Evening Star Newspaper, September 1, 1868, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, At the Star Building, 8 ‘W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and Lith Street, NOYES, BAKER &CO. _eo— The STAR is seryed by the carriers to their ubseribers in the City sad at Tax CENTS PER WEEK. at ) wath oF Without wrappers, ee EVENING STAR. LATE TELEGRAMS, &c. The Sewate of Louisiana yesterday ourmd E, L. Jewell. Senator trom the Second Districh, Orieans Parish, sod installed in ats place a moiatto named Pinchtack. @reand of contest in [Bis case WAS @n alleged framed in the election. Dr. A. M. Johnson. a member of the Arkan. sas Legisiature, wasshot and killeé at Osceola, A » om the 26th instant, while going from Bis house to the river bank for the par- pose of hailing a boat totake his famity North. Governor Seott. of Sooth Carolina, has is- sued a circular relative to armed organizations and tBe introduction of arms into the State. He disapproves of both. and calls on all per- sous to keep the peace. He says he willexer- Sse all his Suthority for that purpose. ‘States Marshal has leyied on the ck of the Virginia an@ Teanessee in exeeation for debts due by the y ou taeir coupons. ‘Phe running of she road is not interfered with. Terriffc fires are still raging in the Canadian woods. The town of Sunnidalo, embracing some thirty houses, has been entirely reduced to nebes. An important witness against Whelan dis- appeared from Canada yesterday, and is sap- posed to have crossed the river to ure. The reporis that a conspiracy had been dis- covered against the Government of Lopez are denied by letters trom Paraguay. In Alabama the present cotton crop is esti- mated at trom two and one-quarter to two and alf million bales. The horse epidemic in Brookiyn, N. Y., “hows no signs of spreading,bat extraordinary precautions are taken by the owners and stn- blers. A meeting ef the American turf Conzress has been called to meet at Nashville on the vist of October. The Republicans of Harrisburg, Pa, haye nomimated W. W. Hays for Mayor. ———_-<+e-___ Base Batt—Atlantics vs. Athletics ~The match game between the Atlanucs of New York, and the Athletics, of Philadelphia, came olf im the latter ‘city yesterday afternoon. Be- tween four and five thousand persons were saside the enclosare,and double that number outside on the adjoining grounds. Along Uo- Jumbia avenue there were many furniture Wagons stationed, giving spectators a good view at half price. Before 2 o'clock a furious Tain storm commenced, abd delayed the open- ing of the game: but the sun coming out again, the game was continued, the Athletics to bat. zgerald was umpire. Jetics scored seven im the first mning, ies were whitewashed. In the secomd imming the Athletics scored none and the Atlantics only one. In the third in- uing the Athieties scored four and the Atlantics five. In the fourth ining cach scored one. In ihe fifth inning the Albletics were furnished wit and the Atlanties scored one. ‘The Bow stoodtwelve to eight. In the sixt ming the Athletics scored one. and the Avianues none. In the seventh inming the Ath- Jetics scored five. Although the rain came down briskly, the game was continued, and the Ailaptics were put out with a blank. The Ame BOW stood—At &" Athletics. 1°. ‘ the eighth inning the Athletics were white- washed, and the Atlantics scored one. The ninth inning was gone on with, the rain inter- mutting, with occasional glimpses of sunrise. The Athletics were put out with a blank, and the Atlanties had cored four. when the rain came down barder tham ever, and the game was called. The score for seven innings stood: Athletics. Is: Atlantics,%. Much is ex- press at the rain showid have interfered with the completion of the game. Forzten News.—The captain of the Ameri- can yaekt Sappho bas challenged the English yacht Alive, and tBe challenge bas been ac- eeptec. Details of the race not yet ov. The Cambria. winner in the late race, hes gone to Spain; hence the chalienge to the Alive, which came in second. The proposed fight be- twren Allen and Goss for the championship of England bes been declared off, Allen having been arrested and bound over to keep the for ome year. The Paris ress: has an article on the relations ef the United States and Rus- sis. The writer recounts the reception of the ‘Turkish Ministers and officers on board Ad- miral Farragut’s flag-sbip at Constantinople a few days since, on which occasion the crew of the F hee! enthusiastically for America and Russia, and wants an explans- tion. The city corporation of Cork has adopt- ed, by & unanimous vote, a resolation urging the Government to pardon all prisoners who &re now serving out sentences for complicity in the late Fenian disturbances. Mason Jones, the Liberal candidate for Parliament from <urens