Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1870, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. | LOCAL NEWS. sony pear rasa | X - poreesl nee Seemed | At The Star Bu nag. ' : 8.W. Corner soaneuiise Av. and Lith &t., | f may co By THe » Via | ; ome other for let EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. pads ia tad ’ " scribere tn the City aod Distciat af Te Ces PE he City Hall Weex or FORTY FOUR CENTS PER MONTH. Copies at the counter, Two Cxxts. “tik Winxit srai-paised oo rour| VS, 85—N2, 5,367. WASHINGTON D. C.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1870. | fori own fntormation. He referred them $0 a4 | Sihough pan oy were ory sy = at - DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. LOUIN. | "hit. CY Lancine as the eet ee AMUSEMENTS. MEEKCEAS Seated es fitati, eereeee | EVENING STAR, | TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Burning, ofthe Mimouri Ropabtican orto: winsurs,v um'n age was “3. ut Jurther enacted, That deaioning shot that tee tar N ATIONAL THBATE LAWS OF THE UNITRD STATES. ae referal by suck cerporation of Ahely agente 0 This 1s Dispatches. pose rn ‘The ments he could not be heard. Tn the intervals, Passed at Second Beesion of Forty first Congress | ‘si #0" {tanepert any pusnen ger or property Fi . Aftern Telegraphed Baclusively BDoening Sar. however, be referred, SOP Bae eat RAVILLE + amg suoh serpenetien Cait cake tet Washington News and Gossip. ptt Htc t St. Lovis, May 25—About half-past o'clock | mottoce ‘on the varies’ easton ee it to the TLL WATERS HCN DEXP. [Prmic—No. 81.) all damages ‘which shall be pk acd ———_—— last the bindery de- | plained Of them in such a manner as to aes Pag a DAYENPoRT | Ax -scystoantemae, fos the creation of sinh eel aa F 4 IntannAL Rxverve—Tho receipts from this | ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. ‘mes spread ty; and tm tons | befor chim, be gould PRANK Li vAU Y ‘et Solum! or And beat further enacted, That in forming before bim, ce merece eet sxc, of Create a teed Se Bek cay SUeMTacl Soba ieee: | “OTen ens wecesavenene, THE FENIAN MoveMENT. | ay g there. was | cut Seagiag’ es they beds treaatecone suosy rEamay EIEN Wa Rae Reen” | Multa fae caso sed aor | ae ar ee Gay eae teh | Tae avrmexoos Recerriom of are, Grant | tmervane, o€ ame Eucteemeeme-cumnds | Siti at ik Tue | su heses , Tfumcini ta bwwagee WHE BEREDUNG. NT? | Tulroad fine rand way appt Ree mac there Cap Sn ts cee Shel ‘or know: | y¢Bterday was a pleasant one. Madame Garcia, Not Prepared fo The loss is = One eight ISCIDERTS. : AL THEATER Shug nscenncy ide tracks and water siviious, | Seahahmetreg age taneeamape, aa tecondstr | wife of the Argentine Minister, and Mrs. Dr. | Tesprephed Bacucioaly to The Beening Str. $40,000; ome gihnee: | Ta tee Fist and Second Ward Cishe pamoa aAzreen rials for coastracting except timber. a ia guilty of intentionally causing the lojury, and b- | Sharpe assisted Mrs. Grant in receiving. ee acne eae tanto ere car leet of Be- | Tat eusamm pees belies’ | eae STAR and Repeblican offices romsing Mire. Canouise Bicmizes BeRsann....Direetrees | Tipany to construct aot fepair ite cget ants | Papiched scoodingly. 8 Ee ‘That the rail ‘The President | from West last nigh, $40,008; 190,00: | "The Victoria Hotel, F. Stosch, p if Tight to condact water by aqueducts, aud the ria vad, companies may inereaee the amount Sf they | DisTRIcr Brits Arrnovep—’ . under command of Capt. 0” The four cylinder press imuse, | Pennsylvania aven: SIX NIGHTS ONLY fey oop Ailng in the office of the regis | has approved the acts to incorporate the Colum- | Uieriat mehtn Mens sacs ty ae Basin a fire proof vault, and is probably safe. | strects and the restan z nge A limited teasop of the justly famous forthwith deposit with the clerk, er certificate stating the amount of such | bia Railway Company of the District of Colum- | citement is Fenian circles, The prest may also be saved, in a badly | mann adjoining, were britiantiy il:aminated, court of the District of Colambia a descrip’ desired increase, and the reasons or necessity for the = de: fate, and also the of | and as the ward delegations passed choers were rights and interests intended to be appre signed by the president and a majority of ths | bia; to incorporate the Corcoran Gallery of Art; Derrorr, May 25.—This city was filled with | [n7 managing editor, valued at fifteen hundred | given. and such lands, rights, aud interests ng directors, and attested by the secretary, and seal of | and to incorporate the National ‘Savings Bank | rumors of Fenian movements last dollars. * The sidewalks on Pennsylvania avenae, fro: such company. to ee for the purpsse specified by | such ccmpany. Sail ID- Go ease tee nreainn aaa of the District of Columbia. was reported that two Among the insurances was $2,500 in the Ma- Sp riod can sen Satake — Ruafepialy roght of way or in- | "SEC. 36. And be ét/urther enacted, ARRIVAL oF XoTED Inptans.—Captain | o'clock, but thie r Hot be toare-| “The queensware house of Hinke, Estelle « | * oe tint ih Tani: : That no railroat —_e——_ ‘di is 4 Mable source. & - ihe route and termind of Suid road thatl havo teen | POO, United States army, Indian agent of the fo the extent Cr Soe ee ened re. age Cixcrxx ati, May 25.