Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1869, Page 1

SS =e = ee THE EVENING STAR | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday Excepted, | at the Star Building, .W. Corner Pennsyivania 4v.and Uth Street, | BY THs } EVENING STAR NBWSPAPER CONPANT. | [ - District at Tam | toon Marine: Taree INSURANCE -® Foening Stat. == loseee promply paid. — | Vice Preshient Sones D ; EDNESDAY, JANUARY 6. 1869 Ne. 4,083. | copa ne — ree eae, V-. XXXII WASHINGTON, D. C., W - 1969. ee morning—One Doliar and & ‘ Year. | — SS — EVENING STAR. Tas Pustic Dust.—The following is the tatement of the pubhe debt of the United TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The New York money market, contrary to the CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- ANCE COMPANY — ov = | States on the ist of January, 1:60, just issued ae This Afterneon’s Proceedings. | .spectations ofaiarce clase of operators in Wa ! RARTFORD, CONN. = = a Gossi trom the Trav -y Departmea’ This Afternoon’s Dispatches, en ttl alles pia. engrenmers siren pctonngtet nonuemeteet pt | schostnglllles ‘Ansete DR. ABOR | Washington Hows an BENDS | snertent® Bonds. ws fat: MESSAGE OF THE GOVEROR OF PENN- nade ger Sree eee Ss ae! saENEE eases mebnee oN SEWATOR SHERMAN is mak uza very pow- erfuland conclusive speech to-day in behalf of the bill chariering additioaal raiirouds fron Fcent 6 pe 400 00 6 per cent, 5,20 Bonds...1 680 00 Debt Bearing Currency Interest. Certificates a. 3 per ct. 107 833.350 00 SYLVASIA Hargissrro, Pa, Jan. 6—Taoe Governor's message has beea delivered to the Lesisiuture. He+peaks of the pro-perous coudition of the SESATR.—The Unatr laid before the Senate a communication from the Svcretary of the Treasury, inclosing reports 0; Capiain White, of the revenue cutier Wyavea, giving an ac- couatof a croize in the Alaska augmented recently by ‘he public bay- & ‘and selling of greeabacks in the large room of the stock exchange. Both the regular open boards, however, Lavitg adopt. I resolutions regions. Re- | prohipitng their members from open de.ling ‘Washington. The arzumentsand fac:s brouztt | Navy Pet ‘und, finances.o: the Slate showing tuat the deb: 13 | ferred to Committee on Terr.tories ither in the board or Long Room rwarel by Mr. Sherman were irresistanle ¢ Het gut... 14.000 000 9 9 535 co oo | COMSiderably diminishing, aud he recommends | Also, communication from the cecre-ary of ‘Yesterday the general rate for call loaus was? CATARRH. scat dn, Peet e se sideuiese Doicanst Srimainat tor ca & retrenchment in every department. The | the Ipierior, transmittine letter of the Com. 4 1-16, of one per cent. , See ee One ee Sa Saas Sire OI see edi not presented for payment. common schools are in @ satisfactory coadi- | missioner of Indian Afiairs, with a list of In. 0 | che disabJites Wasbiozton Isbo7s under agust 15 180, June Non, but he estimates that 7: childrea im the | ciao szents and superintendents, and such as b+ mined in, with a single Ine of rat! oad and July, Ibo 2,174,900 00 State are without school facilities, and urges | are absent trom the scene of theit duties, Re- URITED STATES oF AMERICA, Mr. Sherman made an elaborate argameat to | Compound ‘Int. Notes, An improvement; also, am increase im the sala- | ierred to Commitireon Indiiu Aft.irs, Sepp pitineest i oi fect power of ©oaeteas to eod- matured June 10, Jaly f the teachers. He urges the adoption ot Also, communication trom the Secretary of WASHINGTON. © pro ods Power Of weer 15, Aug. re ct. 1d, ures to prevent fraudulent maturalization. | the Treasucy, enclosing a c: y of the report “ a siruct these rantrouds. | He revsewed the course | aud Deo. 19. 1837 and ludes tothe cise of Hester Vanghan and | Mr. Geo. B. McCarty, chie? clerk of the prin Wasntmeton, Jan. 6. & ¥ & o* the Balt more and Obto ratiroad, pond We. nae Oee sy o Ber prisoners, under sentence of death. for | ing bureau, relative to the cost of printing the | Go furnish the following quotatiens of Go. Special Act ef Congress, Ap~ Lit view of the large number of persons of thr ay ig mtv obect wos Yo benatt Marylo« 4 16. 3888. . 39780 0 whore execution Waranes hive never besa time — currency. ernment securities : ed July 25, 1s6s. ” " ear eas civet Gk an o that its chatees by 255,000 0) ~igned, Sud sucges.s the pascaze of a law al- Mr. Pomeroy presented memorial trom s' 4 - u Vieinsge who sre afflicted with catarrhalcom | and the « ¥ . Renin! os’ a ne lowing the eonn Penalty to be commuted to hundred citizens tet Missourr asking siabl we omry cas carera.. ++281,000, 000 . Adorn will at) | Were extrome for eight a anaes wae imprisoament for a term of years. meat of female suffrage. Referred t) Judie! RE Re BREN G NN WS BE ANS WSS a nce tive Uy bath SEAN G42 ew aoe Commithe. ~ ef OFECERS, tract universal attention J J y Were onconstitutioual. FROM THE WEST. Mr. Edmonds, from Jadiciary Commi’ 5 ladelpnia Janne rd Obio R i'zoad Company « Rival Tetegraph Companies—Gold Mines Tepartod. with, mmamdensnte. Witt mag seeerorty Doemsttine,’ Comrmae Visance 026 Gacaative ~o per