Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1866, Page 1

MHE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT AT THE STAR BUILDINGS So vuthneest corner of Penn's venus and 1112 strest - BY W. D. WALLAOH. —_o—— The STAR is served by the carriers to their subscribers in the Gity and Distric at Tam CErTs PER WHEE. Copies at the counter, with F withoat wrappers, Two Cente each. Pics von Matixe:—Three months, One Dotar and Fifty Cents; six months, Taree Dol- tors; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are seat from the offiee longer an paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday m oTning—One Dollar ond a Half « Year. Apieal Suopaenat ey ncek 4 fal aod sccomplie! ye it Dr HE MOBTON, 184 ‘Park street. hear Michusend street, Baltimore, Ma. Dr. Mor: tons servic be engaged in ‘es ado EMEN desiro having their OLOTH- CCOURED and KEPALSEBD, so as to ear as new, woulda de well by calling at B. RUDER'S, No 477 10th street. between ad Estreets Tbe bighest cach prices paid for Sec- ond-hand Clothing. oc 2-1! JEREMIAH S.BLACK. WARD H.LAm C.F. BLACK. LAW OFFICE. BLAOK. LAMON & a Counsellors and Attorneys at-Law in the Papreme J ited States, the Uourt of te. ees of be Omer, 465 Hath stree., (directly >: larda’ Hotel ) de 18- + INGLE. BY AT PAW, s street, ote Louisiana ovenay, Pere Do. 4« of ith sr = Li gs anyone av ° ite Willarde’ : sBferior asec: tment of Cloths. Oassimeres ¥ as. Chincbillas snd Escomes, for & general assortment of * hing Goods He has also added to be jock jer did lot of first class Custom made Glethirg from New York, at lower can be bad tn this city. Ue invites the pubite to give bim a ai cere thanks for their liberal patronage. \p LosaNo. : MERCHANT TAILOB. M mei gener of 9th and D streets, Cy Dest rn bis thanks tor the liberal Peerence Sicawed apou bist darted = a whe, and at the seme time invites bis friends ¢o visit bis store and inspect his m and choice selection of ods, Which he bas, ust purchased for the Fail and Winter Trade Fr. & RABDON. his associate, continues to aire constant atiention to the style and genera pagcewenss ‘of all garments made at the estab- Mone best work and moderate charges is onr motto. oc 15-Im* > EWABD. 45,900. 43,000. 45,000. STOP end THINK. STOP and THINK. STOP and THINK . MENSE STOUR OF CLOTHING Que IMMENSE STUCK OF CLOTHING OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF OLOTHING MABKED DOWN MABKED DOWN Maku Bown Cext Less then Cost. . than Cost, ent, Less than Cost. the CHANCE. again will yeu have Se Guskcs. ER again will you je the OHANUE. goods must be sold within the next sixty Sy egardiess of cost. We mean we say. and see for yourselves before parc 3.8. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Omoe, Washington, D.C. VER NEVER again will you REV se l4-tf F. v. HEIBERGED. | Successor te H. F. Leadon & Co., P; ARY presi ele AN MERCHANT anon. Eh jetropolitan Hote! late a 62 Pennsylvania avenue. my Lif + ‘Washington. DENTISTRY. . LOOK W0OD Will insert teeth o; enter July, 1866, REMOY, Dz. caw, vENty 442 to 200 penn, L. > bas REMOVED from Pean’s svemuc, between 12th and 18th 8. B. LEWIE, M. D., Dentist,. Pigs Coening ————_—— Care . WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1866. N&. 4,264. SPECIAL NOTICES, — NATIVUNAL THEATRE, (late Grover’s,) FORTY DBOPS OF METCALF’S RBHEU Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’ esesd MAT1U ] BMEDY ——e =e awh ae ood al ebeessuetasens PI prie 5 eol many other icines, wi matantly a ~ 7 Nervous H jache, Nearsi ac ry it. MONDAY EVEASING, Nov. 5. 1883, Bod cotw 8 C. FORD, agent. Firet night of the engagement of the eminent trigedian, J.W WALLACK, 6 wil! appear in his ovlebrated wacteraf HAMLE a7 AMERICANS NOT ONLY DO ut own fighting and voting, rowe " PHALON'S “NIGHT BLOOMING ORBEUS® has attained @ celebrity never achieved any en tragedy of foreign perfame in this conutry.and even Buro- bie hoof t peane admit that it excels any of the oral extracts i pe janre hy made abroad. Sold everywhere. Reta .open ot SURELY, __ STBADILY, play of RIOHELIEV. ere Bum . ' SUCCESSFULLY, 50S YES cL Ou ED! SMOLANDERB’S EXTRACT BUCKU Is CURING THE COLUMBIA GARDEN STILL LIVES: GRAND BALL THIS (Monday) EVENING, Nov. 5th. tress takes pleasure in stating that dis ut- Cesseny en te withdrawn aly tobe ded by anew one, wi will ap r = MOBLOW EVENING.” November th. New feces -new features. The dancing commences at 9 o'clock precisely, £74. Doors open 817's-w1e3 CARRIE BENTLEY. bias __Proprietress. \j ABINI’S FASHIONABLE DANCING | N AD BMY, MABINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOM: FE. between sth and 10th street This academy is now open fer the recep- “ifars and boure of tuition for younn lsties ey ste jays, Thursdays and Sat. every cose of Kipnxy Diseas®, Euwumavisn, GraveL, Urinary Disompens, WEAKNESS and Pains in the Bacz, FumaLz Oomrlatwrs and ‘TrovsiEs arising from Bxcxssxs oF any Kinp. COME, TB APFLIOTBD! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKED. Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES 4 O0., New York, and BARNES, WARD &00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & BOGEES, Wholesale Bruggists, Boston, Mass., General Agente. feb 10-1y << TT a COLGATE’S AROMATIO VEGETABLE 80AP A superior ToiLer Soar, prepared from refined VaeETABLE O1Ls in combination with GLycERin& and especialy designed for the use of Lapits, and the Nunsery. Its perfume is exquisite, and washing properties unrivalled. For sale by all druggists. fet-eoly CURED BY DB DY. TWO BAD CASES OF Pin ES STRICKLAND’S PILE BEME Mr, Glass. of Janesville, Wisconsin writes for the benent of all who suiter with the Piles, that he has been troubled for sient years with an aggra- vated case of Piles. and his brother was discharged from the a: my as incurable, (be being quite para- lyzed with the Piles ) Both theae distressing cases were ae bottle of Dr STBICKLAND'S masters Tu urdays, from 3to5p m. Gentlemen's classes from 8 to 10. same evenings, NB — Private inatruction given to suit the con- ventence of the it eos prers.s.W.8 H. P. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Pennsyivanin avenne, bet. 6th and 7th ate... Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Our Academy is now Pupils. r ‘0 for the receptien of ct clase is now forming om Wed- Ir a from ote Sacteets er there t altend our regular classes. reulara be hind “Bile and W.G. Metzerott & a.» Muste Btores, ontlemens besids the A510 teenie cee eet . 5 < . bes! ie rec ‘The Hall can be rented for Sotrees, &o. fy Dr. Strickland, ought to convince these antler: Days and Hours of Twition = ing that the mostaggravated chrenic cases of Pil For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and | are cured by Dr. trickland’s Pile Bemedy. It Thureday afternoens eee. sold 4 Braggiets everywhere. Sold by J. Gentiemen's Classes. NAIRN & } OH AS. OHRISTIANI, 371 P: to 10 o'clock avenue and 502 9th street. ec 28-ly For farther informatio: ply bay ihe | the hours —_ of ih, OF ress a note to the A: Lo PERIOR REMEDY. Quarter commencing with the first lesson, #¢ 10 ¥ recommend to these suf- BANDS MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BaTae a. EDUCATIONAL. It gives relief ie with: almost instantaneous, and i &l not disagreeable to the taste Ther, doubt butthe Mellifinous Cough : the best pi epnretions, in and is ail thatite proprietor claims for it We have tried it during ihe past week, aud found relief froma mest dis- © is no Ms ALICE V. DALY respectfally announces to her friends amd the public generally that she will receiv UPILS for instruc residence. No. 7 oc®3 eh & jh. tis prepared by Dr. Strickland. No. 139 spcamore street, Cincinuati, Ohio, and fog sale by Drvgatete Bold by JW NAIRN & CO; also at WalTE’S Drug 6tore. and OAAS. CHKISTINI’S, 317 Pa, avenue and 502 Ninth street, tale 0026 ly SECEET DISRASES, ALL LADIWS SEMINARY will open in | cectusl remedy suse shoe ere ate and 7 ject vemed y—! , the only le M Sate sage altro #0 tt. "oc ws a ay discovered. Cures in two to tour days, and +BO stairs.on MONDAY. Oct. 3th | For particuiars inquire om the premises or see circulars. T meetereie 7 oc4-lm* 188 LUOY HUNTS will open a SOHOOL recent cases in twenty four hours No miners! balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be tanen. It is the soldier's hope, and —— te those who do le net want to Le exposed. packages, 93; fe- male, 83. 4"E for Girleon the First of October. No 199 San anitan’s Boot anp Hens Juices—A positive New York ¢, between 4th and Sth streets, and permanent cure fer Spyhilis. Scrofala, Uicers, _Sep 20-tf as sors. Spots Tetters. &c. ce $1.25 per bottle. T ST. TIMOTHY'S BALL. Sold by 8.0. Ford. Sei rtisement. my 6 FE dutics of this institution will be resamed f MABRIAG Ox, of Warnt nd Instruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital powers, with snre means of relief. Sent Be SORVRLIN mubioutegt i tara Abuc iT. . ‘wai tion. Philade Pa. on Sept. 1331865 For terma, &c.. see catalogne andcircular at the principal bookstores of this ty, or add thi ‘inet at eee A ! RRemovar. REMOVAL. J. P. DENNIS, COACHMAKER, BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Begs leave to inform his customers and the public Tine irs euerelly that he-bas BEMOVED from F225T GRAND BALL fis old stand. of 6th street, to Nos. 293' ov TEE ant 295 EB pee pes a = — Lag eateb ot ts, uth side o! nneylvanisa ave + op- “j posite Grover's Theatre, Ae his facilities are LONE STAB TEMPERANCE eater than old location, he can do 9 4 CLUB fi in all its brauches and build new work as CHEAP, DURABLE. aud inas as GOOD STYLE sny Coachmaker in the country. He hopes ploying none bat first class mechatics, an tng nothing but the best material, together with stric attention to business, te merit and receive «fair share of patronage. sep3 ¢o2m will be given at TEMPERANCE HALL, E street, between 9th and loth streets, on WEDNESDAY, November 7, 1866. EET z . MIS, M.D.. ee wentor and Patenice of the MINEEAL PLATE TERTH. attends