Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1868, Page 1

EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED CAILY— SUNDAY EXCEPTED AT THE STAKE BUILDING, S. W. Cormer Pa. avenue and lth street | aY NOYES, BAKER & GO. eo The is served by the carriers to their wee ihe Oty District at Tax CENTS rER WEEE. joe ‘The WEEKLY STAR—pubiished om Fridsy Morning— Gwe Dollar and « Half « Year. @FFICIan. DEPARTMENT OF STA’ ‘Wasuinetox, May Te rete, {. ROSADALIS. Information hes been red at this partment from Mr. M. E. Hollister, the Con- —- sul of the United Staves at Buenos Ayr or ae tobi ding hd ot ——— ast, The Great American Health Restorer, | S.tua,t™ “97% ef E- Peterson and Eben OFFICIAL. LIST OF LETTERS, Remaining im the Washington City Pest Office, Friday, May 15, 1865, me cal ir Advertived Letters,” giving tne date BF'It act called for within one month they will be @ent to the Dead Letter Uifice. LADIES’ LIST. aA naie; Aprel @ H Mrs; Andcows G a ia auctewe at Mre: Anderson Susan D Mrs; AS Batiey ‘ABule Mrs: Baidwin Alic E; Brown Alice : Bores Bridget’ Mre: Birch H Bather Dovid ‘Mee; Kall Elizabeth Mre; Bre The Best Biood Purifier in the World. DR. LAWRENCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF * ROSADALIS:! A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE (AND THE ONLY ONE YET DiscoTERED) Fon SCROFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS, svcH As eveumption, in ite Early Stages; Enlargemen sud Ulceration of the Glands, Joints, Bones, Kidneyeyand Uterus, Caronic Eruptions A rreti | Marla Bret Bisck Marae ‘Botton Brown Mary Mre; Butler Miss. Ann; Crane Mrs; Clark aret Mrs, MraiCocke M Mrs; Coukling Mey Mie; Te; Conkling Ms, Nellie Mra; Cambell Rena, Creven Thoda! Olarks ‘Sus ; Cophas Virginia Mre. SD—Boy te Caroline’ Mrs: Dua wood Enlly; Davis ean, Downe! jane. Dalle " Seon Brereit Barrict D irs; Eliot 3 Mrs; Eh 4 ME pox A M Mrs; Fourd Bethe: SYPHILIS, 18 ALL ITS YABIOUS FORMS. ry Ewmie; Green H § Kate Fi Gloshuer Mrs; Granden Mol: He, Gitson Bally Mrs. ‘#i—Holbert Annie H; Hurley A Mrs; Hnost B © Mrs; Holmes BP Mr m Clare Sirs; sunt Kittie #; Henry Ellen; ‘Hews Liarrieon H 18.2; Higgins Julie mes Jas Mr all Kate: Hulst Lizxte; Maria Mre; Histhouse Miss; Holloway lary Mrs; Hertou Sarah Mrs; Har- DISEASES OF VW OMEN, ite Rick Headache, Liver Complaint, im the Back, Imprudence iv, Life, Gravel, GENERAL ILL HEALTH, wot A a . MY cones Ellen Mrs: Johnson Edw Mrs,2; Jones re 1 Edw 5 Jones Sud oh Dineoweat Elizabeth A Mrs; Jolrason Isabella Mrv; Johnson Jesactte; Joh Louise; Jones Lottie V; Jack. son Margaret Mre: Jordan Mary Jave; Joslyn Nellie M Mrs. 'He—“Kingsley Catherine Mrs, Le hile: Lancaster Fanny; BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS, AND BLADDER. y eradicotes every kind of humor ra; Lee ars be orem restores ite eatin yetem toe ay re me Sitter’ ondi i re; * rs + ec ge Wilmot A Mre; Low IT 18 PERFECTLY HARMLESS, never pro- re a Sep tay et adison Alice M Mrs: Mathews Blanche; jucing the slig! Fe | Matthews Cornelia Mrs; sallory DG Mrs; Mul: Beaux Dell A" “Muryty’ Faume Mrs: Mogisco Mazullo L Mrs) Montanga Louise M: THE ROSADALIS | Myer Louisa Mrs; Maddox Matiida F Mra; Mid mcbettie. cat k | Migchell Rona, Marshaliealiy Aira ress) Meth hasnt | eae a yshmauia, McUltig Margaret; ‘m McUormaek nn Mrs: Norwood Ca! | Mrs; Nolen Ellen Mre: Nichols AQ Mrs | Capt ey W Mi Newkirk Maggie Mrs; Ts. Procter A Miss; Palmer L BR Mrs; Parker Lit inde Mrs, Phillipa Lizzie: Paxson Neille Mis, Perry Sarah, 2; Pratt Sereb LM Reynolds Catherine, i, Baaner Elizabeth; Byan Ellen Sirs ; Rekem The following, among many hundreds of our best | Hacmd; Baferty Mre citizens, testify to its wonderful efficacy: | _ss—Sbiriey Arviltie; Simms Cataherine A; Smith ‘Swan EC Miss: Sperry F CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS, be orence hmidt Johan: Battiwone, Mp., March 4. 1368. T believe Dr. Lawrence's “ROSADALIS” to be the Best AlteRative® tn Wsz, and therefore fully recommend it as such. THOMAS J. BOYKIN, M.D. BT Used and endorsed Cian: everywhere it is know the Leading Physi- M May :eol'd; Stone Fi Mres smith Orren B Mre, Scott Polly Mrs: Stock Sallie A; Stetson WW Mrs. “E—Tidias Annie Mrs; Trammel Alice Mrs: Tay- lor Francts Mrs: Taynman Jennie Mrs; Thomas Ma. ria Mrs; Topham Mary J: Taylor Merg’'t Mrs: Turse Miss: Thompson Susan E. heric Amelie, 5 W—Watson Alics: Weldon Alice; Williams Ella Woodbridge Elizabeth Mra. W. Wilkins Fanvy: Wadsworth ™ ‘sshington M Mrs Mrs; Wilson’ Miss; 4¥ ood Bachel Sear ancien GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A—Abrams B; Allen Oyrus MJ; Adams Edward Battimone, February 10,1368, + Dr. JF. Lawrence Dean Sin I take pleasure in recommending our ROSADALIS usa very powerful alterative. have seen it used tu two cases with happy results one acase of secondary syphilis, in which the ext pronounced bimeeif cured after having en five bottles of your medicine. The