county, bas been obliged to retire from the comtest. Alexandre de Castro, Minister to Jiome from Spain, bas tendered his and it bas been accepted. Prince Na; has arrived at Hamburg in his yacht, and will sail this week for the Weser. mn wants to form an alliance with France in the event of a European war. Spain will send a fleet and troops to Rome, in return for which the French army will be used to sustam the reigning dy- nasty in Spain, in case it should be attacked. Distcrpances 1x Norte Caro.ixa—An Associated Press dispatch from Wilmington, says. “A diffteulty occurred in Wilson county on Saturday last, between Zeno H. Greene, white, and Daye Ruffin. colored, in which the latter was shot and slightly wounded in the leg. © Was arrested and bound over to appear before the superior court. Afterwards Hull Grimes, the negro president of the Union League, made a long, violent, and incendiary speech to the negroes from the court-houce steps. He and other negroes used threatening language, and prged the killing of whites and the burning of their heuses. About eleven o'clock the same night Greene's barn was dis- covered to been fire, but he and his family ‘were afraid to venture outof their house for tear of being murdered. The negro Grimes was seen near the barn just before the fire broke out, and be was arrested. On trial be- fore a magistrate his guilt was presumptively established, and, in default of jandred dollars security, he was sent to sail. Feniam Excit’Mgnt aT MonTReat.—A pic- pic was advertised to be held at Montreal to-day jor the benefit of Whelan and other prisoners at Ottawa, and a pean, Was posted Sat- urday night, calling on all loyal citizens to muster on Tuesday, and prevent this Fenian divplay. B. Devlin, a lead Irishman of Montreal, who opposed it year, and who bas hitherto enjoyed the reputauon of being a Fenian sympathizer, has published a dong letter. He denounces the picnic as un- called for, and as tending to cast an imputation on Inmsbmen. Hesays it would betelegraphed over the world, and materially strengthen the Fenian cause. now preparing to attack Canada. He implores Irishmen to disconunue it. The affair makes an intense excitement. A riot is feared, and the authorities will put down the picnic, and, if possible, suppress loyalist dem- onstration, The Fenian sympathizers are dis- gusted, and denounce Devlin as s traitor. Public opinion, however, is strongly in his f vor. Tes MURDER LX QUEEN ANwE's CounTy.— Arrest of the Accused Party.—We published yes- serday Am account of the horrible murder of Mr. Reamy Gilmore, a farmer of Queen Anne's county, Md., and the probable death of his wife, who was brutally beaten while in bed. ‘The Baltimore Sun of this morniug says: Pa‘ sengers who srrived from the Eastern Shore ast evening report that Michael Bell. the negro charged with the terrible crime, has been ar- Tested near Wye Landing, and committed to jeii at Centreville. The murder bas created great excitement in Queen Anne’s and Kent countues, and threats of summary punishment bave been made on the partof many of the populace. It is to be hoped, however, that the jaw will be allowed to be enforced in s legal way. SF Mr. Horace Greeley has bought a splendid garden farm of Sackett Benbam, in Hamden, Ct... for $5,000, §7 A rich Chicago merchant, Mr. Ohas, Peck, as iD & peck of trondle. His wife snys he at- tempted to porsom ber, and be is under $25,000 inducement to show that be dida’t. S7 The colt Narragansett, which won the Sequel stake at Narragansett Park, Providence, on Thursday, has been sold to Mr. Dennison. of New York, for #10,000, the highest price ever paid for s colt of that ‘age im thus country, REVORMS.—The Saxon gov: it has just presented to the Chambers a which pro- poses to abolish tbe penalty of death, as well 8s certain corporal punishment still employed in the prisons. s7-Nuttand Mrs. T. Thumb’s sister are to make amatch. They have madea quarter of = aullion bet ween them. S7-A sister of John Allen, the «wickedest ” bas beem twice married and once di- vorced from the same man in Chicago, and now | Tenpessee bave sbe wants a second divorce. — oo —— vo, XXXII. —-.—_ APPorerMErt oF SUPERVISORS —Oommis- sioner Rellins bad a long interview with Secretary McUulloch this morning relative to the appointment of Supervisors of the Iater- pal Revenwe Department ander the new law, but no ‘Will Baye daily interviews as to the proper Persons to be appointed, and in the course of a week or ten days the places will be filled. Commissioner Rollins wall in the course of a day or two nominate the remaining number to complete the list of twenty-five, as authorized by the law. There seems to be but little differ- ‘nce of opinion between the Secretary and the Commission@r as to the appointments, and the entire list will soom be agreed upon. THE PrBiic Dent—The statement of the public debt for the month of August, which ‘Will be issued in @ few days, will show an in- cteage in the same of several millions of dol. lars. This is Gaused by the heavy expendi. tures during the month, especially by the Department and bureaus thereof, the from which were very heavy. ¥ THE PResipEst has not yet determined upon any trip, but it is very probable that he ‘will go away tor a few days about the latter part of this month, should Congress fail to re- Assemble on the 2ist instant. All of his tamily are now in Tennessee, where they will remain until October. Board Or EXaMiwers.