Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1868, Page 1

eg ie di THD EVENING STAR PURLISHED DAILY, Sunday Rxcepted, At the Star Bulidiug, aw Corner Pennsylvania Av and Lith Street, BY THE EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY, The STAK is servea by the carriers to their Abecribers in the (i: and sent from lee longer than pai ‘The WEEKLY STAR—putlishea on Friday Porning—One Doliar and a Half s Year. liars. No for. EVENING STAR LATE TELEGRAMS, ke. ‘The investigation at Jersey caiy of the case of Col. W. A. Treadwell, charged wich dealing i fraudulent naturalization certificates, has Tesuited im Tread wetl betug comm’ in de- 0. The Unit o States Grand Jary of New York on Tuerdsy brousht iu tour more imaiciments agumst persons ituplicated ta the aaturaiiastion frauds. Abou ty of these Awatting their avian. ~ Covgressivmal Suo-Commitiee on Ke Linemt ar~ making am tayestigation in New York to determine why certain cases fo: vetrandiog ‘be Kevenus Inws, known as che hemncky Bourbon cises, are not t Instrict Attorney testifies, wader oath. has Deen ready to try inese e: bat ha< been Vented from @o.ug so by ord + from Wash. opal Convention of the Epi arivd ip Utien, N. ¥., yester Coxe Griivered the sermon. At the ieTL0CM sessiou the special order was the choice of a Bishop for the new diocese. The leoding candidates were Rev. Drs. Littlejohn, hive; Var Dew of Wticaz and Leeds. ore. After Sve baliots Key. br. Lit s a of Be« vaunicipal Annowaced Last eveaing, exciemen*. Nearly ten thousand ary (Repubdjican) tivcted over Lose-ae (cittzems’ candida) by am of seventeen. The citizens” party talk of contesting the election. Miss Mary aged twenty years, daughter of Cay 3 ot Troy, New York, committed suicide yesterday mourning by shooting herselt through the heart with her futber's revolver, Sbe was laboriuz under temporary m=aniiy. Ea-Jodge sidney A. Hnbbell, of New Mexico. has recovered $12,010 damages in the United ates Court at Caicago, for injuries receayed the explosion of the steambvat Lansing. on PPI Fiver. A moticy is to be made in the United states Cireuit Court of New York om Saturday in the matter of the revenue frand investigation by authority of Congress, The natare of the rao:ion as NOt disclosed. A convention esiled by the Governors of Wisconsin, lowa and Missonci, io secure aid from Congress to improve the Fox and Wis- comsin rivers, met st Prairiedu Caein, Wis., yesterday. An international military © session at St. Petersburg, calied by the Empa- Tor, to endeavor to mitigate the horrors of war, The Kussian Minister of Waris presideat the commission. The troops sent to Mason’s Depot, Tenn.. have recurned to M-mphis,and reported ali quiet. Altbough a body of negroes had as- sembled there, no Tiotous proceedings had oc- curred. The Tenne=see Legisiatare bas adopted a Tesoluuonm providing for the appoirtment of delegairs 10 the Cattle Plague Cons ention, whieb meets at Sp-ingtield. Ll. James Griflia, alias Sephens, alias Wil- hhoms, alleged to have bevn connected with the Royal Insarance Company ronbery in Wall “treet some time since, was arrested in New York yesterday, The (lueen of England bas issned her proc- Iamation distending Parliament, and apport ing the fb of Nowember tur the mecing of the pew Pariiament. Forty-six courties i 6626 Fotes. Seyi hes are yet to be A Madrid dispates the party in isvux government It ds rumored are prepanug for anther fizbt V rgivi Grant's maj rity in Kansas will be 15. may reach ~, Alabama F 9M461. Eighteen terday states iuat ea Pepudlica Tar Wornine P tween the cigar mametac: T? and the makers. in New York, have uot yet been sei ted. The proposition that a commi'ttes of ar- bitration should be formed bas been necepted by the Wiiliams>use cigar ikers, but bas been reiecied by the New York journeymen. It Bas al been mentioned that the banda, seven Bumber, employed by tw: fir Feceiving {10m $13 to $19 per thousand, ate oa a aed $3 per tho: rite for au advane- of sand. Asthe men strike < or two shops at a in ¢ atlow of apy overtures commitiee of tter examining the work mar advoo Atarecent meeting of the toa, after a long discussion, the firms fe permitted to setile ther dilferences wiia their «employees without reference to the association The German Pine Ms Association of New York report that the Employers’ Associa- tion, i» answer to a request of the jourueymen to rescind th olut that nore of the mem- bers of the Journeym: o's As-ociation are tu be employed. Baye replied that (he resolution re- ferted to will be only adhered w during the «opunuance of the present strike for a0 increase often percent. The journeymen Dave passed & Tesoiuiion to Call & ina=s meeti -g for the pur. Pose of imaugerating a general strike, with & <iew of eatorcing ibe withdrawal of the reso- Ietion of the employers above referred to, and ‘0 compel them to zr we tnerease of ten per ent of their wages. They furtner resolved hat the officers of the association, having lo-t their employment on account of their official pesitions, should be supported from the funds of the society. The bite stone cutters and flag- gers of New York Bave resolved, after Novem- ber Mtb, to stop work at3 P. BL—DPhil. Ledyer Marnonist Errscoran Onrere:.—The dish- ops of the Method holding their annu alistical recurps for U cousiderabl: adv the Baltumore Coa eTrase this year, ier. East Bultumore, 4 suctrase, 4,006. Lasuern, (German,) 2.005, an- i. Virginie and North Carol.aa, 2, 5, West Virginia, 2 Wash: igion, 21.43; se thi year in the sixty-seven Copler- ence i 9 To fra anete bere 1 The net i ease Of the uumber of traveling preachers i7: nd of local 42%, making a total met increas over tne number in Io? of K%. The Sunday School Department will alzo suow a jarge gain. ‘Tbe recripts of we Missionary Scewty from Nov. 1,156 ,and ending Getover 4), I-65, are $614,157.16. ILLyRSS OF THE Pore a of Car- dincit.