Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1867, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY,(SUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT THE STAR BUILDING, ...... Southwest corner Penn *.avenue.and 11th street, BY w. D. WALLAC H. rere The STAR is served by tae carriers to their subscribers in the Oity and District at Ten CunrTs rer ween. Copies at the counter, with or without wrappers, Two Cunrs each, Prick rok Maitine:—Three months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; stx months, Phree' Dols ters; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—poblished om Friday morning—One Dollar end a Half a Year. PAWNBROKERS BUBBSTINE’S LOAN OF F10K- B. 475 13th street, sd voor south of Penn. MONEY on time te eaft custome Geld and Silver Watche-, Diamonds, Jew- eiry, Ladies’ sod Gentlemen's Wearing, A 1 Ula Gola and Silver bought. mb 5 Sm* B. BUBNSTINE, 0 0th street, ove dour below Pena. ave. J-known Office makes Thie well TIDERAL ADVANCES Op Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches Clothing. Farnitare,and Merchandise of every scription. “yen very day(except Sunday) from 8 a. m. to "Wy 'D.—Business strictly confidential. _fo38-tf STABLISHED 3852. SPEOTAL NOTIOR. CHABLE3 HRERZSERG, Successor to Isaac Herzberg & Son, Who have couducted the Pawnbrokine for hfteem years iu this city, far tw years the ly Pawabroker ia the Distal take this method of thanking their patroas' Life for the confidence heretofore aho kkave to call their atientiou to the t Bignest ad- icles of Jewelry, Bouds. Government Scrip, for which we have superior secatity, which will always faction of tnose ot cial facilities for the care an Wearing Apparel of every de- ptiom, Woolens, &c., on which the highest al- ‘Gace, guarenteeing when required agsinst moth, againstinjury Having a large warel nection with our efice, we have special facilities for sterage of ail kinds ef Merchandise, Furviture, 4 on which we eet advances for days. weeks or We call especial attention to the fact tbat ewlng to tne large capital employed in our business vances at such rates of We soil no goats six months after their for- at public auction, first civ gh the vartoas city jour depositors. By this means deposits witb us are never lost if their redemption is de siret. We call especial attention to our son th ments for forwarding gvods to any part of the country, Srrangements which an experience of fifteen years to vertection. Depos- itors sre en means to redeem their enonds, Waiches, er Plate, &c.. laces of depo be shown for the sa We bave » socds from ourottce no matter where they may Le located. Fuli information alway . Pri- te apartm: contidential basi N.B— We bave no connection with any si Hebment in this city. Refer toanv old resident of Washineton. Bemember HERZBERG’S Loan . 351 north O street, between 435 and 6th, gten. B.C. fe 25-Im* ONEY! MONEY!) MONEY: H. PRINCE'S NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN 277 Pa. ave.. next to Potentini’s Confectionery. med on every description of salable . eupecially Watches, Dia- ne Jewelry. I can assure these who may favor me with ther patron- lar estal- that th ll pot regret ha ving done so. - B.—Pi door and office, rRous wishiog -rthe public office will ri the Office hell. fo 264m OAN OFFICE. MONEY leaned on Gold and Silver, Watebes Diamonds. Jewelry, Clothi nor LOY, D. DONOVAN, Pawabroker, No. 372 Est., fe3 lm* between 10th and 11th sts. HE OLD ESTABLISHED FIBM OF 34 FOUB-AND-A-HALF ST&BET WEST, DENTISTRY. Cn ee ML eh na J>® LEWIeS DENTAL association, No. 260 PENN’A AVE, Between lath and 13th streets, A Gicactes without pain b: es tons Oxyde er Lai LEWLE has recently purchased bi Chemical Apparatus in the country for ‘are gas covery day; also, an improved Val- velar inhaler. The Association ‘s now prepared to make Teeth on Gold, Silve Bubber at New York. Phiadeiphia and -va prices. Ali per- - ‘une 680 have ttascheap 4 cities, All work done in the peatest and west manner, asd warranted to give satisfaction. Persons will do well to call end examine our work. de 4-tf EBT z . LOOMIS, M.D. Lm yeptor tau Patentce of the MINEBAL PLATE TEETH, stteuds personally at, bis office in this ity. Many persons “ear these teeth who caunot wear others, pol person can wear others who canuét wear rsons calling at my office can be sccommode- ith and of they de- tire, bat to those who ate pasticwiar,and wien the rest, cleanest, and Seth Will be more felly wenseated Booms in thls lty— Ho. 33) Ropar ereneer te Puiledelpiie, = 2 Also. ocm-iy” PERSONAL, q oyant, and Test MUS dtcme wilt give tits seadtogs, Sacladt Past, Pi and at her office, 420, ner' ide of Det ween 4% and 6th streets. Smwemsese ete 24-2m* B. MAURICE. BEAL SOLBNTIFIO AS- + | TROLUGER OF AMERIOA, From the position sna as of the Stars st the time of one’s birth, will reveal astonishing se- crets that no living mortal ever wr ; how to be