Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1867, Page 1

ee Che r rT, EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY (SUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT THE STAKE BUILDING, 5.W. corner Penn’a avenue and Rlevench streat. BY NOYES, BAKER & Co. ——— The STAR ts served by the carriers to their subscribers in the City and District at Tax | Oants PER weex. Uopies at the counter, with @ without wrappers, Two CENTS sack. Prics von MAILING :—Three months, One Doiiar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol- ers; ene year, Fire Dollars. No papers are | sent from the office longer than paid for. Tne WEEKLY STAR—publisted on Fri- ay —One Dollar and a Half « Year. __ . Vv, XXX WASHINGTON, SPECIAL NOTICES. aati ales TURNER'S TiC DOULOUREUX OR TURNER'S TIC DOULOBREUX OR UNIVERSAL NBURALGIA PILL, UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL, N. AND SPEEDY CURE POR NEURAL ND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. nfailing remedy in all cases of Facts often effecting ® perfect cure in a sin- om of Nervous Disease fails to yield fuence. 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By inclosing a small lock of hair, and stating place of birth, age, Gisporition and comptexion.. and inclosing fifty cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, jou wilt recelve the picture and desired information return mai communications sacr 7 Sent ddress-in confidence, MADAME E. F, THORNTON P.O. Box 223, Hudsou, N. ¥. 7 ATON'S OINTMENT cures Old Sores. EATON'S OINTMENT cures all Diseases of FREE 10 EVERYBODY. ‘ving Information of the SFeatest importance to the young of both sexes. Tt teaches how the homely may become beaatiful, the despised respected. and the forsaken loved. No young lady or gentleman should fail to send heir Acdrens, and recetve s copy post-paid. by re- turn mail ‘Address P.O. Drawer 21. epd-ddweoly Troy, New York. NEW MABRIAGE GUIDE. SSAY FOR YOUNG MEN. on Phystologt- Abuses. and Diseases incident to Youth CLOTHING, &. $13- 913—$13— 913— 91 —$13-S13 BOX COATS! BOX COATS! at A. BSAES & ©0., 517 Seventh street, ‘eon Pennsylvania avenue and D street. 913—$13— $13— §13— §$13— $13— 915-413 1 F 4. HEIBEEGER, * (Successor to H. F. Lovvon & Co.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOB. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's,) SyWtt _ No. 362 Penn. avenue. Washington. WOOD AND COAL. (esl AND Woop. ADV: PRICES IN_ CONSEQUENCE EIN Vitesse AND TOLLS HAVING AD VANCED _— (superior White Ash) poking Coal. - Mine..... pan QOhestnut Summer Cumberisnd Run « ta m hand * ¢ sole agents for the sale of the cele brated Baltimore Company's Goal, and are pre- to furnish it in any quantity = sp EROWN & Si 465 Ninth street, between E Branch office at our yard and whurves Seventh street. DENTISTRY. D® #8881, DENTIST, No. 310 Pannsyivaxta Avance, bet. 9th Wth sts. ions performed pertain Ms .s) DENTAL SURGERY. 06 2-6m* DENTAL associa No. 260 PENN’A AVE Between 12th and 13th streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOL r PAIN. tificial Trot! Fatient will be required to pay Surgical operation when performed, whic Will be deducted when the Association is now Gold. Silver and Rub! ia and Boston prices Teeth are made. The All persons wishin werk done can have it as cheap as al Bamed cities. All work will be done in the neatest and best manner. and warranted to give entire Satisfaction. Persons will do weil to call ex- amine our work before getting itelsewhere. jy 13 c ceenesinmmintstemmmmmemenemmm emma tetera eed DANCING ACADEMIES. MA2!50S FASHION ABLE DANCING ACA. PROF. MARI 1 commence 01 » betwee ork amd Weh ‘OND UCARTER TUESDAY, Decomber 3. ply at the Academy, or at n be remted for Balls no 22-8t . KREIS’ DANCING + oj ite Metropolit: Misses and Masters, Tuesday « Boon from 3 toS o'clock. Ge and Friday even! be rented for EDUCATIONAL. ELECT SCHOOL YOUNG LADLES 0! S' car Daa tte saving removed te No. street. between Bana 6 south.) will commence the second quarter of her school, on MONDAY. 18th of November. Instrae= Fy Il the English branches, Freneh, Italian, - Painting Ro Ie east™ 1314. eee ANDREW J JOYCE & CO., CABRIAGE MANUFACTURESBS, 477 and 470 teth street. Particular attention given to repairing. bod eolm a ORIENTAL SO4Ps coewioat, OLIVE SOAP, PREMIUM NEW ¥' SOAP. No. ont. ROW N ‘SOAP. a we For family use, for sale cheep for cash tc the ud DL ©. ttt THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP, .