Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1867, Page 1

=e DATA i THE EVENING STAR Be PUBLISHED DAILY (SUNDAY EXORPT«£D AT THE STAR BUILDING, Beuihwctt corner Penn’a avenue and 110 sircet, BY W. D. WALLAOH. ct agtce The STAR is served by the carriers to their rubseribers in the City and District at Tax OuxXTs PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with @? without wrappers, Two CEnTs eack, PRICE POR MAILING :—Threg months, One Lidar and Fifty Cents; six tonins, Three Del- vara; One year, Five Dollars, No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published gn Fri Gay — Onc Doliar and @ Half a Year. BANKERS, | Ds COCKE 2 00., BANKERS, Fifteenth sireet, opposite Treasury, Yand rei) at current market rates, and keep Souetantly on hand a full supply sfall GOVERNMENT BONDS, BEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &2., executed, and Collections made on all accessible points. seol-tf SAVINGSBANKE. “A PIN A DAY IS A GROAT A YEAR.” ‘Onl! at the corner of 19TH STREET AND PENNA. AVEN VREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. ‘The Central Office of this Company is new situated ee above, and ie cerried on in connection with the ‘Washington Branch. OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL 3. ts of ORE DOLLAR sad upwards zecstvel, and interest paid on all sumeof F Ona upwards, Inveetments are of HENRY D. COOKE. ‘The Depoeits are now mors than Looe VITT, of New York, President. ere ey BATON. Actaary, ‘W. J. WILSON, Cashier of Branch Bank. voy 3-W.FaM om" ¥irst National Bank of Washington B. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President, ‘WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FENANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, bth siveat, oppesite the Treasury Department, Government Securities with Treasurer United Sretes @7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS. Webny SECURITIES at current market rate FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. we urchaee Government Vouchers on the MOST PAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS ‘and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVEEN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully *-aished. WM. 8S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, Wesbington. March 20. 13865. m 21-tf ee Se ———— ee TRAVELLER'S GUIDE. Baltimere and Obie Railroad. For BazrriMone.—Treins leave: daily, Bunday, st 7:00and 48a m.,and 12:15, and 845 p.m. On Sunday, at 7:45 a. m. 4:30 THE PRIZE RING. ‘twee! weresrste might Be lim, “alias Ceck- (From the N.Y. ——— ther mig at J os This morning the Opi ite the scene of & doaperave prize 1 probability, may prove fa- TELEGRAMS, &c. The majority of the newly elected city offi- cialis in New Orleaza qualified and have given ‘Donde, and will enter upon the diac! their duties immedi ‘schoo! directors as usual, ‘pai the legality of the ection’ 1g New officers before we e: of the terms of the present incnmbente, with. out having first created vacancies, as reauired Toasters, Aad got away with but little punish- ment. 4ist Round —Both pu: ep live! ing unable to see bis an: hum ip the neck and knoc! 42d Round.—Patse: mouth, when the latter fell into his cerner. Ro ‘here was now no hopes for Barney, both his eyes were entirely closed, but be would not give in; he made a bold effort ashe came up Patsey did not seem desirous to hit him, saying «take your fight.” way, becannot ‘Rot put up his hand; Patee; ‘atsey caught ~ in one on Barney’ yea erday ot George W. Winnemore (sometimes ¢ spiritualist murderer) tor the murder Dorcas Magilton, a lady sixty-two years old, in Philacelphia in April last: Last evening, when thi ceived from the Go ‘would not interfere, the news was sent to the isom and communicated to Winnemore by It bad no effect upon nim, and | he retired to bed at 9 o'clock last evening, and slept soundly until 5 o'clock this morning, when he wes apparently greatly refreshed. He called apon the watchman io notice that he ely. The old board of ting and transc! ‘of the Council dene whicktin sl to one of the partiés. A more Getermined battle was never fought, daring which time it; one of the that he fell fight has been un- two weeks, both men y sail under the tive names of Barney O'Brien and Pat aghlin, better known as Coc! rhe men is a car driver, while the other works asa hostier in astable in 79th street. Thesetwo pugilists have been undergoing a very severe training during the week, the fight being for $100 a side. McLaughlin is vat thirty-two years of one hundred and sixt and stands five feet ten inches. bout thirty-five years of age, height a ‘Weighs about at 7.00 @. m., and 2:90 and 8: ym. Sunday, at 7:45 despatch was re B. m., and 4:30 and 8:45 p. For Way Stations Sovru or per aad Jene- m., and 4:30 p.m. No to get to the scratc! | lasting nearly two hours, incipals bel Saocier im the rin, det -way for the hailing from New For ANNAFOLIs.—7:00 train on Sunday. For Att Pants ov raz West.—Leave daily, ex- cept Sunday, at 7:45a.m., and 4:30 and 8:45 p.m. On Sunday, at 4:30 aad 8:45 p. at Relay House with Weetern trains. Philadelphia and New York Through Line. Fon New Yorx, without change of cars.—Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:45a.m., and 12:15 and 7:00 P.m. On Sunday, at 7:00 p.m. only. Sleeping cars on7>p. m. train. For Puivavsirnia.—Baily, except Sunday, at 7:45 &. m., and 52:15, 4:30, and 7:00 p.m, On Sunday, at7 p.m. only. Great Pennsylvania Reute. For tux NortHw3s7,Souru anv SOurTRWEST ‘Traine leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at 7:45 a.m. Qnd 4:30 and 8:45 p. m. Steambeat Travel. For RecuMonp AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. ‘The steamers of the Richmond and Fredericksburg line leave Seventh street wharf daily, except Sun- té6a.m.and7p.m. On Sundays atéa. y gave him a slig! tap, and Barney fell again, when hia seconds threw up the sponge. Barney was taken to his corner, butfouna inseneible, he was finally carried down to the boat, where every effort was made to restore i all to no purpose. The party all re- the boat as hastily as possible, and moet of them landing at they reached the above Barney became conscious, he was coach to a friend's honse near by, Physician sent for, who pronounced im a critical condition, he having re- some internal injuries. Juage Fowle, of the County Court of Wil- liamstown, North Carolina, recently gave s decision allowing colored jurors, statin; | since the abolition ef slavery, in 1965, by Carolina, there was nothing excluding negroes from acting as jorers, and that simce the civil Tights bill passed, granting them ail the rights of the whites, tmey were