Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1867, Page 1

“THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY,(SUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT THE STAR BUILDING, Southwest corner Penn'@. venue and 11th street, BY W. D. WALLACH,. pe AE nae The STAR is served by tae carriers to their enbecribers in the City and District at Tew ENTS PER WEEK. Copies at the couuter, with or without wrappers, Two Cgsts each. Prick ron Maitina:—Three months, ‘One Dollar and Fifty Cents; stx months, Three Dol- lars; one year, Five Dollars. No papers aro sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAK—poblished on Friday morning—One Doliar end a Half a Fear. DENTISTRY. nS D* ee Between 12th and 13th streets, ‘Teeth extracted without pain by adminstering D * Dr. ELTE A Sect pattahla te al A mneeee he try for at the coun’ ~~ og ene gan eves? day; also, eo in.proved Val- baler ine, Assoc ssinthe above named cities. All work done the nestest and best manner. and give satisfaction. Persons will do Sud examine our work. Bis oficetn this city, Many persons wear these teeth who camnot wear others, and Bo person can wear others who eanuct wear accommoda- Persons calling at my office can be ted with any ety. nd price of Teeth =. ae =, tire, bat to thea whe are part Howler and wi — rest, clea: Tongest an * ve thal srt cari procete the MIBBAL TMBTH will be more fully warranted. Booms in this olty—No 33% Penn’s avenue, be- tween 9th and Wth sts Also,907 Arch street, Philadelphia oc 20-ly weer _de wf he toon’ Patenice of the MIN PLAIE TEETH, attends es PERSONAL, OU CAN NEVER M E THE TRIP on Ba- clu or Samaritan bumbugs. See Dr. DaR- BY, 492 7th street He tsthe hignest authority op suck caser Vcd Fellows Hail PREVENTION BETIER ~ = ble) Ss pte) ar ‘si according to qaality, cr rallat 499 7th street, ___sa23-1m* KB CURTIS IRVING, Clairvoyant, and Test Medium, give life readiugs. potating P >. ost His private rooms are opposite ja2+im* st 34. 95 by Dr WOOD Box 405, (up tisirs ) Washington, D. ¢ TEOLUGER UF AMERLOA @ position angaspect of the Bt: birth, will reveal astonishing living mortal ever knew before, bow to be slim all reasonable undertakings. He tells pameand very day yon marry; descriles the intended ¢ anion, aud tells events of life. g00d tuck end loug life to visitors. Lalies 50 cents to 21: gentiomes ia fall $1. Oall at 470 ath st . near F, all hours until y inthe evening. ée 3 Im* “ENTLEMEN WHO ABE APFLICTED—A B care war a by an old Sargeon of twenty- three years’ experience in this particular branch @t the profeesion, Charges moderate. Do not apply to wwacks. tut to J B,@ABDNEB, M. D., late of the Gnited States Bicord Venereal Hos- itel. Uthce No. 21 south A street, opposite the Depitol Sauare, south si DB Bb —Medicines also farnished at cost. de Z7 im* ONFIDENTIAL—Young men who have in- jured themselves oy certain secret habite, which anf om for business pleasure, or the doties of maried life middle aged and old 0. from the foi f youth, or other evl & debility in advance of their years. aciig themeeives under the treatment of uld Sret read “The Secret Frien 1.’ es wiil learn something of importaace “The Se + Friend.’ Sent toany ad dress, in asealed envelope. on ‘ipt of 25 cents, ess Dr. CHAS. A atcas ' & CO.. Boston, Ro s-ly CLOTHING, &e. ? J. HRIBERGESD ae CITIZEN'S Tt ‘A eRCHANT TAILOR, politan Hotel. late Brown's, o% Pennsylvania avena _myte Washington. D. 0. ez ACK. WARDH.LAMON, ©. ¥, BLAcR. LAW Ub Fics BLACK, LAMON & OO., Qonnsellors a Court Attorueys at-Lew in the Supreme the United States, the Court of Olaims, the Courts of the District, the Kxeeutive Depart: ments. and Or muittees of Congress. Office, 46% léth street, (directly opposite Wil- ’ de 18-tf jards’ Hotel JHBazeeses LOAN ) Es ned 1352. Highest advances mate on WATOHES, D MOUNDS. JEWELAY. WEAKING APPAREL, and all kinds of Merchandise. Business strictl; confiential. 341 North © strect, between 4'¢ a fib streets, immediately ia rear of the Natfonal pro eaagte ja8 Im* L478t PARIS F. Halg- DRE E. Au. LIOT, 300 Qe ENCH Hall Pept 2 Street. between 13th and lath ets. Mr. Aliiot. from Paris, Bair-D r. of the celebrated Bachel, with whom he arrived in this country. bas now been established for tae last in Washington and Newport, en- tronage of the corps diploma‘ique, and Boe - He bas the honor to az- bounce that he bas this season imported the latest fashions of hair dressing, and also pomades, and everything that belengs to the dressing of hair at very reascna: le prices. Ja@7 6m* LOUISI % 53 18! ANA AVENUB 53 J. H.C E soo. Have on hand s large and fine assortment of GooDs sited to this market, such as BUTTER CHEESE, EGGS, APPLES, BAISINS, FIGs; CITRON, NUTS, HAMS, CODFISH, MAOK- EBEL, HERRING, SOAPS, CANNED GoODs, ae Also, 60 Barrels Moore's celebrated CHAM- PAGNE CIDER, by barrel or gallon. Allthe above goods are offered at the lowest market price, and warranted to suit, by J. H. CRANE & 00., 53 La. ave.. between 6th and 7th. M. T. OOLLINS, CABINET i W UNDERTAKER, A ae® AND ja 41m Sbow Gase Manu acturer, School Furnitare Housefui og Warerooms. N. Forniiv ef all desertptions, * a ring, Upholstering, and Varni ing done at ti hortest notice. Southeast corner of Sth and K streets north, No. 13. R EMOVAL. THE NATIONAL UNION INSUBANGC: - PANY OF WASHINGTON pr Haye removed to their New Office, No. 