Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1866, Page 1

THE. EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, (RXCEPT SURDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Fc vwthosest corner of Penn'a avenue and 11th stress aY W. D. WALLAOH, a ‘The STAR is served by the carriers to thelr sutecribers in the City and Distric at Tam Cxwre run wamx. Copies at the counter, mith lave) ga, sete Te See No vores MP from the offiee longer ‘Ran paid for. “tae WEEKLY STAR—published on Briday: Vs, XXVIII. m rning—One Doilar and a Helf « Year. _ WASHINGTON. D. C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1866. PERSONAL. Noe eae Etnies whould oon accom ysicl * al sult Dr REMMY MOBTON. 184 Pork street. Peunsyl van near Willards’ Hotel. near Rickmend street, Lecter a ny Bi Sratoinc @ Barizy +e Proprietors, tons services may be engaged im Washington or ; BAND ENGLISH OPEBA. vuy other city, by acdresmragas above. 0c 13 30 BNORLELVELT DART APPR ARANOR their OLOTH- THIB(Saturray) EVENING, Nov. 3, 1365, ‘ENTLEMEN desirous G ING SOOUNED and REP ALKED, s0 as to ar ax new, would do weil Dy calling at B. BUDBR'S, No 477 ith street. between D and Kstreets The bighest cash prices paid for Sec- ond band Cietbing. oc 2-Im! es S LACK. WaRDH.LAMON. C.F, BLACK. LAW OFFICE. BLACK, LAMON & 00, m Attorneys at-Law in the Sw SeeTee The Untied States, the, Court of Olaime, the Courts of the became g a) Executive Depart- ‘dem jah street, (directly opposite Wil- tel ) de 18-tf will be presented er celebrated Upera of DiaVoLe. tiers Bites AUGOUBTA will appear y A un MTHS S CUERDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, GBAND OPER/ MATINEX, when will be re- Bip bg particular devire,the DOO LOB OF AL- 4B. Mavic all parts of the honse, 50 cents. J eee GOODALL'S SELECT DANCING Ciaexes for Masters and Misses, will cop mence on SATU BDAY, Nov. 31, ather Teridence 7™ K street. between 24tb aad 2th. atzo'clock. For terms apply a . ~ NGLE ABINI’S FASHIONABLE DANOING 3, 18 °U ory ATLAW) Ho. 36 Louisiana avenae, shove ith street, oct ty WaAstINneTo. le = [) DOLAN. MEBOWANT TAILOR, corner Teet and Peunsyivanta « © lards’ Hotel, has received a superior agrortment of Ceehe, Casstmeres, Vestingr. Uh ncbi Bscomas, for Overcoat E, between 9th and 16th streets. Thie academy is now open fer the recep- tion of pupils hours ef tution for young Iadies, nd masters Tuesdays, Thuradays and Sat- urdays, trom3io5p m. Gentlemen’s classes from 8 to 10, same -venings, dB — Private instraction civen to suit the con- ver lence of the pugil 025 peers. J.W. 68. P. KREIS one ‘al assortment of — NOING ACADEMY, » Feraiebi: oods. He has also added to DA Bia stock's smvenatd lot of sist claws Oustom mad | Peanay}yania avoune, bet. 6th and 7th ate y 1 w York, at lower 3 ol, pony in hie city. THe invites hi a Opposite Metrepolitan Hotel. the public to give bim a call. sad revarne bi Our Academy is now open for, the ree*ption of cere thanks for their liberal patronage. Papils. A selectciass is now formiug on Wed- LOBANO near afternoon, irom 4to' a clocky for thoce NO. who cannot attend our regular classes. Ciroulare M. MEECHANT TAILOB. |, streets, | can.bahed acd. ¥. Bilis*and W_G, Meteoct: as res to retura his thanks sor the liber oa op: . bestowed n him during pa seasuus, and at the friends init hi and choice — s < weice ri or the : Mir. BR HARDON. his associate, continues to give constant atfention to the style and general » nce of al! garments made at the estab- Tebmen! Co. ** Music Stores. The Hail can be rented for Boirees, &o. Days and Hours of Tuition: For Ladies, Misses ai asters, Taesday and Tha rsday afternoons, from & to 5 o'elock. Gentlemen's Glasses, Tuosday and Thursday eve- nings. from 8 to 10 o'clock. For further information, apply bap ban. | hours Of tuition, or address a note to the Aci 7. 7 Quarter commenaing wi ‘h the first lexson. 86 10 The best work and moderate ane Se REwan>. — EDUCATIONAL. 5,000. WES. ALICE V. DALY respectiully announces 45,000. 45,000. 43,008 M* her friends and the puplie generally that STOP and THINK. she will receive a few more PUPILS for instruc STOP and THINK. tiop on the Piano, at her residence, No. 7 ist STOP and THINK. st.. Georgetown, D.. Terms moderate oc23 Im* E STOUR OF CLOTHING J ASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FOB BOYS ooE TUM ENSE STOCK OF CLOTHI sa Ww Wilt open Sept 10, 1356, No. 13.Colum- OUB IMMENSE STOCK UF OLOTHING dian College Law Buildin Applications Iapy be mace, at No- 444 bet. Zand F Kev B. B. WILLIAMSON. &. ML. Pri Henry Masson, A. M., Professor of Mod oi ED DOWN ryt DOWN MARKED BOWN guages. oc 13 im* Cent Less than Cost. 8’ SEMINARY will o Cent. Less than Uost. Halon 9th st., T Cent. Less than Cost. . Oct. 8th Fi the premises or see circ NEVEB again will you IPHANY HIGH SCHOOL, HEVES again will you have the CHANUE. | [)PIPH Unegr the charee of r * se. dees Raneene set teams EME” | FPS Mate. yuu