—The report that Mr. Wood- on the im- & mujority of the Judiciary Gommities will therefore report iu fayer of impeachmen*, seems to have for tts foundation 2 statement *hat Mr. Woodbridge was heard to exp Bimself, ata New York ment. This fs much too vagae and round ebout to be counted upon. and in the opinian Of those qualified to jncge, Mr. Woodbridge is not Mkely to have expressed himselt to hat effect in advance of the meeting of the commitiee. It is beiteved that there witl be Ro majority report, and taat various membets of the committee will present separate re. porte. Mr. Wilson, chairman, tt is understood, will submit an elaborate report, and the re- port to be ibmitted by Messrs, Willams Bovtwell, Thomas and Lawrence is ssid to be yet fuller. Messrs. Kidridge and Marshal!, Democrats, will also offer a report. At is yet in doubt whether Messrs. Woodbridge aad ‘CGburchill wilt present yet another report, or will go with the chairman, or with Messrs. ‘Williams, Bontwelland Lawrence. P. S.—It can be stated positively that no member of teCommittee Bas intimated in anv manner what would be done by them, and the storles to that effect are withour any founda- tion. A greet amount of strategy has been re- sorted to in order to draw out certain members, but in all cases an entire reticence has beep sbown by them. That there will be three reports there is no doubt, one favoring impeachment, auother censuring the President, and the third ses- taining Bim, but which will bethe majority r2_ port is not known, nor can it be at present as ecrtained. It is known that ail the reports, whatever they may be. will be very lengthy, And conewme several hours time in reading t) (ne Houee. As scon as the floor can be obtained on Mon- day, the several reports will be made, and the members of the Houre will be immediately supplied with printed copies of the testimony taken by the comm ‘Tax ComMAND OF THE FirTH MILITARY DistTrict.—General Hancock was expected to arrive at New Orleans last evening and enter Upon the discharge of bis duty as Command-r of the Fifth Miltary District. Brevet Major General J. A. Mower, Uolonel 39th Infantry, who has been acting Commander, will be re- lieved by General Hancock. Upon Gen. Sher- idan being relieved, Gen. Mower w: ‘ign. ed te duty according to Ris brevet rank, in or- der that he might discharge the duties until the arrival of General Hancock. The law requir- ing that the District Commander must be of or above the rank of Brigadier General. Upon General Hancock taking command General Mower willbe relieved trom duty according to bis brevet rank, and immediately return to his old duties as Commander of the sub- Dis- trict of Louisiana. It is very probable that the President will direct that General Mower be relieved from commadd of that sub-district, and assigned to some other, or be ordered to his regiment. Tue Corton Tax.—Judge Kelly, of Penn- sylvania, will Introduce the following resolu- ticn into the House oa Monday, acder call of the States: ‘esolved, That the welfare of the people, the maintenance of the faith and credit of the Govern: al of the tax a} xisting Jaws on cotton and the productions and manufacturing industry.’ It as intended to take the sense of the House on this resolution. with a view to the passage of s law repealing the tax. Judge Kelly hes made a canvass of the House, and expre+ses the opinion that his res- olution will pass by @ considerable majority. A strong opposition will however be made to the repeal of tne cotton tax by the wool in- terest. It will be urged by that interest thst wool is taxed tweive per cent., and that there is no good ressom why a discrimination should be made against woo! in favor of the product of the South. Tue CuaiRMansuir.—There has been an animated canvass by theirtriends respectively in behalf of Gen. Garfield and Mr. Hooper for the position ofchairman of the House Ways &nd Means Committee. We have reason to be- lieve that the question has been settled in ft yor of Gen. Garfield, whe, it irged, bas the capabilities of a ready debater and skilfal tai tician to qualify him for the leadership of this important Committee. Tu GARMENTS and other articles of per- sonal property worn or possessed by Wash- ington, Jackson, and other bistorical charac- ters, are to be subjected to treatment under a PStent process, with & view to their preserva- uon from destruction by time and insects. THERE are only thirty-two persons after the Position of Commissioner of Agriculture. Among those most warmly urged for the posi- tion just now, are Mr. Orange Judd. of the American Agriculiuralist, and Jno P.Reyrolas, of Lilinois. THE Latest Fashions displayed upon the Avenue show that the famousBismarck browns have had their dsy, and that the royal purples are now the most fashionable colors, both in silks, velvets. and piushes. Colored velvets of ali tints of green, parpie,and brown, are the latest novelty for dresses. Sven Portions of the President's message as have been completed were readin Cabinet meeting yesterday. From present appearances the message will be an elaborate one, deal |: ‘at length with firancial questions. The mes- ‘sage will probably be printed in pamphlet form andpmailed to the principal newspapers so a4 to arrive at their destinations simultaneoasly With its reading in Congress. GENERAL SCHOFIELD leaves for