—The Pope bas lately suiumonet to Kome Di. Maiagadi, of Fano, a physician in whem he bas great confidence, and who pas caretully exaruned hisleg. The freqnen: sap- puraticn i regarded by the doctor as a bad *ymptom, aud he is understood to have spoken despondingly cf the Pope's condition. The Holy Father, however, is very active, aud ap- pears to be in good bealy a. The Rome correspondent of the Pall Mall Giagette sexys: +1 arm still without posttive con- Sirmation of the statement ss to the proposal made by Count Armand to the Pope to cede to Jisly the provinces of Frosinone and Velletri, but Ab extrsordiwary cony oc mm of the carat Pais was Beid st the Vatican few days og and (Bere ix no dowbt that th them a copy of a note addres-ed by Menabrea to the Italian ambassagor ‘Tue Sovar Ectrrse Next Scwen.—Oa the Th of Auge ‘ will be visible im a part of the United Staces. Theeclipse will be partial througnout the Union, but total in _lowa, Central Tiunot Southern iltinois, Indiasa, Kentucky an, North Carolina—following a line from novth We-t to southeast, beginning in Lowa between 4nd 5 P. M.. and ending om the North Caro. con few mmUces past six. ‘will be pearly at ite greatest Gistamee Irom the b sud the moon Af its lensi, ad that the ov- * © Will Insets lopger time than wscal. ‘There Lave been only two total eclipses visi- ble im any large part of tie U the present century—those of 1&0 and 163 Several annont eclipses Bave occarred, one ot the Most Temarkani: of which Was that of I=3= SF The members of the New York fire de- partment are required to become familiar with the interior of the baiidiugs im their districts, so sbat they cab Work toa greater advantage 1m case of fire; apd it is imtended to have @ constant patrol of firemen, similar to that ef the police department. S7-A yourg woman of Natick, Mass. is anout to apply for adwisewn aga’ stadent at the Universalist College ta Somerville, Se has friends im the peighnorhood of the college with whom will board, inus obviating & turmer objection ‘co ‘he adm: on of women to that cullege. firms above named, reported adversely to aa | SS rermsemenen > Th » XXXII e | Fvening WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1868. ‘Star ANCE COMPANY or HARTFORD. Assots over BIGHTEEN MILLION DOLLARS. GEORGE H. MARDLA. Agent, Federal Block, Boom 10, Opposite Post Ufice Bepartment, oc tt Corner 7th and € sty cets. SS __Gan THE RATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPARY | CONNECTICUT MUTUAL UFE INS! } + | sn. Ne. 4,893. Washington News and Gossip. cere ADWRAL FaRRacur left the flagship Frank lin quietly on Tuesday morning, and took up his quarters at his residence in East Thirty sixth street. New York. Salutes im honor Mis arrival were fired at the nuvy-yard. bat no Pubhe demonstration was made bayon 1 visits from his in'imate friends. The Franklin will no longer bear his pennant, but wili return to the Mediverranean, and the Admiral himself will await orders from the eretary of the | Navy cion in | | Key Aescuen COMMAND.-Brevet Brig. General Ke Brooks, the new Commander ef the Department of Washington, in placa ot Gen E.R. S. Canby, Teeently assigned to the com. mand of the 5th Military District, assumed oom sod of the Department this Mmerning ‘Ths officers serving in this Department catled upon Gen. Brooks during the forenoon ai his heacquarters, om I street, and paid their re- spects tohim. No change has been made in the department staff, and it is thought non Will be made by the new commander. ReVENvE ArrointTMENTS.—The ‘Secretary of the Treasury to-day made the following ap- Point: nts of Internal Revenue: Storekeeperz.—W.¥E. Dubant, 6th Va. FP. L. Sarmvento, do; Thomas S, Duvall. sia Ky: Wm. K..Leteher, do.; E.'S. Metzger, E. i sth Pa.; Charles N. Aykroyd, 2d PA, Jobn ker, 7th Ohio; John Shaw, M James S. Wright. Ist Ala, Guagrrs.—Robert Nelson, ist Pa; Oliver C. Look, 12tb I; Jas. E. Rathburn, 6th UL; a. C- Parks, 3d Ind ; Draper A. Dewees, Delaware Milson, Lineback E. S. Butler, 2d Unio; Geo. L. Mitchell, 4th Ga: L. C. Cherry, 2d Ala. Tovaceo inspector—Daniel Urich, lst lowa, DisTRICT ATTORNEY CouRTERY AND MaR- ®RAL MURRAY, of New York city, arrived here this morning. It is said that charges bave been made againct these gentlemen in con- nection with the revenue frands. Mr. Court- rey hada long interview with Attorney Gene. ral Evarts this morning, and subsequently both Secretary McCulloch and the Attorney General bad long interviews with the Presi- dent. Tux Prat of Chief Justice Chase, modeled in this city several years azo by T. D. Jones, the Cincinnati seniptor, has been cut in marble by Hiram Powers, at Florence. Mr. Jones, it 1s said, Das under consideration a proposition to ent in marble also. AUMIRAL PARRAGH T's TRI?.