Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1866, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR 1g PUBLISHED DAILY, (RXOEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAB BUILDINGS Souchwest corner of Peun’s events and 1118 street aY WwW. D. WALLAOH. eo AR ts served by the carriers to their Cxpre P32 WERE. Copies at the counter, with or without PERSONAL. BS. CURTIS IRVING, Claircoyant, and Tist Medium, Will give life readings, tectuding Past, Present and 1 her office, 420, nertn ride of Penu'a avenue, between 13 and th streets Ofce hours from 9 to za. m. and 6 to 9p. m. D* 70% oe, omgoeaTHIo PAYSIOIAN. lence and office, No 42 4th street. mm. dord tf 9 T THE SeW OdeaP SfaMPING ROOMS 44 439 oth street, pe sive Patent Oifice, ladios can getatour reduced pricer,on the very best “Sight gown Yor at a Night goxn es, Testy stam pec Onemive Yomes, - Bands ither tor praid or embroidery, our p of the very laiest designs, seleeted wi New York bet: u receipt of them we we are abl y to issue new patterns as ee make and stamp ->ny pattern broaght us : $¢ Working Cotton at reduced prives. je iv t OKN D_OLARK, ATTORNEY AND COUN- SELLOB AT LAW AND NOTAMY PUBLIC, de it ly RO PE Ee No. 425 New York ave.. four doers ot Ath X'SWO corner 9'n at gua Becayen during the é attended to. de 1S tin” No. 525 12th street weet, will be prompt ded to. ANK M. STBINGFIELD, CONSTABLE ANU COLLECTOB. llects Kents, Debts and Claims ef al! kinds. iB laced in his hamds receives prompt at- on. rences given ifre Ufice S11 oth street, dence 501 Letreet, bet N. B.—Ordese by mail p de 14-10 ADIES IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED THAT 4 the NEW STAMPING DBPOT, on 9th street, 439. bas the best selection of Patterns ev f fered bere, and the proprietor has redu price to ONE HALF that has been charged hero- tofore. Being « practical Stamper, no tear necd be had of getting what willsuit you. Go see him. He will m si me ANY pattern de 15 tt OU HAVE IMPRUDENT, bat neither Bocha nor Samartian hum “wilt make the rip.” See Dr. DARBY, on 7ti® street, oppo site Odd Fellows’ Hall,and be c d quick and permanentiy. des-im D?; H. BE, WOODBURY has removed bis office to No. 339 F street, oppesite St Patrick's Obarch. de 8 solm* ONFIDENTIAL.—Young men who have in- Cc Jared themselves py certain secret habits, which unfit them for a or the duties of msrried life; also. middle aged and old men, who. from the foilies of youth, or other canses, feel a debility in advance of their years, befere placing themselves uader the treatment of Spy one.sbould first read *‘The Secret Friend Married ladies will learn something of importanc: by perusing WE oy —— Friend. BS wed gunk ress, in a se envelope. on receip! ‘Audréss Dr-OHAS. A STUART & OU... Bos ane x F2RIDAL AND FUNEBA B uers, CROSSES, ANCHORS, STARS lorm Hate Fownss, nad UBRAIBING. , . bat oaton ae removed Sa tiest between Gand. ¥ oc 36m" L ADIES WHO 48E DESIROUS OF A SKILL- 4 lished Physician, should com. wait Dr HENHY MORTON, 160 ent Fayette Itt: ir AMES GUILD, Dealer in New and Second hand Furniture. Old Furniture Bepatred. bolstered and Varnisbed. 12th and | oa pod the canal.) Highest price paid for Seco 4 Furniture. se fly’ *EREMIAH S. BLACK. WARDH.LAMON. C.F. BLACK. LAW OF FiOk. BLACK. a id rong = Jonnsellors and Atterney* at-Law in the Supreme Socre tte United States. the Court of Claims, the Uourts of the District. the Executive Depsrt- ments. and Committees of Congress. Office, 468 lath street, (directly opposite Wil- lards’ Hotel > de 18-tf CLOTHING, &o. gon BD ADVICE. / Faiths oti! one From the folks at Smith's Oak Hal! "Comes word of advice, So sound and so pice. For the present season of Fall. Button your coat Upw res throat. And we wtih cold ingows Good 2 You'll besick in your bed ‘Which will be ex vi Better honest. id Ana « tip tied Tor ine Fall, Sescueeh as = Which are sold at Smith's Oak Hall. 1 |. & CO. MERCHANT YAILOBS, mas In ‘Ts’ FURNISHING GOODS, Tobe k © ibing. from New York, at wae, posees, theo bad city. He invi' Tiends and the pabite (cues him = call. tei returns his sin- cere thanks for thet ir liberal patronage. oc 31-2m GPovEs & Baks& CELEBRATED FIRST PREMIUM FAMiLY SEWING MACHIVES, Fhe bets Mactine that will both Sew and Ba Penee hake an Elastic Stiteh thet will not bresk wt Is If, BUT FINLEY's? BY HOWI!ITT BCENs. MONEY LOABE! Jewelry, Clothing. de 8-m” Licensed Paw: SRO eae Book, Mrs. = s *. XXVIII. Ebening WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28. 