fully entitied to act im this capacity. ‘The i York, CONT », CHERRCH AE At seven o'clock Winnemore took bis last breakfast. It consisted of two eggs, a quantity of bread and two cups of coffee. H. to relish the meal, and a: no time displayed any indication that he was thinking of his death. Mr. Kilgore visited the O'clock, and was with t ‘the last. At 8 o'clock,a brother, two cousins visited him in bis to receive his brother, b ‘was finally prevailed upon to admit him, then enjoined upon his brother to take good ters. The interview between the prisoner and his sisters was of the most af- Jecung character so tar as the females were concerned. They wept bitterly at meeting and innemore was more af- Jected than at any time since his arrest. He gaveno indication of this during the {nter- view, but after his relatives had left at 10 o'clock he appeared somewhat nervous, but soon recovered his wonted composure, and ring the remaining few minutes of bis exis- be was calm. relative to bis future and intention of revisiting the started ‘for th Manhattanville. ni, Republican State Committee ‘Wednesday, the regular officers the annual conven- fc nomination of the Republican Union ticket shi needay , the 25th day of The Union journals in San Francisco discuss ¢ between General Grant and the Pres. ident, sueraining General calls the course of ¢ rison shortly after 7 e condemned until Cae. ‘abo pat abo metin Albany, acting, and resol one hundred and fifty pounds. They ‘were both in excellent condition. The arrangements were kept. very t, in orde: that the police could not get wind of the affair, nt to witness Shrewsbury M. E. Camp Meeting. [Erom the Baltimore American ] ag. 29.—At3 o'clock v. George Hughes, jonference, preached an earnest and effective sermon. At the close we ‘were visited by a very Beavy rain, which pre- vented the usual evening service at the stand. bi 1t7 3 e*clock the people assembled in their station tents for worshi jued without imtermissio! o'clock, when the horr was blown as a for suspending all religious exercises. ‘aliace preached at the Exeter Station tent from Hosea, vi. chapter, 4th verse, “Then shall we know, if we follew on, Lord,” &c. At the Madison Aven John Cookman addressed a congregation fill- ing the tent to its utmost capacity, on the text, “What is that to thee; follow thou me.” the North Baltimore Station tent Rev. J. H. Torrence preached, founding his remarks on At the High street Station tent Rev. Allen Brittain discuesed the parable of the Prodigal Son, recorded in the 15th chap- ter of St. Luke. At Emor: Henry McNamar preached trom ihe text, “The redeemed shall walk there.” ‘Yesterday was a day of great religious influ- ence. A more devotional spirit was manifest than at any preceding stage ot the meeting Abont one hundred conversions have already . The Bulletin he President suicidal. blic meeting the President's policy was strongty denounced. Letters from Victoria represent a strong undercurrent ot feeling in favor of annexation with the United States. The Bulletin, of San ys the choice is between annexa. Tuin of the colony. Tbe Brownsville Ranchero publishes a copy ot an order ef Gen. Beriozabal to the chief of ting him to arrest Catholic priests the American to the Mexican holding them subyect| to his SE: BER) yesterday afternoon ja UNITED STATES oftne New Jersey STOCKS ONLY, under the direction STOCKS ONLY, under. BONER D. COORR bea, of JAY COOKE & ©0., Chairman of the Frosnce Committee of the 5 early yester- day morning, and proceeded to Yonkers where be remained in company with several friends A aa steam tug havi whole party left parting, and eyen ing the foot of 26th street abont 12 o'clock having on board Mclaughlin and his seconds. Two dollars a ticket was charged for the excursion, which Nght Excursion u, stopping at New dock the party did not number over 35, and a more orderly set, were never congregated to- T ndwiches were fur- nished at the reasonable price of five cents ach, of which every one partook freely. ‘The tug rounded Castle Garden ata little betore one, and steamed up the North River, keeping over on the Jersey shore. lightful sail up the river as far as Yonkérs, they put into @ private dock near by. where yas in waiting O'Brien and about a dozen friends. They were quickly got on board, to- gether with the etakes, and the tug headed up For ALEXANDRia.—Steamers leave Seventh atreet wharf every hour from6@. m. until? p. m,, did converse, ate_the power earth in a spir- the Long Island Sound, For Mount Verwon.—The steamer Wawasret hora cep leaves Seventh street wharf Tuesday, Thureday and Saturday mornings of each week at 10 o’elock réturning at p. m. Por Bautimong AND Poromac River LANp- Ixes.—The steamer Columbia lenves Riley foot ef Eleventh street, every Wednesday morning if side of the river, ‘The sheriff and his jury assembled at ten | Q’clock in the morning, and proceeded in a | body to the prison, where the jurors were Sworn, the warrant for the execution read, and preparations madé io carry the law into At fifteen minutes of eleven o'clock, Sheriff Hewell, accompanied by Mr. Perkins, the watchman of the corridor, and two representa- tives of the press, visited the cell. Winaemore was seated conversing with Mr. Kilgore when rty entered. He rose and shook mands | ‘With the sheriff. who requssted him ‘o be seated. ‘Winnemore was dressed in a plain cotton shirt. grey pants. and new shoes, bui there was no attempt at neatness in bis apparel. said te him: “George, how de you do Winnemore replied: Pretty well. Mr. Howell then afternoon that 1 did not think hepe ot a xepriave, but 1 was fearful that you ad pe. ‘Winnemore.—I had none. The sberiff tuen told him that he came pre- | pared to execute the law, when he was ready. Winnemore at once replied, “1 am ready | Returns frem all except eight counties of Virginia, show 110,000 whites and 90,000 blacks to-bave been reaistered...Of the connties not heard trom four gave large white majori- “Look to Jesus.” The biacks having badly beaten a policeman at the circus in Richmond. W ednesd: and stoned others, a company of United troops were sent tothe circus last night to preventa riot, which was considered imminent. The Summit tunnel on ‘the Ventral Pacific railroad. 1,658 feet tong, is now open from end tis through solid granite. The track tern stone of the mountains is being Potomac TRANSPORTATION LINE FoR Batti- MORE AND Potomac River LaNpINes.—Steamers jJeave Sixth street wharf at 6 a. m. on Wednes- Gays and Saturdays. For tHE Eastern SHore.