—An acconnt of tbe trap of Admiral Farragut to Europe in the Flagship Franklin, and tos reception by foreign : now being prepared, and will ac- annual report of the Secretary of rman of the ed in town the Ebpitt ommittes wil e. Itis probable ¢ ume its next Week Breve nve bere thts evening for © command of tbe dr mold to a Second Ving bea found q Assisiant Examiosr, ied for that position IstrrmsarL EK from this © to-day Teyolation in Cut Proves to bea more formidable and extensiy ah Was at first supposed. Th # appear to be well armed and ined, and Rave shown soldieriikte quik Yatious coufiicts thet have token the Government troops, that b’ great uneseine @ Authorities at The rep. sted vu s claimed br vernment over the imsargents turned ov M-antherricted a © beew de The rsurgeu's umn of men rear Holguin, am! Lot very many leagues from ihe Principe; another at six leagues fiom Saati Orez; another at four leagues from Mau zanitio, aud a fifth at twelve leagues from Santiago de Cubs, They hold the two districts enpital Loyame and Jiguani, and also Baraness, Cant #9, and other lesser towns. The great draw- back te their success is the want of erms, b tats is to be in part remedied by the rece rifies and ammunition sires purchased in oluer countries. The revotution wae in preparation for more than two years, and broke cut rather ipitarely, because of hs overed treachery oi -everal of the lead- ing piccers, The insargen’s bave a Provision- al Government, with Senors Aguilera and Ues- Pees nt its bead, organized and ‘ nctionatin ai Bayamo, and it is aad an envoy may sho: be looked for ai Washington to ask tor recog auton, “Troppes Dows fs one of the very ber! cf the Inieh patriotic dramas ever broaght ut, being fl! of dramatic Laterest, and it was performed in excellent style at Wall's Opera House last evening, Mr. Watkin. as the pro- serived rebel, and Mrs, Watkins in her dual role of mother and daughter, winning round after roued of applanze. We noticed Mrs. I D. E. N. Southworth and temily present du- rig the evening. A drar..'zation of that Indy’s interesting novel, “The Bride of a evening,” wall be brought out ig a cay or twe b Mr, and Mrs, Wathias im the lead: roles. —Th &F The new Diverse of the Epivcopal Church in Northern New York will come into exist- ence on Sunday nest Fy the suggestion of the present Bishop the dey will be celebrated in ail the Episcopal Churches in that part of the State by the adminisiratioa of the Holy Communion at the morning service, when the offerings of the people will be appropriated to the fund for the support of the Bishop who ts elected om the 2d of Decem S7- The New York Tribune say that ibe Pe publican of that State and of the whole country will ¢ diy learn that the movement to detect Anderpore the gigenuc frauds whereby th Vote of hat city Inst week was so monstrous! fulsitec is being prosecuted with vigor 2: Tesolvtion. They may rest assured that it will be pushed op to the end. Particulars wii be given in due season. NEGRO SUPRAGE DevRatD iv Missount— TheS*. Joseph Gazette, of th instant, says of | the proposed amendment to the State coastita- thor: “Al that we can say of the yote on this enbwetic, that nerro suifrage has ran behind Tagical ticket everywhere—in St. Louis sume 12,000, It would seem to be entirely | sate 0 say 12 is soundly beaten.” next & totalechpre of the sun | The sua | ited States dariuz | i rdye which sso extensively pr- no or superannuated old beaux, aud youthtui swells GT gg ee cnt to be a very 4 : ppon the bairit rcolates throngn the sk and deposits a fatel sediment in the brain, re- Suldng often in insaplty. Lt is better known by the famuiiar desiguation of “ihe mil i che at” C rize fighier, who te- trom the jail im, Bast Gieeas ». BR. 1., was arrested in New Haven Satar- aight, and while the officers were taking ‘he police sta:ton he broke from their asp and nade good his escape. The officers fired a. him three umes, but the sheis failed to arrest bis flight, though it is supposed be was Wounded. S7 Fashionable circles at Troy, N. Y., are agitaird Over the slopement of the daughter of. wenaliby dry dealer with 3 young barber. They escaped at the witching hour of twely«, Tresday weut to Williamstown, Mass, were marned, ad returned home before noon, the next day, co announce their wedding to their estouished inends. a7-Somebudy swle atwo sory chimocy in Nashville lately. Several sus; persons were arresied—miost of them wit bricka in their bats. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, —o—— The Fight tor the Champi Decided New York, Nov. 2.—A prize fight took place At Weehawken this morning petweea Wor- maid and O'Baldwin, the Irish Giant. The jatier was seconded by Joe Coburn, and Wor- mald by George Rooke. Only one rouad was fought, Wormald being knocked insensible and seut flying to bis corner with his jaw broken, so that he could not come to time. No arrests were made. . Se THE COLE-HISCOCK MURDER TRIAL. Attempt to Reb a Bank. ALPaNy, Noy. 12—The s«cond trial o George W. Cole tor the murder of L. Hiscock commenced this morniug, Judge Hogeboo: Presiding. No jurors have as yet been sworn. A bold but unsuccesstul auempt mad to rob the National Bank Uobleskill, Scho- barie County, last night. +288 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Money is easier in New York. There is a better supply of funds on call, and good bor- Towers fiuds no difficulty in supplyiug their wants at 7 per cent, currency. Confidence, however, hrs been severely shaken by late events, and by the possibility of the renewal °f “tying-up” operations, so suat borrowers, Upon second rate collawrais, find it dificult fo get movey. In discounts, there is a rather {reer movement; street buyers are taking rather more paper, but generally on the basis of 9:10 Per cent. for Al names; while second class notes can scarcely be negotiated upon any terms. The failure of a banking house at Mil- Waukee and the report of arun upon a bank in that city have unsettled confidence in grain paper, and produced a cautious feeling among ‘ks having Western connections, The panic appears to bave passed its climax, and, excep: in the event of fresh «tying-up” operations, we are likely to hear less of the extreme scar- city of money, Naturally, however, after such & severe crisis, revealing the excesses and the weakness of current speculation, there must be a very cautious feeling, making money difficult of access to all bu strong bor- rowers, and producmg general dullness and e market. int WASHINGTON, Noy. 12, 1505.