Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1869, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, | PUBLISHED BAILY, Sunday Kxcepted, ) ' the Siar Bullding, 4 § W. Corner Pecvayivecia Av and Lith are: | av Tee ! BVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONPANT, ——e e & cnet? Tucci An ws served by the car becrivers ie ‘Be City Aad District at Tap Cans Pax WSR Copies at the counter, with of @YDout wrappers, Pwo Osnrs each. Pais eon Maitise —Tarve months, One Pitty Conts; sia months, Three Dol. year. Five Ucliars No * are n vn the ocr longer than paid for -¥ STAR—published on Friday , nd a Haifa Vear | vs XXXII WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY MARCH 6, 1869 “TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches, PROM « Maren 6—A Bily appeares er in Veet ero ment and against That gemtiem Ainst the Span Dulce personally Hin AD UPeRVIAble ‘ ¢ him of the most contemptinie Rodrigues Correa, misstoner fe Armas, publ a dny, 1 ibe drercs. wherein he expresses the beliet bat the prociamat, on is a forgery, and says DUINe Stalesment Atay mous, The « rut one-sixth of theur OPTICTAL “ OF LETTERS, Remaining im the ¥ City Post Oifice, Priv - Eso, G7To obtain any of these letters, pii- | a + “Advertised Letters," ci ving the & c erie é n ne mouth they Will be ent to ine Dead Letter Office, | : Bort E | ads Em’ M. B. : Bolles EC Brovk= Hapuxh: Brown Hauna Mrs: Kerr Mos: Baie J Mr-; Baker Jenate K Mrs ck Katie, Batehehier Lizer; Bartel L | Breo’ Lowas, Butler Lizzie Mz Thal y Mary: Benee Mr. Bos! Mary. Brown = Mary M Burns Mary Be panan Pol Korver Sarah ebam Aun; Clemias B Miss: Coo- Oarrolt EB Mr 4 » Coleman Join Mrs: Campari J E. Mrs Ccaucy Jane; Clancy Kare; Cobb Kit- ne V,2 Camp Louisa Mrs. Cammeil I Crogwal Sa-ao B ; Donetson Damiets Mrs Cotouel I I Auvigne Mrs Isubet Livzate Doughty Mrs i Depavan Mrs Jn Davidson Daverger Maty, I Batis Mary Maggie S; Dankworth Susie, D L-E t ; Edmuads Mis E Mrs Elza; Earle Louse: Ev glich Margaret; Eckel Mrs Saran J M a Mes Wile | Mrs Edtward W, For. bowabeth: Fraser Mrs Esther: Prank vit Le Prager M Hor E J; Fiagier Surab. | ¥ Bet, Griuseil Betty: Gardaer rabam George Mrs: Green Julis, cot + haty Mr; Gisaings L M Miss Mire Harris |) Hutt Hathawsy Dr Mrs; Hall Etre B; | Herbert Emily: Hudsom Eulenora; Huriey Ethie, 2 Halt Fa ys _W; Harms HM: Hornett ML; | Hortew Heiew Mrs; Harding Low Havietun lie; Heybmun Lizzie Dire; Hl Mire; Hardeastie Martha; H von Mary Hazieton Mr-; lind. | ret A Mrs; Hotchkiss Nellie M: | st; Hand Susan; Hill Sasan P: War. | aineson Amelie; Johuson Chariot. ob Fanny; Jackson Lonte: John Jones Louk pu: Te Fontaine: Long Lydon Mary irs AJ: Marcan erine; Mollow Mrs otis: M Mation ie, Moray mick El ctu: 2 MeCioud Mary FE; iis Mp M FC Sheban Paniet HH Mr, z; St vue Mir-; uth Hache Mrs Tens Annie Mrs Thomas Helen Mrs: Templar Jennie A irs; Toomey Kate Mr-: Tay Testor Lizzie W Dirs: Tompkins Litly M piecon Mrs: fibne Melissa: Pripleti M; T Mose: Taylor Reveces Mrs; Tay : To port Sarab A; Th Sally. V—Van Siyke Fanny: Vowel W_Wohiting AM; Wit W Mrs: Werver ©b w is Mr Witheams Bb Wofe Ellen ' Mrs; W | Warner j daw Weakine = | Mory A} i resret Mes; Whicweil | ™ s Mary A: Wilson Mattie K Mre: | w L: Wilson Win M | mily Mrs | -aA. N. = ties | pa dela GENTLEMEN'S LIST. A- “ld Dr OW ‘ Frederick George T; Abott xonmier Menty: Auders ia J ; Bradbury B dy Caas By Babeork © W, By re ke © be: Barciay Hoa Bixdei F Ee ' Frew! Keumat JO: Byte Some te wirett Jas K: Burr Jocveph Hz Brandes Dr Jomes; Brown Jobe; Brown Jota B: Boys J: Barnes Le J W: Barnes Be wit; Buraett Keu- e Mesor an & Be kel W: Balt Wm. Barke WS: i: Barues W oH. C-Creigh pr A: Cove © © Crareas Chas: Coleman E; Church. | Geo. Career Geo M: Co & Huater; Cath dert HOG, Crosby by Catiahan Jao ©, Caandige J ¥ Crocker JM: Carlin Jas F; Chamberiaia P Ir Cass Jos Jorse Geu J M, 2; Cox Joseph; Clarke Murue; Couner Mi: Castet Rew BE: Oua- ® ¥ ‘ Bauch W: arter B G; Catton © F; sgbam N F: Coleman N; Co & Parker; Cs & vali, Caruthers KL Gea; Cormick Rich D: nbs Kicbare; Chapman Samuel; Cramel Seott &, Camroad Sam HM; Obandier Thos J Courad Wm: Carter Frauk: Clark Wm T: Ca. = ky Wim; Castie Win H: Coulson W: Cbemeero Wm: Cleary WB Durkee A M: Dorsey A us; Detarne . Daves Biske; Damreasch Dr © byte Edw E: Davis Hom BE; Davis FT; Dia i rauk: Dixon H; Davenport apt J M;'Datety Jobe: Deemeout JS: Dunney Judge Jos 0; Dad- «) Jos J. Davis Jas; Dicsmon James; Inggs Jt» T bert J Dens Mr. Deray P M; Dea- ¥ Sam Bb; Davie S B; Don T die trick Win M; Davis W D. ws; Donovan Wm. stie Rey A B; Exton Adain, Edwards } Temple; Ravans ES; Eni G_W: Ets JB; Egert J v N L Emmerice Nealy. Chas; Fizaugh eu wice © W. EB rvid- rdbam Geo Farren Hey Poller 5 F; Patter Jao HD; Fres- 11. taller Mester Miles. (4 Gooderson © C; Green © T, 2; Green Geverai Det: Gardoer bd W iihben= F A, ciatser Fredert: atner Frank; Jentner Pred; “ert bdo. xbbs Colomel G Re Granger G sinrdner Capt H: Goodwie Hon Joba N- som Hog Jno: Qarreson Jos: Gordon Jno: fre How Js. Gorden Jno M; Grave: een Jo&n; Gentil Moussie: een F il: Green R: Ga! Wr: Grier W som: Grant Fi—Hi zfield A: Heaberiin Alexander; Head Adam; Hadley Hon A k; Hoimes A L: A W; Hicks Benj D; Hatchings Bucher; Hic. Benj D; Hoffman Chas; Halt © K; Hibbs Chas; Howell Chas; Holiand © Houston DF) Hiyde Clarence M; Hann Height DH; Hedden Daniel: u E H; Holtman F D; Hauke Gro A; Hilton George; Holiaud G Harris Geo W; Hageman G A: Heller H: Hol- ley H W. Happercott Dr J G: Homan J T:; Howard Josnua; Hamppieton Jas; Hedgeinan Joba D; Hemmington JC. Hilion J; Hilt Lewis; Haws M Mj Harss (Quarles; saris: Rob & Kudolph: Hes<ell Seb sth Hosted Sam i; Hate Thomas Wash. iwgion: Harrison Wii Hare Witham. 