—The steamer Hi Livingston, an elegant hoat, leaves her pier, oppo- site No. 170 Light street wharf, Baltimore, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8 p. m., for Easton Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Clora’s Point, Wallach’s Wharf, Cambridge, Hughlett’s Wharf, Cabin Creek, Medford’s Wharf, and Lloyd’s Land- Station tent Rev. It was about three o'clock when the tug Tounded to and steamed down the river again. Afier halfan hour's run they put in under the Pallwades, a little above Yonkers and landed. Here was an arduous task to under- goof mounting the Pallisades, which was, however, cheerfully don ‘was selected being the same spot where a fight took place a few weeks ago. The ring was soon pitched, and at five o'clock hoth men jumped into the ring, accompanied by their seconde. They having already agreed upon a referee, both men commenced ‘to strip McLaughiin was far the best built of the two, showing @ tremendous muscle, while Barney had the longest reach. The fol- Jowing are the rounds: 1st Round—Promptly to the call both men put in an appearance, and threw themeelves into position, Barney noiding well np bis bunch of fives, while Paisey had a very vare- less menner stout him. Barney sent out a teel- nd sell all classes of GOVERNMENT I have observed several of our Presbyterian pon the ground partici- pating in the meetings, and working harmoni- ously with their Methodist brethren in ad- vancing the kingdom of Christ. number I noticed Rev. G. P. Nice, Pastor of the High Street Baptist church of Baltimore. ‘The camp will break up to-morrow morning. The rain continued throngh the night and rendered the ground so damp thi that it was deemed advisable to dispense with the services at the stand. At the Exeter tenr, the Rev. L, C. Matlack, ladelphia Conference, preached from . chapter and 13th verse—“ Tul we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowl- edge of the Son of God, unte a perfect man, unto the measure of the statute of the fullness Suean B. Anthony and Elizabeth Uady Stan- ton have left New York ror Kansas. to advo- cate female suffrage until the election. The four negroes who were sentenced t> be bung at Mobile, Alabama, to-day, have been reapited for four weeks by Governor Pat‘on. Registration returns trom four precincts of Granville county, N. C., show an aggregate of 357 whites and 1,017 blacks. The Board of Health of New Orleans re- rts twenty deaths from yellow fever on —1 told yon yesterday you bad any and Baptist iriends the ground that —————ore__ Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations. Atthe suggestion of many of our readers, who do not understand the signal numbers in the striking of the bells to designate the locali- ties of fires, we publish the following list of the numbers and localities of the boxes in this tor the fight. During this brief conversation, Winnemore considerable nervousness, stantly playing with a piece of twine he held in bis fingers. Hs eyes were cast down, and he appeared more moved than at any time since bis imprisonment, excepting only the interview with bis relatives. nemcre announced himeelf ready, the sheriff 2—3d street east and L street south. street east and Virginia avenue. h street cast and Pennsylvania avenue, 5—ith street east and Pennsylvania avenue. 6—5th street east and A street south. 7—ith street east and South Carolina avenue. General Reynolds publishes a quarantine between Brownsville and Corpus Caristi. The American residents in the city of Mexico As coon as Win- tendered a dinner to Mr. Otterburg. HOTELS, &e. NS HOUSE, send, 27 Broadway ,N. ¥., Opposite Bowline Green, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. The Stevens House is well and wide! the traveling public. The location is suitable to merchants and business me clore proximity to the tusiness part of th and ad: Steamboat depots. Stevens Honse has liberal accommodations for over 40 enests—it is well furnished. and pos- rh improvement forthe comfort tof its inmates, The rooms are and well ventilated—provided with gag the attendance is proupt and reapect- ful—and the table is generonsly provided with he season—at moderate rates. ‘The rooms having been refurnished and remodeled ‘we are enabled to offer extra facilities for the com- exery delicacy fort und plessure of our enests btm GEU. K. CHASE & CO.. Proprietors. Y¥ POINT HOTEL, ee SALT WATER BATHIN tors on the 2th of June $2. $1 MITCHELL. Proprietor. Steamers leave Washington every Tuesday, Wednextay, Friday and Saturday at § o'clock a. m.. day and Satur- day at 40 'clock p.m. ‘Touching going and return- the Je F 4 Baltimore every Tuesday at th and Mr. Perkins bronght him out into the cor- rider,and he then walked to the large reom ‘where the jury was assembled, and from thence to the place of execution. When Winnemore reached the scaffold he ascenced it without assistance, and stood erect Upon the drop. Sheriff Howell, Superintend- ent Perkins and Mr. Kilgore joined him, and for a fewseconds there was’ a dead ‘silence. while the jurors ana pbysictans ranged them. selves in frontof the drop Mr. Howell then abRounced that Winnemore desired to say a er but fell short; he the sume result, but Paisey’s chest .” He inquired what is the object of life? Not to attain heaven simply, but to be- come essimilated to God. considered under the following divisions— Unity, Knowledge, Manhood. ‘The first di- vision he elaboraied with great clearness and force, but much to the regret of his attentive congregefion, he felt constrained to conclude without discussing the latter partot his subject, Rev. R. N. Bear discoursed at the High Street Station tent, greatly to the edification of his hearers, from the text: ‘-In that day there sbell be @ fountam opened in the house of ain tried it but witn nally got in a tap on Putsey kept away forawhile being entirely on the defence; he, however sent in one on Barney’s cheek and one in the mouth. 2d Round—Barvey let his left tell on the side ef Pateey’s head and on the ribs, but got im return ere in the mouth. 3d RKound—Pastey received several about the body, but with little e in ob Barney’s mug. 41h Rouna—Pausey fought sly owing to Bar- ney’s long reach, and piayed the dodging game, geiting away irom several heavy feelers that 'y Was trying to present him with: but there was little fighting in this round. 5th Ronnd—Patsey told well im this rouna y’s mug, drawing first blood, which ‘Was duly allowed. Barney, however, slmging in on Pateey’s ribs. 6th Round—Patsey in well again on Bar. pDey's ing, one or two of which reached his left peeper Barney working nard on Patsey’s be 7th Round—Barney ma 8n upper cut from Patsey square over the bu- S—ith street east and ( street north. 9—6th street east and H street north: 12—2d street east and K street north, 13—2d street cast und East C 14—No. 3 Engine House, Capi 15—2d street west and F street south. 