Richmond to-day. ——_— A NUMBER of Congressmen have left the city, many of them intending to remain abeent until the first Monday in December, ander the impreesion that there will be no important legislation uext week. Mr. Scofield, of Pennsylvania, has been called away by the sudden illness of certain members of bis family, and consequently no report need be expected from the Kentacky election cases next week, as Mr. S.nad this matter especially in charge. SECRETARY McOvLLoca’s annual report is completed, and a copy has been presented to the President. It is understood that McCulloch makes a strong argumest is favor] of continging the policy of contraction of the currency, according to the terms of the present Jaw. at the rate of four millions of dollars per month. AT THB MEETING ofthe American ‘Social Seience Assqciation in New York, on Thure- day Prof. E. M. Gallaudet, of the Columbia Deaf and Dumb Asylum, read au’ interesting paperocn the American and European sys- tems of deaf-mute instruction. Prof. Delmar: of tbe Eurean of Statistics, read 3 paper on “Taxation” at the same session. Swaxr Laxpe.—The Uommisstoner of the te Governor je iene as meee rae: 4 bracing 2.504 Of acres. : me aes ofthe th Ar rn Tux Jupiciany Committe: day Dida meeting, and though the members are reticent it seems to be settled that a msjori'y repor. Will be against impesc ment. ‘THE SewaTs OFrices+Friends of. General Burbridgeare working industriously to ee- cure that officer the position of Sergeant-at- Arms of Senate, now held by Geo. F. Brown. Itseems probable that the matter will pe brought up ina Semate caucus, and then de- cided. The friends of Gen. Brisbim state there is no BSuthority for the story telegraphed from here that We is an applicant for the pisce of Secre- tary of che Senate, as be is a warm personal triend of Col, Forney, who occupies the posi- tion, and would not fsyor any movement look- ing towards bis removal Tue CommrTrsxs.—Speaker Colfax stated this morning that the hist of House Committees ‘wae not yet completed, nor would it be fin- ished until Monday. He also added that all statements to the contrary were unfounded. 1; isthe purpose of Mr. Coltax to keep the lis; from view until it is apmounced in the House on Monday. MERTING OF THE RETRENCEMENT ComMIv- ‘TEE. —The Joint Committee on Retrenchment had a general session at (ne Treasury Depart- ment this morning for consultation, there be- ‘ng present Senators Edmunds, and Patterson, Representatives Weiker, Jenckes, and Halsey. The committee was in session some time ex- amining the testimony taken by the snb-com- mattee Gnd giving their views thereon, but did not conclude to make any report yet. The sub-committee will resume its session at the Treasury on Monday and continue their in- vestigation. SENATORS ORAGIN and Uameron, and quite & number of eastern members, have gone home. y of them will remain home until after Thanksgiving. In PAnis.—A private letter received in Washington says that among the Americans now is Paris are Quartermaster General Meigs and General Hooker. General McClel- Jan bas returned to Paris from England, and will remain on the continent for the present, om account of the delicate health of Mrs. MeClelian. TaE TRIAL OF Joun H. SURRATT —it has not yet been definitely settled whether the new trial of John H. Surratt will be entered upon at (be ensuing term of the Criminal Court for this District in December, but should the trial take place then, Hon. J. S. Binck,of Penno- sylvania, will beone of the counsel for the prisoner. PREPARING THE Messacz.—The President ‘was busily engaged to-day preparing his annual message, and bat very few visitors were admitted, though a large crowd was in attendance. Representatives Banks, Mangen, and Hubbell were among those who had an inverview this for Howard. Commissioner of the Freedmen’s Bu- Teau, is expected to return to the city on Tues- day neft. SECRETARY WELLES.—Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary of the Navy, is rapidly improving, and to-day was able to sit up for some time: Should the weather be favorable he will ride ont mext week. Reront or Tux PostuasTse Gexeeat.— ‘The report of Postmaster Genera! Rands!! has been completed, and will be put im typeat the Government office next week. Tse Grone.—Messrs. F. & J. Rives, of the Daily Globe, bave associated with them in the Proprietorship of that paper, Mr. George A. Bailey, who has been for fourteen years actively connected with the Globe establishment. T: Glove bas done a wise thing in securing perma- nently the services of one who has labored with such ability in building up the fortunes of that journal. PERsoNAL.—Hon. ©. Delano, of Obio, is at the Washington Honsee. ----Hon. Charles Up- son, of Michigan; Gen. Joseph OU. Abbott, of Wilraington, N..; Judge Samael B. Hance, of Maryland, and Gen. E. W. Rice, of lowa, are at the National Hotel. -----Gen. Samuel A. Duncan, of New Hampshire, is at the Seaton Hovse. ----Hon. A. J. Glossbrenner,of Peun- 7. 