Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation im the District. W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Propricter. WASHINGTON CITY: NOVEMBER 15, 1566. FRIDAY “G7RBADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. TO ADVERTISERS. The following is the official showing of the | circulation of the daily papers of this city competing for the Government advertising Guder the recent act of Congress directing such Sdvertising to be made in the two daily aews- Papers of Washington baving the. largest circulation Entelligencer.... D552 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 : Evening Star.. Intelligencer... Chronicle. Republican . “ “ THE FUTUBE OF THE SOUTH. Throughout the history of American politics so notable an instance of perfidy as that of the Democratic party leaders in their conduct to- wards the South in the late elections, is uo- where om record. They went into the Phila- delpbia National Union Convention with pledges todo allin their power to save the South from the tender mercies of the extreme Radical jeader-. In subsequently, keeping Oly mer in the field in Pennsylvania, nd fere- ang Dix out of the way in New York in fayor of Hoffman, they threw away both those States in the vain hope of re-establishing themselves im power in the Government. They took no heed, whatever, of the lessons of previous elec- tions, which told most forcibiy that the majori- ty of the people of the States that had preserved the Union by force of arms, would not consent to trust again im power those at the North who had done their best to make the rebellion a success, And those at the South who had been } its originators and engineers. The upshot of | theta selfish policy is, that they have rendered the President utterly powerless to stand be- tween the South and the schemes of the ex- treme Radical leaders. Fortunately it 1s yet | im the power of the Sonth to depose those leaders from the control of the policy of the Republican party in Congress. Her acceptance of the proposed Constitution- al Amendment will accomplish that ob- Jeet beyond per adventure, and in that ‘way outy tan it be dome. The lute elec- tions mean that the North insists on the adop- Bion of the proposed amendment of the Const- tution as the condition precedent to the resto- Fation of the South to Congressional rights aud privileges, It is worse \handolly for the South to attempt to cheat itself into the belief that it ¢an bring about its restoration to full partici- pation in the Governmefit upon easier terms than the adoption of that amendment, and the entire exclusion of the classes of southerners from participation in the conduct of the Gen- eral Government. who cannot take the jron- elad oath. The danger is in delay on the part of the South in accepting these realities. These easy terms are not those of the extreme rad- icais, but of the moderate men of the North who heartily swstained the Government in | K) at rt rned and 2 SSS inn ta Matra tec id Lt “ nN od Members 2t all vo UN to tend a ore roer of 9th and D it ak B the M. w.@ Oommii ‘ me all ai ped Goods, Ei be hel iC. *r ¥ ith street - 2 ‘de! : 1th. Bef 3t Ys> Ladies Fain ; ine 4 Ma enero ena tated, Printed. als ae ne if be for sale; also. Confecti Oo 4 | B he = ©. ond yl mete he Resets ss : ge rT 06! reer eo Tale Bt “ce us WwW — 8. te Ni ete rtment of bav vii tion. * 180.8 cheice lot of ies ne sesortment ing reer own Masi wleneels Da Georae’ La EB handse: e N. W. SURO : ism splendid saddle horse: fais ibe whole aauiey Start een. vere ppl. ne. rier” potas ters ae ahle'to av ton bd i neveral of mks oa wh C OAS. ft ie en og /4-3t’ L ke 4 fu TSN sm40 foot Rastern rie sizes veo feel rs Witte Pie 3 and 5- ea Cc oifer for wl price fo. ‘ater poms fe ve ee dy ol rary now pt fit oe} at Fear tas has iid pebtas fa Patent objection thed alt tostime be ured. ae befor. day of , Ordered algo, that fe putnng down the rebellion. Though no be- diever im the abstract right of Congress to fix terms to the readmission of the South to Uon- gress, we see no good that can possibly come to the lately rebellious States in longer strug- gling against the power of the North to do as the latter pleases in the premises: more espe- j cially as the terms fixed involve no real hard- sip or wrong. Morally, the South has no Tight to demand that the North shall ac- cept as the grand result of the war, @ state of things governmental in which each citizen who fought to destroy the United States shall hereafier