16—Police Station. 434 and F street south. 17—i2 and M street sonth. 18—Tith street west and Maryland avenue. 19—43< street and Maryland avenue. 21—C street north and New Jersey ave., (B. B. ELBCTION EXCITEMENT AND RIOTS IN CANA- Da—Great excitement prevaiis Canada over the election in South Riding. On- tario, for members of the first House of Com- The subject was mons of the New Dominion. between Hon. George Brown, leader of the opposition, and Thomas N. Gibbs, Esq, a lo- eal candidate. Qn the first day’s polling a tie yote wos arrived at. The second day's polling gave Gibbs a majority of 70 out of 2,500 votes The contest was i fect, And again got YWesmenuetel ty ¢ highway of Southern and Western travel— 3 - Sed eicacent to. all’ the principal Balvoet aed Hook-and-Laader House, Mase. a ‘The nominations for members of Parliament t. ‘were made in Montreal, yesterday. Mr. Mc- Gee was hooted down snd prevented from speaking. Mr. Oartier’s friends raised a riot at another place. and Mr. Lonctal, a Liberal, had to be guarded home by tne police. ‘Thres men were dangerously injured. ‘The riot m Eastport city was more serions tBan at firet reported. The troops were called outand the cavalry charced upon the mob, and two squadrons bad to guard the candi. dates home. The cacnalties were severe and number over thirty, but none were reported (Winnemore’sjlast speech was reported in He concluded bis speech and turning to the sheriff and Mr Perkins, ebook them by the hand an bye. He then grasped Mr. Kilgore by the band and with @ voice choking with emotion, + “God bless you fcr all you have done for me, I thank you tor all—it is all I have to Winnemore continued fora sec- ond or two, but bis words wel smothered by the emotion he was endeavoring to stifle, that they were not audible to those who stood below on the ground. Mr. Kilgore, it] 4 —4th street west and New York avenue. At the same hour Rev. J. A. Wood addressed an overflowing congregation in the Nortn Bal- ‘more tent, from -Blessed are the pure in beart for they shall see (iod.” in strong manner the doctrine perfection, and enforced ite necessity upon lis 2®—10th street west and H street north, th street west and E streetsnorth. street and Pennsylvania avenue. street west and D street south. ‘Bank of Washington, Louisiana avenu Central Guard-Hor —]2th street west and N street north. 37—12th street west and T hh. 38—No. 2 Engine-House, D st. north and 12thst, wi ment, 14th st. west and Set. nerth, Hotel d bade them good He presented J. F. Ohapian preached with his usual be Broadway tent, from Romaus For I reckon that the suffer- ings of the present time are not wortby to be compared with theglory that shall be revealed so low and so vill, 18th verse: & dodge, but goi Georgetown Counci: Boar, or ALpERMEN.—The roll of member 8 Was called at a quarter past eight o'lock bast Bight! Bet two members answered to their Dames. Boi sufficient for & quorgm, And the Recorder upon nounced that the Board he 14 stand adjourned till next Thursday night. Common Couxcit.—Mr. Clabangh presented & petition asking for the reconsideriug of a privilege granted to Mr, May; referred io the Commitee on Streets. tr. Darby presented whe petition of Lemuel! Tarby reja! tonis stand in the new market. Rouse; referred :o the ‘Committee on Markets. A Communication wes read from the street commissioner asking instractions in relation to grading a portion of Beail street; referred to the Committee on Streets. iso, &@ communication from the Mayor, presenting the case of the heirsof Wm. Nortov, who say they have been cBarged with taxes om more property chan they owa, since 1 d asking the refunding of the paid; laid upon the table. @ com- from the fire department was re- ceived. stating that the use of ineengine Henry Addison by the water company would no: be beneficial to it; referred to the Committee on ihe Fire Department. A communication from the street commissioner was received relative to the graveling of High street, and the gutters thereof, and recommending an appropria- tion of $1,000 for the repair of tne etree referred to the Uommittee on Sree: A communication from Robert Portener, brewer, doing business in Alexandria, asking for the remittance of a fine imposed apon one of his agents for delivering beer In Georze- town without @ license; referred. A comma- nication was received trom the Fire Commis- sioner, recommending that the steamer Heury Addison be loaned to the Surveyor, to be used in pumping out the outlet lock of the Chesa- peake and Ohio Canal; referred. Also, the pe- tition of J. Goddard, to erect & flight of steps in front ef bis shop; referred. A report was received from the Hecorder, in relation to the communication of the Kegister of Deeds, which was referred to him, suggesting an ap- Topriation of $500 to reindex the books of the Register of deeds: referred, a letter was re- ceived from the Chief Engineer ot the W. sngton aqueduct, protesting against the erec- tion of abuilding on Montgomery street, and Yecommending that Mr. May’s lense be can- celled; referred. A petiuion was received from R. B. Bagby, asking permission to take sand from that portion of Rock Creek bordering on Gay street; referred to the Committee on Wa- ter. A communication from the Com: Of Streets was received, protesting against an ordinance of the Corporation which specifies that work done by contractors must be com- pleted before they are paid; reterred to the Committee on streets. Also, a commanication from the same in reierenee to the work now ordered to be done on the streets of the town; Teterred as the above. Mr. Clabaugh offered & Teeolution appropriating $25 for the erection of & bridge over the gutter on Bridge, on the south line of Green street; passed Mr. Rame- burgb, from the Committee on the Poor and ‘Workhouse, reported a resolation appropri- | ating $500 for the repair of the poor and work- house: passed. Mr. Shoemaker, from the Committee on Streeis, reported an ordinance authorizing the continuation of Stoddard street to High street, and providing for the paving and gravelling of the street as ex tended; passed. Mr. Shoema’ same committee, reported a resolution revokr- ing the lease of a portion of Montgomery street to Mr. John May, and directing the | clerk to refund the amount paid for said lease to said May; passed. Mr. Shoemaker asked to be discharge from the consideration of the petition of Henry Kiser, whica request was granted. Adjourned. The Episcopalians on Divorce. In the Episcopal Diocesan Convention held in Chicago last week, a resolution was adopted instructing tbe Deputies of the Diocese in