1s at the Kirkwood House. ----Jas. . Johnston and Cyrus L. Campbeil, of Can- ada, are at the Ebbitt House. ALEXAWDRIA AND VicrnITY.—The Journal of this morning say: John Callan, Wm. paca Bae and Augus- tus R. Steere, were brought before the Mayor, and Justices Moore and Summers yesterda} morning, and arraigned om the eharge of aid- ing and abetting les Bute, in an assault upon Eleanor Lucas, also with breaking open the door of “moat Bute, and thus causing the Obas. Bute. The parties were com- il in default of beil, in the sam of $450, to answer at the January termof the County Court. Z Ata pene Conservatives, held in Dum- fr Prince William county. Va., on Satur. 16th inst, Dr. R. W. Wheat being in the chair, 1t was recommended that a county convention be held at Brentsville, en the first ‘enday in December. Two car loads of crazy people passed through Alexandria on Thursday night, en rente to West Virginia from Staunton, Va. A CEREMONY was performed in one of the Masonic Lodges of New York city on Tuesday evening, whicb is but rarely known in this country. It was the conferring of what are known ae the Degrees of the Eastern Star, or adoptive masonry, upon about two hundred ladies, who were the wives, daughters, sisters, or widows of master Masons: Two past grand mesters ot New York State were present and urpose of having some to- ig and generally recogni- zed, by which wives. sisters, daughters. wid- ows, and mothers of Masons may make them- selves known all over the world. in this he intended no infraction of Masonic law, but he did mean that wher such relatives of Masons ‘Were in distress, they should be known with. out pe their relatives’ diploma in their pocket.” Run on 4 Bawk.—The New Y¥ corres- ndent of the Philadelphia Ledger writes on i y as follows: There was aran om the Manufacturers’ Bank for an hour or two this morning, growing out of the fact that the t, J.D. Sparkman, Esq., 158 Scatpinre A gets in the firm of J. Ry the bank was understoon to boa args Rolaer bank was uo) to be der Under the excitement Mr. Spark- ed, anda Mr. Furman therea| time, bas promptly met ali demands upon it ‘The Bank of the Republic declining to act as its redeeming agent, the Fourth N. ry volunteers to act for ft in the clearing house. sprung w ters, and for and obtained a ference of the young jady's friends, ‘wh. beard ofthe inteniious Sf the couple, ‘anu toox the young lady home. pened. Ao one ck erom County RaitRoap.—The ‘ane toad of wheat, direct from: \towm via ihe Wi mee nee, | From Decency to Shame. (From CUtncianati Commercial, Weduesday | A territie story of shame was Tevenied vex f of Police. are almost thelr peculiar comprebens.on ib heir principal ewbject i a young womac of eighteen years, both, raised, and well edu- cated im this city, admitted, some time since, udstitute teacher in the Secona Distr: School, on Sycamore sirer!. and two weeks since Teguiariy appoinied &s & permanent wacher (bere, at $4.0 per annem Fance she is extracrdinarity attrac. bandrome form, neauy clothed, titel And expressive Jace, with dark inal D. C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1867. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. THE SPURIOUS SEVEN-THIRTIES. N&, 4,590. | the City, appears ber younger sis yeare—who, up to lat Friday, ww the A grave of the | eivter tauent up co - abou" foar o have just held were iakeu out of About thirty | Op Sixth # reel, east of ee ating ground is | 4 OM Scrces the Ridge in Augusca conn! pt Fh Distillers and | tifiers. (Special Dispatch to The Star.) Naw YoRx, Nov. 23.—A meeting of the rec- iret Armistead bun tin, iJ r Ly the Saterday evening they left their tifflers and distillers last night resolved to hold | North Mo: tain nari mee Last 7 ening 7 & national convention on ths :econd Tuesday | rendezvous om Monday. the 1th ipsiant, and ier osaapts jo cen ee im December, st Washington. up to Friday night they bad kill ighteen | turned Informauon of te disappearance Deing given to tbe Chief of Potice. diligent ugbout all the more ia? om the city, bat ceer, there having been two da; ‘weather. ‘The Fredericksburg Herald says «the pip” has Billed more chickens in tbe country adja- cent, and town, (Dan thieves Bave stolen—and that Trop ay ‘The best remedy is to catch those affected, open their months, and With your finger nail pull off forcibly from the end of the tongue a hard bony substance which scales off. Gen. Schofield hes ordered a mili com. mission to meet at Warsaw, in Richmond comnty, a1 10a. m. on Thursday, the 2ist inst, Se foo bd ited practibie, for Ng trial jeorge W. Thompron, civilian, and cach bys Oiher cases as may be probably ordered before tubes tate tant step do a fre Pilates in the Treasury. [Special Dispatch to the Star.} New York, Nov. 23.