Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1867, Page 1

' } THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY,: SUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT THE STAR BUALDING, Southwest corner Peax “ avenue and 11th street, BY W. D. WALLACH. eee * The STAR ie served by tae carriers to their subscribers in the City and District at Pan CzuyTs rzz wee. Copies at the counter, with or without wrappers, Two Cunts each. Prick ron Maiine:—Three months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; stx months, Three Dol- Jers; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY sT4R—pobdiished on Friday morning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. PAWNBROKERS _ ‘IINB'S LOAN OF F10B r south of Penn. ave., 13th street, sd — —- ro min Son- ery, edie’ sod Geatlem Wearing, Appare bd ht. Us Sold. and Silver Dousht. 5 BURNSFINE. Ww ALSH’S CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, No. 4£0 10th street, one door below Penn. ave. Ooms Diamonds, Gold and Rilver Watches §% Stnrog. Faraiture, and Merchabdiee of ores . ry day(except Sunday) from 8 a. m. to —Business strictly confidential. fe 28-tf BTABLISBBHED 1852. SPECIAL NOTIOB. CHARLES HERZ@ERG. lease ‘etotore shown trention to the highest laces of de Re shown for thy us. We ndis make the bighest eces for days week* or ths. We call especial attention to the fsct my that Ing to tne large capital employed in our business we can make aivances at such rates of | inte: est as to defy Competition. We sell no goads pntil the expiration of six months after their for- feiture, and then ont public auction. frst civ ing @ h_ the various city jour nel tore, By this means deposits with as are t lost if thet lon i 3 sirel. We call especial ments for forwarding g country, Strangements which an ex Siteen years has b We bave no connection Hebhmentinthiscity. Befer t id Washington Bemember HEBZBERG’S Lean Office. 351 north O street, between and 6th, Washington. BC. fe 25-im* MeoseF: MONEY MONEY!!! H. PRINOR'S NEWLY ESTABLISHED LOAN 277 Ps. ave . next to Potenini’s Confectionery. Money loaned on every description of salable Merchandise. enpectall ss Dia- Bn tg Pama etches ae D DONOVAN, er Bo. 3 st. fe? lm* between 10th and lth ste. HB OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF T LDSTBIN & OO LICENSED PAWNBROKERS 34 FOUR-AND «-HALF STaBET WBST, DENTISTRY. D* LEWIE’S DENTAL AsseCIaTION, No. 260 PENN’A AVE, Between 12th and 13th streets, Teeth extracted without pain by adminstering t Laughing Gas. Dr. urchesed the at = ] mn the country for ry day; also, an improved Val aler ‘The Assoc: ‘. now prepared to make Teeth on Gold, Sil¥ ~. Rubber at New York Phriadelpoia an? +.vM prices. All per- sous wishing dents' ~ -. sone can have itas cheap ss inthe above-p-".ou cities. All work dove in the nestest and vest manner. asd warranted to give satisfaction. Persons will do well to call end exemine our work. de %4-tf BET &. 100 a MIS. M.D. he Inventer“acd Pateniee of the MINERAL Ee TEETH, attends perronaliy st ce in this city. Many persoi PERSONAL, x Test jings, ieploting ture ffice, 420, nert ound sth streste.' Otice ery ended companion tel good tock andl tons fi visitors. te to gentiemes in fall $1. Oa! ar F,all hours uatil» inthe evening. CoxzIDENTIAL—Young men who have in- jared ti! ves py certain secret which it them for business, duties of married life: also, mi men, who. from the follies of youth, or other Gauses. feel a debility in advance of their years. fore placing tl ves under the treatment of Sny one. should first read “The Secret Friend.” Married ladies wii! learn something of importance by perusing ‘*The Secret Friend.” sent toany ed- Gress, in a sealed envelope. on recéipt of 25 cents, giarées Dr.OHAS. A STUART & 60.."Boston, RANTS, &o. HOTELS, RESTAU J, BEWoop HOUSE, ena. avenue and Twellth street,’ oar? Washinston, D.C. feat Situated In the most central location the city, midway between the CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, Only @ short distance from ali the Departments, Patent and Post Offices, Smithsonian Institute, ete. H.H. DUDLEY £00., no2l-tt Proprietors. * MBIO; BBSTAUBAST, No. 366 Penna avenue, near 6th street, by Dr. BARROW, Ho. 194 vise hess S"Fonp. mo. 290 Pean's oda id and hs mer! .