Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1870, Page 1

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V2*. 35—N2. 5.824. 4 mornin ‘DoHar-an: —— SPECIAL NOTICES, Sg ee ISERIC'S COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF enres great. ecofiomy und” Gonvenion: * shine bor the siguature of Bacon Linge he faventor wad of Dr. Max Vow Pot ed ss fait Uh 1 litane Dear . f 9p-TRFim 153 Bioalway, New Fork, ; Very ev ening till further | p ABLot. the protenn | 1SE0, TIME TESTS 1s70 wt tins i Tih Cert py Peet characters, ir dneeg “MATINEE ON saTORDAY sain days tm gdyance with net THE MERITS OF AT THINGS, imaraiar gre hand the temteleacen oom teh “a | Doone showkd craved om ous hatbe Or Bavauks WiFi tt isa aul safe, foarns. velit, Cus brwisos, wounds ant vai ot inuries. es | wall ne for dyreniery diaries. and bowel com | Plginte eenera'ty. and Le admarably otitet Yor every Tate of en on the face of the Be wtre you . call for awl get the gentine Pain iller, ae many sents; | Syrthinen uestrume are attempted te be sold Gn ake ne Stores. Ep Lppatwiion of this vakerbie medicine. President Calfax 7 Wirectionts accempany aach battle peat rier 25cente, @ canta. and 31 perbottle. okt Dy all Medicine Dealers.” -mhgs-colméw tee Ben 6 mauact ME =. Grew kaart ¥ spect lo be present. ¢ LAND UNION CONCERT he Members of she tfitterens € afrs a Woestting- s. DYE. . ny fer the benatt best in the world. FIFTH BAPTAST GHURCE. feneae Seat cents Under the luce geralynis or MPTLEROTT — = ty an Sold NOERT, ON FRIDAY EVENING : S4HS & ©€0., Aenisted 'SS_MATILR par é Tite SopTaue, ca Fee We ns ne Be othe es ore Semray 516 SEVENTR StTREBT, MER ED AED HOP ERMAN, tne Gastingrished 3 sp -roserenesee ! FIRST FLOOR, Ber ptm extra The sales Seats begins vu WEDNESDAY MUKN ING. at Metzerott's Maete Store FIRST CLASS READY M#9K AL 4d WATSON, 1 C. REI HFSBAGHs Pinno store. New tg tien , rar a 24 the celebrated PLANOS Baltimore iW Xo alse, secc Melodeons to BUSINESS AND DEESS SUITS. AT TEE LOWEST GOLD RATES. zen the my: ease TAILUENG DEPARTMENT, ‘Organ Tuning an! Kepairing ARLOW'S GALLERY.—The public are invited SECOND PLOOR. BYR Tate hamter oF PINE PAINTINGS € the tase saleof J) Thompaow ock.gu eghibation femme 9a m FINE BENOLISH A¥D FRENCE CASSIMERES, FINE BANNOCK BORN CHEVIOTS, DIAGONAL COATINGS, FAROY COLORED CLOTHS, ‘Trerteen:h amd Fouricenth Strets, ULL PALNTINGS, ENGRAY: PHUTOGRAPHS, CHROMOS, &c., SILK AND SCOTCH VESTINGS ROUGDS~ GROUPS OF CULPTURB, ARTISTS! MATERMLS, BLACK CLUTHS AND DUESKINS, NTEE TO MABE FIRST CLASS SIATURTIES, &c., &c., s EAR KLOW PRE PICTURE FRAMES, Seen ae CORD AND TASSELS, &c., 8c . VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS. WE GUARANTEE A PREFSOT FIT OR NO PABLUE BRAUK BTS, &c BALK, A Pine Assortment for HOLLDAY PRESENTS, { WE su > SHOW vou no iY aves suivant « DESTAE A. Sahs & Co., mre Neo S18 SEVENTH <TREET ‘M FRMS CA P RICTES Remember Name and Namber . FOR SPRING ON @LP.M will deliver a beer Hint tangs TNUTANA KE OF 1870: LICAS OEE fae Bisel), TCRSDAT VEN ING. apr 12.00 7 ay 4. STRAT JFFED OLATUR, E VEST IR CLOTHIER. Pisin & Eolou Sth and lod rrrects Bead Pampilet of Won baeiite apt af w ives vor? FORD. No 1105 Pes NSYBVANIA AVENUE ly ve. ap lim Retween Ie. and lth Tr" COLUMBIA YEAST POWDER, DRESS/SCITS at $14, 1-20 25 « 36 BU SENDSS SUITS at . 10, 12.50, YOUTHS SULTS at $7 60." .50. 10, 12,4 15. Waennetos D.