wield, practi- cally, twice as much powerat te polls as each man who fought to maintain the iategrity of the Government. Nor is it morally right or proper that any may upon whom the respon- sibility of leadership, civil or military, in be- Ralf of the rebellion, can be fixed, shall be're- stored to any position of honor, ‘trust or profit under the General Government, except insuch ndividual cases as may be deemed Proper by Congress. The Star's readers will recognize these views as having been steadily enforced im its columns whenever it has taken occasion to approach the subject. The time having ar. Tived when we believe the Stax can snbeerve the real interests ef the South by participating in the discussion of politics, ‘we propose tocon- sider this subject matter at length in fature is- sues, and trust that what we may have to say with reference to it will be received by such of our readers as participated in the rebellion, as counsel prompted simply by a sincere desire to benef the material, industrial and politica) interests of the southern séction of the Union. Tee Bareman Concert s.—Notwithstand- img the rain-storm last evening, there was a Jarge and fashionable assembiage at Metzerott Hail, Parepa, who made such &@ decidedly fs- yorable impression on her first appearance bere, more than confirmed it last evening, as the s0ugs she selected were those in which the whole range and capability of her sweet. pure and powerful voice were fally exercised The petted Brignoli sang in his best style. but ex- hibited bis usmal contemptuous indifference to the wishes of an audience by refusing to re- spond to an enthusiastic call of encore. Fer- ranti is an admirable buffo singer, and - far. Fortune was in good voice, Carl sa ‘wes exceilent’on the violin, and Mr. Mills showed ‘a dexterity in fingering the keys of the piano which led many to wish he would play some grand old march or waltz, as such pe paar are ol could play either, instead of pieces culated only to show what can be done with the instroment. The last concert of the season Will be given this evenin; S7' From the publishers, Ticsnor & Fields, trom J. Shillington, Odeon Batiding, and from J.C. Parker, Post Office-News Stand, we have The Atlantic Monthly tor December. John Neal, ‘Who, oddly enough, was once in the ary- goods business with John Pierpont, contribuies & goseipy article upon the life and character ot the jatter. Emerson contributes a poem, and there are articles by Trowboidge, Tuckerman, Haazewell, and ethers. The story, “The Sing- ing School Romance,” appears to be bya par- ticularly green hand. Our Young Folks, for November, recetved from Ticknor & Fields, and from J. Sbiling. ton, 1s rich in illustrations by Darley, Hen- messy and other first class artists. ————_———_—__—___ PExsONAL.— Wonders will never cease—the Richmond Fzaminer tavors Horace Greeley fer the New York Senatorehip. ----Dr. Thomas Antisell publishes a card to say that when Jobn Mitchell was released from an unjast confinement be went to Paris volu: itarily. He was peleased unconditionally. ‘Governor fetcher, Charles T. Drake and Henry T. Blow are candidates for the office of United States States Senator in Missouri. ----Edwia Forrest bas returned from California, $20,000 richer and im renewed health, but does not mean to act again. The Herald snys whereas he was once # wild indian on the s' he is now but a tameone. «-*-The indica are that Senator ‘Frambuil, of Tit., will be re-elected without much shew of opposition. ----Hon. Jas.Gath- rie, of Ky., is in enen bad health that there fs BO probability of his taking bis seat in the Unt- ted States Senare. Tse WEEKLY Srar is now on our counter for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails, containing, among much other reading matter an accountot the settlement of the dificalty tetween Gov. Swann, of Maryland, and the Commissioners: the datest Fenian news, pe pe Panny 6 ym ‘real of the prisoners in Oane- da. all about the Meteors: a good story ot «What the Panie did for my Brother George;” the Irish Mass Meeting: the Prize Ring; from toe recent anche ine tion; Humorous Skelones, tic. Mili News: | separate entrance. Pians vor EWXLAROING THR WTR Hors 2.