pervonally at Bis office ip this city.; peru coe wear these teeth who cagnot wear others, pong person can wear who sannot wear sons calling at my office can ererns. hy chee ahs Seve an: je S to these who regatt icalar ‘and wis nee ‘at art can procure, the sg eoel partes ae fally warranted. and will be Rooms be- tween oth . STOVES, &c. PREPARE FOR WINTER. At BOYD'S, 479 9h street, DecwesnD and B You ean get irs for all kinds of Stoves, Baraca colebraied MANGES for sale ce! ° Cook. ng sud Heating SFOVES in great variety. BB. tenler of Weightwaud Meavares pee his ee ents S22 0BEBT BOY: _0¢ 30-Im* 479 tb street, bet. D and is, STOVES, a STOVES, STOVES. Persons desiring article of STOVES, BABGES, dc. would do well to give use call. Tn the live of RATING STOVES we hate “Morning Glory ner,” “Violet Madi: “Gem Parlor Heat- BUBN- G Base stor,” “Bibb’s ond,” and* ers’ Also, several different styles of GAS 2 ‘the COOK sTovES ere “Morping si seoing Star, “Penpss{vania ” ""Deflsnee,” lenge.” o06 “Bho A ha —_—_—_————e EXPRESS COMPANIES. OFFICE 514 PENN’A AVENUE. 19 PENNSYLTANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE 219 P L¥ANIA 5 BNNSYL ON EDs. @REAT BASTERR. NORTHERN, @N, AKD SOUTHERE EXPHkes FORWARDEBS. Merchandise, M. and Valanbles of all kinds forwarded with di to all accessible sections of the country. COLLECTION min RAFTS, AND LS ‘Made tn seceesibie partso” be United States. wh %6-tf wee 0:0. LOUB! FERBD | SALTI! assortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, +0 whicb we selicit the attention of BAKEES AND GROCERS, MILL PBED, MEAL, BALED Hay, and al! kinds of FEBD st lowrates. ib NE, GBOUMD een nae for sete low in lots to suit by my gett wi & co W.M. GALT 200. T. COFFE: MOSES BATES H. case Pact oks 3 EN) MMI: NAPE AN OE AT oe auaVibk Staats Bzw 0. Strict atten: end of m renee ee beret pave ‘made on Con- siguments, a 8 a baugiee a os Bs rothe K EN30CKY BRBAKYFA' BA vad sai A a Kin Cor. Vermont ay. and i5% street. oe ‘IDER VINEGAR. Tickets, admitting a gent and ladies, 61. IDER ViweCaR, oan ‘Ihe Committee pledge themselves to spare no near ; efforts to render this occasion equal to their former TDEH VINEGAR, | endeavors, andin strict accordance with the prin. r 4 i persovsin want ef PUBE CIDER VINEGAR | ciples of their organization, === no 5 pnd a examine my stock before PLEAeURE Is UR MOTTO. Goods delivered fre¢ of charze,in all parts of Wasbin and Georgetown, D. U. TERMS CasH THE FIBST GRAND BALL WESTERN BESEFIOIAL ASSOCIATION 7 INN, BUY Rlon Bottling Depot, will be given at £ cc 20-1m 57 Greene st,, Georgetown, D.C. STOTT’S HALL, 4 CARD Corner of 20th »treet and Pennsylvania avenue, STOBES 315 AND 317, South corner Penn's avenue and 9th street. W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, Will give their es jal oe to all sales en- trusted to them. Particular care given to oat-door sales of Household Furniture, c., and all descrip- on TUESDAY, Noveysrr 6. The Committee pledge themselves to give satie- faction we all who may favor them With their ce) tee of A is . Wil . N OCole, tions of marchaed =, pies. have 0 pases: 3 for me y Ponabce. "O° Brean, B Pati. T. Atchioun; of os - uw! im avi a ‘te, . le between Sth and loth'ate.” [Int] ootreciOt | “Ne 'wattcr cose Siithea eRe room. _ no $.30* SUPERIOR Cabinet FURNITURE. {HAND I. 0. 0. F. LEVEE ‘The Subscriber is happy to inform bie numerous | MET RUPOLIS LODGE, No. 16, nds and customers that his stock ; “ Monde RBINET BUBNITUREE ed res is that they will gives GBAND LEVER AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th Street, of MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 5, 1866. Mu-iec will be furnished by Esputa’s Marine Bavé. upper will be served by one of the best Caterers y in the eit, Tickets $2, adwitti ‘tleman and ladies Ercentice Commins Dep. Oleh na Basal, G. Lyon, L. M. Graves, J. | K. Brewer, B. Jobneon! 06 25 ,27.30.n0 1.3.8-6t Ie Fall apd vom; embracing e' oy eand uslity, frou. the finest nee SUITE down to the OHBAPEST has very-conzintble sauce Se Cunsirs ic! for Finer OLAS HOUSE FURNISHING BOT CR: LISH MENT. snd at prices that det7 competivion, ease and sa ourself before purc! H JOHN 0. WILSON vt . Southeast corner 9th and D'sts, Dear 6th street. CH wishes to inform his frien ls and the eraily that he now keeps con- staptly on hi OYSTERS. fresh every aay Pee at mn every fie, is WINES and LIQUORS cannot be snr Call and give him e tri: Oc 23 tf Pe. we s| @UneiT GUNBTT public ge: Ge! @uUN8 GUNS II! No. 414 DSTBREBT! No, 414 DSTREET! JOHN J. PEABODY, 00 28 tf GUN AND LOCKSMITH — Manuel ace 4 eet Eeipeie <- | POWDER, SHOT, BALLS, Higiemonte Usnsdlaives dee ‘Wegee Moshe PRROUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES, 5 Ulereq,et De Vullat; Guide | of all kinds and sizes. Cons: Mo- Also, New and Second-hand 8H0O' I willsell as cheap-ea tha chearest for coun, ee” Fe: jal attention paid to the repalring of Gans, iplomatiques et ad, volumes: Paris. | Locks, &. Tolums: Lelpeic. “Henabaw Manual fr