¥. A Teweiry, Clothing. et dele ¥ Paes Fe onoe Evening Vv. XXIX. CARRIAGES. AaPze J. JO¥CH &OO., CABRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, NOS, 477 AND 479 FOURTEENTA STREET. Fgar4t recetve or- ez le styles to be completed S68 in all the uew arly day, We have on band s large astortment of LIGHT PAMILY OABBIAQES, FINE TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIES, DEARBOBNE WAGONS, BOOKAWAYS, &c. Desirous of maintaining the high standard which our work bas held for many years. we confine oar basines. exchasively to OA i of or own menuiscture, and of the first enly, aad ad yise our patrons and the public we of inferior sale work, REPAIRING made a speciality. fe 15-eolm ANDBEW J. JOYO! WOOD AND COAL. Crt: COAL tI Jost arrived a cares of the best quality Lyk Valley RED ASH UOAL, erg and stove «i For ie La pay lowest cash price, at the Wood ord of GEO. T LANGLEY & SON" _™ 13-3t* corner 0th st and Mass CoaLit Beet WHITE ASui at $4, by the ton, to enit customers Sawed and Split OAK WOOD, $39 Pe cord. Long Oak. 48 per cord. ae, Oe m of Coal y me always weighs 2. i‘ s yous sow. fewsiy Corner st OAL! COAL!! AT GREATLY BEDUOED PRICES =o tous Of 2,230 ibs., delivered in ony part of e city Chestnut White Ash. $7. Stove, Kgg and Furnace White Ash, $3.0), COAL! Bed As! Lehigh. Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand. f Orders received a oor Olice; or stthe Wharf, foot of Seventh street BROWN & son, 465 Sth street, between K aud BOOTS, SHOES, &c. BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW STOBB. ¢ leave to inform his fri S"eonorally thet be bas epensd’ the ‘No, 50% 7th street, no hend nd Gentlemen's, ‘BOOTS AND SHON. ant ber t! amber, 502 street, under Fellows’ ran ‘The New Uheap Btore, for- . WILSON. 8. P. ja25-tf Boy's 1867 onanp xxovasion 1867 To THE PABIS EXPOSITION. The new and first-class ocean-going fron Steam- 2,009 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN. dom mander, will make an EXOURSION from New York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier 46, North Biver, on WEDNESDAY, April 17th. at 12 o'clock m., Taking passengers for Paris, London and Bremen, Returning, will safl from Havre oo June sth. giv ing passengers bolaing Excursion Tickets about six weeksin Europe. Tits magnificent Steamship is divided into Water ticht cempartments, and been newly furuisbed and elogantiy Rtted expressly for this voyage. The HAVANA will only carry first-class pas- Sevgers. An experienced Bargeon on board. — A full Band of Music will be attached to th Pp. Price of pa ye. im currency, to Havre $150 sud $175, laccurding to size of state-room To Havre ani return, $25) and $3, according to pe of stateroom. For further particulars and passage apply to Agents, MUBRAY, FERBIS & 00., 62 South street, New York, Or to the Merch; * Union E; Oo ew York. rchants’ Union Express Py fi WwW B CLAGET” H. B. SWEENY, . BEAL ESTATE BROKERS ANB AUCTIONEERS. to our former list a large amount of that descri tion of property. We can offer many inducements 8s regards situation, low prices and easy terms. We hei for sale several small tracts of land in the immediate vicinity of this city, very ell- figtis ‘improved farmsts: Maryiowds whic “ate Mprov in Mary wi are really bargai f ine. Pro left with us fer sale does net subject fhe'owner to ‘expense unless seld