¢. "sept. 21, 1958 J nm fully acquatuted with the oonctitution of the BOYS BUITS at Columbia Yeast Pywder. The proportions are we! ‘adapted fer the efficient raising of the dough, aud 1 consider it an ig provement ton etieting yeast pow ders gTbores £NTitL.M D.,Chemigt. , i $4,5,6745. D&ESS PANTS at S15 87 eS: BUSINUSS PANTS ar ‘ $2, 240.5, 86044. “= ‘ nt | THE ABOVE GOODS SEL © SF MARUYSCTORY—812 K STREET, Be: TEER GOODS ABE SELECERD pat 8 = GOT Ur IN THE Latgsi Tweex Seo 30 9zK, mh be % ALDER DEPOT ESTABLISHED LN 1355. REDMAN. COLMAN 3 Hamiltwu & Uo.) 203 y gareet HW oop DEALERS t. L DING 2 Having tw ~ neat léth etree G pets eet DOURA, SASL, SLLNDS, &c., 1 that We can suply a requiremest much ed Sgro oe that tawe heret- fore been mele by All orders eucrusted te our care will receive promp< altention, apa satisfac en guaranteed. A. STRAUS’ POPULAR CLOTHIZR 10LL PENNSYLVANIA AVANUE, mih29-12t Between 10th gud 111% sire meetin m0 NDew UTER, formerly of Wash FRAw KS ofan oie Be LN RACKETS. ygnes ofTeh sttect and Pa. BE L UsT. BALUSTERS. NP RAILS, er areune. ander Me a ich can be found leasure to annonace to his of good emortm sat one n Serenet i oegng aA ue patrusaand the public thet ef realy to » PHING. hem A and e TURNING. ant MAI Work, geuseatty is GAND SUMMER OLUTHING aud CENTS branches. We respectfully soticit a shareot g: ph ot to which he respect! uily “Wewsult' R tention te our D “M. M1RSH. ment st BUILDERS HARDWARE. where Sepsims 50!) Abie eevee tae oe (Successor te H. F. Lowpon & Oo. z ‘th Hteoat. oo MDE im, _ Opposite Center Martins. | AT on 39% Scott Square, bet. I and K sts. west. j to his ae atthe notes, i receit voice of TOWELS, bat always ready. |] partite und wave teen the rele Phtiedetgtas | — gun. 6 pet. ound Towels, 3 inghps long, ¥ec. tf FAstoxaner pax Kine NG. 1 4 oat WLR IC poeta ksi are | ¢ ba — Peansy!vania avenue. SALE—TIMBES. in use remeh. suitabic for ES Sete gee pany we chee HRM ara Mee to @1. A RTAINS. tow eulled tb B Par as ink eat ioe Merenry apd other mincral poisons discard-<t Office hours 7 to 9 a.m, and 7 to9 pm. mld-eoim™ sence & poration frem mitteeoen Kevisron Lill dm Tebow wo the wo jon Of the patent laws whch was referred wo Committes ov idershon of reports fram the re.gn Beymion ol laws the wpewing jonne then resolved itaeif inte Comenit | tee of the Wholeon me jarit pom. question being ape" the paradvenh ton tiene < ger. 3 cents per pound. discussed on at great length, and auatter Of the sugar mamufuctare was Canvaseed, ——} TWO CENTS. mS ee ee ee WASHINGTON, D,'C.. TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1870. NG.STAR._ ington News and Gossip. Fecuipts trom this sate Ivauia Coal Trade E@ect of . Mrike of the Mimers. FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, This Afternoon’s Proceedings. TeEspAy, April 5. SENATE.—The Vice President laid before the Senate the House joint resolattone relative to the sinking of the U. S.worvette Oneida wy the Bombay, tary of the Navy to tas cocumstances. Mr. Stewart said this case mind an instance of shocking Mmhumanit Lie pert of Capt. Eyre, anda reckless of Luman lite, dt isthedatror the to make ® therough examination in re lost and cannot it the world may ree morgan sertec, mono «1 EEEGRAMS TO THE STAR, This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. THE OHIO ELECTION. blican. Elected te Congress jedo District lored IT increased by pea the mives (except such as wax es fvoun tnjons) after tee nd task suspension actuali ines are now all idie, the miners refaeing to per ton as the minima Price of coal at the shipping points im the re- ion, and tWe eperators relusing 1 give more n $2.50 per ton ai those poin: ter stands. The miners ate su | amociations, and are promised ald by their brother wo.kmen in other regions who bave pot | Struck, while the coal operators in the Schuy thill resented as more united aud more + before th resisting t These demands are net in every case confined to differences as to wages, seme tustamces arise irom the operators Ng mcn who do vot belong to the Miners" Johns, and who the associations ins ‘This demand has awak ened a very bitter fbeling with the operators, who say they may as weil now, asat any future meet the issue, and de they or their employers are