the next General Convention “to procure by gen eral canon law, with suftable qualifications, a prohibition of the use of the marriage service of the church in cases where either party con- templating marriage shall have been pre- viously divorced by the civil law on grounds other than that of adultery.” The Deputies are also instructed to procure a rule of duty to be followed by clergymem whose services are thus applied fer in ascertaining the facta bearing on euch prohibition. Of course this is purely a denominational matter, and the Proposed canen could have no other effect than to cast the moral influence of the church in the scale against the marrit of persons divorced, unless the divorce was granted on the ground of adultery. A person divorced on any other ground could not pro- cure the services of an Episcopal clergyman, but if he should not be supposed to submit to the rule of the Church in the matter, he would have only to go to a civil magistrate. or a cler- gyman of some otber denomination, to be married. The only restraint exercised by such arule, would be the moral and spiritual re- straint which the solemn rules of the Gnurch presumed to exercise over the minds aud conduct of its members, and such other per- sone a8 might be influenced by them. Of course the action of the Episcopal Uon- yYention can bave noefficacy, save among tho clergymen of that denomination, but asa step taken in conformity with the views of the Church of Rome, the fact is worthy of note. Also, as a protest against the laxity on the enb- ject of divorce, which had been evinced in who wasalso sensibly affected, replied to Win- more :—“Farewell; 1 have had to do, but I conta do noth! ommend you to God, who will do you jus- oe. Mr. Killgore then left the scaffold, and while the Sheriff was adjusting the white cap Win- memore recognised Chief Lamon and one of the physicinus of the prison, and bade them good-bye. By tnis time he had recovered his NG. P own resort will be open forthe re- FRBSH MxaT is now tobe brought from the | £!¢: ¢Tawing thernhy profusely. Cheers for ‘West to the great Atiantic markets, not on the hoof, but after being killed and dressed, Pe- cnliarty constructed refrigerator cars ure to pe used on the railroads for this purpose. exchange we find an accouut of one of th> j ourneys of @ car of this sind. trom the interior of Obio to New York. At Newark, Obio, there were killed 16 heads of beet cattle, sheep, which were packed into the cer; all pr 3 aX, 43—15th street west and K street north 45—10th street west and H street north. et and Pennsylvanian avenue. street west and H street north. street west and M street north. 49—Police Station. 20th st. west and K at. north. 20th street west and G street north. and L street north, Rev.— Church pr tent, from the tex iched at the Strawbridge ‘Ye have hewn out for elves broken cisterns thai hold no wa- ‘done the duty I ound—This was a we}] contested round: 46—2st street wer to one another, and both men stood well up gave and took heavily; both worked on euch other's heads, Patsey getting @ socker over the right eye, which made him see stars. finally fought him over to his corner. ung m a side cut on Patsey’s ribs, eent him to mother earth. Cheers for Barney, and first At 3 o'clock the people were summoned to the stand to hear the Rev. J. W. Jackson, of the Phiiadelphia Qonference, but before’ he texta very heavy shower of rain came up, dispersing the congregation. 52291 «treet west Smithsonian Institution. had annourced bi 18th street west and E street north. al cat ere er DENTISTRY. PARNES inserts TEETH ON RUBBER, GOLD and SILVER, very cheap. Fourth street cast. between A and B streets north. Leave any Yard car at Third street, on account of side- ~~ an 13-Im D*. LEWIE & DAVIS’ DENTAL ASSOCIA- TION No. 260 PENN’A AVE, Between 12th and 13th streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. No charge will be made for extracting where AT- tificial Teeth are inserted. although the, patient will be required to pay for. the| surgical 6 be dec tion when performed. which ted when the our work before getting it elaewhare. jy 18: EETH. ‘M. LOOMIS, M. B. ‘he Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL TERT ally” at, T PLATE 'H. attends person: his office in this city. Many persons cai wear these teeth who cannot wear othe! Sad no person can wear others who cannot wear cee Persons calline at my office can be accommodated. with any style and price of Teeth they may desire, Dat to those who are particular. and wish the pur: est. cleanest, strongest and most rfec' jentu cure the MINERAL TEETH will ‘0, 338 Penn’a avenve, be- tean Syeer Shand 0th ste. Also, 907 Arch street jade| phi oc F.2- Femencen, * (Buccessor to H. F. Lovpox & Co. CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR. Metropelitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) jy¥0-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 TO PERSONS RENOVATING. REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. Having the largest and choic: i wud wis reduced Prices for cash, our choice welec- tion of LRHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, rn OAL HL UEE DRAED oo Ls ALNUT BRACKETS on exbibition and sal al NGS and ENGRAVINGS, Als PAINTING To thore needing the above we would say please eslland examine our Goods, and compare quality and prices before purchasing. ‘and number, Please remember the name and pamber, No, 486 Seventh atrest. i doo! ie ‘ellows' mT iEht doors abersveen Diana 28: — — REMOVEDT?. B: tore. 154 Pennsylvania avenue, between Seth streets, where be will be to see A TEPAWED. BARLEY and SAGO, HEATEN GRITS, DURYEA’S MAIZENA x “SCORN STARCH, 4 BECKER'S FARINA é + eat prices. eh, aud at lows Wy BORCHELD, Vader Ebtite Hotse, EW EOORS.— Ne Reign of Law. Du ¥ol.; London. ‘Gage. May on the’ St pon.on tf ise pore RAN @ ) J composure, and during the remainder of the Scene was firm and collected. The cap ad- justed and the arms pinioned, Winnemore was left alone on the scaffold. A closeobservation of him, as he thus stood on the brink of eter- nity. Jailed to indicate any tremor in h s limbs. At pine minutes of eleven o’clock the rope w: pulled and the drop fell. The body swung and fro for a minuie without sign of life. knock dows allowed him, The large tents were soon filled and religions ‘th Round—Born ver 57—Navy-Ya greesed notwithstanding the rain 5s—lith street west. 59—€th street west and N street sonth. 