— | Faster Star -—Allow me to ouggest, very br ef. | | ly, ® pian for enlarging and improving the President's House. the result of ‘some refiec- tion. Add two wings. forty feet wide, pro- jecting in front some twenty or and extending back to the south bi Of the ptesent building. Let the easiern wing, which will adjoin the east room, be used for lic Pecep- tiens, thus nearly doubling tt ie amount of Troom, now so much needed, for this purpose. Let the western wing, main floor, be devoted exclusively tothe President's offices, with a The advantages will be | obvious And great. The front will be greatly | impreved, as the projections of the wings (somewhat like the City Hal!) will relieve the appearance of the portico, now entirely too | Jarge for the size ste building. Enid ond | Sppropriated to the President's use (a! 0 | eet by $0) will be greatly increased, and af- | ford ample accommodation for secretaries | rooms, reception rooms, ic. The separate ea- trance, too, will be a great iraprovement, as it will aon visitors. from the family rooms, and admit of that privacy which is now impossibie, while the basement of this western wing might be appropriated for documents, guards, &c., &c. By removing the offices from the second story, ample space would be allowed for chambers, as the whole of this story, including the wings, could be devoted to this purpose. The number of these. under the present arrangement, is enurely tog limited, hardly affording decent | accommodation for a smail family, and making it necessary to | ment, where no Duman being should be allowed | tosleer. We will thus have a spacious and | commanding building, large enough for all | public and private uses of the Pres, it, im the center of the city, as the President's House should be, easy of access, in the midst of jhe Public offices, and conyeniemt for the Presi- dent, beads of Departments, and the public. The plan so often mentioned, of placing it in some dittant part of the city, should not be | @ntertained for a moment, for reasons too Obvious to require recapitulation. A summer | Tesidence for the President in the proposed | Poblic Park, or in some other pleasant and | convenient locality, might be provided, and | th's wonld be needed, whatever plan may be } adopted for the principal or winter r dence. ut the servants in the base- | ‘WORKINGMEN ENTION — | eae eeaeiren ser ae: | URDAY EVENING, at o'clock, at Gorman ry POTOMAO LODGE No. 5 | wilt } fobenraas nt at Rer stone of the Maso ne: ae of the W. M ol . ast Ore ‘A. JACKSON JO MASONIO —The Oiticere ai the GRAND LUDGE of F strict of Columbia, and of and - MORRIS waite Gr. Boo. } Chron.. Intel. and Con. Unton.) ATTRETION ae 3 '— A mass | meeting of the ISRAELITES OF WASH | TON will be held on SUNDAY, November 8th 1566, a1 2 o'clock p.m _,at the Vestry m of the Hebrew synagogue, 8th street, between Astreets, for the very necessary Aw ‘pose of or. geuizing a Hebrew Assistance Society. The at- tenJanes of ev Israclite of this city is reepect- fully solicited. By order, if 18AAC HBRZBBROG, Chairman of Committee. - FAIB—The REBEKAH DS z ASSOCIA Thu jo. A. will hold a | 4 Fellows’ il. * jencing on Mond: veniag, mst. y of Useful (a oa Articles wit fe; a lone. c@ Oream . As the proceeds of the Bair will be applied to chas itable purposes. the attendance of friends and ved Bo and public is solicited. THB FIT OF OOL, at rch, newly Z borth, will commence on MONDAY BVENING, Novemier 5, Entrance 15 cents. no 5-tf (PP ESTABLISHED 1562. McPHERSON EBGUSON. 571 Pass. AVENUE. ae det stRBET, Delevie Carito. Hit, PUBB Davos. MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, PERBFUMEBY vy . MENTS, &c., &o ich ri c ig Wight Weil promptly caswared. "4 ry between Gand H Ph; I Cugicz TEA coly $1. San SeRee Ab 12 cents, Golden SYRUP $1 per pation a Cloak ines ! EVANS. 265 oth «t.. bet. M ane. JUST BECEIVED: fe just reseived # handseme stock of 1NGB, to which we . 45 Marke! Bate. noich under avenue’ ‘Ouse, @sO: SG TOBACOO. Ss na We CLOAK A fire aiticle of ZEPHYR PUFF 80K. ING TOBACCO can be found opty at 398% Bst.: price 65 cents per pound. Also, a pleasant SMOKING OIGAR for Fiy: Cents. The finer grades of Demestic and Imported Cigars are also for sale, at moderate prices. G. W. SHIPLEY. _BO 16-66 398% E st., bet. 9th and 10th sts. Ew YORK BUCKWHEAT Sree XTRA NEW YORK BUCK. Ww % received, aud so Per tals ataneprlooat tie wanes aay nos _ WwW. TORCHED. B SALE~A ee CaBBIa@E, AND Bay Bocsss yoneg and », kind and 2 Usrtinge seats for four persons, pearly: ‘OAK ey if _Bo 18-3t* corner 24 snd Pstreets. Istan Ormcs OF OLAGETT & we y ASE AND NOTICE —Those ite 1S the consent of the owner to subdivide the whale squares, and are single Lot upoa asve sy batid Siviaton tobe sen HEESE! BOQUEFORT. 