Dosiness. in which milions of dofars are tn- vested. While Qhis dispate is geing om in the & the great iyory of adi the eal aie of that region, the 1 regions, and especially the heavy nna operators. who Are both prwtncers and earrtersof coal, being freed from the basis ittee having in charge the memo- ‘honor of the late Major Genera! George H. Thomas,"which are to the hall of the House or Representatives at 7.30 that none will be ad- withoat © Revercve— this p. ma, have W ce to-day were $371,006.41, arranged mitted to the floor of the Hose ticket. Tickets will be issued to the President inet, the base phil og enators and members of work at lew than © “Tee THEE RA PHic Wrews are down to-day in fe veral sectioms of the country. ys hh Supreme Court Honse, and of rved with General Thomas during late war. plomatic Gallery Will be reserved ex for‘members of the ‘The ladies’ gallery will be reserved for the ii holding tickats to the floor. e and northw: ot the orth gultery will be reserved mpanying them. retary te Tater! mtof the er of the House. It # expected that a series of resolutions wil! he offered, and brief addresses. will be made by et Justioe Chase, Ge: ators Schurz and Ware Men Voting. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Torkpo, Onto, Apri f.—Incomplete retarns cate the election of Peck, RepabUcan, to Congress, The Republicans also elected their city ticket here yesterday. The colored men voted. Cixgxyatt, Ap ceived Inte Last ni, . Presented to his Masree down ©. Sonex. €.S.N., has been ‘Ordered to this city for examination for promo- plotatie!CO8e. erom thin district } mands of the mi OLR DLL's famous violin is four hundred “years oll: ft ean be heard at Lincoln Halt ou Friday evening next tien of those .wiso ak for themselves, and t w all the particulars of the conduct of C Eyre, that he may receive the of mankind. Mr. Stockton thonght the proper conrse now was to refer the message of the ‘Navy om this matter to the Com: oye Kelations. il 5.—Complete returns, re- r, Repuplitan, Sourt, 4,969 majority blican majority of the emtire eity CrAages OVEF 3.100. ew Board of Aldermen will stand 1 2 independent just reprobation ') SuciraRy Bovrwxee did not leave tor his home in Massachusetts yesterday, as he tn tended, bat leit here this morning and will re- +. turn abont Tuesday ni mittee On For- int resolutions of the House were then y, and the mesege of the ANTIDE PAPCTS, Was ee on Foreign Ke- The Vice President submitted a memorial of the German cititens of Tennessee, reconstruction of that State. miftee. omine whether W. 1. Sherman yet " ior ro Tand wilt bé in dftendance, any! ety are expected io sing winan and Butls Wisconsin, dectines a re election to Congress. | The Massachusetts renre~ Sentutfve of that name will, therefore, he the only member of that family in the next Con- . om ward of the City Council, with members €. 6. Wasnnuny, of ct, stands 28 Republicans, 16. Demo- The school boar! ible in the schools and Secretary, with # then referred to the Com fous. ire. jer will officiate as ‘The galleries will be Open to the pudltc at 7 ‘o'clock, and ull officers, soldiers, and citizen ate invited to atten asking Referred te Judi- Cattell presented a.memorial of leading facturers of New Jersey and Pen nia, employing between nine and ten thodsamd i th thut the last report of jal Commissioner of Internal Reve: is full of fallacies and of Nhels on Manbulacturers; that to adopt his recommenda. tions would entail widespread ruin, and that his figures and arguments can be controverted. Referred to Committee on Fi- nance. Mr. Hamilton (Tevas) presented memorialso asking the abolition of were laid apon led preamble and resolu- red Philosophical aud Mistori- cal Society of Richmond, in reference to Chris and asked for itereading; bat THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION. Elected _Democra- ie State 459 The é ly Democratic. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Hanrrorp, April 5.—Martford gives Jewell nglish 3,307, and re-elects Chapnian. Democrat, Mayor, and th: et, by over 600 majority. four majority in the Common Council. English for Governer is no doubt elected. lature will be Democratic, Republicans still count on a majority in each GENERAL WALKER, Sn Census, adopts the competitive manner of ap- pdintment. and all applicames for surbordinate places are subjected to a most rigid examina- ure driving & very dW ot the Lehigh Navi- ‘Tar Oxetia DisasteR.— The Seeretary o the Nayy has submitted to the House of Repze- sentative all the information in hts possession relative to the sinking of the Oneida by th: Bombay, and the opinion ef the Department Secretary concludes that the the proper conrse; that th: the officers of the’ Bomba: caused the disaster,and that the latter exhibited of human hfe aud the cou: ation Compauy, pasts of Jat year, and prodacing largely. ‘The coal of the more northern coal row: wn markets and of a « rices, the tra ering severel¥, and the the niinerx continue oat the greater will be the jost and the more difReult the eftert t0 get back to working competition with iis val coal regions. ing bearer the em to command higher Schurtha region ts 1 ‘Tae KINBRRLY-BeTLRR Case—The case of Edward and William H. Kimberty vs. Benjamin F, Butler isset tor trial peremptorily te-mor- Tow in the United States Circuit Court in Bal- timore it having been’ continned from the No- vember term of 1669, t of the city tick Democrats have Dad seamanship citizens of that a reckless diareg: the a privilege, whi ‘mon obhgatigons of human lowest potm, a belter ce Ot prices at the last public sale of Scranton coal seems to encourage. it least some of them, ar suspension has the vance of the operators. ax the stoppage in the igh region last vear had the coustenance Tue DEPAULTING CoLLecron BarLey.—Mr. Parnell, Deputy Commissiouer of Internal Key- enue, who has returned from New York, as stated in The Sar of yesterday, reports that Bailey's defalcation will reach about $200,000. Bulley is still at large. Haxtroxp, April 6—Kighty-two towns (half of the State) give English (Dem.) a gain of 459. dewell’s (Rep.) majority last year in the State AROLISHING THE FREEDMEN’s BUREAY AND) ESTABLISHING A BuREaU oF Epvcario! of an act establishing th , distentinuing the Freed men’s Burequ, and for other purposes, passed by the House to-day, enacts that the Ofiice ot meation, in the Department of the Interior. sha'T hereafier be named the Bureau of Educa- tion, in the Department of the Interior. See, 2. That all laws and parts of laws pre- seribing duties tor the officers of the Bureau of Refngees, Freedmen and Abandoned +0 far as the said duties have not yet been fully be, and the same are hereby, re; and all fauds now in the Treasnry of the United the account of the Commis- “an,and all properties an’ moneys entrusted to him for the education an’ support of refugees and freedmen, be, and the squne are hereby. transferred to the thé Burean of Edaocation, and that the said funds be expended exciusively for educational Durposes among treedmen and refugees, having special reference to aiding in the establishment and usefiiness of common schools among the: See. 3. That the Burean of Education is The bin amen Office of Edueat topher Columbus Mr. Pomeroy object Mr. Vickers then asked that it be Mr. Trumbull objected until the object of the now: was known, Mr. Vickers stated that the memorialiets de- sired that the name of the country should be changed from America to Columbia. A discussion as to what shonld be done with the memorial, it was ordered that it lie upon the table. Mr. Hamlin introdnced a bil! to authorize the Georgetown to pave and market of coal aud so s we ean discover Mii perators in the Schuvtkii? region now, whatever may have been the truth of the accusation last year. «Tre UStTED Stares ov Courwets.