m'je fare when 2 woald pay them amply repo ingot ecivil omca by one tn ealiitary coman: Pies OEE, Sein, Yew Gan i 4 Maryland commands every avenneofapprozeb ? Srcprend Cte teen oe | cian. Sorte te ee EMERSON W. PRET, Phiindeiphie. Secretary ‘Wists a chroale eteetion of Me mucous men: | | Wankisgion. The great argumea: for = Sty segs Tumiooa, nite Hin geresegsite Mr. Pomeroy introduced a bill to incorporate and Acta) brane ef the nostrils or the throat, originating im removal of the Capital was her waat of ri 97,453,508 64 | egraph companies of the Western Union and | ‘B¢Some’s Patent Co Referred to Commitu = irritation or Inflammation, and attended by mo « or less discharge. It is one of the most conmos most disgusting, ond, finally. most desiruccive o” d@sesses incident to the variable citmate of our northern latitude. | now more dificult | city oa the reeds. Wasdingion is now tar d the geozrapbical centre of the country, bas sdvantazes of position that will e her to retain the seat of Goveramea: if she caa improve her means of acce-s. Washington is of access than any other Fr a trade in railroads is 0: Dent cearing no Iniere S. Notes, PAINS OO ib 64 17 .038.020 00 6 per cent. (Inwinl money) Bonds ss-ned to Puc fic Batiroad ¢ Pacific and At anue Ce: ies ta. use the polis origipaily erected by the Great Eastern Kal read Company. The We::ern Union Company obtained the right to ase the polls, and moved the court for permission to tear down the wires of the rival ‘company, but the court decided that it was only » personal quarrel, aud uo in- ery would accrue to ether company. The on District of Columbia. On motion of Mr. Terry, the Secretary of the Interior was requested to’ communicate to the Senate all papers relative to the giving out of contracts tor the Patent Office. On motion of Mr. Williams, the Committee of Agriculture was directed to inquire into the iy ty of reorganizing the Department of ee {By Bankers’ and Broke. Telegrapt.} my, Wes a Pas Bomwitz. ‘States wt Dw = Lewis Johnson & Oo quotestocks and Donts | ary & TURNER Washincton, Aestetant Reor tary, Fuanois @ Mirus wD + Medios! Ur MEDIVAL ADVMORY Born: 3.6 BABSS8 Sureoon General Culted States pa ture, 50 a8 to secure the appointment in ‘The adverts,» otered Ly this Company are ; 7 i. junction was dissolved. an 1 onal € ; In ite carly stages Catariit often fails to attract | as uecessary as icce trade in steamboats, coiton | wer — er | EeiGev. Arhg, ef apy Mezion, 6 om. rosie |! yizarvment of ove persoa, trum exch State No | ectof Gongrom, 1068S ny” eaTeed Sy apectat é insidious ie ise ap- | Piss OF Anvihirg cice. Det 246 808,52 25 | for Wa hington with spleudid specimens or | tomer wiih the wants, agricultaral re. ‘A paid up carital of $1.000,000, Lae net cents i ee glee 2 Bek man seat to the clerk's des to bs | Am'tatreasnry con, Wiad 8 ol mad ine: ue Maree Wiens nest He hns- | Ee. gaere ce atebee cael reais [By Cable.) 4 1: 5ttere fow v9 of preatarn. ae prose. Tals is an unfortunate circumstance, | yen4, the circular recently issued by the eigat ———. See aa oe res New x 2p one Cone Wns | commerce among the States and to secure the | Lowpo, Jan & tase. ge oy eins _ —_ " reilroad = Presid He sait they were Se 7 “ 1 prompt trans; ‘tation of the muils. quet. Consols, f money, ; Set Soconn' ee Feaee is alte: salient, cae ae | sm eemce, msGlue me teeevere, Sad He a Ee APN eae aE AY ee Teale | _ Tbe Teading of the bill cecupied some thirty BX; VS. Bonds, 74%; limos 915%) dull; itt “company eer? . is thao unimproved. and becease of the peca':¢Y -osutry, and the combination. made by The foregoing is a correct statement of the | Sf removed trom New Mexico the gold from | "MS as cia me bill | -) Ser Ja at a Steporision of this diseare toextend upward totue | nem wostd be a very powerful one, | public debe ae appeare from the books aud that Territory will pay the natio1 ax Toads, one irom Ws=hington to New York, one | LIVERPOor, 11:15 8. ae ate eee very poltcy # pop-torfeitabl: " at «'d wara them (that ther effor, | Treasurer's returus in the Departmeat, on Ist SP SEE EE! ge 2 ee from Washington to Pittsburg, snd oae from jaiet. Sales estimated at 12,000 * ide Policies may be which pay to the tnsared froptai sinuses, backward through the Eustachian | Lat be wow’ ard woald tend to their cisad: | of Janusry, 1:63. Huon MoUuLvoce: PENNSYLVANIA SENATORSHIP. Wachivgton to Cincinnati. “The telec: com: | dling Uplands 11): Middlmg Orleats ily. | aplecgnanazee Sakon waled the premiiims. so tubes to the middle ears, and downward through oge.. The reasen ther as fi = Secretary of the Treasury. Republicon Caueus—Sohn Scott Nominated | mittee bad not deemed it necessary to make a 4 ae eensense casts only the decrease om the nore roads is that I: will odect thert ioneeerey | The above statement shows an inereasein | Hakutanvne, Jan. It ts apparent that | formal repcr on ane subject, and he, (Mr. FREI, wnese wom ons 00 Go to the larynx, trachia, sud bronchia to the air cells | moie ro2ds is that i: will effect their interes the debt of $1,704,000 over the