successful ta al! reasonable undertakings. He tells pame and very day you merry: describes the intended companion. and tells life; good luck ond long life to visitors. F~ tpt S5: eestinnes in fall $1. Oa! - Dear de 31-2" ——E———— eee COxEIDENTIAL —Young men who have in- jared themselves py certain secret habits, which unfit them for sem, eneeare. or the duties cf married life; also, m! aged and old men, who. from the ies of youth, or other in advance of their years 470 » all hours until y in tue evening. feel s debilit, lacing themeet ves ander the treatment any should first read **The Secret Fi Married ladi ‘fil learn somet! eof ip by perusing ‘The Secret Friend.” Bent « ) cree BrOdad a Baud any ad- rscéipt of 25 cents. ART & 00. .. Boston, ‘Bo d-ly HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &o. , IBEWOOD HOUSE, k* Petna. enemas. ond. Trasl/ih vvee gd Situated fn the most central location the city, midway between the CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, Only « short distance from all the Departments, Patent and Post Offices, Smithsontan Institute, ek H. B. DUDLEY &00., no tl-tt Proprietors. E=™cr4 BBESTAUBANT, No. 366 Penne avenue, near 6th street. P. EMBICH piches to latorm his friends and the ‘bile generally that he now = Mantly om hand OYSTERS. trea wcory Gay Peepated 1m every atric. is Ww RES and LIQUORS cannot be et otra oe m-tt Call and gtve bi: Se ar ae ee VENTING + — V%. XXIX, ~ CARRIAGES Arosaw J. JOYCB200., GABBIAGE MANUFACTURERS, HOS. 477 AND 479 FOURTEENTH 8T We are now OaB' 'd to receive or- AGES in all the new ee fashio lee. to be completed at an early day We have on hand a large assortment of LIGHT FAMILY OARRIAGES, FINB TOP AND NO TeP BUGGIES, DEARBOBHE WAGONS, ROOKAWAYS, &c. Desirous of maintaining the high standard which our work = held for ti wo coutne our business exclusively LAGES of our own pee pl rah oeee ou. ana a our ns offer un infertor scle'wore ens Pee BEPAIRING made « speciality. fe 15-eolm ANDBBW J. JOYCE & 60 WOOD AND COAL. Ceat COAL! Best WHITE ASH at $8, by the ton, All sizes, to snit enstomers. wed aud Split OAK WOOD, 210 per cord. bent ake mak shah oe Long Oak, 48 per cord. é A ton of Coal sold by me alee’ 7 fe28 ly OAL! COAL!! AT GREATLY BEDUCED Prices Gross tons of 2,200 Ibs., delivered in ony part of the oe. Chestnut White Ash, $7. Stove, ¥ge and Furnace White Ash, $8.0). Bed Ash. $8.25, Oak knd Pine Wood constantly on hand. Orders received at ont Oitice; or atthe Wharf, foot of Seventh street 8. P. BROWN & SON. jaes-tf 465 ot! eet between FE and F. STEAMBOAT LINES. STEAMER WILSUN SMALL S BE OR TIE PASTERN SHORE. BOTIOE.—' Btes: WILSON SMALL, CAPT. &. T LEONARD, 30 in and Friday. me 1 and ee Se.m. on lowing mornings. She basa large number of fine state-rooms. fe 26-tf RESO ERPERTTESEESS AD Fo TO TBAVELLEES GOING SOUTH. TWIOB DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) oisriaep ea sega © Beane from Sixth to Aquis Oreck tirely com, tram Avate Oreck fo Bice’ Danville ’ . Unari ‘aud 8. 0. 1.45 p. THBOUGH TO RICHMOND IW SEVEN HOURs: Fifty Miles Shorter and 2% Hours Quicker thas any Other heute. aa cheex'nnd Law to Bichmond, at t ] Compsny’s by Penns. avenne and 6th ferect. cr on board of boats, Baggage checked rough. Omni! end Wagons will be to a $e, conse eer aud baggage be tween depo: i 14 by this line Yoee 07 Sevttgat Mount Vernon, snd have an anit ting several battle-Deids near okeburg by stop BO ping st that potnt. Bi sup on of ¥ o Se RARE Gr Sepia. ops-ly General Passenger Age x -. 3 Pporemac THANSPORTATION LINE. HOTIOE TO SHIPPERS. Piney Poti more ot 6a. ap 7-8! BOOTS, SHOES, &c. BOOTS AND BHORS, HEBW STORER. pivebins Gene aston Odé Fellows’ Hall. where be bas on hena a gen- eral assortment of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s, Boy aoe eee drs AND SHORS. » 502 Tth street, und Se rE hediamentegl co ‘ mde is He's SOTO onan GPocunine. WILSON. BALL & PLANT, PLANT’S BUILDING, Oorner New York avenue and lstn street, (Entrance on New York avenue,) Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXURIBS, &c.. &c., would respectfully motify their friends and the public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Btore, where can be obtained any article usa ally kept in ® first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our stere and stock. believing we shall Bot fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may faver us with their patronage, We cali especial attention to our assortment of TEAS and OOF FEBS, which have been selected with great carefor purity, Dealers will find a me to select from, gad our prices to Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city. Jan 9-3, BED! Frous fall assortment of choloe Yrour: 1 sihery Sonly tre ad Golden “se Gambrill (pot or Family ~ SPECIAL NOTICES. &7 * REALING ON ITS WINGS” say all who yrs mote-use of DK. WISTAK’S BALSAM OF TLD OBBRRY, and by such use been cured of