—Wm. B. Taylor and J. W. James, examiners, and Judge B. F. James, of the appeal board at the Patent Uffiee, ve beem appointed by the Commissioners of Patents as a board to examine all applicants for positions in the Patent Office—and here. after, before any appointment wilt be the candidate will be thoroughly examined as to his fitness for the position. Mayor BowEw will leave the city to-mor- Tow morning with his wife, who is in delicate bealth, on a visit to New York, where he will Temain a week or ten days, and during hts absence Mr. Z. Richards, President of the Board of Aldermen, will act as Mayor in his stead. GENERAL RosecRaws was at the¢Astor House in New York yesterday, and held con- sultations with prominent politicians im the course of the day im regard to the advisability of publishmg the White Sulphur Springs man- ifesto. The document will, it is thought, see day light some time this week. THE PRESIDENT WILL ATTEND THESCHUET- zenrrstT 2A committee consisting of Mr. Staley and Dr. Borland. on behalf of the Schuetzen Verein waited on President John- son this morning to ascertain at what time be could bonor the Schnetzenfest now in pi in this city with his presence. He rephed that be would endeayor to be with them to-morrow and if he sheuld be prevented by business en- gagements, he would certainly attend the | festvalon Thnrsday next, about half past 2 o’elock p.m. RerTuRstD.—Me, Frederick Seward and wife returned to this city from New York by the 10 © clock tram last night, Tue EvROrEaX SquapRon.— Secretary Welles this morning received a dispatch from Admiral Farragut, Commanding Earopean Squadron, dated Flag Ship Franklin, off Syra, August 4, announcing that the Franklin was on ber way to Smyrna; the Canandaigua was 0 the Irish coast; the ‘Ticonderoga was off the cost of Une at for repairs to her rudder: the Frolic on her way to Consten‘inopie; aud the Guard on herjway to the United Siates. Tue Warre Hovsex,—The regular meeting ‘Meeting of the Cabinet was held to-day; all the members present except Secretary Brown. ing, Attorney General Evarts, and Postmaster General Randall, though the former was Tep- resented by Assistant Secretary Otto. PoiticaL.—Robert Allen Packer, who has been nominated by the Democrats in the ‘Twelfth Congressional District of Pennsylva- 218, over Judge Woodward, is Superintendent of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. He is but twenty-five years of age, and @ son of Hon, Asa Packer, ef Maunch Chunk. The triends ot Judge Woodward are very much dissatis- fled, and it is rumored that he will run on an Opposition ticket. — Seth Wakeman, of Gennesee, it is maer- ‘stood, will recerve the Republican nomination for Congress in the twenty-ninth district of \ Place of Mr. Van Horn. Mr. ‘Wakeman was a member of the Constitational Convention, and served in ihe Assembly in 1S40, 1$56, and 1857. — The Cincinnati Commercial publishes and keeps on sale the speeches of Messrs. Pendle- ton, Vorhees, —- E. Pugh, and Judge ‘Thurman as Republican campaign documenis. — Its believed that the Republican party of Tennessee will, at the next election, run Horace Maynard for Governor. Gov. Brownlow takes bis sent as United ‘Senator in March, 1569. Gen. Pike, of the Memphis 4 ably be the Democratic candidate for Governor. —The Republicans of lowa are giving the State a thorough canvass. A mass meeting is to be held in every Dongrecstenst district. Matt. Carpenter, S. A. Harlbart. John A. sso. Gov: Stout, Frank W. Palmer, ernor > » Attorney General Ingersoll, gressman noe ae aod many others are making the tour of State. This year Towa will elect members of Congress in No- vember instead of Uctober, as had been the tice. — The Republicans of Maine are making a tremendous rally at the close of the most excit- pe campaign ever held in thas State. The Porth Press ———- a list of fifty-one meetings to be addressed by Rep-a¥lican orators, ces Bow and the Mth Of September, elec- m day. — Some Democrats are making an attempt to organize a bolting opposition to General (sar- field im the Western Reserve, Ohio. As the district is Republican by ten or twelve thous. and majority, and General