61—Adams’ Exprees Office. Pennsylvania avenue, 62—Government Printing Office, 63—ith street wert 64—9th street west 5—l4th street west 68—sth st. west and K st. north. (reatdence of Su- perintendent of Police. z 1—Police Station, Fir-t st. wes psrations completed, the car lett Newark, Onio, on the home trip, on Wednesday, August 14, the thermometer Trving at Easton, in Pennsyly: on Sunday, and worsh ip pro; and F street north. ry careful. Patsey still keeping at work on Barney’s peep telling effect. Barney telling well on Patsey’s 10th ‘Ronnd—Barney let fly his right and canght Paisey on the lett side, just ander the arm pit, which could be heard some distance, cry out “O my!"—it was a sledge-hammet—causing Virginia News. On Saturday, Mr. Deggs, the Sergeant of Norfolk, served an attachment on Mr. Alex- ander Robinson, manager of Robinso Western Circus, upon Mies Virginia Jones, for her, by the falling of the benches at the ex- hibition on Thursday evening last, laying her damages at $3,000. The forests in the yi Courthouse, always a foros resort for deer, aid to be filled with this favorite game to & greater exvent the present season than ever. Large numbers have fallen at the crack of the huntsmap’s rifle, and @ day or two since one expert Killed two atouce with a double-barre) gun. on Monday, the 19th, went tbrough to Hoboken. N.J , where it arrived in the afternoon, baving been five days on the journey. It 1s reported that on opening the car the meat was found perfectly d: and on being corned the fis: ed better than that of me on the hoof. dT street north. dG and made Patse: stunner—a fegu' Patsey to take a long breath. jith. Round—A few exchanges, bat little any perceptible Then there was a convulsive heaving of the chest, followed by tremor in All these ceased in less than three minutes after the drop fell. The body was allowed to hang twenty-five minutes. Fourteen minu the heart ceased to beat. the body disclosed the tact that death wi caused by strangulation, and the physicians Were of opinion that death was almost instan. | | with him and juries sustained by and F st. north, brought to market - economy of this method of transportation will recommend it as preferable to the former methods. if it can be put into general and successfal operation. ES WOOD AND COAL. OAL AND WOOD AT WHOLESALE OB RETAIL. ‘am now receiving all the various kinds of rom ite most approved mines, purchased mi for 5 rtion of Riley’s wharf, foot of urpose of storing Coal on it, to Yard. Tt can be deliv: ior fifty cents per ton r ilities for obtaining and deliv- the lowest pogsible 1th Round—Both shy of each other. Only one exehange, und—Thesame as before. Both play- 'y_of New Kent tes after the drop fell An examination of | | | } THE NAVAL AcapEM Engineers’’ is soon to be formed at the Naval Academy for the coming school year. cants should be between 18 and 22 years of Age, and must be prepured to pass a competi- tive examination, the result of which will de- termine which of the candidates will receive the appointment. The candidates will be ex- pected to possess a good high school educa- tion, apd afford evidence ot mechanical taste: Successful candidates will be appointed 6) det Engineers.” with rank and pay of mid- shipmen; they will be assigned quarters in the academy, and enter on a course of study calculated to give them a good practical and theoretical knowledge of the earlier steps in the engineering profession. the cadets wil receive their appointment of eers. with pay of #1,30) per year, and may expect rapid promotion if studions and energetic. —A class of “Cadet i¢th Round—Both seemed backward and were no way anxious to do much work. They finally each got in a blow, wken Barney elipped down. Round—Barney got in a teller on Pat- sey’s ribs again, but got one im return on the 16:h | Round—Barney mined now, and mansged to punts& his oppo- nent terribly about he body; tagain his seconas ‘ied to get him to work a little on Patsey’s head, but he would not do tt. Patsey succeeded ip getting in on Barney's lett eye, completely ‘Teeth are made. The Association is now prepared to make Teeth on Gold. Silver and Rubber at New York. Philadelyhia and Boston prices. All persons wishing der tal work done can have it as cheap as in the above-named cities. All work will be done in the neatest and beet manner, and warranted to give entire satis- ion. Persons will do well te call ané exsmine Diocgsan Convention. Diocesan Convenuon was quring last week. We tal from 8 Chicago paper Bisbop Whitehouse that be devoted to the liquidation of tiindebted- nees of the Anglo-American Episcopal hurch erected in Paris during the present year. He stated that it was necessary to raise some five or six hundred pounds, (about 83,W),) and Doped all would respond ima manner sub- stantially beneficial, when considering the true interest and great importance of the cause. The church has been established under and with the patronage of both branches of the church: that of this branch being represented by the Rev. Dr. Lyman, and on the part of resident communicants b; selection. A powerfal and beautifully appro- ‘late sermen was delivered by the Rev. Dr. eeling, of Trinity Church, text being selected trom th St. Paul to Tumothy, ond chapter. ° The Tredegar Iron Works, in Richmond, ane Episcopal cover eight acres of space, and comprise roll. ing-mille, foundries. machine shops, and coal and iron sheds by the score. The company execute every description of iron work, and make everything pertaining to a railroad from the smallest spike to tne largest locomotive. Messra. Bucks, Roberts & Cochran, Pperienced wreckers from Baltimore, are busily engaged on the obstructions at Vrewry’s Bluff, James river. They are devoting their energies exclusively to the sunken wreck of the steamer Northampton, and hope to raise her entire. The rivalry between Norfolk and Petersburg for the cotton trade of North Carolina has rung up lately with increased animation. the first of September. T baye taken a por lth street, for the thereby saving hau! ke the following 1t was announced by it the offetory would eeemed more deter- rect from the wharf less than if hauled t Having all the fs ering Coal, I will sell it at "WOOD at low pri &7 Coal and Sawed an: Office, corner H and J2th sis. Wood Yerd, 15th at, and Canal. Coal wharf, foot of 1th street. oe pounds to the ton q 17th Round—Barney’s left peeper was now tely put in mourning, notwithstanaing fforts of his seconds to draw it down; he fought at random with no effect 1sth Ronnd—Patsey stil’ working again on Barney’s right eye, with @ determination to close that up also. Barney sent im several g00d rib roasters. 19th Rourd—Both were prompt to the call, when Barney sent out his right aad sent Pat- sey clear imto Ris corner. F Round—Barney still kept hammering on Pateey’s ribe, when they finally closed, und Barney was thrown. 