Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1869, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR | PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday ERR, At The Star Building, © W. Corner Pennsvivania Av. and lith St., BY THE | EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. | +» Moaths, One Dollar The ° Thre Dollars, Oue | OPFIctan. Laws Pawed she si Councti of si nara three rintones and pave the toot neon the cast ap New Fork ave ated Teqnestesl tocause f [and the fogtwaye and gutt | feurk to he contrar % froma the opie Wenger than pal STAR lished on Friday Pe. WEERLE. ea at a yet WOOD AND COAL. SPECIAL NOTICES, 7 Catatgeinrs cu carts | ana pavis"rats amaan, Uneneiabtaaiis 221 ake As au internal remely, las no equal. In eases of Cholic, Summer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Dywentery, Asthma, amt Bhenmatism, it #ill cure in one night, by taking it internally, and bathing with it freely. It is the bestdiniment in America. Its action is like magic when externally applied to bad ores, burns, Sealis wad sprains. For the sick headache, and | tedhache, don't fail to try it. In short, it isa Pain ' Washington Nows and Gossip. ENTeevar Revenr! the rrénetpeg frem this fource to-day were 8456.06.15, Woon AND COAT. Senator Montox had a long interview with the President this morning. THE bear yr AND GEORGATWN ICE | Killer, Bly ‘no 23-bn AND COAL COMPANY PERSONS WHO E GRAY COMMISSIONER DMLA SO) retained There last Have now completed th: pments of Cont, amt | oan have their hair restored to tes natural color, | &vening from his visit to Georgia aed Florida, Tallem out, rem: their large stock of Superior Coal will well, vias | = Eh erg w growth, by “MALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAM RENEWER. pits the ing beet SATE PRESSTES Ds t in the ied viata | “BEM ST eat aud was at his office to-day. Hox. Jom C. Brecxexnincs, of Kentacky, bas engaged rooms at the Ebbitt, and will ar- tive here on ‘Tuesday next. LYKENS VALLE EAST FRANKLIN & TRALIA LOGS SH SHAMOALN RED 48/1, Creer, For Cast 18H, MOUNTAIN WUITB Commopoxr Joux L. Worpew has been or- dered to the superintendency of the Naval Acad- ‘emy at Ammapolis on the Ist of December next. oxey Also, HIVKORY OAK. AND PINE WOOD. iu amy quantity either by the cont, sawed, of sawed ATCHELOR: HAIR y+ F ‘This splendid Hair Dye is the best in tl “D. P.” says Mr. Washburne would hawe been world; the anit oar and pericct Dyes barinlees, ant ie ge ge antanerne; ho, Alappotntment Q Appointed Minister to England “but for the in- Cur Offce. tro doors from the cormerct 12th-om IF Sri te Ss ae superable objection of language. orth. @ in charge & WMH. BENNETT, | Snow a by ud wok mnititis. for ted at : Tire Present was busily chgaged in his iP Aq atrect, N.Y ¥ | office to-day and received but few visitors. A T T FOWLER, Treas. PERFECT MANHOOD. large number ot persons sought an audience but ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the evils of | were refused. ‘ "Re ‘en 4 SELF ENERVATION, with fertain Ap ce ‘ihe — Ss s. & " EXCURSIONS, &ec. franc and unfortunate? Sent ip scala SADAEGET. | 3n, Gronee W. Dew, another vroter- Fo MOUNT VERNUN MI iON B Box P. ‘Phlindelphia. Pa. B-eotn in-law of President Grant, is at present a guest steamer ARROW le, a oat at the White House. Mr. Dent is a resident of deaves her wharf: ~ AMUSEMENTS. — California, ae ALLY. (exeey | See 4 — eer S ERNON. ATIONAL THEATKE. Jesee D. Brigut, formerly Wnited States siren arte, BA ae ace oat os zton. pete ns Senator from Indiana, but now a member of a a —- the Kentucky Legisiature, was in Georgetown JAMES Sy fice Willard e Hhotel. this morning, looking after his property inter- —_—— ests theres THE POWER OF CONGRESS to establish police regulations in the States isinvolved in the case : VLVANE pene of the United States against Henry C. Dewitt, RUE, Mien haut ah ers opt iusk AND WAURY ie ey in Both Pleven, ow pending before the Supreme Court of the — Frure Nitrous Oxide Gas euaramtee FALL'S OPERA HOUSE. United States. Tae McGarranay Casr.