other @ case of scrofula, of long standing, which is rapia:s ler its the thet the pidlont will asom secor re Paeetoms aT? | gAdlien Eggar: Arucid Weury, Addis Jan valiers exas ja by b your Rosadalis | Joe G; Anerson L; Alexander MH; Alien Mot- P4 m compound of al- ley; Adams Theod. Awlerson W P; Aj erative ingred:. Wim: Andrews W P. ‘Youre truly. B. W. CARR, M. D Brown Albert; Barnett A B; Bake 2 Co ; Brosnan B J; Buck! Boughton ¢ harles BE, Bote! EH Brown F 8; Belknap Broughton @ B; Bean Geo L; Bur, Blockman Cel H (; Baxter Henry ‘We know Dr. Lawrence’s Rosadalis to be end re! Canpages ae — t “¢ Ricas Secummpending it to the profession eon eto ee MOORE: uD in public neeman den- ry O; Benely James; Bristol J D.z; Bexcham Capt Jobn; Barr: L.A. STIT ack John T,2; Bryant John; Betaerne aw .D., | Gent James; Butler Jolin T: Boyce JW; Brown x G &., James: Brocks JD; Brooke L; Brown M J+ W. G. Mr; Baker Napol ion, Nelso BE. BA | ye & woo D kers 8 . r W.T D., Tho: ly Wm; Buford W Ww. J. ~D! ‘C—Clements A: ate H. on AM, January 7. . rwin Amos BR: Campbell Gen Chas, sai | Seater AReLi team te ¥_Lbereby certify that I'am personally acquainted | UDapman Blush; Cozzens with the alove-Damed Physitians, and theyarecdit |: Chase Herbert M: Card Bi geotienen of Teopectabllite snd’ stents this tlemen of respectability and stamling in this | fommuaity. : bavis. | Mayor of Wilson, N.C. * January 11. 1868. ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST CASES OF SCROFULA. BEAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW ? DESPAIR NOT. saiticae Witsox Counrr, September 10,1357 Ww My ron daughter aged fi | Tdmuuds duct Seat ou ve yours 4 hae been dvenfaily aficted with Seretuls ueetit wo. en all her life. 1 tried bat ‘on; Flowers without relieving her mack; in fact, m Te try; Frost Chas 8: ‘Findley D Fa ere was ne hope of cure. Duri i Fleger Gu mj, patent George; Ford Henry; re r Frayser Hugh, 2; Fisher Capt Henry; FullerJ 0! be being covered with sores and Lis th 0 hi JH: Fletch H ‘aud ey: ulcerated and swollen. Whilst Forest Jar Faraziar How wety Pudi Fox 7 Mich 1; Feety Philip; Fairchild Sidney T; Flanner Wm; Fosdick Wm! Freeman Wm C; Flint Col Weston, 2; French Gen vote this conditicn. | wag advised by Dr. 1 Rossdale, 1. at once procured’ three 4 od giving It tolhae. Theft was magical. In less thana month, 0 my great Nid 3 tg tas Cp ea Jam. oars, Mauch respect tude. * WoW. BURNETT. BOSADALIS CUBES ALL SKIN DISEASES i commen: Wiison, N.C., Sept. 15, 1857. ; beimer Joodencugh 9 D; Green Setu; Dr, Laverence : e Si egies Fs ccna War Ir; Bone wes Dean Bix now aged five years, Goldsborough Ma) W, Grayson Wm H; Gray Wm in 1862 my so: Eas reccluated with what proved to be iter. which com xn nr 5 festroyed hie health, | * py“ taner £4—Huiler Capt A M; Herst Allen; Harte Bent- He has been aM@icted with an inveterate andex- | tet Hartis Chas A; Hamuna F. Holoset a: mely troublesome Eruption of the Skin.some- | Hansman Lt O- Hull Caps). Haydew Dauiel, Hin Hines Uresking owt ia serce ar, oswia uian & WC: Halley Fdger, Honse & Fuller: How- Petibed by my, family “puyniciaa, Dr. aD. re. After taking ite few ‘Weeks, my son be- ; Hovey GX. Hays General, Lae Yours trat; Bars ton Hoary Nv Hislee Sua M Howard E v ay a nO; Dee 105 J.B. DANIa sey Josue: Bars 20" Moises doe its it'd ame and remains entir, iv well art Jas JW: Mimer ‘L P;” Boues CEROSIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED. Bilprim M: | Hodgki fr ey Fiaten a ‘This is to certify that I was eured of C! foert ‘Hofman Silas Ee H ‘f t Laver, Complaint by, Br. Lawrence's, Hosa nerisca W By Hers ‘io after having been confip m: fers long tine, and trying Various melichn ate | Col W; Hilton Walter; Bamaman W; Hinds Mor ene L "2 &S—Ingersoll A: Judson 0 0; Jourdon Con Kpow of several others im this county cured ; Joh Chas; Jarbor Chas W; James C k ipinecry sper, Setenin ty etemborhood sod | fechtonycneting: Jonna c F Fama BB Sasohe they all praise it as a great Sects enone ‘immer ; Jackson O; JonesL B; Justice > Jenkins Thos J; Jackson 0} Gusene County, August 14, i367. Jacobs W B. 5 Kellogg Gol © 0; Know | Francie; Kelly FM Keli BOSADALIS IS A POTENT REMEDY IN AL e no: Ring CHBONIC DISEASES. i in Richard: Bejloge Sa. FROM G. W. BLOUNT, ESQ., ATTORNEY aT Law, Lilley Ew'd; Litebfield BH; Lak WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA. M; Lean Geo; Lee Geo; Lanusials Pek sof rtial Deas ey Inflammation bs | 3 afness. of ten years’ stand- fhe. by Bovedalis: Gko. W. BLOUNT. BOSAPALIA WILL CU) vis 7, EPREEwoTm, Va., Pebruary 25, 1568. : * This is to certify that I have been th Rhewmatism for the last five or wiz yeare. many times able to move. I tried all icines recommended to me for the disease. meat. Having heard ei ‘@ bottle, | W; 1 atl | om | j Rerele Henry? Lankiord nm 8M: Heibert j Munson Chas; Peart es mn George Hi PREPARED ONLY BY J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist, BALTIMORE. MD., (Late