—General Starr, Colonel | to the extent of $25,000. The stock was valued Amusements, &c. approved and sanctioned by Congres | Whetstones agency, arrived here yesterday, | op. Major U7 Keefe, and three privates are | at $60,000; insured for €25,000. ‘The Republican | NA@IOMAL TuaTua. Benont of Miss M all needful rul for th: the ar- vyey O : - 5 ATIONAL it of Miss May = nae ae ‘a aes Ae j regulations oad cal bringing — pip ta tec nse) =. cute. | Said to weet for the North last night. The | company owned the b: Saville—E. L. bag and Frank Mourdant reese the rates of fare and fepight upon ‘such | geeemen the Deep. ME. BROOK HOUSE SOWLER, is owned by # person ineane, or an infant, at a price MS. PIEBRE BERNARD. to be agreed ugon by the regular constituted guar HENRY DRAYTON, DOF of said insane person or infant. if the PE S. ‘court id; and EAK ES ME JAMES G PEAK ES efiort to get men here has been a failure. | Several other b: D the vicinit; oy fare Spotted: chie' ele, cman uildings y were | tm “Still Waters Ki “s nowsox.® WABKEN WEYTE, | dian. or parent, as the cane 3a Stuce. | Epade, Proveded, That nothing in contained | Seiie Beat, alto a chictor the same tribermnd | tbe, Fenian Pe err gtd sae | oe : lownT VERWON CAURCH, 9th and K streets, MIvs EMMA > eee said premises.so, purchas din fee simple or other- | sball be coustrued to limit the right of the municipal . + steadily dectined irnish money or arms, or The ican will issue a small sheet to- | stra, berry f 1. ANNIE KEMP BOWLER, Wary ta ihe parties may agree. to such railroad com- | authorities cf the cities of Washington and George. | the head warriors, Fast Bear and Yellow Hair. the attempt, which they regard as | day, and hereafter continue publicatinn ‘es oe MGs. HENRY DRAYTON ox pany; and the deed. wher made, shall be deemed | town, ‘tively, to regulate the running of trains, | who await the arrival of Red Cloué, of the Ogal fraught with failure. : usual. » PatLy Excursion of the steamer Arrow to MISS ANNIE MIECHKA, with the dernor tir ihe gouporation, shall: not, agree | orto eetatlish the grade upon tmmich) guid roads | Ialah bard of Sioux, with about twenty others | “Oso Ny May 25—A company of the | _ The Irish News, which was pripted by the | Mount Vernon. LINE KICHINGS BERNARD the owner is ineagable of contracting tuching the | “wur>s put within eaid cities reapectively.- rem expected here at pre ond of the | ist U.S. Artillery, stationed at Fort Ontario, is | Republican, will be suspended the hee week. Sarra’s Aat GALLERr, 245 F street. Moent Chorus oh eg sustained vy guch xppr gress of the United States may at any time, Sach killed Whites, ‘and secm to be vethe, | Under orders to move immediately. No move- ——_e——_ MARKAITER’s AUT GALLERY, 685 7th street. > sl leliver to such o ul, re) u } RAY reset ents jans this 2 A FULL Oken ESTRA rahe sich may Recon geae a ane meant of Meme ro wars aris Capea hieihes mene mao ocnes anki aera —— a _ haste or creaved ander this ect; but any such amenions, | ‘THE DUEL Waicm Dip Nor Come Orr.—The New Yorx, May 25—The evening papers Busiaces Manager Or repeal shall not, norshail the dissolution of ass | taiked of duel between L. Q. Washington, who | here have speciais saying that O'Neill crossed to he ae ay i tat nighte ate sre m.. =< ye : - napa company formed under this act, take away or im. N frontier at St. Albans last night ateight o'clock, med Gco. Livingston, was attackedon | | Crimimat Cover, Judge Humphreys.—To-day, PR Be Fn nounce this company pair an remedy given against any such corporation, | 18 connected with the New York World as a remarking, “I’ll never recross the lines uniess | | Ctica street bridge, and stabbed and thrown | John B. Ste phenson, false pretenses; not guilty mpEST LY BK { THE STAG del kasd Beak Geet i any lability which Sortemtondent, ana Colonel Bes, Hutchins, | am victorious or deed.” Troops move in two | into Se river, Neem te pas Soxed 18 Bis | Adam for defense. Emily Sweeny, eessalt ond i . And be ttSurther enacted, That its} regu columns, ong upon johns and the other in J “y 7% EE. . - ‘Sec. 38. A thSurther enacted. That it shall be rmerly lieutenant colonel of the sixth lar iT St. J ‘th ii pock ui man ry & | battery; not guilty. aria ‘ison, petit lar All Operas p ibe giver with a lawful for all companies formed and incorporated, | C8¥4lry, who challenged poague for what | the direction of Kichmond. The utmost con, |»YO8ME Woman in New York, and was the victim ceny; not guilty; Edward Edwards, assault; @o. completeness aud #p with the works of or which shall hereafter be incorporated, under the | he, (Hutchins) alleges, was insu tre,language | sternation prevails in Canada, owing to the | “fNeravenger. The knife'used in the affray | Anuie Gatcs was convicted on the change ot the — TTER THAN EVER BEFORE IN a h provi ‘act, to sue for and collect ceecten min by chin - — — of | utter lack of preparation for resistance. pei dr-voce pcm the ga, the cries of the ] ag yor y and sentenced to thirty-tive days ES a ie Appraise ages wi apy inst ent | ription to stock due orto | Senat jorton’s speech in the Senate on Thurs- jane | @Urdered man were hea several parties. in jail and to pay costs. a the just renteringed ail thay wndéctahe the Spitsin by such opp t ] RojamE ine to said compapics formed under guid act, | day last, both of them being in the Senate re. | _ SYRACUSE, N. ¥., May 25.—About 500 Fenian: —— Cincerr Count, Judge Otin.