1 GRUY'ERE, | > 5400 * Dam, re les who contemplate residence. Piat of the's ib er CACCIO CAVALLO. SHUR Eaarca, OBEAM UMBESE. Ar aisha Ey enienthinaidas oa em Fer ceoee OB SALE—A pow 0 HORS, per- care pis, aed eaate every ee owner bavi 0 farther use fer bim In - pict Gogh tery Btables, on 8th street. be- 1415 On LoDon, FOR SALE In 8UMB TO SUIT, . FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT OW FA. VORABLE TERMS, LEWIS JOHNSON & 00., Bankers, if 292 Pennay! avenne, OABB14@ks, ‘f____899 Pennay!vedia avenue, Having SRE mpi, tom 409 Pa avenue to 374 D street, Ress se echiee between nol" 374 Detrest. tn OT? TREES SARS eB oneeane All will find it greatly to'themw i: poateilne these sapere Inatramente be Gul ‘egency at ORUNOM L WILD & BROS Bew ‘Forte and Organ Wureroo io. 407 ye ey ot aoe raee wad tr Tu: cones jeclading e oad RIG tad BEPATBING Bo 13 6m™ amet 7 and oes ute Onanw, tor rl 5 thfully executed, E. eek a 3 PLAM Stes wma eee FRANCK TAYLOB. | LOST AND FOUND. here tiemeat SONS B, ELVA tne s — fs) ted tocome forward sad the Heights of ‘The owner is y charges, and JOHN A. BARB! : . | OST-A Se DOG of white end black ] igh; heir long: 2 color; abovt 20 i aid fe etn: RED'S erable 454 ths : Laer wied pil ts gard tothe L ttreet bet tah end I _¢ & ary the i ty from wit t om) oe i be Liber. nol seme at the warded. OUND TEES a — = rood tag and ema‘ ¥ property, pay charges and take her oT no 15 8t™ J PR 0, 4%; atrset, near it land. panes UP ASTRAY. ou my premises, three COWS. + to red ones and one bro: owner or owners will please cone war, prove property, pay charges, id tek: them away, ry ~ ne 1s St wn ous; with- it borns. Fo astenes me of 1 on breast; with red cof lock. Auswerivg to the above reward will be paid on tl ‘rom thi Jones. near eo HOBeE, merked U. 8 and 1. 0.; Mane and tail somewhat sunburnt; nese. The above reward will be GEO. JO Byatteville, Prince George's Uo. PERSONAL. ptember 6th streets, Office hours from 10 to 9p. m. between 3a.m BS. L. SMITH an excellent OI Business and Healing Med ipg @nd dead, get sane Heurs from 10a m. tilly corner 6th street and Penn’a ay: ENTLEMEN desirous of berige thelr CLOTG- ING SCOURED and REPAIRED. 80 B8 10 Ap- tay cm prowl do well by cal! tB Ma- U ag le. ace ier be sireet 1 it ens! ond Hand Olothi Ef G D2 bovEsor residence, back to bis old office, No. 4 UVED from his office ae of 9th and F ets , het. nolé im" Att INQUIRIES AND OomM VIO) in reference to ‘* Wall's Opera House. be reduce to writing, and addressed to the abo no ee Ww. WI16H TO INfUBM our iady friends ‘we can now, af a little notice, make and stamp ony pati: rought us; and take special care to obtain the very latest designs of Stamos for nds of Needlework Stamped » Braid, Silk and Working Cotton it Ly oc 27 tf PRINOS, 381 F street. _ BOARDING OB RENT—Two Farvishel BOOMS, with BOAKD, suitable tor « gentleman an wile, two single gentlemen. Ingeire at i6i F Pe eferences given and required, Be. et BL F ING — Gentlemen can be accommodated : Fhe) and Bee ype No A aut . betwe and 5 2 .Ta- BOARDERS accommodated. “Moais sont out if required. Bo 16-8t* EESONS CAN BE ACOOMMODATED WiTd' P Boome and Table roan at No. 138 Duubar- ry ith street, Georgetown, _Ro 15-sw* OB RENT—With or without board, two large and very nicely furnished BOOMS. seo story, fronting on Pa avenue, suitable for parlor room.or two bed rooms, af 122 Pa. ay no 13-8t* Ptbpont 6th street, between O st. abd Louisiana 0c 18-Im* TAbLe BOARD at No, 464 loth streets tow doors of the avenue. Torms month. ud do16 ESTEE GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS ATOBES, JEWELBY AND SILVERWARE 3.8. BLACKFORD & SON, 99 Bridge street. Georgetown, D C., - site Nationsl Bank of Commerce” euue FU ISHED BOO! to $15 per month. at No. 485 nue. FOR OARD TUE OLDEST HOUSE 1 GEORGETOWN. = TINE in We offer our usnal comple WATCHES, JEWELRY Just received GoLb are0! AND SILVER WARE. al lot of 1. BINGH of cat hele dc 4 and 36 karat plain © and weight. .