eaursles ri, emmmene . - .” For 3] @ Prin- Come and see for yourselves before purchasing. | °i05), No. 363 K street, between Pe, fan¢ 13th sts, J. H. SMITH 0. HALL. D. D , Rector. sso rmatrectionmsate Feta, | odleamsaier Guat Suatges ae beiceers % olumbia: ege; Hon.Wm Mer: . se 14-tf Washington, Col. U. Andrewss Washiagton city. ta oo 3 Im* J. HEIBEBGES, a Successor te H. F. Leudon CPTIZEN’S AND MILI N 18S LUOY HUNTER will ope 13 iV for Girlaon the First of pape iréets. & Co. TARY New York avenue, between ith and Sth ep 20-tf MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel. late Browa’s, 362 Pennsylvanis avenue my 1-tf Washington, D. C ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL, HE duties of this institution will be resui on Sept. 13,1865 For terma, &c., see cat andcircular at the principal booksteres of city, er addressthe won au 3} EB. PARSONS, Oatonvitle D*. E. LOUK WoUD. 344 Will insert teeth on a new method, pat. ented July, 1866. 2 Removal. - BEMOVAL. J.P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, REMUY. Ds LEWiE, DENTIST, bas xemoven from 442 to 260 |. Svenue, ten doors Begs leave to inform his customers and the public above.” Great Discovery, om is ’y, enerally thet he has BEMOVED from Teeth Exivacied Without Pain. Ali pc fis cia stand. om 6th street. to Nos. 293 bay and 296 KE street, between Lith aud 1 ta, south side cf Penneylvan! sous having Teeth to extract, I world ¢ ‘vise them to call ot Dz. LEWIE'S oie ar. enout. Teeth inse: sn Gold Bilver Plates, In erdi .,be can do — fog in all its branches ond build new work as CHEAP, DURABLE, and in as GOO any Coachmaker in the country. He hopes by = er have Teeth. we have reduced the low, Ze be convinced of the fact, call sad ane for Tour: ploying none but first class mechanics, us! PS oO. 2 bed hs but the best material, together with stric! te attention to business, te merit and receive a fair je 2-tf 8. B. LEWIE. M. D., Dentist, of patronage. sep 3 cotm EET Cre VINEGAR. . LOOMIS, M.D. OIDER VINEGAR, he Inventorand Patenioe of the MINBBAL CIDER VINEGAR, PLATE TEETH, attends perronaliy at, OIDER VINEGAR. Bis oficein this city. Many persons CIDER VINEGAR. 1 persons in want ef PUBE OIDER VINEGAR will do well to call aad examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. Goods delivered free of charseyin all parts of any ar these teeth whi ot wear others, we ese who cann i thers, veil and Georgetown, D. BILBY A. SHINN Union Bottling 5 §¢c20-Im 57 Greene st., Georgetown. D. 0. cagD STORES 315 AND 317, South corner Penn's avenue and 9th street. W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, STOVES, &. Will give their es; ial attention to ail sales en- PREPARE FOS WINBER. trusted to them. care given to out-door ioular sales of Household Furniture, &c., end all descrip- tions of Merchandise. Also, bave a Bazear for the sale of Horses, Carriages, &c., 9% Louisiana ave Ue, between 9th and ete. (Int.] oc 12-0010¢ SUPEeIOn CABINET FURNITURE. ‘The Bubecriber is to inform bis numerous a At BOYD'S, 479 9th street, between D and B. You eanget repairs for ail kinds of Stoves, Banges. Heaters, snd F .rnaces. Mott's celebrated &A NGES for sale. Ste eovanate: eter yer tere " jer im part pay for fe . B, Sealer of Weights and Measures. ” eos “ROBERT BOYD, 0 _0¢ 0-Im* 479 9h street, bet. D and is. ye and pis T Te leaat nasceveay to xextlonlarina, no sae Stock — ae ice wuaie rauane een Persons desiring « article of STOVES. Hi tRRE. pode Price that dott comostiion, * nae © jor: irper,” “Violet i + Base % vba ond.’ and Parlor Heat- Also, several diderent styles of GAS BUBN- the COOK STOVES we have the “ Arbiter,” vening Star. ‘Nob! [) MEICH’S RESTAUBANT, ere E No. 365 Penna cea near 6th street, P. EMBICH wishes to inform hie friends and the In “ public genorsily that he now keeps <Ponberivante, 7 Deseasen Platee Oka. | yeasty. OYSTERS trans con, er nee end porgens. the.“ Monites. WINES and LIGUGES cannot be at “Meal Peal.” ang Manhattan ‘and give him a trial, oe as tt” D to Give usan carty oot om 4 : oc 27. Penn a sven: EXPRESS COMPANIES. AMS EXPLESS COMPANY, OFFICE 514 PENNA AVENUE. BRANCH OFFIOE: 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLsaD's. NORTHERN “WESTECH, AND SOUTHER EXPUESS FUBWAUDEDS. Merchandise, Money apd Valuables of all kinds forwarded with dispatch to all accessible sections of the cecntry. COLLECTION Se, BBAFTS, AND Bade tn acceasibie partao” he United States. _ mh tt Oo puME, Asset, | jt FEED | SALTII! A complete assortment of & — aH by the w: aataze Vinee—Delaware, Concord: Lond: fron- Lawton Blackberries, Strawberries, Currants, ALL GRADES OF FLO! tek Belbous Moots fart arrived com Hot epson Um. tH f nd bing! 1 I. »o which we solécit the attention of fige, fuptancules Samoren! ies, aL ae. ne BAKEES AND GROCERS, Buow) viet, Bc. Fret a Buive so: MILL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, Se care De2 tree JOHN gaUb, and all