—To-day, Parker amd to th lering of all t der hs ‘aisers shall be duly sworn: they onsider | in like manner as other debts are collected, and % left this city to take in the movement in ge y, Treectres= invites th TiTeital a aneli“einacginia by reason | before any court having uriadiccion of the amount | BOFtx's gallery at the time, will not come off it | left this city to tak left for the East. b; Sale of Government Gold. t. Buscher and Hurkhardt; ventict for plain- CRITICAL JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC. railroad. and shall forthwi h return ther | claimed: Provided. howrccr, That onthiiecoe eet | appears and all for the want of seconds, several roe ecg 1. 3 4 tiff. Roche & Co. ngt. O'Connell; do. Waite ae nt of dainages to the clerk of the sald court. | inthis uct shall be ao couatiued as to authorise gay | Rehtlemen having been applied to whe declined | last nights midnight train and about 200 had Telegraphed Eaclusively to The Evening Star. Walker, do. Silberman agt. Scbharit; ver REPERTOIRE FOR THE SRASON : eto the property which they sea YE eit, | Corporation organized under the game to construct | OM account of the law of Congress against duell. | €0N previously in small squads. Nzw York, May 25—There were twenty- | dict for defendant. ; , Vics egpeceats ks linger. ce owmebt separately ibs By Riot ate | Glam ty Fmurond oulaide othe District of Clam: | tage Horseman, reumtag to tnd Ho ie notteaanes | nine bide for ‘Government gold, amounting 10 | “Guemecctnnt’, Judge Purcll--Vesterday eet thalt'pay to sald ‘clerk the amount thor oor —_—_—_———>’ Tee Howanp Inveaticatina Comacrree | jn this morning and left imwodinety hoe Ghousand dollars, at from iis -i00 bo HESr ase | {be will of the late” Anta Virmstein was dled, TUESDAY SN tender the same to the put i ees CITY ITEMS. this morning examined General H. V. N. Boyn- | owners fearing her seizure by Fenians. Awards will be one million at 114 38-100 to 114 | july Breen. and letters tertamentary tesned to favor the (lamages are awantel or Based, ton, correspondent of the Cincinnati Gasette,who OTTAWA, May 25.—The United States goy- | 45-108 her property to her danghter. The will of the Manmaaking payment er tender thereof, im the mae ‘ a or | fe8titied in relation to conversations betw en | ¢Tpment has 15) regular on their way to eee Inte Youn Hartasann, bequeathing his property clothing, "7 STOCK of Spring and Summor | himself and General Howard, concerning the | Ozdensburg. Four hun. enians were left Suicide. to his wife and children, was filed, fully proven, ———e . church bonds and bonds of the Young ften's | Lebina y at Rome for want of accommoda- | gylegraphed Exclusively to The Bvening Star. and admitted to . Letters testamentar: 1 og Phy ‘rom #4 to $10. Christian Association. He was also examined | tion. Fifty men of the garrison, artillery and MivpLeTowy, May 25.—Carrie Brown, aged | were issued to his wife—bond $1,000. The will The cont of suck award shell be paid by | 200 Boy’s Linen Suits trom $2.50 to $5. to the condition of Howard University before pee ond of field artillery leave this afternoon | ,,” poisoned herself with arsenic on Monday, at | of the late Mary Clark, bequeathing her prop- sng fompany ; and on notice by any party interestel | £00 Business Suits, $10 to $20. and after the fall of the hospital, and testified | for Prescott. Phillippot, New York. >t | Srey to her brother-in-law, ohn NeCiark’ mid fhe payment thentot eee ogee Coare may ord 1,000 fine, Goate, Pants, and Vests, $5 to $10. | that he had no communication with Hoe Fer- | _ OcDENenuRC, May 25.—It is reported that the ! nominating him as executor, was filed. In the execution. The award of said sehittened ae he. One Office = tow d §2-50, the best office coat | nando Wood until after that gentleman had | Fenlane contemplate an attack on Cornwall, ————— case of WN. Dalton and wite agt. John B. Able Uewed by the said court, in hich such proc SS Denk. end Giny alte, at Cox obtained the floor to make the against | Canada. RST and wife, the Court ordered an attachment may J. On wr: exceptio 1 ei p i. a i ward, * 3.— - = against Bing if ecb chaaes eeenertgrentesth | Bgl Cloting oom, 7h act, opposite Port | Woodand tia rogues Faria hin’ et | ,EECOTT MAT 24-8 ese frceot vain] FORTY=FIRST CONGRESS, den ee = 2 avon court shall take » ieee ies of the letters written by him to the Uin- : ¢ A order therein as right and require, by —_« —_ inca Toronto, May 25.—Considerable excitement | Thig A fte: edi: Letters from the People. F. ZIMMERMAN, Treasarer, | $itering * pew appr 0 Jer Cnains, Serrs, Buttoxs, Stunatl Gasette aud pubiiwedin that journal, | cit) exists ts repaid to the Ferien seat tee A rnoon’s Proceedings, sa evn» a5 = : pci ——. : mers Cape appeal, tem Oroide Studs, Kings, and Buttons, District MATTERS IN THE SENATE.—In the | SYeTBMent appears to be well advised of al) wo Mx. Eprror:—It is to be hoped that the citi- 1870. deectibed ae aforeesid aid ake creas eer whereln Alaska Diamonds set in gold, z 2k. movements, and is fully prepared for any at- Wepwespar, May 25. zens of the Third Ward who favor the reform SPRING MEETING ings cm the appeal shall questa umenne ot Pipes, Vases, Pocket Books, Senate this morning Mr. Lewis, from the Com- | tempts at invasion. ‘The volunteer forces arc SENATE.