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, First door east of 7th st, DIBBUTOBS: Chas. Knap, Pres't, Geo. W. Riggs. Vice Prea’t, Toe. Berry, Mar-hall Brown, #ich’d Wallach, : L acy a Uanie! Dodd, ‘m. Dixon. ty D. . aout °° NOBLE D, LARNER, Secretary. ITO WILK ENS’ PLANOS AND OG. ON? nuuiuam’s PanLON ObGANS = All will find it greatly to therr interest to examine theseraperb Instraments fore*purebasivg any other de 18-$m’ Onl, ncy st GEORGE L. WILD & x New Piano Forte and Organ Wares etd lith street between Penn's avenue street. A of new and second-hand [n- cluding @ CHUBOH OB8GAQN, for fe sen. easy terns. TUNIS snd BaP ATMING faithfally executed 3,006 vanet Wain rived, and for sale at Fresh oor aa aT CRQIOE NUTS, Raisins: Fics, 38 e., &c @ so Foresie by" Ze MP. RL de 3i-tf . J BENOH ALMANAOHS FOR 1567.—Aalma i Vomique; Almanech Pour Vire; Alms: bach da Ben-top; Almapach Ubarivari: cela peuns; gbesaate > Oui: pace bm , Almamach Gen eux de Societe; Almapach elder td | am now in recelpt of vew seen divect from the trade . cor. 14th end F ats.,' Eben v=. XXIX. © + BANKERS. jy4t COOKE & 00., BANKESBS, Fifteenth street, opposste Treasury, Buyand sel © tcurrent market rates, and Resp onstently on hand, e full suppty of ail GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders fer STOCKS. BONDS, &c., executed, and Cellections made on all aecessible points. se l-tf BArRow “£co., BANESES, Corner Louisiana syenne and Seventh reet, DEALERS In @OVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVER jy 3-tf AND LAND WABBANTS. First National Bank of Washington. (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) Presi¢ent, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16th street, opposite the Treasury Department, Government Securities with Treasurer United . BW ONE MILLION DOLLARS. We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections om ALL THE PHINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES, We purchase Government Vonchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal ané prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVERN MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally furnished WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. ‘Washington, March 20, 1868. wf nl HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &o, Cc A B D. WILLARD’S HOTEL Wasrincton, Decemb 886 : Senators. Bepresentatives, and other realding io iJ nm, who oecupy privat artments, be scevmuiodated with thelr MEALS at this can Hotel at th te of F190 week dette ee RE BB ORADWIOK & 00, Ke Ew Oop HOUSE, Corner Penn. avenue and Twelfth wvee Hed Washington, D.C. Situated im the most central location the city, midway between the CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, Only a short distance from all the Departments, Patent snd Post Offices, Smithsonian Institute, ete, H. H. DUDLEY &£ 00., no 21-tf Proprietors, MBICH’S RESTAURANT, No. 346 Penna avenue, near 6th street, pee EMBICH wishes to Iatorm his friend jc generally 6 now kee} con- Haotiy‘on hand’ OYSTE sah a) repari in eve! His WINES and L1G: Call and gtv WOOD AND COAL. OAL! COAL!! AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIC Gross tons of 2,240 Ibs., delivered in sn: part of the city Chestnut White Ash. $7. Stove, Xgg and Furnace White Ash, $3.20. Red Ash. 38 60. Lebigh. $9. Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand. f wierk See bay ioe our Office; oratthe Wharf, oot of eventh street P. BROWN & SON. _ja25-tf 465 9th street, between E and Cou! COAL!! GOAL!!! 1. T. FOWLER & 00. White Ash, stove and sizes, 25 per ton. Red Ash, do ao ote per tans 2.240 pounds guaranteed. Orders received at the central office of the Wash- ington and Georgetown Ice Company, (late L. J Middleton & Co.,) corner 12th and ri streets, and at wharf, foot of it. _ja 4-1 B. 8S. LAMKIN, Agent. coat! ooaL!! OOaL!!) Heving determined to sell first-cl Woed and Ooslrs cheap ‘os the cheapest T hone by doing #0 to gaina I{beral share of p: WITH ASH NOT OUAL: by the ton, 4b. b: 6 ton. BALTIMORE CO. WHITE ASH, Beg and ve sizes. a ALL OTHER QUALITIES of WHI LYKENS VALLEY PURE BED AS. DIAMOND VEIN RED ASH G@BOsS hadnt fo LBS. TO THE TON Always band and constantly receivi best Tualities of WOUD of every Yescription, = Hvered in any part of the city, E. C. BAUM, ie4-1m 7th st., between B and Fats., Island. G o TO W.B, MOSES: FASHIONABLE OABPET, FURNITURE AND BEDDING STORE: NOS, 521 & 519, INTELLIGE: B BUILD. ING, CORNER 7TH AND D., AND HO. 50% 7TH STREET, THOEN’S BUILDING, ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, AND EXAMINE THE FINEST ASSURTED STOOK THIS BIDE OF PHILADELPHIA. latest designs made in Philadel- and Boston. The stock is always Moses, and bought at the lowest h enables him to compete with nest Furniture is made to the best material rebasers should study their ows {i bis Stores ‘and examining thewell:as- ie pricelist b tore. of Za BO G fornish with plessare™ oes of Mattresses. Blankets, Qom- finds af Coates and cng F- Phi whieh be offers at the lowest Nos, 3817 and o19 ee ing. of ning Odd Fellows’ “_W. B. MOSES. HAIB Harz BenovateR.