statement of Inst | Johm Scott, of Huntingdon, will be the mex: U. | would proceed to give bis Wawa Toe ae ML pS Tory bave no more right to have their interests S. Senator from Foaneyiy ania, to suceeed Mr, | tions involved was as to the power of Cong! the emount named i the prilter. of the Inng-. pro‘ected stom competition than the humblest month. Buckatew. A caucus of the Republican mem- | to charter lines of raitroads, and the pracica- Ko extra rate is for risks apou thelives ‘The discharge from the affected partisat fist | Sisciemith in the land! ReoRGAstsation OF THE AcutoriTomar | Pers will mect ibis Stteragom ween he will be | bility of extending them from Washington. ba clear fiuid, which maz escape observation, unless | Mr. Sherman Froceeded te compare the free. | Derantuexr.—Mr. Williams introduced in | Nominated: The State Treasury question is Riper nine {Wis )otteed . repcte- a cont thar oh be of @ more than usually acrid char. | ?*!!7oad system of Ubio and the West with the | the Senate this morning @ re-olution instruct- | Gowan, will withdraw before tbe caucus, and Seltention onto ds Wumsier af aa nn oft aaa s monopoly attempt of these Eastern railroad | ing the Committee on Agriculture to inquire | R. W. Mackey, of Allegheny, will ly ba | the army now in ‘Texas: Misrissippi sod Cin, | geo Gr gene: acter, As timo goes on, this gives place to.@‘lu:d | men to hinder the construction o: any compet. | into the expediency of reorganiziug the De- Seppe ee mena pt nia, how many of them are citizens of the . ia that is thicker, and of » yellow or yellowish green | ing reads. These railroxd men avatl them. | partment of Agriculture, so as to provide for | @2¢« ‘o scotland Mac! ona te ee a ee any, were en- at <1 SoasLon. os ° garciooiare <izen ed by thick | f*l¥es of the privileges of the free-rallroad law | the selection of one perron from each State ta- | ANOTHER LARGE BOND ROBBERY. fr. Poland (Vt) preseatea. tno increta. do, Teale cs shoulder. th | Sp.arplication et the ‘of the Company eter, an SR ter lomay besecceeted by Mick | 6 Uae ioentend thei Tends wats thet Stats. | water with the agricultaral wants of such | New Youx, Jan. 6.—Camberling and Payne | ligne of the Legisintore cr Voraens sence to} oe — nae ena saci. . esas fakes or scales. bat sre unwilling to allow any competition at | State.to occupy some official position in said | hag $135,000 in bonds aad curaency stolen, | the reciprocity treaty with Canada. Laid on —_»—__ GENERAL AGENCY Samuel the discharges | home. Department. They were in two tin boxes in the safe. Sus- | the table. Also, joint ‘resolution relating to Wall Street To-day ror oe se | At the conclusion of bis remarks, Mr. Sher- Wit Gi Eoceut since New Vesrs, and wages whore, | Caveia Ree no ee (ened, Sites and | wewzons. Jan.6—Stocks active and strong. Aku at, Annee are generally of an offensive odor, cansing great | oon moved that farther consideration ef the Tae GrraRp WILL Casz.—In the Supreme | absent since New Years, and whose where- | Can: ferred en) on Com- annoyance to one’s friends and to the paticat bill be postpoued uni Monday next at one Cour: to-day, the case of the heirs of Stephen abouts at preeat are unknown. merce. Money less active at 7 per cent. and |-16 com- mission Gol ARE, WEST VIRGINIA, AND Dts’ i Mr. Boutwell (Mass.) asked to tike trom the vl COLUMBIA. = Girard agawst the city of Philadelphia was r Speaker's table Seoeee ON oe ee | teh ouries we himself while his sense of smell remains. This | °C!ock, which motion was adopted. angaed by Mr. Ingersol, in behalf of the heirs: | ORGANIZATION OF THE MAINE LEG. | Speaker's table. Senive bill ES removing wa old oh at ruse a enpoyencs from the odor becomes almost beyoud Ty ScRRatTT Case.—The Grand Jury have | and by Messr>. Meredith and Olmstead, for the bama. endurance, when, as sometimes happens, the <eli- cate bones of the nose become diseased. Some cases early assume the character of Dry Caterrh. Taere is thea a feeling of uneasiness, heat, end stifiuess in the nostrils, which are oftea ignored the indictment agains* John H. Surrat: for “engaging in the rebellioa,” prepared by vhe D.strict Attorney. Tis indictment was €rawa up to come within the decision of Judge Welie, teing like the previous one, with the oddtionsl clouse, “that the said John H. Sur- ;ait fled rom justice.”” The indictment was city. The amount of property involved in this case m@ several millions of dollars, THE NowrNaTion of Mr. Cammings to be Commisstoner of Internal Revenue, which is yet before the Senate Committee on Finance, opposed by some who de. ireto have tite matter Avovsra, Maing, Jan. 6.—Both branches of the Legislature organized to-day by the eloce tion of the officers nominated by the Repabli- can cameus, - ARRIVAL OF SPECIE. New York, Jan. 6.—The steamer Rising has arrived 1:0m Aspin wall, bringing S3>. im specie. tar CS Mr. Niblack (Ind.) inquired if Stokes voted the Republican ticker, [lauzhter}. Mr Routwell. (Mass.)