of Wilson, N.C.) PRICE $1.50 PER BOTTLE. Peale All letters of inquiry, &c., promptly anewered. Address DR. J.J. LAWRENCE & CO., Teer A sua ceree! Tet erate, $obe: Vinion dea it a ¥ uA Miiiame 3 Wi raft J: Wilkjuson “Hot son 8 %,2; Walker 8 L; aye 3 Weat foung Charles; Young 1 Zferman deny Mots ; Zimmerman Al: Hicerneanrges BiB E53. BD. 55 sak Sa iv: 8. J. BOWEN, P. M. iA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND ( Derg LYING-IN-H AL. Patients desiring to avaii themssives of the ad- tage of Chie faett tation. can obtain private Toome Oy, aed wit the ate iinet Seis tes Navy. icntion orders of the honorable Sec: rio be made at the offce of Dees Il, street. bet ist sta, mai Clinke | neld at the ¢ Hos: et p.m by Professor Jo, jients, who are fur- attendance free of charge. i. THOMPSOR MD) Bans ‘in-Chief, #0 TeaFoup. tb. Ase Surgeon, B :D: 0D TSS ropa M.D. H. Nichole, M_ b. '.P. Johnston. M. D, Grafton Ls ¥ Howard, M.D. TRUNKS. ‘We invite special attention to eur large and well e inv STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, ‘nd all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, at atly reduced prices. Call and take Sidr rane ‘Wareroom, before making 7 ections Trunks marked and sent to all parts of the city, free of charge. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ® x. wituiay, IMPORTER OF PARISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And 7% Cite Trevise, Paris, Is constantly receiving ie, Goods, selec: by his i tin Paris. His Mantiline, Silks, Sat- fps. Bibbons, Feathers, Real Laces, Trimmings, Favs, Ladies’ Under Garments, Bonnets, Halt Braids, Lubin’s Perfumery, Kid Gloves, etc., eto., cannot be surpassed by any other house in quality and pI nd Mantillas made to order, Orders for Goods from Paris takers SCOTT ’S F.. * coxSshtearep exreact oF JAMAICA GINGER, Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best in ase. It is am excellent TONIC, ANTI-DYSPBPTIC and INVIGOBATOR Anil is also used for Flavoriug purposes. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYSHAVEIT ACertficate of Analysis from the nots Ana lytical Chemist of jtimore, accompan: bottle. mb%-ly “| BAL’ Bold by the following named Chemists in Wash- ington aad Georgetown : "Egan eat FORD, 290 Pa. av. Washington M.&, THOMPSON, corner isth st. and N.Y a, GeABRY '# CO., corner Pa. ave. and ington. “Wit Be BLOWEN, corer Pa. ay. and 30th st. JOHNS. BATES comer F and isthate.,and * i 78. M L, ‘ard, Washington. RGOUSON. Capitol Hill. oem irene & CA’ TIN, Forrest Hall GEORGE ‘W. CBOPLEY, Bridge st. mb 1) 3m* Jous GRAY &CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WOOD AND WILLOW WABE BEOOMS, TWINKS, OORDAGE, &c., &e. 16 FULTON AND 202 FRONT STREETS, BEW YORE. WILLIAM A.GERA . WARD HEAT! "hson KE NOTICE oor ail nade and sizes of ONES: RANGES. FUBNACES WARE. ¢70-othetreet, Bring pame re OYD, 479 9h, bet pamber ofstore. BOBEBT BOYD, 419 be UTTEB. fall {a half tubs My arktacsof ths cholieet now unl cid New York pUries: ‘Also, the pails of fine new Western Bese! rve Butter. il find with use better grade of But- ter ‘Sttower prices, than can be found elsewhere bis market. ‘RN PRODUCE STORE, ap 10-tf Be aves bet. 10th and 1ith ste. LOUB! FLOUB! Lit County Flour, all rear wy ington ity FD, ‘lour, - Mill feed, Oats. Our receipt BUTT SEB. KH and nied Way Straw, he sceipte are | Fe lucers to us, hence ‘middie men to concil tate. re nell on call reine, er's trede spectally solfcited Foreale A mi or sale in quan ae agit Fo. = an is Stans evenue ear the Depet. ant TO THE LADIES. 484 Fashionable FANCY GOODS at down prices just opening at YOUNG & BEHEEND’S, 4$4 7th st. Ladies will find it greatly to their advantage to give them acall. and find FRINGES, BUTTON! BIBBONS and TRIMMINGS, all colors and sizes, attheir Fancy Emporiam.nearZ. my 5-1m* SR ziets. CENTLEMEN'S DRESS SuiErs, fall constantly on hand ard made toor ee ee BEW YORK PRICES. STE: mb Itt N° 1BaY MAOKEEBL. attention of wholesale and | dealers ts gig Reareae wey herd ir 7 ir BY. sin! ace nw THE EVENING STAR | K——_&]&j———T Washington News and Gossip. —— THE SITUATION TO-Day. his Seika Wor Mh Paes, AAA BE pri. vate bill day, thoastedidané? is not large in the House. There is a lull in the impeachment ex. citement, partly from the, itipression that Ane question will not be taken to-morrow. Same of the Mauagers favor postponement, while ‘others, it is known, are im favor of disposing for once an¢ for all a question that is now ohly terving to weaken and distract the Republican party. Some leading Republicans believe that it will be policy to get wholty rid of the im. Peachment matter asa feature of the coming Presidential canvass, and to move on to “fresh Gelds and pastures new,” where all waining under the Republican standard can rally on common issues. The Chicago Convention be- gins to overshadow the topic of impeachment. ‘The great topic of interest is the