Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1869, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED BAILY, Sanday Excepte-. } } the Sar Buliding, & W. Corner Penzsvivania Av and lth Stree: nY Tar BVENING STAR NEWSPAPER O8MPANT. Tae STAR ws served by the vere sapacripers in te City and Distr STS PEE WEEK. Copies at the couuter. with without wrappers, Two Onere each Pee wor MaILiNe:—Three months, Vue ilar and Pitty Conte; ix mouths. Thrae Do inrs, one seer, Five Dolinrs No papers # seat from the offlee longer than paid for. published on Friday « taeu | at Tey | ' C The WEEKLY STA Bm Ticg—One Poliar and a Haifa Yoar v= XXXiIil | _Howm axp Otem vom Worxrne Bors. There ts but ome institution of t kie@ to London, and ite is the provision of , Beard, lodging and clothes to orphan and | homeless boys. who are at sul Weevs oo Warehouses ana shop: The house {18 Morker street, Soho, and i= known a= St A! crew's Home snd Oimd for Working Boys. Dove living im the Home are reqarred to @. 2 from four to five shillings @ week, ug Ww their entane~ Boys residing beir parents or friends ar» adgustted to >. which is held every eveniog for in- 4 and amusement ATION To Vinersta —Tt appears from ond Whig of Monday, chat several 8 wall arrive Werk, to settle @ ies below Rach: A large tofies of Enghsbmen will arrive at Norfolk in April, scements Bave bece made for an ex. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 24, 1969. N°. 5,004. MANHOOD. In the tourg acd tising generation. the vege! a- Te ot life are atrong. but im afew yrarshua silted bus. the inck-Instre eve, and ema and the impossittitty of application ful influence. It ‘vor that some de ischecking the development of y Beumptivn is talked of, and perhap th f# removed from school and sent inte coun This is one of the + rs: movemen: ved from ordinary diversions of the ever. changing scenes of the city, th» pewers of he budy © ast to heslthinl and | xercises, thoughts are turned tuwards upon Tf the patient be a female, the approach of the ts lvoked for witl as the first min which Notu to show ber saving | the circulation and visiting the ‘com of health. Alas! increase of appetite bas grown by what it fed on; the energies | the system are prostrated.a d the ole econo. anged The beanti: and wonderfal pe- | which body and mind undergo go fascinating | change from child to woman, ts looked for in | vain, the parent's heart Bleeds in anxiety, and | ancies the grave but waicing for its victim. ! HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, | For Weakness arising from Excesses or Ba: discretion. at! h the following ay ludisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss | of Memory, Dificnity of Breathing, General Weak- ness, Horror cf Disease, Weak Nerves. Trembling Preadfal Herror of Death, Night Sweats, Colu Feet, Wakefalners, Dimness of Vision, Lauguor, Universal Lassitade of the Musc alar System, Often Enormous Appetite with Pyspeptic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing of ths Body, Dryness of the Skin, Pellid Ocustenance and Eruptions on the Face. Pain 'n the Beck, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Fre quently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes. with Temporary Sufasion and Loss of Sight, Want of Attention, Grest Mobility. Restless, with Horror of Society. Nothing is more desirable to such patients than Solitade, and nothi; read, for Fear of Themeeives, ity. and Bpileptic Fits, 1 the patient may expire. During the superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the Bloomingdale Asylum, thie sed result occurred to two patients; reason had for a time left them, and beth died of epilepsy. They were of both sexes, and about twenty years of age Who cam say that these excesses are not fre- quently followed by those direful diseases, Insan ity and Copsumption? The records of the Insane Asylams.snd the melancholy deaths by Consamp- tion. bear ample witness to the trath of these as sertions. In Lunatic asylams the most mela: choly exhibition appears. he co tually sodden aud quite destitate— Grief ever visite it. Should a sou: occtr, it is rarely articuiate. “With woful meas an Despair Low sullen scunds their grief begutled * While we regret the existence of the above dis- asc and symptoms we are prepared to offer an wabie gilt of chemisiry for the removal of the auevees: HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRA. TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,. ‘There is ne other Tonic like ft. It isan anchor of hope te the surgeon and pati: nt, and this is the testimony of all who bave used or prescribed it. Bold by Droggists and Healers every wuere. PREPARED aT H. T. HELMEOLD's, DKUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 594 BROADWAY, BEW YURK. nee is ac- Mirth or of the voice RECOMMENDATIONS, A Case of Twenty Years’ Standing. Puitabe.rnta, Penn , June %, 1341. B.T. Eermnory, brugeist Dean Sik twenty years adder aud ki nev affccti as, 1D tical eparation: at of tue Trost eminent physicians, experieuciug bat Lit:le Having seen yout preparations extensively ad- vertived: l consulted ty family poyeician Iuregacd Extrect Bu <9 %Gid thle because 1 had used all kinds of adver aod ase l had tised remedies, and had found them worthless injurious: in fact I despaired ot collet oie examination o| with the iat. I conelnded to merced to use it about eight months ime I was confined to my reom. From the first bottlc I was astonts! fied at the Beueficiad effect, and weeks was