—We publish this morn th vortisomen: of well 10" ‘ 4 » wi , ie the atic He bas all the phia, New York. selected by Mr. rates for cash, whic prices. Hii rder in i and that can be found.” call ‘Bol srg ave it tores the growts ct ihe helt. wae ey zy Fone a = DESIS*SL tte 800.-Part how: New Tork, R208 LUXURIBS. 1° HUNTINGTON, Cashier, é vena atte: brand. ont is inevery Tee and sue soli to patronage bas Ce S*47 DEPOT. of all kinds, from $1.50 to g15. SPECIAL NOTICES. WILD OHEBRY BALSAM. year's ete thaumeads, whem hs BALSAM” OF comnts " pepreenges omy ned ye ouary Jis- now over fort: ee this pro) Fation was brought before the wublic, and Jot fue demand for it is constantly increasing. it S7-A SOLDIER WHO HAD LO! bie — from Bheumatism h: BaLL’S VEGETABLE SIOILIAN HAIR RE Renews the Halr *s VaortasLe Bicitian Harn Runewsn ALL'S Vre LE bicetas, ie Kenewsh OETA HALL’s Yovente the bait from falling off Bary’s Vecetaste Sictrian Harn RENEWER a. VEGETABLE SiciLian HatR BENEWER aay not stain the skin, Ha.w’s Sicttian Veoetasie Bain me Sp R. Has proved itself the best preparation for hair ever presented to public. Price $1. For sale by all draggists. ja 30-Tuly BEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPEOIAL OASES, No. 14 Bond street, New York. SP Follinfermation, with the higtest testrmo- niais: also, a Book on Special Diseases, na sealed envelope, sentfree, BI Be sure and s¢nd for th m, and you will not regret tt; for, as advertising phy cians are generally wmpostors, without references no stranger should be trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage and direct to DB, LAWRENCE. No 14 Bond street ¥ ne 12 D&Wiy #7” MARBIAGE ANDOELIBAOY, AND THE Happiness of True Manhood. — An EK. for ny the Errors, Abuses and Diseases whicu elopes ires of OUGHTON, Ja 11-3m. SEORET DISBASES. SaMaRIvan’s Girizis tho most certain, safe and effectual remed: deed, the only vegetable reme- dy ever discovered. Cures in two to tour days, aud recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no baisam, uo mercury. Only ten pills to be tanen. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend te those who do bmi nt tebe exposed. Male packages, $2; fe- male, Saw aRiTan’s Roor anp nea poe positi and perm: jcrofala. Vice: Sores, 8) 81 25 per bott! Bold by Be Ford. See advertisement. my SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFOLLY, SMOLANDEB'S EXTRACT BUOKU Is CURING every cage of Kipnzy DiskasB, BEEUMATISM, GravaL, Uninary Disonpers, Weaxnxss and Pains in the Back, Frmat® OomPLaints and TrovsiEs arising from Bxcussxs oF any Kipv. OOME, YB AFFLIGTED! TEY SMOLANDSEB’S, TAKE NO OTHER BUCKED. Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & OO., New York, and BARNES, WARD &0O., Sew Orleans, couthern Agents. BUBLEBIGH & BOGEBS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.. General Agents. feb 10-ly COLGATE & CO.'8 WINTBEB BOAP, Recommended fof cuarrED HAN Bs and for general TOILET Use during COLD WeATUER. It may be obtained of all druggists and fancy goods dealers, feb 9-eoly DANCING. BOFS. J. W. & H. P. KEKIS) DANOING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. th and 7th ate. Opposite Metrepolitau Hotel. New Classes formiogevery evening. Those ¢ siring to enter our classes sbould avail thee selves of this opportunity Preparations will be made in this quarter for inracan behed at. FF. Ril ‘sulars can at J. F. Bills’ and erott & Oo.’s Music Stores "ea The Hall can be rented tor Sotrees, &, Days and Hours of Twition : For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Taesday and Saturday a: trom 3 to 5 o’cloek asses, Tneeday aud Friday eve- nings, from 8 to 10 o'clock For farther information, apply during the hours of tuition, or address a note to the A. my. _ Quarter commencing with the first lesson. ja8 ABINI’S FASHIONABLE ACADEMY. oly es A MABINI'S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, » between 9th and 1éth streets, This academy is now open fer the recep- as i ae tuition f Indi ay are ‘aition for youn; les ‘uesdays, Tharedey eand Sat- misses and masters. urdays, from 3to5p m. Gentlemen’s classes from 8 to 10, same evenings, 4. B —Private instruction given to suit the con- venience of the pupil. se25 ASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALL{ Mase ‘AND PABTIES. ness! ‘The undorsigned would most respectfally in- form the I feet ‘and’ intlemen of Pyaal ington it al city, andthe District generally, that he 1 times