coughs, colds, brot itis. sore throat, The predent will alt y by th . r G BBOWN'S METAPHYSICAL DIS- RY cures Desfness. Catarrh, all Diseases e Bye, and every disease flesh 13 heir to. For sale by ail Draggists. mh 9 2w* fiueaze a keep it MES M.G. BEOWN’S CELEBRATED POOR RICHABD’S BYE WaT Lifte ap every sunken ¢; and strengt! every Ww: eye, omens blind eyes 6 best im the world. ‘or sale by all Druggists. mh 9 2w* MES. M_G. BROWN’S UNEQUALLED SOALP RBENOVATOR AND HAIR RSESTOREB. No sulphar in this preparation, which i scalps and rendering ple blind. For sale by al} Drug; IT 18 NOT A HUMBUG Thongh parng % = id '~Be convinced, eon in use only for ashort time. METOsLFES Goes BORUMATIO BEMB: DY has gained a world-wide reputation and is ded by the best doctors in New York as sure cure for Kheamatism 8. C. FOBD, Agent. ITS EFFECT 18 MIRACULOUS. HALLS VEGETABLE STCILIAN HAIR RENEWER. Itisa perfect snd wonderful article. Cures babi- Rees. Makes hair grow. A better ar gt | 8uy oil’ or’: pomatnm ° Softens bras! ry, and wiry heir into Beautifal Silken Tresses. Bat, abeve ail, the great wonder is the rapidity with which it restores Guay HAIR To ITs ORIGiNaL COLeR The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its onthini beauty by its use. It does not dye tie hair, hutetrikes at the root and fillsit with new life end coloring mutt er. ak will do good 5 you will sre Ox at ove'y day, andi BEFOBE Yi NOW IT, the old gray, discovered appearance of the hair Will be guns, giving piace to lustrous, shiuiog, and beautitn! leck Ask for sal'’s sicilian Hair Renewer ; no other article is at all like it ia eect See that each bettie has our private Government Stamp ever the top of the Lottie. All offers ar imitations, BALL & 00 . Nashua, NH, Proprietors. Bor sale by al) dregsisia. fe 18-d&weo2m,t BEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPEUIAL CASES, No. 14 Boud street, New York. ®7-Follinfermation, with the Arghest sestimo- nials; also, a Book on Special Diseases, na sealed envelop tfree, Be sure and send for them, and you will not regret it; for, as advertising phy sicians are generally tmpostors, without references pe stranger should trusted. Enclose a stamp for tage avd directto BR. LAWBE. » No 14 Bond street. New Yo no 12-D& Why 87 MABBIAGE AND OKLIBAOY, AND THE He pinees of True Maahood.—An Ke: Young Men say for on the Crime of Solitude, and the Physiological Brrors, Abuses aud Dise: which create impediments to Marriage, with eu jeans of Belief. Sent in sealed letter oe ree of charge. Address Dr.J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ja 11-am effectual remed y—indeed, the onl; dy ever discovered. ty in two to tour 8. An's wD Hen! Brat waive and permanent eure fer portals. rik ak Vices, Bee advertisement. DANCING. P2r8.3. Ww ea Pee DANOING ACADEMY, Ponnsylvanie avenue, bet. 6th and 7th » Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. New Olasses forming overy evening. Th . siring to enter our einseue sboul ‘avail thes. selves of thi nity. P; be made in this quarter for PI ‘reparations will our annual May Ball. Cirealars can behead at J. F. Bilis’ and w.a. Metzerott & Uo.’s Musto Btores. The Hail can be rented for Soirees, &o. Days and Hours of Twition : For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday afte » from 3 to 5 o'clock. Gentiemen’s Olasses, Tuesday and Friday eve- nings. from 8 to 10 o'clock. For further information, apply during the hours of tuition, or address a note to the Academy. Quarter commencing with the first lesson. ja8 1 | ABINI’S FASHIONAULE DANOING ACADEMY, A’ MARINI'S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, KE, between 9th and l¢th streets, The last quarter of this season, prepare tory te the May Ball will commence on Satar- éay, March 2. Classes fer the Germai are now open. N. B —Private instruction given to sait the con- he pepil. be 25 ventence of the Lae te ASQUEBADE AND FANCY DE. r Bitestses AND PARTIRS. - > DALLB 38g) Kk cemee at the well kno . wn fancy establishment of Christian Ruppert, Esy., 22 7th street, between D and B, where he will CHARLES BERG, mer at Ford's and Grover’s Theaters, Ws OLOTHING, &c. youns T. WALKER, MEROHANT TAILOR, ana Beventh Btreet, 484 Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally that he has ‘sfine ‘lerge and weil: CLOTHS, OassiME! age GENTS’ FUBNISHING G That he i determined to ram one 8 very small P me 111 be a GOO: bizing hie establishment 50 OD FIT and good workmsnship, etermined to employ none but best P 8—JOHN A. McL&AN takes this method to inform his friends that he will be found at his ost at the above place, where he wi be pless cater to their the most fastid: it iving them ‘ments ous, and secing That thet ments are made up in the most workmanlike man- ner. = mh Ii-im EROMANT TAILORING. having entered into copartner- Bexte sive and careful LOTHS, CASS 1a BES. Gentangue’ FURBI oh shim to mar WwW 5. CLa@EtT™ A. B. SWEBNY, BEAL ESTATE BROKERS ANB ADOTIONEERS. Parties ballding in the if s site: etc Mita fe: le does net. eo unless sold while en out GLAGETT & BWEENY. Avorrom agp oy etsy MERCHANT REGULAR SALES momDay SADE . AY. 2 to the sale of ead ture at Soe io with WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. 