—Mr. Sumner, from the Committee | movement will not fail to icipate in the: pri- ao uae nent the corporation shall tantepyor cohe amens. | received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry | mittee on the District of Columbia, reported | prepared to ‘move at once if requinehe Tne ment the corporation mler to such owner cr ‘ARK AND PAIR GR LAT: ASHINGTON. D JUNE 2 AND FRIDAY JUNE S. FIRST —THURSDAY, JU Premium . ardian, and in case amount eqnal 8 ve of costs refusal to receive the same Fiore, No, Aor Pennsylvania avenue, between | tavorably on the House bill to exempt from | Queen's birthday was celebrated cA [pec arbennig hat em re Nes mol eo the Bours of 13 noon ands at wight. "Wau the he be unable 7 4x and €th streets. taxation all churches and school property, and | &€neral holiday throughout the Dominion. amendments, House bill to simplify the con- | Sat en ee es py Ctoerxa Ovr To RewovE—Our stock of sea- | {2.a%nend the general incorporation ct 0 as to pAtORTREAL, May 25-—Further news ‘received | Terie of veel entate tm. tho Diletrtob er Go- | SIG an aummnction uh tee eetoee ee ate sonable Clothing will be run off at astonishing! ett o chacters Se eel Or eens en comers Gis onthe eastern fron, | Mr. Hamlin, from the same committee, re- | mam, there is an earnest desire that A. K. ee prices swe will act carry them to our new | Pavies shall not expire at the end of twenty | determined on a movement on the eastern fron. to contract, an For he that have never first, $100 to second, and $30 to 5 iad be tt further enac Shepherd may be the choice. The occasion do- d, That % * ported House bill to repeal the preamble of the = DAY—FRIDAY, JUNE 3 my pact al tote) fe lee 0 » | Store. Call carly for sy eco, Tir. Howell, trom the same committee, re- ace parhitancine etaotae They had pick. Tee te moorPorate the National Theological ey nte ty EVE ont maeee ter part of be id © ensatior ey takep, the court mon tinea 355 Pennsylvania avenue. (U.S beek) rted back the bill recently passed by the | etson patrol a mile from Pigeon Hill at noon, into the anid court by the company w Mr. Sherman, from the Finance Committee, | Stmness and resolution as for enterprise and a a ; | comprehensive view of the city’s wants. There reported, with amendments, bill to incorporate ~ py Tepresentative man io the city, ana louse to further amend the law in relation to pudaherily efcre that times spectal train a TET rect a i yt Ly al * % axiiE Avarcax House, Boston, ts most favor- Faced upon ope endar. a e a = Dweventae war to St Albans, to'moye on ae ise. Chandler lntrodened comic: ceovide the | toe Third Ward many fesl a fest grit ta tones 1y G Passe '- Ham! i? epen A " u i - ‘he 2 Pe in sts management, it has few equals in extent, | the preamble of the act in rerarion, terthe | Armand’s Center through J cat the telegraph | TIEBEOf way for the Portage Lake ‘and Kiver | ‘Mg bim, and in securing his services inthe and will be governed by rotting Associat in ac c is entitled to the same, the same shall be paid, an: Wer a reference to ascertain determination and orler are until it can determ: and shall direct cts in which suc de And be st further enacted, That t Ce Councils. The interest in his success is not con- wd nea thousand contrivances for the comfort | National Theological Institute. Placed on the | wires at White fall, and too tant TORE ee ee een: Mat pronting lande in | Soette car oom actin nd ean good. citi- and pleasure of its guests. 1 aid of said improvement. ferred to the Com- . by : shall appoint some competent att to ap : p e calender. that they have actually crossed the frontier in | Sid of said improvement. zens desire the “Old Third,” by their choice sddressed to Z aud protect the rights of any purty in interest wh» | yar a0 Gurvucas_i Mr. Sumner reported back the House bill to | force. In view of information received by the Mr. Chandler offered a resolution instructi of her as a candidate, toset an example to the ylvania aven aie « residence is unknown. amd ro ei tere Mb simplify the conveyance of real estate in the | government this morning, instractions have on Gamamenen Gn D inquire into the | other wards, which will have « good effect upon NALOSTAN ISLAND: the proceedings by an attor- | Your clothin, , maaconale clesneed, all grease | District with an amendment, which provides en sent to Gen. Lindsay to take active steps | the Comm! r reek eer tect conn the | cnakr sebaetions. ap WARD. A The nadersigi hall also have power, at an ts effectually removed ao thet they wil nicely | tat, all conveyances, mortgages, or leases. | for the defence of the frontier. A consideraine ‘arian saetion poeetip Shoorp cet rpermcsedbend —>-——_ ag ete | “a ressedte, that tans eat" i like new. sont | must be recorded within 30 instead of 90 days | force left here at 4:30 p.m. terday for the | oor er antl Frid ben he should make | THE Bow=x Divensions.—Mass meetings ot et se one ae ieee Bake gree we Rppid arer, | after execution, and providing that the act frontier, under command of Lieut. Col. Osborne po He Giandn ie upon nq subject. > RTS TORN Tas maae Grins came tees evening at the cor- he fame. Applications for p ngentor Stsien ths ” | shall apply only to conveyances and mortgages | Smith. ‘Mr. Shers led up bill ner of 4% street and Virginia avenue, and at ete cette ee: ap. | SEantet Suaten Leland and New York Dyeing, | male ite ‘ ———_¢___ Mr. Sherman called up bill appropriating : - ne corecteen. A. a. i y fase, or neaioct,(or arvuabla’y, | Sth streét, opposite the” Patent Ofte.” List of | edt Mas RCEBSG oncx ip gyn, so agnor FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. WURM eT berbrRe LA eR Arn IID Buren | ULAR Keep alh dA MaFORM EAD we 6B: 1 nat may leave or be absent from the Dis’ | prices:—Coats, from $1 to 82.90, Pants, 75 cents, from 12 to 7 feet, and i The New English Atlantic Cable. Mr. Ferry wished success to this and all other | ing wards. by way of diverting them from the W'S GALLERY. o may leave or sen ested || ~ Zo helo Bam ai square 36 from 12 to 7 feet, and it was placed re institutions of learning, but he was o} d Emery ratification meeting, to which they might ie PENNA. AVENUE, SOUTH SIDE, Meck. and be Sitinthes encelin Wedd cheny tas Lagie mona aoe. homme gage x aoe een hate the inaare Gesnasithen Si petal mcsipus >" sect piid sail establishing the principle of Congress maxing | otherwise have gravitated: but they both tected. is) Hae r t er an en le neK t Ds h + Pe . . Loxpor, 3.