—I presume he do Mr, Mullins (Tenn.) wanted to know whit office Stokes beld or wanted to get. The tron- ble was, all these ex-rebels wanted to be par- dou order to hold office. (Mfass.) said that he did not know that Stokes held any office or wanted — New York Grain Market To-day. New York. Jan. JAY COOKE & Co., FIFTEESTE STEEST, OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAKTMENT, WASHINGTON D. 0. . BURTON'S D* TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. on USION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMP: WARAANTED To REMOVE ALL DRsiA® POR To- frst found +a true bill,” but reconsidered, and | £9 OVeF until after the inauguration of Geaeral any. The bill passed. THE P C Ral COMPANY eacco —is entirety venatabie and harmiess, and Conner fet ol Gio} toned Wy Siieiraing of tho] FC suppacad: tn wenn Shah jak in conse. | Grantas President, m the hope that their ta- DEPALTMERT OF AGRICCLTURR—Hon- also an excel mucous membrane, and :hus a 4. Sculty of breath. ing becoMesa Frorunent symptom. quence of the President's receat general am- ne:ty proclamation. vorite candidate for commiss‘oner w.ll be se. Iected. It is stated that the Senate Finance Horace Capron, Commissioner of Agriculture has sent a communication to the House of Rep- Mr. Eliot (Mass.) introduced a bill to provide for filling vacancies occurrug in the office of Cotleetor of Customs. Referred to Committee on Commerce. OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TEEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS = en Committve have agreed to reporigadversely | Tesentutives in auswer to their resolution of the ¢ aie On examining the nostrile in chronic Catarrh, | ‘Ta Avaavrs.—Mr. P. H. Donegan, Super- | upon the nominat‘on of Mr. Cammit gs, tien eakt: Gratis os aes: Be Re reegiuuon sihortcin ues with instruments specially siapted to that pur- | utendent of Streets, &c., has {furnished Sena- . a building, wiih the cost of constructing the | the committee to print use of the Hous- _—_ he tor Harien with dataasto the widths of the | Mk. Voornmes, member elect trom Indiwna . pose, we find its lining membrane thickened and is & deeper color than ia bealth. There are seen little pefnts of ulceration, upon which the seere- tiom becomes bardened and forms crusts. When theee are picked off, the diseased surface is irri- tated, aad often bleeds protussiy. Inesch case of Catarrah the prominent symp- toms are determined by the direction in which the footways and carrisgeways of Pennsylvania, Indiars, and Lovisiana avenues, at his request, and it is stated that Senator Harlan will short- ly repor: a bill for paving them in the mo:t approved manner. This will, in conjunci.on with the adoption of a thorough system ot drainage, be en advanced step in the improve. ment of the city. Tue Richt oF Transit Tenovun States Ger. Butler introduced yesterday a bill to se- to the next Congress, has airiv.d here. His electuom 18 not contested, as is generally sup- posed. His opponent talked of contesting, but did not give lezal notice of such purpose. Cost or PRINTING FRacTIONwAL CURRENCY A communication was sent to the Seaate to-day by the Secretary of the Tressury. in answer to the resolution of December 16, 1802, requesting information as to the cost of printing the fra tional eurreacy. The Sccre'ary stat-s that the same. The Commissioner calls attention to b‘= statement relative to the pew building, in bis “pnual report sunmittedto the President on t'e:0 hultimo, It states the fact of its comple- tion at a co:t Jess tuan the amount appropria ted by Congress for that purpose Nothing bas transpired cince that period to cbange or Modify that statement, and the Commissioner bas noknowledge of any unsettled claims on tbat account sgainst the Department. There is no deficiency in tbis or any other of the appro. priations,end none are anticipated in the future. The limited amount appropristed for certain % the portof General Gillem concerning th: elecioa in Mississippi, aud the tesiimony at- tached thereto, Agreed to. Mr. Stevens, (N. H.,) from the Committee on Naval Affairs, rej d @ substitute for the bili to Teorgsuize and increase the efficiency of the medical departmeat of the navy; which wa: discu.ced at considerable length. The morning hour having expired during the det ate, the bill went over. ‘Mr. Wasbburne. (Il) from the Commuites on Appropriations, reported the naval appropri- @10n bill. It was ordered to Be printed and NINE BUNDBED AND SIXTY MILES Of the lize West from Omaba ere now completed, and the work is going om through the Winter. As the distance between the finishe! portion o the Exion and Central Pacific Railroads is now lees than 400 miles, and both compantes are push- ing forward the work with great energy, employ- ing over 30,000 mes, there can be nodoubt that the | ole GRAND LINE TO THE PACIFIC 4 itted. Will be open for Businessin the Summer of be upward there may be the right of transit and aclay of forty- | $1-a5-%u% and the AMOUUT oF eatenes | caute S suspension of their prosecutions unit | On motion of Mr. Washburne, (II1.) the 1569. k cure Tight of tracsi lay of forty- ie eae Gk disease