1867. N°, 4,372. TELEGRAMS. &e. The National Democratic Committee met in New York yesterday afternoon at the resi- gence of Angurtus Belmont, its chairman. Moet of the Northern States were represented. The committee came to the conclusion that it pedient to eajl a national convention sto the regular nominating convention next year, but resolved on a thorough organi- vation ef the Democratic party throughout the Union. Ata meeting of the loyal Union members cf the Legisiature of North Carolina, with other loyal citizens, held at Raleigh, C. L. Harris, Eeq., the Senator from Rutherford, Uleveland and Polk, in the chair, and W. R. Richardson, ot Wake,secretary, it was unanimously recom- mended that the people of the State promptly accept the act of the Congress of the United States, entitied “An act to provide for a more efficient government ot the rebel States.” The Fentaus had a very large and enthusi- astic meeting at St. Louis Monday night. Resolutions were adopted pledging assistance ™m Men and means to the present movement in ireljand,demancinz of cur Government the im- mediate acknowledgment of belligerent rights 'o the Republic of ireland, and calling upon wealthy lriskmen of this country to parchase privateers to prey on English commerce. A cable dispatch from Dublin, Lretand, yesterday, says:—Arr sts of Fenians continue to be made in all parts of the country. Large quanuiies of arms have been seized by the po- lice. A dispatch trom Cork says a detachment has been sentin pursuit of a large number of insurgents who were eported to have gathered in the vicinity of Mallow Junction, an impor- tant railway centre in county Cork. The Fenian Brotherhood met in Chicago at two o’clock yesterday; seventy-eight circles were represented. After the organization President Roberts was imtroduced and <poke on ihe present state of the organization, ii< pest records, and its future prospects. After the appointment of @ committee on pusimess the conyention adjourned wntil this morning A young Jewess, aged eighteen, arrived in Haltumore, trom New Yerk, Sunday morning She threw herself into Jones’ Falis yesterday morning and was drowned. She was in fall Gress. The name «B. Kurzman” was on her wearing apparel. A Sandy Wook pilot-boat reports that on the 11th, eight miles south-east of the Hizh- ands, she saw a sonken vessel in twelve fathoms of water. The upper part of ber Tmasthead poles were painted white. She is supposed to bea full-rigged British bri, Two battalions of Montreal wilitia will be called out sbortiy for trontier seryice. A com- pany of volunteer rifles on service at King: ton, C. W., for the last month has been re- heved, ‘Three men deserted from the royal ar- ullery. The State Senate of Missouri passed the Hnance bill with an amendment cutting odwn the appropriation for the payment of overaue interest £300,000 for free school fund. It is thought the House wali readily concur in the amendment. Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, yester- day signed the death warrant of Albert Teutel, convicted of the murder of Oapt. Jas. Wirle, at Bristol, Pa., in November last. He will be executed Ap: *. at Doylestown, Pa. The St. Louis Lemocrat’s St. Joseph’s special says Ger. Coole’s recent raid on the Indians in the region of Stein’s mountain reeulted in killing sixty-three savages. It is expected that Gevernor Butler will soon convene the Nebraska Legislature to take necessary measures to put the Statein working order. A number of bridges and considerable other property have been destroyed in Nebraska. The Emperor of Austria left Vienna, yester- day, on a yieit to the capital of Hungary Mrs. Lucretia Pope, mother of Major Gene- ral Pope, died at St. Louis yesterday. RAILROAD COMMUNICATION BETWEEN AL- EXANUDRIA AND WASHINGTON.—As the matter of raijrond communication between Alexan- dria and Washington is of considerable interest to the inhabitants of the two cities, of general importance to the travelling community at Jarge, and of pecuniary considerauuon to some of our readers, we publish the following list of the different railroads and railroad schemes by which now, orin the tuture, passengers and freight can be carried from one city to the other First. The Washington and Alexandria Kauroad; at the head of which is Jas, S French, Esq., which was sold out during the War, and for whieh suits are pending. Seeond. The present Washington, Alexan- dria and Georgetown Railroad. Third. The Alexandria and Potomac Rail- road; just pessed the Legislature, believed to be at the instance of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, Chas. Marshall, B. F. Ficklin