question of the Vice Presidency. Will the failure to convict the President attract sufficient sym- pathy for Mr. Wade to make hin the candi- date for Vice President? or will the contest between the Western candidates Yor the po- sition result in a compromire spon an Rastern man, Curtin, Wilson, or Hamlin? All, the speculation upon the action at Chicago is upon the sssumption of the acquittal of the Presi. dent; for, by a sort of tacit consent to-day sim. peachment bas gone.up.” The next question of interest in connection with the Chicago Convention is thatefa plat. form. Shall there be a pronouneed financial Policy, to take the wind out of the sails of the supposed-to-be popular Pendletonian green- back policy! Shall the financial resolution of the platform be couched in some vague gen ralities that may mean anything or nothin, or shall the party fight it oat on the line of sus- taining the National faith and credit? The question of a financial policy and a tariff policy are the only ones likely to make much division in the arrangement of a platform at Chicago; and the Republicans felicitate themselves that their opponents will not only have the same questions to deal with, but also the more knottly one of uniting the Peace Democrats and the War Democrats in a work- ing team, The question of universal suffrage will doubtless be raised, but it is probable that it will be dealt with by a resolution recommend. ing toeach State the adoption of an amend- men’ ‘o the Constitution providing for accord. ing the rights of citizenship in each State to a citizen of the United States, ‘The reports concerning the examination of witnesses by the Manngers of Impeachment are not altogether correct. They did send for two or three gentlemen and have a talk with them yesterday, but did not examine them as witnesses, and do not propose doing so. To- day they have not held a meeting. They say they have done their duty and will go before the country on the issue already made up, AIMPRovING.—The condition of Senator How- ard is somewhat better to-day, though he is still confined to his bed. His physicians sa. that several days will yet elapse before he cua leave his room. Senator Morton is ont to-day. Senator Conklilg is much better to-da: though not able to leave his bed. He is sa ing trom inflamation of the stomach, though it fs not of a serious character, and bis physician, Dr. Baxter, expresses the opinion that he will son be out again. Senator Grimes is rapidly improving, and to-day was able to sit up. It was at first thought that he was threatened with a para. lytic attack, but he is now recovering, and will be out to-morrow or next day. Ohiet Justice Chase and a number of Senators vis- ited both Senator Conkling and Senator Grimes during the day. SENATOR HENDERSON AND TH® Missovrt DELEGATION.—This morning, Mr. Woodward tried to get before the House as a question of privilege, resolutions for a Committee of Inquiry into the conduct of the Missouri dele- gation in attempting to influence the course of Senator Henderson on Impeachment. Mr. Loan said the interviews with their Senator were had and the letter was written at his in- stigation. The Speaker decided it was uot a privileged question. as the House was not the custodian of the honor of the S-nate, nor com- petent to take notice of infringements of its privileges. The House then proceeded to the consideration of private bills, For CuicaGo.—Gen. Stickies. chairman of the New York delegation; Mr. Chandler chairman of the New Hampelire delegation: and Gen. Dodge, chairman of the Iowa dele- gation, leave tor Chicago this evenimg. The New York delegation have taken rooms at the Sherman House, and tne New Hampshire dele. gation at the Briggs House, DEATH OF COL. RaNDoLYH.—Colovel W. B. Randolph, for many years pust Chief Clerk of the Treasurer's office, Treasury Department, died this moruing at 7 o'clock at his residence on G street, between 13th and Hth streets, after illness of several weeks, in the sist year of age. Colonel Bandolph received xn ap- pointment in the Treasury Department in 19s, and for the past iwenty years has been con— nected with the Treasurer's office, over twenty years of which be has been Chiet Clerk. He Was an officer in the war ef 1°12, and for mauy years the Inspector General of the militia of this District. He was an old line whig, and was nniversally esteemed. He was one of the most faithiul and efficient officers of the Govern. ment, and enjoyed the confidence of every ad- ministration that Department. Although a Vir- ginian, and related to the Lee family, be took strong ground against secession, and was dur- ing the war as ardent a supporter of the Union as he had been in previous years. funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock, from the Church of the Epiphany, PERMISSION TO BE ABSENT.