1 & J—Jones Alfred P; Jobnston it; kins Rev "DX; Jordon Js + Martio Y; ister WJ: Jackson Michae B: Jobnson M A: Joyce Mieback Jack Mit- i sson Wiilinm; Johusoa W TY, 8 i KK—Kirby B; Ky 3 he Jon Obaries E; Kirchner Ea- kill Hy Raven Kellogg Mirta Kenly Colouel TG; Keefer 1.—Lakin AS; Lancaster Caaries Dy Larr Chas A: Lewis Davia: Lakin Hon DL; Lasmitzer Erast; Lo- ance Henry P, Eatourna John: Lo. JH: Look IL: Lowe JW: Levy weon PH, Lawler Patrick; Leste ioo- <a Forge SF; Lucas Theos: Tawsoa f S; Lane Thos Hy Lort Wm J; Logan Wa HL ‘icon Wm J. Lora Lang M—Mever aA& Moores (has; Morris Cin: Mitier Chas, 2; Moore M¢ ¥in 1; Mansfield Gbarles F; Me! Murray Chas L: Morehead 'C R Marenu Delyene; Murphy Eawart A: Moore E°H; Maury Edward T; rgan George, Myers George; Morgan organ Georze W; Moores HG; Morgan endestatl J R: Matthews Gea J © Murphy Jeremiah; Ma ke iJotn HN: Murray Jas B; Mu am Col Juo; Malone Jota: Mo- re feuy Jobanna: Me:rdl Moses; Merrick 3 M M: Mort 3 Pp. Mobem ROR: Miller R: ck SH; Meredith Wart Wm KE; Morgan Capt W Matter Wilbeim; Murray W Marin W T. Me—MeCail A; MeCcok Bingham &; Donald B. P.: McUolley Ed ward Me Hop. Edward: MeKey Ed. A: McLean PF: M 2; Mchit Gero. C. MeManne~ H; Me Col, Johu: McLean Joba T.: McLesn James L.; Mekenney J.S.; Melntosh J.0.; McGrath We; 333 ane Thos ; un P Minser A>. uton: Norris Jo! pte Al ! Neish W. HSN Pav 3 ate; Parry ©. Cuas. D.; Prentiss ©. Puitips Packare iL; Pecett Panici; Pa Pari BE. Paugh Geo: Putnam G. H.L; Poct H W; Payntoa J 2 Parke: Joeob; Paimite J; Perry Jonn Capt. Parker John A: Pompbrey Levi M; Postly Mr: Pbiilps Nathen S: Peebles Oscar: Po ; ¥ Pippert: Peter: PL t. sh L. 1: Phillips S15 UW. H: Parriugion W.J.; Pallea Wm er WW toach AL: aes AC, Sousa Aston Soot Ander-oo: Sherman A Bedsall Spare Sor Sehofiela W 2 tie Te Ste Sterling K: Nalver: i «Sanderson J: 5 rs J. ine t Jno any &, Tuttle Horano %; Todd Heary: pecn Geo: Taber Geo K: Tiller HW un Eéw: Tunrard JnoS: Tenney Win inson Wim: Toole TE. Taber Saath Won N&O S P; Tulli.on Robt, Thorpe Cet W e © H: Vaughn Col JC; Vanval- Jno. Vin ent FP Werrick Jesse H: Wile ‘paten Henry: Weod ¥ Henry E: Witiard GW: Wood Geo R 1 Oapt; Wheelock ¢ Weokomb CD: ¥ : mas Wm White W. Walker WA Go: Wes Wa:W Watson Wm: Wiliiims YP ite Mike; Walker 1, Whie bo Joseph; Wi tro: Wut JIowe Ww Woeetccs JE. Wilkinson Jf Wurae J\;¥ JuoS; William: Isaac; Jive M A; Yarwood MS; Young 1S; Young Geo P: Youug Edw th Ze EB rirenmocs.—J. J.B; Agent of the Peak chant: ABC M. ALEXAN DE soe inia News oat ight Inst the premises of Mr. Rote 1 the lower cud of Henrico © un vaded by five colored meu. Green trom bis bed, ted hum, Sem gutted the house, carring off every they could lay their hands on—tai vpom which the oid mtu eup during the eommis was chased off and fired 2 Were an al Stoneman yesterday pardoned 1 Wash egton Pietcber, seotenced in Panguirs county tw be banged for the murder of Er. +t Bion r Jobn-on, colored, “as talking to s: ence, at Canario t ore through Mr. Gieasou nd stuck bis nose rather too far throy tbe ings, when it was ssap; atand bites off by a dog in theenciosure. Prompt surgical alle ahion Was tendered avd a respectable jose mace by the anaplastic operation. Ail thie records of Backingbam connty. from the ume the first Court was beld im the cou: ui June, 1561, were destroyed by tue rece fire. ‘There have teen recently numerous sales of jaud, primoipa.ly to persons from the Norta, in the vicuaty of Fredericksburg A TeiascrraR MuRoRR Sensation —Oni Cf the most paintal and wngi transjared im Arkansas, Occurred recently at Mariaus, a village in Phillips county, 25 miles north-west of Helena. The actors in this bloody tingedy were all young men of good standing and excellent character, men of the very best siamp, brave, generous, and in the very heyday of youthful manbood. Wo: Mr. Tom Freeman was driving a wagon and team im the direction of Mariana, ‘was ac. ccsted by Mr. Tom Sisugbter of Mississippi, who, together with his cousin, Mr. Arthur Slaughter, was riding on borsebsck in the same girecuom.” A remark made by the first Mr. Slaughter was something to the effect that + wae d——d glad they could afford at lenst one white driver in Arkausas!” Mr. Freeman it is alleced, being ravber deaf, interrupted tn Temark as an jusult, gud bitterly cursed the young man. Upon the arrival of the wagon . Mariana, Tom Slaughter ordered Freeman io ismonnt drawing a pistol at the time, whch i is suppesed, was accid emtally dis- charged, woundmg Freeman in the leg. Immecistely upom this Freeman fired aud i! stan tly wlied Tom Slaughter, the ball passi ibrough bis body tm the