and others. Fourth. The “herm bank” railroad: the bill for which. we are informed, bas pasced the House of Delegates. Fifth. The branch ef the Loudoun & Hamp- shire Railroad, authorized some years ago. to go by way of the aqueduct, or if the company prefer, by the Long Bridge. Sixth The provision of the general law. au- th-rizing the extension of railroads from one side of & town to the other, outside of the cerporste limite, wherever necessary to form a connexion with a railroad terminating on such other eide, in case the town authorities refuse the right of way. Besides all the above, in esse or in posse, it Would seem that the Alexandria Dock Compa- ny, under its general power to construct rail- roads within three miles of the river, can build a railroad from Alexandria northward, either to the Long Bridge or the Aqueduct of the Canal, or anv where else not beyond the fimit of three miles.—Alecandria Gazette. THE Crry oy Mexico Occurigp By THE Liperats.—The Mexican Consul at San Francisco has information derived from the be ager bie ‘the Governor of Mazstian that the city of Mexico was occupied by the Liberals on the 17th of February, and that President Juarez, Cabinet and enite were at Queretaro on the same date, a three days’ journey from tbe capital. The report that General Ortega bad been shot by order of President Juarez is untrue, Goaquin Miramon. a brother of the Imperial} generai, had beem taken near Zaca- tecas and shot Ssatraitor In the last eugage- ment Miramon bad 150 Frenchmen who were captured by General Escobedo. They had lett the service of France to join the Imperial cause. They were ordered to be shot at San Jacinto city. Morelia has been evacuated by the Imperialists and occupied by the Liberals under General Biffules, The fall of Moreia left no garrisoned place in all Mexico to the imperialists. Last LeG1sLaTuRe.—The number of oitls passed at the recent session of the Illinois General Aeae ly, foots up twelve hundred and sixty-three. The session consisted of jast forty working days. This is equal to just thirty-one bills each day, er say five every hour, nena Tue BALtoT ror WomEN.—Petitions cireniating by the women in St. Louis, asking the legislature to strike the word male trom the state constitution. are also making for & mass meeting Of wemen. for the purpose of bri: the question of female su! promin before the people. —_————— é s7 Bismarck empties a bottle of wine every ay. ‘ S7 The clerk of the weather has been driv- ing With a long rein of late. 7 Winter’ seems to haye fairly stolén a March on spring. sv The will Baptists in the United States have a membership of 55,000. 7 Sunday night amusements. are in} vogue at the Omcinnati theatres. ’ S7A roral ‘were matried ina d: goods store at *Soaenciae Tilimols, on the 24 ap = so-Shaxing bande_is uhfashioddble, except of course with jadies... + 2 vA 7" Physicinsin St. Louis expect a return of the cholera.” , . SF Hon.John.A. Bingham declines to be a pacer for Governor of Onio. ig he New Jersey islature is annoyed dam bills. ae with vein of valuable coal has been discov- wren? Portland quarries, Connecticut, . &7 The céremoniés of Lent bring out 8 good deal of controversy on Titualism. Cat oe t ireedom-shriekere, S7'A gentleman in Iowa advertises for a wife “who wears ber own hair, ber owa tes! her own cheeks, her own “buzzum,” and own calves.” q mero and city councils of BALTIMORE M. E. CONFERENCE. SIXTH DaAY—TURBDaY. J. W. Lambeth was madea sy J. A. McCauley, from the Committee on Froedmen, submitted a report approving of the work done in that direction, indicating the great importance of educating the freedmen and improving their condition, directing all pastors to make collections for this object as early as practicable, and forward the same to tbe Treasurer of the Society. Rev. Thomas Myers, Chairman of the Board of Stewards, estimated the probable claims for the ensuingj year: Superannuated, $1,500: widows and orphans, $2,200; other claims, $5.26; total, $9,200, The report was adopted and the necessary apportionment made. Dr. Hamilton, from the Centenary Funa Committee, reported the total receipts of the Methodist Uentenary, $133,555.53: disburse- ments to Dickinson College, $30,414.06: increase of church property, $39,100.97; Preachers’ Aid Society, $7,312; Irish Conventional Fund, $1,213: Metropolitan Church, Washington, $33.1'8.05; American Methodist Historial So- rnumerary. ciety, $656.50, Centenary Educational Fand, S056 Mission House, New York, $749 50; Bibical School, Bremen, Germany, $629.05 church debt, $16,500.95, Sunday School Chil- dren’s Fund, $731.55; unspecified collections, $134.50; plate collections, $97.34; church exten- sion, $1,150; local education, $32.5); locai ob- d*cis, $225: chartered fund, $25.50; Bibical In- stitute, Concord, $1650. The commitiee rec- ommended that the Central Committee in New York