Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1870, Page 1

‘THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISEF® DAILY, Sunday excepted, At The Star Building, 8.W. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and Lith St., BY THs EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. —— Sees Se THE STAR fs served by carriers to their snb- sertbers in the City and Distriet at Ten Cewts Pee Werk or FORTY-FOUR CeNTs PER MONTH. Copies at the counter, Two Ceyts. ‘Three Months. 91 PRict Por Marixe > Bix Months, 00; One Year, 25. = No pa’ are eentf rom the office longer than paid for. 7 am ! THE WEEKLY STAR~published sa Friday Vv. 35—N3, 5,363. morning—§1.50 a year, AMUSEMENTS. | OFFICIAL. ATIONAL THEATRE, LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, -N ee | Passed at Second Session of Forty-first Congress THIS EVENIN MAY 20, — Benefit of the Talented American on dich as on {Ee pate °. 51 ! ‘ a MR. EL. DAVENroar, 3 ACT to provide for the creation of corporations ip the District of Col by general la Who will sppear as RENEDIOK, in Shakspeare « Gentian’ Srom Yeetteye San Comedy a SOCIETIES, BENEVOLENT, EDUCATIONAL, AXD <O MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING! £0 + FORTH. SATURDAY NIGHT A GREAT DOUBLE'BULL. |, S053. dads uc gwcthr dati, That any three HAMLET MATINEE SATCRDAY at 2 o'clock. | (iar, Perens fullage,eitiznne of the United Staten. . ' desi escciate themselves fur benerol ‘ RBACTION REAT AT! “Fe WASHINGTON SKATING PARK, al imiproweracat, or fer motion of the arts. may make. sign. and owt The Dirwtors beg te > ann te the public | “Se belore any officer auttrerizwd 0 toke the we th kp whedgement of leeds in this District and file in he MUNDAY AFTERNOON NEXT May m1, fee of th ‘ister of deeds. to be reqorded by him at Do cloe®. tiftente riting, ia which shall be st. 4 AGBAND TUB RACE FoR A PRIZE WILL | rewe ortith whieh ect h society sha T E PLACE tw, the particular thier and obye: Th fan edength of the pond and back the number of trr directors. or mane to the mcige ch society, for ime first year of its exis- Great fon m expected. as there will be six | 1 Upon filing a certifionte, as aforesaid, the persona Who sballl have signed and ackBowlezed uch ofr. mM t te and their asaeciates gucces@ors. shal! _ “— | Wberempon, by virtwe of this actybe m beer palit 5 = " i and corporate. by the ame « a seen corti. Eee HALL omte =, po a omens eae nee cannot i) SE aa ‘Common baal, Aiud the name may it pleasure. and meke such b: BY FRANK MOKDA Bul trelr successors, by thet oree, OF LAUKA KEENE’S COMEDY aa | Bon _ A ot eee st inne. bet - N OF PROMINENT | ceiving. prrchasing and katie gee eee, Te AT TERLENS OF WASHINGTON ONE | tate aren neINE, and purposes of wid society as - ee heate, and may ef! and couvey FRIDAY EVEN(NG, MAY 20 ame, to elect oi d agente Of Kuch socivty Cards of Admission. 50 Cents: Reserved Seats 76 ement of ite business. Cente, cex be obtained at etzcrotts Mavic Btere, ¥ & incorporated muy anwially, or my lat ofteuer, elect from pe aya Psd mca 4 L sor managers. Sf seach timesndninen (289 FIC NIC AND WALKING naTOR, 4 ve anecied Prat, wh a tre! ane ager tot affairs SEVENTH STREET PARK, id society yamasoriny of whom shall be AY 208 x the transaction of bnstuce. For the benefit of JOHN ODDY, Champion eT apy vacarcy shall happen mone Walker ters. directors. or managers by death. resignation, Wat ing M Didy—sever milesinone | oy otherwise such vacancy akall be fil. 1 in such howr—to comm on = ner a8 Mall be provided By the by lawe of ‘said Dan -ing to commence ‘clock. wet-2t' sciety. The proviewns of t i te 5 act shall not extend to nor ALL’S OPERA HOUSE. apply to-aay association or individcal who shall, in WwW KELLY @ LEON’S MINSTRELS, | th) certificate filed with the ragioter uf tlenle, ane ue For six nights only commencing MONDAY, May 16. | T, ee TE ody iu the Dina or « b c EURDY and PRICE, the celebrated comedians. erporation formed under this act shall be LWON S Vatuland