1866. HOLIDAY GOODS. FRE Fernon LISH_ CHIN BH iia — nail BOWLS, 3 “PLATED Wan CASTORS. &c,. (for the holidays. lacge lot of cheap TOvs; LAMPS, OBIMNBYS, and No CoaL om cor Baa npenis Ls, fe and HBAYL. H®: FOR THB HOLIDAYSI est assortment of French “se and CANDIES that © District. ALSO. A large assortment of FANCY SUGAR PLU: BOXBS, jont receives from Paris, which Tein ofigr the Pablic at the lowest poes ble Fate UND — Large aesort: of F - N and FRUIT CARRS, constantly on hand. Call and examine, at ROBBBCK’S, enue, de 20 ot” __detween oth and 10th streets. & RIS 8 . 505 eho 505 PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS. KIDWELL & EENDERSON Would respectfully the attention of their friends and the public to their larg? and well- selected assortment of WALL PAFERS AND WINDOW SHADES, of the Latest Styles. Also, on hand ailarge assortment of OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS BUSTIO BLINDS. PAPER CURTAINS, FIBRE ROABD PRINTS, OVAL PIOTUBE FEAMES, Together with CORDS AND TASSELS TO SUIT. All of which they are prepared to rell at the LOWEST CASH PBIOE: Remember the place, 505 NINTH STREET. mr doors above D street, Seaton Hall Building. de 18 2w M AILLARD'S pA CHOOULATS DE FANTAISIE, EBT BONBON. MAILLARD’s CHOUOLAT PAB EXCELLENCE, This Triple V: ip cenit re id country, and is de 20 (BBisTMas asp aw YEAB’S PBES A rick and elegant assortment of G Robes de Chambre, = up expr the bgey Gold, Bilver, and Ivory-headed Canes, in beautiful variety” with Scars, Ties, Gloves. Suspenders. &c , with superior lot Toilet Articles, at reduced p 5, at Farnishing Store. ices. 73 Gente de 13 eotf venue, near 4% st. en OLORED TOY BOOKS, from Loudon; Freach J Labonlayes’ uyenile Books, direct from Pari: New Fairy Tales; Esop lervely illustrated, and many others, ,ust received. Det PRANCK TAYLOR. ors! Tove: Tove! ‘Those that wish to purchase cheap TOYS AND NOTIONS for Christmas or New Year's presents shonid not fail to goto BOSWELL’S FANCY STORE, 302 E street, ni closing them ou Hoa PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Just received— Bich Decorated DINNER SETS “ ~ © TEA Ti - oe TBIE-a TESTE SETS «French and English TOILET SETS “Fancy Chinaand Bohemian BUBEAU SETS Cologne Bottles. Vases, Mugs, Match Boxes Ciger Stands. Ash Stands. Smoking Sets Card Peoctvsee, Oard Plates, and Oard Baskets Pnft Boxes, Motto Coffees and W Sets Also. a large assortment of © ‘oys, which I am oSering at greatly red: 8. @all early and examine my stock, before pur- here. ehasing el-ewhere. F.M. LAZENBY, No. 124 Bridge streat de 21-Ft Pa Georgetow OOK OUT FOB THE HOLIDAYS! CHB. RUPPERT, KRISS KERINGLE HEADQUARTERS, No, 522 7TH STREET, BETWEEN D AND E, Importer of ali kinds of NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOOBS, Adapted for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Mr. BUPPERT takes great pleasure to inform bis numerous customers and the pablic generally that he bas just received, through his agents in France spd Germany. the largest and best selected Fancy Goods, suitable for Holiday and New Yoar Presents, among which we enumerste in purt :— DOLLS of every description, A great variety of ronsmonst ring | W. ESKS, Bro RBOT ES: AND canes Ain DRBSOING Cassa, BERR, Bago OBRAM' ry BOCK AND HOBBY HORSES. [pACkEsse AND OODFISH, oo porente large SHORB CODFISH. a berteis No.] MACKEBEL. Just recetved amd for sele at our wharf, foot of §eventh st. 8. Fr BROne 2 50 Commission . dols-tf No. 465 Ninth st., bet. Baud F. SOMETHING NEW. I bave just received se new styles of Black Weinct | Caned MOSTIO FRAMES: made tol ne ionk ateeapinten gut pk anc TS. Aiso, Ei jed BEC} }» With Sithout Flowers: suitable Present for ashe “Yaistial Opposite Patent Omen ttheniect. O72 duepuan’s Panton ORGeNee ee the me ORG. All will Sad it greatly to their i Only 7 a GEORGE E WILD a BRO Js crue its, ii fading ol hsbue aarti nop te OLIDAY GIFT If yen wish to give your friends « usefal and valnable Christmes Gift, call and examine the - FRENCH CORSETS imported by Mre. STEBN. Batisfy yourself by coming immediately to Mrs. Corset Depot opposite S| Patent deoee ort tothe mabe torso * BOOTS AND SHOES ‘upusa: low, @t the old established Bide emporium ROBEBT ISRAEL, No. 379 Seventh street, corner of I, stock, you will be nsiay goods are very chespand Very i} . fer Ladies ai PET be sold at netonishi eeweet a will be sald ot ST childcen at half rice.” BAP BOOT AND SHOR 8TORE, ee a Seveuth strect, corner of 1. OFFICIAL. DsParTMEnt ov Stats, WASHINGTON, December 26, 1866. Information has been received at this artment from Mr. Thomas’H. Dadiey. the sal of the United States at Liverpoul, of leath, on the 15th of April last, at sea, of Smith, an American seaman,on board ‘Timour.”” Information has also been received from the @ source of the death, on the 30th of May. '6, of William Smith, a ceaman of the ship “Jeremian Thompson.” Deceased leaves & wife in Glascow, Scotland. DEPARTMENT OF STaTR, WASHINGTON, December 26, 1866. Information has been received at this De- partment from Mr. Thomas