— a ul fac pprop vard, ee ee Gomace. cr oubcrwiees fit shall be fos oe sees eee, re me a call cui, | Teported back, with amendments, the bill to in: | tion is inttiguing at Ameteriam Ror doket a, po ag gellar ed Williams Sgured, end’ ‘The following Paintings are on free view, and for | title thereby attempted to | ers Cleaning Process takes all grease spots | corporate tlie Loan and ‘Trust Company of the arrangements of the English Atlantic cable. ‘Mrs sake in fi nw list of vice presidents (most of whom were at gaie: The Betrothed, by Maritz Calisch, one ot the | the comp: effectually out, and he can give guarantees that | United States. ‘The first amendment increases Spann Leen renee aan me bil, which | S ting.) Hon. John Covode was in- res by this great master, ever no moths can enter the nts during the | the corporatore. Four More shmen in the Hand~ | then passed by a vote of 35 to 11. the Emery meeting, ion. John ooo was ica. Large picture by Laurent de | ta summer. References:— B. H. Duvall, ——_——-pee- Brigands. ‘The report of the Committee of Conference | troduced; but upon looking at the meagre as Mid ay Best" Breparing for School,” nt may authorise th $4 Pa. ave; 5. H. e;G.| Comrioextany Txstrvowrat To Mr | Lonpom, May 25—Dispatches just receiver | om the bill to entorce the eht of eine at | semblage he cut short bis romerks eat pane i " 3 W. T. @ , 308 m Gibraltar announce that the brigandsaa: | the United States to vote in Several States | them good night. x Ht; A, Saks & Cow 310 Tin s., and many orners, | SPALDING.—Our theater-going public, whoowe | £02 Place had recently captured four Englics. | of tis Union, and for other parmosee eeenies | An fae meen of 16th and K strecta, Major ‘See advertisement in another column. 5,16,1: so much to Mr. W. E. Spalding for the liberality | men. whom they will in until the ransom | known as the 15th amendment bill, was taken | Morse and $600 Cook were assembled to help —_—_ and good judgment with which he has for many | exacted shall be paid. e Pri jer Martin Van Ba- of. and nae such id to har t meen; painted from | >. nal rarkfort, Kentucky, by J. Neagle, 130%. 5 To which are added one handred and twenty other and may st~: mst the company, or any officer or gen up and Mr. Casserly, who had the oor at the | Mimber out in getting ap @ mosting, but st was : Peay. OF any ot 26 <j meni 2 no use, the men were not there: they ome Sotiereis ey tye ye manpany paring ints courts euaiient sen Bleached aud ‘Trimmed tainly be glad to avail themesiecof the epcue, | G¢@- Saldanha in Favor of Portugaese | jn oprositions a? melded his remarks | no use, the men wore not there; they ba ox, ‘by himself; Gen. Washington mrt miay direct, to pay th At A. T. Whiteney’s, 924 Pennsylvania avenue, | tainly be glad to avail themselves of the oppor- 1 ce. Mr. Saulsbury asked for a division on the | Morse & Co., too, could not resist the intlaence, Sir Wm. Beech certained south side, bet. 9th and 10th streets. tunity to show their appreciation of his services Lispon, May 25.—Gen. Saldanha, Prime Min point of order made by him yesterday after- | but tinally worked their way down to the City SS “ —— in behalf of the drama in Washington, by being | ister, in view of published reports of the con- | noon, that the conference report could not be | Hall, where they were seem at a tate hone leek by re yy | “Success ATTENDS Murr.” Present at the theater to-morrow night. The | {cmPlated Iberian union. has at length officially | received, because it contained new matter, ing with wide open eyes at the crowd there as- od Pencil Drawings. | No axiom was more aptly illustrated than in | P¥ Cee ete ei ine all his efforts to maintain | “The Vice President overruled the point of | *embled, and their enthusiasm for Emery, &c.; making altogether one of the finest and largest | pany : 5 the rapidly increasing and for Dooley’s Ba- | bill is an exceedingly good one, embracing the | the Portuguese independence. order. —_——o— collections for sale in the United States. = tioney as they may deem necessary tor completing | king Powder. Its merits consist in its urit , | brilliant play of “« Faint Heart Never Won Fair | qyial of English and American Mow- Mr, Bayard then took the floor against the | Arrack ny Rowpy BowsgyirEs on A PARTY _mid [Chronj A. N. BARLOW, Proprietor. OF Ber ating their railroad. and fear and dingoee of economy, and the small quantity cig ay 2 | Lady,” with Mr. E. L. Davenport and Miss ers. bill. Becavss Tary Gave Cnerns ror Exery.