Gated | Sy DELE HANGING promptly attended to, Bentes Uoneuie 3 volume; New York. The United oy SIGN OF Tite ’ SIGN OF THE BIG GUN. Sestee Coneuier Bystem ead Mangal for Consuls, 1 lume; Washi ‘Tuson—British 414 D street, betw, 6th and “th, north side. i ‘and Practical Guido. Brice age 0c 28-20 ‘Wastington, D. 0. ’ Liao ar anata et eee Yonctions oa | Parte” dea mas others Coane Tee, Zrolumes: Ger isaac eer aos ee reso jomacy and Intern imported from Europe ty FRANCK TATLUS.”” ws 7 TIOE. rT, at 4 avenus, takes Pleasure of inform his friends 6 us jomere. Lh chased the estebl of Bon! po 8 boc, pte all FPRCIT THERS Awd DuTOR BULBOUS ‘omen ta ite city, Py matial consent. °°" Fruit Trees of Snese quality and moderate’ tones and ton years’ of practicing his mene in price, can be sugplied by the undersigned;: in Wasbington, has succeeded to. name easioting of 8 Dwart Pears, Apples, | known not onig as a. Fi neh Baker, but for the Peaches, pricets. Nectar Cherries, is | hygienfe qaniitiee ofpie® read. Ps ines—Delaware cord, rou- naisving “on ces omery, of Lae Kaas ad afew Blackberries, Strawberries, Carrants, belther trouble nar expenie ia the way ot fabtine, Shade Trees, Roses. Bc. on ~~ pres of Bache ble tee em mtna, | faz ssh and ontiaas Yo Doe ged > * ies. x P, FULL’ Ea’ ° Wenieaasitho ke Batata: | Ws RePaa are pa. Tviec, &c. lected specially for my trade. of the pnbite to our ae, and reat | assortment of C: AnD IEBS, BBA 5 | thie side or Pattatelphieeall Prom tere oguecstod eatab of Cornelius & Baker, Philadelphia. B 8H. JOHN SAUL. 392 7th street abowe Ht. U BF Seed Store will be removed. after November ' lishment aker 4 it, to 444 7th etreet, oppesite & 8. Patent Of. |, which we sell at manufacturers’ prices, Siam oft ieee panes gentz, 2 a} uth side, PUBE OLD PoRT WINE 18.2 nine Wear Corer }ith stcest,_ nowy ent boned tiem amet veppiy ct pale a DO! sud frst quality PORT WINE, "Alto Douro FOR SAL B20 .G00 “oxtes choice. hardy, per, tite Rear wa vi PA wine has been Rnown to me several tion comprises the ne effects ‘persous suffering with att ordered and recommbnded by and con be relied onlin very particule corner lit! physicians, UROH BLL, vo Pras aim sth How UOK WBBaT. BUCK WREAT 10.00 1Ibe. prime new BUCK WITBAT, jnst re- ceived and for sale by , P REAVANS a SHAW, At the Old #tand of Mortisom, Shaw Yo. oc ko Sw" ¥ street, bet, Lith and i2th, P REED, con be nes is wy crateg at fe TELEGRAMS, &e. Theexcitement in Canada in regard tote Fenian trials bas moderated. The Episco- palignmintsier, D. F. Lumsden, was tried Saturday. The court-room was densely crowded, A large number of witnesses were examined, and the jury returned a yertict of ‘mot guilty.” The prisoner's wife, who was present, was very much affected. His Lord- ship, before dixenarging the prisoner, acmon- ished him on the use of ardent apirits,it havin, been proved that the prisoner, although @ cl gyMAaD, was in astste of intoxication duri: the commission of the acts charged in the in- dictment. On Thursday a young seryant woman, re- siding near Greenbush, opposite Albany. N_ Y., poured some kerosene oil from a can imo & Ftove to quicken the fire. An explosion took place. She was enveloped »n the flames and ber back bedly burned. Whilst conveying her to the home of her mother, the horse attached to the vebicle in which she was took fright, and, becoming unmanageabie, ran away. The occupants of the carriage were turown out. and it is supposed that the unfortunate woman re- ceived internal injuries. She died nex. morn- pe. The steamer Tom Stevens arrived at St. Joseph from tbe Upper Missouri with $20,040 in treasure, on Saturday. An agent of the Smithsonian Institute was on board, with a large number ef petrified animals tor the insti- tute and Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences, There are over 30 different kinds of small animals, extinct and living, and bears. «e., of mammoth size. The collection was made by Professor Hyden, in J/akota Terri- tory, near the head of the Whit: river. Hiram Patterson, Radical, has been elected State Senator from Sumner and Smith coan- ties, Tennessee, over Bailie Peyton, Conserva- tive, by over 100 majority. Wright, Radical, bas been elected representative from Sumner county over Bonhour, Conservative, by 45 majority. Clements, Radical, formerly a member of Congress, has been elected repre- sentative from Sumner, Smith, and Mace counties, over Caldwell, Conservative. Considerable excitement prevails at Mem- Pphis, Tenneseee, over the arrest made Friday night of Superintenaent Beaumont, of the me- trepolitan police, together with E. W. Pratt, his chief detective. for malfeasance in office, levying black mail, &c. The case was bronght up, and a number of witnesses for the prose- cution examined. The trial was conunued until Monday morning. The Hon, A. H. Stepbens, in a private letter, incidentally alludes to @ statement published in a Northern journal regarding himself and bretber in the matter of the convstitational