while on our feil-im OLAGETT & SWERENY. M42*Laxp AGBICULTUBAL COLLEGE. The duties of this Instituston will be resumed on MONDAY, tb of March. While it ie designed to make instruction in the theory and practice of Agricalture, the uliar feature of the Coll rovision is made for a fuil f collegiate instruction, embracing th + German, Italian an ¥ Of her. ® course of Moral Science. English Language erature. Natural History and Natural Phileso; in thelr several braaches, will have special attention: Mititary Tactics will be ight ‘There will be no Preparatory School. but a se- lectrd English and Scientific Course 1 on at student's option. No one received under feurteen years of ag: For a Circular and further i..formation address N.B WORTHINGTON, Register, &c., Office of American Farmer. mh 1-eoiw Baltimore. A F. EARY, UOTION AND COMMISSION MEBCHANT Southeast cerner of K and Eighth Teets, (Oppesite Northern Liberty Market,) Wasuinoton, D, Q, MONDAY, NESDAY. FRIDAY, AbD BATUBDAY. Consignments solicited. Liberal advance made Parties contemplating ailding in th porchesing unimprov: aonns will fod ft to their ad look over our list before purchasing. we have added recently P- ler attem.on to the sa'e of Real nd Household ture st private rem- 26-eolm OENT. SAVED by using GO. B. JEW- ELL'S pure uiterated Premiom tut . ath and oth. DEMPERY & ae es wore ond Ste- street, near Pa. avenue. sretea fined, Oe Relpare: Seap and Gandle M du2'G at. north, bet- i} All sizes, + Sta WASHINGTON, D. C.. FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1867. LisT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, Friday, March 15, 1567. (OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGSST CIRCULATION.) 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Waitelong | L Young Geo D eidman Mary rs ‘arner MillicA re Mre2 P Jalia Williams Mary BuntlevATMrs Pari- Su'n Mrs Mre HercusHe’h Mrs Prindie Priscilla Bolits Berriet Heywood JaeM: ei Boward Bw MreProbi MisceLLangous—E: GENTLEMEN'S L DANCING ACADEMY, Pennsylvanis ave! bet. 6th and 7th sts., Opposite Metropolitan Hetel. ST. “ New Classes formi ery evening. Those de- Alcorn HonJasLAllen Jas soe 2, Saste le aoe WgeOtiver | $i7iRE to enter our Velassoe hould avail teens an me ~ rey we a ‘tions will be made in this quarter for peires ourannual May 5 Allen Jas MM Andrew Wm alare had at J. F. Ellie’ W.G Brown Anges Brower Geo W Beli James M ? ry ‘M ores, and W.G. Burwell A blake G Buel Lt Jno & The Ball “opener a. Sime. Poman 0 kdger ; Days and Hours af Tuition : Barten Ging. an Horace Berry Lt For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tucsday and . So'clock. BhuejackettObs2Benver Heary Berey Met’wJ gown 5 Bto Stair eve: ieove Dr, a mea, Lay mel Frees oe opps during the hours owes nt Bic! Brose Rdwa Bryan J Beatley SL arter commencing with the jas BurkehorEdméRiairJne Bennett 8 eis BAanGON ERLE Ghudine nett d Bisvchard JB Baily Steph A ABINI’S Bei idea Ly Battersby LtCol Bosworth: Gu ‘| M A. OADEEY AT r MABINI'S aseuMBLY BROOMS, n Sth and 1éth etreets, Bates Edwd F ‘azell Thos E. bet 0 Barten Jas rady Thos t + betwee: > accra Beverigge OTP peatan st Baran hoe 8. | gory te the May bell wilt coonmeuce on Betur. Me) Wee” ¥ | day, March 2. Classes fer the Germa? are now aries Geo je i = B- i lon given te suit tne con- 5 B Lt Jno Batly W NB —Private s ‘on. BracdtGeo, Bahien J iewts Blake Ware, | Yenlence of the pupil. 