publish the statistics contained in the aes ‘The report was adopted. be Conterence proceeded, on motion of M+. Morgan, to fix the place of the next annual meeting. Foundry Station, Washington, and City Sta- toa, Baltimore, were named, the latter place being eelected. A resolution offered by Rev. J. A. McCauley Was adopted, expressing ihe endearing wes that have bound Kev L. F. Morgan tothis Uon- ference for thirty years. Mr. Morgan connect himself with the Pittsburg Conference. A similar resolution was adopted ressecting W. F. Speake, transferred to the East Balu- more Conterence. E. Richardson reported irom the Committer on Missionary Money: Receipts from Balti more District. $9.9 3.71; South Baltimore Dis- trict. $3,242 43; Washington Distriet, O72. Winchester District, $151.30; total, $15,420.35. The closing exercises were conducted by Rey. N J 8. Morgan, after which a brief but eloquent address was made by Bishop Kings ley, who then read off the list of appintments, after which the Conference adjourned sine «ir The following are the appoiutments fer this city and vicinity Battimore District Lanahan, Presidiag Elder. Montgomery cuu—J. W. Sart, (7. W. Hobbs; Rockville—D. W. Arnold, Jonn Whitson ; Sandy Springs—O. Richardson, J H. Swope, one to be supplied South Baltumore District—Samuel V. Blake, P.E. Prince George’s—to be supplied; Bla- densburg—W. H. Laney, W. E. Berd. ‘Washington District—N. J. B.Morgan, P E. Washington Uity—Foundry, B. P. Brown, B. N. Brown ; Wesiey Chapel, A. H. Ames: Me- tropolitan, F.S. De Hass; East Washington, George V. Leech: McKendree, Wm. Krebs: Umion, Charles A. Reid; Ryiand, Wm. Ham- ilton; Gorsuch, Jamee N. Davis; Waugh, G G. Markham; Providence, to be supplied Fletcher, Job W. Lambeth, supernumerary ; Hamlin, J. W. Hoover; Georgetown—James A. McCauley ; West Georgetown and Tennel- iytown—George M. Berry, W. O. Lumsden, supernumerary; Alexandria — Joseph K Wheeler; Leesburg—Geerge S. Sikes: Fair- jax—Lenas M. Nickerson; Loudon—A. J. Porter. Baltimore ce ual Conference ef the Epis- 1 Methodist Church. SIXTH DAY—TUESDAY. The following persons were elected efficers of the Conference Missionary Society: George G. Brooke, President; W. J. rhe Secretary, J. E. Armstrong, Treasurer; ,. Tudor, Thomas E. Carson, J stehison, A. Wilson. S. S. Roszel, E. Weity Rogers, J.L. Gib- bons and J. Langstreet, managers. The Committee on lieges submitted a lengthy report on the subject of edacation They report that there is no college within the bounds of the Conference for the education of young Men connected with the Church, and but one fer the moral and religious culture of young ladies—the Wesieyan Female Lnstitur at Staunton, Va. St. Timothy’s Hall. at tonsville, near Baltimore, though not officially connected with the Church is highly recom- mended. The report was adopted Then Conferenbe then took a recess to bear the sermon of Rev. Loyick Pierce, D. D., of Georgia, upon the life and services of the lace Bishop Soule of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. After the service of Dr. Pierce an account of the last moments of Bishop Soule was given by Mr. Green, of Nashville and Rev. Thomas K. Sargent. D. D.. read an original anthem. The services closed with the doxology and the benediction Conference then adjourned.—Bal!. American Washington Annual Cenference ME. Church, (Colered.) % | SIXTH DAY—TVESDay The following committees presented their reports, viz'—Bible cause, tract cause, Suu- day school, and educational. The mussionary commitiee reported the receipts of the year at $549.45. The stewards reported their receipts at £463.46, The court of trial of charges preferred against R. P. Bell, concerning traud. reported the charges and specifications sustained, and he was therefore expelled. Mr. Bell gave notice that he would appeal to the ensuing General Conference. The followin, A. Posey, J. son. The Bishop closed the Conference by devo- tional exercises, and read out the appointments, the morrigl | being to churches in this city ang vicinity: Potemac District—Benjamin Brown, Presiding Elder.—Washington City—Asbury Station, C. Jobnson; Ebenezer Station, T. Jackson; George- town—Mount Zion, N. M. Uarroll; Bladens- burg, Andrew J. Wheeler; Sanay Springs, Lo- Were admitted on trial, viz:— . Brown, and Nathaniel Jack- renzo Snowden: Westwood, Benjamin Brown, jr.; Clarksburg, J. H. Randall: Patapsco, W. ma Foreman; Severn, William Hicks; South iver, J. Gross; Annapolis, J. Ockmay; West Mathews; Calvert, G. W. Pinckney; J.L. Evans; St. Mary’s, Nathaniel Cbaries, Daniel Wheeler; Prince Washington Lanktord. Rappahannock (istrict—Jas. Peck, Presiding Elder.— Alexandria, » H.R. Etbert; Fa: fax, Robert Wheeler: Loudoun, Henry ©: roll. THE LEGISLATURE OF MagyLanp.