Garfield is making & very eflecuve personal canvass, the effort is not likely to succeed. — Ir seems to be thought that Gen. Mahlon D. Monson, the Democratic candidate for Cor- gress in the Seventh Congressional District of Indiana, will run Hon. Godlove 8. Orth, the Republican candidate, pretty hard. General Monson did food service during the war, and 8 quite G old soldiers, many of chemo publicans, Mr. Orth, who is an excellent campaigu speaker, is making an active canvase, and will probably be elected by some fifteen hundred majority. — Mr. Forsyth says, in the Mobile Register: “It is lawful to fight the deyil with fire. Our enemies have put the sword of su in bands of the colored men for our subjugation to ‘scallawag’ will. He who hesitates to turn the edge of that sword against the tyrants who Plseed it there, does not feel in bis soul the rankling poison of oppression, His skin is thinner than his beart is hot and hissing under wrong.” — Maryland Democrats meet in convention in Baltimore to-morrow to nominate candidates for Presidential electors. — The Democrats of the Fifth Congressional Distiict of Pennsylvania have nominated Dr. Jobn k. ie for ‘This district gamprises Bucks county and. three wards of Philadelphia, and is at present represent red Hon, Caleb N. Taylor, who was Cieied co ‘ortieth Congress as ‘a Republican, recei 12,259 votes, against 11,800 for Ross, — Robert E. Monag! was yesterday nomi- Baied by the Democrate for from the Seventy District of Tenney ania whicn isat resent represented by Hon. John Me Repu cam, Whe served In tos hth and sere. — The Repablicans of the Fonrth District of nominated Col. Fellman for Congress, in place of Mr. Mullins. ening Star. WASHINGTON. D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1868. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, Ne FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tite New York money market is withoutthe EDUCATIONAL. that point seeking tem| offerings from the banks and investment. The italists to the Circulars 7 lightest change tice Yrom last x, and MS, JENNIE SHAW 8 SCHOOL. for oie 8 it cl to notice ast week, . om * Vania, has not yet come before Commissioner | Thig Afternoon’s Dispatches. Date eon of idle capital at | 28h. in the South Noom, under 4, street : Rollins in euch shape as to require « formal cpunenabunianall there great plethora rien Biarch, (Dee oteriand'e) pein, fo Su and MORE INDIAN OUTRAGES. —= SONZAGA COLLEGE, ted to Attorney Geperal Evarts for his opin- . Lovis, Sept. 1— rday night Tument bankersare very athe | G' treet. bet 9th and Wrh streets. ion, pr penn Bate ge oF, Mr. Rollins, in A oe ely _ fecding firme refuse large amounts at 3 per The exercin sof the (linge will be resumed on conversation, Intely asked Mr. Ashton, As. | the south side of the Platte river, eet fire to oe cel The yg ype Pmbgyy 3 = aR TAS, Suvtenbes Teh, ? sistant General, whether he recog- | Tre nangred cords of wood. | Saperrutendent | Gated at 4 per cagg, with except percent, with | 8016 Bev. B ¥. WIGET.S.J., Preshdent. nized, Gilpin or O'Neill, and Mr. Ashton re- the north, and says that hostilities sre | & continned preference tor short date paper. fpoboot Fou Gras, Tae HERN eee and) had written t> Fhe Erle speculation took a farther dowaward on thorn te 4 Paks Weseees WAN. ‘r. Evarts subject. featare it opem a School {+r the turn yesterday, and was the af the tock . The wate cause o! Secliog wast vemsrto tee cave: thatthe tae terest on second and third mortgage bonds, due to-day was to be passed. Tax Parser OrricR—Hon. Elisha Foote, Commissioner of Patents, is busily engaged in reorganizing the business of the office and dis- Pensing with all unnecessary work, in order to Teduce the expenses of the office to the lowest Slee ay Government Securities. Waszrnoton, Septt. 1, 1968.—Jay Uoone & (Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov- erument securities: bh OD tne at barge "be teen at their’ acboc ‘ork aveni 13% 11d greatly reduce the expenses and advance the Pp -y fleld, and ret u3y «13K erests direction: Provisions are ample, ai interests of the office. sepphies of arme and ammunition are being | Five Twenties, 864 ms ins VAL OBDERS.—Commodore ©. 8. Boggs, Me i clanptainien: inked Ae Twenties, Jan. & July, 65.108 10S 5 4 the officers of the U.S. steamer De Soto, = FROM PHILADELPHIA. ve Twenties, Jan. & July, 67.17% == 105) men. re 4 have beem@etached, and placed on waiting or- | Attempt to Reb a Breker’s M er— Five Twenties, Jan. & July, ', od we hs WILLIAMSON X are ith from the Explosion. pera. ENBY MA8SON, A. M., Professor of Paymaster George Plunkett has resigned, tea cn ger ‘hone eats oe ae and bis resig uation has been accepted. MISSES KOONES WILL BE-OPEN HE heir Seminary for Indies September 7th, 50 Detrect Tuttrnction ‘will be given fe eae’ Tae ASlaTIC SQUADRON.