extends. If thie ae fades tetas © avity citeane: noon anes nbs “ 8. ete --_— of currency further means Provided by Congress. Hovee weat intoCommittee of the Whole oo ‘The regular Government Commissioners have pein over and between the oyes, obstruction of the bya lachryma! ducts, cenring the tears te flow over the cheeks, and, possioly, ophthalmis. If backward, State other than that whereof he is a citizen ithout being sued or atrested in that Stare unless on an affidavit that heis « fugitive .ram justice or from his creditors, J. Wateon Were, q.. Our Minister to Brazil, was upon the floor ot the Houce to-day, surrounded by a lare number of members. This is the case with the work upon we grounds aojscent to the building, and in prep- aration for the arboretum, The Commissioner ‘urges the importance of an appropriation at an early pericd of its present session for thar the persion appropriation bill. —__-ore-___ Forrion News ny Cance.—The foreizn de- spatches this morning are brief and unimpor - ant. Russia urges the meeting of the confer - prononnced the Union Pacific Railroaa to be FIEST CLASS ip every reapect, and the Speciai Commission appointed by the President says: A OLEKGYMAN"s TeeTIMONY —ONE Box oF An- “Taken as s whole. THE UNION PAOIFIC | 5.lors gured my brother and papell Ir seven sae ime aS pounce elects 4 < ence on the Eastern question, now that Crex | BAILROAD HAS BEEN WEUL OUNSTRUCT- | Pt: Bev. ¢ S. paceuanea, as Se eS ee ee Be i —— coe InTERKAL RuvExvE—The recaipts to-tay | Pre brewing of spring and’ preeaca scdto comple. | is quiet, witha view to prevent t he expulsion | BD, AND THE GENERAL ROUTE FOe TRE Kelley's Station, Fe techian tubes apd consequent tendency to their FasnioNasLe WepDine iN New York.—A from this source were $23,115 55. of Gee! obstruction, inflammation of the middle ear, buz- zing sounds in the head, and impairment of hear tug. When the extension is downward the veice becomes hoarse or whispering and unmanagable; cough comes on, with expectorstion and emacia- tien, to be followed, too often, by Consumption an: death. : American naval commander for the firing. A J The Company nove hare tn oso 107 locometivessad | o. seenne ant a the sidewalk richly carpeted, for the conve- | pression of offic'el corruption; (fourthly) the | SUring the post ten days, at prices thatdo not | Carlist conspiracy is reported tohave been | nearly 2,000 carso descriptions. A large adc! Ser District of Cole im cases where the Loues of the nose become | nience and comfort of the invited guests. who | fmitation of foxes *o the paymeat of current | Bdicate any deciine in innas. John L. Rinker | discovered in Andalusia. The recent distro. ates Giseased, not only is the ofen-iveness of the breath increased, but there large and brilliant audience of ladies aud son- tlemen assembled at the church coruer of 1th street end Sth avenue yesterday afternoon to Witness the marriage of Mr. Lee and Mi-s Hoyt, of Sth avenue, niece of Senator Sprague, and daughter of Edwin Hoyt, Esq., of the well-known and fong-established dry sucds house of Hoyt, Sprague & Co. A large canvas awning was erected in front of the church, and attended im iull dress. Miss Hoyt wes ele- gantly attired in white satin, and her brides- ——-2+e-___ Ex-Mayor Opdyke, of New York, bas thought proper to take part, slong with every other man, in the prevailing discussion con- cerning specie payments, the debt, the currency and coliaterel questions, He favors (firstly. resumption #$ soon 9s feesible; (secondly) the payment of our bonds in coin or itsequivalen'. (thirdly) the practice of ¢conomy and sup. expenses and inter: & small annual in- stalment of the principal of the debt. He srzues tion during the immer months. Arraigs in Louboun County, Va.—The Leesburg oorrespondent of the Alexandria Gazette rays: ‘The rate of wages for good farm bands near Leesburg is $12 per month with rations far- nished and houses, and where separate houses are not tnrnished $15 per month: occasionally an extra band commands $200 per annum and board and bouce room. More than $75,(00 of real estate has been sold Auctioneer, has sold in that time eight iarms, Tanging trom $9.95, $10.25. $15 75, Up to $81.25 trom Ottoman t-rritory while Tur- key, itis reported, will refuse to take part in the approaching Conference if Russia atiemp! to prevent jtheir expulsion. Greece it is ssid will demand protection forthe Cretans. Th case of the(ireek steamer Erosis has been re- ferred io a mixed commission. Four insurg- ents at Malaga who fired upon a pariy of ref- ugees under the American flag were arrested by theSpanish authoriiies and punished, and the General in command has apologized to the ances in Italy, caused by the collection ot odious taxes, have been suppressed, and the LINE EXOBBDINGLY WELL SsSLEUTED. ‘The encrgy and perseverance with which the work bas been forward, and the rapidity with which it bas been executed are withont parallel in history, and in grandeur and magnitude of ander- taking it has never been equalied.” The Bepors concludes by saying that ‘the ceustry has rea fon to late itself that this great work of pati importance is so rapidly approach ing completfn uncer such faveravie auspices.” distributed for 12) miles in advance of the western rey pounds of using Dr bi Ms antidote, SS ee ee and ait Pax: 25 CENTS. Per acre. Most of them were cold fordebt, one | country is Bow pronouncrd tranquil. An track, Bully 130 miles of irom for the sllsbility to serious | maids in rich white sil. Rev. Dr. John Hall that all efforts to secure a sound currency by | °PI¥ for division. earthquake was feitat Tabreeze, Persis, on pombe soil rede pnd the Missouri SENT Ema. BY personal deformitics, among which is fattening cf | Performed the marriage rites. Subsequently a | immediate or early resumption, mu:t prove Tarapine, sis suet oferenny aad tac | thers Wes bo amo lore See ae neat: | River, and S0eaflee more are ca rerd:. The total XT SEALED BY Post. eau. brilliant reception was held at Mrs, Hoyt’s | abortive, and that the proper remedy for exi t- be ‘The swallowing of catarrhal secretions deran the functiovs of the stomach, causing indiges*ion ‘end loss of appetite. Debility, palences, lassitnd headache. and disturbance ef mind scen fol! Jn some instances the mental affection is ove of ‘rritability, the patieat being unduly annoyed by ell the little perplexities of life. In others the prominent feeling is that of melancholy or depres- ston of spirite, when the tnvalid can secre Lope for bimee!f, and none for bis adaire. residence, opposite the New York Ulab, on sth venue, where the proceedings were enlivened by aband of music, which performed all the popular airs of tbe day. The wedding gifts, Which were on exhibition, were very valaable and elegant, and sdmired by all present. a lawyer of New A nephew of Hon ang, died suddealy of heart di ease Pearl street, im that city, on Moaday ing defects in our currency 1s “masterly inac- tivity.” He holds that if we can reach resump- tion at the end of seven years’ prosperous in- dustry, we shell be most fortunate, and oar material condition inSuitely better thm if mar- red by premature efforts to start it carlicr. He then demands that‘Vongress shall legisla‘e ().) that there shall be no further permanent is:ne of paper money; (2.) that contraction shall be limited to $10,000,000 per annum; (3.) that the Secretary of the Treasury be prepared to au- thorize and hold in reserve #50,0€0,00 of green- backs, fo be temporarily used, it nece sary for has undertaken the business of getting suv- scriptions for the Aldie section. Wm. Taylor, constable, bas just brought to jail a regro man. named Cain Duncan, who, 19 company with another negro, took tbe borses of James Skinner and Natban' ner irom the rack in Middleburg, V. jn was captured, and both horses recovered, but the other .ogue escaped. Taz NewYork Lecistature—Govervon Horrmay’s MgssaGe.—The New York A sembly met yesterday. Mr. Younglove, Re- publican, was elecied Speaker. A Clerk, er. gennt at-arms, and other officers, all Republi- cans, were elected. The message of the Governor was then received and read. H reports relaiive to the sarety of Dr. Liviagstone, the African traveler, are confirmed. He ba; been unable to reach the sea coat owing to the war between the native tribes THE PHILADELPHIA MATRICIDE.—So over. whelming was the testimony a: to bis zuilt the jury could not do otherwise than convic Twitchell of the murder of his mother-in-law. The wiie of Twitchell, charged with the sam- crime, requested a separate trial, and the r-- quest was grapied. sentiment of Philadelphia jumps at the con: ‘sicblisbmeat of her husband's gutlt render clear ber own. This, by no means follows, and we are sssured that she will receive a t.i1 trial, and. in accordance with law, be held ia- exper ditures for construction purpuses in of the completed portion of the road is uot eight million dolla-s, Breides 2 donation from the Govetoment of 1240 acres of land per mile, the Company is en titled to a -ubsidy in U.S. Bonds on its completed and excepted, at the arerac about $29 «0 per mile, according tothe dil encountered, for which the Government takes & second Ifen as security. The Comrany have ready received $2; 078.000 of this subsidy. being foll on th sides thet have been examined by the Curted states Commissioners. vi ME! AID-SECURITY OF TH COVRERAERT AEDS. “MANHOOD,” One Hundred end Fifty fourth Edition of thie | De® medical pampbiet, revised and just published by the suthor, Pr. Curtis. This valuable work treateon the cause and cure of premature ¢-cline ‘and secret diseases of youth and manhood. It sives aclearsynopets of the impediments to mar- Tiage, aud the remedies therefor. ADPRES® TUE AUTHOR. No. CHA4SLES oTRERT, BALTIMORE, wy By its charter, the Compauy ts permitted tois | Extracts from Re @ this Work commencing «grea: catisiaction Yo our lovers of music, | tRe protection of the Public credit or the iu. | thinks that he facttbat neither bragch of the | noceut until proven galt ane te own FIRST MOBTGAGR BONDS to the from the yar 1850. 