—Both Houses proceeded yesterday, in accordance with the act of Congress, to yote separately and vira voce for a Senator of the United States. In the Senate the yote stood :—Ex-Governor Thomas, 15; Hon. J. A. J. Creswell, 5; Mr Crisfield, 1. In the House, 54 voted for Thomas and 16 for Creswell. To-day, under tue law, both Houses will meet in joint con vention, and ‘will no doubt elect Mr. Thomas, the nominee of the caucus of the conservatives. The bill to Appropriate $iW,00) for the relief of the starving people of the South was taken up and passed—yeas 17, nays 1,(Mr. Davis, of Car- oline.) ut. Gov Cox made a few remarks, cordially endorsing the bill. The money is to be expended & commission, consisting of the Governor, presidents of the Uorn Ex- change and Board of Trade of Baltimere, and Lawrence Sangston, Esq., and three others to be selected for the pu’ . The oyster bill was taken up, ameni and ; after passed; which, the late vote on the bill providing for the call of @ State constitutional convention ined to report a billto authorize the re to extend f to the suffering people of the South. Ausnpuant.In ihe Houce of Represent MEND™ .—In jouse ta lives of Massachusetts the report of the committee on tions on ati ube robibi: the disfranchisemen’ of ine wane hee LOCAL NEWS. ° Fourts Warp REPUBLICAN OLUB.— Moa- Gay moght, the yablican Club of the Fouria Ward met in Third Baptist footer) Church, corner of L and 4th streets borth, and was called to order by Mr. J. H. Crossman, (wbite,) president. Mr. Needham, (white,) from the com- mitree on by-laws, reported that the comm bad had no regular meeting, bat he sub two series prepared by Mr. Gangewer himself. Mr. Dixon (colored) suggested that the com - mittee were all present, and could em definite report he series were recommitied, and the committee retired The Chair mentioned that the committee on nominations would report the names of per- manent officers to be elected on the Istof April next Mr. Needham remarked that Mr. Bowen had ted to serve as president of the club if d,and hoped the commitieee would re- member that fact. Mr. Needham, from the committee on by - laws, reported a series, which was read, and adopted unanimously without debate. Mr. Needam moved that the secretary be ia- structed to prepare a correct listof members, and that from the next meeting (Re members be Tequired 'o pay the fees; agreed to. Mr. Needbam moved the appointment of a cemmittee of five members, to confer with similar committees from other wards in reia- hon to petitioning Congress to provide for the ction of Mayor and a comptroller for city in Jane next Mr. King (white) explained that the reason for adding a comptroller is the well knowa fact that the money of the peopie—the taxes, fines, Ac ,—1s expended withont the accoants baving been audited. He also announced that & committee from the Seventh Ward upon unis subject Was present in the church They were invited to speak upon the subject, but before any address conid be made the res- olntion was adopted Mr. Williams, (white) from the Seventh Ward. congratulated the club apon their ap- rent watchtulness. He, with the Seventh ard committes, were here to confer with them, and were glad to see they bad already adopted the resolution. If tbe clubs co-oper- ate, and the petition is propefly presented, the provision will be made by Congress. Mr. J.S. Brown (white) rose and remarked that this charter election should come off in the spring. The Chair, in 1 aad rrupting, said be had to speakers from other wards cg in their discussion. In this case he would pat it to the sense of the club, ss he wished to hear Mr. Brown's re- marks. The club decided in tavor otf Mr. B, and he resumed. He had talked with a num- oer of colored men and jearned from them that emong the colored voters were many whose business called them away {rom the city before the month ef June, kept them away during the sommer t ts one reason f an exrher election 1 r < moral impulse which would be given by t Congress would be nh and that would give the impulse, for v hat during the absence of Cou wet blanket of seces- sion is thrown s Mr. J. Cra favored the resc Mr. Lucas, (¢ 1) of Seventh Ward, said it we get a ma of the Republicans of the city, we will have a majority of the Distric’, white) of Seventh Ward, and there is no doubt tha: Congress will act in favor of the majority. The president appointed the tollowing com- mittee: G. F. Needham, white, Rev. J. A Jones, colored, Mr. Hatton, colored, Gen. Jos Gerhardt, white, and —— Gangewer, whi Mr. Hatton introduced a preamble setting forth that as the Seventh Ward Clab had adopted a resolution exclading members of other cinbs trom the discussions in their meet- ing, this club resolves that its courtesy be ex- tended to all Republicans who may be pres- ent atits meetings and desire to give vent to their feelings, or to offer suggestions Mr. Williams, (white,) of the 7th ward, esid the resolution reterred to only excluded oat- siders from discussion of the business of the club, pot for matters of general interest. Mr Lucas (colored) denied the passage of such & resolution asis referred te by the 7th ward elub. On motion, the preamble was stricken out, and the resolution adopted Mr. Jeffries (colored) moved that the names of any persons engaged in enticing colored citizens to migrate be stricken from the list of members. A Voice —Who is it? Mr. Jeffries referred to one Mr. McIntosh. (Laughter in the « amen corner.”