able to walk out. I fei writing to you « fal at of my time, but theught my improvement ra sen Pr Would cilects pertectcure knowing that it woul! beof greater value to you aud more sstie- factory to me. I am new able to report that a cure is effected aftr osipgs the remedy for five moaths. Tbe for turee months, and T ever tia. ‘ator of the sys it whenever vc- affections M. McCOBMICK. Kuox, Judge Philadelphia, J} S Black, Judge Puilade.phia D. B Porter, ex Governor of Ponusylea Judge. Phiiatei phi Judge Vaited States Ooort ward Jadce. Plilatviphia WA Porter, uity solicitor, Philad-Iphia Jobn Bigler. ex-Govergor «f Ushiiorn B& Banks, Auditor Geuersl, Washing’ a And many others, if nec:asary. A Case of Laflammation of Kidneys, and Gravel. [From Morgan, Feazel & Co., Glasgow, Missouri } February 5, 1363. T Hetmpo.o bis About two years ago I was troubled G ‘Leth inflammation of the hidmeys, and gravel, enses of the bid: os éo a a calm for it. 1 }0U desire to do 80. Yours, respectfully, BDWIN M. FEAZEL. e = Fer farther information sce Journal of Phar- macy. a Keyser's Letter, Dispensatory United States, Prof. Dewees’ valuable works on the Practice of Tr waste his tie as cninbedbcd De. Phpdick: Philedelpata. s pl 7 Remarks made by Dr. Ephraim J sie Eirias Mie tans § a ee eiene ol che King and Queen's Journal. published by Ben- ams Ge SRES Pelion cf Boyal Usltege ot Sar. "ped most of thelate Standard Works on Medi- BELMBOLD'’S EXTRACT BUCHO, ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 18 YEARS, Prepared by H. 7. HELMBOLD, Draggist, $94 BROAWAY, NBW YORE, axD 106 80UTH TENTH ST, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Paict—$1.% per bottle, or six bottles for 96.50, Goltvered to aay address. Bold by Druggiste every- EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL Revenve.—The receipts to-day from this source were $241,(49.90. Mayor Bows was at the Capitol some time Sy, attending to eity interests. S=saToR Mattusw, H. CAkPSNTER, of Wisconsin, who made a brilliant debut the other day, studied law with Rofas Cooate. Heisa native of Vermont. Tre Senate in Executive session yesterday confirmed only one nomination, that of Charles B Barrett, as Internal Revenue Assesor for the fourth district of Pennsylvania, AN ADJOURNMENT was moved of acise in a New York Court on Monday, on the ground | that one of the witnesses was “busily engaged en Office-seeker in Washington. WORKMEN were engaged, yesterday, measur- ing the east. blue, red, and greem rooms of the White House for new carpets, which will be laid in @ short time. - It 18 UNDERSTOOD that J. W. Babsom,of Maine, an accomplished and efficient clerk in the Pension Burean, will be appointed by Gov. Cox as Chief Clerk, in the place of Dr. Lanck, ceceased. BY DIRECTION of the Secretary of the Navy Lieutenant Commander W. R. Bridgman has been detached from the United States ship Conteocook, and Master John ©. Monong has been ordered to that vessel. Sgxork T.M. Lemos, the Minister from the Provisional Government lately organized in Cuba, together with Domingo L. Rinez and T. Valiente, of Cuba, are at the Ebbitt House; also, M. J. Munoz y Castro, Minister from Venezuela. PrBsonal.—Marsnall O. Roberts, of New York, Hon. George H. Stuart, of Philadelphia, Hon. D. Dudley Field, of New York, Hon. Gatasba A. Grow, of Pennsylvania, and Gen Jobn E. Malford, of Richmond, are at Wil- lards. Mr HaMI-tom, Senator-elect from Mary- land, is m this city. Jt is stated that when he comes forward to qualify, he will Be objected to by Mr. Drake of Missouri, on the ground that he wasan active sympathizer with the rebellion. A® Associated Press dispatch from St. Louis last night says that twenty o: Brigham Young's wives arrived at Council Biuffs, Iowa, yester. dey, on a visit to frends in that city and Omabs, and will continue their journey to Washington. CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT ON THE Texcre-or-Orrick Law.—The Senate Judi- ciary Committee had a two hours’ interview ‘wth the President last night in discussion of the tepursof-office act. After a tree inter- ciapge of views, an agreement was had upou @ disposition of the vexed question. Certain Modifications of the law will be recommended by the committee. GEN. Scuorrgtp’s personal effects were shipped this morning, via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, for Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, at which point the Geveral has been assigned to command. Atthe same time, Col. Wherry and Major Rathbone, of Gen. Schofleld’s staff, leit this elty for that station. Mrs. Gen. Scho- field is still in Washington, and will temata; here tll matters are arrarged at hernew home. cL. ©. C. CAMPBELL has been appointed clerk of the House Committee on the Disttict et Columbia. Col.Campbell will ba remem bered for his gallant record im the late war, having gone im as a Lientenant in the ist Lit. nois Light Artillery, and rising to a Colonelcy through bis bravery and efficiency. clerk of the House Committee on Roads and Canals im the Iast Congress. IT SEEMS more than likely that & yote wil) be reached to-day in the Senate on the tenure-of- office bill, a there appears to be no great dispo- sition to prolong the debate. The galiery- guessers figure out a vote of ayes 35, noes 22, on the bill reported by the Judiciary Commit. tee. Senator Morton and some others, who opposed the Committee report in caucus tais morning, Will not, it is understood, vote for the bill, but, at the same time, will not