—A dispatch from lab, French, and Music. ya $1-3t* Admiral 8 C. Rowan, commanding Asiatic Squadron, dated Flagship Piscataqua, off MD. —_—_e—_____ Studies Test i is thon Yokohama, Japan, July Ist, received at the (By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) | Monasy. September Tih, 65, Tnatitation om Navy iment this morning, annouaces Lewis J £00. tocks and bonds TERMS: that the Piscataqua Hong Kong on the th ‘Wm. H the johnson . quote si and bom Bi Washing and Tuftion. per annum, of June for northern Ohiua and an, ar- | pivsion ‘at the Mune s Leb ag by X=] tn home and foreign markets as follows: =. ‘0. 1, @10 00; Physician's Foe, riving at Yokobama on the 2th of June; the | P A ieh Aad st niget Nuw Yorx, Sept. 1.—Pirst Board—U. 7 oe ae store and bospital ship Idaho was at J 3 FROM SAN FRANCISCO. 1351, coupon, 113%; 6.20's, 1S€2, coupons, 1135; eat pan oS the Line eat greg aon hovel — The Russian Fur Company. uit Ce 1864, coupon, 1% nee ons, 111%; = com 10th and 1th was al 5 the we at Yol asali —Sel ou! 20" |, CoUpoL. 5 hama; the Monocacy at ‘Shanghai the Asbuciot at Ho. Under an agreement pon, new, v6 10.40°s, coupons, 105 \, ; 7.30°s.second, none: 7 30's, third, none; Pacific Mali, 101 \;Ohto. and Miseis= San FRAancisco, S-ptember 1.—The Com- sippt Certificates, 5%, Mari former reonmed missioner of tne Russian American FurCom- 1 it with Mr. R. N. Williams, Ho of this School, its Cyt e on . can interests at that place; the tember 7th. aie cfuising off the Island of Formosa and was the Pany, has purchased the ship Winged Arrow, lail, none; Canton, 45; : Gumberiand. 2; W. | , During the current week, he will be in attend- coasts of Amoy and Foochu; the Unadill End send her to Sitka to-morrow, in order to legraph, re uicksil ver, 2X: Boston | ance at the Tnativute dail os nese. the, boars of Bankok, Siam; the Maumee was searen: take on board and transter to St. Petersburg T Power, 155 N. ¥. Central, 126), ; Erie, cucu ati vessels between Canton and Hong | about 30 employees and troops of the com. | ¢ 0, preferred: bo, Hudson, 139%; Reading, B. Ff CON WAY, Principal Een the Ouward was under orders to pro- | pany, which will close up the pusiness.of the | 91;° Mich: Central, 115; South. 188 L. THOMSON’S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG cted to San Erenciaco as soon as the surplus | Russian Company in Alnska. arb, £5; [inois Central, 143; Cleveland and } Mf Weaics puOnSON S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Jectedl aoa hcers within reach could be col- | | Senater Cole arrived in this city from Wash. | Pitisburg,|s6\.; Nortuwesi, 81% ao, Preferred, | will be reopened on TUESDAY, the Ist of Sop: lected and put on beard. ingtop Saturday, tember an 29-3t Fae LESSONS —CAPITAINE A. BON. o oo mvs phat Polytechnic school hae 5 $4; Cleveland and Toledo. dea Rock Island, 12), ; Fort Wayue, 103%; Alton & Terra Haute, 42: Toledo & Wabash, 53; Adams Ex., a8: Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp., 25; American Ex. Tux Fourrs or Jury um Jaran.—Rear Ad- ——______. A HOTEL BURNED AT SARATOGA, miral S.C. Rowan, commanding the Asiatic SARATOGA, Sept. 1.—A fire broke ont in the ment han, Stapi 2 ress, J9; United States Express, 31.; Mer- | sons in the French phy iit nll eadipnd Seapreienpp aad nag wpa eier yite Sia a Beene ewe Mo ge kk Ala has met with in tenc acon the ith Of Tuy lhoe ee as epat: | Kachange Hotel, tivec dwellings os Primes | pri, 14. ‘Mazkel scone” Gola, teey puma cea street, and several other buildings in t oe acewe s mela heme def cosh vicinity. ‘The total lose fs oatimiated nt S4u,s00, Baltimore Steck Market, T. Be a ps ew rpg ch Peed | 8nd the insurance is Light, excepting that on | BALTINOR Sept, 1—Virginia o's, 1965, 50 6a war im the harbor- neue Ns “Aghia the Exchange Hotel. hid; do. 196%, 46 bid: do. coupon, pew, 52 vid. MAGRUDEB HAVING UNITED Dutch— partic! ating. panese ties on where iso joined in the celebration, and North Carolina 6's, ex-coupon, 71 bid. & salute Was fired trom their fort at Kanagawa. Rittenhouse, will IMPORTS NT DECISION. the stroet: Grorgetow ‘The American flag was aleo hoisted in place of Coxcorp, Sept. 1—The Supreme Jadic:ary 8 mye. bi e Will remove her echool frem a % Court has decided that the act in relation to ace eh ae Gatet bat 10 Weat strect September 7th. by teecmemn a the naturajization of aliens, passed atthe last | Ste®4y, nominally changed. Wheat doit ene = Flour dull and un Wheat dull ata a . GEN. A. M. Stovr, chief clerk of the Paten decline of 5 cents. Corn steady ‘Office, is on leave of absence for the benefit of session of the islature, 18 constitatioual, roclamation . L ITUTE. and the Governor has issued his pr MEBSON INST! yi = that effect. i Oats heavy and lower at 65: LECT CLARSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL his healt and will not return before the | (oie’ comer ASG aC fe $1.40. Provisions firm and unchanged. = SCHOOL FUR BOTS. Fourteenth street. between [ and K. middle of September. peas the absence of }| inony in certain cases. ‘The Sixteenth Anpual Sess! f this school will Gen. Stout, the duties of chief clerk are being —__________ To-day’s New York Markets. becin WEDNESDAY. Sept th et discharged by N. W. Hilbron, Esq. PEACE REIGNS IN ARKANSAS. Nrw Xone Sent. 1.