—The counterfeiters 0, the 7 30’s Bave been arrested. Col. Wood, of the Secret Service Bureaa, Treasury Depart. ment, atter weeks of persistent and earnes: Tibor, im which he was assisted by U.S. De. lective Nettiesbip, residieg in Newark, ue was enabled to trace the authors of the counterfei: to ae Village of Paulsboro’, Gloucester coun- t 4 Jove! it im the West. [Special Dispatch to the Star.) Cuicaco, Nov. 23.—A namber of our lead- ing Republicans have united in calling a Meeting this evening to forma Grant cind. ir Four of the Republican papers are represented in the call. search was made t inept houres very remarkable ‘vhen if Was remembered US they were fresh from & deceBt bome tad hac] Semmes. [Special Dispatch to the Star. Nasuvittz, Nov. 23.—The ex-Vonfederate Admiral Raphael Semmes has veen lecturing im this vity,on the Cruise of the Alabama, to ‘very thin boures. was done im that village, ae is 41. leged, by William Spencer, alias William Brocka way, and se ven confederates. Mr. Wood. » apd thai she bad tely, and did not intend to retrace it. She wouldhot under an. made aGidavit on the 1D insiant, before US. fab Ee Mean nae Tecemty sold Bis | circumstances go back to her home. Her sister Commissioner Whitebead, at Newark, against Excitement Ameng Whisky Dealers. ‘Mr. Haile, of Alabs: ‘Sos.non, | COBIA Go soil she desired to. The sister ap- 3, for the sum of $25,000, one halt in cash, the balance in three ¢q: | payments, with interest from the peared to be offended that a hint of euch s de- Bn- | sire on Ber part should be uttered, and flualiy Yot stated that she would follow her elder sister. William Spencer and Hannah, his reputed trite, alleging that they were the principal: in the extensive frauds, and that they had beer PAJLADELPHIA, Nov. 23.—There is consid. erable excitement amoung the whisky dealers » consequence of the new regulation of the ] From the Chief's office the girls were taken by five other ms, whose names Teasury Department, which will consolidate Ned Horton, a colored mas, tried in nel ‘the Schoo! where are wwithBeld, ‘Warrants were at once issued | all penaee. Cfo! am one warebouse, whereoy | burg for sbooting three negroes, who, wh | ~ haired ed & prominen pollician, 4 for the errest of Spencer and his wife, who Were found by the officers of the law a@ St. James’ Hotel in New York, on Friday, No- crowd of several hundred others were it is said, will pocket storage. deavoring to mob him, on election day fer gray ly, nd responded to ber $90,000 per annum for entrenties by reminding ber that since teare Yoting the Conservative ticket, bas been ac- their iather’s Grath, and up to the b. or vember 1st, where they were to | The Case of State Senator Hamphrey, @ | (uitted. light, abe had abused them, and had frequen. leave for Esrope. Qe “tees morale that New Yerk. Won tare of eee Pk end | 1Y said she did not care how soon the elder one were fen to Newark, . Jom- ‘Btls, 0 anoke, and Char! . Statham. D Tistioner Whitehead, aud’ balled \n the swan ee oe severed Sibert COORDS” Savecd Roe ene of Lynchburg. have been Gove-nor, State Directors in the Virginia and Tennessee ratiroad. = : several otbere # ALPaty, Nov. $2—The Grand Jury investi. them to yield to their mother’s prayer and re- | main at bome. But bad no meiting mood Gen. Schofield bas declined to the bit—no tears resignation of Dr. Eastham, aslogatee ekeci ts | Saeed © Cae eomeneaene to the vention from Louira county, ¢ various reporis from Winchester, Intely | weemug mother ana bait adoneier naa nae extensively circalsted, about the arrest of nered io their terrible choice ofscareer. They were threatened with the house of refage, but | @ppeared to understand that their age saved | ew from tha: ipstitation ~ You must go home or be locked up,” said cbie * gaid Mary, quietly rising, «Jom and the other echord of 240,000, to appear for an examination during next week. The woman had the amount named on her person and readily pro- duced it ae bail. The Paulsboro Establish- ‘ment was in operation as long ago a8 1565, and it is estimared that the parties engaged in the business have netted upwards of $1,000,000. ‘The a iseues of the netes were made from lead impressions of the geunine plates at ‘Washington, secured by confederate of the counterfeiters, and the several branches of the transfer work were also the work of confede- rates. All the parties ged in the coan- terfeiting Rave become wealthy, as & matter of course, and now reside in different parts of the country. Government officers have been dis- 3t them, and it is probable that custody. Spencer is ‘he owner of & magnificent residence in Philadelphia, and is said to be worth at least £200,000. The ippearance of the man and woman was verv respectable. Spencer is a tall, intelligent, and gentiemanly-looking man, and bis wife. in appearance, very Indy like. The Government officials are now engaged in searching for tne &e. upom which the work was exe- d attending to