—In the Supreme Court of the District to-day, in the case of MeGarrahanagt. the Secretary of the Interior, (mandamus to issue land patent,) Mr. Ashley, of counsel for Secretary Cox, fileda motion to quash and set aside the judgment entered on the Sth of July, and the motion granted. ‘The Renowned Comedian and Pantumimist, GEORGE L. FOX, GEORGE L. Fox, P) é, 5 le ire, New omderfal no iy * DENTAL ASSOCIA- 0. 260 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 12th and J3th streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. TRIN 6 MIRALFY TROUPE. COMPRISING Euay = W ‘aaa SENSA- de for extracting where Arth és cial Teed fox peter aithough Win gepear, - ARREST ON THE CHARGE oF DEPRADDING Sent will be required 10 pay for ee DAL EY RRIEO, Recember 2, Tae REVEXUE—Information was received at cal operation when performed. whi In his Combined Ps the Internat Revenue B this eccpeged to pane Tevthon Gold, Sil shi, Silvge and ne UMETY, York, Pi of the arrest of J. H. Whitehurst, of Baltimore, hiladel phia, ‘Shing dental work og aoe one wishing dental work, £ = con oe ce in mont complete 3 bey Ty. on -4 proprietor of ‘Forrest's Juniper Tar,” for tailing ave it as cheap as in the abow: $Y ties havin been transported from New York | to properly xtamp the bottles containing it, he work will be deme in the neatest and best manner, moans. nmnbering twenty-nine persons. 7 . ” give ixfuetion. Pera’ +f eats f ht of the | systematically omitting to stamp two bottles in and warranted to give entire satixfaetion ont _ for srenring weats for any night of the ing DP Jo well to call and examine our work before ting it elsewhere. every gross put up. ‘THE Boanp oy Naval Ovricens, now in ses- sion at the Navy Department to determine the rank of staff officers In the Naty, will probably conelude their business early next week, and make their report to Secretary Robeson, who will transmit their recommendations to Con- gress for legislation, and thus have the whole question of rank finally setéled, enneylvania avenue, Wit ATIONAL THEATRE, Spalding & Rapley. cesnemenin mune PLORISOTR. GRAND GERMAN OPERA. Hf. Gran. Ansebuts, " where he will continue. as here Hieular attention to the FURN NERS. TIES. &c.. 4c. He also bas Snely Burnished Rosuns ot rest BEAT BARGAINS AT PIANO AND MUSIC STORE MONDAY, Now 3 Masterpiece, Reconstrection oF ye mip Acmroe’s tweet wide.) between Pa. : ® } ‘Porriwx—Hon. RM. Clarke, Thi u yetment « TUESDAY, Nov. alvey's Renowned Work, oo e, Third Auditor of Pll meee gm he grr moe” Paw \ Phe dewes Fthe ‘Treasury Department, has designated Pianos, will positively be sold at Euihticon's Charming watery to Commencing « Ce-eperetive jee Store. ‘Tuning Messrs. A. Canfldwell, G. H. Thurston and ©. pcial attentivn ww ing Pi rated M. Smith, ot his office, as a counaission to ex- sma scam FRIDAY, Last Night bu ut On amine the presept method of settling the ac- ROBERT LE is ABLE, barn? that bereau, to determine Eee by SATURDAY, ALAN ERS # OPERA, Of the’ctertea! force the work Afternoon at 2 o clock. ohn MATINEE, EVENING, LAsT “sich? oy tux ores he eau be prosecuted with greater facility. altention A NEW PRESCRIPTION—PHARMACY, Conner I St. Sorts AND 3p St. Waser. + a! N. FRENC A AND Swap isn ENG pe A ae ihe TED Ce Et RIPEON street north TORE, eee wet COWIE THE UTMOST CARE. THe, REPORT OF THE LiGuT-BoNsE BOARD for 189 has been completed. The condition of the light-houses is thorought!y reviewed, and the attention of Congress i& called to the necessity of lighting the dangerous coast between Capes ‘Henry fund Hatteras. The light-houses in the Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac river are re- ported in excellent order, and there is no special mention tn the report in reference to these lo- calities. Onecos OsxrraL Raitroap—The tirst twenty miles“of the Oregon Central railroad have just been completed, the evidence of which was to-day presented to the President by Senator eH e PRICES, Sainission. cine! Juling reserved seuts).... . No extra charge for reserving sats sow. Family Circle... meena dd Comte, ue Hf pati ALL POISONS SB. REPT Lf BP mt SELVES, colored labels. in Swedish style. Mitennor HALL. POSITIV ELY Last NIGHT THE GREAT PRESTIDIGITATEUK, HERRMANN, C sou io Lock. SD ‘EY, Proprietor # constant best guarantee for AR ULDBERG. } from Sweden.) IN A PROGRAMME ENTIRELY NEW, 20 2-Im* ‘Cor_ Tat. north and 3d st. weet. SRTICULARS IN PROGRAMMES. Williams with a recommendation