—Cotton male and steady; For Qireulars, @c., address Sr. Louis, Sept. 1.—A special to the Demo- | Middling Uplands, 304 cents. Flour ansettlet: CHARLES B- YOUNG. Principal. f PANE CarmonED ny PIRATES —A dis- | cri from Bittle Rock, Arkansas, eaye inet | COMMON steady: good and choice dull and Ge: | an 27-tf sre wenmkiln Bow, K.ctrest. patch was received at the Navy Department this morning from Lieut. Commander W. B. Cu cli Wheat ja2 cents detter for spring,and Gevernor Clayton has returned from Lewis. 2ateents k for winter. © active and T. PETERS ACADEMY. burg, and reports the insurrection quieted, the 1 ts better. 5 , = ST. PETEB'S ACADEMY. in charge of the Bis- ing, of the U.S stsamer Maumor, dated | ‘Our reinslated, and the trial resumed,” The | 18% cents, Oe ia ters ‘of the Holy Cross. will open om MONDAY, Yokohama, Japan, July 12, announcing that | (overnor addressed the insurgents, ordering September 7th. at No 13 Dusdington Place, corner be found at Hoi How ten Europeans, com. | th+m to disperse, and the Sheriff arriving with s Wall since eas Street To-day. of ee street east and C street south, (Capitel prising the crew of the Breman bark Lest Tepe tBree Bundred strong, quiet was Te- bnew Yorx, Sept. .Money easy at 3a5 per , Se which had been captured ‘by pirates on the | Stored. cent. Gold, = 109. FOR east coast of Hainon, although armed with two ° MBS x. L. JENSEN'S SEMINARY BOYS has been removed to her residence, on D street, No. 494. between Ist and 24 streate, 44%. Exchange, ok 93: 65. 11 5 oe where she will resume ————$—$ KENTUCKY RAC cannon and numbers of breech-load! rh ol = he ‘i ee Tee, LovImsvILLE, Ky., Sept. 1.—The race of two revolvers, &c., while the piratical junx carried her duties.in the usnei but two gans and crew of twenty Chinamen, | mil heats, open, fof all ages, wes won by Bis: tepiber,, of MF sehoels MONDAY, tho 7th of Sep- e After taking all of the cargo that | siec’s Maggie er. Time, 3-44, 3. rench and Latin tenght at moderate they desired, put the captain of the Derk and | 406, ‘Thetecond race wan nea te Bane au 367t" paler a a0" his crew with a number of Chinese passengers | bay colt. Time, 1-55 each heat. e attend. into the coal-locker, and u AND A OTS. 0369. COBNER OF 1© losing the hatch Markets To-day. No xcs saduie weatel s Bhan ce was quit? smal. to the inclemenc; young echttled: y cay ‘is crew ome ‘weather, and the wack heavy. * Sept. 1—Consols 93% for money Kesies . will be resumed on mena; break out and get ashore, but left piri deme retain cinating j American securities opened firm- | MONDAY, Aug. Slst. 80 35-1m Be ie, Sareea, eet awe | ARRIVAL OF ENGLAND. SE"S TS | iunticana Gat Weetra © 2): | [YPRS: PURE win recres Ber SCHOOL. wow whole history of the case, Com. , 5 1 a * 5 telsegeicer mein 4 Bl by hm SovTHamrrom, Sept. 1.—The steamer Som- eo Sept. 1.—U. S. 5-20 Bonds, 754 | and 1éth . an29-eotOcl™ 54 afler a long cruise, to find any of the | “Tet from Baltimore August 15, arrived to- Paris, Sept. 1.—Bourse dull: last evening at 701.72c, Liverroot, Sept. Rentes closed —Cotton firm; sales esti- day. igates, and im obedience to orders sailed for QUEENSTOWN, Se Sito a CitY acavexyr — sD ARMY OP FICKES! INSTITUTE, int 1.—The steamer Ci 431 I street, between ith aud Tenth streets. or ork August 22d, arrived mated at 12,000 bales. Shipments of cotton fr werd r Bunver Bare. Gav _Abesiom Band ana | iis morming Bombay, oi Anant ing ar epost | Bae seemed September 1. 18. A med Brevet Brig. General Nelson H. Davishave | 4 picxpoCKET GETS A PRIZE oF | Mitt,,.Olez quotations unchange it the Misher Beat hee, officers prepared been placed subject to the orders of General ‘gh inee = 4 bbe nice ene prillinols, 91x; At. | for the day pupils are die- Sherman, for assignment to duty as Assistant Bartimonz, September 1.—A North Oaro- | Livenroa Sept. i—P. M'—Cotton firmer, ‘our boarders can be received, who will be Inspector Generals in the Department of Mis- | sian merchant yeste had his pocket bat not quotbly 5 * | treated as part of the family. Clases of Ladire toasL, in this city of e100, Peet ee sEomuen, Sept 1 girodnce quiet and steady. “Geman, re cae oe igre a LL, Priocipal. SxTERNAL REVENUE The receipts from this | yay wicKEDEST MAN IN NEW vor. | som New Pk Acete gad eee DAY SCHOOL. Source tovday were $373,682.40, He Shute ap his Dancing Hense—The Old | day. he duties of thie institution will’ be nesemaed mite a jalen Asylum. Mth. ALEXANDRIA AND Vicrmity.