oppose it. Mx. PATTERSON presented in the Senate this morning a petition signed by H. D. Uooke, U. F. Peck, and Chas. H. Cragin, a Vommitter of the Georgetown Councils, asking the passage of @ law authorizing the Corporation to subscribe AnAmount not exceeding $300,000, for the pur- pose of increasing the railroad facilities ‘to that ci.y. and to levy a special tax of 50 cents upon every hundred dollars of property to pay. the same. Referred to the District Committee. IT 18 SETTLED that General Ei Parker, late of General Grant's staf, is to be the new Com- missioner of Indian Affairs. No better appoiat- ment could be made. General Parker is a well educated lawyer, has superior seientific atiainments, and 1s a thorough engineer. Above sil, bis unquesuoned integrity fits him for this responsible and trying position. (deneral Grant will doubtless, like all falliple mortals, make many mistakes in bis @ppointments, butGeneral Psrker as Indian Commissioner will certainly be the right man in the right place. ‘TRE TENURB-OF-OF#iCK BILL.—A cauces of Republican members of the Senate wae lield this morning relative to the repeal of tae Fen-, ure of-office bill. Mr. Trumbull, enajfman ot, the Judiciary Committee, submitted the caucus the following bill, which was upon, and, as will be by our Cotigressional’ Teport.was afterwards submitted to the Semute: Sunke out all afer the enacting clause and insert the following: ' " ‘That the first and second sections of an act entitied “An act regulating Lhe tenareof ceftain cival offices,” passed March 2, 1867, be, aud the same are bereby, repealed; and in lieu of said Tepealed sections the following are Bees ted: —That every person holdi vi Sitice to which be bas been or hereafter may be appointed by and with the advice and coasent ‘of the Senate, and who shail have become auly qualified to act ie eee oe office di term ich such ooo a by and with the adviee and consentof the Sen- sie, or by the appointment, with the like advice and concent, of @ successor in his place, except Tein otherwise provided. gees 2. And be it further enacted That daring any recess of the Senate the President is herepy empowrred ‘ia bis discretion to sus; any civil officer appointed by and with advice and consent of the Sennie, exeopt Judges of the United States Courts until the end of the next seevion of the Senate and to deaiguale some sutrable person subject to be removed in his cretion by the designation of avotner to per- m the duties of such suspended officer in the meantime, and such person so designated shali take the oaths and give the bonds required by law, tobe taken and given by the suspent- orms bis duties, be enutled tothe salary Sad emoluments of such office, no part of which oo suspended ident, with: aud it shail be the auty of the Presi ng pom it for any office ihe pot to be filled,) over their road, ana this would FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS. This Afterneon’s Proceedings, Wepwespay, March 24. SEvATR—Mr. Conkling rose toa privileged question, and asked for the reading of a par2- €iiph trom the Washington Cironicie of yes- tetday, purporting to give An account of the caucus of Kepublican Seaators held on Mon- A DELEGATION of Quakers from Philadel, phis, consisting of Judge Stronz, Wm. Welch, Eb K. Price, Samuel Shipley, John R. Hiles and George H. Staarty which reached here yes- terday morning for the purpose ot consulting With the President, Secretary of the laterior and House and Senate Committees On latian Affairs as to the best means of Christianizing and civilizing the Indinn tribes, and bettering their condition generally, obtained an inter- orgs Moen are alco prospecting for eet S7-The Trustees of Uuion Collage N Y., tue vited General MeVellan to the ~ Pres. dency of that institution, and a committes waited on the Geeral, who declined the offer, mainiy on the eronad that be was for some years to come pledged to other business enter- Prises of te bigbest importance, from which he could uot cousisiently disengage himself. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. day terfered with the Dil. Tt was the da %. Leng pt wv —- This Afterneon’s Dispatches, —_.—__ INTERESTI P. Tights and the hves of the traveling public, and he appealed to the House not to allow life to beendangered by the passage of this bill He conterded that it to coustrnet this rod al NEWS rrRouw ACIFIC Coast. — Sa™ Fraxcisco, March 2 —Onaries A. ©. Dusen bery, appointed Consul tor tie North German ration for Caiiforaia, bas en. could build their road so as to cros« the Baltimore and Ohio Ted upon the discharge of the aut . — Ma = slit: ths reads hada. bak the day lust on the Teaur:-of- Office biil, in whieh } Toad above or below its grade, and thus eusare | position, - Mites Of Ris | G7-Fifty--1x English towne are to petition wiew with the President to-day: buy the eon- | TY. repeceeited iat the oneeas wal colton: entotes Oregon papers report smoke issuing from P&Fliament for female suffrage. ference was sttictly of a private natare, and | the justanee of Mr Uonkliag, who. it wee ra, = Mr. Cook (Iil.) opposed the amendment, sta'ipe that Re did not see the danger to apprehended by the genueman from Ma: Mounts Hood, Jefferson and the Three S. Sud apprehend earibquakes in conse. The Overman Mining Company hav: S7 Lexington, Kentucky, bas & ladies Se, Velocipede club what took place his not transpired. They were accompanied to this city by Mr. E.S. ported, said that he shoald not bouor the tn- stractionsof