amendment, and characterizes it ax utterly without foundation. He thinks the Legisla- ture should reject the amendment promptly. The jury, after an absence ef about an heur- at Danbury, Conn, returned the verdict of guilty againet all the robbers of the Adams Express Company. The counsel forthe de- fence bave filed a motion of arrest of jadgment for alleged misconduct of a juror, and also a motion for a new trial for error on the rulings of the judge. General Kiddoo, the superintendent of the Freedmen’s Bureau in Texas, is about making a tour throngh the State to examine the condi- tion of the freedmen. He announces himsel altogether opposed to the determmation ex- pressed by many to decline making yearly con- tracts for 1°67, which he declares will be ruin- ous to their moral and physical welfare. The Merchants’ Union express car, on the New York mail train from the East. took fire Saturday morning near Palmyra, and befcre the flames conld be suppressed the frey ht was damaged to the amount of $2,000 by ‘ire and water. The burned treight was mestly consigned to Bufflo. in the case of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence railroad bond-holders, who spped for an in- junction to enjoin the Grand Trunk Railway Company and their employees from prevent ing the bond-bolders taking possesion of the road, the injunction was refused by Judge Tapley. ri A number of cases of muskets bave been seized at the railway station at Woodstock, Canada West, under suspicious circumstances. From the erasureson the boxes they appear to have been the property of the United States Government. The consignees are not known. General Halleck bas received intelligence that the remainder of the money stolen from the paymaster general of Idaho had been re- covered, and two of the soldiers of the 4th in- fantry who committed the robbery had been captured. A fire Friday night on Franklin avenne, St- Lonis, destroyed the flour mill of D. G. Green- wood, the ham factery of Chas. Mueller, and several adjoining buildings. The loss amounted to $25,000, on which there isa partial insu- Trance. The mortuary report of Louisville, Ky., for Uctober records two hundred and twenty deaths, seventeen of which were trom cholera, most, if pot all, having been imported from other localities. Afire occurred in Boston, Saturday night, ciuusing & loss of $300,000 to $100,000. It com. menced at4l Franklin street and burned five or six buildings on either side of the place of beginning. The City Councils of Oincinnati saves a resolution requesting President Johnson to use his influence to have the sentence of death recently passed upon Rey. Father McMakon and Colonel Lynch remitted. Information bas been received of the capture, on the plains, by the India: Mrs. P. OC. Giutry, of Missouri. Her husband was tem poraily absent trom the camp. They were on their way to Idaho. A double murder occurred at Coidwater, Michigan, Satarday night. Kbenezer Leach met his wife walking with George D. Brown, a young lawyer, and killedthem both. Cause, jealousy. The New York Times says General Bagley and staff and the field officers of the Sarsfield brigade have sailed for Ireland, via Bremen, at which port they areto await Stephens’ ar- rival. The crops in Texas have nearly sll been gathered. More has been saved than was ex. pected, but the cotton crop is still very short. AGerman named Schwartz committed sui- cide at Hillsborough, Ohio, Friday, by shoot- ing bimeelf through the head. The steamship Pennsylvania. witn the 100th British regiment on board, arrived at (uebec Saturday. The total revenne of the Canadian Govern- meypttor the month of October amounted to $1,171,000, and the expenditures to $902,200. The almshouse m Falmouth, Me., was de- stroyed by fire Friday morning. Three of the inmates were barned to death. The receipts atthe Illinois State Treasury office > Gaimaitae from all sources. amount to $134,170 30. Mayor Booth, 0. Brooklyn; has received let- ters from General Grant and Admiral Farragut aceey!Meg the gold medals tendered them. The Cincinnati Commercial reports the burn- ing of pveres with 200 barrels of coal oil at Maysville, Ky. The loss is $250,000. The Indians bave appeared in Bande: County, Texas, audare driving in "ue seule A.dispatch trom New Urleans says: Sheridan has not been ordered to proceed to Washington or elsewhere. >. , » Meredith P. Gentry, of Nashville, died yes- terday. All Saints Day was obser ved as a general holi- day in New Orleans. t Pupdaonen Saves Story an asam- le of the stories m: lactured ce he elections pies Fos + We give the iniewise dispatch trom New Orleans, dated Nov. 2d “Wwe bare venta ae m who has yn! hresenthy most exalted ‘aud Tespectal offices State, that i eubseripilon DAs ee $s preparation mai e+ of the most no‘ed thugs and marderers this city to Washington, with the viewer over. awing ar bre: Congress. This pected from 1 Tracda te mers The jatest reports we received from Baiti- More vp tothe hour of our