—The Journal ‘From the New York Si ‘irculars may be obtained by spp! at the oie A at ct wen | ge Ace cigecr ee sateen. | BEF OUpRRE SOR ascceae | einem nan “ireuit Court.— it it x that :: z B. enjered in Judge Thomas’ court pulor toad: | weuld never be ‘opened 4 again except tor sous AND KITOHEN | _4 feom reserved for small boys 2025 tel! journment: J. W. Golden vs. Charles King— | good purpose; that, a8 @ dance hous its conne T AUCTION. E n detinue, "fue special order No. 2 of Head- | faa’ dosed: a umber of Christisa friends IDAY MORNING. September | Kuvenert rnstiTUre. Quarters BMiflitary issioner, eteen| were who been notified of his im- — ENG Division of Virginia, bearing date August tention, and, after the house had been closed. a. Perec ereon we, premises, 4oi | A CLASSICAL AND, ENGUISH SCHOOL FoR 156, filed in this cause, having been seen. midnight prayer meet ‘was held in the nrnitare and Household effects, We | Massachusetts avenue. between Ninth and Tenth Sot of Congteed sasginse Gary of anact ents | (oncing saloos. Allen lating ein ae Mahosete Batr Cloth Part aR ‘The Thirteenth Annual Session of this Tostitate oe Seok + . Uvccamidtmeeesereiareces | Sadr etvyaness heme | Reeetarmag eo gar Seedaven ie ete eee Governmentof Virginia be in all respects is lots 7 :" subject to the miliary commanders of the re- | pabeesdcth te sie ane lots of Water} ak an Lace Curtaley ait Qomniecs EV SRETT MARTIN ey are ae ee aaiiitans, Oommantes merge the rtentous condect of Cottage Furniture, Book shelves ou 4-26* vin case ordered ickedest in. et attrasees, lows. Sheets, &c. diemistion, the clerk will obey the said order crazy; others felt sure that he knew wher | Canecseet 78 and other Chairs _ GPORCETOWN CoLLEcE, D Of the Military Commander, the Court having | fe was about, and had really made up bis mina Brussels. Threc ply and Carpets ‘The pext scesion of thie Collece no alternative but to obey said order. To the uit the Dueiness for the sake of his children, Warsgi! Cloths: Stair Carpets, Matting on the first Monday of teptember. entry of which order the plain ey a coun- nm Sunday morning the following announce. Bolid Osk Dining C me bent Caseas or any further in! Showy sel excepts, and prays thst this exception ma; ft, : oe a catered on record, whieh ie “tecordingiy | 2° the egrets Wane ee Goontag aed He A i ie one. L eee ian to “THIS DANCE HO! 18 CLOSED.” qeitchen, Requisites, &c. ST, VINCENT’S Toye ged corner 7 and & ruck ightning.— Dari severe thun- ‘Tme cash. is, Sisters der storm Subday, the iigueatagettece toa ee: Luk tie ee sept 3.7. COLDWELL £00..ancta | will open cn MONDAY, August Sst.” Parents ore Molished the foretop-mast and other appara. | Wns as domestics. Jouw Aves.” — =" lus of a schooner lying at Fishtown wharf; This notice attracted great attention, and : THE the house of on e8 Gay, pak oe groupe -wereconstantty gathering in thé streets ounat TIMOR street, dem: two rooms, a Bn: th . the matter, a BAL’ Mrs. Gay, and aleo struck the off-end corner ere Sit cay. digeuanien ail making all manner of prophecies in regard to the result. In the afternoon Allen attended School and meeting at the Ho ‘where the fact that he had FIBE PLACE HEATERS. BIBB'S “GEM” ILLUMINATED GAS BURNER FIBE PLACE STOVE, of the Byretes Mills. on Unicn street, knock- ing off ips many bricks, Luckily nobody was killed. ‘The Gazett- of Iastevening has the following: Sabbath axp Youthful Deprarit, young man, well | bouse was publicly ann ans Greesed, of good manuers, and apparently @ | geli made a lew remarks HIAB'S “DIAMOND” ILLUMINATED Gas gentleman, was in this city on Saturday last to JOHE ALLER it B pay the fine in defi “Ladies and Genilemen.—Unaccustomed as I ef which FIBE PLAOE STOVE. am to public speaking, my address will not Now is the time to anppl: wi commitied to the workhouse. The prolixy simply say that although I have e beautiful Btoves belove Daly waeehar ens ee alluded to is about l6 years old, and, with a m calied “the Wickedest Man in New York,” lealers: feather may be had of all the principal Stove d I will show yet to the world that I in Washtogton, Georgetown and Alexandria. Wickedest man in New York; 2p 28-008 the outcast and fallen ofall creeds and deaomi- nations, and that y ‘ment to achieve a cunger sister, left her parents’ honse in Washington some months ago, came to this rag and bas been living a horribly depraved aban life ever since. he young two unfortu- Bomes, and that their father 1s well to do. Fatal Accident.