025 Tr it Geo Bradky Geo 8 Barke Wm OcflrotheGes AH Christine Bury ACurningham Carter Arthur leary H Peter 'y Crofts Harry — Crawford Robtg CarrivgtonAust Carver Ae hey L OhfltenHon8am) D n Crandell Steph Oasey & Co She ingJas man AND FAROY D. BALL 1 leaner 3 Pabrins. re peg erst; ou! res i form’ ve Isdies and” lemen of Wasnt sates city, andthe District ¢ oe an that he urn. ade a: a fancy Costume, either on loan or made to pel Atouzo ey OaptB 42 C é jer, He has taken rooms at the well known, opto Bill O Join Coleman Thos free establishment of Christian Ruppert, ss anart Wed, enee)7 James Oramives £ 20 7th street, between D and B, where he will fe} ee ~ Bere happy toawaitorders. CHARLES BERG, Qroflord Obes eamber Gogawetl Wm late Gostumer at Ford's and Grover"s Collin Chas @ Clekey Joka = Ootkloner Win fe 11-1m* ‘Theaters, Washington, D.C Campbell Col Cole J N Dr LB nO Cl Crestman Wm —F ink DD DI Ola) oak pghem Dr Ooll BP Chambe: y Lane & Cotter Waa ee OLOTHING, &o. °x ChipmanMershllar pent. * = ‘online ‘nilag' ie! m liciae Geo Cuteick Pat aig W MEROHANT TAILOR, Sorbie GW ComnerPatk Combs Dr Wm ana Seventh Btreet, 484 artis Geo ‘aweon Aaron PavisJGale Denohoe Jone Reopgettally roger igor yong public srreli BH Delang Jas$ Diehl John H gent Seeeineaiee y Davis Chas Denham JamerBDrew L P a 8,0 IME RES. Day Oni fendort) FoxDufly Fatt » Cass! Beahac ane DanbachevEdw Diekereon J nad GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. 1F lon John we ty Wi e ol La PoganseGS Deretert FohnWDavie Weer Bevitern Geo Davis James fot A AmasKaches Rec'onBEiliott N A That he is determined to rum off at @ very small advance on cost. onizing bis establishment will be GOOD #1 and good workmanship, determined to omploy none but the bes: piiott lex O mr ea] Bitse 8 Bobt en ‘ P 8.JOHN A. McLEAM takes this method to dear F W 5 John ¥ English Br Wm Eline Francis Eddy Hondor'm © Sr theabovs slate where he oil be picessd ee Faloey Dan! FerdinandJno Freimaun Otiver | carer te their Freon ¥. ” FaliectenGenJStreac Sekt | 88, most faatidl javus Foster Spot 4 mente are mate iF ees el Se Fecitnck wel'ak oe a c SiTeilaa Aron agri i Graveca ae 8 8 soda ee ice omah aoe Jas Gamble Briqgen gr Davi 8 on Capt L'dGraliam HonW a Vf EBCHANT TAILORING. ing entered into copartuer- Penthels tren tnrative ene ati SH. fo 4 he- stock of 8, CASO, to raat - Gaon & lege Ma Gtimer wee Grahem Geo W Gilbert Bt pm B Garett wen Greudy Hone 8 pat Chri NE, 4,374. TELEGRAMS, ac. Judging from the returns received from New Hampsbire General Harriman’s (Rep.) ma- jority will be litue, if any, less than 3,50. This ea Republican joss of over 1,4, the jorily in 1-66 being 4,656. This decrease is Uibuted by the Republicans to the increased efforts of the Democrats, who have largely in- creased their vote o jast py in part to the failure of the friends of Mr. Stearns, the Opposition candidate tor the Republican nomi- Bation, to vote. A boiler in the Novelty works, Brookville, C. W., exploded yesterday afternoon, killing two men instantly. Qne body was bio int three pieces, and the trunk was found one hundred yards from the scene of explosion. Several other persons were severely injured, and one has since died. A jomt protest introduced in the Lousiana Legislature declaring the military bill uncon- stitational, and appropriating $30,000 to test the constitutionality of the act, was read and referred to the Committee on Federal Keia- uons. Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, at the solicitauon of the spiritual advisors of Al auder Wylie, sentenced to be bung on Friday next, bas granted a respite until Thursday Mareb 21. The Texas Conservatives are moving fora Session of the Legislature. The San Antonio Express (Radical) says one will positively be heid to divide the funds on hand and organize future action. General Robinson, in the absence of General Sickles, issued an order Wednesday, an- nouncing the reception of an offictal copy of the military act, and deciaring it now the law of the Department of the Usrolinas. The New York Board of Health have issued a circular warning the public of the probable oe of cholera this <ammer, ana urging the Legislature to provide tor suitable quaran- Une