for the ap- jigeion, 75 cents; Reserved Seats, it Metze- BRzt* 24 eee ees Mek’ Stores beore open at; nce at's | Polutment of government cammisioners to a6-3t | examine it. The following gentlemen will be ~~~ | ‘appointed to-morrow: Jesse Applegate, Thos. A. Savier and Edward R. Geary. The latter is a brother of Gov. Geary. CORSETS, 90 CENTS TO 83, Ss. HELLER’S, A NIGHT WITH AT SHAKSPEARE AND MENDELSSOHN vetetf ‘34 Market Space. bet 7th and Sth. ‘Tae Census Commirtee has now a quorum Louk! FLoug: ASKISTED BY THE here, and they met Thursday and ordered that F MONSTER ORCHESTRA the bill submitted by General Garfield's sub- ‘ LTIMORE PRABUDY ACADEMY OF MUSIC, were the mill, with orders to sell at 0 ORE PRABUDY ACADE! oes BAKERS, ATTENTION! “MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.” ee ith ~~ ot Shakspeare’s Text and Mendelssohn's Amertment Large! Price Low! | Prusic ag LINCOLN HALL. TO ALL PURCHASERS. CRSDAY, EVENING: DECEMBER 2, 1869, One Barrel er Thousands, at in tagger son A EST (BLE “7T Admission $1.50, (no girecherse nab sapeelpagpaniaie EES ea Sree 8 sn 9 fsscured on applica W.M. GALT & 00. | [oto Messrs: Philp & Solomons, Pennaylvs nue committee, be printed for convenience of fur- ther consideration. Its essential features are : ‘The establishment of a census bureau under the Jurisdiction of the Interior Department, the ap- pointment by the President of a commissioner of the census, whose office shall expire three years from the date of his commission; the appoint- ment by the Secretary of the Interior of one deputy commissioner of the census for each Congressional district. The time proposed for taking the census is the month of June, 1870. © noss 2 wausn, EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE & BROKERS, No. 327 PENS A AVENUE, South side, re amet! ‘eens 4 ARINI'S FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAD- ¥ , between $th snd Wth streets, Tux <Apmission or Vincrnia.—BouTers FROM THE RXPUBLICAN CONVENTION CALI ON Between th and 7th streets west. -G. 8: 1 respectfully an- Tae PRestpeNt—Measrs. D. G@. Carr, E. W. SAE CROSS. Py ets pad quecter's tuition 0 damcine't sescsin, aud J. Ambler Smith, members of the aptly Esrasuisexp Toot TUESDAY For particalars apply at the Academy: VEMBER 30, 1869. te Virginia Senate, together with a colored man— all representing the minority of the late Repub- ligan Convention held in Richmond, who bolted aco Rieke Nereis, eae Fixe raryrixes. 4rom that convention, and are in favor of the az ‘ following fine Modern Paintings have ynst begn'ed ied to the Collection, Whe Lewets of the Pine Erie y, PAssi Satine gallo Lic OF SAMNAGANSET?, I picture, fd P ¢. qfews. THE EI ae immediate admission of Virginia into the Union—caDed at the Executive Mansion and had an interview with the President this morn- ing. ‘The olgeet of their visit,was to counteract any move made, or to be made, by the majority inp gerne — Reese. (of Broome street.) Fifth avenues New ecly | Naima 3) ING SALOON. See by G of that convention, with a view to delaying the ONDER METROPOLITAN HALL, (te we @ + GT admission of the State upon’ the assembling of Pasy's Avesce, see Dire Street Weer. WATERCOLOR DRAWIN Congress GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor 237 Peaney hen BLOW exuomey, guts = Open from to Rpm. The Bar ie stocked | wo Zit {Chronicle} * Suuthsiie, | Dramatic, Musical and Art Gossip. oe aatan 200 ° Orn hak: Shorea During the week the Watkinses have had rea- au. . aly en at BARLOW sonable success at the National, while Herr- ; ; Ey “OF” PISS 3 Sam" namber of | manns bas fled Metzerott Hall nightly with ee a is eh CTURES. suitable first-class andiences to witn-ss his surprising PARED THE featt in legerdemain, Next week wo are to i BEE EN 3 have the German Opera Troupe in full force, BEASDY AND YR Phos?’ ATE © , int olt-du - We The peoparntin is cuammened of the Component | No imap ai EXHIBITION jNo. 496 aechan sale Aah pottaberit saan. te the Wena rey ipod quality of bate Finck rt re. | Nor do we expect anything lew for Mrs. Scott- nid Bioed. gives actiow aed tone to @ ie Alimentary x Siddons, who, ft will be remembered, gives us (thal aod Vailas up of the ‘aman a charming Combination ef the beauties of 8 and Mendelsohn on ‘eve- ning. It wil) be perceived, also, that the world- renowned Fox upens Wall’s Opera House on Thursday evening; with s full’ Pantomime Com- ‘pany. Nothing more need be said. The man ‘who could run one play in New York for more forlorn cases. PRICE, et PER BOTTLE. PRAPAREDAT No. 199 WEST PRATT STREET, BALTINOGE. MD. gy 375 Penusylvania avenue, by by all Dreegiste au¢S0 SE ODROMS. PseieP RRS RENTED for dy, week. om oy Sal bound onderrd. ei ished, ar a Bases! Intrepents. qaickiy, care- tally = — repaired. Pi ont arti- poo gs ay Are dagpnr oe forraer in aa om the fatter ) comedy. « ¥ eer nate Sats Bop = a ‘014 English ‘ gin pe oo + no C ‘AX E aAY ONE BES WASHINGTON. D, C.. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1869. - 7 in Cincinnati, just now, He opened in “The Gentleman trom Ireiand.” —Chicago is still well off for amusements, the week her theatre goers have been able to choose betweep Joe Jefferson, Theodore ‘Thomas’ Grand C Concert Organization, the Thompeon Troupe, Emerson & Manning's Min- strels, and the Davenport Brothers. Jeffer-' ‘son,—who, by the way, is said to have purchased a residence on Michigan avenue, in that city— was down fora benetit last 3, On which oc- casion his son, Master C. Bs. Jefferson, was to make his first appearance. — Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams are starring’ Steed that Grease have been made to drive all at De Bar’s Opera House, and Frank Mayo at the Olympic theatre, St. Lonis. The Parepa Rosa troupe will open there next week. — Yhe marriage of George Butler and Rose Eytinge is insisted upon by the New York Sun, which paper publishes what purports to be the official documents in the case: — Kate Denin fs playing at the Salt Lake City Theatres She opened in “Who Killed Cock Robin” and the “Belle of the Fanbourg.” — Emma Webb, one of the well known Webb sisters, was privately married to a Frenchman named Navarre, not long agu. She sailed tor California last week. — The Gothamites, who have been restive and unhappy ever since the Peace Jubilee in Boston, are at last going to get even with the Hub. ‘The opportunity is presented by the hun- dredth anniversary of the birth-day of Beet- hovan, which occurs next year; and the proposi- tion is to erect a monster building in Central Park, where the demonstration Is to be made. If being extensively oficered is worth anything, the project can hardly fail to be a success, — The Parepa troupe, now in Louisville, gave three weeks of English Opera in Chicago. The receipts for the first week were $13,000; second week, $12,000; third week, $11,000. Total $36,000. “Martha” was the favorite opera, “The Bohemian Girl” coming next. The company will sing again in Chicago during the holidays. — The New Yorkers are moving to establish what they call a Metropolitan Art Museum, which is, intended, we take it, to be to that. city what the Corcoran Gallery is to be to Washing- ton and the whole country. Mr. Bryant presided at the meeting held tat Tuesday‘evening to ad- vance the project, and addresses were delivered by Professor Comfort, of Princeton College; Rev. Drs. Bellows and Thompson, Mr. Wight, Architect of the Academy of Design, andothers. Resolutions to carry the project into effect were unanimously adopted, and a committee of fifty was appointed to perfect the scheme, which will probably be made a success, although we obeerve that the organization fails to satisfy a good many of the artists, who hold that money and purchasing power are represented.in it at the expense of brains and knowledge of art, and that art and artists proper are not sufficiently recog- nized. — Barlow has recently added to his large col- lection some very tine specimens, by old and modern masters. am — The portrait of Gem. Lee, by Buchser, now on exhibition at Smith & Strong’s, can hardly satisfy the friends of the great leader of the lost cause. We have never seen him, but if he is cor- rectly interpreted here, he falls very far below utr previous conceptions of his character. — A fportrait of the Abbe Liszt, painted for Mr. Longtellow, by Healy, is attracting a good deal of attention in Boston. The pose and method of the picture is as original as it is strik- ing. it represents the venerable Abbe as