& cheice LV ER cy 001 AE past HEAP DBY GOODs. We have j ef 'e ae Ah ved $1 mrge additions] eapoly Empress Clothe si ‘Wool oat Méorni Geoas ; Cloths and Onsai awis and kinge, iT money. els. Centon Give usa call and sare eee Tee eT MIN MILD oe 37-1m" 101 Bridge ut , @oons N Ew aT HENNING’S ONE PRICE CLOTHING STOKE: + Corner Seventh Street and Maryland Avenue, BLUE PILOT OVEBOOATS, 925, BEOWN WITNEY OVEROOATS, $20 ana 925, Boys’ BROWN end GRAY MELTON 80ITs, Jacket and Pants, 97.50. Also, on band— CASSIMERE SUITS for gentlemen, Cost, Vest aud Pants, reduced frem @18 to $16, Also, Gente’ SILK-MIXED OaSsIMEBRE SUITS, re- duced from $98 to $20, ONE PBICE ONLY, MABEED IN PLAIS FIGUBES! : NO DEVIATION! GEORGE O. HENNING, + Bo 18 6tif Ca ae Peer nerztand ov ati SELBY, 323 Pennsylvania avenue destring to red al aud inter UBY-GDUDS bythe ist raga g ry Getermined to ram it ull that time ea UMBER! LUMBERI! Vir iT eahee. feet of Virginia Pine Joist, frem 29 to 30 Shorea Vi end Heailock Jolet, Teo Ito 35 fost, coh ae aee i pe Oyprees Shingles, (Simmons & Davis’ Ho, Cypress Shingles, common braads and good assortment of 4,64 and 4 White Pine, Piao Bou foot eaund Ses Onroling joorteg ne . seh and Walnat «imate gs tara Office, 1 Be 9-tf of . © paper containing LOCAL NEWS. Tas Wasninoton mee Faiz. —Oa Mon- ‘day-wext, 1t is expeeted that the grea! norse far will B® opemed at the National Course, SECOND EDITION, ——— — } over tne : Bran oes h is vase atin ia ai a u perin' ech tte fle of ‘Sr Mover’ be s already pro- ant to over $6,000, and it is probabie that this sum will be increased. On Mon ‘there will be two rases, the first for all trot’ GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. ‘Wasnisoton, November 16, 1°86. Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quotations of Government securities: owned in the District or Maryiand, for ou, a aud the 6 Tuesday, rond for all ru purse of $1,500 Wednesday, for pacers, lldy | for runners: Friday, $500 for trotters: ‘Satu Lio day, a great trot for $3,000, Ws || week, $500 for double teams. -T! 107 | horees Dex Pr, Pat . and Silas Ri lu9% | the renowned Megoosler, trom Pittsbu: 100 ‘de entered, and it is very probable that race 1074 | wil be made between the fastest (rotier, Dex- 106 ter, and the pacer, Megoosler. The races will U.S. seven Thirfies July, 108 commence at 2 p. m. each day. SaLne. > maa eral Five Twennent 1862. 109x; | Masonic Cexsmonies 1x BALTIMORE —The 1864, 107: Five Twenties, | /*¥!Dz of the corner-stone of 1865, 10754; Five I'wenties, January and Jaly, | Temple, in Baitimore, will ta 1865, 109.y; Ten Forties 100%; Seven Thirties, | day, the 20th instant, and it is expect August, 107; do. June, 106%; do. July, 106%; | Dumber of the craft in this city will be in Gold, 143. tendance. For the information of those contemplate participating in the ceremonies, ‘We would state that by regulations ot the com- mittee of arrangements of the Grand Lodge of Maryland no enbordinate lodges but those of their own jurisdiction will be silowed in the procession, and no banners but those of com- | manderies, grand chapters and grand lodges * New York, Novy. 16.—2d Board—U.S. reg- | will appear. The dress of the craft, as pre- istered. pet 1G do., dal ge 113qs ver » 1064; do: 109; do., 1835, Ton 1-408, Teqblered. 102 do eospend, 100%; | None others will be admitted. Master Masons ‘8, 107: Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, | And hoyal Arch Masons in good standing are Janton, 534; Cumberland, 71; Quicksii- | invited, but cannot organize as lodges or chap- ver, 56%, Mariposa, 15%; New York Central, | ‘Ts, their principal officers being in attendance ily: Erie, 78%; oP tales $34: Hudson, 124; | with their respective grand bodies. , - C 13%; - ~ 2 . ogg ee MR Toes tpg elem ore | Surcrom —Last night, Francis Espanta, a res- Olevelandand Pittsburg, 45%; Cleveland and | ident of this city tor several years past, and Toledo, 114; Rock Isiand, 106%; Northwes. | Who, i’ issaid, bas been attached to the Ma- tern, 51%; do. preferred, 714; Fort Wayne, | Tine Band for 30 years, committed suicide at Gy: Ohbicago and Alton, —; Alton and Ter. | Dis residence, No. 511 EF street, between 6th re FINANCIAL. i Lewis Johnson & Co., quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows Lonpon, Noy. 15—{Per Oable.f—Konds, 61x Console, 9; Erie, 49%: INinois Central, cre oy with iock coat, high silk hat and white gloves piney ‘abas: > W. U. | Aud 7th streets east, by shooting bimself with Telegraph ions oeaen Wor fh Th A pistol. The ball entered nis forehead, caus- Pacific Mail, 240; Atlantic Mail,—. Amer- | '"€ death in five minutes. Deceased was a ican gold, 3.15 p, m., 43%. native of Barcelona, Spain, and was about 71 1288 AN IMPOBTANT OONFEERERCE. The following was telegraphed to the Phila- | j j | years of age. It was his custom to get up at night and smoke a cigarette. His wife noticed him get up last night and take a light and twist @ paper, and thinking he was going to smoke as usual, turned over to sleep. In about five minutes she heard the report of a pistol, and discovered what had been done. The de- | ceased leaves a wite and four childres, all married and in good circumstatices. The cor- oner was notified to hold an inyuest, orale FUNERAL or Mr. Vivans.