prepared furnish Parties with Masquer. ade ai ‘ost ither on loan or made to taken ms at the well known Too: establishment of Obristian Ruppert, Esq, th street. between D and B, where he wi happy toawsitorders. CHARLES BERG. - mer at Ford's and Grover’s ja 81m" Theaters, Washington, D. 0. BOOTS, SHOES, &. S*LLine OFF! SELLING OFF !! The entire atock of Ladies’, M Obiidren's, Mohs, Boy's and Youth” BOOTS. SHOES AND GAITERS ‘Will be sold sm prival I ‘LOW COST PBIOES. JOHN AN 505 7th street, between D ja 12-1m* opposite Odd BOOTS AND sHOBS, : NEW STORE. ‘undersigned bege leave to inform his frien thi lai UL t he has ned BW CHEAP STUB. No. 30% 71h witects andor 4 Fellows’ net wharehe, bes on bana een Misses and Onildren*s es “iss BOOTS AND sHOES, Bemember t! amber, 502 7th street, und: SS Feoee at ‘The New Oheap Btore, fore diem | B. WILSON, HE LITTLE BELT CIGAR, Manufactured exclusively under copyright for E,0.DY£B 400, 266 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, Betwoom 12th and 13th streets. TE aan, DE La BEYNA. called to thi low price. hia oO oe Brae Soveonue ue ae paste firm of O. late solletis cont N & BE nou: ae nuanceocf the ja 8-2awsw Wo. 800 Wat Baltimore ctese, Baltimere, M bs Balhae 5 ePoks ona ae 5 {ese ing Star. The State Senate of Lonisiana has adjourned on account of the death of A. B. Abney. Inthe Houee a resolution for the appointment of a committee to prepare and sudmitan act for calling a convention to amend the State con- stitution was under consideration. A motion to table it was lost—67 to 27. The resolution ‘was then adopted and committee appointed. The proposition before the Kansas Legisla- ‘vee to &ppropriate $100,000 to continue the work ou the Capitol bi i deteated, from the ready built are crumbling to pieces. Petitions from Ail parts of the State asking that the word “while” be stricken out of the constitution are being presenied. A joint resolution to the effect will undoubtedly pass. Yesterday several forged checks of $1,000» were offered at different banks in Philadelphia and the signatures being well executed, were piid withont suspicion. One on J.D. Boyd sof $1,950, and another on J. Flanner for $995 ‘were paid. Similar efforts were made simul- taneously to victimize nearly every bank in the city. Lieutenant Armes, with thirty soldiers from For. Sedgwick, overtook a party of Indians on the 24th inst., and recaptured some cattle which had been stolen on Pole creek. The in- were going southwest, and were certainly Cheyennes,who are all reckoned at peace. The lientenantand his command were badly frozen The Salt Lake Vidette contradicts the report of the murder by Indians of a party of New Mexican miners who were out prospecting. The missing party haye returned to the sertie ments, and report rich deposits of gold u having been discovered by them Gerenal Ajcorn, United States Senator elect from Mississippi, addressed both branches of the Legisiature of that State, urging them to accep! the constitutional amendment as the least of congressional evils. A unanimous Vote rejecting 1t was the response. A telegram from Idaho says that General Crook has returned to Fort Lyon with one hundred prisoners and thirty-six horses that he had captured. A great many Indians were killed, though the number is not stated. A big fight is expected soon. Admiral Tegethoff, the hero of the great naval battle of Lissa, visited the United Staves navy-yard in Pniladelphia yesterday, aud was received with full honors. He afterward visited the fleet of monitors at League Island. The committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce, of Memphis, Tennessee, to test che constitutionality of the cotton tax reporte against testing it, owing to the apathy of mer- chante and planters. Both Houses of the Alabama Legislature are earnestly engaged in discussing the coustitu- tional amendment. A test vote which has been taken indicates that Mobile will soon be te capital of Alabama. The lower House of the Illinois Legislature adopted a resolution giving aid from the State toaid in the completion of a navy yard at Mound City, upon which the United States Government has already expended $100,0 The schooner Elizabeth, the first vessel of the Venezuelian Emigration Compuny sailed from New Orleans yesterday morr 1g with fifty emigrants. Reports froin the plains says the weather has caused great sug men have been had! whole trains will be to Phineas Brooke of apoplexy on I for a pail or water years old Charles Rioady nd trial before ice T pited S Toston, for steabng bere Mass, pos Mre. M. ¢ roll, of Carre dra} in was largel Mr. Rich Maryland, a David Steves ous ure New York, bas been d Baltimore by ecent cold 2y while goine & Me Payieh, dang, Itoe : “rv in Tenth avenues Oped by ur nes open wor con From Mexico Vera Croz correspondence of “A bulleun appeared 24 tae Fear offces im the ei'y of Mexic stating that Mr. Carmsr, the Consul at Mazatlan, became iny fieulty with a Mr. Broman, wh