—Mr. Vickers presented in the Senate this morning Fesoivitions adopted by thé colored Philosoplii- cal Historical Sootety of Richmond, Va., axking that this country be called The United States of Columbia,” imstead of + ot America.” Teleyraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. Pmapenruta, April 5—Abstract of cable dispatches from New York morning papers: Loxvox, April 4-—Royal assent has been ikon to the bill for the preservation of peace in 87" Cincinnati sports, who have seen Mace and Allen, ace Tom gets James into a twenty-fo will wallop -lames in twenty minutes.” men's opinions ditler- 87° The Davenport: gave an exhibition in Denver, and let an old winer shake Lands with the spirit that pat his nand out of the hole in t eabihet. He snatched one of Brothers out of the cabinet door down. and the performan a regular trofitier circus. DENTISTRY. WA*s.070N DENTAL PLAGE r foot ring he corporate authorities of @ United States rove the streets thereof, and ir. Morrill, of Vermont, introduced a bill to ¢ Zoological Society of the triet of Columbia, both of which were r to the Committee on the District of Columbia. Mr. Willey introduced a bill to appropriate the proceeds of the sale of public lands of the United States to educational purposes. Keterred to Committee on France. Mr Cameton offered a resolution instructing the Commitice on Mili to the propriety of sug: morial to the volunteers of on the 18th of April, 181, and the volum Marsachusetts, who on the Ith of April, 1 Led U.rough the stree the Capital ot their countr st troops to resp President of the United S Mr. Thurman did not ob: done to the Peuusylvania and Massxcha and he would vote for the resolution uf bi. friend would strike out the reason, but there Were other treop. w AS those of Maseachusetts and Penusylvas In bisewn town in Ublo, 2.000 troops wei ans the second day after the proclamation was singular how gre ‘The House of Commons considered the Irish land bill in committee. amendment limiting the compensation to ten- ants, which was carried by a majority of 76 for the government. ‘The Glasgow Herald savs that in the new budget the income tax will be reduced to four States placed Disraeli offered an et of said incorporate th. Asmosment O¥ Justice Bhapnry—In the Supreme Court yesterday, the Chief Justice annonnced the assigument of Associate Justice it of the late Mr. Wayne, which includes the States of Georzia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Bradley to the cire patch from Rome reports that the Pope » promulgate the tirst schema at Easter, di schema of infallibility can be Aitairs to inquire in- cor sidered immed: . = Some Suitable mc- GuACE GREENWOOD, Who is known every bop tt where through her brilliant pen, i ake the personal acyuaiutance of some of her New Engiand admirers, having acceded to » joud call from that quarter for the delivers of re In which she made so orps Legisiatif had a avre made a violent attack on the Senatus Consultum, which would add greatly to the personal power, he said. The power of declaring war or peace showid not be left to the chief of the State, who, after a for- tunate war, contd crush le; Proposed aiterations of the constitution he de~ nounced as the wtima ratio of despotism. speech cansed great excitement in Demands were made to set the question aside. d. amd a vote was taken, whet I5t tod to proceed with th Owing 10 the lateness of the stormy session. & Baltimore to de- ber “Indoors” a hit at Lincot ive power. The ct to justice being — structed, in whole or m p. Tre Sexate ComMrrrex on the District of Ommissioner of the Free Colnmbia have