H. Dudley, the Consul of the United States at Liverpooi, of the death, on the 2ith day of July last, at sea. of Samuel Francis, a seaman, belonging tw the vessel “John Paty 4 Wasnineton, December 26, 1f06 Information bas been received at this ariment from r. Thomas H. Dudley. the neul of the United States at Liverpool, of the death, on the lth day of April, 1966, at sea, of Alexander Pollack. a seaman, belonging to the ship “Timour.” DEraRTMENT OF STATR, } De- Examinati: for the vy. TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS. Navy DEPARTMENT, Wasuimncton, D. ©. Nov. 2, 1666 All persons who have served as volunteer Officers in the Unitett States Navy for the term of two years, and who desire to be examined for admission to the regular Navy as provided in the act of Congress approved Jaly 25, 1966, will at once make application addressed to Commedore 8. P. Lee, Hartford, Cenn., who Will notify them when toappear. Those who do not make spplicstion prior to the Ist of Jauvary neat, or whodo not present them- selves when notified, will be considered as baving waived their claim for examination. Candidates will take with them, when sum- moned, their official papers showing their na- val record. GipKon WELLES, eoim Secretary of the Navy. — sere: 5 S27-NO PROTECTIVE DUTY is necessary to se- cure for PHALON’S “NIGHT BLUOMING CE- BEUS.” preference over Lubin’s Extracts amene copneirseurs in perfumes. The pi shouldfk now, however, that the so calle? Lui Extracts inthis market are all domestic im tions. One bette of the* ixht-Bleoming Oer: us’? is worth @ groseofthem, Soldeverywhere. ANOTHBE CURE —H. Mullen, Baq.. of No. 144 Grand street, Williamsburg, nas beeu pletely cured of a violent one bottle of ETUA de l7-ec2w COLGATE & 00.8 WINTER BOAP. Recommended for cHarreD WANs and for general TOILET use during corn WEATHER. It may be obtained of all druggists and faney goods dealers. febs-eoly re BEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPEOIAL CASES, No. 14 Bond street, 87 Full infermation, wi mais; also, a Book on as Ope. and you will not regret tt; 19 net jew York. the Aizhest testamo- Diseases, 1m a sealed and send for them, as advertising phy- are generally tmpostors, without references nger should be trusted. Enclose a ddirectto DR. LAWBENC York, ne 12-D&Wiy MABRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, 2 iggy ¢ of Warning and Instruction for Young en, Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital po with sure means of relfef. Seut free of charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr.J SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Heward Associa- tion, Philadetphia, Pa. eug 13-30 SECBET DISEASES. Bamanivan’s Girtis the most certain, safe and eff remedy—indeed, the only vegetable reme- dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days, and receut cases ip twenty four hours. No mineral, no Only ten pills to be taken. and 3 \d te those who do Bet want to be exposed. Male packages, $2; fe- tan’s Boot ann Hers J vicks—A positive and permanent eure fer Spyhilis, Scrofala. Uicers, py Spots. Tette: STEADIL Y, SUCCESSFOLLY, SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUOKU Is CURING every case of Kipnzy Diszast, Busvmaviex, GraveL, Uninany Disonpers, Weaxnzss and Pains in the Back, FamaLe OomrLaints and Trovs.xs arising from Bxcusszs oF any Kipp. OOMS, YB aAFYLIGTED! TBY SMOLANDE TAKE NO OTHER BUCK Bold by all Apothecaries. Price 91. D. BARNES & 00., Hew York, end BARNES, WAED & 00. Slew Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & SURELY, ee HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &o. i & ewe eT WILLARD’S HOTEL ‘Wasnincton, December iy ie. alsa a oa cee as on, vate a Je gan be Scoomniodated with theif MEALS st this jotel at the rate of rt © per week tm SYKES, CHADWIOK & 00, K BE oun HOUSE, Corner Penna. avenue and Troelfth sireet, Washinzton, D.C. Situated in the most central location the city, midway between the O&PITOL AND! PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, Only a short distance from all the Departme: Patent and Post Offices, Smithsonian Institute, etc. H. H. DUDLEY £00., no 21-tf Proprietors. ———_—________ Prepeicters._ CAPTSE ROURE AND RESTA UEARr, Comfortable Reoms. with first clase Beora: and 24 Sal Poss iaaatons aac wast eae EBS and SUPPEES at private , sate Saatiae NR bee Proprietor. de 6-eolm* Eye. 38 Lanoxer stone 1x THz ctr: TWO STORES COMBINED IN ONE! Furs! FURS: FUBS! FOR LADIES AND OHILDBER, IN GREAT VARIETY. Having purchased them early this season, we are enabled to sell them £0 per cent. cheaper than any house fm the city. LANSBUBGH & BROTHER, 515 Tth street, delim Intelligencer Ballding. A. CBONIN’S . BASE BALL AND SKATORIAL D QUARTERS, Desler in Imported Cigars. Also, the following brands of Domestic Cigers: Tulip, Judy, Puff, Bobert Barns, &c. I also keeps Ane assortment o¢ Tobacco, Meerschaum and Briar Wood Pipes, and Pea ae: it of the finest and best ska’ . CArizo Bibb do 18 im DRUG STORE. ihe Reverend Star. EUROPEAN NEWS. The steamer Olty of Boston, which affived New York yestercay, brings the following ivems of ne we: A telegram of December 11th, from Paris. as- fere that the Pru Gov rumest demands the immediate ex: ton of we King of Hano- Yer irom Ausirian territory, He te acewrrd of fxciting bis late subjects to Dostility against Proesia. 