antborities interferred) Mr. Carman = self up in his house, but was attacked, during tbe fight killed two Mexicans. He was then imprisoned and summarily executed Norville, commanding the United States gun- boat offthe town. demanded the punishmeat of the Mexican officers who bad taken part in the execution ot Carman, and on the refusal ot the authorities be bembarded the town for eight hours. An attempt to capture the steamers Panama and Continental off Cape St. Lucas, by Col, D’ Artois, a Liberal officer, has been frustrated by the energetic action of the commander ot the United States steamer Suwanee, who boarded the steamer Continental, put D’Artois and party ashore, and sent the vessel back to Mazatlan. It is not believed here that D’Ar- tois bad regular authority given him from the Government of Mexico to warrantsoch an en- terprise. The Nouvell, dated City of Mexico, Jan. 19, says Maximilian is at the City of Mexico ar- ranging bis private burean. It is reported that a Convention will take the place of the Congress called to meet at Orizaba. It will shortly assemble. The anxiety of the people in view of the pre- parations for the departure of the French is growing daily The last column trom the in- terior was expected at the close of the coming week, and the by ee will be evacuated be- fore the close of this month. Each convoy of troops going to Vera Oruz brings its contin- gent of refugees. Business issuspended and communication with the interior entirely closed. The Minister of War published a note dated 2d instant, stating that, according to treaty stipulations with friendly powers, for- eign subjects will not be conscripted. General Greturrez was attacked on return- ing from Guadalajara, but repulsed the Libe- rails. DESCENT ON A FASHIONABLE GAMBLING Hovse—The Proprietor, John C. Heenan, arrested. About eleven o'clock last night the police of the 15th precinct, under orders of Capt. Caf- trey, and commanded by Sergeant Schoon- maker, made 4 descent on the well known and fashionable gambling house No. 762 Broad- way, kept by the celebrated pugilist, Johu C. Heenan. It seems that the police have been keeping rather a close watch of these places of late, and last night Sergeant Schoonmaker, be- coming convinced that there was a large game going on at the above place, concluded to make araid on the gang. Taking with him a good pesse Of men, he stationed them near by, and then, uuaccompanied, entered the place in dis- guise. Here be found over fifty noted gam- blers, sports and others engaged in a game, en- joying themselves to the fullest extent, and little anticipating what was in store for them. The Sergeant, after enjoying a view of the game for a short time, made himself known to the party, whoin utter astonishment jumped from their seats, and the b ageway excitement ensued. They all made the door with a view of escaping; but they were too late, as they were met by a | reba who forced them back into the room. There was no less than trom $10,000 to $15,000 on the table, which the cashier seized and put in his pocket. The gambling implements, consisting of two tables, 360 checks, a dealing box, layout board, &c., were all taken possession of and conveyed to the 15th precinct station house. The prisoners ‘Were all permitted to go at large, except Hee- nan, Louis Baker, (the alleged murderer of Hill Poole,) Wm. and the colored servants, Charles Willis and Wm. Jobnson. They were locked up in the station house, and I this niorning be taken to Jefferson Market Oourt.— N.Y Herald, 28th. 7 Gutta percha manacies for the gentle ones are going out of fashion. #7 At Hartford, Conn., on Sunday week, the mn to fifteen dogrete be- thermometer marked te: "2 ball fafan whith SA ball card in the shape ofa opens for the writing down of dance engage. sien taheppatelocee ion London. S7-Aman in Franklin, Pa., week, died of umbrella—poxed in biseye. S7The State oMcials in Iowa have signed the temperance pledge. Whiskey is quoted’ five cents lower in lowa. #7 Donnybrook fair is a et gerdd take cha uces. nape irish Sat ry a sv Mr. lane, Pan ceo Rd oe eatin, ‘kK which bad cubic a WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. 1867. room in the world, under a single roof Ne, 4,336. CONGRESSIONAL. SENATE.