—Jay Uoone & Co. farnich the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities: U. S, 6's, 1981 Five Twenties, 1962. Five Twenties, 1463. Five Twenties, 1665, mt 509% A Five Twenties, Jan. & Juiy, 5..1094 lug. Five Twenties, Jan. & Inly, 67.9% 10s Five Twenties, Jan. & July, 6 0! Ten Forues,. Weg Uv ole 5 In & ty," Ww 53 Woy 5.20 Tu Vy, '8A. 110%, a2 NT Teu Forties: obo 5230's, 5, Wr; Gold... iad Ea Dn Aree LT —<- {By Bankers’ and Browers’ Telegraph.) Lewin Johnson & Uo. quote stocks aad ponds in Dome und foreign matkers us follows: New Yoru ®=1, coupor, 1564, coupe: coupons, 109 upons, 107'g; 10h, bev, 5.2u's, ic€7. coupon, 10, compons, 105: Pacitle Maul, 1152,; Ono & Miss. Ceraticates, Ft Atiautte sora; Canton, 45/5; Cumberiaud, i; W. raph, 354; Qurcksilver, 214; Bostor 15; 'N. ¥. Oentral, 119%; Eri 94; Anois Conus Pittsburg, S14; Nor’! ©; Cleveland 4 13.3 do. preverred. 4: Rock Isiand, Alton & Terra Haute, Union, 194; Obi red, 140, Market weak. Gol {By Cable.) Now. 12-11 Ultncis, ruer, I ne, 11 Loxpon. Nov. 12,1 Illinois, 96,5 Er Livenroot Prices uneua Markets, To-4ay. Mattimons, Nov. 12.—Cotton duil; Middling Uplands nominally 21% cents. Flour quiet: Howard Street Stiper, $6,50087.25; do. Extra, $8810.50; do. Family, $10.75a811.73; City Mills Sper, $6 188795; do, Extra, ssagio.7 Fami! Western Super, do. F ¥ Wheat a but not quotably mghe Corn firm: white, 75485. Oats dull; prime, 65: ordinary, Stef. “Rye Fork firm, SemS29.50; Bacon active: Rivsides, 17°; Clear do, Ir; ‘Shoulders, Hams,’ | Lard duii at is. in Baltimere To-day. Barrzimons, Nov. 12,—Virginia €'s, o!d, wv scribed, 47 bid, 47.4 asked: do, 1840, 51); eked: do. 82, 495 bid, 4435 asked; do. ops, old, 55 bid, 45 asked: do. coupe but; North Oarolina 6% Strect To-day. Nov. 12.—Money easy at 7 per Excaange, 9,. Gold, ty, compon, Jy. IW-dl's, coupon, 5. 1a 6's. Ooy. Virginia 65, 'e Do., new Soy. Tennessee's, coupen, —_.—___ New York Grain Market To-day. Nsw Your, Nov. 32.—Flour without decided change. Wheat & shade firmer. Cura i ceat better, ——_-+e-____ A Paysicta® MURDwRKD BY A PaTiRN? FOR ALLE MaLrgactic#.—The Graad Kipids Michigan) Democrat gives tas totlowiag ac- unt Of 4 Murder recently committed st Sara. nae, in that State: Th» difficnlty at a Repablican meeting in Saranac, om the 28h of October, which result. ed in the death of Dr. Perry, of wowoll, was the con-equence of hatred of the docwr, en- gendered during the war, and not the result of & political quarrel, AN ties connected with the sad affair are Republicans, and Tay. jor, whe isa Deputy Sheriff for lonia county, bad on that occasion, it is sald, been driniaug quite freely, and was more or less under the sa fluence of spiritnous liquors. ic appears that Dr. Perry acd Taylor were tog:ther im the army duriog the late war, the formersin the capacity of surgeon; 2nd Taylor, after betug onc cured by the surgeon, again became sick. The surgeon refured to attend him, and Taylor wus compelled to baye o:her saedical help. The disease bang in one of ee. 7 made bim 4 eripple for life, au tronble ‘was charged by Taylor upon the doctor. This sinte of the case was substanually proved be- fore the court of inquest held at Saranac, and it was also proved that be (Taylor) had repeat- edly been beard op different occasions to use threatening langaage toward the ductor. Soon after be oifered a boy twenty cenis tego and fit Bis revolver, and ‘he boy broughtit to him. ‘Taylor then fired at Dr. 10 was only ubout twenty feet from hrm; the ball entering the doctor's head just above one of his eyes, passed through it, and he fell and died without Rilering « word oF Scaresly making a stragsle, Not satisfied, seemingly, with what he naa ¢omplshed, Taylor kept on firing until every joad in his revolver was discharged. ‘Taylor was taken to loun, and mip wuere he ly will remain until he sn. swers before @ court of justice om the charge of wilfal murder, 7 Thaddeus Stevens and James Buchanin Are buried in the sme God s acre, S77 Pollard is now aster Lee, whom he calls “stupidly affected.” a7 The “Homestead for Gov. Wise” moyo- ment is about to succeed im Virginia amoung the foreigm born citizens, sv7'iirs. Maria Bitter, of Baltimore, aged feventy-eight, was burued to death ou Suuday, her clothes taking fire from a stove. @7-The Supreme Court of Ualbfornia bas compelled a man to pay his wife $2.30) upon a note vious to their mar. Promisor question of law involved in the case Was A new one. trick Banny, ® laborer in the coat jonas Hill, Penn.. beat his wife to death'on Saturday last. They were both in toxicated, and from quarreling came to blows, ‘when he mangled her body in * most horrible manner. He was arrested and held toanswer. Maryiand Baptist Union Asseciati: The thirty-third annua! meeting of the Mary- land Bapusi Union Association, composed of ministe.s and Iny delegates from the various Chorches of the Baptist denomination in Mary. land and the District of Cloumbin, was come menced yesterday morning in the High Strevt Church (Rev. Mr. Kel ) in B situmore. 