kinds of FEED at low rates, street, above H. 87" Sod 121 be removed. aft GROUND ALUM, FINE, inp. to 440 Tih treet opperiio BS Pusee Oe aud TURK’S ISLAND SALT |'€co ik ocl eolm k OLD Ww Sor sate lew inlets to saltby oo, P RE POBT T. co! MOSES BATES H. ce SV Ee SER s GENFRA. ig [AN ras Spang ag of Eiateraee ate aterer nh ogee en iD Wasi te wine has ree necks eater cee at: OF d catbe ote ree BU. te of Surgery. Bepigpiony (gaan, jer we Atkin's Scie i EXi0CKY BRRARF. ord superice cuattey, J Ms ter. Materia Minion sad aay a 3 apices for sinter heey FRANO TAYLOR as Cot Worwort ay 3 ish 3 Us : yaa et re SPECIAL NOTICES. &7 AMERICANS NOT ONLY DO TEBIB =, fabuee and voting but theirown perfamiog. PRALON’S * NIGHT BLOOMING USRE! bap attained a celebrity never achieved b re perfume in this country, and even Buro- penne admit that it exceis any of the floralextracte made abroad Nd everywhere. METCALF4'S GREAT BGEUMATIC REM r- ke a 8 © FORD, Agent. STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDEB'S EXTRACT BUOKU Is CURING every cape of KipNEy Diskast, EuuUmatise, Gaavet, Uninany Disonvems, WEaxness and Paina fp the Back, Femat¥ OomPiaints and TarovsiEs arising from Bxcusezs ov any Kinp. OOME, TB AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDSB’S, TAKE NO OTHER BUCKD. Sold by all Apothecaries. Price @1. D. BARN! & CO., New York, and BARNES, WAED &00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BUBLEIGH & BOGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agente, feb 10-17 OOLGATE’S AROMATIO VEGETABLE SOAP A superior TolLET Soap, prepared from refined VeGETABLE O18 in combination with GLYcERINB and especially designed for the use of Lapiss, and the Nursery. Ite perfnme is exquisite, and washing properties unrivalled, For sale by all druggists. TWO BAD Os8Es OF PILES CURED BY DB BTRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY Mr, Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for the benent of ail who suiter with the Piles, that he bes been troubled for eight years with an aggra- yated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the a: my as tucurable, (he quite para- Woracured with ons.totleot De BtROk LANDS One eo us PILE HEMEDY. The recommendation of these enilemen. beside the daily testimontals received y Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these sufer- Ing that the most sgerevated chranic cases of Piles Di ‘kland’s Pile Remedy. Itis everywhere. Sold by J. W. OHAS OHBISTIANI 371 Ps. oc 26-ly SURELY, 200: avenue and 502 9h street. A SUPERIOR BEMEDY. ES aaa ae ee aE: ‘Dy om & my , % LANDS MELLIFLUGUS COUGH BALSAM. gives reef almost instantaneous, and is with- al bot disagreeable to the taste ‘There is no doubt but the Mellifiuons Cough Balsam is one of tions in use. and is all that its We have tried it during and relief froma mest dis- yoming cough. itis prepared by Dr. Btric! le ‘klend Gpcamore street. Cincinnati, Ohio, and vy Droggist Sold by dW! WATRATS co. at W4iTE’'S Dru . and OHA. oRk STINE, 317 Pa. whores 502 Ninth street. 0028 ly ie po SMODERE MIRACLE! Tom oung, ', from high-born and lowly , comes the Gniversal Voice of for HALL M4 BL! sclLIAN HX STEN EWER, is a pertect mirecaious article. Cures skes heir grow, A dressing than any “oil” or ‘‘pomatam.’ Softens brash, dry and wiry hair into Beautifal Silken Tresses. But above all, the great wonder is the rapidity on it @xay Hain to 11s ORIGINAL its oe eee omiten) the whitest and worst’ looking bair resumes its youthful beauty. It does not dye the hair, but Strikes at the root and fills it with new life and lortug matter. t will not take a lon Gteagrecable trial to the trath of this matter, The first a) plication will do good mall cow the NatuRat CoLon return. FORE YOU KNOW IT, the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair will be Sone, giving Place to lustrous, shining and jocks. beautiful Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Benewer: no other article is at all li in effect. You will find it Ongar to Buy, PL&AsANT To Try, AnD SvRE To Do You Goon. Ther« are many imitations. Be sure yeu procure the ges uine. manufactured ft we B. P, HALL & OO., Nashua, NH. For asle by all druggists. ja@-S.ly SECBET DISEASES. Bamanivan’s Girtis the most certain. eftectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable reme- dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral, no ist ve leers, 3 bottle. ‘ord. Seeadvertisement. my 6 MABBIAGE AND CELIBACY, Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young en. Also, Di end Abuses which eee vital powers, with sure means of relfef. Bent free of in sealed letter eargionee a Dr. 38K 18 BROUGHTON, Heward fa, BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Ts TOURNAMENT AT BROAD ORBEK, Md., will come off In MONDAY, Pov. 5th, pistes will take place at 11 o’clock F Pprzasuss Is OUR MOTTO. THE FIBST GRAND BALL if the WESTERN BEBEFICIAL ASSOCIATION A will be given at STOTT’S HALL, Corner of 20th street and Pennsylvania avenue, on TUESDAY, Novemser 6. ‘he Committee pledge themselves to tis~ taeon to all who may fevor thom aie thelr Fesence. * Tickets @1, admitting a gentleman and Indies. Committee of Arrangements:—G@. Wilson, W Cole, oe, O. Biggs, B Patoski, J. Atchison, z; B Lucas, ta, T. Lucas. No ‘or cape ‘allowed intheroom. no3-8t* Oo” MOTTO IS OUB NAME. GOOD WILL ASSOCIATION IN THE A } FIELD AGAIN. The First Grand Ball of the GOOD WILL ASSOCIATION, of Georgetown, will be given at New Market Hall ON MONDAY, NOV. 5, 1866, The Association pledge themselves to make this ge of the Caftuire of the soason. _No hate or caps allowed in the room, 0081-4t* CE ernest 1. 