue fee SRIMINAL Court, Judge Olin.—Tbis morn- img, the case of Gilbert Vanderwerken, in- dicted tor assault and battery with iptent to kill George Hill, jr., was resamed, and the tes- umony cencinded; after which, tae argument tothe jury was commenced by Mr. Bradiey for the defendant. ae Bie Does UNLicensxp.— Yesterday, Henry Sat- ton and John Kauffman were arrested by of- ficer Luskey, of tne Fifth Ward, for failing to bave their dogs unlicensed. They were fined Seach by Justice Manay. oe SELLING Liquor witsout License.—Dan’] Raidy, grocer. was arrested by officer Lewis tor selling liquor without license. He was fined $3u by Justice Waiter. oh it ° rooms. gas and water tbroace: out, heated b: ena ip the hesement ‘O20 of the Fast Drivixc.—Charles Heitmuller and | mogteonvenient and lesirable locations : Lewis Smith were arrested yesterday by officer urast eating saloon inthe ci ta foraemal! botel or large boardi veeston King, of the second precinct, for fast driving. ° given lsth November. Inquire Justice Walter fined each $5, ee Affairs in Geergetown. BOARD OF ALDEEMEN.—The board met iast evening. Present: Messrs. Mauhews, Cropiey, Thomas and Heiston. Mr. Matthews, the re- ¥ OBOWN, WALK corder, reported favorably on a communica- Seo) pear the canal tion fromthe treasurer of the Metropolitan | Sod Moreiuing Mochioe. ‘Sad entcranes with Police with reference to a payment tothe police t regard to er. ° r tow — com - A ~~ it ores Te- it CBOWN, WALEBE & ©0.. Ancts. to bim, with instructions to report : - it by bill. A’ resolution of Council’ ap- | J3* © oFistngl Horta aed ay ig $100 for the repairof pumps was 9S Louisiana avenue. 4 passed. A communication from Wm. Wheelan = & Co, proposing to put up Bartholomew hy- On thus as ny z drants at several places where the Meigs hy- : feen we wan aon drant in use had become defective, was re- re iees Honus cohoee ferred to the standing committee, Council eleewhere— > resolution remitting afine of $20 which had One very large Bay Mars, perfectly sound been imposed by Justice Buckey on H. Swart- zenberger for seilimg liquor t@ a minor was concurred in. Resolution for the laying of a Nag footway at the corner of 6thand rrederick streets was laid upon the table. Mr. Th offered a resolubon, which was recting a serials Yona of : = the Corporationwf Georgetown wi! im of $15,000, the amount received from the Ches- apeake and Obio Canal \y on the 3ist of October, 1666, as the balance due on the repair Une superier, stylish Brown Borse, Perfectly One excellent Driver. very fast. feotly sound, with’ Bret-clase Top Boney, nearly wow.” * One Cart and Harness. Beadle en Bridie, ‘To this sale we e-pesially call the attention of arch: TS. — W.L WALL & CO, anets VW NAGLE & CO., Auciioncers. SATURDAY, Nov bonds of the said company. at our Galeeroom, 295 Penn's avenue. A commanicaiion — ~< ‘Mayor was re- Wines wee Licnore ke ceived transmitti; tl following memorial; “4 which was referred te Council: . removed to eur store ‘onvenience of sale. To the Hon. Boards of Aldermen and Common Council’: The petition of the subscribers re- Atso, lousehol! Furniture 8] fully showeth. that they are citizens of . Mattresses, Obairs, Besks Weoden thd Willowware + Bes de. ° ry rosperity, and that. be! me Wedact Dry Goods. Fi Across ita harbor to Uomasestent o t to ite Blankets any Suects . cspiede woulae: aka 0 oe e perever woud Fre] bay Fie ce it tain, ‘6L CO., Aucts. cued by the Secpincared dene hg BBY 248. C.mcGOIEE 2 00. auctioneers. Obie Cana), deem it proper that al) a fad hogorable means shouldbe needa STOO AE ACTION seas deetroyed by the said Aqueduct. Your peti. sate t san a nna epee eminent coun: ae ereafter, be ‘mstituted as 800u as possi- ings, Y NAGLE 2 00., Ructioneers. EREMPTORY Ait LOT ON CaPI- Sie a AR RR, re a Earners trees anaes feet thence south 85 fect 5 inches to the rear of ‘Terms: -halfcach: balance in it (OPARTHBESHIP NOTICE. = = upon said Ay id £0 jae~ duct mow being made, to t for final adjudication before the legal uon, whether the erection of said Aqueduct ‘was authorized, and whether said stractare, so prejudicial (0 our navigation, is not a com- mon nuisance. our itioners further rep- resent that some of have contributed. largely of their private means towards the ex- penses of prosecuting the appropriate remedies, in the premises, at law, and are willing to con- tribute further to the extent of their abilities, but conceive thata matter of smeb vital im- ce so the common welfare should not depend upon the efforts of z. of city, Siadared by uns peauonneeianee acres | a eitte iat Bare oss pel | ttionere, fore, ask with contidence from, your Honorable-bodies an most liberal c! measure, and J, ® Pion 2 2. 0, rox. * REAL ESTATE BROKERS ond \ ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS. 7 > SRLS Oma kena | oS Auaxanmaps, license, which be.did 1 Domne Light, Dork, 004 Black. latte ior tne eppropriation of 8 66s ortho 1 eT tee seed BESEIYED resing, Rapier: So. in, wes te acess rT Sant 200 ™ Ons Teceived from Cgnneat i were * 308 Posnsrlvania arenes, * E. Talbert $11.75 tor repairing "gue aol nif between Mb ead lua «trects.