going w press on Saturday, was to the effect that the sew po- Hee commitsioners were required by Judge Bond to give bail to keep the peace. Compli- ance wath this requnement would have pre- yented W.T. Valiant and Jas. Young, claim- ing to be police commissiovere, from acting as such, “se long as the said ‘Vaiiant and \ iz shail not Rave estapliched their claims by law fo be poiice commissioners for the said city duly appointed, and the present commission - ers continue in the de facto exercise of their Office.” On the annovicement of the order, the counsel for the commissioners stated that on consultation with their clients, it was de- cided that they would decline to give bail, whereupon the commitments were made out. These proceedings oceupied some time, and 4% o'clock the new police commissioners ibe shen were placed jn @ carriage and veyed to tbe city jail. Asthbey left the court. bouse they were loudly cheered by the crowd present, Their counsel Saturday night made applica- tion to Judge Bartoli, of the Court of Appeais, for a writ of habeas corpus to bring before him the parties held in custody by the warden of the city jail, onder the order of Judge Bond, of the Criminal Court. Yesterday being Sunday. it could not be served until this morning. As it Is a subject of much discussion when the writ will be returnable, it may be well here to quote the law of Maryland on the subject of habeas corpus. “Section 4, of act 43, says that the officer having the party serving out the writ shall within three days after such service make return of the writ and cause the person detained to be brought before the court or judge, according to the demand of the writ.” ir this discretionary power of the warden to return the wri? within three days should be availed of, it is supposed the parties may not get a bearing before Tuesday or Wednesday morn- ing. Itis not known what course the warden of the jail will take. If the parties should be brought before Judge Haitol to-day, it is pre- sumed the whole question and the numerous points of law involved will be discussed by the counsel on either side. The writ of Aabeas corpus is made returnable immediately, and the friends of the newly pointed commissioners claim that the ward- en will have to make his return immedi- ately. ivis currently reported that there will be a new set of judges of election announced this Morning. as appointed by the new commission - ers. The registers of voters, it is also reported have determined to return their lists only to the judges appointed by Governor Swann’s commissioners. If this be so there there w: be fresh complications. There is no doubt that the police board will arrest all persons SstUMINg to Actin ARY e&pacity as by the an- thority of the recently appointed commission- ers The Sun of this morning says :—Saturday Major Geveral Canby, commanding the depart- ment, in which Baliimore is included, was in the city, with reference to the sitnation of af- fairs. About 4 o'clock Mayor Chapman, with Mesers. Hindes and Wood, and Henry Stovk- bridge, as counsel, attended at General Can- by’s office, at the Johnson Building, corner Calvert and Fayette streets, where a protract- ed interview was had. Itis understood that if the need arises, the action of the military will be prompt and effectual, they having de- termined that the peace of the city shall be pre- served. It is understood that application was made through Goy. Swann in the afternoon to Gen. Canby for a requisition on the captains of the police stations to turn over the muskets and other war materials in their eustody to the Uni- ted State authorities. but the requisition had not been made or enforced up to the Iatest ad- vices. At the Central Police Station, where Justice Spicer has acted for some time as the examining magistrate, % change was made on Saturday. Some weeks since Justice Spicer resigned, but the Police Board retused to receive his resigna- tion, and since then he has acted, assisted by Justice McKinley, until Friday night last, at which ume be positively retnsed to actany longer. The old Police Board bac ted Justice W. H. Hebden, one of the present Board of School Commissioners and a Justice of the Peace for the Seeond Ward, as his snc- cessor. At noon, on Saturday, about seven hundred United States troeps reached the city trom New York, by the Philadelphia, Wilmington And baltimore Railroad. They were at once marched to Fort McHenry. ‘Sre detach - ments of the eleventh and twelfth hs omy pera infantry; recently stationed at David's Island, apd are under command of Brevet Major Offley and Lieut. Robert E. Wade. The order for their transfer was. it is said, only received from Washington on Friday evening. The excitement prevai: during Saturday caused almost an entire suspension of business in the centre of the city, merchants, business men, clerke, mechanics, and in fact, every class of citizens, becoming absorbed in the stirring events transpiring. The remarkable good or- der and