0. 0. ¥. LEVER , MET BUPOLIB8 popes: No, 16, Inform thetr friends that they will gtve GRAND LEVEB AT ODD FELLOWS! HALL, 7th Street, on MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 5, 1866, pew will be farnished by Esputa’s Marine Supper will be served by one of the best Caterers in the city Jekets $9. admitting » genti ie yn itice:-D, D. Griyon LM Gravee oS Jobnson- i Brewer, 02 25,27 ,30,no 1,3,5-6t PONS! GUNS I! GUNSIH No, 414 DSTREBT! No. 414 DSTBEET! JOHN J, PEABODY, GUN AND LOCKSMITH, vr aenay dealer in POWDER, BALLS, ( "PaBucemon APS AND CARTEIDGES, t iit eet ta attention paid to the repatripy cf Gnns, I iL Nene fended to. “Beg diny severe sromptiy stent SIGN OF THE BIG GUN. ors Teyguires @ lerge am the demand for eat, active. The supply, &. very adbuaeautacd the orman wi aaS per cent Jaterals, The Ih count wa supply of paper is wworeas ere generally prefer cunt soar amer past siowly at 54a? The Tue Aw paid out 94.0, The tter- 0 sistant Preasurer, to-day, as interest on the Five-twenty Bonds (eovernment secari! were firmer + especialiy on the first seres of N&. 4,263. _ TELEGRAMS, ke. BALTIMORE. __ Colcnel Roberts has iseued a stirring address | The Case of the Pelice Commissioners— tthe Fenian Broth: rhood, calling on them to co r piece Swera in—Action of the nee Tos waatenny Sits por gee aed There were considerable crowds on the prevyeot them. and British influence will no | Ptreets during yesterday, all apparentiy eager longer be allowed to rule this country to their | to hear the newest phase of the exciting ques- injury sad Ireland’s shame. Strange events. | tion concerning the police board. There was oie ar ggnel pendnr rea es beclney ho material outward excitement, and the entire gy pay ou et ye “4 Fro pty ‘or | ©S¥ and night police jorce being on daty, ail pete ar ted Pina 5 treats them | Ssempts to create confusion were promptly call find you un’ 4 He emi at | S8PPressed, and whenever a person who was to work. Instructions, requiring secrecy, will | Gt tk or disposed to be disorderly appeared in de sent to all the circies. the localities where there was a crowd he was markets in that city during the past weee we bole: < iy ur.—Transactions since our jast woekly summary have been only moderate bat ail graces have ruled % cents higd*r and close the sales firm at advance. incladed in were 600 is. Norihweetern $11.50, 2000 bbis. Extra do only choice lots commanding t 1,000 Dbis. City Mills Super at $tt 200 bbis. Howard Street do. at $12 250% bbl. Grain— With very snort reeeipts prices have maternally advanced for Wheat, Cora and Oats, and the market closes with an apward tendency. Rye bas also ruled higher, but is uneettied. Offerings for the week ai the Oorn and Flour Exchange foot up 20,40 boshels Wheat, 22,100 do. Corn, 35.00 do. Oats, and A letter recently received in New York 878 | notified to leave, and inseme casessuch parties | 1,300 do. Rye. . two Fenian prisoners, who were recently in | were arrested and carried to a station-house. Provisions—Barretied Pork and Bacon have the bands of the Uanadian authoritles, have escaped, and are now in Rochester. They state that the American consul at Torontoexpressed a hope that the Canadian Government woald hang them all. A fire yesterday morning destroyed the large clothing store of Thomas ©. Pagan, No. 17 Canal street, New Urleans. Tne flames com- municated to a building occupied by Darcey & Wheeler, also wholesale clothiers, destroying the upper portion entirely. Loss ; in- sured. Commodore Lanman ‘ransters immediately the Atlantic coast squadron to Admiral Pal- mer, thus consolidating 1t witn the North At- Jantic squadron, the stations of which will ex- tend from Halifax to the capes of Florida, in- cluding the West Indiee. Arrived at Fortress Monroe last night, the steamship Mississippi,Oaptain George Somers, from New Orieans on the 27th, for New York, with 600 troops of the 7th U. S. colored regi- ment, Colonel Jas. Shaw commanding, en route to Balcimore to be mustered out. Theschooner Isaac Baker, from Georgetown, D. C., tor Boston, came in contact Thursday nigbt eff Handkerchiet light-ship with the schooner Fairwind, of Ellsworth. She lost her bowsprit and sprang her