—A man named Rob't & resident ot Nelson county, Va., was rua over and instantly killed on Friday night last, one mile south of Arrington’s depot, by the north. ern bound train on the Orange, Ale: and — Railroad. The ppp eg ll a map of intemperate habits, and depot about dark, in an intoxicated state, to retarn to bis home. telco peeve em he — overpowered by the liquor drank, ani fell solee on the track. Horse Recovered.—A horse belongirg to Mr. A. D. Os, |, of Fairfax hag oh Bivong unbitched @ post in this city on Saturday night jast, Capt. Sa P. ATENT PANTALOON DRAWERS. ‘We are now preparing a full stock of the above celebrated DEAWREES, in materials suitable for all climates. Also our new styles of MEN’S FUBNISHING GOODS ‘Bow ready for Fall and Winter of 1838. FISK, CLARK & FLAGG, No. 1 will moral reform whenever and wherever [can. I want my friends to stand by me, as1 shall have a hard time of it for awhile, and I will in fature devote my life to doing good as far as I can.” je seemed very frank and honest and in as we hope he was, and be. After Allen took his seat it was announced that there wonld be a prayer meeting at his Bouse in the evening, and a was Bela best 8029 cont ANDBE: CARRIAGE WANUFACTUBB ’ 47 aad 479 léth street, Particular attention given to repairing. delé-ltm S97” We are pleased to announce the arrival |. EN. Howell, Esq . chief clerk jeneral Land ‘ashington, D. Exqzavane, +4 SRR TETIOR HAN: bas unanimously passed 8 resolution author. | 2¢*°¢r Tribe Secale rgdeE Bra vers, = sagtey wang | Cer aac aeue & Proclamation dis. " erga ares 336 avenue. INSURANCE OFFICE, armed thro form: Ll a that ion has om State. In the Honse, Sims (negro) continuet Conway, Perry, SEX REFERS Persons having Bat FIRE AND LIFE, defence of nis eligibility. “Hie said theintros | okem out in Conway. Perry asco Be Tr nod oes as of them by call No, 616 SEVENTH STREET. duction of the measure io unseat negroes had armed men. It is also stated | ieejcn,the Subscribers eavaa Between D and B Streets. casta firebrand imto the House, and if the S bad taken place between the rebels SMITH, A tmann ia. question were pressed st would precipitate and the Union mep, and that the latter had corner of 10th st. west. ETNA INSURAN COMPANY, at, horter (negro) followed, and bas the | heen worsted. Anengegement is eaid to hast avoid the an OF BABTFORD, foot to day. cceurred at Lewisbare on J last, apa fe 2, RS FRARCIs GRanGer.—Hon. Fran- lovernor Olay ciao ; y ‘ gis Granest of nN. Yo didat "mall force to suppress the distarvance. —__'He. 88 coven iden thas aeek: amas ‘There is a national Advent camp meeting 3 . ‘TFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co. terd ew Tope, Danae “he Pea Lepewuleaten, cmeeee trgaea btmect AAG; at sae’. General, and coompled places of | SPee%o you ka eit Way, Trom the wos sell. trust and impertance. } that they areright, ve mo ef Bll French regiments ere to Mave.» corp | a ae eat prone ents” is i ‘swimmers. So le ES Ones Pe a | [peed Connecticut ts being B7 Grasshoppers are damaging the crops in at ep oto pant ipa: ‘The “Summer Land” is tbe popular name in that gen ty 5) iyitentioks to the eter Goria. FO Cera nat ity are for at, Te given torere: recharge, ‘Mr. or Mrs. | reception of « | Drawing. 1th’ stre | of Cougress, approved July 25, 1568, with | “INSURANCE.” GENERAL AGENCY RATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPARY UMTED STATES OF AMERICA, ron MARYLAND, DELAWARE, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. aT THE OFFICE OF JAY COOKE &« Co., FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMEN3, WASHINGTON D. 0. The NATIONAL LIFE b= yd com PANY tea corporation cusrtered Special Cash Capital of One Million Dollars. Andis now thoroughly erganized and prepared for bum ness, Liberal terms offered to Agents and @olicitors, ‘Who are invited te apply a eur office. east UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. C., Chartered by Special Act ef Congress, Ap- proved July 25, 1868. CASH CAPITAL,....00.000 ¢+00000+81,000,000 OFFICE, IN THE BANKING-HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co., WASHINGTON, D. C. OFFICERS: C. . OLABK, Philadelphia, President. JAY COOKE, Cosirman Finance snd Executive Committes. BENBY D. COOKS, Washington, Vice Prosi- dent. EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD: 3. K. BARNES, Sargeon General United States . Washington. Ey HORWITZ, Chief Medical Department United States Navy, Washington. D. W. BLISS, M. D., Washingten. ©. HB. CLABK F. BATCEFORD STABB...Philadeiphia. WM. G. MOOBHEAD _ Philadelphia. GEORGE F. TYLE! J. HINCKLEY CLABK ‘mu this city, or to its Gemeral Agents. GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY JAY COOKE & CO., New Yerk, Yor NEW YORK State sed Northern NEW JRE. E. W. CLARK & CO., Philadelphia, ~ ‘For PEBNSYLVANIA ond Southern JEW san. JAY COOKE & ©O., Washington, p, c, ve Ag re J. A. ELLIS & ©O., Chicage, n., Vor ILLINOIS and WiscoNsIN, Hen. STEPHEN MILLER, st, Pasi, wuty © MINMRGOTA,