immunity from riot was not among the least wonderful events of the day. The city during yesterday: eeaaay )remained quiet, with the exception of a few slight dis- tarbances late in the afternoon, and which in all cases were promptly put do by the reg- ular police. here were jarge crowds congregated about the corners, discussing the t bg = » the secre gears of the sher- and ¢ 1y appoim’ police commis. sioners, but all was conducted good-humored- ly. The new commissioners and the sheriff remained in the city jail during yesterday, the guests, ar it were, of the waraen, tain James. They were allowed to see such ads as called upon them without interruption, and apparently passed the day as comfortably as three gentlemen could do under similar cir- cumstances. VISIT OF GOV. SWANN TO WASHINGTON—HIS RETURN WITH GEN. GRANT. Gov. Swann proceeded to Washington on Saturday evening, and returned to Baltimore at; o'clock Jast night, in company with Gen. Grant. Itis understood that a long confer- ence took place yesterday, at the Presidential Mansion, een the President, Gen. Grant, Secretary Stanton and Attorney General Stan- bery, with reference to the extraordinary con- ditién of affairs in this city. The result of the conference, it is stated. is to the civiland military authorities of the general government will be governed by the opinion of the law officer of the government, Attorney General Stanbery, thatthe military power of the governmsnt cannot be used to intervene in the itieal complications which have arisen in this city, except in case ofactual riot, or overtacts involving @ breach of the peace. Gen. Grant has reoms at the Eutaw House, and it is stated that he expresseda wisb to hear from committees of citizens on both sides ot the political imbroglio. In accordance with this expression, he was soon after his arrival pranett ie atthe Pin, eee So zens oF party, it a Bond, Tsayer Geeeee ‘and otbers, mB were in conference with bim at a late hour last night. A committee of conservative citizens also called at the Entaw House last night, but Gen. Grant, who was at the time receiving the rad- ical committee, expressed his regret ti to be allowed the protection of the Federal military x crenniie new! appointed lice commissioners to hold election yy this city to-morrow under jadges ot pace teed their tee) koran also con- ceding same privilege police com. missioners which they were appointed by the vernor to fe in authority; the legal- eee elections to be parang the de. cision of courts upon the q: of the power oS oon eee 5 sioners and it itis Ginna Wea tetelomendes to be be- cause the old commissioners of police, through wa counsel, haye so repeatediy expressed ir willingness and desire to submit the ques- 0U8 Bt issue to the adju = of the prdbet ine and fhe sbouia i FROM EVROPE. {By the Atlan‘ic Cable } - AUSTRIA Wretlla, Nov. 4—Decrees bave betn pro- Malgated reiieving Count Messav@l [roo ‘he lorem miliary office and appymwec Beust as bis successur. The oecrers ais —_ Baron Joby Ministero Wa: exy, relieved. The Ministry vw 19840. Vou Bewst tas tssurd a cory im he deviares separat ope He says be pnters the Austrian service tre aad uDpreyndiced. Avera wilt wan end pe concihatery poli os, but bold the dignity of the Empire. ITALY Frornencée, No —A Gepautation from Vene. ha had arrived at Pafin amid gremteorh usiaem, The Kimgand Oabidet were there vo rewive ibem rRCSSiA ELIN, Nev 4—The King of Saxony ana bis family re-entered Dresden yesterday and were well received by the people. De tier. Man Pariament, iis expected, will be ready vo Meet at the beginning of the year Beveexis, Nov. 4—Obasen, the Belgian War Minteter, bas resigned (By Steamer } New Yors, Nov. 4.—Phe steamer Cnty of Paris, trem Liverpool on tbe 2440, via Queens. town on the °Stb. has arrived. The Mechanics?’ Moagszine says the British Government bas ordered « 15-inch Kodman gun, wih improved carriage. shot, and powder, frem the United Stues. The gun will arrive im fiv- or six weeks, when we hope for a setuement of the question between Britieh and American ord- nance The Prince of Wales would leave England for Russia on the Sth of November With & DomMerous suite, to Aliend the marnage of the Princess Dagmar with the Ozarewitch. The War Secretary had inyited proposais for breech-loaderg to replace the present rifles Wea by the British army. Mt McRae, the Liverpooi agent of the Confederates, who wag sued in the courtat Liverpool by the United Fegan go hen gery te obtain information as to what property ss in his possession belong — ing to the Tate Sontederate Government, had been allowed a fortnight’s time, in the con- scription in Schleswig and idoistein decree@ from January |, in copfermity with the Prue. sian military regulations, under the Prasso- Saxon treaty, persons po’ sew | comprised uring the recent events will suffer no moles- tanoa. The famine bas almost ended, and a plenuful barvest bids fair to restore tne coan- try toi's usual prosperity. A Calcutta ewer snysit is estimated three-fourths of the ing pop m, and half the tower ciase of arriculty re perished or wil! perish before the nbe ed. Parole of Jefierson Davis Extended. Fortress Monro, Nov. 3.