region ofthe Beart. Arthur Siaaghier being present, leveled os pistol and fired upon Freeman, shootiug him throng the bead, not. Bowever, before Fie: man bad simultaneously fired mortally wounding Arthur Siavghinr, who died instant- ly. Thos inutes tbree brave youoz fellows Were sent tothelr jong account with. leman's evening sale YoRce a P ois, Mt batons, snd way faun. EVENING STAR. "Washington | News and Gossip. SECRETARY SewaRp left Washington yes- terdsy morning after a twenty years’ residene» in this city. X-POSTMASTER GuNeRAL RANDALL lets Washington yesterday for New York, bat will return here next week AMONG the vieitors at Genera) Sb: Headquarters this morning Sona Shurz, Fenton, and Governor Boutwell An's were ors Mr. Wasnnvrne. Mr. Cresswell, and Stewart arrived at the Woite House this mora Ing RLout eleven o’clocx, and immediately ceeded to the Executive office. Hoy. Jno. F Hartiey, As of the Treasury, is discharging the duties of retary, and the business of tbe Depactment ts being transacted 9s usual, tant Secretary Rrever Beicapiee Gexerat James W severely wounded 2 few since, im an engagement with tae s, is im the city, Thy DrerRicT BILLs passed hy the Senate to-day were the same bills passed by tant hydty at their last session but not acted upon by the House, THERe was no formal Cabinet mectirg held to day, bnt several of the Secretaries called upen the President between cleyen and tw-lye o'clo: k this morning. SrcReTaries Wasunurne, COrnesswert, STEWART AND ScHorigLy were in consuita- tion with the President for more than ai hour SECRETARY OF THE INTRRIOR Cox has nop yet reported at the Department, though it is expected be will do so ou Monday. The em Ployeee are ssid to be awaiting with some abxiety the action of the new administratioa, THE NAME Of the new Secretary of the Niyy Sarionsly spelt as © Boorer,” « Bobre , Bohrer” « Bohrie,” + Bointi 1“ Borie.” The Lat be be correct card. 47 closes the second week of «Humpty yo atthe National Theater, ava + bat upusnal iv our city, tae bor opening, bave steadil representation IN THE MAILS to the various Executive fh. ed Partmenuts this morving were letters addre: e new Cabin + but the officials on duty did not themselves authorized (0 open ihe same, te cite SRORETARY 70 Vier Pesstpent Conrax.— - W. D. Todd @ position ot F peaker Colfax for No arrorntxents of private sscratarie: for the President haye yet b made, butthe om. General Graut’s staff are ail at the White Honse discharging the duties cf seore- taries appotnte im the cat bore offices wil, ¥ or two. be n Uasiiton of Marylan be W Senators who has not becn FWAS tecetved bere several = sihee that Mr. Hamilton was iil aud eon. a tohis bed, butitis sappored be wili be re ina tew day We RtGnKeT To HEAR that Mr. Senator Ii ying quite ill at ber residence in y lus heped ber iline tai will not terminate re ertaiued, “HusTED Down” drew audi nee et s Opera H ast night, and wiilbe pertormed for the list time this eyo. fas “Oar American Cousin” will be trcuzht outon Monday by the Laura Keone company: ® REMEMEERED that John M° i Revenue, once i bis 3 tien, Which was nc di by the Inte Secretary. As soon Rinckly resigned agaia, bis purjo teing, aiteran interval of rest, to enter the p ce of Inw in this city, ie wine Binckly, Solicitor of Invers tende es Hon, COLUMBUS DgeLano, the new Com- is. sioner of Internal Revenue, will not relieve Mr. Roilius untit about the middle of uext Week, as be will be engaged for several days in setting up bis private # fairs preparatory to etter upon the discharge of his official dutic GENERALS Dent, Comstock, and Porte cently of General Grants Sta ain bene i, bave been ree 4 by Genezal Sherman upon bis staf, and they are aesigued to duty ace rding to Tue officers of General t present discharging the tes tothe President, but in Villans will be appoiuted to those ‘TBS AssisTANT SECRETARIES of the various Gepartments were summoned to the W Howse at noon to-day, the object being to ase cer’ain the exact condition of the public busi ess in the vartons departments and to ins rn thean wet to transact anything beyond routine busine Until the pew Secretaries enter upon the discharge of their duties. 17 18 STATED that the following is the Fouton siate for New York appointments:—For Col- lector, Chauncey M. Depew; for Sarveyor, «, W. Godard; for Navai Otlicer, N. B, Pond; tor United States Marshal, J. M. Thompson; tor United Svates District Attorney, M. A. Low; for Postmaster, William Stewart A strong effort is being made in other quarters Im behalf of Moses H. Grinnell for the New York Collector. ship, GENERAL SHERMAN was not at the Head- quarters of the Army thie morning, being co! fined to bis house by indisposition. General Dayton, of his staf, is here witn him, nad engaged at Army Headquarters. General Comsteck, Colonel Parker, and Colonel A, K. Leet, of Geveral Grant’s Iate staff, were at Headquarters a portion of the day, engag-:i in settling up the business of the office. TRE REMARK made by Mr. McClure to (e+ - Grant the other day, that if Mr. George H Stuart of Philadelphia were appointed ts a place im the Cabinet be would have toark he General to give