accommodations. ¥. Kurtze, a commissioner arrived at New York yesterday in the Ocean Queen from As- pinwall, with documents relating to the inter- gceanic railroad concession recently granted by Costa Rica to General Fremont and asso- ciates. Tne New York Southern Family Relief As- sociation earnestiy Tequest clergymen of all denomimations through the Northern States to join in simultaneousiy appealing for contri- butions on Sunday next, the 17th inst. in the caucus held at Annapolis, last night, to nominate commissioners 0. the timore police under the new law one ballot was held without an election. Mr. Jarrett, a strong Conservative, had the largest vote. The house of Mr. Suell, in the town of Mt Jefferson, ten mises from Chicago. was en- tered by burglars on Tuesday night and $16,000 stolen, Nothing is known as yet who they are. Tbe Sacramento, California, municipal elec- tion, held Tuesday, resulted in the success of the Union ticket by a large majority. The new Chamber of Commerce was inan- gurated at Louisville, Ky., Wednesday, with & banquet and speeche?. The Union convention in Cincinnati have nominated Cnarles F. Welstach for Mayor. The navigation of the Hudson now isopen to the city of Hudson. THE LEGISLATURE OF MARYLaND.—On Wed- nesday bight and yesterday the Senate passed & Jarge pumber of bills.among them the follow- ing: The bill to incorporate the Maryland Cen- tral Railway Company; the bill to Provide a uniform system 6f public schools throughon: the State; the bill appropriating 1,000 to assist the Children’s Aid Soctety of Balumore, and the bill incorporating the Soutbern Maryland Railroad Company The Balturmore city elec- on bill was taken up, but witheut any action the Senate adjourned. Among the bills passed by the House was one to Appropriate $2,000 to the Diszbied Sol- diers’ Home. A bill was reported declaring tha: eight hours shall constitute a day's wot k A favorable report was madeon the Senate bill to appropriate $(00,000 for the relief or the starving people of the South. The “ili to encourage immigration was rejected. A joint TesojuuiOon Was adopted appointing three com- Missioners to settle certain mutual accounts between the State and the Baltumore and Ubio Ratlroad Company. The “boom” bill was taken up and discussed and then passed This bill anthorizes the erection of a boom” for the catching of timber logs, near tude- water, on the Susyuebanna, and affects con- siderable interests in Hartford and Oecil coun- ties, the Boom Compauy having power to condemn lancs along shore for its purposes, and it is expected that saw milis and other establishments for the manufacture of lamber will grow up in the vicinity. The bill nad previously passed the Senate MEXxico.—On February 2 Marquez was to take command of the imperial forces at the City of Mexico. He is caliea the Tiger of Ta- cubaya, and says in his proclamation :-—«J have given you proof enough now of my de- termination to defend what is entrusted to me.” On the 25th Maximilian would march to meet Escobedo and give battle. Maximil- ian’s forces are estimated at 14.700 men. The Liberals have 32.000 men. The entire armies in the field number, Republicans, 45,000; Im- Pertalists, 35,000. A decisive batue will prob- ably be fonght about the Ist of March. The following is a translation of a letter re- ceived yesterday by Minister Romero: La PRovipexcia, Feb. 18, 1867.—Acapulco is still in the hands of the French, but it will be abandoned, according to a communication that the French Vice Consul addressed in the name of the admiral to the officer commanding our forces at Camp Sabana, asking for an in- terview. 