1t is not believed (bat Austria would comply with such gemand. A telegram from Rome, of the 11th instant, states that the Pope will establish foer new Gioceres im the United States, which wrll re- quite a bishop for each, increasing the number of bishops to twenty-two Several bishops of the Greek chureh at Athens and in the Danubian Principalities have announced their intention to mi with the Church of Rome. The English creditors of Meany, the Will prosecute bim for debt. should th ernment release » and thus bold Bim N2, 4,308. TELEGRAMS, &c. Considerable excitement exists at Lebanon. Onio, oceasioned by an attempted conspiracy to defraud a life insprance company. A man named McFadden arrived at the house of Frank Richardson. pear Lebanon, onthe night of the 25th ‘ant, and it was given out the nextday that he bad died of cholera. A coffin, supposed to conta the remains, was sent to Eaton, Onio, and interred at midnight. Sue- Picions of foul play being aroused, officers Were sent frsm banon, who examined the grave and found the coffin to contain brosm- corn seed McFadden’s whereabouts is not known, Dr. Richardson is agent for a life in- snrancé company at Faron. Frank Ricward- son aud B. M. Bateheider are the parties in- terested. They have been arrested The Old Colony and Newport railroad track has been washed away for a considerable dis- tance at Savin Hill, Dorchester, about three miles from Boston, bycbe feartul storm which prevailed there yesterday. Considerable dam- age Das been done to goods in cellars near the wharves, trees and chimneys were blown down ip all directions, and aboat forty feet of the Easterp Railroad bridge across the Mystic river, ‘ween Somerville aod Cheisea, was washed away at high water, and all travel suspended. Jerome Glosson has been arrested in Wil- liameport, Md., charged with killing Clinton Reuch, ot that place, in the spring of 1861 The difficulty grew out of politics. Reuch being an ardent sympathizer with the South, was ordered outof town by the Unionists, and in & disturbance which followed was shot dead. (tlosson was a Unionist, served in the army during the war, and since its close has been living at Williamsport. He has been re- leased on bail. A murderous affair occurred at Nashville, Christmas night between, a party of regular cavalry and a party of policemen. The former were cheering for Lincoln aod theg Uniwn when the latter came up with answering cheers for Jeff. Davis. A melee followed, in whieh Edward Crego. a soldier, was shot, dying ina few minutes. Sergeant H. Bishiey received 2 serions wound in the head. (treat excitement exists over the affair, anda number of unofficered soldiers are outhunting for the murderers, with threats of vengeance. The Conservatives in St. Louis report that President Johnson declines tointerferein Mis- touri affairs om the ground that eacn State should be left free to preserve peace, and that no interference will be tolerated, unless the United States laws are violated or the State calls for belp. This isthe supposed ground for General Grant's order withdrawing the troops from Lexington. Aman styling himeelf Colonel Brantley: who by real estate operations, negotiating notes, and procuring endorsements on others, recently victimized some citizens of St Joseph, Mo., one to the amount of about thirty thon- sand dollars, and decamped, was traced to Chicago and arrested. and was returned to St. Joseph yesterday. It is stated that an alliance of twelve tribes of Indians fer common cause against the whites in the Territories of Dakota and Mon- tana, has been formed. The number of war- riors is estimated, doubtless erroneously, at eleven thousand. Our Consul at St. Croix, W. 1., reports that on account of the prevaience of cholera, small- pox, and yellow fever at St. Thomas the Eag- lish islands have established a quarantine on vessels from St. Thomas of twenty-one days, and the Spanish islands forty days. John Logan, aged about pin hd years, was instantly killed in Philadelphia yesterday morning by the falling of a wall while éngaged im tearing out the burned building at Twelfin and Market streets. The congressional excursion party