him au iutroduction to «se lucky gentlemar, has generally been reza> iet Ss & somewhat extravagant figure of speech on the part of Mr. McO., to indicate that the pe» ple of Pennsylvania and Mr. S:uart knew very little of each other. But there was reas. n- able ground for it, if another story wiich Teacbes our ears be tru*,—and it comes so cirectly that we do mot fe: at liberty to doubt r Daring his iate visit here, so the story goes, it bappened that Mr. Stuart aud Mr. Gleant W. Schofield, one of the most active aud promi- went politicians of the Keystone State, were made acquainted by a mutual friend. Afler talking with bim fora few moments, Mr. Stuart confidently icquired whether the honorable gentleman was not from Hhio! Imagine sach et innocence of Pevnsylyanm men and things im & “coming man” from that State. Fancy, also, the feelings of the memper from the X1Xuh district! PostMasteR GENERAL CRESWELL will ‘ner upon the duties of his office this after. Doon. First Assistant Postmaster General Skinner bas charge of the department, tnoaga the business oceupying his attention is very ght. Not much activity will prevail till ater the reorganization under the mew Postmaster General, Ex-Sxcretary Brownt leave of the clerks im the Interior Department on whic occasion Commissioner the Pension Office, made few remarks bebail of the clerks, expressing their regret took formal ts at parting with the renriag Secretary, xud of their gratitude and est+m for the kindoess with whior he uniformly treated them dative his term of of fee. The replied Appropriate terms, ud then shaking hands with each one present jett the building, \ONE OF THE GENTLEMEN no Cabinet yesterday bad receiv tion frem General Grant cf bis mtention to m- Vite them to sea!s in lis Cabinet. Mr, Stewart nnd Mr. Cresswell were together on Murch 4th, oud had a lengthy conyerestion with Pres. ident Grant at toe Executive Mansion after the Inauguration, but both gentlemen were jenotant of any intention om the part of the President to invite them toseais in the Cabinet They also dined together yesterday at the Eo- bit’ House, and it was not un il after the pan- Heation cf the nommations that taey were aware of ihe fact of their names being included. ipatea for the any notifict. Ox8 oF PresivexT GRant's first acts was to issue an order yesterday restoring ( active eervice Brigadier and Breyvet Major General Benjamin W. Brice, Paymaster General, (who was retired recently by President Jouu-on,) and declaring that he will be considered as having been coutiunously on duty from fed. Tuary 22d, 1569, the date of such retirement, General Brice, it is stated. ws retired bec tase of his refusing to accede to x request of Presi. dent Johnson to appoints person to position who was endorsed by the President, and whose appointment was strongly urged by a lady, who seemed tu be considerably interested in having the application favorably considered. THE STATE DEVARTMENT.—At balf-pa:t }1 o'clock to-day, Secretary Washburne arrived at the State Department building in bis private unaccompanied by auy one, Passed direct to the offtce of the Secon nt Secretary. (Mr. Hunter,}in the se story, greeting the messengers and other « Ployees whom be met in halls with cheerful + good morning.” of about ten minutes with Mr. Hunter, the Sec. retary was visited by Judge Spaiding, of Uti, when himself and the Judge immediately he Department in the Secretary's es Nothing transpired with regard to the iner. View, end itis bigb dle that Bir. Wich- borne ly caited unee bis y Rot to officially emter upon the di ce til eday next in the meantime, Hunter is attendis rs ot the Dr bumber of visitors called. in- Kilpatrick aud others of + ienced some disappuint a ary. ad As. oud ae a g to eluding Gener all ef «bom ex at net gt Me. Epwarp Kenewaw, for the past (our years deorkeeper to the President, was reli dered to report for ior. erg ot sever doorkeeper ty Kershaw, aad enter were ris headau been appointec President, vice Mr. upon ine d: ms, dootkeeper t tthe Eeeontive Man-ion ed thi to General tuder Mr, Jobnsci nd ordered to report Commis si M uger at quarters for several y bas been appomted to by the transfer of ars pe Hi the vacaney car Adams. PpOlutees are court give eu Is MR. Stewart Eiicie.8 !—Wituin Ast tWenty-four hours the question bas d—it heyer Seems to have occurred to aay. body before—that Mr. Stewart is disquatiiied trem belding the porition of Secretary of the Tressury unless he gives up bis busin: The act of September 2d, 17-9, entitied san ac establish the Treasury Department, Viding for the appointment ot See: troller, Auditor, Treasurer. sistant Secretary, says That no person appointed to any he gist office in- stituled by this act shail directly or indivestly be conceined or interested in carrying on ‘1 boriners of tr hor cor erce, oF be owner in Whole oF in part Of any sea vessel. or purcliuse by bimrel! or gnother in trust for aim ublic land or cther public property, © med in ‘be purchase or disposal wblic securities Of avy State or of the | States, or tuke or apply to bis own use any emoloment or gain tor nego iting or trans: ing apy busivees tu the ssid