foremast. She was towed into port by the steamer Franconia. Michael Duffey, Charles Anderson, and George Wells. who robbed the depot-room of the Adams Express Company at Newark, Ohio, in August last, pleaded guilty, and were each sentenced tothe penitentiary for aterm of years. F. N. Blake, United States consul at Fort Erie, Colonel H. Y. Thomas, Drs. Trowbridge and Lathrop. of Buffalo, left there Thursday afternoon for Torontg, to attend the Fenian triats as witnesees. ‘A private despatch received at Buafflo say$ United States District Attorney Dart fas been removed. His successor is not yet known. He ‘was very active in thwarting the late Fenian movement. The gang of marauders which infested cer- tain portions of Texas, have been captared, shot, or hung. Colonel Young, their leader, formerly a chief of scouts, was hung by the raneheroes. The gunboat Rhode Island, Commander Fairiax, the flag-ship of the West India squad- ron, arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday af- ernoon from Havana. General Gleason, in New York, is preparing aclaim against the British Government to be forwarded to Washington, tor $60,000 for illegal imprisonment in Ireland. Resolution were adopted in the city council of Louisville, Ky., protesting against the exe- tion of Lynch, and requesting the intervention of the President. K.S. Richardson, the new collector of cus- toms of the district of Brazos Santiago, has ar- rived at Brewnsville, and entered upon the discharge of bis duti been in very fair demand, and the former has raled highe Stock of both very mederate, Lard remains neglected and heavy. No Baik Meats on the Market. Sugars—We have to note sales of 250 hb 4s. Porto Rico and 352 bbds. Demerara, vacaum pan on private terms, 2) bhds. vacnam pan at IS Cents, 122 boxes Cuba at 11 ¥alé coats, 30 hhds. do. at 10X cents, 8 bhds. do. common, and part damaged, at 9% cents, and 50 hhds. do. good quality, at 10X cents. Whisky—Rather more has been done in this article, but the market is still unsettled and heavy. Sales included 200 bbis. Western, vo arrive, at 4 cents, in bond; small lots free do At $2.35a$2.39, and 75 bbis. country, imferior packages, at €2 3uase 5S. During the my by order of the eld police board, Messrs. Hindes and Wood, their office, as well as the various station-houses, continued to be strongly guarded by the regular men and special force. These steps proved to have been necersary, 428 no one seemed disposed to interfere with the arrangements there for the time in operation. Gov. Swann, early jterday morning, re- turned to Annapolis from Washington, and subsequently, accompanied by Gen. J. Sum- merfield Berry, Adjutant General of the State, Jobn M. Carter, Esq., Secretary of State, and other gentlemen, left Annapolis ina cial train, which connected with an express train from Washington at the Annapolis Junction, and reached the city at 124 o'clock. Soon af- ter it transpired that others than the gentle- men named yesterday would be appointed commissioners of police. George R. Berry, Esq., ee, appointed, positively declined on account of business engagemenis, and Gen Jebn W. Horn, the other appointee, consid- ered himself disqualified in consequence of having lost his residence by a temporary re- moval from the State, and the police law re- quiring a residence of one year previous to ap- pointment. ln the meantime, however, com- missions had been issued to Wm. T. Valiant and James Young, Esqs., as commissioners of police, who ap before Judge Martin, of the Superior Court, for the purpose of taking the oath of office, Judge Martin said:—“In allowing these ap- plicants to take the oaths required by the ist section of the article of 1862, chapter 131, I de- sire to be understood as expressing no opinion on the question as te the jurisdiction of the Governor of Maryland to remove the Police commissioners, who were in the office under the appointment of the Legisiature, for official misconduct, or as to the validity of the title of these applicants to the office to which they claim to be entitled under the appointment of the Executive. In directing to be administered to these applicants the oath required to be taken by them by the act of Assembly, 1562, ch. 131, the court performs ouly a ministerial duty, which wag, Hache er by the clerk.” Messrs. Young and Valiant thea came for- ward and took the necessary oaths, which had been prepared by Messrs. Latrobe and Schiey, and at once left the court room. Shortly after three o'clock, Messrs. Valiant snd Young, accompanied by Mr. Carter, Secre- tary of State, drove to the office of the Police Board, and were met at the gate leading to the office by Deputy Marsbal Manly and several policemen As the gentlemen were about en- tering they were stopped by the Deputy Mar- shal, who informed them that the rd had adjourned for the day, and that he had received ordersto allow noone to enter. They grace. fully