given notice next, April 8th, ), ¥ menue : DENTIST, | No. 1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘tween All Deotal work done in the bes Ether nsed, if desire’ for rx- on h Tespouded just as. 10 am, they will consider tablishing a Pr olumbia and rt. and have roquested ted to be present. the Districtof be resumed and co: Tesull (u-morrow. i that Mr. Cameron in- 1 Proposed testimonial the of New York which hasteneu te the relict ate oF Pennsytwantia when it wus thre all parties inter ° THE RICHMOND IMBROGLIO. Two Mayors in Possession—The Case to go to the Supreme Court. Telegrayhed Exclusively to The Beeniny Star- The city trout Rrerstrarion o'clock trday ail the of Were not present—only Me-srs, Donoho, Donald. son, Crosman and Booker, with the clerks. im the line, some of ood Here some two hour waiting 4 Mr. Fenton sai the Seventh New York rc ee ee 1 Was the first to reach r. Cameron said that was not so. ¢ there was no 7 WARBANTED Fa any Shirt int of fit, durability, and prices at now ‘om hand 4m on. S, sailors, and siaty persons were sponstatieous!y oftured trom all seciens of uke rsday next. in Justiee Chase. chambers the motion is made—tist, on want oi inrisfiction: 2d, that there is no equity in the Mu id, thet the facts show that the injune- videntially awarded. ® will be peacefully conducted n's Buran, an’ Mr. Saulsbury would like to s hat the troops vamia, or of any oth: There was no such th: jrociamation of the President. troops because Fort Sumter, way down jy Carolina bad been fired upon. or about troops coming the capital was exposed. Mr: Cameron said it was true that the © was true that in V Tux House Covamrrrek on rae Digtricr oF Covemmia met this morni ma! discussion on the Territor authorizing the city to subscribe to the stock the London and Hampsiire Iailroad Coupang, und other District bills which are in the ha Of sub-committees'to be pertected. at no rote was taken on any or amendments made thereto. 1 had an intor- DAY OR WEEN 7 a 1 e army to discharge the duties ALL HOURS. =e © writ of ejectment against Mayor Ellyson. ‘ality of which eaused Gen- ine tendering military aid t red to Attormey Gen the marshal, will be refé | Hoar tor his decision. rs go On as usual holding courts, » peacefnlly on the strects. ined the city omieial- recognizing Mayor is police, or auy of the old city gov- was threatened: wg the Capital, and the Secretary of War had sent telegrams tv the North, urging te to come here to the «defense vi 5 Tax Trowas Foxenar his Private Seeretari War, General Sberm, owurend, Sveretary ¢ othér persons of distinction morrow even Troy, to attend the funerul of the late G. wi ‘The State court bas ing or otherwis Adjutant General «l & number of ill leave bere tu- ayer said the troops t because Fort Sumter was fred apom, but be- cause the nation was fired pon. at known that in this city,on the sth of Marc inGl, there were men ready to raise cle flag of ner of the Bureau Abauioned Laut: ee ee Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. il 5.—The trial was resumed annelling of the jury MeFarland, ty satistied with jury so far is densely crowded. ‘was occasioned by a want of partor Richard Brown, thr ist juryinan, who Was reprimanded by the 1k corder, and cautioned to be punctual in fature. Several persons were admitt had i opinions which no amount of or shake. They were, }, Com pelled to stand aside. Patrick Mckeuna,a li- quor dealer from the Eighth heard of the case, but had formed uo New Yore, A Lis accounts at the c ‘Xr. Nye asked Mr. Saulebary whether he United States. claumed to be the first volunteer. Mr. Saulsbury did not; bat in the tight that the Senator (Nye) was in, be Great laughiter.} ¢ Semator voluuteer at «li? Saulsbary—No. Nye—1 did, and staid here. . Saulsbury—Did you ever tre te No. [Latighter. bull thought there should be no ',and argued that att the entitled to equal praise in re~ Cigars and Tot PERSON AL.