} Mr. McIntosh (colored) excitedly denied the ebarge, and called for the proof, and declared bis readiness to anewer for himself. The Ohair catied to order, and ho that members would haye a chance to justify them- selves. Mr. Jeffries renewed his accusation with ree newed emphasis Mr. McIntosh again denied the charge. aud said bis accuser’s conduct was unmauly Rev. Mr. Jones (colored) hoped no further personalities would be induiged. Mr. Needbam moved the appointment of a committee of three to investigate charges of this kind: agreed to Rev. Mr. Bouldin (colored) cautioned the club against persons going about getung co’ ored families to migrate. ‘TRey are only wire- workers trying to get the voters out of the District The Chair appointed Messrs. Jeffries, Lewis, and Shanklaud committee. Mr. Stokely (colored) moved the appoint- meat of a committee of three to invite radical members of Congress to address the club any night next week at their convenience. Agreed to snd Messrs. Stoke! (colored,) Needham, and Gen. Gerhardt (white) were appointed The business of the club baving been fin- ished, addresses were made by Messrs. W:i- liams,S. J. Brown, Mr. Crane, Mr. Wood, white.) and Rev. Mr. Bouldin, (colored,) briefly favoring the impeachmentot the Pres- ident, the immediate alteration of the election law of this city, and opposition to the migra tion of colored families from the District Om motion, tbe club adjourned to meet in Galbraith Chapel next Monday night. sore. Not LIKING To BF PRAYED AT.—The Sen- ate ot Massachusetts considered a resoltaion, a few days ago, lo prevent the chaplain from making personal allusions to members in his rayers. it seems (be chaplain is an enemy of iquoer selling in every form, and greatly ex- ercised at the prospect of the substitation of a license jaw for the present prohibitory system. So he lays the sins of the friends of the hcense Iaw before the Lord, and prays that members and ministers who favor a {i- cense Iaw nay be induced to ask forgiveness on their knees. Senators freely express their views and are of opinion that the cbapiain should abstain from expressing his personal views in his prayers. Hoves Or Lanon IN MaSSacCRUSETTs —The majority of the Committee on Questions of Labor have reported to'ne House of Repre- sentatives of Massachusetts a bill making & very proper and humane provision against the employment of young per- rons in factories for an excessive ber of hours in theday. Tne Legislature i prob- ably adopt this report, and decline to legisia’ respecting the hours of labor of adults. minority report bas been submitted, providing for an annual reduction of the hours cf labor for all persons in factories, except those oc- cupied in repairs and in necessary labor, unui sn 1869 they Pall be reduced to eight hours in tbe day. &7 The citizens of Johnson ceunty, Mis- souri, recently formed a Vigilance Commitee, e up of men of all political parties, for the purpose of riding that and adjoining counties of lawless men. One or two joes of the old bush whacker class have slready been sbot, and two or three others driven from the State. A notorious gambler, who is known to bave killed two men, was arrested at War- rensburg, and, after being tried by the John- son County Vigilance Committee, was hung to atree in sight of the railroad at War- rensburg, and his body was allowed to hang several Gays, asa warning to all men of bis character. S7 There are 6,263 schools in Lreland, with $20,401 scholars. &7- A negro in England has received the vic- toria cross. 7° A woman boldly affirms that “a man can- not cook &@ mealot victuals.” Many ves can’t either, 87 Rey. Jabez W. Swan, the well re- Vivalist, has become at New London, t., in consequence of exeessive labor. aaron pre eres Sreeseeteee for defamation a man who told scandalous stories about — G7 The leech business js flourishing in Aas- wate ane Beta tatante one Suey, with the ary laws. sv Bridget Durgan, the servant hd a confessed to the murder of Mrs. Dr. Newmarket, New Jersey. ee Sa The women of Misseuri Legisia- ture to strike the word male from the Consti- tution of that State. @7'The Detroit Common Council is at inst organized.a Democratic having been chosen after a struggle of two months. Catholic couples who concluded tnat it was too long to wait through the Lent faat- ing season. ‘ss a is te nS By ~ ig arming on @ great scale. S7-Grant and Lee isthe N. ¥. Herald's jast presidential ticket. 07 Female evangelists are on the increase in