—The faneral of delphia Ledger from this city last night : Chief Justice Chase called at the White House this evening, and was closeted with the Presi- gent for about an hour. Betore his departure Mr. Seward, Gov. Randall, Mr. MeUuitoch ard Mr. Browning arrived, and remained in pie sera ieee a President until ten | : It i tt 3 oe Since zy Bets (retin sub. | the late fonis Vivans took piace this morning Jett, based upon Sn effort now making by lead- | {fom St. Matthews Church, where solemn re~ ing men ot all parties to induce the President, Gate ne ceeie by Mev) 0. 9. in consideration of @ general amnesty, to in- | White, the pastor. who also delivered a dis- nce the people of the South to accept univer- | COUrse appropriate to the occasion. The body ‘sal suffrage, with aqualification either of prop- | WS in 8 handsome makogany silver-mounted erty oF intelligence. Prominent Southern men | Coffin, furnished by Mr Joseph Gawier, un- are co-operating with Republicans and Demo- | 2¢?taker; and after the services. it was followed rats in‘this effort. by a large concourse of citizens to Mount ©1- i ivet Cemetery, where it was interred. The OABINET M&ETING. following acted as pall-bearers :—Mesers. J. The meeting of the Usbinet to-day was Osrroll me — ay Mewiney eg aren re; s, Henr; an I Qttended by all the members except the Attor- | Bh be =e ae ney Genéral, who is on a brief visit to New | —__o———— FUNERAL.—Yesterday afternoon the tuneral York.’ ‘The meeting lasted several hours. ot the late C. H. Manck. the well known lock- smith, took place from his residence on Sixth APPOINTHENT BY THE PRESIDENT: street. near G, and was largely sttended—the The President to-day appointed James A. Wrashingpa ote” Orne Form Central Lodge, No. 1, 0: Fello: ng pri t Sirigley, of Arkansas, Register of the Lead | soit ne the Tewaine t Office at Olarkeville, Arkansas. with Healo’s Band, following the remains to Glenwood, where they were interred, LAND OPERATIONS 18 Wi 1 L doe ISCONSIN AND Returns received by the Uommissioner of the General Land Office show that during October 6,162 acres of the public lands were disposed ot »&t the Stevens’ Point, Wisconsin, office, and at thelronton, Missouri, office, . Most of the Jand was taken for actual settlement. The ABS eg FRANKLIN SevaRK.—Kecently, Franklin Square, opposite the residence of Secretary Stanton, bas been much improved, and will, in a few years, doubtless be a beantifal Place ofresort. Walks have been made. trees and shrubbery planted, &c., under the direction of Mr, Stone, a gentleman ot much experience in landscape gardening. maiamnabece. aces (cn 222 UPBOLSTERER WANTED — ny VANDER. Tue CRAIG NEWS Association, (opposition Geen we estes High, stoee * to the Associated Press,) will, it is understood, Ceae AT BEDUCED PBIOES oust Mogptaiy Ohertgee Ss Stove, Do. , Do. Steamers, comimenee operations on Monday next. The Washington office will be in the building oc- ‘eupied by the Western Union Telegraphic Company. Mr. Bradford, Uraig’s right bower, is in Washington. diplomatizingand engineer. | nove'e’Taup barge 8tOre: Do. Ese, Do, Fur ing very actively in bebalf of the new associa- Boston Run e, Do, Kgg. very superior Geal, tion. Craig expresses the belief that he can wipe out the old association in less than three months, ahd Simonton declares that he will settle the hash of the Craig association short of ninety days. Meantime, the press of the coun- try tay “G@o it, Oraig! Go'lt,S monton! and may you boto live long and prosper.” 5.00 Lehigh Foundry, $2, - Di “ i Vein, 8} PH nm . » Eyken's Val a constantly on hand. Bow is the stew for D, ofthe very best quality, families to putin their win- ) See hers = Era etal “Orders Hit bo receteed at cur office. 488 9c, ag-The Washington Star of yesterday eve. 4 eames = Borat our wh 4 St “% nin, coup dJ’ e: case) 465 9th street, ‘< Biter to impeach the President. I —— f the 5 iniisetf wate’ crune forbs imesdie a” | A” woo i eu it se for imi im- % peachment.”—Cincinaati Gazette, 14th inst. od t — say The Gazette has been’ imposed upon. There léth atreet, between streets, has riot been a line or word in the Star of the 87 WOOD end COAL constantly on hand. 0 F-Im* A. 8. ALDEN, character alleged. 5 eae RELIRVED yROM DUTY.