ChineChow Hil Eade: of Fame! poabls of taking ‘holding, or wectving any wroper 3 an tear ber ty. real o> personal, by virtue of any gift, purchase, Kor farther parti glare see Kelly & Leon «Gazette. | viseyur bequest, necemats [ete aie i Ke-erved mats oa scured at Ellis S Store, Parties. respretfa sere literary. scientific, religions, or missionary corpor. NALOSTAN ISLAND! imcludin ‘he andere zned, havir g refitte? and pared this lovely aid beautiful Ieland Birthe reception letie~ formed for mutual improve nforming ts the requirements of the MATINEE SA ) us stated in said certifeate, or in any other 0 and Pleasure lly call the attentiag c Yo the same. A mm = chekdre: 2. nts Sustees, directors, or *tockholders of any ex t CHAS. MELVILLE, Busivess benevolent. charitable, educational, Tmusical je at HENLEY A KAISER S. 42 Green Georgetown. B.A. KAISER & RichIEx. ” and all the proper ‘orporation shail teat ements ts 4 ielone te the cooporation Feigemrporated or continued, Corporations aster visio: ARLOW'S GALLERY, be ‘organiaed for any terme wot exesedine feet 1236 Pena. Fears. the term: to be stated in the certifeate mes, Near Ie str a. = in the = a, , hi uw foliowing Paintings are on free view. and for | got Wicp det ane eae this net may ae ealen The Berbera Dy marie Calisch: cue of the | SP! tier Oe dathon. ae fhe? wy, Scauire by ¥ nF gift, or devise, ax follows this great master. ever | fly purchased Yor the use of the Ling erec xbibited im America. Large picture by Laurent de ‘ a ected Johnson Vice President ander Martin Van Bu: | 'ildivg erected, or the memby Bre ebsyis anid to hare shot Tecemeeh; painted from hife.'at Frapkfort, Kentucky, by J." Neagle, 1543. ‘To which are added one hundred and twenty other | fine Pictures from the“Thempeon”’ and Beanmont collections. among which are original portraits, of Orporati ers of sail corporation at a mecting ere OF corperators oF members uf sa specially called for that purposs, ti which meeting shall be «nly enter, Ben,amin West, by himeelf: Gen. Washington, by Gilbert Smaart: Sir Wm 7; by himself; Sir | ‘P< Godfrey Kneller. by himself. Str Thos. Wentworth: Gen. “James Watson Wott. by Charles Bilioct: | Btreet . by J.H B. Koehkock. Also, c be aud Pencil Drawings, Old Eugtavings, | 8 &c_; making altogether one of the finest aud largest | "°°: = a! colizctions for sale in the United States, c mM __{Chren}__H. B. BARLOW , Progeictor. have bee , Gokporation form <6 three-fourths of the Boe (O™ Suaeate (O™ j 85 456 | i hereof at a meeting called. for ths pee out, — Pi yo which such stockholdets or corporntore or ) MARKEITERS, aforesaid shail have at least ten daye Ho. 486 SrvaNtH sTREET. between D and E streets, th coker Gee Bich: Doors above Od4 Feilows’ Hail, < ore and cease to.act ander Choice Oil Painti Engravings, Chromos, &€ at peblic auchou ges Also, Largest Stock Paper! ings. Window Shadex, lace of eald sale having toe Pictare Frames. Picture Cord and Tassels, Bings, and the proceed= uf said sale equitably distri Bef> 2c, be Oe Deer. ipl among the stockholders or corpurators fare Please remember Name and Nember. ap 25 Wend of the! algae tor wh sch orporation xe == viginally organred: _ Pro od ‘hat uo cor; Ses BEPOSITORY, Hom erented by tute section Swath 1d real more than five yeate, except eo much ea shall Gene 245 F STREET. cestary for the purposes named I ies ccrtihicate, Pe Fy elas MANUF Sy AGKICULTURAL, MINING, AND Barwon - 1. COMP Sre.4. And teu fon er emmeant ‘That at ane time hereafter any Leen a as ‘perse ip may dorire PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, Eny. Rivd oF tonewhrte tee ee of carrying = PHOTOGRAPHS, CHBOMOS, &c., | 1Zianieal hnsinens, tneeanee eral unlng eting in the District of Columbia BOGER'S GROUPS OF CULPTUBE, bertation, of marketing oc ABTISTS’ MATERIALS, Aicer competent (ortake the ee ebeh reas STATUBEIES, Be. Be. | Ci snd fen the oftce of tho re ter of dada. ertifcate in writing, in which shall be stared tie | BISINER FRAN as Aue