5 aes Ic wells | te he communit; gi: lature is in political accord wit —_———————_—_—___ * the Government rad uo no : Allasion has been wade to the extension of Ca. or Pkg aswell asa good Lommel) Hay pia mia cas! prove no obstacle 87 Jerusalem bas macadamized roads and | “™¢ *2onnt se the Ge en inieoee ce | ton meget EE amen tarrh by coutin eee mmntly seat G60) tor aged mother in | 7, .055 Unions.—These Working mén‘éor- | ment Me argue steam ii : nytorsit ms stoutly usurped by the fates and freaduicut, i te arb by coutinuily of surface along the nataral | (5) c Auizations sre rapidly extending over Ger- | Of tbe State, and proves tbat there is no conf ee |W Do!) road an’ wet a0 oe an = a most | Ginicult to aford the suderer term “dob air-pressg.s to the substance of the Inacs, thas aarti, stp Rare Saul ented ele wr a = are Tees: id ST | of inierest.’ He says the State debi is $35.50 goge upon what. for along time, will bo the omy cecsing Consumption and death. In this con Owy.CES AT THE Same True.—In the Senie «Whil+, six monins 8g0,” writes a German correspondent, “nobody in Germany Tbe Governor recommends retorms in State Priccps management, and urges the abolition Fos SALE- railroad conmecting the Atlantic and Pac States, tokes the highest rank as asf security. I of Hermans ana tepctation im _ to-day ? < Jom- | had vny clesr idea about Trade’s Unions, and | ofthe present practice of det*ining witnes<e. The earnings from the way er local busipess for | Heys" or work nection Ht should alco be remembered that the air | '0-day Mr. Edmunds, from the Judiciary Cou the words only called up i ‘: The militia of ihe Siate is between twen:y-fve , the year ending June 90, 15i8,0n an averazo of «7: | it immsuee olscdlaion Brae MBE ” mittee, reported @ substitute for the bill iutro. | "he words ovly called up immediately the BY MARTIN M. ROHRER. which enters the lungs of a eatarrkal patient is, | Gucea'by him on the isth December, one notion of Sbeiticld outrages, now ell are busy | that measures Gitte ere oreTBOF hopes re i mre Y sag tir denngedamnroye oolepen pad [a vay 5 te cag rages, at mens w n to preserve the which, after paying ali expenses, wore maci mor: a8 0: every bicath of it, poisoned by exhalations from acs = pap To at hoe with them: Schweitzer-Fritcche on one side, | purity of the ballot-box, and deplorrs the tact than suMicient 00 cover all interest lisbitity apca the foul secretions ef the diseased suriace. By | ‘ban one oifice a! the came time.” The suts1, | Max Hirseb-Dunker, &e., on another, Lieb- | tnata proposition 1s before Congress to rezn- L ESTATE BROKER, that distance, and the earnings of the last five il Wi tare royidss bat no person shal! hol, nos | Bicht-Betel 60 a third, and Furstorling-Mende | late suftrage im the Statee. He topes tha: tse months bave heen §233,57". They would have euch sit the blood cannot be properly purified | ‘haji ire rceive compensation or salary for | even on a fourth, ail puiling different ways.” Pipe fash not be deprived of the power xr. | DeeD srester if the road bad not been taxed to its made Bt to . | performing the daues of more than one office ery ~ p =! MEW YORK AVENUE AND NINTH STB’ ‘atmost to transport its own materials {, “ At to impart healthy vigor in ite un. | Pe piece of trust or profit ander the Consutu. | JON Brows Ss Sunvivons,—OF the ongi- tio wi ending circutt to allard every part of the animal mechaniem. One wou'd su;poeo that this o sideration slore would be enficient to indu every persoa thus ailicted to make early applica tonfor relief, ‘The treatment of Catarra is in part constit Honal, whereby the energt: s of the whole system ere called to aid in expelling its destructive on- emy. Itiefr part local, whereby the discharge is ‘on or laws of the United States, whether uch office or plrce be civil, militiry, or naval and sy persop, holding such office or place, who shall se-ept or bold eny other oifice or Place Of trust or profit under the Conétitation oF laws of the Uuited States shall be deemed to have vacated the office or place which he held ‘at the tunie of such acceptance. Mrs. ELLETT, the anthoress, has come to ‘Wasumgton, tor the purpose, it is said, of fin- ishing her new work, “The Court Circles of the Republic.” “Best foot forward,” ladies! pully known Jobn Brown party who captured Harper's Ferty, aud set up a Provisiouat Gov- ernment for Virginia, but two are now living— Owen Brown. who resides in Western Penn. sylvania, sud Usborne P. Anderson, a colored map, livingin Canada. Realf, Luke, Parsons, Gill, ond others associated with it. directly and indirectly, each won some di: durivg be war, snd are now living. George P. Tidd, one of those who escaped. died at the taking of Reanoke Island, sergeant in a New York Tegi- ment. Barclay Coppic, then a heutenant in a Kensas regiment, was killed at Platte Bridge, Mo., through the destruction of arailroad train 3 Surctpg,—Coroner Keenan and Deputy Corover Beach held an inquest thi Joreuoon. at 237 Bowery, om the body of Liw- rence Wildmann, the German who shot him. self yesterday ina house of assignation. 