the Legislature of New York to y- vied S7 Sedan chairs are pw fasbiomable to Toby, & promiaeat member of the Society ot | Tou, for we repent of the Bll, which ne pro- | land. (Seana) The pruvisoas of the ‘bill | an assesment of $2. pershate os delinguewss Pave “ae ‘o ty ent a # . —— . Riuends, of Boston. Secretary Horie, of the | paragraph itself was devoid of foandation in | Mr. Welker (Obio) eaid at ture point where it | “AN a sete states that Col. Palncos, tier beeen, Act Gesbiing Assen. Navy, went with the delegation to the Exec~ | every particular. "He regarded it as rather no. | Was proposed to cross the Baiiaore and Ohio | who recently ened tone an eas oc | gun ass Seb auukies eae tine Se ee oo ae eee AD Tecard to a con~ | tu lroed st was a level grade, and the proposi- | massing forces to stiack the city of Gulccom, yS%Th<T* Are 400 female type setters in New aura as ced them fer-noe of this uature should have found sts | Hon of Mr. Swans would necessitate embank- | and acts under instractions from Place Nec, YOK ct . _ way into the pabite prints, as it was pot to be | Mentsom each side of the road. The charter | who is hourly expected on the const om THERE was an interesting debate in the | SYPPOsed for &n ins'ant that any Semator who | W#8so errefully guarced that he was satisfied Gen. Cantos received tae congratulations of ‘was present had divulged what took piace. It Was Dot surprising, therefore, that the report. ers, who to guess of these matters, shou'd fall ito error, some of which were remark,- biy amusing. Mr. U. also pronounced as ua- trae the statement in-the New York Tim-s that he b: ‘Dy personal dispute ia the caucus with any other Senator. Mr. Grimes pronomneced the Chronicle's yer- sion of his remarks to be utterly unfounded, but said that of late he had scarcely deemed it worth while to notice newspaper statements, Mr. Sumner, from the Gommittee on Foreign there would be uo danger at the points where the roads crossed He demanded the previous Question on the bill and ameadments. The question was first taken on the amend- ment of mr. ‘Swann, and it was defeated—yeas it, DAYS OL. The bill was then parsed. Mr. Batler, (Mase.) trom the Committee on Reconstruction, reported a bill to provide for 4 provisional government for the State of Mis- siseippi, with an amendment providing that the titution of the Sate shail be submitied to the people within ninety days. House to-day over the question whether the Junction railroad of this city shouid be allowed to cross the track of the Baltimore apd Uhio railroad on a level with the track of the latter, oratan elevation of 17 feet above it, as asked by Mr. Swann, of Maryland, in behalf of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad’ The opinion seemed to be that such requirement would be fatal to the usefullness of the roadasa junction railroad, and that theembankment thrown up his friends at Bis rooms im the jail during bis saint's day, and treated them to a banquet. The newspapers demanded the immediate sen- tence of Geus. Cantos and Guiitanes. Dixty-six vessels are pow en route for (reat Brita\y from San Francisco, with cargoes ag- gregating 1,700.00) sacks of wheat: al vessels for domestic Atinutic ports, wi sacks ef wheat, and ten vessels for Rio With 5100 barrels of fh Dalitorn: aud flour now afloa: for China and otner coun- tries aggregate 2,300,000 sacks of wheat, valued “CIAL NOTICES. FROM THE EMINENT v TAN, . GORDON, OF BuSTON, eaten “While in G At $1,000,000, on Boundary street tor taat purpose would be | Relations, da bali to carry into effect Mr. Heck (Ky.) offered an amendment pro- -_ disadvantageous to the interests of that part of | ‘te conditions of the convention for the adyast. | viding that the Preadent shall appoint the THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Ment of claims of July 4, 1968, between the officers of to the attention of our United States and Mexico. w the city. There seemed also to be, underlying following nete from ‘of our citizens SS Governor and the CLEVELAND, O810, March 24. — Dispatch trom this view of the cace, considerable hostility to | - Mr. Oragin,iror the Committee on Contin- —_—_—re-—___ Chicago Tribus ot ree emamtoation in the | "About s year ago K wesattached with Wemor- the Baltumore and Ohio raiiroad on the part of | gent Expeses, reported adversely on the reso. [hor the Star.) ar renee erent caileriogy of; tyes ineetranty sicceeuilt T commonest eve members. The amendment offered by Mr. | lution to pay the extra messengers of the Son THE HOUSEKEEP- R'S CLUB. Dosscngcrsox atripover the U, P.R.R. wasfall greatly Teliewed in last alinat pore penny eee Swann was rejected, by a vote of ayes, 56;nays, | 4 10r aSannL: tram. sake Committee on the | _ If the interestim improved housekeeping in | Of Mistatements and was <igned by parties un- 5 RSICK. 91. ‘The bill was then passed. Jedidslgp es ee mendment | Washington were judged by the numbers wao | SWAF8 of its purport and who now repudiate mar? \w Also denies that the telegraph company Tefused to send messages and states that the Toad ts Now running regalarly. the clvil-tenure-of-office repeal bill, ‘The amendment is in the nature of a substi- tute and repeals the first ana second sections attend the club, we could not flatter ourselves NowINaTIoxs.