— a Exhspition 5 2156 | sums end at such rates of interest aa may be acre Loe epee ben rote fatty, Kc. com- | annette Ince in the leading parts; followed by akAtit, May 20-—At toe. trial or Bn fish and | HOUSE—Mr. Washburn, (Wis.) from the | Last night about 11 o'clock, Messrs. Joseph Srarer Satire ae Steuer. | Poon ond mortgage (ye s public. Noshort weight, but « measure | the recitation of “Sheridan's Ride” by Mr. ges, yesterday, the : Thomas, Frank Germon, and ‘tive other young : : Select Committee on Postal Telegraph, said = = S . and running over,” guaranteed. It will keep in | Frank Mordaunt, concluding with the drama ot | E2é!'s2 machines were pronounced the best by prepbated rnp Bee Sy ee er pectin up any climate. Manufactured by Dooley & Bro. ‘The Fire: ‘The bill is exceedingt the judges. that committee would waive their right to be the corner of ¥ sreet, they heard some one call ay 4 ; > | The man.” The ex gly va- called as next on the list, if unanimous consent | “three cheers for Emery,” to which they re- XN: Yoy and for sale by Grocers generally. €03 "| ried, and is attractive enough to fll the house | Erentde Engin. Hoa itis Rovetenn, | could be obtained for tt to report at any thes | spowsed< A patty or ehees teoak fe ee, tracted by such company; and the Bo. 496 SevENTH sTR EET. between D and K streets, Event Doors above Odd Fellows” Hall, Choice Oi) Paintings, Engravings, Chromos. b Sic. Largest Stock Paperhangings, Window Shades, | 5 Pie Oe and Taseols, Bing: borrowed as aforesaid the right to principal due or owing thereon int company. at apy time not exceedin, 7 o - | after the meeting in December; which consent | up and surrounded them, sev: blows were of CurtpREw's CLOTHING, in great variety—Se- | onits own merits. To this is added the gratifi- | “Lonvox, May 25--There ls still proteana ns te Pict ‘ eee Soa be ak THING, % struck, and both of the above named were hit Bails. Sc. tn the District. Feguintions at the company taay edupi: ari sack | lected stock of Boy's Clothing. Handsome as- | cation of giving @ substantial, cxeneton of terest in Feniat merements in Amcrion. Free- | “Ste Garteld, (Obie,) from the Oemastiocen | sesctine see mee or en ae 2S eee Sone prinanl cad (anh: caiee chal he ce ols le Se aun beareee good wishes to a wor'hy gentleman and an en- | Hert Grant's proclamation seems to give satis- | goot lead Currency. obtained looveier ther | The tacked arty say it was Ro use to make 2 jee pro h sales. S valid as . ; — he “ wth wy “PIC NICS. EXCURSIONS de. sich if shall not have power totece ass teak: | =0°6__N0. 9 Penna. av., next cor. 10th et, | terprising and deserving manager. Lisnowt Ne Bortmenese Cortes. : orton om Wednelay or ‘Dext woek, Sx’ the | were. volabeces Bee oeea of Bowenites re- PIC NICS, E. JRSIONS, &e. | Sor "mortgages upon, its or = sspom, diay 25— The Cortes has adjournet. | morning hour, the bill in relation to an increase | turning from the Seventh Ward. ss ENC gE STOR I tranchiece wal a feat Soe hall ofthe ed rage decd GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. Congressional Print iapp. One of the last acts of the session was the > “RAND XRCURBRSIO shel re x —_— 3 k THE INVESTIGATION BY THE SENATE FRint- | taking of an oath by all the deputies to defend | !the currency. And et Jerther enacted, That if at any The House then resumed the consideration of Srectat OPricers ARRESTED.—Yester: LD WHISHIES AT COST. Phe Investigation of the charges againat Gon- | ogee eemaence .oF Portugal. This action is | se pin reported from the select commitioe on | giSiRAt (OFFICERS AuRxsTED—Ye or ae THE E STREET s ATH SCH L er the location of the track of such ru -q 6) — ‘The investigation of the charges against Con- | taken because of the report in the public jour- | the cause of the decline ot American commerce. | second precinct, bad occasion to dix ‘a dis. GHAND EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALL, | it shall appede tothe directors Heath hese BEST BAKER WHISKEY. 94.80 gallon. srestional Frinter Clapp was. seamed ie | Sth Sal cee Saale ik favor Of s unton | Ser. Farsoworth (0) oppensd the Dilins giv- | soars renpat seers ee streets, se Teen MONDAY. May 30TH.” | | the Tine thereot may be improved. such 3 WHISKEY for $3.50 for tiion morning before the Senate Committee on Print- | “i Tenby, May 25.—The Cortes will reassemble | 126 tO certain classes a bounty at the expense of | End found It necemare to arvest Richard Better street Wharf at? 3a. m. Tickets tobe om time to time, alter the line, Ne RTE WHER EY Oo tors Anthony, Harris and Casseri: , the masses. and Richard H. Keed, two special officers, who, mre wJ.as oe See SOOTCH and IRISH Wilskine ana OLD | ng, Sqnators Anthony, Hartis and Casserly | on Wedncaday, the 2th of June. Mr. Logan (Ill.) also opposed the bill, and | it is alleged, instead of helying to the ; SECOND ANNU take possession of WINES at cost Sheper ett Cae Goverument GMOS, Gal's, | The Eegitch Parliawent and the S>- | sekele mene Biving registers to those ves- | peace, encouraged they disorder. They resisted Prizes fd maintenance of STAPLE GROCERIES st advertiood prices. Our formerly foreman of ths compotay Loe efal Evil. sels which had been transferred to a foreign flag | the officers, but were secured and taken before 7 . oT a ce eee ea eae CN OU TENREY | A.d. Donaldson, foreman of the press tom a | _LOsDom, May 25- "The ‘secret debate in the | during the war Sustice Wall, who, after a hearing, reserved bis MONT. May. Iss such proceedings as are authorized under the pre myn tf 8. E. corner Bridge and High is 8. Boernstein, proof reader; E. M. Spedden, | House of Commons last evening related entirely Mr. Lynch offered a substitute for the bill | decision. ted Holy Hill Brass and String ceding sections of this act, and use the same in place — = preparer of copy; Mr. Swann, floor hand, and | to the of the unfortunates. The adop- | which had been F sarge in committee, with —_-——_ Engrs Th *¥ the line for which the new is wubstitnted. sae RY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER. War vous proof reader, were examined, and | tion of a continental system of examination | the objectionable features stricken out and ivan, DrcrEx oF Divonrce.