he ‘cae out to meet ‘thé painter, on an evening call—his thin form in deep shadow, one hand holding alofta flaring candle, which sheds a bright light upon his features. The idea isextremely effective, and seems to bring out the spirituality of the old musician's tage as no ordinary portrait could do it. +20e- MIXED SCHOOLS. “ Whe is Rev. Sella Martin? ‘The following information from a trustworthy source in regard to the chief actor in the mixed school question in this city is furnished our readers in answer to the question, “Who is Sella Marting” : Rey. Sella Martin was born in Georgia, edu- cated in Michigan, and ordained in Butfaio, N. y. ue shortly after attracted public attention oe ‘ing called to the it of the well known mont Temple in n, a white congrega- tion, num! three i. Mr. tin was for four. yes pastor of a Boston church, and during that time rena En ti During his visit he'was received by F, Adams at his receptions in as chaplain at the American Than hi posers pe Sng she in Jantary, 1803, in in Jantary, 1863, through the earnest solicitation of the Sel who were in favor of the North— John Bright, W. E. Forster, the Duke of Argyle, who were the of the London Union and ‘Emanci tion which employ: an a fntefigent opinion aon found that Sir. Martin intended to retarn to England, he was invited to take char; church in the east end of London, which-he did, and for nearly two years he discharged the Sic tan ciee caer amen for om yee page hen ie meeting 0! e wor! a, held in Eicter “ifant + wineed the Gov- ernment of “rest” Britain that, it woald be dangerous for the aristocrats to have their way in securing the recognition of the South, and Earl Russell aud Mr. Gladstone changed their opinion under the influcnee of Union victories, he considered his work the United S 1864, and received in New York city wie invitation: ‘Ber. Seta Martin Dens Sir: The undersignod arved, Chrough the public journals of i and the U States, that you rendered mort effietent and Gmetyservice to the cause of the Union in Great Britain, desire to ender you a reception at Cooper ite on ot June, when they hope to hear a statement of your views iu regard to the ws o eee of the British people in regard to ne fon. webster Cooper, Cyrus W. Field. Charles 1 Marshall, Heury Ward Beecher, William Cullen England. He returned to a pir Bryan Jouathan $ liasn Ly Horace Greeley, David’ Dudley Ficids atid samy? others.” The meeting was hel Institute wax Veagped ‘and the Ties, Tribene and Evening Yost gave most flattering reports of Mr. "s powers ax a public speaker. 3] after Mr. Martin was engaged to ‘articles for the New York Even- a manner and under the sape vided by Law: defray the expenses of sald improvements, a special tax ejnnl te the cost theteot is hereby bnposd smd levied on ail b | or parts of lots wing on the Hue ot t provement the said ta lected! in conformity w TWO CENTS. Be meneswed a h the provisions of the se. A. King, k Dolan, Simeon | vet a wed October 12.1 TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. ee me Winer, Approved Mevemior 2, ta 4 urte were chosen ¥ committee to _ nominate a Finance ( 1 AN Act to cause = water-main to be laid jo Resolutions of than! othe Washingt Fighth street west. from 1) te FE streets «onth Band, w thi — and t@ Colonel Florence, were ho bad vol Ted their services on Be it enacted by the Hoard of Mdcrmon ant Row mt 6f Common Cow med of the ¢ ene Woahangton, Theat the Water Board be they are here’ therized and SPECIAL RE REPORTS. \Hlse called attention te the fact that ene | important duty had ‘eeu overlooked, which was ‘The Tiptouvitie Riots. de appointment of a comunitie to dratt acon | Special to The Evening Star. b- ~ -* x MEmPuis, Nov. 27.