—The parole granted J+ ff. Davis some months ago, giving him the privilege of the fortress during the day, has beem extended through Execanyve cleme 7, in removing ail surveillance over nd the guards from “is rooms in Carroll Atpight. Instructions to this effect have been sent from Washington to Gen. Benton, commandant of the fort, thus divesting bis imprisonment of anything like severity, and paving the way, as is generally presumed, for his final parole and release. All the guards overhim during the day and night being re- Moved, he Dow enjoys perfectly untrammeled liberty, and every possible means of comfort and pleasure while held a prisoner in the fort. Itiesaid be has expressed great gratification at this action of the Goveroment, and al: contemplaies the vacating Carroll Hall, taking up his residence with Mrs. Davis in the casemates assigned her shorty afier her arrivai here. DORCHESTER aN” DELAWARE RAUL ROAD, — Ata meeting of the president and directors of the Dorchester and Deimware Railroad, on Wednesday, the several routes surveyed by Mr. Hessey, engineer in charge, were presented on the board, with diagrams of eacb—ail of which were thoroughly canvassed. The route by Aireys, Salem, Donohoe's, Federalsburg, and Horsry’s, to Bridgevili®—its entire te being thirty-eight .nilee—bas been the faverite Toute of the company. But the amount of sub- scription to the stoek book failing to justify the board in adopting it, they finally determined upon the route Isst surveyed, which rans borth of the route formerly laid out from Hor- sey’s and Bridgeville to Federaisburg, the Nanticoke at M. L. Smith's residences thence to Yellow Bridge; thence a little weet ot Wilhamsburg—being a straight line from Bridgeville; thence within three-q aarters of a mile of Washington and a haif mile of New Market. The engineer reports that w.th twenty-five thousand dollars more, the road from Bridgeville to New Market can be com- pleted by next peach season.—Cambridge ( Md.) Antelligencer. AN Ivpraya Divorce Irew.—An Indianapo- lis papersays: Mrs. D., at the last term of the Common Pieas Court, obtained a divorce from ber husband, and eleven days thereafter was married to a second husband. During the present term of court. Mrs. P., the mother of the aforesaid lady, also ied fer and ob. tained a divorce from her husband. On «ae way following Mr. S. obtained a divorce from bis wite, and three days thereafter be and the old lady, Mrs. P., were married by Justice Sullivan. The gentieman first tried to effect a marriage with the daughter bat failing with her, he hastened to himself to the mother. The nuptials were only delayed b; the unfortunate fact that both were married. As soon as this slight disability could be re. moved, they were united. S7 Alms-giving never poverishes—the recipient, &7 Fourteen wives and seven busbands pe tiuion for a divorce in Maine. &7 German farmers pickle their > PRok- ing it Gown in salt, * ds S7A dense fog in London on the ith of October eaused total suspension of buses. S97" A woman in England recently died of ex- cessive anger. SF Why should marriage be spoken of as tender tie, when nothing bat death can cat itt s7-One of the new boulevards in Mosco bas been named the Boulevard Amerikanski S7Mr Morphy, Uonsul General for United States at Frankfort-on-the-Main, pn broken his arm by @ failin alighting from his s7St. ‘Joseph, Missouri, is excited over the question whether negroes shall ride on the newly introduced street cars. S7 John Bull continues to be agitated in re. Alabama ¢ gard to his indetensibie course on the uestion. The uneasiness of the London imes is significant. S7-A man in Paris has recovered 400 francs from @ woman for breachof promise of mar- S7~A bill for the division of Texas has been introdaced in the Legisiature of that State, bat &7 London, “the largest, richest and nastiest city in the world,” amuses 5,000 people at ber theatres every night. S87 Of the eggs in every-day use in this city, we bave three varietes—the imported, we home, and the rotten. &7- At Columbus, Ohio, recently, a man was m™ by 8 rival who way-laid bim on his return from 3 visit to his intended. oat: ae ee bas been menage to assachusetts Legisiature ub- lieans of the Sixth Ward of Doowa. _ 87 Pleasant, to have a lady sweep ber mad- dy shirts across your nicely polished boots. @7 Acolored man of Lynchbarg, Va, bas just found $300 in gold thal be burial in abar- Ty immediately after the surrender. S7-At Cornish, N.H., last week,a little daughter of Mr. Kimball, ¢ ioe ota ee old, fell into a pau of scalding water and lived but six hours after the accident, wa ishment that human nature or ought toges around the family board. + wa Boney- moon ‘her he was,” and pro- was 74 ove wagon, Blacktriars altimo, vr wish. im bed, and the bed,