—The President this morning issued the following order : ExecctTive Mawsio™. Washington D. ©. May 14, 1568 —Teachers of Sunday Schools and others connected therewith, employed in the several Executive Departments, and in the ya. rious Departments, and in the various branches of the public service in this city, will be per- mitied as far as may be consistent with law and the public interests to absent themselves from their duties on Monday, the isth instant, for the purpose of participating in the anni- versary of the Washington City Sunday School Union fixed for that day. By order of the President : Wo. G. Moore, Secretar y. Rxceirts FROM CuSTOMS.—The receipts from customs at the ports below named, from May Ist to 9th, inclusive, Were as follow: 8402,252.02; New York, $2,941,000; Phitaletphtes 8250, Balumore, $136,732, Total, PRomotioys IX THE TREASURY.—The fol. lowing promotions have been made in the ‘Treasury Department since the istinstant: _ Secretary's Office.—G. W, Zevior, Benjami Austin, J. S, Langworth: Julias from Ist to 2d Class; C.G. Walden, G.G. Ly ons, J. W. Hubbard, trom 2d to 3d class. Internal Revenue.—W. C. McGowan, T. J, A. Conner, J. A. McKn P.H, Rheinkere cal De Wicey oe class; J. W. Huntington, J. A. Joyer, H \wyer, from 2d toSd class; Wolcott La: mid to ath J Aud! Ofice.—George T. from 1st to 2d. fice PH. Eaton ae Parken from POLivicaL.—As republican candidates for the Congressional y for the Cleveland — district, the Herald names R. U. Parsons, a Mxson, and Samuel eae oO Mesers. top of Summit aod mr Osborn, of Lake. —— Vallandigham says, through the Dayton (hie) Ledger: + War Democrats’ of the Mar. 1e-Haipine school, only waste breath and pa: per and ink if they imagine that their tnreats, or their vows, or their Oths, meet with any- thing but contempt from the more than 1,000,000 of ‘Setual, usoouter: peace ac the West and the border |. We are of that sort onrself pre- cisely; and all arcand in this valiey for fifty mules there is scarcely any other kind to be found: and in the State ef Ohio especially they number 187,000, with nearly five years’ increase to be added.” ‘The Richmond Disparch tal $6 im this wise: © regret to see the spirit manifested by the Northera Democrats of both factions. We can- Dot imagine how they are to be brought to- gether m the su of any candidate for President, if Mr. Vallandigham's paper and ay Halpine’s per indicate the true feel- iy the tactions whien) Pepectively claim to represent. The War i tdoss would vote for Geweral te ea ge ee = Pendie- ten: and the Copperheads, or vemocrats, would rather that Grant should be elected than Seymour, or Sherman, or Hancock. These bickerings give us of the South little reason to hope for relief from the despotism that Aow oppresses us.” — Georgia elects six Republican Congress- men, Louisiana four, North Carolina six, South Carolina four, Arkansas three; total, tweuty- three. Georgia elects one Democrat, Louisiana one, North lima oue; total, three. — The Illinois Democracy are making great preparations for the coming campaign, it app: rently being their determination to make it, their part, one of the most determined since that of 1860 TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE. The Civil War in Japan—Reported Victo- ries over the Turks in Crete: Lowxpox, May 15.—Late and important dis- patches have been received from Japan. The civil war was vigorously profecnted. The army of Mikado had arrived at a poiat near Jeddo. Lowpow, May 15.—A dispatch from Athens contains the following: The Spvkiotean Mountaineers claim that in the recent conflicts with the Turks, the latter were defeated and driven to the Sea Coast DeN, May 15—Forenoon.— U.S. 5-20's, 0%: Illinois Central, 9%; Eries, 52%" ecurities unchanged. ERYOOL, May 15—Forrnoon.—Cotton firm: Uplands, 12d.; Orleans, 15 ,d. Sales of 12,000 bales. Sales of the week have been 47,000 bales, of which ©,000 bales were for export ‘an! bules for speciation. Stock on hand, 3 bales. of which 355,00) bales are American. Panis, May 15—Forenocn.—The bullios the Bank of France has increased 5,30 francs, SOUTHAMTTON, May 15.—The steamer Ber. lin from Baltimore, has arriy Loxpox, May 15—Afternoon.—Illinois Cen- tral °5; the other~ unchanged LiverPoor, May 15—Afternoon.—Cotton firmer, more active, and a fraction higher. The sales are estimated at 15,'0 bales: Uplands 12), d; Orleans 12 4 a1 The total stock afloat for Liverpool is 400,00 bales, ot which 90,000 bales are American. Tne shipments irom Bom- y for the two weeks ending May 8th are 0) bales. Breadstufff irregular, Lonpox, May 15.—The civil diseensions in have killed commerce. FROM CALIFORNIA. The Impeachment Question—Representa- tive Axtell Coming—Fire Departm. Specie Coming, &c. San Francisco, May 15.