1 instructed that officer to decline this. as I see no object in it, as the port will soon be abandoned. My son, General Diego Alvarez, left this place on the 12th ult. for iquala. This city having been abandoned. my son went with 4.00 men from this State to Cuernavaca. With this force, which is well equipped. having artillery and cavairy in due roportion, he will contribute, with the other forces Dow in the valley of Mexico, to give the final blow to the tottering Empire Jvan ALVAREz. Loss or LIFE AND PROPERTY BY THE FLOOD. The Cineimnati Gazette's Nashville special says reports of suffering at Chattanooga and other places along the Tennessee river are ap- paling. At Chattanooga on the !2th inst., the water was from tweive to twenty feet deep in the city. Many bouses were toppling over, and others were floating away. The Mayor, with a posse of citizens and soidiers, was fora- ging among the loaded cars for food. The agents of the road protested, but the Mayor said the people were starving. Pwenty-five dead bodies were seen floating down the river at Bridgeport, Ainbama, on the 13th inst. The loss of property Is estimated at $1,000,0u0. General Carlin, at Nashville, was making ef- forts to send rations through to Chattanooga The officers of the steamer Rockford, just from Arkansas, report that the couotry is overflowed. There is a great loss of property and suffering among the inhabitants. wenty- seven lives were lost at a& by the flood, mostly freedmen. FEMALE Ogi INALS.—Why is it that there are so many murders perpetrated in this country nowadays by women! It is nota t while since Mr. Troughs was kill in Washington by M Harris. It is only a few weeks since Mollie Trussell shot to déath the man whose name she bore in Chicago. A fortnight since, the servant woman, Bridget Duargan, stabbed and killed ber mistress a Newmarket, N. J. On Fricay last, Emma Howard stabbed to the heart a Zouns man named Sparr, in Chicago. And these actual murders, there have within a few monthe been haif-a-dozen attempts at murder by women, which have been by one circumstance or another. it might be worthy of thought whether the impxnity which wo- men enjoy in this cc ntry of doing men to death bas bot something to do with N.Y. Times. S7-The weather during the present moath bas been unfavorable for persons affi'cted with The ™. @7 It seems that the roll of Robert Toombs slaves will be called ata esr Toone instead of at Banker Hill.—Boston A. iser. s7 Topers should bear in mind that what —_ from the goblet appears in the mug. Utah 7 Moral and miasmatic Louisiana the greatest degree of mortality. Oregon is the healthiest State inthe Union” SENATE. — Yesterday, after our report closed, The supplementary recoms'ruction bill was mei bp and read at jength. 4 m concinded, + Drake card he had several amendmen:< to offer The first was to insert as the third section & provision that at ihe election pro vided for im the preceding sections the regi. tered voters ofeach State shall vo". on the jon of holding @ State conventivnn and sorming & constitution. Those in favor of the convention shall have written or printed their batlot “ior a convention.” those opposed shall have “against & convention” writen or printed on their ballots. The personsappoin:- ed to superintend the election ahali make re- turne of the votes for and against. The com- Manding general, to whom the same shall be Teturned, shall ascertain the total vote, and if & Téajority of the whole number of those in aay «© shall have voted ter such & conven‘: it =Ball be beid. If a majority shall have vet Against the convention. Bo such conven shali be heh Mr. Trumbull said the Judiciary Commities Bad considered a preposition similar to tha: bow introduced by Mr Drake. But they baa concluded that st was best as now in the bill Francs were effectually guarded against by the Provision that the constituuon must be ratified by & majority of the registered voters. Mr. Frelinghuysen celieved there was enf- ficient