—The President this afternoon thatthe milleniu:n of retorm in this direction a sent to the Senate the followimg nominations: FARMERS, A alii rast Fein pares: baum Giles A. ith, Second ™ of the bill. keep up our comrage that some good thin; at oar, wl en eee | Couces Bavend: unr seatesian the amendea kar | Miata . . eeinieics De re Gholi slorkus, ycenvery latriore Se maf Moses H Grinnell, to be Collector of Cas- | 3P°™ the taple aud have it printed, as he | judged trom. tof view—taat is the 5 — robbers en- | Sod ‘iv care for thought it necessary for the information of the Sevate. The motion was not agreed to. Mr. Davis moved to amend by substituting earnest individual expression of the heartfelt conviction of many men and women that im- provement in this direction is imperatively de- manded, @B@ that true reform here, would be toms at New York. Pendleton G. Watmough, to be Collector of Customs at Cuyahoga, Onio. tered Mr. Schlenker's house yesterday after. | dey Bot effect » y nose, im the northern part of the city, Eatthe eld: iene, tried’ Pers Davie’ Bae Rie, fob Mrs. Schlenker, who was alone, and which bas with twenty-three bundred dollars, whieh Mr. | = ; > tinea ~» | S bad just received from property sold. John | LIAN Simon J Sune to be Collector of Internat | “Sie “Eramball made the point that the | MPR, gumesg.-men’s business and bosoms.” | Shed Just received from property sold. Joba | MaLis veeeuEwEe. a. Revenue, 10th istrict of Penna. motion was notin order, as the Senate had just | church or State ever projected. Ln the hi one of the robbers. Wm. Ellis was Renews the vitality of the scal Adam H. Schuster, to be Collector of inters | voted down the House bill by adopting thesub- | that men and women wiil not cease to tnink, | *P*Picion and escaped. The money has not 4 sutate of the Committee. nn eect Ma, Mr. Davis understood that the bill had been ‘Wm. Thompson, to be Justice of the Peace and work, for this better state, we, for our part, will endeavor to report all the ideas sent considered in Committee of the W! and | to us for that end. ARRIVAL OF SPECIE. | _waie. for Washington county. wae lt was sepcrel yo asteaee a ae | Sar eren Sind 10 be informed that on Capitol | | New Yore, March 25.—The steamship Qosan | Renews the brash, wiry hair to silken eoftness, Deputy Postmasters.—Albert G. Hatch at | ‘0 npetent for (he Senate to revise the action of | Hill the housekeepers enjoy the convenience of | Queen, from Aspinwall 15th, basarnved. ork | Renews the growth of tne hair. the Committee of the Whole, and that bis mend ment was not in order. Mr. Warner did not think it quite fair to Jess this bill now, as be the same opportunity of kuowing the pro- visions of t! at ce our (Repubitean) side bave had, would suggest that the bill be and laid over until to-morrow, in crder that they may have the ume to ex- amine it. Mr. Trumbull said the Democrats dia not care about the details of the bill, as they were opposed to the tenure-of-office bill in any > hape, ana therefore there was no object in any ‘Windsor, Vt.; John R Dobson at Pacnixville, Pa.; Jesse B. Mears at Bristol, Pa.; Charies T. Sayles at Troy, Pa.; Philip Hoer at Buchanas. Pa.; Wm. G. Price at Chester, Pa.; Harvey (3. Baker at Geneseo, N. Y.; Nathaniel G. Smith at Flemington, N. J; Jobn D. venger at Mt. Holiy. N. J.; Jas. Furman at Bordentown, N.J.: Richard H. Fountam at Mishawaka, Ind.; J- G. MePheeters at Bloomington, Ind.; Benja- min Carter at Seymour, 1nd; Thos 0. Frey- nor at Conneil Bluffs, Iowa; Francis M. Cassi- day at Winterset, lowa; V. J. Williams at & meat cart calling at their doors, and thus owe them the necessity of the long journey w Public market. In Washington the mar- Seting ts usually done at an inconvenience to the housekeeper beyoud that of any other city we ever Enew. 11 one does not go in the morn- ing hours nothing can be obtained, and if one desires to purchase poultry, fish’ or pork for divner, their marketing will not be sent home— only the beef dealers pertorming that favor to | Ia: the purchaser. So, in order to get one’s market baske: safely brought home, a lady must have ber servant, (if sbe keeps but one, as many do.) leave all the morning work of the house un- done, dress for the street, and go out with her $103,000 in treasure from California, There no news of im; ce from the Isthmus, ex- cept that the President of Panama offers for | sale the exclusive rizht to sell ice on the Isth- | mus. The gunboat Messic had sailed for Car- thagenia, AT SARATOGA. SARATOGA, March 24.—Fire occurred here night, loss estimated at about #00). | Chief losers are Oneille & Tighe, Velocipede | Rink; First Nauonal Bank: P. Durkee & Sons, Books, Stationery; Van Dasen, Bros., Dry Goods. insurance tw he y mail in sraled letter envelopes free we oo. vy Midrese HOWABD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Finedeip is, Ps jn 18-338 Dubuque, Iowa: Julins Wagner at Indianola, | more delay. for the dinner, And after returning change her | HALPINE, THE FENIAN. - | PHALON'S “PAPRIAN Lotion peg F. A. Benson at Wonton ean We. The question was then taken on the motion | drees again and take up her housework, per- LEA’ oS thie a aed ies Px? Pri . @ hie : is * | to lay the bill on the table until it was printed, | haps baying to kindle a new fire and heat Lonpon, March : Notwithstonding the re. | sraurisyine THES AED COMPLEX- ice at Grenada, Miss.; H. D. Shatter at Can- | , pon which Mr. Sprague demanded the yeas | water anew. The mistress also 1s likely to | cent official declaration that no more Feniaa ton, Ohio; James P. Band at Columbia, Tenn.; | +1 nays. Bave to change her dress twice, as well as the | prisoners would be released, i is reported to. | SBMOVES ALL ERUPTH Uns, John W, Williams at Nesnab, Wis.; M.H. | The motion was rejected. Ayes, 22; mays, 34. | maid, for so inconvenient is the feminine | Hay that Helpice wrenid te cok oo eee ote ee ae pm Mr. Grimes said the bill_ was nota whit less | arrangement aboat dress that no economical Ganing at Fort Atkinson, Wis. ly on bis giving guarantee for bis future good re 8 . FALB and BLOOMING. conduct. 