—At a Democratic meeting last night, Eugene Casserly, Senator elect, and Congressman Axtell spoke severely against the effort making to coerve yotes of the Senators on impeachment. The Times and Bulictin deprecate the outside partisan pressure, and say that the question is above party. Mr. Axtell sailed tor New York yesterday. One-third of the paid fire department in this city has been disabled by accidents at fires during the past week, Sailed, steamship Golden Age, for Panama, with $1,600,000 in treasure, pearly all of which 7,000 000 in “00 is for New York. The China steamer is due on | Saturday, MAINE ON IMPEACHMENT. Bancor, Mr., May 15.—A large meeting was held in this city last evening to give the expres- sion and views of the people of Penobscot County on impeachment, Speeches were made and resolutions unanimously adopted in sub- stance as follows: That the evidence against President Johnson is conclusive, and hoping that, potwithstanding the reports to the con- trary, both Senators trom Maine will yote for conviction, Batu, Mz, May 13.—A large meeting was held here last night, and resolutions were adopted approving of the course of Senator Morrill and repudiating Senator Fessenden on the impeachment question. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. New York, May 15.—Sherman’s steam phos mill, in Sedgewick street. South Brooklyn, was entirely destroyed by fire early this morning. The flames spread to the pack- ing box factory adjoining, and thence to sey ral buildings used as offices for merchants, lawers, and real estate agents, There are many. tenement houses in the neighborhood which caught fire a number of times, and were ouly saved by the superhuman exertions of the fire- men. Two hundred tamilies were driven into the streets. The total loss is about $10:),000, KILLED IN A STATE PRISON. New York, May 15.—vharles Jefferds, who murdered John Walton and John W. Mat- thews on June 30th, 1860, was killed by some unknown person yesterday in State Prison at Sing Sing, where be was imprisoned for life, He is supposed to,have had some money in his Porsecsion, An inquest will be held to-day. IN FAVOR OF IMPEACHMENT. Witiiamsport, Pa., May 15.—Ata meeting of the Union League, last night, strong resolu. tions were passed condemning the action of the recreant Senators in Congress, and sus- taining the friends of impeachment. e-—___. Metuopist Eriscora, General Conver. 1CAGO.—In this Conference yester- . Clark, of the Erie Conference, offered & resolution to so change the disciplineas to provide for the election of bishops for a term of four years. and make them eligible to re-elec. tion, E. H. Waring, of lowa, presented a res- olution instructing the Committee on the state of the church to report whetLer it is expedient at this general conference to take any action on the union of the various Methodist bodies in this country. Adopted. Dr. Newman moved the appoinimentot @ special committee of seven to consider the state of the chureb in the South, and to make s) a of conterences in ing of the preamble created intense and, after an earnest discussion, it was by an overwhelming vote. —-_—_. Frrpay, May 15. THE SENATE was not in session to-day. Hous® or REPRESENTATIVES. —Mr. Wood- ward, (P8.,) addressing the Cuair, sad he now desired to offer tha: which he believed and supposed was a question of privilege. He then sent up to the Ulerk’s desk and Read a res- olution reciting that a letter had been published which purported to have been written by mem. bers of this House from Missouri, and addreesed to a Senator from the Siate of Missouri, with a view of influencing bis action upon the im- vachment trial of the President of the United States, Dow pending in the United States Senate, the letter being as follows. [Here is inserted the letter written by the Missouri delegation in to Sentor Henderson.) The resolution then proceeds, that such a communication, if addressed to a Senator of the United States, is an intrimgement upon the rights and privileges of the Senate, an obstacie to, amd subversive of the cause of public justice, calculated to bring dishonor upon this remedy can be applied to the offence, and to inquire what action the House can take to vindicate its own honor and to preveni the recurrence of such things in future; and that said special commit. tee have power to send fer persons ard papers. and toexamine witnesses under oath. The 5, Zuled that this was nota ques- tion of privilege, for it had never yet been held that the House mast take care of the privileges ofthe Senate. The House would not permit any interference by the Senate with its privi- leges. and the House had nothing to do with those of the Senate. ‘Mr. Woodward to modify his ree- m by striking oui the part referring to the tion of the privileges of Senators. Mr. Garfield (U.) objected wo the receipt of the resolution. The Speaker ruied thst it would notbe a ¥ -Gvestion of privilege even if modified as sug- gested. Halfa dozer: Missouri members were at the Moment on the floor addressing the Speaker, Mr. Woodward then asked unanmnous con- sent to offer the resolution. Mr. Garfield and others objected. M Mo.) said he