— Yesterday atternoon, the tariff bill being under consideration — The duty was changed on wrought-iron Washers, nuts, bolts or rivets wholly or par- tally finished from two and a half te three eents per pound; and on steel carriage «priogs trom *1x io eight cenis per pound In debate on this point Mr. Williams said that if the rates on such articles as these were increased wuch more he should vote against the whole bill, though he was one of the com- mittee who reported it. Mr. Davis moved to amend by the Guty on Russia, Manttia, Ltali other hrmps trom $25 t } per t ton of flax or hemp from $5 to $2 on jute and sisal grass trom &5 to S20 p on gunpy cloth, ganuy bigs, &e, va ten eents or less per yard, from three to tea cents per pound ; over ten cents per yard from jour cepts per pound to four cents per pound apd tbir'y per cent. ad valorem: and ss beheveo the whole bill was a game of grab, and asesch Senator was grabbing for ali t could get for his particular interest, he had offered this amendment to get bis share He sbould move to recommit the bill to the com mittee, to be considered in connection with the internal revenue bill, for the porpo-e of reducing the taxes of the country at least a bundred millions a vear After cebate by Messrs son, Brown, Grim Fessende dricks. the Senate refused to recom Mr. Grimes moved to a by duty ef twenty cents p instead of ten in the bill 3. reasing andali putting a ” y . Sumner said there was the bill to which he wished to top of the Senate He allude a "tcoal, which he wished an in s Mr Johnson said that sudje 1» acted on Mr. Sumvuer moved to amend by inserting a nad already Provision fe: a duty of £ sp ©oal mined u.« more thant Wasbingto This was in th a trom the comsnittee, butas amended is $1.50 upon 4i1 coal, no matter where ity ed trom. After deba Mr. Sumner modir amendmen! ©» &s to make the d ported conl fifty cents per t quently, hy request, withdrew tl Before action was taken on th the Senate « Hovse. ty er presented executive documents, Report of the Secretary of State in reference to attempted compromises of certain suits in- stituted im the British courts in benalf of the United States against Fravier, Trenkolm & Co, alleged agents of the so-called Confederate States. Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Report from the Secretary of State in answer to House resolution of the 2ith of January asking information in relation to the removal of the Protestant church or religions assembly meeting at the American Embassy at Kome, by order of the Roman Go pment, staring that the Department had received no informa- tion concerning the subject. Referred to same committee. From the President of the T'" copies of telegraphic dispater ing the New Orleans riot. Committee on New O1 ted States, with The House then we: the Whele (Mr. Pomeroy: @ chair) on the gen- eral appropriation bill. Mr. Niblack moved an amendment to insert an appropriation for satary of Min T to Por- toral Dir. vens explained that Congress had last session, struck eut t salary becanse th Haryey, had eu.ogy on the Pre buse of Coagress esident, and th ing that b had it published v@ion was continued for somet Schenck, Hise, Niolack, and Ys. Finally (twas agreed that the amend- houid be considered adopted in commit- Avot» t be taken on it in the he consideration of other mmittee rose, and the be the invalid pension bill iation to a a New York . tfer pus 4 *¥ Famity PLaTe.—aA shor io the evacuation of Danville, box Coptaining valuable family piste ovber arncles valued at $2,000, was de- yoried in the Bank of Virgmia in said town ‘y Mr. ©. W. Khodes. In the cesfusion at- tending the evacuation, the box was lost and cou d not be accounted for or found, after dili- genteearch. About nine months after the box was lost, when all hopes of finding it had been given up, & gentleman occupying rooms in the Bank, wanting a box, wentinto a closet where- mm was stowed away a large number of boxes d rubbish. To bis joy, saw a box which ex- ly suited his purpose. This he pounced upon, but found it not i. ‘ull and very heavy. He opened the xX, and to his surprise, found the silver plate which had been given up by Mr. Rhodes as lost forever. It is supposed that the bex, in the hurry of moving the effects of the Bank had been pushed into the closet.—Richmond Times. Rec Thee presio m 1s Nzw SEWERAGE or Lonpow.—The latest sta- tistics of the new main-drainage works in London are eurious. The total length of new sewers at present contemplated is eighty-two miles, and the works, when finished, will have cost £4,200,000. The drainage intercepted and carried off by thsse sewers is derived from an area of about one hundred and seventeen square miles, and & population of 2,809,000. The amount of sewerage carried off on the north side of the Thamesamounts to 10,000,000, and or the south to 4,000,000 cnbic feet. In the construction of the works 318,000,000 bricks and $50,000 cubic yards of concrete have been used, and about 3,500,000 cubi ds of earth exca- vated. The Lancet say: This grandsystem of sewerage has been constructed under build- ings, and over and under canals, rivers and road ways, from twenty-five feet above to sev- enty-five feet below the surface, without any important casualty or interference with the public convenience or traffic. The construe- tural arrangements of the metropolis would appear tobe more wonderful and successful below the surface than above.” Tue TARI¥F.