Valente. dc. | ee objects hn Bi for which anid company anall be formed: the ampere VELVET PASSE PARTOUTS, of the capital stock of said company: the tern: of ite PARLOR BRACKETS, Be | Sxiciencespot io cxcced twenty setit, he na uber A Fine Assortment for esd stock sliall consist: the james, who shall man HOLIDAY —— - ia ccmpaay foe te eat Feat: oc 18-17 . face In ict in. wise! the operations of sail cum 2 are tobe carried ‘on. rr ben certificate shal ve en ed as AND COAL. aforesaid. the persons whu eball have signed and ae woop Knowledged the same, aud thelr, succentrs! sett te a iy a alts ad corporate infact and ia ame, by the nn in auc aud by that C ; ame have wae wand bec ot suing ‘and SE CERES RERSCHON 5 Pace. Bring sein any court of Inworreyuies inate Bie Set abla ad heya their cormnre Jost received. cargo of Best quality may have #c » and make and alter t BURNSIDE COAL, fame ie capable tu law of purchasing, Holate weed A superior article for copking porposes. Iam sell | ¢ veying any real or — Se ae STEWART, carry op their operations named in such certifi, mes Se Fae a CUTTER ratte tor tami weamicg eek. | “Tage: Seat tet acorns of exch compa S, suitable for family, steaming and viack- " sand c Yc Smith purposes, for sale at the lewest possible rates | ny shall be managed by not less than three noe mone for cash. “Omics” an street and Canal Depot: Por | than aie trustees eho weet ree es eer tomac z.ver and 6th street. of whom shal Cs nea ©. L. SHERIF: ©op AND COAL AT REDUCED PRICES. Having tought of Thamas J. Galt the Steam Saw of Tth street wharf. Mill, foot . Lam now prepared to if faurnleh Wood and Coal of all kinds at the following cos dow PINE WOOD, long, per Cord eceenonnnnn$5 50 WOOD. sawed in 3 or 4 pisces. per cord 6 FINE WOUD.sawed ind or dpeceeasieeiie The y shall ‘among the ers Sor cere ‘of the pu ovided fer by the se ft shall hi cord. ot ; CKORY W —~——— “rear | oer eel 760} "ince pew at any ‘au election Kino kr DLING WOOD ia bundles. of ae on K, Hoping A et coats to business to receive a Ee been, nad com] Mberal patronage, Ofice 1550 Peansvivanis ave: | uot be dlesciecs tort = Ufo ith and ih tere Sag ng MUL foot | day to hold an 6 : of Tib street. 1993 P. BOG a a sha be Pee 2p.) a8 between and 13th streets. sud epitly [Bep} Gat. DENTISTRY, Cineistent with thelaws of the tot ‘V Constitution of the United preecrtt’ _¥. ing the duties of oMcera,artibcers sl servants that Wo. 1213 PENNSYLVANIA A fe carrylag onalipioks of basse tices GS AN Dental ry manner, and at | OS Stiock Sraach compas be deemed person- i ~ > | al cstate, and shall ieio such manner as Seimei venaieesane <a Sythe by ribed But ne cares hall — galls thereon shall NTHONY FISHERS have been FIRST CLASS SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 618 Nowrn Staser, OPPOSITE PATENT oFricn, be Bee in tToanan tas resees aul : L PRS en conpecaaywety Fe oe ae tg Bas barron tra Re S27 cheapest'tn the city. re ate to an » LETS ss 7 stint inane tire SS RSP” | Serer cantar, vn eect ae ibed in fol % the capital ek Sat asda beg ese ct KB —Contracts ean be made for the Whole season on favorable terms. ep Dla ee Se Che Ebenin $A January, make which ~—_ a a al ig debtas which istrict of Columbia, al, and of the pro: paint of Ite exteti mt and a Lt be verified by the of any such company shall declar F any aivil nd the render it Meolvent, or w am-tnt of its capital stock, uv bee of th all thar shall be Cg spectively. ret ny of the trustees shal, time fixed forth of their objection ytuent thereof, file a certificat in writing. with ‘the scoret be exempt from the hing bui money shall be considered as payment of any part of the ca id » and no loan of yany such compan’ te the company contractes othoers thersof. ate or report made, or public notice ven joers of any compan’ of the provisions of this act, should material representation, ail the have signed the same, he Johtly aud eeverall company coutracted whi officers thersof. fat, for all’ the while they are #t ry ‘ing it to be Yiahle for all d ite they are stockholders or * [To be continued.) SPECIAL NOTICES. Soran abide EN COD LIVER OIL. MELHAU’S GOLD! it Pure at mee, otaeet Leip ected yen yall reapectaie dtuggice 9 MILHAGH BONS 153 Broadway, RY" my ¢-F8Tin,r by all respectable di PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. GPAND PIO-NIC AND PRIZE ROLLING for the benefit of PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY, to be held at LUEFFLER'S WASHINGTON CLTY GARDEN, New ¥. Ist and oY tn on MONDAY, MAY 23, 1870. cLickets, admitting « gentleman and ladies. Fifty lente. If the weather is unfavorable on the above day. the Pic- Nic will be held on Tnesday, May 2th. mid 3c" STEAMER OC. rv. 8. P. Brown's Whart, foot et, eet EVERY MOURNING, FOR GLYMONT and Intermediate Landings. FLFTY CENTS the round trip. _SUNDAYS at 10:30. 14 i GLYMO: os “DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QLYMONT. safe steamer C. P. . we Glymont at 4 p.m, Tick*ts for round tri reshments and dinner can be hadat ©. REICHENEACH’s Piano Store, ra Wo. 423 Lith Street, above Penna. Avenue, (EsTasiished Over sale of celel accommodating terms; Pisno Organ Tuning and Repairing. THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITERS, CAN BE FOUND AT STRASBURGER BROS’, 906 SEVENTH STREET, (OLD NO. 373,) BE- TWEEN | AND K STB. LOOK AT THESE PRICES: Col'd and Bronge Button Shoes. . Si “* no-heels Cold &“ Laced jadies” -made Butt ¥ x. fine Homemade Butcon Laced Gaiters......... 00d Gaiters....§ 1, 1.25, 1. east , and Kid Slippers... GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Sewed Boots. ome-made Sti Don't forget mame and Ho. STRASBURGER BEOS., sp@-lm 906 SEVENTH ST..BET.1 AND K. SS SS ee Be Bae watkee. ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE HANDSOME BABY CABBIAGES, JUST BECOBIVED. M4. ¥. ZIMMERMAN & SON, 316 7TH STREET. Send for Circulars. | YOU ABE LN WANT OF PURE MEDICINES, Any TOILET ARTICLE for the complex- ion, skin or hair, FINE PERFUMERY OB soaps, SIMMS’ PHARMACY, and bay at reduced gold prices. EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. IntTERNAL Revenve—The reedlpts to-day from this source were $397,112.77. MAJOR Brownrtee, of Her Majesty’s Eighty- fourth Infantry, is at Willard’s, SECRETARY BELKNAP will present the diple- mas and deliver the customary address to the in graduating class at West Point in June. SENATOR STocKTon celebrated his silver wed- ding last night. ‘There was a large and brilliant assemblace of Washington society present, in- cluding nearly all ef the Senators. TRE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF Mrpsnrr- MEN at the Annapolis Naval Academy com- menced to-day. Secretary Robeson was pres- ent at the opening exercises. Ring Job Work, Distribution of Bowen Elec- tioneering Documents City Hall Slang, &c., &c., done with Neatness, Fidelity, and Dis- patch. Appty, on the premises, to John A. Gra- ham, Assistant Register of the Treasury. Tue rRE7aRations for the Emery ratitica- tion meeting are progressing on a scaleshowing that it wifi be the most imposing political de- monstration ever made in Washington. The peoplehave taken the affair in hand and mean to makevit a big thin; EXxvenstve ReveNve FRAUDS IW Texas.— Supervisor Bridgland, of Texas, reports that the grend jury of that State have found ti(ty- four indictments against parties there for rev- enue frauds. Several ex-revenue officers are among those indicted. Tae Marker Hovse Birt a LAW—BLack Eye vor Sayies J. B—The President this morning signed the bill to incorporate the Weshington Market Company, and transmitted it to the State Department. ‘This is bad for Mayor Bowen. He assured members of Congress that his re-election wa: dependent upon the defeatof the Market House bill. The members unkindly passed it with that read contingency fall in view, and the Presi- dent has signed it with the same apparent in- difference to the threatened result. Of course Mr. Bowen will now withdraw from the Mayor- according to his own admission ance of re-election, the Market alty contest. House bill having become a law. RED CLovD Comine.