—Further information from pear feted te sepals emer: agent Kin ‘Tiptonville represents that section as in the on excitement over the trag- yedy whieh occurred there last Sunday. It is mpbelly and Wright, to Tepe: ehext meeting. About twenty ten were eprolied during the evening. THE MIXED schoor QUESTION. Other School Matters. AN Act to set curtet . and getters en the seneh + negroes from that Ebene l ‘but they will net, Peahably, 3 Io i yc ito execution. counts search was being made for the ago negroes ‘who are believed to have been in the cabin when the attack was ; bat, x far, the search has Lita unsuccessful. A siroet west and T Buarniary Be it emncted hy the Romo! | of Common Comnes! of ; That the Mayr be, end ie ts hey and Tequested to cause Lae wet and the footway. and | gu the south side of Rumored Irregularities. ‘There ate no new developments in the case of the child of Rev. J. Sella Martin, colored, who Was admitted to the public school tn the Frat lin $choo! Butlding, excepting that the Mayor has ordered the treasurer, J.C. Proctor, Esq., | not to pay amy teacher unless they prodace cer- | + titicates of the Board of Examination that they have been duly examined and passed. Miss yen, ti of the school in Who has been assigned to position now fills by the trustees siuce the exam- iseibpern Sproial to The Evening Star. Dayton, Ouro, Nov. 7.—The Ledger newspa~ per of this city, heretofore and now the personal organ of Mr. Vallandigham, suspends its daily issue to-day. It will oe ite weekly edition. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. iostox, Nov. 2.—Mary Jefferson, of Boston; Mary J. Harris, of Phil ja, and Calvin K. Hidden, late of’ New York, have been arrested and held for examination, Charged with pension frautts. The allegations has drawn a pension as a eorer’ idow, having Deen twice married since the death of her first hoxband, and that the other defendants made oath that she was still a widow. provided by law; of said improvements a emu sufficient is appropriated out of the general tand. Approved November 10, 1909 she ination last June, and caimot prodace such « certificate, ‘The law on this subject the Board of » and uj pon presumed the vey founds om, fy ax ee “No appointment bey promotion of s shall be made until au kypropriate exautnation shall have been paasod and a vertitieats from the com! i dates for position as teach AS Act providing fw comses to bay an nacted by the Board of mon Council of th Stress unl afuar he pounye or tus ee of Hoemes to buy and sell any brass, trom, aper, pewter, or lens me Wastin hp <p be untiormly twonty - five ren os and cock license shall continu: . werni it e - nome have supposed that oe order of the re er tod of it teme, payable quar wh Rebellion. or was aimed more particularly at Mus | terly inadvance. ae bey sively ta The Bocktig Sour: Noyes, but we learn that it has no reference to | Suo.2. All acts or parts of acts inconsistent legvaphed Raclusi : her cake but was feed to correct satiousirceg- | with Ghia act are hereby repealod: ‘UTTAWA ONTARIO ‘The Govermment | ularities in the mode of a;yonth I paying | That this act shall not interfere with an has received di teachers in some of the schools. istrict | for dealers who have a xtore or stores, ) be ee ee wiere i receive these a ities have oma a rather seri- pipeet business; bat shall apply to the ich con read) ous aspect, and itis rumored that the dixplace- | who gather from place to place sach Mr. McDougall expresses a belief that the ment cfonvot the Hrameetiaay beter |feaie aa we % tion will die out as soon as proper expla are made to the half breeds. rs enclers wh tion we ‘rustees making eneh appoint their courve by the provision of the law, whieh says be assigned or tramferred to such schools ax the Board of Trustees may deem best t for the ublia interest.” Approved, November 1, 169, AX Acr to set the curbatones and ways and gutters om the east street east, between L and M aire Be it enacted by (ae Board of Aldermen and Board Tommon Council of the City of Wechington, the Mayor be, and he it hereby, antl ized and requested 10 cause the to be set and the feotways and gutters paved on the east side of Second stroct east, between L and M streets north. The work to be contracted for and executed inthe manner and under the ~ perintendence provided by lew; and to def nses of maid improvements a special tax the cost thereof t+ hereby imposed and Sr. Jouxs, N. B., Nov. 27—In New Found- land the elections “have resulted even more favorable to the anti-Confederates than was at firt Full returns show that twenty- one nfederates, and nine Contederates are électe@. * The coe Scrmmner Covwy : * Conspiracy at Se: the Phillippine Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Snodgran of New York, and they Jem orge F.’ Conkley, pon ann, Nov. rng advices have been | seme ye all lots er a — aon J ceived here from TT " formidable reactionary con semed and collected in couformity with the pro- Approved November 2, 180" = frustrated. person implicated found that the schi | “ewe act approved Qetoler 12, 156% 10N authorizing the Inving of ad pavements autil No Resoleed by the Board of F,Common Council of the City of hat the time for laying footways aod ments, which wow expires November 1. tonded autil the 20th day of Approved, November 1, me ne of Nelwon agt. Mecutchen, special verdict he issues, (sustaining the will.) Spetler and Alcock agt. Milier; judgment by default and in- syuisition. ORPHARH Cover, J Migr Prurert-— To-day. tie willof the late Hilary M. Smith, bequestisi Mis eotate 40 (Rio.chllives, sees tion nen fully | | The Suez Canal. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Pants, Noy. 7.—M, Lease of the Suez Canal, publicly d able reports which have béen recently circu ted about that great enterprise. He calls atic tion to the fact that In ten day no less than fifty vessels have sailed safely through the canal, and back. be ene ember, 1S. proven. ° Erorayt= ThE SOCTH— Complaint of Improper Food.—This morning, about torty Ger- map emigrants arrived here in charge of Wun. Hesten, on their way t Terry, Hines count Mis... missing connectio train they were obi at the Maryland A» Act to provide for clean repairing the Surv Be it enacted bythe Board of Alternen-and Board Common Council of the € Wash bat the «umn of three: hundred dalars se much thereof as may be tevpuired, be, and th. same is hereby, appropriated out of the general fund, for the purpose vt cleaning, paiating, and pairing the Survevor's office Approved November 10, 1869. Ax Act to take np and re and Fatal Railroad Accident. Telegrophed Exclusively to The Evening Star. wa EW 2 with the southe: dito remain several how were depot. Here, wh: their rations were distributed to chem, was found that the bread was of. the coarse pate, and wae sour at aul their con- ition Was reported to Mayor Bowen, whe in N. Y., Nov. Hamnvec. Bobert . at brak ‘was knocked from « train won River Railroad, at New Ham borg draw bridge, this morning, aud killed. ‘ eS Spain. formed Major Richards, and Captain Brock, the cant side of Lighth strect: west. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Inspector, wnd Lientenant Noonan, iu ¢! of | streets north Spanish Govern: border von wonpany of the inte restore the ter, Wut found that the tr. Hesten, co imposed upon te ‘New York, und that author! 46- he was then 0 eee indir buting 4 fresh supe use the gutter on the Private Ball Py the ‘Tuileries. ply of good bread, other food. | These parties go to Misaisfopl to hire auton the | phustations, and bomes bave already been se. | ured for them. rat, between es Talegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. s- Nov. .—A private ball will be given Tuileries this evening. Among the few guests is Minister Washburne. Tux Boys iw ep E—Suspensions from se } mond—Courts Martial in Prosett—i. Bell | Adams, who claims to be in command of this | v thereut; the work to be dene under the direction of the Commissioner of the — Ward. Approved November —e LOCAL ‘The Volanteer Movement. Lidependent Military Organizations—The Progress of Enlistments. A large meeting of citizens favorable to the formation of independent military companies in this city was held last night at Union League Hall, pursuant to adjournment, to hear the report of the committee of fifteen appointed at the preceding Lec to poo cag ag a plan of ee Mayor | wen presided, with Mr. Chair stated briefly the object of these gs, Which Was to engender or awaken a military spirit in this city, where we had no NEWs. organization by virtne of an order from the Ex- | weavens’ Semike = Paiiaba.rats-—The - 3 slay issmerl au Order, termed Geueral Orver. No. | fy pth men igor ta, mcoting 2, to the officers of the organization, in which he iret recites that under the direction of the Ex- ecutive he aumes command ot the Boys in Blue, and announces that the tization is a military one, ‘and the officers holding commis- sion in the same will be held sulsject to the rules ; an laid down