retired, and on oecrene tothe Mayor's office, in the City Hall, were informed that his Honor had gone to dinner. They then re- entered their carriagé and drove off. Messrs. Hindes and Wood, with Mayor Chapman, it is understood, were in the office ef the former when Messrs. Valiant, Young and Carter called and were refased admit- tance at the gate. Itis proper to state that on Thursday evening, about 6 o'clock, the Secre- tary of State, John M. Carter, Esq., served on Messrs. Hindes and Wood the requisite official notice of their dismissal by the Goveraor. The newly appointed ‘d issued an order last night stating that they do not design inter- fering in any respect with the police as now organized, or to lemove amy person connected With it tor his political opinions, provided he does not bereatter render himself amenable to the laws now in force for the government of the police of Baltimere, aud invoking all good citizens to assist them by their counsel and exsmpile, and that they will use their best en. deayors to prevent auy undue excitement, and that they will also advise all disposed wo act otherwise to quietly and peaceably acqui- esce in the measures now about being imaugu- rated by the authority of the Governur. it is understood that the deposed board of commissioners have determined to retain their positions until removed by what they term the due course eflaw. By special invitation, a large namber of prominent conservative gentiemen last evening met Mayor Chapman and Thomas S. Alexander, Esq., one of the counsel for Messrs. Hines and Wood, at the Mayer's oce. They desired, cn bebalf of the old ‘d, to have presented .o them the names of a responsibie conservative in each precinct, in view of theappointment as judges of the election to take place on Tuesday next. in all cases the gentlemen declined naming any one under the existing circumstances. Mr. Alexander expressed his desire to make good his promise during the investigation at Annapolis to giveone conservative judge in each precinct. The gentlemen present assured both the Mayor and Mr. Alexander that even under 4 different state of affairs they would decline to name parties as judges unless every other judge was maa of respectability, and who had sufficient property to make him ame- nable to the law for liction ot duty. Mr, Alexander intimated to the gentlemen present that it was designed to hold the election on ‘Tuesday next under the registry of 1366, and that all parties thus = would haye an opportunity to vote. ‘he meeting is repre- sented to have been of a courteous character personally, but as 4 matter of course nothing ‘was accomplished further tnan a free inter- Toronto, Nov. 2.—It not being unde! thatany Fenians would be tried, the atten- dance at the opening of the court was not very large. but upon Daniel Wheelan being placed in the dock the court rapidly filled and tbe room became crowded. r. McKenzie asked for & postponement of the trial until the 17th of next month, and after a discussion the 12ch wasfixed npop. Mr. McKenzie then said he Was ready to proceed with the trial of Barriss, but the Crown witnesses not being present it was postponed until Tuesday next. The grand jury then entered the room with trae bills against Thomas Cooney, Thomas School, William Duggany, and Jobn O'UVonnor, alt Fenian prisoners. Cooney was then — in the dock and pleaded not guilty. 1s trial was fixed for the 13th instant School was next placed in the dock. He claimed to be an American citizen and pleaded not guilty. His trial was fixed for the 10th instant. Daggan pleaded the same and his trial was also fixed for the 10th instant. Mr. McKenzie then > plied to have the indictment quashed on ground that toe different counts charged the risoners with being foreign subjects and ritish subjects. He submitted that ~~ could not be both, and if held to be Bri subjects they must be indicted for treason. The judge overruled the objection for the pre- sent. Mr. McKenzie gave notice he would move the Crown to elect whether to try them as Britis jubjects or American citizens. His lordsbip remarked he thought it was intended that the metion should be a very proper one, but be would leave the jury to say whether they were British or American su’ ts. A similar notice was given for John 0 nor, d the court then adjourned until to-morrow, hen the Rey. Mr. Lumsden's case comes ap. 87° A notable instance of the capacity of the colored man for civilization is found in the statement that the negro barber ef the Uttawa House, Monireal, absconded last week, taking with him from $10,000to $14,000 in borrowed money, $700 in jewelry, and S800 in clething. He was traced into Vermont by one of bis creditors. but the thiefs wife had taken another track with all the plunder an her pos- session. 