—It is announced in H L FO! if OR LE hs A BABE OHANCE FOR HOTEL KEEPERS special orders from the War Department that Siattnls Gereniotecenn in | “mularedeodaas Gaubeee sal taeic Gao 2 UNION HO Prete ig at his ow: uest, bee: Ngineers, 7 own m re. heved —_ oe ‘Azsemant Merged for the Freedmen’s Bureau in t tate of | y, eft x Florida. came. for SENT OR LEASE &5 L, .» 1 now offer the upon very liberal Intern ar Revesvz.. PEER be: situated on the of source to-day were #410, Rae of fink roc Poa foes or awe tw | ff foal ee Seat teat Sn gn Ra ener aaatee ay 4 gna fev three blocks of the Washington city tapie'tor some time, and Boe prams Fecootatne forty (0), poms, besides the kitchen, aah vortes ret jpeeed this | waver closete jomen on the ‘iret floor, day, sad portion of the moiey put up...The and for ladtes eecond Toor, and js far- fight promises to be one of creat interest, and ‘with gas throughout. An num. will come off within six weeks at some point Der of rooms can be added. if desired, by fintehing Stake will be large one, #140 a nde: and oy. | SEW*EHY of the baliding\e bandoomriy ta take BI, “ 4 ren bets are being negotlated.—New York in modern style, with Mausard 6 root, and with a separate entrance for ladies on Washington street. emt Fooms di for a mesaarane inal oon tad Risen Sepa rate from the Hotel. For furtner particulars eidress Nov, 15. | TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. alpen, LATER FROM EUROPE. corner of Greene ond Prussia Cre: ® Strong Fleet—The Pac- Georgetewa, D.C. ifteatio: repe—Strikes and Short. | —°°°°e?* Lin! time Meve: in Ettgland—Financial— The Marke is the reissue not ecte™" Tinta Stvont “Grorasowe Db Sere. (By Cable to the Associated Press. ; vii Benin, Nov. 16.—The Admiralty of Prussia pribed Leng’ ferrante oem ot =5 ato is engaged in the creation of a strong fleet, and leat 7 \ “gotice te hereby opives naval recruiting has been ordered to commence mek — the description of each imfaediately in the Dachies, “ De relesued If no solid. objection shonid then Vienna, Nov. 16 —The Journal of to-day, in ameditorial, says customs regulations have prea rhcir vpn td wai flit and Prussia, Tne Proposals weré caléulated to patity Europe. LivsRPoot, Nov. 16—Noon,—The abart-time movement is exténding among the edtton mulls for 89 of Lancashire... in the ine STOKE-UFON-TRENT, Noy. 15.— Every | "29 earthen ware manufactory hasclosed, and there tea universal etrike. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16—Noon.—The breadstaffs market is without change, Corn quoted at 3%s, for mixtd corn. Petroleum, 18. 64.ais. 74. Lonpon, Nov. 16.—The following are-the opening prices of American securities:—Uaited States five-twenties, 694; Illinois Ventral, 77 x: Erie,,494.. Consols, 99. ‘ Babe eile be he |) WHE CONDEMNED FENTANS. + = & New Trial Applied fer. segtenter tet Tororo, Nov. 16.—Mr; MeKensie, counse} ‘ted January 34, for the Fenians, 8. applying on Mon- a day to the Uourt 6t Queens or Common Plees Marci site in the newest for new trials for Lynch, den, Sianen, | was granted 19, 408, B. Whalen, and Quinn. The above mentioned are all under sentence of Heavy Robbery. Rostor, Nov. vot kang a Pe a young man called nie of war asenl Sia'cais ee pakeges ued at le : | Wnigh he escaped. Senaier Guthrie not Seriously Til. Lovi8viLLe, Nov. 16.—The statements je relative’ to the aldrming illness of ppd Quibrie are untrue. ' patty J RRP Ry ae 3 New York Markets. New York, N, 16, cent lower. Flour duji; Sou White Corn ove cent lower. oes 4 UNGALLANT.--The Longon Times records |) the arrival of Miss Shaw and other tady nurses at Wooi from and says pont Bs inmates of the mititary H pitale prefer the at 1 of the emt . Of the Danddred fer rte in the Herbert Hospital, ainetnen. pat of twenty have expressed # seinen " Erg on their Sorry to Renita ander The hal says ye = iber of such om: ts ‘are already collected at Charleston. scrited by the committer, isa full suitof biack, | Georgetown Corporation Affaires Boamp o A. pRawey—Toe Board Cropisy, Semmes, and 1, Communications from the Mayor, incle ings bili of Wm. L. Fletcher, tor 81 for repair ing an arcb, asd a bill of Charies Borrougas, for $69, for erecting @ \emporary Passage across othe canal, at Congress street, were reierred to . Mr. Cropiey, to whom had teen re ferted Coencil resolution appropriating §),0t5 ‘2 for the payment of the expenses of (Ke Poor and Workhouse for the quarter ending Sep tember gon, reported favo! ~ Sad the resolution was pa-sed. The Recorder having had referred to him the subject ot additions; compensation to the Metropolitan Po. ice, re