25 Forsyth street,om account, as alleged, of the infidelity of his paramour. The testimony de- veloped the fact thatthe deceased was only three months in the country; thirty-five years ofage, and was wealthy and married leaving a wife and four children liv- ingin Germany. Heeloped to this count witha young lady, Zabrietta Scharmd ort Both of them failed to obtain any employmea’ Romani A four-story BRICK DWELLING on the morta- ‘west corner of ctu and K streets, wita three story back bui'ding. Lot 20x10, This property is wot only fi-ved low. but aforde a rare chance for an eligibly located cor: 9 0. A aclerdid piece of IMPROVED CORNER Pioleuiy, du band 12h streets; uot 22 by soe 2 Leu, construction. Theincome from the great passenger travel, the China freights, and the suppitee for the new Evcky Mountatn States and Territories murt be ample for all interest and other labilitie. Ne political ation can reduce the rate of taterest At must remein for thirty years—sir per erat. por a@naum in gold, Bow equal to between eight end nine per cent. incurrency. Th: principal és then payable in sold. Wabond with such guarantees were issued by the Government, its market price ‘would not be less than from 2) to 25 per cent pre wium. these bonds are issued ander Govern- ment authority and supervision, upon what is ;, and were reduced to the 2 etraighis of ry desirable six-room BRIGK HOUSE. »» | very largely a Gov-rament work, they must nit. panstnaiptrainhypemneeieciertrsammatial (or Cs ager eal by guerillas. “So says the Worcester Sy). DOOMIE, The teautancectrom Geen oe gas ree between N aod streets, Lot 22 by Liv; sepreech Goveement pies 3 : Cosvinwations.—The Sona’e, iff executive Ratraoap Suraeinramperts. | $0! Se ed, whereby the ulcerated surface is healed and *ession, yesterday made the following con- ‘iated Press dispatch trom Baltimore The price for the present is Pak. Subscriptions will be S ee ,”” io giving testimony to-day, ap: ai . > reatered to its normal condition. firmauions:—William H. Russell, to be Col. | /stevente Srelttkooe eee peared sincerely altached tothe deceased, and | ott batoe stant gerard bee rege “g {sctor of Internal Revenue for the 2d district of | line tetween New York aad Washington me: | stieved at bis untimely end. The {ity found | stress; ba Rittenhence, tera ‘= Co Soasttice:. Gondace G-Megrue, to be Asses. | in Baltimere to day. the attendance being tuil | * verdict of smicide—N. : te avdin New York aamai nternal revenue trict of | and barmonious. fart sgreement in co - three-stery BRICK, , . Opaal BEAT! * C. Dane, to be Collector of In. | solidativg the interest counceted with thiouct Bune Charley Gallagher (who | aut hstrosts,coctalaing At the Company's Olfice, Ne. 20 Nassau ‘anal Reveoue for the'sth district of Massa- | pa evger operations was adopted, New men Satbepend maa challeorea euler, fei sold within owe Street, , sures were approved for farther exteniing tae | Szbt aeP : “7 . BORN na ee eae im agata for $?,140. 804 has sent $0 to | for a central DR. 4 Somms Parent Gonra®y.—Mr. Pomeroy Since scateouste toa eeliane ee the editor of the New York Clipp-r as forfeit. | inuulreat my office, an Bm coneuLtsS ar us oF: wtroduced in the Senate this moruing a bill to | avoiding the ue of hors for tie teronen sane Oe vag mpeg a ee a 2eSemes Patent Company of the | vine in Dabesert se ciner srrangemeais Baring beard thatthe backers of my lasoa soaroatey Yas trict Solumbia The were sgreed ny which tue time of the . 248 F STREET, a Pala eek, | through rains expected to be farther rae mapomne idle A. M.T05 P.M, ON Somes, Sayles J. 88 corporators. pany is limited at m the coming seacon. ab Territory gives its women the tazonist, Peter Maguire, are a ‘with me us soon as he Das Bing a fresh match ym his injuries, I wish to stat: that they will find me neat new two-story 87 Dacotah ‘prepared at any. sear New York avenue. $3,300, sock rectend pavesest Mand eee ane | edcctive franchise and SUE IbAlity to Raid oflce. | Rey ey eS ee eee | | > ture such and Pertaining to | 87 Sau Francisco dossn’t fancy “reciprocal” for trom ome thousand to five thous. Catarrh, Deatness, | puents as they msy deem sdvisable for the | ¢mizration with Obina. dolfars a they donot to gat * of ventilating, cooling aud warming ®7 England is said to have discarded the p, lam anybody. the the public and private Cuildings in the District | Ai mstrong guns, and returned to muzzle-load- | gondit! ‘above toned. - AND ALL DISBaSRs OF THE of Col are. 82% Péul De Caseoguac, edicor of the Paris | terms. Puasomast_tieverper Baltocs and way, of | RP asta eget aia eee ‘has fought more thau sixty duels, i Eye, Ear, Head, | Georgia, are at Willard’s. ----Jny Cooxe, Esq., Aug ey - © ‘store males & speciality of | A pases o's eats Rebar Gcenetutal Ieestionee tyson diese aeee Commiss.ry feeds his © mor ro i, Throat and L ngs. Muntster, ot yt A, lead to the-altars young | peared from Eoat Portchect pA rday | Indian pauseere oe Toast RoT®- @m@ dog frice- een Indy of New Jersey. Rigbt last, and Bas pot been heard irom since. J see. r