1 Fae 4 od 1p the NURSERY tt ts Invaluable. For G! 'LEMEN after DLA VING it bee noegual “PAP! TION” is the-enly Tom ds tor discance ond Diemisheset tes BRIM. obj-ctionable than the bill reported at the last stssicn frum the Committee on Retrenchment. it was substantially the same with a mere al- teration of phraseology. The Government can only be properly administered by a strict and Speedy accountability of all the officers to the lady will go into tbe kitchen in the same dress that she wears in the street. Now wedo not pro- Pore to adopt the man’s attire, with all itesupe- rior advantage of being ready for the street or tor the house, without change. May all the graces, spiritual and material, save us from AFTER the adjournment of the Cabinet yes- terday, Gen. EliS. Parker, late ot Gen. Grant’s staff, and Mesers. Wistar, Scattergood and the representa‘ives of the Philadelphia THE WaR IN PARAGUAY. Parte, March 2i—Later news trom Rio Janeiro bas been received here. Lopez is col P I Jecting bis scattered forces at the month of the | HALON" soar” Dede balf Roars interview with the | Chief Executive. and the passage of thus act | that abomination! We propose, not to make | river Tiberquary. Detachments or ne Para. for ne FOr NURSERY see BAT. will wot President and Secretary of the Interior, when | Will only have the act to perpetuate and con- | our style of dress conform to all the awkward guayan army are in the environs of Ascension, ‘chap the snlie Price 35 cout per oake. the Indian trowbles were fully discussed. It | tinve the confiict which has so unhappily He customs of the world. but rather that some of | ‘which city is still held by the allies. J — is understood that the Friends press the ap. | vailed tor the last four years between the Ex- | those awkward customs should give way to “FLOR DE MAYO.” iutment of General Parker for the office of | ecutive and Legislative Departments of the | our feminine habiliments! There are two ways as “FLOR DE ioner ef Indian Affairs, and they urge | Government, and not desiring to de a party to | in which marketing can be conveniently done FINANCIAL AND COMMERC | ABW PERFUME FoR TER this on the ground that oue of their own num. | uy euch effect, be must vote against the bill. | One is by the mistress of the house, after ber taL. | PR add ber would understand the real wants aad de- ir. Davis then offered amendment to | morning work is done, aud her better dres< The New York money market exhibits } PHALOS 3 80! @res of the Indians best, and also that his ap- | ‘trike ont alll afer the enacting clause and in- | donned, and she is ready to go out to sce a 7 nbIts BO | 08-17 Ppointment would go far toward inspiring in- | ert “That the: — on the 2a of March, | friend, or to shop; then she can stop at the | P¢W features of interest, the rate for call loan: | creased confidence in the Government on the 1:67, kuown as the Tenure of-Office act be, and part or the Indian tribes. the same is hereby, repenled.”” The Chair decided this amendment to be ou of order. Mr Davis dissented entirely trom the opin- ion of the Chair, but would not make an ap- veal. i Mr. Morton said the effect of the bill was that ‘when @ suspens'on was made by the President, if, the Senate refused to concur, the suspended market and order her ainner, whieh will be sent home without further care trom her. Stil! @ better way, and one that in many places ts successtully adopted, is for the market wagon to stop before each housekeeper’s door every morning, when @ bell 1s rung by the driver whicn calls the lady ont; then she selects her dinner—meat, vegetables, and fruit—and it 1s carried into her housé without further troubl- being 7 per cent. in currency, The Banks are in & strong position, and in daily receipt of small sums from the South, exchange being in favor of this city. As the’ first of April ap- Proaches tess uneasiness is manifested as to further stringency, the caution exercised by leading etockhoures im negotiating long loan: not maturing before the middie of April, kav- ing in @ great measure added to the feeling of ‘Tue lxeunGents im Cura CONCENTRATING. Advices from Santiago to the 18th instant rep- Tesent that the insurgents are massing their forces the south side of the Island, and that fababitan's io that quarter demand more troops for their protection. The Havana pa- rates tay see ork. | York. SSE on her part. How much of a relief this wouid security, dis. ts are firm aud choice grades DE ee cent in regard to the movements | cficisl would go back at the end of the next | be to the housekeeper sn Washington,with our | of 4 Se oe we ment troops and the insurgent Ser 4 - a 2 of paper at 1 12 per cent., with ex ons STEAMBO. pA ae has been made known for sey. | Se:#08 of the Senate. This bill removed the | «magnificent Gistances;” cam scarcely beesti- | at 9. Gold is firm on moderate transacuons, AT LINES, Practical difficulties of the tenure-ot-office bill, bot it reserved the veto power of the Senate, which, after all, amounted to mothing, as the Pres| t could immediately make another mated until it is tried. itis to be regretted thar the dispositiu toaid the housekeeper here is so slight, that there is now a proposition before the Chief of Police to binder the oyster venders eral days of the don of Count Valmassede and Colonel Lono, or ef the rebel Generals Qursada and Marmal. All the journals except the Voz are reticent as usual in their account of the Sirmness brieg induced by the continued low quotations of bonds in London. ——_o—— For MOURT VERNOR. Suspension; but he could not vote for it. as he | from plowing their horns in the street, so that ag ABBOW.” Captain Thos. Stack- ae era yee exciting occurrences: | did not believe in the theory which the bill re- | those who want Oysters must coir ion, | WASSINeTOR, March 24, 1589.