10 o’elock Rey. Franklin Wilson, Moder. cr of the jast anunsl meeting, beld ia this city, called the body to order, and read byima S|, be. ginning “Glorious things of Thee are spokn which was sung by the members present. Mr. Wilson then reas the 1d Psalm, commenciaz, “I was glad when tuey said letus gointo the honse of the Lord.” Aiter which the Axsoc tion engaged in prayer with Rev. Georze F Adam:. Letivrs from the various Churches and aux- illiet vy societi-s were prevented aad read. Thoy in general give encouraging accounts of the condition of the Churches, 1a which th some whut of an increase of membership. Tas Domes of the ministers and delegates tron the several Churches, &¢, im this District and vieivity with the number of ba) 3 during the past year, and of the members, are us fol- lows: Second Oburch— Washington City_P. W pastor; W. A, Henderson, J. P. Hall, Goo. re F. Golick, G. W. Cheseldine and Samuel Lew: baptized 7; number of members 171. Sabbath Scho 1, same Church —Cuarles S. Clarke. Good Hope Cburch—Joseph Mettam, pastor number of members 13. E Street (Church, Washington city—F. H. Gray, ‘tor; Andrew Rothwell, Z. Richards, G. 1. Vance’ J. W. Parker, H_O. Dane, W Johnson, ©. Richards, in Eastwood, J.C: Welling and G. M. P. King; baptized 3, aum- ber of members 2 . Rockville Church—S. R. White, pastor; Spates, Edward M. Veirs and aL. H. Austin; number of members 134. Island Church, Washiagton—C. C. Meadow, pastor; S. S. Tayler, Stephen S. Caariton, James Deatley, Ben. Henderson, Wm. H. Byers, Geo. M. Kendall, Samuel Lomax aod James M. Berlin; baptized, 24; number of mem- bers 253 ch, Washington—Thos. R. vary Chou: tt, Pastor: Rey.S. H. Merrick, Rev. Thos, Joris. Rev. Win. F. Neleon, Amos Kendail, Edward Lycett, C. 8. Butts, J. H. Olvoti and R. W. Fenwick; baptized, 9; number of mom- bers, 215. First Church, Georgetown—J. 0. Nichols end A.M. Apple: ; baptized, 5; number of mempers. AL. Second Colored Church, Washington— Chauncey Leonard, pastor; George Eusor, C. W. Winkfield, Wm. Green and Ang. Watts; baptized, $1; number of members 51: ‘oolesville Church—H. J. Chandier, pastor, ond Win. P. Jones: number of members 8. Daruestown Church—H. J. Chandler, pastor, Laptzed 2; present members 53. ‘0 letters were presented fromthe Seventh Chureh, Baltimore, Watipquin, Vienna and other cburches. The Bloderator announced that the vext business in Messrs. Foster, Bier- bower anc Jonesasteliers. There were igney- tour votes cast, of wh'eh number Rey. F. Wison received ‘a majority and was declared elected. Mr. Wilson declined to accept the position, and nominations were made of var- sous members. On another ballot being had Hiram Woods, Jr., Esq., received a lange mi ority of the votes, ‘aud being declared elected, umed the chair of the Moderator. Messr George K. Tyler, James D. McKean ad Joseph B. Thomas, Sr., were appoinied tellers for the election of Clerk, Mr. Crane was duly re-elec- ted os Clerk, Mr. Charles Tyler, of the High Stree’ Toh. Was selected as Assistant Clerk. © clock the Associaaon adjourned un- rlock, when, after deyotiona! exercises, letters were rend trom several otber churches. ‘The report ot the Treasurer, Eageus Levering. Esq. was submitted and read. The wtal dis- bursements were $6,855 51, and the receipts $5,366 5%, the sum of $146.93 bemg advanced by the lressurer. There wasdue on mission account $37.37. and also a debt of S1,i7=.5) ou Account o: the church building at Cumberland, making 8 total deficiency of $3,144.00. Toere was due $x, of appropriations for 167 and I8e8 by the Southern Baptist Oonvent and S15 of subscriptions at the last annual meet- ing, which, when paid, would reduce the de- ficiency to $2.1.9.%, On motion, the report was referred to @ committer, consisting of Messrs. Henry Taylor, Franklin Wilsom aad G. K. Tyler, to presenta plan for the extin- guisthment of the debt. ‘The report of the Exeentive Board of the Association was then read by the clerk. Ref- erence is made to the condition ot the Charch property at Camberland; to th plan of sys em- Atte benevolence recommended the previous year, which, having been adopted by seyerai churchrs, has worked well; to the death of the jate Wm. Crane, an earnest and zealous Obris- tian; and flo to the necessity ot renewed ef- forts to supply vacant fields in this State. ‘The Association, at 5% o'clock, adjourned until 5 e’clock in the evening. Attbat hour the members reassembled and participated in devotional exerceses until 7% o'clock, The annual sermon was preached by Rey. Dr. Samson, who based his remarks upon Gala- tans, 5th chapter, 13th verse—“For, brethren, ye bave been called into liberty; only use po: liberty tor an occasion to the’ flesh, but by love serve one another,” The edifice was com- Pleteiy fled on the occasion. After the ser- mon i.e report of tbe Fxecutive Board was again ‘ken, and remarks made by Rev. less. J-roaddus, Aoams, and others, and the Association, at 10 o'clock, adjourning wutil 9 © clock this mornin URT—Two Wives anp Two Six TEans.A man named Alpert A. Whi onerd. was -entenced to impris- ormeutin State Prison for three years, this morning, by Jndge Troy, for having one wite more than the law allows. The prisoner was indicted vpon the comptaint of Mr.Henry Doubleday. a resident ot Brooklys, whom be had victimized to the amonut of $500, and whose danguter he bad married while having anotuer wile reridingin Buffaio. Mr. Double. day suspecting tue character of Whitehead, made vome ingniries in regard to his move. ments, and found that he had married a girt in Bufaic, named Mary Jaue Tallman, some months before marrying his daughter. and that he was engaged to two other girls. Thismorn- tug the prisoner was brought up in tue Court of Sessions for trial, aud was wot © litle astonisa- ed to find bis two wives and two sweethearts present. He concluded thar it svould be bett-r tor bum to ack wowledge his -.1we, aud without any Kesitation he thrreiore pleaded guilty to bigamy. As soon as he was seatenced the de. sire 0; the young Women to sec the maa punish. ed, ut they bad avy gave way, aud they burst into Wars, causing @aive a sensation in the Vourt room. h the wives aresoon to become mothers, and syinpathized with each other in ther troubl ‘be prisoner will be removed to Sing Sing to-morrow.