—A telegram from Fort Ketterman siys that Red Cloud and John Itich- ard, with five hundred Siorx, arrive! there Wednesday. Red Cloud, Richard, and ahont twenty of the pr ncipal men will leave for Wash- ington to-day. NomINaTions.—The President sent to the Senate to-day the roliowing nominations: Jacob F. Stock, of Ley nt deg Ler pe clerk < private land claims in the General Land Of- ice. Andrew Akin, of Kansas, to be Register of Anas, Land Office, “Arkansas District,” Ki W. A. Shannon, of Kansas, tobe Receiver of Public Moneys, ‘Arkansas District,” Kansas, NAVAL ORDERs.— Assistant Surgeon John ©. Wise has been ordered to the practice ship Sa- yannah, Third Assistant Engineer W. S. Moore has been ordered to duty in the Bureau ot Steam Engineering. Lieutenant Louis A. Kingsley has been de- tached from duty at the Hydrographic Office in this city and placed on waiting orders. THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION—A Saarr TALE IN THE SENATE.—There was quite a heated debate in the Senate to-day, on the House resolution to adjourn on the 4th of July. Mr. Drake denounced the action of the republi- cans who voted with the democrats in favor of the resolution, stating that he desired that fact known to the country. Mr. Cameron retorted sharply to Mr. Drake, and he was followed by ipton, who thought the practice of at. tumpting to dragoon Senators into certain meas- ures, such as just attempted by Mr. Drake, was odious, The Vice President called oe core , ought this practice had already gone too far. The editor of the Washington Chronicle all the winter bad been attempting to whip republican Sena- tors in with the party lash, and now it must be stopped. ‘Tne morning hour having expired, the bill to enforce the fi nth amendment was laid aside informally, and finally the resolution was amended by inserting the 15th of duly, instead Mr. man to order, id Mr. I. retracted, but of the 4th. At halt-past two o'clock the House agreed to the Senate amendment to the adjournment res. olution; hence Congress will adjourn on the 15th of July. Tae House DevaTEs THE CATHOLIC Ques- TioN.—There was one of the sharpest debates of the session in the House yesterday afternoon on the question of providing in the diplomatic bill for a mission to Rome. The bil! only provided for a consul, and Mr. Brooks proposed to substi- tute a minister resident, and in the course of the discussion the de e democratic members charged that the republicans op da mission there on the ground of the us tenets which held sway in Rome, and eftee he fact thatin the next line of the bill provision was made for a minister te the Pelygemous country of er tublican denied Some of the rep members and others did not. Mr. Bingham, of Ohio, defied the democratic members to endorse the doctrine of infallibility proposed in the Eeu- menical Council, and denounced itas an at- edem of thought, of con- Science and of the preas. Mr. Day —— Mi 3 tempt to fetter the fre: ir. Brooks with having been a know noth: Mr. Erooks replied that Mr. Dawes told a talae- hood, and knew it was a falsehood while he was telling it. Mr. Voorhees and Mr. Bin, had a tilt on the Catholic religion, and er, discussion was of a for nearly two hours, the very €: ing character. DistrieT DAY IN THE HOUsE.