from Washington arrived at New Orleans last night. and were received and eseorted by a large body of ex-Oonfederates to their apart- ments at the St. Louis Hotel. Two hundred men have been leaving San Francisco in small detachments during the past ten days to assist Corona in Mexico, the whole to be under the command of Major Henning. Maloney, who robbed a paymaster of over $2,000 last summer, and was sentenced by a court-martial hard labor in the peniten- tiary,at Nashville, Tenn..escaped with two other convicts Christmas night. To-day the witnesses whose names were furnished the Lieutenant Governor, Mayor, and private citizens in New Orleans, will be examined by the riot-investigating committee. There is a great dearth of money in New Or- leans for supplying the needs of cotton plant- ers, It is believed tha* short means will make the next crop as small as this year. ‘The Eastern lines are still down and no later advices can be received from the cable. The last European dates received were of the 2ith instant. Colonel Sawyer, int adjutant general of General Sherman’s staff, died at St. Louis, Wednesday night, of yphoid fever. General Sherman and his secretary Cairo, yesterday, the former en roule to St. Louis, the latter to Philadelphia. The storm was very severe in New York yesterday SvicipE OF A MARRIED WoMAN.—One of the most melancholy cases of suicide recordea of Jate occurred yesterday evening, about six o'clock, at the residence of Sergeant Ge: dears, of the western district pclice, who lives on Hollis street, west of Schroeder street, whore wile, Mrs. Melvina Sears, cut her throat with a razor, the wound inflicted causing death in a few mnoments. The particulars learned, which are of the most saddening nature, appear to be as follows —Mrs. Sears bus been for the past four months jaboring under great mentai depression, srising from canses not ascertained, which led her relatives, some time ago, to place her at the Maryland Hospital for the Insane, under the care of the physicinns of that institution, and so beneficial ‘were the results, that her husband determined that she should spend her Christmas with her family, and accordingly she was taken home on MonJay last, gpparay in a perfectly ra. tional state of mind. Nothing occurred to at- tract the swspicion of her husband of the sad relapse, he no doubt eongratulating himself on her entire recovery. Yesterday evening, how- ever, she procured a razor, and without any intimation of ber in on, in her chamber, made @ terrible gash in her throat, the wound being described as terrible. She was discoy- ered almost instantly, weltering in blood, but apparently sensible. On being asked for the reazons, she said she wished to die. She leaves two children, one aged about three years and the other eleven months old. Her hasband, Sergeant Sears, one of the most excellent officers ef the western police district, and has the sympatnies of his brother officers. Coroner Greentree Jast night was notified of the occ: rence, but upon examination deemed it un- necessary to hold an inquest in the case.—Zalt. Bun. preety Kat roid Bowron Pigicer ane Hen: a Tr, lor of the ir Wm, Bingham, keeper of the saloons of. — a and You rietor onng’s Hotel, were ar- yaaa Tithe Municipal Court of Boston yes- then the complaint of 6 young mannamed . Larock, charged with selling liquor. They pleaded guilty. and were sentenced each to a fine of fifty dollars and costs and three months inthe house of emeaion, taelin ‘ube regu’ anishment imposed by the liquor law tor oftencs. They appealed and were Par in Pa ae to prosecvie the same in the prosecations are instigated by the liq’ dealers who have been prosecuted by the constabulary, aad bave caused con- siderable excitement, as the places aimed at are ft Erst-sinen bates er'ep ity. ‘These victims the constabulary that the course - sued by the Offigialn isto let the = toned places diquor js sold alone. and to and radically wrong. sei: the peri tp anee Bieta ‘at RichMowD.—The hich easily reigus at durance vile The Paris Moniteur says that the Queen of Spain b: just issued a aecree granting to t legraph (an Americat.) Company - mitsion to lay acablefroma poiutin the isl- and of Cuba to the Florida coast. A Paris telegram states that Switzerland bas prenosed to the tes of Southern Ger- any to unite in & confederation to strengthen ch otber against future aggressions of Prus- The Roman Question. ADDRESS OF TRE POPE TO THE FRENCH TROOTS- The Nazione, of Florence, of December 10, Publishes the following full report of the seen addressed by the Pope to the officers of the Eighty-fifth regiment of French troops and other French officers at Rome: “On theeve of your departure I am here. my dear children, to biG yuu farewell. Your fag left France with the mission to uphold the rights of the Holy See. To-day itis going back. I wish that it may be received with the same feeling that it left. 1 am informed tha: all Catholic bearts are moved; they trembie in thinking of the difficulties in which they see the Vicar of our Lord Jesus Christ, the head of the Catholic Church. There must be no i!