—Jay Cooke & ae cee of Bev- Captain General yesterday heid a grand re- % Cae & sc | Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov. street, DAILY, at 10 a. m view of all the regular and volunteer forces in | ‘ined. He should, however, make no argu- | them, and those who want to sell them must | O9.farni " ; keep up a perpetual rirging at each person's deor, in order to dispose of them. Pray let the oyster bugle continue to sound. When the beef Havana. Dulce was enthusiastically cheered by the volunteers as he passed along their lines. ‘Troops cortinue to leave tor the i: ‘ior. The 7: Mr. Harlan said it was the opinion of some that to secure the faithful administration the Government the President should have VeRee, i Heid butcher has forgetten to send the dinner bom- Kassan Herald Teporis the capture of the | ihe absolute power of removal, and it was true | until the nent day, as somediines der det ne edetntes co nteeeeaet Ameriean brig Mary Lowell at laud | that thie billald circumseribe the President's | sound of “oysters, nice oysters,” ts very Te- Re! poots oe — by the Spanish man-of-war Audalusia. The | jower in the matter. If this was true of the freshing to the housekeeper. ‘Tickets sale brig, at the ume of capture, was in the posses- | (jeneral Government, why was it not true of But let us consider some plans sent to the tion of the British custom- Micer, on the the several States, in many of which the State officers were independent of the Governor, and Do such theory as this had ever been broachea 1m the States, Mr. Fowler read from manuscript that the public morality wasata very lowebb. The country no loxger relies upon honorable vir- club which propose wider improvements than convenience in marketing, of which the fol- towing is one: “An idea in connection with your scheme to get rid of the nuisance of kitcheas. Let a con- tract be made with a housebuilder to put up a block of, say ten honses, four or five room: charge of carrying armsand supplies to the Fgents in Cubs, The British war steamer Cherub bas sailed! Nassau for Ragged re to mvest gate the affair. The H: Government ts fally advised of the condu the commander of the Aadalusia tot . py ae ay eRe tue and manhood. This law only in existence | each, with one kitchen and one dining-room, Wharves, i Svicipg iN A S¥#aGoGuR—Aboat 9 o'clock ‘ ‘ 9 a senaraae comalen: us Hirseb, propri. | £F two years has helped to win the c ntry by | thece being arranged to communicate with the atl? m. sapping all bonorable aspiration. deserted our fathers precepts. The bill has been fruitful of malice, party revenge and discord. Hovse.—Mr. Dawes (Mass ). moved that the House Comwittee on the Civil Service be con- houses by means of a hall rucning the length of the block, and a covered way, if the dining- room and kitchen stand off trem the houses The tables (circu‘ar) in dining-room to be ranged for separate families, aud the “get-u: ot each table to be, as far as practicable, after etor of a small confectionery establishment at No, 82 North Eden street, committed suicide by banging himself in the Eden Street Synagogue. He bad been the sexton of the synagogue for abont twenty-five years, and yesterday morn- ing eniied at the store of Mr. Zimmerman, at UBy Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegrapt.) | )F7°™ 63 Wi Lewis Johnson & Oo. quotestocks and donc: Sethe Fecetved ot any time in home and foreign markets as follows : ‘DE & TY! © er sateret Naw Yors, March 2t.—First Board—U.S. 6’, x Wel, coupon, 115% = in@2. coupons. 118, E the manner desired by each tamily, of course | 1564, coupons, 11: ‘WM. CLYDE on foo ae eae Eden he gage vo tinued. Agreed to subject to the pectin hocm rere "nat may be | coup ‘new, Ii Borth Wharves, Phlietelpaie. ae “ 2 . Whittemore (LIL) introduced a bill to | adopted by the co-operators for the cenduct of | 10.0's, cou; vm ee vant near by and took a a of liquor; | ™r. . nae. ‘(Casthin pranor & Miss. Uertificates. ba. YORK AnD w. eTmau- cow mbes, ba atncted sawehds inesyancinte. || treniste the mete: of Spptyine to Congress for | Te teaeen. (Owen ree uae ane | oo none; Canton, 5:; Camber N our OOMPaETS ‘be removal of politi to the Committee on Keconstraction. . Palmer (Iowa) introduced a bill con- cerning the United States Dis:rict Court in towa. Referred to the Committee on the Ju- diciary. Mr Paine (Wis.) mtroduced a bill to enforce the third section of the fourteenth ameadmeut to the Constitution. Referredto the Commit. tee on Reco sage oe LF gp pd that every Person who is inéligible to office under thi: section, and who holds or attempts to hoid On the way he stopped at a second-hand piace xt door, and told the proprietor that ve wanted him to come into the synagogue in about @ half hour. As ted, the party did