-—N. ¥. Kzpress, 10th inst Tne REVOLUTION iN CoBA—Rebels in Pose seaston (J Some of Ce Towns.—The Provision al Government of Spain has conferred on Qount Balmaseda the full power to pardon all per. sons engaged in the present insurrections. ex- cept the leaders, e district Governors ot Cuba haye been changed. Tho rebels are in Possession of Remate, Mata and some other towns in the jurisdiction of Puerto Principe, Remate is on the southern slope of the island, about forty miles inland. There is much fight. ing in the whole neighborhood. Government admits this in a pubhshed communication, A rebel commission at Havana claim that ihey have plenty of money in New York, as well se war material, They also claim fer the rebels the rights of belligerents. Several Mexicans sre arriving at Havana, and their movements are watched, as the whole paity are suspected of watriendly designs om Cuba. Gen. Ropgnt E. Lee.—We were informed yesterday taat the Knickerbocker Lite In- Enrance Company, of New York, bave trans. mitted a communication to General Lee, ten. dermg to him the position of “Supervisor of Agencies” of that institution in the Southera States. The salary proposed to be paia is $10,. (0 per annum, In this connection We may state that there bas recently been considerable «talk on “Change” about the expediency of electing Gen. Lee to the presidency of the Chee: ‘end Ob o Raitroad Company. The advocates of the idea argued that bis election to that position would secure the liamediate realization of the funds required to complete the road to we Ohio Tiyer.—dichmond Vi lug. * & Lincoln, Nebraska, mast be a pleasant Piace tor » State Legisiaturs to mest, It ix said that bands of Sioux and Otoe Indiaus bave encam) near the city. and warn off all traders ‘aud yummers generally. BY Some of Mr. Bright’s constituents have Tequested bim to are his influence for «the ex. ——— of the Jesuits from England.” Mr. sright declines. ao Rages encourages high tortoise-sheil combs. . S7-Uxen are wanted in Oregon, at $1,000 a yoke. S7'Foot races between girls are attractions atlowa Nomen i 87-Bishi chwith, ot Georgia, is youn ua, bandaome, and is very popular witt his orl SF The Rev. Dr. Orville Dewey will ta Baltisnone this winter, — Tae Conan Exreprriow.—The New Orleans Times bas an article giving as current rumors and reparts further details of the Cuban expe- dition spoken of in the New York Worid. It says an organization in that city and caunty bas been for some time in correspondence with Cuban leaders of insurrection. The rea! head- quarters of the movement are in New York, and the leador is not Gen. on, As stated. The Times also says the sta‘ement that 3,000 men will leave New York in fifteen days will probably turn ont to be true, and thata number of parties engaged in the movement have already left New Orleans with passports for Cuba. On Tuesday evening two meetings were Leld in New York by those engaged. 20 SPECIAL NOTICES, MEDICAL NOTICE. Rector E DeF CURTIS. authorof™ Manhood,” bye /@ on Marriage es » ee his feeb gton its, that owing to his males procsies tn Rebimnre. te ei in roraee be able to devote enly the follow interests, and will attend on EVENINGS from 6 to 9 p m. from 10 to 4 Manhatten fi ip rear of Will Dw and SUN nd 6 te $v. m., at the oflies of the vile Assuciation, No F street, jard’s Hotel. Other days at his resi: dence, 5™ North Vharles street, Baltimore Brrcianity —Trestment and cur of nervous d bility, and all diseases arising from abuses of the system. oc 3 6m A. RUPERT'S AROMATIO POLISH for Oiled or Polished Furniture. Glit Frames, Marble, &c. Extracted trom Aromatic Arabian Gums. Fra. grant and Brilliant. Price & cents per bottle. for KIDWELL & SOM. Pa avenne. near lath and Drugziets, Grocers. and Furnitare General Doyot, 294 Pearl sirest, New oc3-lut ADVICE TO YOUNG ™. ABOUT TO MABRY, Essays for Young Men.on the Errers. Abuses, And Diseases, incident to sand Barly Man: hood, with the humane view of tr ot and cure. sent by mail in sealed Io ter oavelopes fros of charge | Address, HOWABD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. ee 21-3 BATOHELOR’S HAIR DYE. ‘This or brown. Bold by all ste and Porfu led at Wis Li ep J ah ‘actoy sreet, Now York. PHALON'S “PAPHIAN LOTION" * bs rok BEAUTIFYING =a AND COMPLEX. REMOVES ALL ERUPTIONS, FRECKLES, PIMPLES, MOTH, LUTON £3, F ‘ad renders ‘THK SKIN SOFT, FAIB and BLOOMING: For LADIES in the NURSERY it is inva! 5 Wor GENTGEMEN after SHAVING it bas bo cecal “PAPHIAN LOTION” is the uly reliahlo for uiecases and blemishes of the SKIN. PHALON’S “PAPHIAN SOAP for the TOILET. NORSER 4 BATH, will rot chap the BAIN. Price 35 conts per cake. FLOR DE MAYO.’ “FLOR DE MAYO."* W PERFUME FOR THE HANDEEE CuIRe® age isITE, DELICATE, LASTING FRAGR PHALON & BON, New Fork. jesiy Sold by ali Dragaists HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. BALL'S VEGETARLE SICIILIAN Ne WE, HUMAN HAIB RESTORED. Gray Bair changed to its Nataral Uoior by HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER. J8 te th dest article known to preserve the Tair, even tins & i Bria Dene, a falliog out, and making i:eloss ‘a BuaTHy. 80¥T AND GLOSSY. who use it arc nt i praise of being the bert late Dressing wxreatt aad without a rival t ra ral color Bi HAIR % Pp ¥ a |, FANS. SASHES. SOARFS. L LAGKS, LADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS, iDnot be enrpassed im Price and lity. OLOs K8. DERSTES aod BON Haz) made in (he lates: Parisian Style, at short 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, _And ¥ Cite Trevise, Paris. PABLOR BRACKETS. BOOK RACKS. OY. AND SOUABE FRAMES ofulficcsrrsinng oe Alo. BLACK WALNUT REVERSIBLE oT} Lat: oct LADDE: wory Housekeeper sheuttitn 5 sa aa J moruioe ns 52 Revert 5 Do W-ro3w opposite Pateut ‘Ortice - Savsaox currers awp stcrrens BUTCH PBS? BAWS, SCALES, CUSAVERS, KNIVES, STEELS, Bowus, es And all Butchers’ Tools. at low prics JNO ® TAKERS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. 