- Jusion—the revolution will come here. It is proclaimed; it has been said and it is repeaved. An Italian in ye pontion bas said that ltaly was constituted but not compiete. Italy would be undone if there sul) remained here a corner of the land where order, justice and tranquili- x reign. They desire to display their flag from the capitol. You know, as weilas i, that the ‘Tarpeian rock is not far distant. About six years ago 1 was speaking toa representative of France. 1 told bim to inform the Emperor that St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo, (which now belongs to the French empure,) terrified by the calamities whion he foresaw while the barbarians were besieging the city, asked the Lord to be permitted & die before, witnessing them. The representative said in reply to me. ‘The barbarians will uot enter.” Buthe was no prophet. “Another said to me that Rome could not be the capital of a kingdon, bat that it coala be the capital of the Cathose world. Bat 1 fear the revolution. Whatan Ltodo! What am 1 te say! I e BO Msources. Yet 1 am tranquil, for the mightiet power, God, gives me strengtn and constan:y (Here the Pope became affected, and all oresent participated ia bisemotion. Then, plecing bis hand on his heart and raising his eyes owards Heaven, he proceeded.) Go, with my blessing and my tatherly farewell. If yousee your Emperor, you willtell him that 1 oray forhim = It is said hos health is not god; I pray for bis health. It is said that his sya! is not at peace 1 pray for his soul. The French nation is Christian. Its chiet ougtt to be Christian also. Prayers offered wit contidepce and perseverance are necessary and that nation, £0 great and ®0 powerfal. will obtain what it desires. As for me, I live in‘3od’s mercy, and my blessing will accompany you on your voy- age.” sia, A Brussels telegram states that Prussia has pr ored to the protecting powers to held a renee in orderto afford relief to the Chris- aD BUbjects ofthe Porte. * The Journal des Debats says that the Pope's speech was not correctly reported in the Paris journals. It concludes thus: “Go with my Diessing and my paterpal adieu. If you ever see the Emperor of the French—your Emperor —you will tell bim that 1 pray for him. It is said hts health is not good; I pray for his hearth. It is said his mind is not tranguil; I ray tor its repore. The French nation 1 Christin: ats chief should be Christian ab To language produced & seneation in Paris Count Biemarck is Ubreatened with soltening of the brain Govermment Securities to the Vai $250,000 Stolen. An extensive robbery, similar to the cete- brated Lord Bond robbery at New York, took place about one o'clock yesterday afternoon at the office of C. P. Bayard & Co., bankers, 209 Chestnut street, Philadelpbia, under the Bank of Commerce. It is estimated that over a quarter of a million of dollars’ worth of Gov- ernment securities and stocks were stolen trom the safe. The bonds and stocks were i box, which was placed on a stool near the fire- proof. A banker in the neighborhood saw the party &s they le-tthe banking-house of Bayara so. About half-past 12 o'clock yesterday p. m., two men called at the office of C. P. Bayard & Co , and reguested of Mr. J. Bayard, an elder- jy gentleman, whose eyesight is poor, informa- tion whether the firm bad any stocks to sell. M:. Bayard requested them to wait until bis brother arrived. They continued in con yersa- tion. asking what kind of stocks the firm dealt in, &c. In the meantime another man came in and asked where he could get a bill cbangea. Mr. Bayard directed him to the Bank of Gom_ merce, on thesecond floor. The old gentieman bas no very dstinct recollection of the move- ments of the strangers, They were gentecliy dressed, and Did the air of business men, and as such visits te usual he paid no particular attention to then. It seems, however, that the ree men were n league together, and while two of them ket Mr. Bayard in conversation the other went iato the safe and took there. from the tin a containing the valuable Gov- ernment and ober securities and depar: others soon aftr following - ea Other banke® state that parties the faint deseption which Mr. J able to give o Phe follow: cription ef one o; - ties is given ba neighboring tanta ie er apparently sew. of the height of five feet seven and a Bf to eight inches; rather stout: ince full; wet about 16 pounds: dark com. plexion: darbair; dark eyes; regular feac stands erect;n@ dark cio*nes and biack bat. The Supposed Feniaz Cruiser. The following account of ‘he seizure of a suspected ‘Fenian ship” appears in the Lon- don Morning Star of the 12th Cuatnam, Dec. 11.