2ist Round—Patecy sent out bis right, and janded on Barney’s nose, laying it completely Rod Round—Patsey got in another on Bar- ney’s bugle again, which told severely on him. Me got terribly punished aboat the Afver graduation third assistant ep guaranteed, by iz wie —Annupolis Day Star. ‘he cotton year begii & pastor of their Renova. in New Ogteans.. A despatch from New Orlears says the Pres dent’s last order, assigning General Hancock tothe command of this district, hai tenseexcitement ameng Union citizens, who naturally dread & reactionary policy, wnen everything was working so well for the speedy restoration of the State, which Sheridan de- signed having ready for admittance by Dece The rebels are jubilant, and claim thal the President will assist them in defeating the. greesional plan of reconstruction, even to themangurating of avother revolution. good citizens, irres| PaRTICULARS OF THE ARREST OF AARON ‘The Cincinnati Gazette of ‘Sheriff Schiotman, whom the taw au- *s to act as High Constable when the public peace is threatened, had Aaton Jones arrested yesierday morning. at bis training hady Grove—and brought before That official required Mr. Jones to enter into bonds amounting to $3,000 ace within Hamilton county. security being given by John Heuermann and Frank Corry, Jones was set at liberty. The entire affair Was managed He conducted himself with creditable modesty, an e avoid all recognition. He looks in admirable condition, his eyes being bright and clear, his tic, and every motion beto~ kening a_healthy aud active condition of muscle. The necessary papers bein, that gave him freedom once more, quietly left the precincts of the Court-honse.” R&GISTRATION IN GuonGra.— Ad Vices from t 20-ly of this oi'y, his e Second Epistie of the 15th verse of the sec. BEDUCTION IN PRICE FOR THE MONTH oF UST ONLY, CLOTHING, &e. For the benefit of persons desiring to purchase their winter’s supply. Prizz Ficnt.—Another prize fight came off yesterday morning, at Gleucesier Point, ba. tween James Fiyfish and Robt. Sweeny, for a parse of one hundred dollars. The combat- ants are both men of light weight. each about five feet three inches high, and belon; of the city. About ywitness the fight, having F ¥ wharves of the city to the scene of the encounter. There was ne referee. as tbe fight was whatis termed a catch weight, to be decided on its on “merits.” Twenty rounds were fought Badd Riley and another, acted as seconds for ¥ Y one Tallman acted for Sweeny. thongh the worst *Squire Rose. rland. (run of mine). The require party, deplore the id aver that it will ducing Inwiessness as his. despatches in July, 1866, were succésstul in massacre of the convention and Sheridan's name alone hag tin Louisiana and Texas. THE HARTWELL EMBEZZLEMENT Case.—In the United States Circuit Conr:, in there was a lengthy argument on the of thecounsel of Julius F. Hartwell, late tel- We aresthe sole * : x the celebrated Balti- more Company’s, and can eupply in any quantity. 2,240 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED. Persons desiring to avail themselves of the above 23d Rownd—Barney came up & terrible look- ing object, bis head completely battered up. ‘Phey both exchanged blows, and Barney went 24th Round—Both -exceedingly careful. ‘in in on Barney’s pepper-bex. a beavy innge, 8 corner. i—Barney got one on the cheek and ribs. Similar tothe previgue roun: very quetly. \t 10 wi one pune upper low prices, by ordering their coal and step firm and elas: ave it delivered any time durin; il) be given for cual so ord delivered upon the surrendering of said checks. J. in thirty minutes. awed the turbulent! name auknown, : Conme Logan and Stock in the Dis- ‘hing to reduce it as much as pos- g the summer.in order to make room for 8. P. NS Branch Office at our Yard a es, we shall offer for the next two punished man of the two, won the fight by Fiyfisn scriking a foul blow. ;,465 oth it, nd Wharf, at the foot Jy 29-taep] some Of the States, is the subject one of inter- est. Fierce Conflict Between and a Policeman. A desperate conflict occurred between Al- derman William Ellis, of the First Ward, Ho- boken, and Peliceman Barke, of that city, re- sultii where he keeps & corner grocery sud groggery, and is looked upon in that locality as ”? being term- Alderman y | e@ by some as the “man of tron.” Ellis’ con- stituents last spring elevated him to the posi- tion of Alderman, and since that time has kept | himself, as is alleged, pretty well elevated on whisky, and, in consequence, he is sald to bave conducted himself in a violent manner towards his family. On Monday ai word was sent to officer Burke’s pouse, near by, that Ellis, crazy-drunk, was smashing ap bis furniture and putting his family in morta? fear. The officer went down and fonnd Ellis outside on the stoop. He remonstrated with the Alderman, and endeavored to induce him to go into the beuce and take a eleep. Ellis flew into a passion, and, seizing a piece of broken rocking-chair, made an onslaught upon the officer, when the latter grappled desperate struggle ensued. The officer received two severe kicks in the lower part of the stomach, and narrowly es- | caped having his eyes clawed ont. The of- ficer finally brought bis club to bear, and: used it vigorously, until foe Alderman was finally subdued. A physician was then called to re- pee damfges, and it was found that the small née of Ellis’s lett arm bad been broken, and bis head and face were sadly ont of strape. Yesterday Eilis was arrested and taken be- fore Acting Recorder Pope. on a charge of felonious assault and attempt to kill the offi- cer, and he was held to ball to answer. Al- dermen Ellis alto went before Justice White and swore ont @ warrant against the officer on @ similar charge, and also took preliminary steps before Lawyer Uarey in a civil suit, liy- ing his damages at $5.000, and thus the matter stands.—V. ¥. Tribune. GoLD MintNG Ix Catronnta.—The C2li- fornia gold mines, writes a San Francisco pa- per, are yielding more treely than ever be- fore, though independent enterprise is les | productive than formerly, and combined capi- tal is required to bring the riches out of :he bewels of the mountains. As @ specimen of the operations now being carried on, the Blue Gravel Mine, in Yuba County, near Smaris- ville, may be mentioned. This cleim contaiaa Dp wards of 100 acres, averaging 10) feet from surface to bed-rock Upwards of $1,000,000 havebeen taken from it, thongh it was not opened till March, 1964. It occupied nme years of incessant labor, and an expenditure of up- ‘ward of $100,000 to.open it. ithas fonr miles ofsinices, three feet wide and three feet deep, am which three tons of quicksilver is distrid- uted to catch the gold One hundred and twen- ty- five ‘honeand pounds of gunpowder are an- nually expended in blowing up and breaking the cement, where itis too hard for the hy- again’ very active was telling fasuy, yet 29th Round—An exchange, &ciose, and Bar. #0th Round—Barney’s right eye failclo# fought, well on, Patsey’s 1st Round—Pateey was very anxious now oot out Barney tried to k Georgia siate that the registration of voters in that State, under the reconstruction act, bas jeted, although the full returns from the different counties have mot yet been re- it seems that the number of white ‘Tegistefed falls short of the number cal- 0, when the registration com- jut 25,000. 