his business: there has been no disturbances in WincRester, and Judge Parker is holding bis court usual. The | trial of Robert Forney, charged wit! the murs | Os Wel er Of jenry ary, on the night of wad | . of Febraary Itet, wad commenced before he io Jireuit Court in inchester, Judge ‘ker | u Presiding. on. Wedneaday ‘erates iat te | Abe "ashe? eve ken down wars. sno co after ® patient examination ef the case, the wate cell, to see ‘what effect that wont jury returnea a verdict that Forney was in- | priv ‘spon them; and there they pansoe a sane at the time the offense wascommitied.and night, while their mother went bome he was sent to thefinsane As; lum at Stavnion where be bad formerly been confined ra wman, a citizen of | Richmond, bi is been 3 ot General Tochman, as agent for the Stat of : ey searce dns Sag st cents ig lands eee steady. Spirits Turpentine firmer 055 cents. Rosindull at $3 for common. a ed Schools ryl w Vir- mia, and the District ef Cofumbia. REPORT OF ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER HOWARD The annual report of General C. H. Howard, Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen’s Bureau for the District of Columbia, West Virginia, and part of Maryland, in relation to education among freedmen in these sections, Das been made public, from which we extract the bay etd No schoo! bas been cenducted by the burean Green, the Wife Persener. The self-styled “Rev. William H. Green,” Who bas just been convicted ip Litchfield, ppointed, at the instance | Virginia to influence immigration from - | Connecticut, of the murder of bis b} d the probabilities are that they will | alone: salaries of teachers have not been paid | Many. He leaves Virginia with full authority | paves bas run a race of crime du! 4 to-day or to-morrow. by it, but, for the most part, the buildings in | tO act under the seal of the State throughout few years which few men, in ® Jong life, equal. which the schools are held have been erected | Germany. | He first became conspicaous in the western. FROM EUROPE. ati se of the Government. There are j ot New York, im the fall of 1504, as the SPreap or RIvvaLiem.—In spite of the ef- forts of a large body of Onristians,--Ritaalism” | ie on the increase without dou. The iatest comvertioihis manner of ce! divine Rate ony Lig? nOt in exiremis @t least in & mens- r : eral. Howard’s district 114 common schools, conducted by. 146 teachers, of whom 112 are white and 34 colored. The number of scholars amount to 6,295, and the average atten- dance is over three-fourths The Eruption of Moumt Vesuvius. [Spectal Dispatch to the Star.} New York, Nov. 23.—The following cable dispatch has been received here: ev. George W. Long. He presented forged fae eee Ptrporting to be from Methodist tained the ministry of the church ai Oenter- per cent. To the vile, Alleghany county. He proved so t= ure! s Churen of the | , —The eruption of Mount peptide See = schoois, Ys] “sad “Annunciation” in Fourteenth street, neariy | = = OOF A eyo anal, cout 0 tre ~ commenced with fearfal on the 14th instant, as reported in my special dispatch of that date, continues. The moon‘ain ts etill sending forth pillars of fire opposite the 22d regiment Armory, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. This isa pretty | little edifice inside cruciform in pian, and the cbancel elaborately illuminated The ctoths on the lectern ils. The trustees of colored schools for Wash- ington and Georgetown have paid the salarics of 10 teachers and about $5,009 of imcidental expenses, and in West Virginia some dozen of the teachers have been paid in part trom the public school fand, which the law requires to be impartially expended for whites and blacks. From the entire appropriation for educational - the coumtniscloner set apart $25,000 to expended under the immediate direction of each Assisiant commissioner. In this district, 17 echool-bouses have been erected, as follows: In Maryland, 8; in the District ot Columbia, 6; in West Virginia, 2. in Virginia, 1. There consisted of an early communion at 7 o'clocR, second service at lk, Ling tended that he bad real estaie to Feturn was ansiously expected by bie , Dut time passed, and insiead of pliced choir and organ, a third service at 3. sport Kaen ae tomer = o'clock, with fall choir ‘accompaniments, | 3 — 10 Toe wcieae and & fourth at 7% o'clock in the evening. with | sull more artistic music At the choir, oF af- | Soptentedan@ nope, Sed Te ene He write to. be FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. [By Cable to the Associated Press.) Lonvon, Nov. 23—Noon.—Oonsols, firm at 4; U. S. 5.20's, 70%; Lhnois Central, 354; Eries, 464. LivERPoot, Nov. 23—Noon.—Cotton heavy. are, besides, 96 im’ progress ef tion, | FROM service, the «+ Processional” and ““Re- . Mr. Long—en' mn 3 "4 Uplands, Sx. Orleans, 8%, Sales of 3,00) | Gistributed as follows. 