—By direction of the Ad- miralty the seizure has been made of the iron screw steamer Bolivar, 20)-horse power, aie ed for four guns, which arrived in the ledway a few days since, under circam- stances which leave little doubt that she was intended to be employed for some illegal pur- pose. it would seem that the sieamer arrived he river @ day er two since, and from cer- tain enspicious circumstances connected with her a close watch was kept upon her by the Government officials. At first she declined to give her name or to show any colors or papers. and shortly after her arrival she commenced the shipment of large quantities of powder from @ barge sent out to her. Ou the Govern- ment being communicated witb, they directed that she should be seized, and on the arrival of instructions fo that effect, her capture was effected by a party of the ovticials from the ships in port. On the ship being boarded, ail doubt as to her character was set at rest, as she was found to be laden with stores and munitions of war, consisting of gunpowder, Blakely guns, re- volvers, swords, and arms of various descrip- tions, together with a large quantity of coals, concesied, among which are stated to be a quaatity of sbot and shell. On the officials taking possession of the vessel, the captain was not to be found on board.and it was statedthat he had not joined. The second officer, who Was ostensibly in charge of the vessel, made his escape soon after she was in Possession of the Officials, and he has not since been seen. The crew was found to consist of only twenty hands—or rather, that was the number found on board. The explanation they give is that the vessel was intended for the navy of the Government of the Republic of Colambia and that the Bolivar was on her way to South America when she was detained. answering Bayard is em Visited their offices a ring Alt Sweetrg, CO. E.. yesterday, the pary ) Crowley's 8€ returned a verdict of cay. Mr. Deviinskea the court to delay passing sentence. a @4ve notice of his intention of moving or jor = arrest of judgment. Con- sent was g’P On the part of the Oro the delay * granted. visas Edward !man was pat on trial, char; < a subject ber Majesty with baving, yom sth of Ja felonionsly joined himself to cere tain pers Who entered Lower Canada with the inte'O levy war. Several witnesses were Soy pres Jery, atter @ short ab- sence, verdict of not prisons discharged ot guilty, and the Gust Morrill, anouner Fenign axis otace. lad ap®@Uy of fifeeen orgy ee soe was c£*d with stealing Sicaeh of nat Jenyirne bom, rarmened & et guild Carroll, charged with having, as a Bricsubject, felomiously joined divers per- sono entered Lower Canada with a = i, War, was discharged, also, Mc Donne! war 8Mfiar Holmes pleaded guilty of tarceny, an®5 senienced to two months imprison~ Mucrper or a Notoriovs Cuaracrer.— On Friday night, John S. Leathers, a member ofa ily well-known to our police authori- ties, so found dead In his back yard in Screamersville. His death was caused by a bullet wound in the left breast, but no further information was elicited by the corouer’s jury, which returned a verdict of --came to his death atthe hands of some person unknown.” Suspicion, however, points to a soldier with whom Leathers had a difficulty some months ago,and also one on the night of the murder. in the required three-fourthe: in L.’s brother was some time ago killed in the ase 317 less, and in the latter 165 less. A num- same house, and his brother-in-law at another sr of conferences are yet to vote; but it ia not time, in the adjoining building. and the last ikely thatthe resulis above indicated will be victim is the third member of his family who>verraled. Both of the propositions are, there~ bas been murdeied within a few yards of théfore, almost certainly defeated. How much same spot.—Richmond Times. this will be regrettec is indicated ~ 4 the very Lage large majority cast in favor of each proposi- THE YacuT Rack —The three yachts tha tion.—Richmond Enquirer. started from New York on the great ocea race, have now been at sea nearly six days, yet nothing definite or satisfactory been beard of im. The steamer City Paris, which left New York four days att = yachts, has arrived in England, and ™! Ramsey said be would proceed in Craw- fo case, the last of the lot, to-day. E. CHURCH SouTH.—The votes recently tm im seventeen conferences of theM E. erch South, which have been heard ffom, up as follows: For changing the name of Chureh to Episcopal Methodist Church, : Sgammst it, 364. For lay delegation, 613, lainst it, 326. It will be seen that the majeri- AN Interestine Case.