in the Kevined U uit | Regulations. The order mupension or “Gene As A. Grant,” and suspends “Lieut.Joyee” and “Capt. Tucker” trom their commands, and orders them to appear before a court martial, and relieves “Assistant Adjutant General fFletcher” trom duty at headquarters as ‘Quartermaster. ‘bere the reduced rates are enturced, au lusiated on the weavers quitting work yiz Ghents are pores lively ail over the Taree Mass., has & eo-operative store indepen ary <p pkAneeny at Fiae—This morning, Otiver which is highly success ul. o > bolaned. Geman, ustice siti: genic gcak aitesmoay | Set neater winapi a | (ODER Tamers ae aed auticles for the formation of a military organi- | street, on the 22d of { - ang Severe oy * Detober last, stolen ‘cutive time Practice zation in the eity of Washington, D. pted. ‘The articles (omitting the ew are as fale, the ndersigned, do here “We, the w pledge ourselves to unite’ in forming , four spoons and nae to bail for court. Price io cimciaber ofthe | "Ofer » and al! that he found Truek, thearticlon Jostee Walter, ott and a Sailttery ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC anization which shall be entirely independent ted to protect and save percts ‘and have no connection with any partisan or | fe Eeoui*neve tusned there ao Ge aericlen FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CRURCR, political o organization, and whose sole aim and | Hugincer or to Police Headquarters, Comyen oF rm ano G STREETS. et shall be the acquirement of practical ee eematien. sus * itary knowledge and the cultivation and en- ——— 0.8. BULLARD.. ees cquragement of at martial sorts which ix so one Beg Meer = arrested iu Kanans Revex cers: or Ts Friday, os Conservative policeman. en Smith. D chard. operal our ites alan af eto Prine ates! | who ‘took her before the Recorder in spite of ber | Superutcnteet of Reo Pee Be boca WD. stood and agreed that the affixing of our names | totrentot words. The Kecorder dismissed TeTORs: hereunto shall have no binding effect until at | the case, local oT concludes its re- Prof. Cant Ricuren, lenet fifty persons shall have In good faith united | Port of the incident 3 ase PRES, ie purposes herein above stated; and that “Policemen, spare these pants, nw Peto. ganization, when consummated, - shall And don't make any row; ig ee Sh rr governed by rules and 1 Togulations adopted bad ney me, by its members iv ‘the laws of the I'll protect them now Tne Gisect f viola tmetivet United States, and, 90 far as may be applicable, roi for orapiting, « shaven rdance with the system of military dis- bar aed or Rear | Est ate.—Green & Williams, | groctur~ ate within cipline and tacties of the U; army; | cers, have sold all or equate, south Uniting the ablest taleut and that there shail be no election of company | square 1,000 with foform acompicte Musical € Officers until Ht members have appended their | 13th amd eh streets ‘atm fariditin hamex hereunto, and thus expt their inten- | and south B street, to T. = it ee . tion = pec members of the proposed | also, lot 26, [x cline, Bye th ae | bo or nization.” a ir. Hulse said he had been assured that the | dtol Mamachusetts avenue, to Michael The Tag Piano Fa Ot Ai ad Srings} i Govermnent would farnish the organization with | O"Brien for 8905. = with of arms—Entield rifles. ———e —--- ‘oice. Emgclink ane Song Singing, Shuging ut Col. Hulse read a letter from Col. Fisher, of | SSEAK ‘Tureves.—Thix a ee is. Gameny the Butler Zouayes, which was piucon ‘on file. J Cale and John Jones, tw ‘This system lar many years nen recognized as the sneak thiev: up om ploces of dress ot ing instraction goods from store, om Fuh street. and nae Eh iy fa made off. and Coomes arrest- | which have rendered it wapsrior in the study of Lite otherwise, them, oc recovered rh eamad and | rature render tt ‘the stady of Music. jt Ay aes Ht saat in : vt ‘grgiese eetetion os guts, Tux Wowxn's © MRISTIAN AssociATIOR have by ft eet eS “ Mauniciane sradaaios of to be held in Lincoln Hall, on Monday | Cx cera and Healy -wisere evening, at which Rev. J.E. Rankin and Rev. neste srl Dt. Newman will addres the awociotion. “5 may be 0, three. four. Bve or any net Thaticd to te 87 Chi: Sn oe ey to be ral 7 Longe ye # journal to Lede a ee