security im the provision requiring the consent of a majority of the registered voters to the for on of & constitation. ‘d boped Mr. Drake's amendment opted as a necessary protection to getting a full expression of the lar voice The bill recently passed holds o propos: on by accepting which the Southern States may be rehabilitated and restored to their rights. He thought it proper to bring the knowledge of these terms to the whole people of the South, and he knew of no betuer way of doing 'bis than by submitting to them the ques- ton whether they were willing tocomply with tbe The reading Mr. Fessenden liked the proposttior in thie Dill which uired a registration of the voters and secured the free exercise ef the richt of yoters to all who were entitied to it. Bat be did not think it ought to be made the duty ofa commanding officer to calla convention. That ought to be leftso the people. The President was denounced for thrusting upen the people of the South constitutions te which they got given their assent. He did not th men who called this usurpation in the Presi- cent should favor the compulsory formation of constitutions pow. His mode would be to get the registration first. and pot it into the bands of the provisional Governors. When (he provisional Governors expressed a desire to call a convention then the commanding gen- eral should do what is required of him to as- sembie it. He thought it very essential that there should be no forcing of the people into the formation ot a constitution. He would wisn them neither to be forced into the Union again nor kept out of it forcibly Mr. Drake's amendment was not agreed to- yeas 17, nays 27 Mr. Drake moved to amend the fourth sec- tion ty adding the following proviso: Provided, That po such constitution shall be considered As entitling the State for which it was framed to sucb representation, unless it provide £ at all elections for State, county, or municipal officers, the electors shall vote by closed bal- lot, and such mode of voting shall never be changed without the assent of € The Senate, pending the consideration of Mr. Drake's amendment, went imto executive session, and soon after adjourned. Maryland A 1 Conference of the Meth odist Protestant Church. SKOOND DAY—THURSDAY. The examination of official charaeier was re- sumed, and the following passed: H. ©. Oash- ing, J. b. Kinzer, J. B. Jones, W. G. Holmes, R. Whirman, Thomas Lee, S. B. Southerlana, ck, W. M. Strayer, Dr. A.S. Eversole, H. Littleton, J.K. Nichols, Jo! RK Nichols, J. W. Chariton, R. S. Norris, P. Light Wilson, James W. Gray, B. F. Benson, James ae W. D. Litzinger, J. Clay, S T. Grabam, Dr. F. Swentzel, S. A. Hobiitzell, W.T. Dumn, J. E. Reed, M. E. Hysore, Thos. C. Downs, F. M. Hawkins, Thos. A. Moore, Jobn E. Darby, Jas. C. Stewart, A. F. Melyin . Jobn M. Holmes, H. E. Miskimmon, 8S. T. Ferguson, Francis Waters, J. Thomas Ward, Geo. D. Edmundson, S. W. Everist, A. W. Mather, James id. Deemes, Oliver Cox, J. Thomas Murray, Aug. Webster, C. W. Simp- son. Eli Hinkle, Thomas M. Wilson, James A. McFaaen, H. 5. Day C. Eversole, J. L. Mills, Jno Mo! , J. A. McFaden. The President anuounced the standing com- mittees: and Conference adjourned.—Baltimere American. Attempted Murde: pondent—A Jeale ant. A most determined attempt was made at a late hour Wednesday night, to mar- der Mr. Albert Db. Richardson, formerly a war correspondent of the N. Tribune, by Daniel McFarland, a well-known lawyer, practicing in this city. From informa’ion ob- tained from the police authorities, it would appear that both the parties reside at 72 Amity st. Mr. Richardson having hired a room at McFarlaud’s bonse, some five or six weeks ago. Mrs. McFarland, who is an actress, at present in the cast at the Winter Garden, seems to have been the remote cause of the