desired to say that ‘ws between the Missouri mem- bers of the House and the Senator referred to Were at the request of the latter, and it was at his instance and request that the letter that Was made the basis of this resolution was written and signed. Mr. Newcomb (Mo.) said that was just what he desired to obtain the floor to say. The 1egular order of dusiness was then de- manded, and the Speaker announced that to be the consideration of Tivate bill reported on Friday last from the Committee on the Judi- ciary. Mr. Wilson (Iowa) was proceeding to ex- plain the bill when, Mr. Woodward, interrupting, desired to know what the gentleman from Missouri (Mr Pile who was near bim) meant by cistorting his fece. He was not accustomed to being talked to in grimaces and cabalistic signs, The Speaker rapped the House to order and asked for what purpose the gentleman. from Pennsylyauia rose. If it was a question of order the gentleman from Iowa could be taken off the floor, but not otherwise, Mr. Woodward desired to know what the (Mr. Pile) meant. The manner were made was mor befitting the Five Points than tuis Hall. The Speaker reminded Mr. Woodward that the last remark was uot in order. Mr. Woodward, ing, said the gent man bad come toward him making cabalistic of this style, (putting his thambto bis nose and gyrating bis fingers) and he could not understand that language, ‘Mr. Pile disclaimed any intention of insult. Mr. Woodward said as the gentleman be longed to the party that claimed to possess ali the morality ot the country feries of “order’ on the Republican side) he wanted to know sign mea: (Pa.) desired to know it the re- marks of bis colleague would go im the Gio!e uttered as they were, out of order. The Speaker said the gentleman had risen to estion of order and his remarks would go inahe Gicbe. re ¢ subject was then dropped. The House then proceeded cS the considera- tion of the bill reported on Friday last by Mr Wilson, from the Committee on Judiciary, for the relief of Wm. McGarraban The bill con- firms bis titles to an extension tract of land, in- clnding a silver mine in Cali‘ornia. Pending further consideration of the bill, the | Speaker laid before the House the following executive communications From the Secretary of the Treasury, trans. mitting a supplemental Teport of commerce and trade with the British North Amencan Provinces. Referred to Committee on Com- meree. From the Secretary of the Interior, enclosiag & communication from the Commissioner of Indizn Affairs, enclosing an estimate of appro- | Tiations to fulfill treaty stipulauoms with the ‘ottawattamie Indians. Reterred to Committee on Appropriatio m the General of the Army, transmitting | Teports of the district commanders of elections recently held in the States of North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana. | Referred to Committee on Reconstruction. The House then resumed consideration “if the McGarraban bill, and Mr. Wilson proceeded to exploin the bill at length. <-e-—___ Alexa and Vicinity. We clip the following items from the Journal | of this morning: Horse Thirves About—On Tuesday night, a | thief entered the stable of Mr. Heury Bontz, | near the Theological Seminary and carried otf @ valuable mare and colt belonging to that gentieman. Yesterday a man was iound in Georgetown. D.C., trying to sell the stolen anunals. His mame 18 Geo. Jarboe, he was sent to Fairfax, C. H., tor trisl, On the same night a thief broke open the stable of Mr. Cas- | sius Lee,on Seminary Hill, Fairfax county, | and stole all bie harness. The same night the stable of Rev. Mr. Lippetts, on the Washing- ton road was broken open, and all his har- ness carried off. Several cows and horses be- longing to Mr. Lee’s neighbrs were carried off on the mgbt bis harness was stolen. On the same night thieves visited the premises of Mr. Cheshire near the Cemetery, broken open bis stable and taking posseseion of that gentleman's harness began to hitch up his riding horse. Sometbing attracted the owners attention to the stable and he went toit when the thieves hastily left. Arrested on Suspicion.—Yesterday, Captain ‘Smith, of the police constabulary, received a dispateh from Washington to keep a lookout for Miss Jennie Lepiere and Miss Annette Roberson, too gay and festive young females from Washi: » Who it was suspicioned had taken something along they did not own. The Captain found them at Fishtown in a back en- jJoying @ gin punch and the delectable odors tbat permeate the air down there. He carried them before Mayor og and they were de- tained until the arrival of Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt, who on seeing them said dey ‘were not the parties wanted. raked Tg ‘sy oe raw ‘water for the purpose of re-cork- it. We bope the corks wont fall out th. eat tine Geprarorpen ioe erent to Richmond. —Yesterday, Acting sum- Depuiy Ue! FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. _— The