87 A young lad named Johnson was burned todeath at Oneida,on Friday last,in a barn. Jobnson and his brother bad started a fire on the barn floor with some matches and shav- ings, which spread so rapidly that they be- came alarmed and one of them hid himself im the bay. His remains were found in the em- bers after the barn was burned down. Curious Law Port.—The Richmond Times says:—Last July a woman named Mar- tha E. Haghes was brought before the Circuit Court of Middlesex county, charged with stealing a lot of wearing apparel frem Mrs. In thetrial the counsel for the accused demanded that the case be dropped on the ground thata married woman’s clothing did not belong to her, but to her husband, and of course his client could not be tried for stealing articles from a person to whom they did not belong. The Circuit Court in sentencing the woman to imprisonment, showed that it was of the opinion that a wife’s clothing did belong to her, and not to her husband. The case has been bronght before the Su- preme Uourt for it to decife whether the wo- man was or was net my sentenced. If it decides that she was illegally sentenced. then it decides awife’s clothing does not be- long to her but to her husband, and vice versa. A Curr ror CxoLeRa.—During the last ten or twelve days,” says the Propacatenr, of Lille, France, “the large woolen establish- ment of MM. Dillies Brothers, at Roubaix, has received sixty-five cholera patients, all of which have recovered by the following means: The patient is taken into a room in which are heat generators. There he is stripped and wrapped up in an immense quantity of raw wool, until he is, se to speak, in a bath of Pies Ata ver. EE id yards and a Alf, & trap is opened to vapor escape, and to renew the air. The patient, however desperate his state, speedily begins to feel better, and the vomiting and evacuations gradually cease. At the factory of Holden & Co., at Croix, a similar result has been ob- tamed. NEURALGIA.—A correspondent writes to us that, having derived great benefit from a sim- ple remedy for ne: a, he thinks it ought to be made public. He says be has suffered for over twenty from attacks ot severe neuralgia in the legs, sometimes almost cacs- ing lameness. Medical ‘reatment, change of ir, and other remedies being without effect, a change of clothing and wore very y, warm, red met woolen drawers, and this reeved btm. Our correspondent states bis opinion te be, that a large amount of the Tre Arnican Coast.—The deadly nature ef the climate onthe west coast of A trica is well-known, and as a proot of its severity it us announced (hat twenty-three of the officers of the British slave squadron im these waters Gied of the coast fever during 1565. &7 The Tuder bonnet is the bonnet in Paris. 87 A large numyer of Jews are going South S7-The Emperor Maximilian has been sick of intermittent fever. 87 An lilinois wife, only 16 years years old: applies for a divorce. S7 What is the greatest virtue in a sea cap- tain’ Ane Wreckiessness S77" A girl 14 years old was married in Green- ville, Conn., last week. &7 W bat five letters form a sentence of for- givenese! Ans. Ix qq u. 87°A detective of Memphis has committed suicide—whiskey. S7 Matrimony rages in New York. Not a dress maker is to be bad for any less impor- tant a person than a bride elect: &7 Mechanics have worked 600 years on the spire of the Cathedral at Strasburg. S7 Apples and pumpkin never flourish well the same year—neither do war an es. S87 Jobr J. Wise, of Norfolk, Va. brother of Heary A. Wise, died last week. ®7 America will eventually drain Europe notonly of ber population. but of her vast wealth. S87 At La Crosse, Wisconsin, theground was covered with snow an inch deep, on the 25tn. 87-A Convention to provide for the pecu- wg Bee tress of the people of South Carotina bas called. 87 Thinking is the least exercised privilege of cultivated humanity. neuralgia eases How 60 common might be re- | change ot opinion. 87" A generation bat not passed away since leved by extremely warm woolen clothing, pos Valiant and Young last night made | the first bale of cotton was sent from America and says that even the heaviest and most two attempts to have an interview with Mayor Chapman, but without success. The first branch of the City Council last nigbt adopted the following: “Whereas the comstituuon of the State of Maryland denies the right to hold office er to Vote to ali those we participated in the late Tebellion, or whoever ‘desires the triumph of the rebel arms, or who, by word or deed, gave any aid er countenance to the cause thereof: and whereas the eaid constitution directed the to England. &7 What is higher and hanasomer when the Dead is off! A pillow. S87-A modest minister out West marries for & drink of whiskey, a dozen eggs, and the first kiss of the bride. #7 The cholera has again made its appear- ance in Norfoik in a violent form. S7Artemus Ward has recovered from his ex- pensive silk will not answer.