0 10- cn attd 90 La. ave., bet sth ‘and 10th ste, no 10-€02 “INE BLACK AND BLOE BEAVER CLOTHS F AND DUKSKLNS. ae deree Stock of Black and BY OTHS aud DORSKLNS, and cap offer seme good bargains Ladies wis! ing a fine Black Saqne or Cloak will find our stock of Fine Govds large, aud at the iow- *. ‘One price only, W.M SHUSTER & RRO, Do I eggt Neo Morket Space. JoekPH J MAY & WILL BE found a large stock of FINE EUROPEAN DRBSS GOUD3, comprising in part the followtug - Lyons Klack and Colored silks. Lyons Cleading Ve lvets, Silk Plashes, Velvoteena, Paris Ptriped Poy Changeable Armare Changeatls Lyons Silk Chain Poph Celcom ad ot az tvailed 4 5 Cloth, and Fine Dak Dre 000s, ail of which . LING A TRIFLING iN iT 4a oe ADVANCE ON ‘Terms cash ONE PRICE ONLY—maried ia plata figares. ‘Thesalesmen are not allowed, under any circu: stances, to take lees than the goods are marked. NO 10 cost .J.MAY &CO., 30% Fess vivanie svcaae. EAST WASHING to serve the o ar on with ton a Cadrce vimiuy Ghocen te Be obiained elsewhere. (We hope by peracunl at: a ry dealing to Vor ofall Goods dali vered vigane — no7 tf a TERY & C0. Lee Lag koe BUTTER 4 ke GLADES BOTTER: 100 bushels CHESTNUTS: Prime ONIONS. at FALL AND WINTER TAPER HANGINGS, ‘WINDOW SHAD! \CTURR wES. = mn TRAM AND TASSELS, I LOUR! FLOUR! rersiouR! moun ED FEED! FEED! FEED! FLOUB AND FEED, ‘In quantities to enit. - W.M. GALT &00., Inéine o avenue and Pirst street, <9 _ Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot. G* FIXTUBES AND CRANDELIERS. ‘WM. WHELAN, jo. 210 F street, near Treasury B: le Extensive and Beantiful Stock of Ohendtiters Gas Fixtures always on Dail criptof the latest and strhes, froma, Nort. sa en hr ng ) sraeeensAEISOROS. Do. D. oO. S7- Plans and 8) e : wr B, lidings fers. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ‘ WASHINGTON, D. c., Chartered by Special Act of Congress, Ape preved Jaly 25, 186s. ~- CASH CAPITAL........ OFFICERS: ©. B. OLABL, Phitadelphia. President Jay — ‘Udsirmen Finance and Execative BENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice Prosi- au SON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary Washtorton. Anstetant Seorstary, 1,000,000 WOMAN. FRANCIS G. SMITH, MD , Medical Director. MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD: 3.5. BARNES. Borgeon General United States ‘army, Washt Pd HORWL to the liar aud important sustalo, their peculiar organ- rorm. are sub, The advantages offered by this Company are fe National Company, chartered by none paid up capival of S100, for can Paid up capital o: ono, Dut bo one of theee various Sompiainte cna Shere fow rates ok promt long be eufiered to run on without involving the _ It furnishes larger frecrance than other eral health of the individual, and ere long - panies for the same money tar petmavent sickness and re decline, It is definite and certain in tte terms Noris ft pleacant to consult @ physician for th Ae fe & home company in every locality relief of these variour delicate affections, and 01 Its polic tes are exempt from attachment Upon the most urgent necessity will @ trae ‘here ere wo Buuccomary restrictivus lu fo far sacrifice hor greatest charm as to do tuis. | icles. The'scx will then {hank ue for placing in the Every policy is nop torfeitablo. hands simple specifics which will be fora Policies may be takeu Spa to the t cactous in relieving &nd curtng almost every one their full amonnt and return all the prow of those troublesome complaints peculiar to the that the insurance costs ouly the dectes- ex, apnval payments Policies wil be ismned that wil! pay to ¢ sured daring life an annual income of one-icui. the amount named in the policy. No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives of females j it ee me Dad seers Siwisente, at ates low SB cost it div! * Poon | LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED TN REVERT t pia LF) oe vere mm competent = ea for suc nwhiceuitable eudorenmen theald be stdtesssd to the Companys Gencral HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU &\ ar ees cent eaten at Hundreds suifer on in alience, and hundreds» erei as Caen ea others apply vainly to druggists and doctors, who te Otieo of ths Company fe this gutberaccicly tantalize then with the hope’ of a = cure or apply remedice which make them worse ould nos wah Up amerrt aby ting that would 20 | GENERAL AGENCY rpyustice to the. a: i ‘ul obliged to that although it may be produce! from Secon on ition oi the re of .ife, by laborio: = ployment, unwholesome air aad ford. proftes men, stroation, the nse of tea and coffec, and fre anent chiidbirth, it is fur oftener caused by direst irri. tation. epelied to the mucons membrane of the ¥ 3 Vhen reviewing the canses of these distressin: complaints. it is most paluial to cout-u prate JAY Cc ER fc OO., attendant evile conse.ieut upon them. Its but FIFTEENTH STEERT, Justice to the subject te eoumerate a few of OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, . tional 08 de Ter the Hie venith anc hapeinass optyinrgely adect WASHINGTON D. 0 DELAWARE, VIRGINIA, 14, AD DISTRICT OF COLUM AT THE OFFICE OF Classes of soztoty and which, oo maequeutiy _80 2-17 or les direcily. the wellare Te Ree Tuan family, ‘The nauin that exlete for genre LIFE INSURANCE, education and marriage, causes the years that ture deabenea for corpureal development to "ive wasted and perverted In the resi nts the early confizemont of school, and especially the unhealthy excitement of the bail room, "Thy ualt-clothed, and the ‘mind nndul; Derverting in midcight revel suragcelgued by sature for sloop Aad ‘rest, rk of destruction is haif aceompliehed. 