2 in Maryland, 3 in hymns were sung by the choris- Ei Green, a preacher, | olltical speaker ‘aad bales. Breadstuffs qui et ‘Weet Virginia. and 1 in the District of Volum. tered and left the chancel, the | temperance orator. ne lectures. en ee 32 P. 8 gyro - | bia. pies ted, ameRs sung, And ay od around the country were most expedien: for 5 8. 70) ; Ertes, 47. intoned. was * nd wasp) able LivERrooL, Nov. 23-4 P. u.—Gotton qniet Choir” of female voices up stairs. which took | TM#ine the win x Map ome and steady; cales of 10,000 bales. Bacon, 18s. Other articles uni 5 ed part in the psalm. ina new and iar man- Ber, aud one which filled the Nistener wih jurprise. The {Bx Swamer,} pleasurable #1 choristers of this | ip Unlers be were paid ‘the 20th of last Naw Yi Nov .23.< The steamer Ameri church are volumteers, and consist of ten ” with adn to the 12th Ina ake ae cholr-boys, four men. and some aif a dozen | December “Green” married s Mre. Searles, i Tived. Lord Lyons in presenting his credea-" ‘more im the « Echo Ohoir.”” They are all from | = ded | March moved to West Cornwall, Oonaecticut. tinls to Napoleon saia: The cordial retati: ‘tue Free Choral Schools,” tou here be made debu, between Prance and England have power. by Mr. Jerome Hopkins. —N. Y. Times, Nov.is, | PA*Te be ~ AST sally contributed to the welfare of the two; countries. My instructions prescribe to me to spare nothing to maintain and strengthen those A Co-orzratiy Societe relations. ‘BE Hovesruipree In St. Lovis —A Workingmen's ve colored children, that part of the school fund Co-operat: f Building Society was formed ic St. Leuis in derived from the taxes paid by colored peop| T Emperor replied ss follows: I am There are atpresent eignt school-houses co: 1859, but the war caused a tem, aban. pleased at tee ventiscente which yon have ex. | pleted ary ties, Recently rende prosiate inet fen et vig ay ps pleted in Maryland coun: twenty-one in | dopmentof the enverprise. uy @ new ixteen for which sites are f Which negotiation are pending. 1n West Virginia there is an impartial sys- tem of free schoois, though the colored schools are required to be separate, and the execution company have taken it up, procured some Vantageous modifications of the charter, and soon be readvto begin work. The plan imple. Each of the five hundred siock- ders pays ten dollars down and ten dol!are i & month until the object of the association is | excited suspicion. my part I respond tothem by a sincere atiach- ment to your person and family. One ot my Most constant objects bas been to maintain with Great Britain those friendly relations which bave already borne so many fruits. e 5 * aires The body of his wits was Loxpow, Novy. 23.—Gould, Allen, and Larkin, | of the law, as for example, in levying taxes. | fully attained, which will be, it is thonght, in Gisinterred, the stomact My examined. the Fenian priscners who were recently con- | building school-honses and employing teach. | about eight years. 1. x i ” wed . demned to death. were hung to-day. ers, is entirely in the hands of agin By The eh mpes 30 m beeee non Sal oes Sena ee eee ‘Quite a di fog prevails, ‘will receive a fee Rey 4 to & house and lot following ts the exbibitot the State: School- | worth two thousand lars or more, in pro- im} med amid popular execrauons Rouses completed 2, in process of building $, | portion to the number of shares heowns. Biter | the Litchfiela be aponoee Sttempts = From Chicage—G 1 Terry—Ferma. | 8chool-bouses for which land is secured S, | getting possession of his house the stockholder | aestroj bimeell, Me @ashed ur bead against ten of a Grant Club—The Wisconsin repent Ronee for which negotiations are pend- | pays the company ten per ceui.on its cost, and | & wal ectign. ’ {Spectal Dispatch to the Star.) CHiCc4G0, Nov. 23.—General Terry of the In- dian Commission, arrived from Fort Laramie yesterday, and left to-day for his post at St. Paul. thousand dollars were given last spring National Theological Institute ‘and Cat versity, but no report has been yet received et it practical operation. The Normal School m1 ge at Harper's Ferry mn pledged COU from the bureau. The schoo! was opened come, | impartially applied. ider’s wishes with regard ,to the situation of his lot and the arrangement of | and we resume. bis house will be followed as far as possible. x4 der thesth instan', with 17 pupils. There are | After all tbe stockholders are a. there N.Y. e- one me ee recy hes a Great supine dead scholars. ine hye ac el will be a balance in the ae ted wih w= eee Med ming. | sity, which was chartered by act of Congress, | be divided amon, them according at - Among the signers of the call are Josepa | March 2, 1:67. The following statement ehows | ber of shares Geld trnten ee ee SUICIDE ov A Iuuronaxr Grmt—Coroner of the Tribune, Charles L. Wilson, of | the work done in the Industrial schools : Ds Sn inquest. yesterday, at No the Journad, D. Blakesley, of the Pott, and Joun | Number of schools supported entirely Arvarnsix St. Man's Oountr.