—To-day bein: the third Friday in the month, under the rufe the House the Committee on the District of Co- lumbia was called at two o’clock,andthe first bill reported by Mr. Cook was the bill.which recently passed the Senate to incorporate the trustees of the Corcoran Art Gallery, naming ators Jas. M. Carlisle, Suthoky Hyde, Henry D. Cooke, Ba ot and otbers, which was . im ‘the bill to eyeegetaige Mie ern trict of corporators” a Simms, dos. Casey, J. Wi H. Philip, A. R. MeCul sand passed. The zing the authorities to rabuce the widtheor the alley in square No. wi ym 12 to 7 feet M passed. bil exempting and school prop- Aer tameach cee teenie was pemmed 5 preamble: riaiogat tite Pasa eat Ae Pair. Welker back the bill to amend the law in relation to judicial proceedings in igt of Columbia () in Taz Stax ofdruegtay aoa back the bill to incor ine "Amerloan Union ‘Academy of Liters- ~ construct a York avenue to K pre sions, K Massachusetts avenue, along avenue to the Columbia Turupike and: that turnpike to Bladensburg, and it was WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1870. TWO CENTs. | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, PROM CUBA. of Partial Emancipa May 20.—Captain General De Ro- aoe an order that all staves hed rgents in theMMield, in for- or ie beve taken up artes or Or and some of the Spanish cooxK! THAT SPOT! IT WON'T OUT! IMPORT. If the sight of a good man struggling bravely | Pre€lamation under adversity is, as we are told, one that wins the pityimg respect of the gods, then must all Ob ‘be turning a sympathetic gaze upon oufaaaie Corporation Attorney. Mr. Cook has a hard time of it to rub out that $600 business, ‘The spet won’t out, though he has made no end of demials, explanations, and speeches. And now ke has issued a pamphlet, which is ciren- lated im all the street cars, and can doubtless be fourd in Register Grabam’s room at the Treas- ury for general distribution. This pamphlet is a curious document, indeed. He endeavors la- sty to set forth— jat the claim of Mr. McClelland was one Colonel Cook had not anything to do as , and which was undisputed and connection with which he could ‘ered as guigeato 5 ty cian his followers b: ave to authorities at Puerto Principe. Baclusively to The Evening Star. ‘Standard has an edi- | ired by the recent pphe's 7, and hopes it will Of inte¥oational” a transaction with Mr. McClelland acted in the most honor- Pensation repeatedly ‘offerad. Him, il Sos lend all he could for Mr. McClelland; and (34) when Mr. McClelland voluntaril: Cotonel Cook, as one of the authorized co! of the Republican party, $529, the fact made known by him as rar as M. would allow it to be done, and the expended for the benefit of the party.” We follow the italics in the copy, and there- fore it appears that Mr. Cook wants it under- stood that he took the money as Colonel Cook, and not as Corporation Attorney Cook; 2d, that he positively refused it as a fee; and 3d, that he received it exclusively as a donation for party “ene of the authorized col- lectors of the party.” It isan anpleasant duty for us to be obliged to bring this good man’s nose again to the grindstone, bht if he will insist upon rushing into print and challenging criti- cism there is no help for it. And not to spend too much time upon the matter, we propose to settle the status of Mr. Cook in this affair, in agate type after this sort: that Thoped he woah md ben Socoees escosess that he had proposed to tre F : m, did as a | Elected Members of the French Aca- or Duvergier de H. ‘a’ = iand of M. Thlers, and xe wre e the French Academy. Refuses to be a. General bal government takes this action be- that the with the insurgents in Southern It: Armed Force into the imet. ~ we Loxpor, May Pag Sollowing Gotelie of rection ringal are General Saldanha having taken ‘eorge, after a sharp wherein wounded, entered the ‘bis command to the King’s hands, who authorized him to form a new ministry. ' This ited in or sympathized wi and other cities. Burning of A Freneh Deputy in Ef- Steemaker was the residents of on account of h's op wn a statement mad: d'etat was par- th by the people Dad_ an anxiety {5 would ppaid. becaur’ ‘Tment: witich n that way get some clined tu receive. that Lcoald app! ‘er 1 had no kaowleter D. ya number of rformeand show, on the 1th day of alto- May, 186)."— Honey should be used. 8 of the t of adminis- id to justixy the to the local — Poince Commustee 4 ‘stimeny of Wm. A. k before the Donovan Arrived Out. Lorporprrr, May 20.