'D Cevsequence of this surly stram upon nersye- tem, unnecessary effurt is rouuired by che delicats er situation ig school at Sger.vating the evil. When on er, another i. prospective ki mind morbidly nevsitive to impression, now constant restraint of faehionable dress, | lately forbidsing the excrcine Indispensable to the — Attainmest ana retemtiu of organic health and strength: the exposure to night alr, the sudden cbange ci temperature; the complete prostration Pe Produced by excemsive louctng, muster necessity. t Produce their legitimate edect. At last. an early Marriage caps the climax of misery, and the a fortunate one, hitherto so otterly Plain dictates and remonstrauces of her a natore: Leerwes an unw $5,000 for $6 Premium UNDEB T AUSPICES OF THR Manhattan Co-Operative Belief Associati THE MANHATTAN Co-orPnativVE RELIEF ASSOCIATION. 18 CHALTERED ey. E STATE OF NEW The objact of thle Assuci aymient within forty daje ai Der, of as many dollars ast: ¢ clase te which be or sie bei» ber betrs. MEMBERSHIP FEFS. folinrs w\ of > ? solatag, ue Collar aud tem cents on tus deate F, of which due noti « « Le given | heirs of the deceased member aud (he ten conte for expenses of Liletting. = This Company 18 diviced into TEN CLASSES FOR MEN and PRN CLASSES Fou WOMEN Ae econ a8 these clarses are Biled. ‘+ - qpepaune reams, they ‘reauire an educe ° ‘Vous system ‘compore of what is calcd tie theege, euch ig in common fh the female breast and lips, evideatly under ‘control of mental emotions ad associetinns ot Naeee ly period of life; anu, as we shall suose- wil tr sdopicd, Mun unl wenee ‘allowed 7 eee: these emotions. whan excessive,lead. | mtbe eame classes. Bversthing le do. ake ‘iteoP their tictine oretnature bes wat eomeieer) | Seo! Claas cual. ife of their victims ere nature comple: thetr development. pleted CLASSES. | A—AU persons between the agcs of 15 and 2 yoare, AN persons betwee the ages uf 2) mud 5 years. | porsons betwe ages of 28 and 30 youre. —All persons between the aces of © 1 pears. —_ 1 persons between the aces of Ss 0 year —All persons between the ages of # au | G—All persons between the ares of 45 wud | Bo All persoce tetwoou tiie egos of 60 nike 8 Few FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY | WHITES OB LEVCORRUA, TOO PROFUSE NSTRUATION, EXHAUSTION, ne pelled, and the moneys prid fortetted to amiton. Bach Class is tunited Each person pave 35 upon b a $1 0 rack time = womber bi 0 tae some Ciass he or she may be ao TOO LONG CONTINUED PERiops, want of one Cann eamnot. 4 avtesood thin a . = ir @ memicr Of anotarr Clase 4 Lor | : We offer the most perfect specitic known: ILLUSTRATION. MB Class “14° has 5,000 male mew: ——_= The Amsociation pass over wicht fo the widow oF beira, aud the 1 forward within thirty days one 4 ech to the Association to relma to wend this sum, they fortott « Moneys Pald. aud the Assoctsios supplies @ member to Sli the place of the rol ising oue. ADVANTAGES. #800) ion over ordtmar eres, 82 Paice can MPOUND EXTRACT oF BUCHU,. Wtrections fer use, dict, and advice, scoompany. the fees are so t paid et erch long intervals, that auy mac ca Secure to bis family @ competency Upon kis loathe HOW TO BECOME MEMBERS. Any ove desiring to becom a member may ay {2 person, or must send Gs, in chock, baat ar Beetal order, or by express, the cxprosange vaid dy the apriicant. Cader me ciroum--onces woe the Association be responsicie fer mony. coat imtais way Accompanying ths money tuner paper giving the app.icaut stud pame.« piace, present ovcupatl a, memberehip is tn favor of town, county, State. 4 setting forth the in the opinion of the doctor gant is & prover person to be inenred. hiank forms of application for membership wil be seat apou application Bach member overt to try te make move member by so dotas he ben-fiis himself. NO lotto, will } noticed that does not contatu three ceut postage ‘stamp to prepay return postage INVESTMENTS. ‘The By-‘aws of the A-sociztion reyatre that one- tes of the money received ‘© metaborstt, Felling das by the Gelinatetclos of awantoey es ! jue by th» delinigucuclos uf wembore. fand fe bela by the — NATIONAL TRUET COMPANY, and will cal Femaics in every period of life, from én extreme old age, will Sud 1t a rumedy to a! in the discharge of i tren: tlory of HELMBOLD’S EXTRAC T BUCU is more strengthening than acy of the preparatio of Bark or trom, thinitely eaior, aud wore pie aut. BELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHT, baving received the indursement of the most prom- iuent phyaicleng in the Unicel Sites Ie how ot fered to atflicted tn cause or GENERAL DEBILITY, MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEPRESSION, : Estate, or boud end cy New TASRORAET, York city property, hich proporsy ahs be double DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TOTHE HEAD, | the Value of the money s. Ieautd. CONFUSED IDEs, @ = uyrsrezia, GENERAL IRRITABILITY, BESTLESSNESS AND SLEEPLESSNESS aT NIGHT, ABSENCE OF MUSCULAR EFFICIENCY, LOSS OF APPETITE, \ DYSPEPSIA, BMACIATION, Low SPIRIT, DUOROANEEATOR TPARALTES ote PALPITATION OF THE OSABT; and, in fact, a ait he ConctTED stain ol the spun DEEL | seats To insure the gentine, cut this out. ‘sroracs 48K FOR BELMBOLD's, FE ub ver . SOLD by papounee han PEALERS EVERY- Price $1.25 per bottie; or six potties for $6.50,