a:- tempted murder. It is alleged that McFarland became jealous of Mr. Richardson's attenuoas to his wite and bad remonstrated wit Between | and 12 o'clock la Richardson was walking do with Mrs. McFarland, the husband came up behind them and drawing a tour-barrelled pistol from bis pocket fired three shots at Mr. ichardson. One shot only took effect, the bail striking bim in the bip and ledging im the groin. Officer Culbane, of the 15th Precinct, who was peur by at the time, seized McFar- land snd disxrmed him, and with the assistance of officer Serry arrested him. All the parties were then taken to the l5th Preciact Station House, and McFariand was locked up for the night. Richardson was conveyed to Bouse No. 72 Amity street, where be was attended by & physician, who extracted the bullet. He was subsequently taken to the residence of Mr. Samuei Sinclair, in Washington Place. The prisoner was brought before Justice Led- with at the Jefferson Market Police Court this morning. Richardson did net putin an appesrance as he was unable to leave bed. © was represented by Counsel, who stated to the Court bis client declined to make any chsrge agai McFariand, and be was of course liberated.—N. F. Ezpress. i a Tribume Cerres- Husband the Assaii- THE DismaL oe MP CANAL.—The Dismal Swemp cansi, which penetrates and passes —— the inmost of the great great Insmal Swamp and connects the harbors of Norfolk 22d Portsmouth with the sounds and inland waters of North Carolina, is in the process of great improvements. Colonel Wal- ton, the engineer of the projected improve- ments, with 2 number of assistants, is e1 in surveying the capai and staki: out the line. The whole coarse of the ca is to be dragged and Jeepened, and the width is to be increased twenty feet, making the canal sixty feet broad. The locks are also to be removed and extended twenty-five feet. The excava- tion will commence next month, and when finished will place the canal im a condition to accommodate ten times the amount of susiness it is capable of doing at present. BAcCKWARDNESS IN FARMING IX MaRY- Lanp.—Owing to the prolonged spell e! rainy weather, which although prevailing for some four weeks or upwards, still shows slight signs of abatement, and the consequent satura- ted condition of the earth, there is general complaint among our farmers in regard to the backwardness of their farming operations. But few tobsacco-beds have been le Sprivg fencing has had to be negiected, and corn and tobacco lands remain yet to be touched by the plow. It is thought, even under the most favorable state of the weather, that two weeks or more must elapse before the ground will be im condition to justify general farm laber —St. Mary's Gacetie. TRIAL Or a Younc Wipow ror Iwranti- cipe.—Harriet M. Allen, & prepossessing widow of eighteen summers, has been on trial in Mobile for the murder of her illegitimate offepring by exposure and ject. Owing to mitigating circamstances, the absence of evidence convicting her of malicious intent, she was acquitted by the judge. VIRGINIA LEC I8LATURE —Both houses have parsed the resolutionof thanks to Geo. Pea- wre 8 The House on Wednesday isid the Senate bill to provide fora convention on 87 Gift- concert swindles are “going up" al over the country. @7 Kngiand last year realized $1,096,565 from Ax on dogs. az Wi was the greatest bet ever made! The alp! - ide *b my hinamen refase to take passage in a stip which carrie a corper ee S7-Green leaves begin to appear on the ma- Wey a resel town bn Maine SGihudtands, uy in Maine a the proceeds of wicn are Wo be used for the pur- chase of 8 7 cago critic of Miss Helen eg The freedmen of ville, Va. have er- ized a which em- 67 A young ind married in New wasn whole coled maiden. SF The colored people of Portemeuth Va, bave a candidaie tor mayer.