Departiaent user than What shall be allowed by law, and if any person shall offend sgainst’ voy of the probibitions of this act ke shall be deemed guilty of @ bigh misdemeanor aud ior. feit to the Utated States the penalty of usec thonsand dollars, and shall upon cony d forever there: capable of boiding any office under the t Stes, Proviaed, That if any othor person ‘han & public prosecutor shail information ot any such oftence, ups prose. con Vic te ich 2 n shail pe,bad, one-hatt the wt A penalty of three thousand dollars when recovered shall be for the use of the per-on giving such information. The provision of tbe act prohibiting sich officers from purchasing or disposing of any State or United States securities bas been re. penled. , Aside from this Mr. Stewart cannot give ap bis businees immediately, it being 80 exten-ive that a purchaser cannot well be found. Be=ides his two immense establishments in New York be has a large wholesale housein Philadelphia and another in Boston Healso has immense estublishments in Manchester, England; (! cow, otiand; Paris and Berlin, where Euro; ean goods are stored preparatory to ship. ment to New York. He bas another bonse at Lyone for silk and velvet goods exclusively; hence it will be seen that an immense amouut of capital is required to purchase bis business. ‘The law may be modified by UVongrese, or Mr. Stewart may conclude to give up his busi- ness to take the position, bat some of his friends this morning expressed a doubt if he will, P.S.—By our Senate report it will be seen that President Grant bas senta communi tion to the Senate asking that the ineligibility of Mr. Stewart be removed by act of Congress. NoMINATIONS CoNFIRMED.—The Senate on Thursday confirmed the following nom va. tions: James N, Maras, Ooilector of Uns:o:ns Jor Philadelphia; Arthor D. Progen Collect. orof Internal Revenue, for Sixta Distrret of Peppsylvania; Uonverse W. ©. Row-il, Upited Stares Attorney, for Arizona; Horatio Fox, United States Consul, at Trinidad; Alex. ander R. Banke, Agent forthe Indians a: the ‘Upper Arkansas OA W. Wilkin. sop, Agent for the Winneba; SON the Missour: River: Clara W. Drake, Postma ver St Westfirid, N. ¥.; Archibald M. Greea, € 11. Jee! of Internal Revenu? for the Twen y. fourth New York Distric; John E. Detri i, Coltector of Internal Revenue for the Tweitth Mlinois Distreit; Jobo P. O'Neil, United Staves Attorney tor the Eastera District of Pennsy!- Vania: Frederick A. Dockray, United S'a'es Attorney for the Southern District ot Fiorida; Thomas L. Tallock, master in the Navy: Commodore Powell, to be Rear Admiral. A mber of army brevets were also confirmed, 87-A western medical firm, whosa method of cure is «the laying on of hands,” has lavely Zz flned for practising medicine contrary ro We income to defray the expense. of the war agaiuet the eu gents eprral Dal, ctber batiation of volantoers for act Two bandred pounds of powder pund tecTeted ina house wm this city. eiuegos papers state (het there is plenty of wonde ruDbing into t enor from that ce. Tutormation from Puerto, Primcipes * that the tneurgent« General (aeeado bad deed Wilk (be smaul-pox. ImrorTant MiLiTary Uapgr.—The follow- ing order bas just been promulgated from Gen. Sherman's headquarters: Neadquarters of the Army, Adjutant Genera.’ Ofte, Washington, March 5, \£69.—General Orcers No. i0.—The President of the United. | Stares directs that the following orders be car- | | } FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, This Afternoon’s Proceedi ES. —___ SaTuRDay, March 6. S2NATE—Mr. Uameron of the Joint Co: mittee sppointea to wait on the Presi te: reported that they had performed that « aud been informed by the P: lae Tied into ¢xe2u‘‘on as Foon as practicable ~_ 1. The Department of the South will becom. manded by Brigadier aod Breyst Mayor Gen- A. H. Terry. Ma y. siden! tbat he tad Lotbipg to communicate to Congress at precees EUROPEAN NEWS BY CABLE. Lonnon, March 6. O less (han ten mouster General G. Meade is assigoed to é vt orice > - Several memonais and peations of no ym. PtOnS were presented to Queen Vu edna Sud will wabster his hendowsres te pa: {og gn ee Of Ponies pisces, Pern Or ne Smanes d-ipbia, Koamerisauie: He whit tars over b i rights in the Dietrict of Common ao Manxin, March 6.— The subject of the Gove y im the py Spantsh t com odection of salt nies DAS been piltee Of the Wome is present considerauen, bar Vickers objected. Ma. Grnmes mtroduced a vill to reorganiz the Navy Department. Mr. eral T. H. Ruger, ©. 3 signed lo duty according to his brevet Grneral while in the exercise of this comm yng. : ze > iow oy ane Mr. Csmeron introduced a bill supplemen ‘amin. March 6.