—On Saturday last bq an interesting case was brought up for tril be- tore John A. Simmons, Esq., 8 justice of the peace, in this city. 1t was an action for dama— ges brongbt by Mr. Hamsiton Linsay, a duly qualified and registered voter of Liberty dis- trict, im Frederick county, against ‘Messrs. Ephraim Richmond, Daniel Danner and Joshua Albangh, who officiated as election judges in said district at the election on 6th of last November, for having refused to receive bis vote. The — was ao day last, after whi yudgm was = cored ‘or full amount, with costs.—Frederick (Md.) Union. Mysterious MURDER IN New ORLEANG.—A young girl sonek a a was dered on Saturday, be reabeenes { Mr. J. B. McLin, in New from New York the day after Pais” ports from Liverpool that he west winds during his passage across the oc), and that they ought to make the run in aat sixteen days. lt is thonght taat by the erof the present week the arrival of wiht he — will be announced by the cable 2» Sngiana. LET EVES Tee BF A Ricu CovrLe.—The London comeon- dent of Saunders’s Newsletter says: Tt be- trothal is just declared of eereee oufery y dence wealthiest marriageable | for Misdur- | the resi the deed was dett Coutts I look upon as alrendy 80 ponent t aren. wneeh was found ber good worm). In at marr Sere pap eaptig and, from footprints on ae floor, aucbamp wil Miss Dundas-Cnr i was a female. ne ease Hamiltoa-Nisbett, each patronymic isnder- Oe et eae excitement, as the victim stood toimply a fortune. Lord Beahamp succeeded last year, by the death of his otber, to forty thousand a year. But his bre will ultimately succeed to an income of nve than sixty thousand a year, to say nothg Of an immense and increasing amount. ready money. Tax German Press Oy PeNnstVANIA — There are published in Pennsy#uia sixty ‘was well connected and a general favorite among her acquaintances, and also as the most rigid examination fails to disclose either the motive or any clue to the person by whom the murder was committed. ast MORTALITY IN FRancE.—Notice nanooy been attracted tothe decrease of the ulation in severed districts of France owing pop: newspapers that are printed in 3¢ German | te the fearful mortality amongst infants. The languaee, An Miperad seven are re ences hed children who —, a <A A Bares car rpe are are dev: Feligious discussios, and o sent out to nu attend secular, forty-one are p to them, or «bo Wish to rid themselves of lle- p ree are publiska delphia and four in Pittsburg, an: Dee and religious papers are ab p' m elphia. Many of these (seman papers have Jarge circulations, and the exert an ‘itimate offsprings. Some communes are cel- Sbrated for never rearing children. 87 The lady teachers of Detroit are on a strike. an grow! se gecor rahe eh Rat _ S7 Marriage changes the eurrent of a man's i tio! tine, lgon, it being 4 estimated tat there are at thef a million | feelings—alro his pockets. of German readers in Pennsyl vais. THE STRamMER Resaca.—Somy time ago w* announced that the United Sates steamer Resaca, which sailed frow Poruwmoath, whens avThe gucsts of the Richmond hotels are treated to bear meat. s7 Petroleum has been discovered in St. Ciair Co., Ala. 7 Memphis siands number ten in posi of- fice business. s7 The French Marshal Bugiard, wasa pri- vate soldier in former years. so The measies are just now peppering the good folks of Troy, N- ¥. s7- Marshall Raudon, the French of War, began his career as a drummer boy. in - stone, died in & Boston Police Prasy persons show that she is perfectly safe, open and seen at various points ot the of South America. On November 30h she was at Peraambuco.— Phil. Ledger. Crore 1m Lovisiana.—The Bienyilie Mes- senger, of the 8th, says :—The pian ten through- 1 drup peor ‘with bat few — hate wad 7 and are now engaged in ginning and baling wats have not cotton — meet more the same ‘for shipment to market. an half the advances on crops. A great many are op} Fa 5 mony 2d Sv Fenian sisterboods, ss: Se present, owing to the low @ 3 of he staple, though high water and low freights Pe aageelce. i (ager ied “8 ciohen oy Commonwealth of | GO Miss Vinto, aged twenty was fa- ner puerta he work ost oF een Of a kerosene lamp. ment bem, on condition « Swit is thought that government has been “neetions whieh gm tore created out of one bi millions of dollars & means of inter- by the evasion of the whisky tax. for trade and com- The thriving village of Newtown, Wor- cester county, Maryland, was the scene of a @ienstrone fire on Friday evening last. Neariy all the most valuable vy inthe wwa was destroyed. The tofal loss is eetamaied at fifty thonsand doltars. sav scala 4 brick at also phe iar, mt —