—The steamer Ottowa, = Quebec for Liverpool, was signalled to- ee, of the Ref Spicginw Chase's Ripert We teries im Bzclusively to The Evening Star. Concinwati, Mi fe . Before the bill 1 comm But at the same time itj ecemed to bave little mf ence if any on the as evidenced from the tac that he would not settle! - and did net for months after 1 first spoke to bum. —Trsre mony of Wm. A. Cook be Leonovan Com “Mr. Cook stated to me unless Mr. that be claimed the righ ww to reserve a portion jon Money for himseif, t from bim, to be used by could claim the who! ms for the interest of the | Smid as Il might d serve j Q. Did you disburse the of it he money as the agent for Mr. reserve ‘e Ole! ne ki pied the taonraiting aridil ett think heteel an veapendthotaat kink. He pat pa I re po ey aa with the as “1 refused to received years. He looked and hoped the by @ partizan “stated clerk” for thirty-five upon this as the crisis Ketormed Presbyterian Church, synod would not be governed spirit in its deliberations. Melelland would f if he chose for professions! that he should re- Presbyteries, whi The Ohio and C refer to the subject. a Destructive Fire in € rN of the German ‘were opposed to the icagu Fresbyteries money for campaign ieago—Burning Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. homered May 20.—The German Theatre was P destroyed fire last ne sePactare nA Es io van hold the money as my Donovan cad can do what I pieces with it. 1 can keep it or contribute it to a wen building was a frai ing occupied by the Chic on the opposite efterson Richards [ron barement of the Rusk Cok usk Company, “The amount which I , owned and occupied by. the nitimately received — FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, This Afternoon's Proceedings. Feivay, May 29. SENATE.—Mr. Anthony, in regard to the memorial presemied yesterday by Mr. of cittvent of Rhode Istand to ee oaneet eat ee ust tsehs in District : presen! stock- holders of various cor; formed to estab- inh a conmmentontion be tee Atlantic and ‘wcitc Oceans. asking Congress sathorize an survey United States ot- i i ayes 20, noes 32. The question then was on the motien of Mr. Sumner to strike out July 4 end insert July 23; which was not agreed to—ayes 25, noes oT could not be transacted by that time. He wished the country to that the republi: majority of this Senate were defeated by a —a of the republican Seuators combining e ‘Mr. Cameron resented the remarks of Mr. Drake as an to Senators, itary. Mr. Ti if it was anpar he would take back the term, but intimated that he did not regret having made use of it. Th. editor of the Chronicle had been eo thi« ame upon Senators for in order to Ering them into the traces’ oc the Bingham mendment. This course of conduct been continued here so |. that it was fast becoming unbearable, and for the harmony of the repub= lican party it Was time that it ceased. He cast his votes on principle, was to his constituents for those votes, DO amount of ing would ever induce him to give his vote otherwise than as according to his solemn After, Seton Someaten the motion of Mr. oe was be ‘The question was then taken on the motion of Mr. Hamlin imsert Fri; resolution as amended was then agreed to. The fifteenth amendment bill was then ceeded with, and Mr. Howard, who was enti to the floor, concluded his argument. HOUSE.—The House proceeded at once to the consideration of private bills reported from the Committee on Naval Affairs. Mr. Archer (M@.) reported a bill for the relief of Chief Engineers George Sewell and Wm. H. Shook, of the navy; which was passed. Br. Bevene (N. Hi.) reported a bull for the re- lief of the officers crew of the ship Nightin- gale. Passed. Mr. Hale (Me.) reported a bill to compensate the officers and crew of the U.S. steamer Kear- sarge, who were engaged in the fight in which the Alabama was sunk. This bill was reported by the committee last week, but was by M iad withdrawn, ab prosested agai appropriated as described in the bill.) ir. Archer reported a bill appropriati €100,000 