—To-day, Judge Welle, the track of much railtuad chall Cross foel or hight | All Wool Case’meres, for mea. and boys, at 30,2. | thats testimony went to show that the office has | Was urged. ling the allowance to vesselsof over a thousand | ip the Equity Court, in the case of Susan Bock” ay, such road or highway may be carried uuder or | 75, 4%, §1; t Goods for “a been Properly managed and efficiently worked | From Prussia—The Reichstag_Eis Mr. Ingersoll (Ill) read the resolution by lev agt. John Beckley, made a decree divorein os EE ee ed ee z tarts | SLM clanh whe manaeeent vou com: Senet nace | Meek eee ted Shs reminion by | Fhe frtes were mated tr iid To ENIAN PIC NIC Shane mary an cenbgalnnret ox Couzens all male's | post pare, favorably wi of his p Benim, May 25.—King William will close the So) rs 7 bere as man and wife until Angust, 1465, when jew to = more easy a cont ordescent. the said t was also shown that the business of the office | session of the Keichstag to-morrow. taat the committee had not complied with the y may take additional lauds for the cou. on of such road or highway .or such new line as may be deemed requisite by the directors. Unless Will take place AT THE SEVENTH STREET PARK AUSPICES OF 1ELD CIRCLE, | or w ¥ he deserted her. She charges that in June, . of the resolution wnich looked to Had, greatly increased during the past year, and | “Count von Bismarck will goto his country | “7S of ~ the that the demoralization said to have existed in | seat at Varzin before June Ste revival of the ocean and foreign com- the office arose on account of the employment | "9y,3¢,Vatzin before Ju hile the bill 1968, be comuutted adultery in Newark, Ohio. The evidence in the case was taken by Comumils- % bie nit merce of the country, w simply pro- : f an extra session of the Reich oe i : sioner R. D. Mussey; Messrs. Wolf, Hart and ON THO-B: MAY 26 the lands so taken shall be purchased or voluntarily | celebrated JUGL. LA PEt i of colored printers, an increase of apprentices, stabas teon tenets abandoned. = [eral Spy fanaiee pe 4 Mitchener for petitioner. Ticket*,@ cents, admitting & Gentleman and La- | given for the purpose aforesaid, compensation there. | general assortment of Goods AT POPULAR PRICES andthe employment of copy-holders who are » The dies Err shall be ascertained io the manner in this at | “Call'and examine, 8 te all. not printers The Whitby Races. nary Larceny aaceatee 2: gt PRET en 1 peated teat Such corporation tothe owners snd posous tate, | my 12 A letter was submitted from the Secretary of | | Wnty, May 25—The races here yesterd “Sir: Gachald {Obis) oppeeed the: il, urging | lest night Jone Lae, entered; weskaectes Seek, <* COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. | sted in och lads and the wii. why Ro hate ad Otp ETARUIsHIED LoaN'o the Interior complimenta to Mr. Clapp for | were e great enccess quae eee Piste | that with all the bountiee that could be all@red | aud stabbed In the left side by three colored op made, to. bec: wach inte 5 ‘man! 3 : ‘RAND MOUNLIGHT EXCURSION To seth g rosd of bighwar. In such menses aati Bridge street, Georgetown, 8. road Roput hed Peon printed. AGS cae | was wen by Gack Ball in a twtcatis Sax, | our mipeeiaa cons not soo cia ee pen ot Ge comer of 34 ond D crest. ibe. G GLYMONT. such gorma ar the adiacent parts of auch highway | STEIN, Money loaned on all Kinds of, mor. submitted relating to the empioyment of a car- | Time, 3.54}. cies aed eae ee cen on | ances cues Toon aaegtee ate ‘: ‘FieD pe gy bog -9 pn everycon- | Yatessle, with ten per cent. leas than at auction penter upon the recommendation of Represen- Se oe ‘Ageain om na — ‘wa? | is supposed was obnoxious to his assailants on EVENING. May 25, the Steamer heggage master, engineer, brakeman, or | Sle. my? ima tive Sawyer and the two Senators from Wis- | The Southerm Presbyterian General capt ag heving ‘expired, the Dill | that account. jl leave Brown's ces aa eee el amy suck, Faitroad corporation, | (+REAT BARGAINS IN SPRING AND suM | consin, Routes se competency of te Te Assembly. went over under the rules. , eg a0 97, P_ ms returning, Pgh IE ng a A lg rg Jon RB Oe oe Baclusively to The Evening Star. Mr. Wheeler, (N. Y.,) from the Committee on | Tum SAL® of fine Oil Paintings by Messrs. pd sect ng Baud has been ongaset. | Sich iat mica hi fee, aud the taitiat letters | 119 BRIDGE STHEET. GEORGETOWN, D. 0., sian tar ie ecctha ke ee eRe | Pate Deen Gl Cele nee | Cues S latent te scaienes Sk Se hore: 1393 Peaneylventa ars: yo coMector oF conde Oe heat nah | ae Fecelved 8 full sesosts Diy yesterday was the subject of lay preaching | "Sir Wheeler auld the committce hed agreed | meuid advice the guUne i attend Gece, a 23 6" ball demand. or be entitled to receive, trom | con: of Japanese Silks, Black Silks, Grena One of the principles of the Presb: an | that all the amendments offered to the Dill | is seldom we have such a superior collec- any passenger say Frey toll, oe Senet, oc snarcing dines, J = Mixtures for Church is the h'gh standing of re- | should be voted on. He said that the whole | tion at public auction, and we ander- dicere or emaployes without ouch taige nisi ee | ciate “Grapes, Lamese, Ae. quired of the hs ‘ago the Assem- | number was stand are to be sold without reserve. authority to meddle or interfere with any pas- LLAMA AWL! bly authorized the licensing of men as: rs | four. He then yielded the floor to the oe METROPOLITAN M_E.CHUBCH ! © DEST or property. i a "8, and Courvoisicr’s KID who had not received this training. | nents of the bill ance it until be should de- Tarp Warp.