—The following facts in the le- gislauon of Congress upon the tariff, will show how Congress differs: «Copper, which comes am at present at five per cent. valorem, ak a Qt twenty per cent. in the Honse bill and fixed at ten per cent. by the Commissioner.and has been finally putin the Senate at three cents per pound, which is equal to thirty per cent. ad valorem. Zinc bas been pat at three cents per pound, when two anda half is practically probibi- tory. The duty on bituminous shale, which costs at Pittsburg one dollar and fifty cents per ton, has been fixed at five dollars per ton.”’ THE LARGEST Ix THE WORLD.—The ape unbroken by pillars or other obstructions, is at St. Petersburg, Russia. It is 650 feet in length and 150 in breadth. By daylight it is used for military displays,anda can conveni- ently mancuver in it, In the evening it is often converted into a vast ball-room, when it is warmed by sixteen prodigious stoves; and 20,000 wax are required to light it prop. erly. The roof of this greatstructure is a single arch of iron, the bars alone eu which it Tests weighing 12,830,000. lrisn and English; while from all the rest of world there were less than fifty thousand. There were sixty-eight thousand Irish to one hundred and four thousand Germans, and these figures at New York include about five- sixths of the whole immigration into this coun- S7-Mre. Susan E. Jones, of Mem: baled chioroform on Su: nday Inst, ienabins to havea swollen finger lauced, and died in. tantly. S7-A youth in Michigan was rejected by his Dulcinea, whereupon he threw be- neath a locomotive. The locomotive also had a tender attachment. Bw if any thing bd the world ae, a 1 badly, ching his in theverack of © door, ft is unquestionably a qa av An assogiation youths has Lag em EUROPEA Lonpow Jan.29—Evening —itis considered cern & Coustanstinupte that Eastera coca Dinauens will result in war. TDarkey bas called out 150,000 reserves, and the Govern. Mento! Russia bas o1 that all miliary ball end on the first of March 29—Itis said that Maxim:!)an manifesto et te arrange. meut made between the United States aud France in regard to Mexican affairs. St Perexssvne, Jan. 9 —1* iseaid thai tne Russian Govern meut proposes to build a (i reek cherch in New Yoru y oR, Jon. 20.—Admiral Persano bas ted of a charge of cowardice. Jan. W.—American breect-loading Tifles have been given to a portion of the Au»- tien army. ATuxEns, Jan. 29—The Greek ministry pro- ome to Talse the effective force of the army to 3),000 men, including 14,000 reserves. This action 18 taken,om account of the military pre paravons made and the threateming atuiuse taken by the Sublime Porte The Fatal Child-Whipping Case. The case ot Joel Lindsiey, the clergyman ot Sheiby, Orleans county, N. ¥., who in June jest cnused the death of his son, three years of age, by whipping for disobedience, came up sor trial at Albion on Thursday Iast on au in- cictment for mansiaughter im the secoud de- gree. The physician whe made the por? mor fem eXAMinavON gave the circumstances of the Whipping &s related to bim by Landsievy. he said about nine o'clock on the might of its death his wite (who was not the « mother) went to correct the child for » ‘bing it refused to do; she failed to mak mind, and asked him to do it; he said he com- menord correcting him with @ piece of a shiu- gic: he whipped and talked to Bim alternately lor twobours and abalf, he reasoned with bim 4 tried to make bim mind; at tue end of tw him Lours aud a balf saw a change, stopped whip- peng Bim, Jaid him on a couch and called his | wie: she came and said, “Why, Johnny is dyimg!” be exid he guessed not, and took him off the loon md he died im hie niaps: be ssad the child fainted or had a spasm rolled wp its eyes, and became stiff and diea A neighbor, who was called in immediately after the @eath, testified that Lindsley was much moved walking up and down the room, and exciamming repeavediy, « He's gone poot Johnny is dead; I have whipped him o death.” Preparations were made for bury be the child Ube next day. but the co: The body wns taken out o nd examined by the doctors. On the forehead there was a mark of coloration, and also on the jaw; the a | uiscotored to within two inches from the rhoulder, and down to near the elbow, un discoloration covered nearly all the ont<id below the elbow the arms were discolored 1 near the band: the backs of toe bands w bruised and swollen: the back of the fl were bruised more than the hands; the «kin was broken on the fingers above the nat the point of the hip postertorly, the par discolored, except about the Kaees, and fame below the Knees to the feet: the spots the bottom of the feet had teen b broken in the boilow of the foot; th bruises was about as large as a fifty cent p and were irregular in sbape; the child looked s though it bad been bruised by a shingle Mrs. Lindsley testified thar the whipping wa done with ashingle aboutan iach wide. The Ury, Afler remaining out about eight hour brought ina verdict of mansiau, . reeond degree. Lindsley 1s abou years old, and passed through college theological seminary, acquiring a reputation utscholar He afterward preached » W + and Inst Ma NY profession on accoun health. The attempt to prove that Lind ley was subjectto mental disorders, was i, (hough it wasshown that he was y and unamiable disposition, and wife harshly | cotta Vincrnia Leoi®@LaTune.