—Mr. Cohen, the Commissiv er of the Dominican Kepybiic te the United in Dehalf of the annexation pr loos of the Se nate to-da: St. Domingo city, isa p educated in France and ¢ of all of his ial duties the Commissioner of Eda shall be subject to such an may be prescribed by the Pr United States. 3K, corer ba. ayer uc ate 5 was by his side. M EXCCCRAGe Home maNUEACTUURS WASHINGTON GLASS Corner 2ith street westand N annfecture all kind © ANS. at the most reason netion Toom, ax usual, Some little deta nnetiality on ti resident of the rimany, and has the appearance of a gentleman of intelligence a- proceedings in th hilosopher was applied for vester- day by counselior Howe be Ii support of the th Dr. Echeverria was sabmitted, claiming Reynollls exhibits a toss of moral. feeling, and he has marks about the bead ttend He bases hiv ition as tohis sanity eught on the ground, among other things, of renmstances counceted with the marie The Court reserved its is the day tixed for 1 if, his executed we time for many years that @ murdcrer hax Lad justice meted out to in this city without the indulgence of two ree trials or respites. fter being convicted of one ofthe most bratal nr —r ly wt the Dest ti mupely. otf allt a Line of all aia it bor ie Jaeron PS ort case GROKGCE LANGON, su permtendent: well as cultivation. evidence could | .uarrel on this matter, therefore loyal SuPneme Covrr—Covonen AvPLivaNt vor THE Bax—In the Supreme Court yesteriay morning, Hon.A.G. Kiddie having moved the admission ofA. A. Bradley, of Georgia, colored w the bar of the United the tollowinz committer were appointed to tm quire into his moral fitness tor the position -—A. G. Riddle, R.'T. Merrick and Assis ney General W. H. Fields. mn, the resolution further opinion; that he | was modified so as to provi te for an inquiry into t a juror was deciared accepta- but the people's counsel he had expressed am took occasion to re- oy Sa nena the réniark as un- little pleananitry, by tie way. Gabriel Foor a wholesale liquor dealer. Esrazuisar IN 1836, PAEM. CM AWARDED in 1837, ‘W.B WHEATLEY'S PEEMIUCM STEAM DYEING ING ESTABLISEMENT, 2 JEFFRRION STs vatetn eet talous . with constant pore: Dietriet to have ‘executed the resol tion tting Marteacoretts and Fenn Vania troops were wrespond Call of the President. SKE Mr. Saatbury moved to strike the words“ defend the Capital of their country,” whic! r . nN ioaesthieg out artof and a iking out that part tates Boctana eet challenged him perémptorily. ‘tting forth that the juor.om stating that anopinion, Mr. Grah Ir. Stockton the volunteers of New ade im the city THEKE WAS QUITE a discussion in the Sonate to-day as to which State was the first torespoud to the call of the President on the cat! for troops ou the outbreak of therebellion. Gentiemen, the District of Columbia claims that honor. The Washington Light Infantry was the first company of troops sworp into service, and 21 rs after that, tis District had 4,500 volun- teers mustered for service.’ The ‘District volan- teers stand al:cad of the foremont in Peunsylva- nia and Massachusetts, as the record will show. In Resnolds’ case, as the sixth juror accepted. Thomas Scott, 9 merchant,'was we~ cepted as the seventh juror. The Piegans Sue for Peace. Telegraphed Exclusively to the Evening Stor. CHicaGo, April 5—A Geu. Sheridan’ amittee on Military ‘gia bill was then taken up. matter what may he the be forever memo- ble. For the first time in this Chamber the voice ot the African bas been raised. isefaadppl (Revels) bed been com. to raise his voice in behalf of his ow despatch received at headquarters to-day from Gen. Hancock says he has reeeived a des Gen. De Trobriand at fort Sh: Ist, which savs:—Father Imonda’ has j