— Phil. ¥ a7” A young man named Charles U. Bart came to bis death at Elmira on Friday in the following singular manner: The deceased on the Saturday previous had play: match, and a short time after complained of sha trom a slight swelling on his lip. On the faliowing day physicians were summoned from New York and Albany, taf Pronounced his disease a peculiar form erysipelas, sickness in London. It is suid to have been @ ms assage of a registry law by the Legisiature; | bad spell. produeed, beyond a donbt, some poisonous por whereas the jate vin he did — sniig ian aii aiens matter obtained from the - The deceased ‘was a step-son of Hon. Lucius Robinson, iate Comptroller of the State. —— AMERICAN AnM8.—The European govern- ments, since the exbibition of the superior value of American arms made during the re- cent war, have become very anxious to have them. Ameéfican breech-loading rifles have taken several prizes at com} a law for the purpose preventing the here- inbefore mentioned feo from voting at any election to be held: this State: and whereas Thomas Swann, Governor of the State, did Tefuce to appoint any but disloyal men and men of his own party as registrars, and gave direc- tions to them to make a liberal interpretation of the said registry law in favor of is; aud whereas a number of said ‘8 did inter- pret the said law so as to spection of the Pacific Division. He left Los Angelos October 12 for Santiago and Fort Yua- ms S7 Evrope is ready for another game on the chess board for the possession of Turkey. S7-A New York milkman bas been fined $10 tor watering his milk. S7-A furniture man in La Grange, Texas, itive examina- ma bas completed seventeen baby cribs, made to tions in Europe, and it has just been announ- | fost violent rebels, i ate rad = order. ; “ + Se ana ine Russian Government have or- | oath: and whereas the said Swann concealed | &9-Four hundred and nine deaths occurred dered the manufactare of 100,000 breech- | the jegal opinion of Mr. Randall, the Attorney | in New York ast week. Jondere Py ihe Colt Maunfacturing Company. | General Of the State, 20 as to give those regis- $7 Austria bas now a gua that will put for- ty balls through an inch and a halt piauk at two hundred paces in five minutes. S7 The West Virginia (M. E.) Conference is ‘kersburg. tered by his registrars in 1966 an opportanity to vote at the last election, thereby atempting to trample upon the constitution and Tegistry jaw; and whereas, having failed in his object, he has now attempted to remove the lice commissioners of the city of Balttmore without aad cause, and for political purposes alone “Resolved by the Mayor and City Council of Bal- timore, That the a ad removal of the po- lice commissioners of said city by Thomas Swann, Governor of this State, is a deliberate attempt to trample upon the constitution and law of the State of Maryland, and to place in power those who, during the entire ‘war, were enemies of the United States Gov- "a Resolved, it the pt to re * Tha attem, move the commissioners without just Poli pu: ‘alone. calls for the con- dempation of true Union men throughout the en A Wonrp or CAUTION.—On Friday eveninga jady called at ove of the drug stores in Bridge- ort, Ot., for some salts An inexper- anced clerk in mistake gave her oxalic acid, ih ae isa erp A gore On Satarday a no- tiee appeared in the evening p: warning the lady not to take it, for if che aid, it would “surely kill her.” Probably long before the notice appeared in print the lady or whoever else it wae that wanted the salts, was “safe over the river.” #7 The police authorities of St. Louis and Cincinnati have recently been making an effort to drive the prostitutes from those cities, which resulted in their flocking to Chicago. ‘where, before this installment, it was estima- ted that there wers at least three thousand. Last week the potice of that city madearaid on. the regular heuses and reserts of this class, and arrested one’ handred and seventy-five were in session at Par! 87 Emile Moth, a native of Denmark, who served during the war in the Confederate ar- my, committed suicide anbaling charcoal £72.!3 New York cn i - Domestic - les impelled him to commit the rash deed. inmates, and thirty-six kee They “Resolved. That the police commissioners each held for trial, but most e it tothe Baltimore and the loyal A German forest keeper, ity: two vears i 7 the feehenine ptt Seow me 8 ! tl s8i0n P old, not w cogaren We ened with bim be bee Assembly of "Maryland ie pur- an yj rl ath 5 pve Teor By tn enn the | suance. Ww of this State, unies we eerie Leipsic Journal a recipe he of the. ‘shall remove them from office in years, and which, he says has 1 favor attempted to be’appoinied by se" men and a mbes, Horirbie dedth vy be arepnonid Testis ey ps pee ps a8 soon rob epep en ttend warm ae and water, this Ras dried, afew Srepeormuriainie id paared por the wo § will destroy phe the ‘Saliva, and re- mds patient from al! present or) fature women and cbildren, F “eoree memes