ported ap ordinance, which was passed, ap se part 8145650 out of the yeneras wnd, for the payment, unl Jaoua™y is: 1367, of the additional compensa'ion ‘The Recorder also reported favoraply upon the resolution for the ntment of Aiithony Hyde veceed Jobn Marbury in the admin istration of the Corcoran Cie | fugd, ter | Iatter Daving resigned: paseea. A commen, cation from Council was received trausse: ting an application of Dr. ©. C. Cragin r the remission of 8 tax which had been. br ayers eTroneously imposed upon certain of ny prop- erty bordering upon the alley between J and Congress streets, which was recen’ P - terson sion of fines imposed by police open taverp keepers, who, though licence from the Government, had uot same approved by the Police Commi Adjourned. Commoy Covncts.—The President Inga be | fore the Board the petition of BB. Woliams ‘and otbere, st the condemauation of a cer tain private alley for® public bighway as pe sey at titioned for by B. Darby and W.G. Ba a former meeting.” Mr. Goddard presented petition ef Dr. ©. H. Cragia, for damag=s »: tained by him by the condemnation of ac. aliey adjoining his property for use as a pedbhe highwry. The Binyor’s messages, crauemit- ting the accounts of W.L. Fleteher for work @oue on an arch in Market street, and the bil! of Chas. Burroughs, for a temporary fotway At Congress ctreet bridge; also, the acce@at of the Daily Evening Unien for advertising. were referred. Mr. presented the pet:tion of T. Brow», for :he remission of @ fine; reterred Mr, Kane, from the finance committee, report ed resolutiens in favor of Courad Wolr, Geo Varneli, and Jobn Fuss. for remission of fine imposed under the act of Vongress relative to liquor licenses: adopted. Mr. Kane aiso re- ported & resolution remitting a fine JT posed on J.Clancey, for sellixg liquor by the small ‘Without license. M: jAbaugh ried ad versely npon the same case, and after consid erable discussion it was referred back to the committee. A resolution from the Aldermen, confirming the nomination of Anthony siyde. Esq., as a trustee of the Corcoran charity fund in place of Jobn Marbury, Esq, who res.gnea Was received aud adepted. Also, an ord: making 22 Sppropriation to pay the addisioual compehsation of the Metropolitan Police. Ag journed. A New CANAL ScPEeRINTENDEWT.—Y ester day, the dirs Canal beid a special meeting at their office Wasbington. Among the business transac was the removal of John Cameron, Esq the past three years superintendent of the fir« divirion of the canal, and the appeintment o: Mr. Ienac’ Morse, of Colesville. Md. io bis stead. Mr Camerop bas been identified with the history of thecanal for many years. ana bas always been considered as 4 COM petea: and faithful officer. Mr. Morse, bix successor, bas filled we postion. of superintendent of this division the canal, and is bighiy « teemed by his mumerous acquaintances’ bere and along the canal route. Tue Cayab — Arrived —The Six Days, with cement, and seventeen boats with coal con signed as follows:—To J. CG. Hieston,, 110.5 tons; Conselidation Uo. 107.7 tons: Hampishfte and Bainmore Go. 2ib.17 tons; Ameri Tden \ 5 ed—-The 8. J Orisg, sait to Muilstone Point; Six Pays, empty Bérrets to Kound Hill Cement Mill; The Base line. manures to Lift-lock No. 10, and sixteengooar- light Port oy GRorncrTown.—Enatered stemmers Exprees. Ryther mastar: Thos. E. Cabill a Tis master, from Baltimore, with merchagdize Cleared—Steamer Express, Ryther mast, for Baltimore a _____ B* W.L. WALL & Ps Anetomeers, Stores 315 1 South corner P®. avenue and 9tb streei. 08 AT AUCTIL ING, November 20 ‘at 12 1 sell, at our A ith without good 2 oe pay stare, ‘Wor . ‘ wee Fo Nem jo peremptorily aM for ; ALLS OO. acts, BX P4815 & 00. sheet i a s BATUBDAY MORE er our weekly sale — > ses Green and Blabk Tess end Starch ® boxes » boxes Bptoes brarre mato Wines snd A Wo of Ree chit Set ete anete Boiy cx (QGLE &00.. ducts. B* WM. L. WALL aie _ hectionsers. Bouth coruer i Bes titorvtese & M38, 3, A, PICK has just opened some 0° the a e Let 3 rv! al Porkstine. See ‘ id ae st. 4 enlarged our store by the Soca eer occupied by J. ©, Co., we are DOW propared to offer te the GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN being our purpose to keeps large, well Ja cnd corefally polected stock of WINES. wi confident, with on: ex echanped tealusien so ba ante to toset Before purchasing. make their tvantage to call and see a = BaBSousk & HAMILTOn, DoT-Im os 65 and 67 Loulsiane sveane. ne tone PIANO, of Bul