rived from the lamds ‘of the Piegan Indians. mt send a word of i At ten minutes betore 1 shock of carthquake oceurred here. tion was six seconds, the direction from sonth- gast to northwest, and the motion vertical. There was no damage to life, but there was intense exc ments. All animals were t and soe runaways resul h aw, dated Apri! Chamber, strange voices speaking for it’ dt was vow here a moment stand in the: ‘The chiefs are for ion. Pi died of small pox., Ail Was satisfactor limb, or property, ment for a few mo- erribly frightened, ted from the fright. n courts were in the Merchants’ Exchange, the Merc; brary, the Custom-House, aud other lar; ‘ings were instantly vacated. and created at the hotels. ople in a moment. rior to the shock total very rapidly. Tux Tansee BiLt made slow progress to-iay, as apto 2% p.m. the House had been ocenpied all the day with the seven words “on clarified sugarthree cents per pound. A multitude of amendme nis were: proposedy rangi; ) | er FAHNESTOCK'’S mg the manner in’ which the it seems to be believed that a be passed reducing on afew articles—coal, iron, e. "The streets swarmed with Dovntx Exrcurioy 1x Norru ©. 's, named Tom Young and Bob G were hung in Bulhass, Orange Ni tin V. Blalock, a v0 andi vightt last. Ashore. ‘Exclusively to The Evening Star. CANCYIEATION OF REVENUE STAMPR—It ix Fortress Mongor, a da, from Liverpool fox Alexandiay re. || the intention of Commissioner Delano to adopt © |} for use one‘or more mechanical devices for can- ceiling Revenue stamps tn addition ty the stamp on-trial, with the view ig the permanent.ass of ‘the one or two that shat! be found best to unite the two fiécéssaty requisites of tapidity of wark Of cancellation ‘wich ent cleaning and're-use. No eancellor will be continued in wse whieh shall ‘Ve found in practice not t6 accomplish this end eonuty. > ieee tae ung white man,on - ‘The mnusder was the purpose of roberry. Young em redin keeping bar in the rear and bad taken in that ni negroes called: atter: be pretense ef wantin; “were admitted SAFELY AND OEKRTAINLY Femoved trom the most DELICATE LNFANT, by the timely use of A. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. wt te perfectly harmless, coutains no Mercery, oe PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION. with the OST SAFE- cancelling machines of ulthuately antpori rinks, << wen thee skull with a ps trepe, and cutting ‘and that thorou; shall absolutely oy sac Ua s the bbed the til Prag after ar and Be ok asi Seodiate Sterry Horrow Traceny— Jury,—in the ¢ase of on for m the 5 by practice, but wh: ithe Taventer ing the year round—so says, ‘Avé may Ty To © DRE! Worn NompyaTs0y¥s, Coxvimmen.— The Senate in "yesterday coutirmed a num- re th pitt bir td been appointed Fast Day f Istae Van Wart all over short lease of life is wearlj “s Vermuuge agree, and were for conviction, aud acqpu ground of insanity. At the nexs term of for the murder ‘that af Mr. Beaded — HOUSE—Mr. Wilson (Mibn.) intioducea bill to amend the act to protect the actual settlers on thepublicdands, Kes. the Committee on Pubtic Lands. The House then. inthe La Shana, lnendredi women are already studying law in the gc Bagel elate with stead of staying at home to be courted. bis flovk’of 4290 menthers coupon ticket, which e to show aldendance at clrurcl. the week was out.’ JUMPING Tux Ror! ise iris. It may be heal drat Backs. "Yesta alittle girl died sud- of rope jumping. years old. On Satarda: tered into. eontest with other little ped a rope two hundred ttm: Her life paid the fortett.— Pittsburg (Pa.) Post. ternal by. Se ee en ene: pesee in the county ‘The Senate’ Sandford, to be su boats for the Fourt! the nomination of Alfred rvisine inspector of steam- in which she jut on my eburch-book: SULE PROPRIETORS, tipsy | shouid know it before PITTSBURG, Pa,