—Mr. Ban. te Amer. tocemmard the Departiventot foviciasacaed | {23 49 tbe net auiborising alnteral branch ci ict M ral tee Comagariiies or will (urn over the command of the Departinect | (Baltimore and Potomac railroad to eater t senaths sone peeeene ot ihe Missouri temporarily to the next sec tes cy ot Washington, which was Very pleasans sparc. said: officer. tone, Latlerson, of N. H.. tatroduced a tillto SXi, 3) pute has ever a &- 4. Major General W. S. laaucocts is assigned | “rftue and ameid the act forthe panishaea: |. \°o™nule has ever a Vinee to command the Department of Dacotab. of crimes against the United States Intione wtween the se Brigadter and Brevet Mayor General | | Alto, bill to repeat the eighth section of the guaran = 3 Canby is assigned to command the First | 80.10 ¢#t&blish the Treasury Depart nent bs — ry District, and will proceed to his pos: | MT. Sherman arked jo: 1% iumedisie com- gy ang LEATH OF 4 Reyeciee ey Bieeet Minor emeral | bey Samer (Sbeght tha biltecge Wiengn | aevibene: Ries The 6. reyvet Major General A. ©. Gillem, | t* bands of a committee, and expressed tis (il! N Coubls as to the propriety of repealing the sec- tion in questic Mr. Harlan troduced a bill to probibit the toaking of any more trenté Indiaa crides, oF Ibe further payment of any mouie Also, bill to amend and cousgliante the va. tious bills relative to & Metropolitan Poluc in Colonel 2th Infantry, will turn over the com- mand cf the Fourta Military District to the hext senior officer and joan bis regiment. Brevet Major General J.J. Reynolds, Colonel 26th iniantry. is assigued to cemmmaad the Fitth Miltary Dustrict, according to bis brevet of Major General. isst0m a, fell dead abo morBing im this city, more street v snow storm suddenly set in, an Gilietie sought reinge in Wilson's Hote ptering be tock wp the city directory aud “ = ,. | the city of Washington. ed TUTMing the leaves. ana dromped Colonel Be Covers ie tiaeaed aooenatyg | | Bs. Bprecer intepteced a blll te improveana He Sn en Geet co the Mev. We. Leakias the Department of Washing'on, according to | “8878 the harbor of Mobile. oa deeeeiehentoere bis brevet of Major General. Mr. Thayer moved to take up the concurreat . . by comisaad ef tan tarcerd obs haces. Tesclution to provice for the appointment ot a THE POREIGN PRESS THE INAc- 5 E. D. Townsenp, A. A. G. Jomt Stancing Committee to coi GURAL ADDRESS, - D. + A AG. | tere ielative to the judiciary, Lompes. March 5.—Eaglish and Freecom ierena, Montana TeRRITORY.—The Com | *4rt¢ 10 JoUrMals ocr UNAMIMoRS in their eulogies over The Chair laid before the Senate a commani- estiou from ihe President to the effect raat ince the pomination and confirmation of A T. Stewart as Secretary of the Treasdry, the President bas discovered that oy the Sh se tion of the act to create the Treasury Depart- Ment Mr.Stewart was inelizible te the office,nnd the ineligibility ot Mr. Stewart be re- moved by join: resolution of Congress. Mr. Sherman then tnireduced a bill io repeal the Sth section of ie act aforesaid, but provid- Mg thot the Secretary shail act iu mo case ia Which be ss personally interested. Mr. Sherman asked for (he present comsidera- tion of the bill vmuer objected. H. ter ought to reerive the m: found consideration. Mr, Drake cniled up bis resolution to amend j ibe rules so as to provide that Indian trexties may be cousidered tn open session, upom «hich there was considerable discussion. Mr. Stewart doubled very mach whether we should make any more indian treaties, except With the more civilized tribes; but he was im favor of an open discussion of ‘all taese quss- Hons. so #s to throw more ligut upon them. The rr-ojution was udoptes. Present Grant's People of the United Telating to foreign al Adress to Toat thom of it licv, which the President ie ifue Course. is Tegaraed nuch satisfaction as indicling a deere toward (he iaintaiing of peace. REPORTED DE missioner ot ibe General Land Cifice bas re- cenuy ordered by telegraph the entry of the town-site of “Helena,” Montano Territor} ering an area of 307 acres of the public land The entry will be mage by the Probate Judge of Lewis and Clarke counties, tor the beneilt of the ogenpants, nader the town-site a-* of March 2, 187. The town of Helena row contains a population of eight thou. sand, and transacts busmess annually ¢ AMUN of $16,060,000, and including operat. in gold, the emount of business is S2o4u perapnom ‘lwo thousand buildings, inetd. ing churches. banks, and private dwellings, Valued at 3°,0U0, have been pisced upon this town ¢| TH OF THE Pore, Ti published um < of to-day ANGoNNCeS [be doath 3 IX. Tae statement is generally GIVES SATISHACTION, Barrinore, March 4.—The appowimeet of the dion. J. A. J. Creswell as Postmaster eral meets the shi universal approbas tion of bis party in Maryland. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. thought this mat. caretul aud p +20e- A ROMANCE WITH A PAIN IN woa Mappy Fomily was Ph Grief by a Letter. [New York Correspondence Auburn News } A rthing instance of the freake in whick “ottrageous forune” sometimes revels his recertly token piace in the tamily of a quou- dum magpie of Wail street, mow retired aud During the week, ending to-day, there i ber ed nt Treasury Depariment from the Priuting Mivision, $159,000 in Frace tion’ Currency. The amount shipped daring the same pe- Tod was a= tollows: To Natonat Baake and Lying m quiet elegance im the lower vieiuity The icsciution of Mr. Sawser, for a jomt Assistant Upited Sates of Central Park, ‘The gentieman, whose name | Commitiee to consider and report wpon all ap 0. “mought be Jones, but isn’t, returned | rep ticoos