—In view of the fact that Mre on FRIDAY, May 27,1870, tpeiation shail maneongeneal tepct spacee | Meera ad Cambries, Frénch Mustins thority be withdrovn, aud the tee eae ait: | sire to call the previous question. Alexander K. Shepherd has been waraed incon. - of said supreme court ef the operations of the year 3 oir vinesse Lace, Heim ‘A PROCLAMATION, ion he aiantan naan foe pocdpe ben pection with the Aldermenthip & the Taira Sor hart, foot of 7th stroet. S = 4 : ace'arnim prccinnly- forthe bent of the fond tor | speling om the ret da cath of tha ‘reeenrer"d | wither asne emenuunen comarig Bandkerentets: | a cas it neu my knowledge that | This question comes up again to-day. Tae Broortyx Tovrwamenr—at the | Fh n'qug, authorized to say that Mr. Jobm the purchase of a chime of bells for that charch. activ g superimtendent of oy and flo! ia bis | Wear, Ladice and Gent's Underwear, English and and - | the nomination to chair of pastoral | second day of the grand ot Pros | as a candidate for that position. iitving ¢cared tne beatiful heady of the ae ager a gro Panaary 3 cach yeats ay onlery, Mowseturnishing Gosds, 4 pore aon Sporpey Kenge eienghoes expedi Seeslogy chs Coltmabia, Thsctogieal qe f a ‘air Grounds , Brooklyn, > aaa acdeicapeandits ake. € ses are he Potsinas. | shall state: First, The capital stuck an an ¥ tions are being foot within the territory Carolina order, Rev. Dr. Jas. there was a large attendance % 1 oe Beir eter enh apd at Giymont about 3p. m.. | HO rarehase of lands: hye the coneteustoe ote decline in ee rack eek Want Ee, Paap cache npbeerd om ach ter ary 0 are EF Palani Ee be ie Hi topkin, ‘oi Horace Bailey. ot Virginia Ae ek the knights soa, aoe pokey a arriving at the city os . | road, tor buildings, and for engines and cars r-- | wi it to their advantage to ride over. bein ane Dr. Jot Rice, of Col ; Dr. C. A. Fox, sault and battery on Michaei and after to be om baad. “Music, flowers, agre vel: ‘The amount and natare of ‘its 3.8.8. | diction the people and the | Owenboro, Ky., and Rev. Dr. John Of | ofthe of Columbia; ‘Fox, nn es, good order. all | spectively s os aa ees ene tA agning es Franklin, Tenn., were nominated. The elec- | Virginia, Eddie Gallaher, of V' W. A. | a hearing before Justice Dracy was to bail op to render this the most charming x ee oy Jet THOS. Dow Line, “kent; Compiiown, | | Deen ee trees or cas Dain Kingdom | tion takes place to-day. Jarbovr ol Masylonds G. B Mcllinisy of ths | for nine nec cr enere Tickets $1 sxch; Children under twelve $0 cents, | of Prancngers of re eer acs Ulenand trometber | TRUSTEE 8 BA) EOF VALUABLELANDNEAE | of Great Britain and Ireland, with whom Last evening an enthusiastic home misssion- | D) at J. ¥. Bilis’ Music Store; C- O. Perils. | the quaatigy.tn tome, of the peodaaiedl the torneo ALLYTOWN. 4 Scime of vegetal les. food, other ceulousterel pro AS Ja % . te Furnishing Store, 4 . Burns. dated January 8, 1553, and duly re. Between i's and 6th streets 8 i i oe nd at ie request’ the party secured ee = ries. ‘Screnth, he | Hetebyt will ell, on the: premises, on AY, STEAMER O. SMITH, —~y ” 7 the 27th day of at lo a. part Ss id amount of dividends, and when paid. the tract of formerly call Ya CAPTAIN J. MARTIN number of engine houses agd shops, of Course,” containing sbout 6 acres of Degin- cngioce ond cats. Sad thelk eRarecser. ning at the northwest corner of the 23% acre lot fold ‘Wil leave SP. Brown's Wharf, foot Ske. 0: dnd te 1 Suriher enacted That any such | to Gill, at stake and pile of stones, and runnine of Tih street, eet corporation shall, when applied to, by, the Postmes thence orth 8% deerwes, east 95% perches, to the ter General, co ‘States ;: cout EVERY MORNING, om their read: case stich corporation shall not phe stake and pile re to the: at Woclock, and as Tr, a” d condition of car- ‘the raid. rupreme curt ma, appoint commissioners, Who shall fix and determine FOR GLYMONT ning. and Intermediate Landiogs of Ten- SUNDAYS at | bin cut of the cars at partly QO RAPE VEILS, TRIMMINGS, &c.. BLACKED, | “'S) i reeks inated That every such pnts BILFFENED, AND RECKIMPED ope and ran theis cars for thelr 800 must be ‘To BQUAL NEW. of Berane or property at rea ‘ff, and the tation for the t of dot rape cannot be euualed a maine of Sore ae - Passengers and property ae shalt within a Is. perfect red f ag Ro Giper vera. by MS. JONES, 246 Park -sreuse, | seengenble tase seovioes there charter eke five days the Bere “a esis fered, for transportation at the plase of st seting and will zs wh” Franson, oe the junction of aaher rail nds, ind pi siding and cost Dealer in Ladies’ and Gents Furuishing ‘ancy | stopping places reeeis ing at Goods, Ivania » hear Db @t., | charging Way passengers and freight, ana shall take, bole Reset ier’ Weokinguee — ap? ja* trapsport, apd discharge such passengers and prop: 1G, Auct.