go in, and not bavise een Mr. Hirsch, went out. He returned in about a the families to be independent and entirely masters of their own affairs, the houses being separate, distinct, and complete in themselves, respectively. A headed and experienced housekeeper or superintendent to be appointed, who should bave control of purchases, ser- TE, . preferred vanis, kitchen, &c.; a board to control the | 92; Cleveland and Tolede 1.5; Rock island finances and fix the quota of each family’s ex- | ‘27; Fert Wayne, 121%; Alton & Terra nee.” none; Toledo & Wabnsh, 66%; Adams Discussion upon the above plan elicited ang- | 59; Wells, Fargo & Co. Express, 31; gestions which f.low: Inasmuch as it is nut | Stx'es Express 56 NEW EXPREGS LINE. THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE- UPON WOT A oe of an honr,and looking up saw the SS Boriwent, 81%; do. cody of Hirsch ee Lo Sica —_ from the upper gallery. He immedigtely gave an alsrm, and Sergeants Auld ana Heard. of the Eastern district police, ran up and cut him jown while the body was still warm. On the American office in any State or Ter! , and every civil | COBvenient to ladies on account of the «drers Merobanis’ Us . 16: Chicago bine: unites ast bp wer prteneuen to tea pe or mhitary oflcer whe Raa authority fo Kmmoye | question” sain, and on account of, young | de,'oreterred, Isl. Market siady. Gold, isl ¢- ‘of selfMestruction pecumary embarrass. | Such person and does exercise it, shall 2 - Taent. “It also contained some afvice to his | deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be | Would beyedy anenen veo ie Se ae [By linble toa fine of not less than $%0 or more than $5,000, and imprisonment not more than five years nor less than sixty days } Mr. Axtell (Cal.) introduced a bill amenda. tory of the act of 27th July, 1968, to protect the fr, and expressed tne hope that she wight be prosperous. Dr. R. Wilson Carr was notified and ‘an inquest, when the jary rendered & verdict of suicide. The deceased ‘was 64 years of age.—Balt. Garette, 24th inst. tbat @ room opening on the rear “covered way, or back hail,” should be suitable fora duping room, and contain a large chin closet, ‘where extra china, glass and silver, with such fax. ek % res, fruit, &c., &c., aseaen family would | sctive—sales estimated at 17.00) bales. Mid- Ms da see eas oe ‘0 the Com- | Fife at times to add to the common table comid | dling Uplands. 12; Middiing Orleans, 13 ; Laer ee BY Can.e.—in ~ on a “ad Oy akin a bill to | de kept. The joan tb Ub solved, ta tontieee b Jommons yeste! Jom- Pe ac! 5 ‘troduced 1. Tobi . ——_e—_—_— mitteoon Mail Service submitied s repors re. | equalize soldiers! bounties. Referred to io | for individual tates, while tang advantage Baitimere Markets, To-day. of combined labor and wholesale purchases. If tbe common and substantial fare of meat, vegetables, pres, &c., with dishes, uted in & covered closet, which fusing to sanction the contracts made by the Government with the Canerd aod Laman lines for carrying mails to New York on the present Committee on Military Affairs. Mr. Olarke (Kansas) n@oduced a bill toen- able actual, settlers on the Cherokee of “ . | were sme Teen ote eone ona nicn | MR seme Parteacg sues moma | Sow Sesente 2 0 gaeens eee acees to other paris of the country. In G . Mr. Garfield, (Obto) from the Select Commit. | the “covered way,” leaving at each — the | j bas become general and ibe mille hai tee on the Census, reported a bill to provade for rations” crdems@: Item the com. Bee ition the Gertecman bee pristid and weemamicen. ig ol Persons holdin, ‘The Senate bill to meorporate National canta the Cortes. A on ef twonus, Junction Railroad Company twas tases from Madrid to the ball of he Goris aud presen tod Xs rere 8 petition against military conscri . The | Mesers. Welker, of Ohio, Swann, of French Legislature has adopted law pro- | Maryland. Mr. Swaan's amendment Sundfed and tweuty-aive thou onl eess || tne iumererana Onto road, At salle either i! Bliss. = nd twenty Give thedannit ¥en. ee irae of that reek. number ofrations ordered fromeach ward were | Naw A Puorosup luisa NatiomaL Cony: ‘Mr. Swann, (Md. sieves treme see comente, Nucien, ond I} ea: ———S OE! ren" 1oRm ‘110m.—A movement is on foot to call an 1: ment, said that he petits ee eeeat ee, 8x Gore, oo nanonal convention of delegations trom the froin ity, OF of any difficulty ae nih,cazar FALL 108 comp. Lrisb 1¢)}igious and benevol nt societies of the r the expen- | ex-coupon. ‘ere ‘to Uni ed States, ‘Phe objec: is to 10rm & ce: 1 | ses would be eer mt tami- | compon. 65) burean in New ¥. with auzxilary sccieties Mes according to the num! rations’ enter. Larse.— brs * in 311 the States, for urpose of Furnishing: ed. of | by me | some cases. of te par +. e- Aid avd information to Irishmen in regard to furnace, poe oepe om bi Are frm, bat ones, the price of liad, wiges of labor, &c., and to Prone seep bapa bein wir poser meg stock aaa ‘strest. Apgty to render @py other assistance to Irish emigracts. oe ay to nase coals ig ach =, En ey bghe steady. 5 5 Taz Vines Jo wens they | by combined machinery and labor. A room Rew 5 cuit jndges for the Siate of Virginia have been , because he had Popilcae- cmos: eeetty sone. Hy. The itiseee of f th. a ‘tel jlougb! ia ay Faitz, Eémund Pcadi-ton, H ferred to tie Com Jobn Page, E. K. Obaries H. Bramba! in = of Judge S7- The Worrell Sitters publish @ card, in which they say that their reasons tor wes. <7 Veuuvals tae 4s wo exn, playing male characters, .