os the removai of political disabil- The amount of seouritves beld by the Treas. seme years Sines, with his family, fr tues, Was taken op, . . st for Natio faeoper Mr. Sawyerexplained that bis object in of. BT*t Ct the Um ae ee See bringing a young French = B ay. Were as follows to the young babe" At For Sette, tew mont fering the Pesolution was to secure tformuty ip the scteen Of the two Houres. = : oneys, € cn seme Uniyial pretext, and. anothe: - Messrs. Fessenden, Pomeroy, and others did aoentak am substituted, Suselte was quite forgoctea, | Bet favor the resolution. | tmoved sn fashionabie cit. Mr. Trumbull tought there should be a three sons and { whom w t years rolled on, rhe ABS girl of twelve aching & by school on the Hud- © oldest d: nd two of the suas ried bappily, anc nothing in the ser-ne Pl Orperity of the household even terer of their imgs of 1 taken 3 Was baposstbie for the y Comuutice to eXauune ali these ap. Pliestious Which were crowdiug on them Mr. Stewart said there were 4.000 applica. * before the Comm Mr. Trumboll.—And hp Mr. Ferry advocate our cirevlanon w Theameent of Fra | ANG destroyed dure uw ais ok gupers. nat Oarrency week wa i bindly prom wiety t0 the Repul le beheved st and with ber ta bill Woald Teceive the sanc tion of both Houses, if those who were for he temily B humbie vitow woman supportmg a fasgey | TY member five chi dren She bad for many yeu j brem intrusted with the tamily washing, wo. oh Urvally p bet by one of th > ul airbiul inundres-, any litte we + j - whose gepti- + Jo ee. Psecution ef Four Ce 4 Scem the Gatlew Five Twenties, Jan. & July, 6.0124 ternoon of Mouday, Murch >), 1 Ter Forties... r Brave, used as an oyster punay veral y " } Five Tw © poor wide: Clared she woul A few weeks sic ber” fever bearing the posium the Wiers of the URerapeake, with everytuiog r ¢ town in the south of Fr . Alright, atleast to all appenrauces. Tue v > on anne Xeluminous enclosures, braring official e sel Was in command of Capt. Ben). F. Jonn-on. 4 estar all in French. A tainily council was con v. : whe wens ball owns Of ber Rioviin Somes Gola. AWE to deciy was T the conte nd many ae: bangied in the merry circle about the ce tabl?, as each contributed of Vaitlen French Was & White man, as was also Heury € bis mate, but iv W Was compoted of colored men, Wiliam Wileo, William Weits Fronk Rounds. aud George Bailey, The ve se! their knowle ig m a loose chirogra wrnitttve, The peeauiue of 80 formidsilt | Hailed from Cuetleld, Maryland, and at tne “inissive. The youngrst daughter, quite tr ume mention-d was engaged in dredgi md; do, coupons, o: in ber studies, sremed to make more progt-<s, | oyeters. As elicited on the trial, fully core w, ol bad? Nort and ‘he mysterious documents, first pass rated by the confessions of two of te do. new, 5~ bid, fired to hond, were flnally ailowes co | gemued, while thus employed the whole of the oqraunss me fore ber. the rest of thy up laughise- | four ren ‘led Captain Joboson whilst im itimeres Markets, Te-day. ly criticizing her broken ac Sas she read | bis cabin, aud afier mutilating bim in the Bavtixoar, March 6.—Gotton firm and wiy on, She hesiated—was met by ane “ir aiet Most horrible manner, threw the body ov-r- Flour Quit and mnctanged. olley of budinage, which was strane-t board. They then turmred their attention to | Debanged from potten amg quate. checxed as the young girl strained her+.¢s | Gaunon, the mate, who wae on deck ac Tk quiet at S33. B O Gpon bee ae baber pressed her yewe'i-d | the time of the murder of the captain be- Land upon ber wemp. urbed asby pus low, and quickly disposed of him, bat wita- | uttered ope scream, ard fell back into fier oUt the use of deadly Weapons, as when the body was found there were no marks of vio- Jence upou it. As soon as the two white men | taiber’s arms in a swoou! It was a feartul Wall Street To-day. wight with that stricken BGsehoid as th New Yorx. March 6 —S‘ock market }* weak tesstorm. A physician | bad been Put out of ihe way, the coudemoed SBC ULsettied. Money study at 7 per cont. called th, seeking for & cause st tae | men proce: ing open Gold, 32%. 5-2's, 154. come sangre at o*, Was shown the scattered ms. sives leit upon the parlor floor Bn Nuent scholar be could read them readily. there, tu the dead hour of night, the Moa: Winds without and the decaying fire in Frate forming a wierd seve, ibe blow fell up the siready affrighted housebola! No wor ter everything that conid have been med as a receptacle for mouey or other yaluahies. Taey succeeded in ficaing over live hundred dotia.s im money fud x quantity of clothing. Tney then hoisted saii and ren the vessel ashore tn | Cage's Straits, aud tock to the woods and sep- | g1hiN Fines, eX-coupon, . Eset Sixes, eX-COMPOR, 6 arated. ‘They were snbsequently parsurd, ket 8 dnt and the poor girl bac teew stieken down in 1 arrested, tried. condemned, and sentenced, and Cora mara: is ing her ¢ that she was no chil yesterday Ted the extreme penalty of the heirs, but of a poor pic pad chien ie aD jaw at Pr: Aune, Somerset coun'y, Mid. | tn of the Gearb-ded statement of Suse: en bad, ce t arnt » been con. | " s which the letter contained, duly authenticates cmap attended by Msn o tne Raltimere Contereace of the Methocist Wag that in toking ber infant charge tor Bominations, and tully confessed the crime, } Episcopal Charch south. siring, she cath At 1p. m. the four prisoners, in their shro: Trey Dayv.