from the same fund for the officers an: crew of the U.S. steamer Wyoming, as prize- money for three Japanese war vessels destroyed => engagement on the ceast of Japan in 1 Considerable ition was manifested to the passage Of this bill, and, on motion of Mr. May- nard, (Tenn.,) the bill was laid on the table by 8 vot of <1 to 9 = “ r. Hayes ( Ala.) reported a bill for the reliet ot Albert Q. Ross tor ‘the succesful introduc- tion of hot water and steam as a means of offence and defence in the navy. = consideration of this bill, the morning hour expired, and the bill went over. ir. Gartield (Ohio) introduced a bill reqair- ing Dational banks going into liquidation to retire their circulation. ferred tw the Com- mittee on Banking and Currency. The House then proceeded to the considera- tion of the contested election case of Newsham ys. Ryan, from the Fourth Louisi The report of the coi sham entitled to the Mr. Burdett (Mo.) addressed the House in favor of the report of the committee. The consideration of the case was interrapted at 2 o'clock by the rule which sets apart th third Friday ineach month for the consider: tion of business relating to the District of lumbia. Mr. Cook, (Il.,) from that committee, re- ported Senate bill to incorporate the Tr “a . You neve heard the lent to $520 in casl ‘temen' iven these velenter 5. anything to say him, without any exaction iu reply? d At is fhairman of the Repub- rect and partially incor lican General Commit r ly te ity, and received Mr. Crane oc asa branch of common ny which lost all of its furniture, including the The German ‘was worth cals had a performance a ane soot ae their costumes. The ori- —— pees funds.” Test tendered to me In my own of e-‘rignt, and thet therefore T rowld claim it as ay attor ney, and as fe 2 Polvce Commuter, ‘Telegraphed Exclusively to the Evening Star. St. Louis, May 20.—M. E. Susisky, the late defaulting city treasi bond, was sent to jail. bim is for embez: Mrs. Schwalbe: thrown from a wagon yesterday, an: tly killed and the former dangerously ‘The mayor and city council have instructed the city counselor to to compel them to sell a8 provided by contracts. Mcopital at Dayton, » too, withont the vio. ation of any law of the city prescribing my du-iex: on was so tendered to me I onld so claim it if L saw + oF nearly all of Da im Se [inGeom Devore le or Latter partjot it must have been two or mony of John McC th onths prior to that before Police Committe: at he (McClelland) ori ginally made me S The mt The National ing of the New Ohie. fare fotice Comnmatiec. Exclusively “atthded. ‘payment | Darrox, Onto, May 20.—The formers mit the new xercises ital of the National show, on the dich yesterda} ay. pane J. Bow: olnce Commitee. It will be noticea— Ist. That Mr. Cook swears that he distinct!y told the Mayor that he was to receive the #700, and he gives the particulars of extended con- Versations on the matter. Mr. Bowen. on oat, this a flat denial. Who stall we believe, Look, Bowen or neither?. 2d. That Mr. Cook swears that he received the money solely for party purposes as an author- i Reha ethics eogtaan aes . Latte, Henry Willard, Wm. ‘Wn. P. Dole, Feo ‘m. ; Hugh ustees of the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Passed without amendment. Also, Senate bill to peererete the National Union Savings Bank of the District of Columbia. Passed without amendment. rate The Senate Committee on the District or Columbia held a meeting this morning, when The committee considered the bill (S. 990) to Mr. Lathrop answered some objections to the passage of the bill and the necessity ef such a company being incorporated as a measure of convenience to the people. Mr. L. continned his statements at some length. It was finally agreed to report the bill back and ask its refer ence to the Committee on Finance. wang ghee anaes eaten Be ry ment of the cost, the same. To arch the Tiber from M street to Pennsylvania avenue he estimates will | hd of si A Hl i i i } tt g pr