New York money market is easier than At any previous time since the opening of the year, and the supply largely exceeds the de- mand. The brokers are Prime discounts are quiet and easy a 65a) ¢ roent. The Assistant Trensurer, yesterday, t $650,000 7-30 Doles Bt WT, Bnd $997,00 in To-day tbe Treasury will Commence to disburse $2, 000.000 in currency, avd 3 per cent. certificates in tion of ube compound interest nows. This will add te the Present plethora of money at that ceatre. — 2. —_ Government Securities. if Wasnrrorox, May 15, 1868 —Jay Cooke & Co, furnish the following quottions of Gov- ernment thes : U.S. ©s Coupon, BT i« U.S Five Teesusss ides. Naf U.S. Five Twenties, isos 107 < epaieetcwi, Bt U4S. Five-Twentes Jana J . ip. uv. 1655 U8. my wy 194 103, o) Haute. 4; Adams Ex., 55), Wells, Fargo & Oo. Express, 22; America Express, 55, United States Express. 544; Mer chants Union. 30; Chicago and Alton,” 12), Goid, 1394. Market dull. ——_—o——— Baltim, Coffee.—There is nothing ai all doiag in Ri and the market is as flat as it 1 possibly to be No buyers. Quotations in the absence of saics enureiy nominal. d Fio Northwestern is in good spp ‘With Bmited demand; market heavy, We note sales of 100 bbls. Super at $9 25; 100 bbls. Ind:- ana Family $12. Rye Flour quiet a1 $9.50ag\0. Corn Meal steady but inactive, The generai tone of the market is weak. ngs of Wheat yesterday were composed of 200 bu. white and 2,334 bu. red the millers are buying sparingly and confine their purchases to Southern, of which we re- port 1.900 bu. Maryland red at £2.90; 100 at $2.95, t $2.50: of spring we report a sale . No. 1, in store, taken for export, ai Corn. —Oflerings 4,900 bu. white aad aod steady for white under SK, 1,900 bv. yellow, mark: the imited recripts, with sales of 600 ba. at $1.17: do. at $1.16: 630 bu. at $1.14: 28) do 1OF Ai $1.12; 800 do. do at ellow only 375 bushels sold at #1 2ia Om “bn. offered, with sales of $60 do., 9 : 300 do. Mc; tu s $1,500 do., damaged, sSe. Provisions. —There was some little improve- ment visible yesterday in the increase of or- ders for bacon, which are filled at 14yalss, ts for shoulders; 163, al7 cents for rib sides 0% cents for clear rib. Hams are un- changed. ranging as to quality from 20 to 2 cenis,, latter Lane's canvassed. Mess Pork We notes sale of 50 barrels heavy at 2: rtail lots are quoted at $20.500830. Lard 20 cents in jobbing lot=. Nothing whatever doing in bulk meats, and in the absence of sates it is difficult to give reliable quotations. Sugar —Holders firm, xt an advance of cent on refining grades. No change in grocery styles, though held firm. Stock of all descrip- tions very small sen ES nollas To-dny’s New York Markets. By Telegraph. New Your, May 15 Flour jul! and droop. ing. Wheat dull and Is? cents lower. Corn Pork steady; new mess, t at isaife. Cotton firmer, for Upland: Fregh’s dail, “ntine firm at 62. Rosin un- dl at 65.25 for common Wall Street To-day. New York, May 1 ocks active and im- proving Gold, ¥ Money, 6a per cent. Exchange, 10. Governments stead, VIRGINIA NEWS, Twe lads, both in'oxicated, at a meeting « ‘ampbell C. H. on Monday, passing under a flag. tore itdown. They bave been ar- rested, snd the case reported to Gen. Schofield The Clarke County Journal says :—“Lieutev- ant Cluney. of the U.S. A., visited Berryville during the past week, and closed the Mi dist Episcopal Church. For the past two years a dispute had existed between what are called the Northern and Southern Methodists.”” 11 is snid in Richmond, that Alien, one of the Prince Edward Qonventionists, is to receive the position of Clerk of the Mustings Court, now occupied by Mr. Howard, aud that Mr. P’ W. Ralston, City Auditor, is to be superseded yy Col. P. A. Davis. In the U.S. Circuit Court, Tuesday, Judge Underwood sustsined a motion to quash an in- dactment ve. Corbin Cratchiteld. of Spotsylva- nia County, under indictment tor couspiring to defrand the Goverument. Gov. Wells argued eto - | the case for defendant Efforts are making for a “Wells organ” in Richmond dol. A. P. Davis, U. S. Deputy Narsbal at Richmond, has resigned his position. sore. SPECIAL NOTICES. —_——o—— THE “MESSENGER OF HEALTH,” Edited at the Pennsy!vania Institute of Medicine, contains an article on Dyepepria, Chills amd Fever, and Kidney Affections, in which the writer post- tively dectares t * whole science of Medici: | posseses no remedy for the cure of those diseases, that is half as efficacious as Mishler's Herb Bitters. He +pexks from experience, having used them in his practice for the past two years, to the exelasion of all other remedies, and without « solitary in stance of failure. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. DR.S.B. HABTMAN & CO. Proprietors. Lan- caster, Pa , and Chicago, Illinois. fe 22-038 AYEB'S SARSAPARILLA, FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. ‘The r this is Sep hets Seca peer marvel ie =