—in the Senate turday, Senator MeKare, who is chair on aan edebt, which w ant feature of the day's p age the ar Most impo’ ings, and will doubtiees & of the ablest members of both houses Lill proposes ake AD apport G bt between the States of Virginia, assigning to the Is fll, and to the former the remaining two. d upon this basis to proceed to provide, the nt Of the interest and then for the division ts to © issue certificates tor two-thirds of Any bond presented to b d the imterest on this certificate to be i-anpually, commencing with Januar s Second Auditor to preserve rrendered in hen of the ¢ in order to settle with W r. The House passed a bill to pay K Rogers for statues for (be Washington J a bill appropriating $15,000 1 to the imstitute gor the deaf, dumb a | blind at Staunton; alro a bill providing ¢ taking a list of all persons who were kuled Wounded or missing during the late war, trom Virginia, and bill to aid tbe Kichmond Mea ical College.—Kichmond Enguirer —Wild " s e #) 3 Witp Bzasr beasts are nncom- mouly fierce in the United States the presen winter. The papers state that amanin Ver- mont has been killed by one of Whe pauthers that have been making such havoc among the sbeep-tolds of that State. Panthers from th John Brown Tract” and the Adirondack Mountains, in Northern New York, have made sad havoe among the sheep and calves, aad even in Massachusetts the farmers living in the neighborhood of the Hoosxe Tunnel have been beavy losers by their depredations The Scarcy (Ark.) Record says a negro woman and ber child while passing slong a mountain rout in White county, about a fortnight ago, were attacked by a flock of wolves and eaten up The Kecord says the country is swarming with these ravenous creatures, and that whole flock of sheep have been devoured by the Wolves, and pigs scarcely venture from the stable-yard for fear of being gobbled up. DELAWARE LEGISLATURE —A is before the Delaware Legisiature which provides tnat all negroes, mulattoes and persons ef tbat State shall have power to mai force contracts, to be affiants and give evidence and to bave full and equal benefit of the rights of persona] security the same as whits persons now have, and shall not be subject! to any other different punishments, pain or penalty for the commussion of any actor offense than such as are prescribed for white persons com- mitting like acts or effenses. 87 The recent money panic in Wall street has been exceedingly damaging, not only to stock gamblers, but to many operators. So rapid was the decline that many parties were forced to silow themselves to be sold out, being unable to provide im time the necessary mar- gips to carry their stocks. In a few days, teading stocks fell from ten to twenty-five per cent, and one fancy stock, Cumberland U al deelined fifty-eight) The amoant of money lest by the opera’ors fora rise cannot be esti- mated. GREAT Success or Rrstort in Cuca Madame Ristori states that the receipts at her pertormance, Tuesday evening, at the Caica- go Opera Houre, were the largest since her first appearance on the stage—am punting to $4,500. Moscow ranks &cond and Brookiyn third Of the 84.808, personal share is $2,600. Herown personal receipts since her arrival in Ss country, in September last, have been a7 There are France. S7 Philadelphia is stated to contain more Methodists than any other city in the world 87 Lots of litigation leaves but little jeizure to lawyers in North Carolina. &7 All the patent medicines are soldin Eng- land; and so are the Englishmen who vuy ubem. ar: ‘uris—curis over the left shoulder — are going Out of fashion. &7 G+ lveston is afraid of yellow fever next summer. S7 Every county in Alabama basan iron foundry. ®7 The names of the Japanese Ambassador s are Ko-ide and Tsi-Kawa &7 1n Massachusetts there are about fourteen hundred cclored voters. S7 The Excise law was again rigorously en - forced on Sunday in New York. ana tbe pipers state that the Sabbath passed off quietly and soberly, there being but few arrests for viota- tion of the law, either in selling Inquor or using it too freely. S7-Mrs. Jane M. Sweet, of Kennebunk, Mame, has been indicted for the marder of ber husband, Dr. Nathaniel Sweet, last fail, :0.— lich cows in b; ing him with strychnme. She says thenahe only 9 ‘t item his whiske: Prenat leve for liquor, and that she tally ga bim an over-dese. S7 The coal miners of the region around Pittsburg ave gait 2 on account of an Attempt om the part o employers to cat down the price of digging from fourto two and a balf cents per bushel. 87” An officer in the army in country sends a letter toafriend, which pred pcg: pegs ne: “i would send you a lock of my bair, but I it would pon the savages of or gee ° 87 Queen Victoria bas been bey call it in England. a waledging,” as ‘