1t was expected that the whites would bave a majority of about 40,000, but the most reliable estimates trom the retvrms received thus far diction that the blacks will One oF two thousand.—N. ¥. Time: inventor is to bring the fresh hike milk, and the meat. and thedrinking water. Mr.Thomas, of Dept- ford, sees his way to 2 plan of ler in the United States assistant treasurer's office, who is charged with embezzling the public moneys by loaning them tothe State street firm of Mellon, Ward & Uo. cipal ground taken by the counsel for the de- fence was, that Hartwell was not, in the mean- ing of thé law, an officer th keeping and disbursement of the public The court overraled the motion. Hartwell was arraigned and pleaded ‘not Uhase was presentdur- ‘The parties returned to the city Iast n: RS. BUTLER AND EVANS’ out molestation. —Fhita. Lev ger. "I BERATED HOEMORR! eg OR, PILE OINTMEN' {(7" Jobn McTanghlin isa Cathelic and his wile a Protestant. They i reside in Wilkins» burg, Pa. Recent! ly One of their children died, desiring its interment in St. ry’s Cem » Was making arrangements to thetepd. The mother stole a march and had it buriedin Beulah Cemetery. ‘The father and his’ brother Patrick procured a coffin and proceeded to Beulah Ceme‘ery for the purpose of disintering the corpse. Here again the wife tolled them, for justas they had reached the wooden box of the wrong grave, the officers of the law pounced upon them and took them be- fore Justice Davidson, of East Liberty, who in detiult of $500 bat!, commited them to jail to answer at Court. mieeps in Beulah Cemetery. ABINETS, BOOK SHELVES, &c. ® few chaice ing; he, Lowe: riba. to ti Swaye ti Nopes of fringing down b forthe first time to know that it has andi over over his ri, uarantee the pre- matter how lon; guilty.” Chief Jusi ave @ majority of ing a portion of the &7 There is not @ toll-gate in all Switzer- Foade are fine and belong to the failed. of the case, we war- ae oe eae or give general sat: re. ¥. BUTLER & EVANS. mater, Carroll Go aa. teye. Only one exchange in 32d Ronnd—Barney’s seconds both sucking mia right cer order to draw sg the ging 1t well and gtving him a seemed greatly refres pemnars atin it a socker over the rig! ae ‘Hound— a. slight ghey both, th Round—Barney how began to show ‘ateey’s Feconds urged jghting; he did so, with terri- jarney W&S very weak and yw; ihe pauisharche The vorri- ‘ich now iocked tokeep: rietors. Westminst biood; afer s} own and Alexandrit sent in several 6! Goxernment. @7 The base ball clubs of Ohio are'to hold'a jincimmati on the 25th of September, for the purpose of forming a State O7 Jabe Williams findin, disagreeal ‘Indiana, stabbed her dead with # table Ww H_bas removed his *tock of TOBACCO and CIGARS to hi: 5 bow State convention FPPPRPPPERRPPPPPPPPRPPr PP NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. GEO. B. WILSON, Late of the firm of Buras.& Wilson, No. 502 SEVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, Adddeddddddedsddaddddgddd Meanwhile the the society of her their home in siana of detest, and S$, on authorit: {7-The Portland that Walter Brown ich’ would probably inte: ich with Bomili, isa fn ge Peter Zower shot Kelty dead in rd, Is. She looked unkindly upon Pe- it to her daughter. coolies continue toarnve in New ‘They are abipped at ance to ‘Sapte. tyone in the interior. {> New York an@ bo more per belp themselves. United is iva naation Of thevAlnoee = ted States, midation e aims, was the subject of free discussion in British metropolis, the ra! teeling among the English politicians favorable to the. jest method of paying Us says that the story 3 needy ee deposit, which, if atiowed to turbed, forms @ thick -gtuti mass having @ strong odor of animal, It examined by the ited rfere with his various clubs of ition as the 000,000 which’ Jaimed es compensation for the losses sus. ake depredations of the Con. ‘and Wiis Jn followed by the Gras ja lowed by @ pro- smimalenie. fi tained throu; 26th Roniahataty’s triéhds now saw was pretty well gone, dui Say cull sxowed aucteamined wiitneee itp eat corner ith and F streeta, aw and Practice of United States Naval Courte-MartialL By A.A. - t aseg Raye) Cours By re ‘ar- ANOTHER Conve’ Ti and Joiners’ National Union will meet on the 10th Cy September in Phi PLEsTy OF OaspiDa: cord is informed that candidates for sherif, twen: and ‘Sotnerset connity, painreraee TRe,—The Newtown Re- here are twenty-three gigrtorme Grew inereased for. year, ‘extending from Srom Michigan oy A muscular Sores yan jwee atveltac Be of his parishioners, London. The Veestable World. Talat ton, Gund eh me ee erson, Ge ish; or, ‘aldo Emerton. rT Helteg ro" e, ot the Methodias | 4 ‘& protracted illness. Nich the ex i» Was sent to ave it | Meribero" Gane “ ‘General of ulicto wash. The water used in washiag costs $25,000 per annum, and the development of the claim may be e&id to have but just com- menced. “ A SUGGESTIVE THEME.—A correspondent, writing from the «Tip End of ape Ood,” says be found on that extremest verge a veritable well known to those who ramble much, that the last signs of civilized life to be met with ia the unoccupiec eutskirts are unoccupied hoop- skirte. Tey strangely mark the outermost limits of buman settlements. ‘They are fouud at the bottom of rivers, on the shore of the sea, and on the frontier lines of the interior. Can it be that the fair occupants wander thither despair, and there ‘shufie mort ‘and leave for better toad aces cid Tazor on the ith inst, Poor health was the cause of the act. 87 The Chief of Police of New. York has Cattle within the Zity figaits withost the pest cattle wit ¢ i ‘mission of the of Health. ee SF Charles Wooster, the most successful = Tobber and jail breakerin the United tes, is again at ange having reosatly es. pat from the at ‘Pitusbe TE, 87 Cornelins Donohue was arrested st Hol- jass., the other day for run; qin ine wite of O. 8. Nettleson, wr Ney javen. ‘Boston friends. a "lined 87 In Chicago the keno vanks are closed by @. ‘hire a yessel