—The ence was op ned the jamily iaundress, w: were brought on the scaffold by Sterit’ M Wilh the wsnal exercises iu Hultimore yo ser= some Sge with ‘bat of Mr. Joues. Th: in the presence of about 5,000 spectators, T as Teport of the p sting ho at Woman begged ber tostay and mind the Were very solemn, save Buley, who appeared + read. giving the iutor pod rn while she took bome some w emilivg. Their ministers, Mesers. Healion an 4 Sores was, during lat While im the house with the two Croll, sung a hymen, © S15.406, ane oe aoe fant, one of them putled a very lot | joined. Rev. A.0. Healton thea red payie taeen arch upon it burming it badty; sae | 2h ipiure aad offered an Sation of She Meare of restee applied such remedies as she could seize up yer, in which they jomed with doiph College re 3 Arpov’ i ber fright inneied the injury mus: be he. The ptisouers thea ail in t an agent for «aid college ja the Bultuimare ¢ fata}. | Tt was the infautim her charge. ‘Tuts | addreseed the crowd, confessing their gud. | STRCO. 10 secure it practicntle #20 m to wands phe bad wart thought of nt the first moment. as | and warving thei: hearers no" tolnitare tece | i enco% nd givens the Balumore Orme there was a markable resemblance between Overcome with fear, the Devil tot (to use ber own langunge ),+ihat the other b would do Mrs. Jones just us well” ference ten iu their conduct. They also thanked those ng al scholarships in #aid cul- had by ud and referred. Tot the day was then called, y es Tel to % Sart acme | Preachers’ Aidand Fund Societies of the i more Couternce, M. E. Church, and the Cou. ference was addressed in favor Of prosecu ing said suithy Kev. David Thomasaud W. G. VFegieston. and against # ion by Re m. eho ame was George © Bry. | an, The rope and black caps were then adj The sher:tf book bauds with them, aod for & few Feconds they were left, and the drop feil Precively at forty minutes past oue o'clock. Keonnds. Wells and Batley died almost iastac + ¥ The slowing was quickly changed. The poor women was encumbered with a sick and sui -:- jug intant util its recovery which fact probs ably aided the decepuon. Mrs. Jones was quite ill atthe time, snd a wet murse was en. Jy. Dut Wilson struggled aud groaged fearfully, prosect gaged for that very day: so Sasette suv. id getupg his hands and free. while yt | Dt. Regieter, Revs. Mr. Kepler, J. i. Arme Cessfully screened her diabolical ‘act, but Banging by the mech, can he ioebd ox roman. | *trong, Alpheus Wilson and J. L'Gitner: suil fearmg a denovement, sought th: first fon to get away to her own laud. Unable, after a lapse of years, to die in pee, she mace a full confession. The family seek 10 keep the affair very quiet. A indy to waon the physician was quite devoted mentioned the facts re secresy had been enjoined, The fos- ter child of the poor widow wiil be reinstated A resolution oflered by Kev. E. Basey aud S. Logers, and amended by Dr. Register, while MSinisiving the unshakew conviction tat lo- FSily and morally the right tos sbare ta said } funds existed, sben cf his own rope, and drawing bims»'f Dp. got om the scaffold again. The jailer a. cended, tightened the noose again, and pushed the wretched man off, jerking the rope vio lently as be fell. ‘Tbe culprit covtinued to Jtrugele for five minutes, some of the crowd Felling “thas right, yon ought to suffer.” be execution occupied be matter, forty-five minut-s, | the jomt board of fini in ber tull igbts, and be «made a lady,” sare | Towards the last four or Sve thousand epecta. subscripuions enough: the widow's entire family are a: ly | tore were present. i, ey provided for, and the poignant surrow of ‘he ‘The firet q girl reared in luxury will be assauged ina | Rarvsrican COmvENTION I” GEoruta.— | WSS then called, great degree by retaming her position of 2 A Republican State Convention met at Atiauia, | CD*iT, aud Prancis H: pre ar = — indeed, 1s ofttimes Atranger yesterday. Beujamin Couley, - J cuiol was ‘setting forth the failure to comply with construction acts im the oreunization ‘THE NEw MaTERials vor Sraixe Wear are rich ard costly, while the models for waik- ing suits, for diuuer costume, or for eveving toilette, are as complicated as ever. The terials which will be most worn are ebene, gaze de svie—silk gauze,—the finest eTenadines, goat’s hair, or poile du chevre, satintern and pongts, Si in slid colo-s, or fancy silks, with narrow stripes in rich col.irs, will be in vogue. Bismark brown and Meter. nich green, with various other tavorite colors pave bad their day. a bave m their Stripes will i ————— #7 The “Pick Quick Club,” is the nameof eating club at Yae college.” = @7 The Ccban belles in New Orleans ap- pear with their fingers sheathed im diamonds, &F- One-third of the 60,000 womeu and giris who bave toearn their own living in New York do not average over $5 a week. @7 Keno is at las! probibited in New Urieaus.