—The Leon- Sr, a nays of Germanys Complete returns from all the counties in Wisconsin, except Pierce, make the = Mean majority 4.034, 1" Ake ‘he Repub: ardtown Heacon denied the report that the peo. | Of the deceased testified that sbecame to this country jim last summer, intending to marry him. ber of pairs of shoes manutactured, 36; number of schools supported partially’ bj being borne FA tant ph aa straw Paper | Ethan, eroage mony sietiunce’a lt | fof burSeee gccnesiros titer whe | hem mary bi Se eee age a carme! 4 ne says: their Hon Judy atioR, ‘Was absent near! PHILADELPu1A, Nov. 2.—The great woodand | number of yards straw braid. 2,00; number of | Ford and Magruder, having received ‘ther Beare, On bares ura eke met ‘Koerver, and straw paper patent case of the American Wood | Schools supported by benevolent associations, | commissions as Associate Judges for this die z return 1; average monthly attendance, 6v; number of they have occupies ariments at ie ay Becent 'y to Koe: and Press By, id sand chee wee tees tah! | garments anauitaten inet mene ee trict and qualified. entered yesierda) the Heft, Dixom and others was argued b; ¥ iH = discbarge of their official duties. Jenckes for the plaintiffs, and George Hard- | Ments manutactured in all the schools, (in- Judge Brent left lerday for his home, ing, of Philadelphis, for the defendants, be. | Complete,) 9,659. and itis understood ne p Any the week to fore Judges Greer and Cadwallader, who de- Anmapolis to assist in the organization of the ta nee Count os a “ag ‘ as - Parran Crane, +» :dately of the Rich. mond bar. was admitted to practice in our A SLANDER SuiT.—A suitfor slander was Prag: get ~ Lene py was Court yester- y; the ju: in a verdict of 35ydam.- aged for plain ‘The’ circumeraaces ane cided that the complainant's bi dismiseed and th devices in Dixon’s | priety as follows: Mr. Taylo defendant, | COUrt on Tuesday last, on motion of Hon. B.G. patent have more claim for originality andin- | and Bie wie | Harris. Yention than the plaintiff's patent, and does ee a Be about his conduct towards Tayler introduced a Mrs. Taylor finally determined to leave her and reside with her mother, Mrs. Seudder, the plaintiff. On removing, Mr. Taylor carried away money and property to the amount of £30,000, and Taylor precared the arrest of Mrs. Scudder on a charge of lar- eu » which resulted in her incarceration un- discharged ber. She then bronug! talse imprisonment and slander, claiming 85,000 damages. ¥. Commercial, 21st. Westor’s Rats or Sraep in WALK gentleman who has been with Weston irs the greater portion of bis wall maich days tnatat no dime sinee his cert bas be made ne pe miles am bour, excepton the lth, ‘when be not infringe on either Keen's, Watts’ and Bur- gess’ patents. The Troubles in Jamaica—Disturbaaces between the Negro Soldiers and the New Pelice Force. [Special Dispatch to the Star.) Krnceton, Jamaica, Nov. 12 —Serious dis. turbances have occurred at Falmouth, on the north side, between the negro soldiers and the new police force organized under the order lately issued by the Government. Tue blacks are on trial. The Government tears to adopt the step of calling out the mii (0 end the ‘antidote, and at 9 o'clock p. m. she — BY. Tritune, 208 3 _ S7-A few weeks since a man From Silver Creek to North East is just 50 miles. This distance he made in ten hours. The trip from Silver Creek to Erie, 65 miles, was accomplished in 12 hours and 15 minutes, an a. of ix, minutes to the pied. ant usedendenenele ArvaiRs In PRINCRGRORGROOUNTY, MD.— a Been —a& step ele essary. be, pede Svarkes of most ia ‘x-Governor Eyres’ mi /ppress! serv: Tria inane tution by aeiuenip:4ererneay De ndnpende ices beld im ‘ity Church in this vil. tod extomen rely tm various dons of the ely in sec! te—on Philadel Baltimore, and Pitts. Wedel Garibg pad ode Posinces railroad, and of Coal Famine and Cholera in Kentucky. (Speciai Dispatch to the Star.) LovisviLix, Nov. 23.—The scarcity of coal bas compelled the suspension recently of sev- eral of our largest m@nufacturing es! jish- Rents, The Louisville rolling mill hae ree | Zac? pretences. This s cite exolied consider. a ient coal to ect the ties of - {Geir tate employes RAUL the coating | * Well-known sporting man ee Pabates. Great istreas is imminent amo! UncomvogTaBis THRORY Resrectine THR discharged laborers. 6’! Savery or tas Ramren ieee inks am i ke Cholera 1s reported to. be &t Hopkinsvili¢and F 4 ‘Soria | stove.” “But this wase = oye AY ‘A.yolcaate | sove-wes so hot that the smas's Soa bartet Tap teat o¢ om, and he was unable to release _ M4 His cries finally tm two who ‘aow, by | S07” At a roses, & space asemall | with mM. ‘courted the latter's fetabed. A iow Saye back be repetiod aoe neat, and on being again ‘ehot his em. Borer Tewolver. M. Keveter’ itfe 1s 4 I fe Aateery ee sy ay