Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1870, Page 1

WWENING STAR. | SHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, | At Tie Siar Buildings, Corner Pemmsyivania ay, amd 11th st. H EVEMNG STAR XEN VSP APER COMPANY. | their enb- ret at T wren Frown ¢ et the rc Pre mR MalriNe Six Months, $3.00. One are we m the office lone . ° - THE WEEKLY STAR—p 36—N2, 5,515 morning—$1 50 8 sear. TATIONERY, Ete. AMUSEMENTS. sSoamiNEe AnD ame. emis THE MAGAZINES A: i. ATIONAL THEATEE. ek _ a “DAY. Nove nber 15t) <s ‘ nt at the bens pr of the di ee " ST INETTI a A. tists, the and firet grinigtiven, may: ur. of the srand Fairy mime, with New Tri ort paikaeets,entittel THE ‘aides MONST Av crtzinal abe me 5 Petits Comedy will en, verented CHILDREN «'MATINER, EDNESDAY ana SATURDAY Mba eMNOON at o'clock. Uh Sea OPERA HOUSE. E ENGLISR RLOXDES THE THE REIGNING SE | BLONDE. on BE: ONDAY FE Mir Operatic Bu cass (firai time here, v he wlents, an % LEITER, CAr. AND THE. WEAETI Et ob BLOSDES. tt riven Pace: SOMNADUEAS aud everything in very tine, for aale at * Tica ‘s Ns BOOKSTORE, WEORA oe 1aHt <a == mn. avenee. With a Gr at Cast. TSe.; Dress peter Boous, ery. Bie. Neate re" era! Pevces—Orebeatra € 1 Pi PENKNIVES, M ASQUERADE COSEUMES. Having added ely to my stock of LA- CHILPERSN'S FAMOY. 10 aud CHARAC CER DIESSES, 1 ARAC fe ite the attention of my, 309 7th street. Tableaix, &, would res GOLD PENS, riends and the public generally. EHUR, Teo. 4 Charades. arrwsed at short notin: Parlor Seeaery and Ourtald for rent a K OF PL NEW STOCK At Now Masonic Temple. THANKSGIVING EVE, November 2%. 1570. under the auspices of MOUNT VERNON LODGE, No. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. iafickets. Two Dollars, admitting gentleman and ee sale by the Committee and at the Cigar stands of the Metropolitan and St. James’ Hotel, By order of the Committee. now-td FUR SALE BY BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN, oc tr Corner Pennsylvania avenue and lth st. INSURANCE. NATIONAL PeReseL tran FIRE INSURANCE on REP {Eitton ym, a0 Re ar ai Pe : ‘775 bert MARKHITERS, de. 486 SEVENTH sTREET, between D and B streets Bight Doors above Odd reomggetcwcatl Hail. a an Uaioe Wi Window pt Please remember Name and jamber. Bassow B@GALLERY DISTRIOT OF CU COLUMBIA. ORGANIZED AUGUST 26, 1570, ASH CAPITAL... 7) UfBce in Shepherd's *s Building, No. pee bay Penasy! vanisavente MOSES KELLY. WM B. TODD, Vico Presidcet. Secretary ap2s-ly" OIL PAINTINGS FOR BALB. recetved BBS. 1938 sooner bet iand ith sia OSS 1995 Reap ‘BALLS, PARTIES, &c. IENDSHIP AND TRUE OHRIX sity, i Tika CHARE YY. BIE IAN BENEVOLE iT SOCIETY'S AN- Nese BALL = SHAuLNE'S HAUL, THE RBCENT HEAVY Loss SSS HAV. BEEN fee tas ¥ ADI ave JST Eu — BOOMS 3. HANION ANDQLLEWISBLACEFORD, F"' BIH ANNU AL Baul GREENLEA? CL fecomner 15,1 sro smvi@u srusr, Will be held at «oad Fellows: Hall. 7th street, E. J 70. polar Band will be in a nd ; ‘ all Charles: 5 Reily. N OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, WHO REFER TO THEIR 4.000 POLICY| Cook's Po ia HOLWBKS LN THIS DISTEICT. se members tee their patrons usually 4ND WHO INSURE PROPERTY IN THE "plckeie admitting Gentleman and laden) 81. BEST COMPANIES AT LOWEST BATES. Ww. guests, jear Hit! ites Bertin cots from guarantee t bow at THE COMMITTE HOTELS. RAY’S. This fine establishment, 920 15th street N. W.. tpg recently been re- for the THE WTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ¥ UASH ASSETS. - ~---. ($40,000 000 a ws Me Ty ¥ 17! T! rah Wasi he UD. irs AVE iIneT me UFFICE AT THE LNSU BANUE BOOMS UF T.M. HANSON AND B. LEWIS BLACKFORD 619 SEVENTY STREET iE HAMILTON USE, Corner 14th and K sts., (Franklin Syuare,) having been enlarged snd refitted during the past summer is now open for the yn of guests, with fine ROOMS. sibgle aude eur y ‘apy in the city, nos Im Limiten aNocNTs OM SOUND Lives, ARB sTiL Lb SCUEPTE D DENTISTRY. V ASH INGTON DENTAL PLACE. S Massac NORTHW ESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Ce., MILWAUKEE, Wis. J.B. VANDYKE, President, BEBER SMITH. V. Pres. AUG GAYLOUBD, se D5.4: ‘RATT, Graduate of Ohio eas of Diberiatey 7th street, Ty, 4223 En north, Wi 9 price Py . ‘The location of this Com it great advan tages over the large ‘majority of companice On of Rewovan. ee these advantages and the west important—is tm the iz. BILL Interest it obtains. he fellow ing figures > invested for itty years at ‘Der ceat. compound interest, amounts to a5 au ' ‘The Northweat. ere loans tte money on First Mort gagre at ten per ‘coat the legal rate fa the Weel has never lost a dollar of principal Jor intercat It haw a low rate of mortality.the bulk o€ its riake limate te heal: H. BURNS & Co., Vorthwes'orm must be able to tarnish in 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Suremce ot lens cnet than. if not all other com "anit "KNIGHT, Gencral Ageut, eral 669 Seventh strest. EDUCATIONAL, 306 NINTH STREET, Hews UNIVERSIT MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ectares in Freadmen’s Hoopla, commurscien WEDSE Y¥. 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Directions ¥ each “gota aD: ts rice ets, ees Si per bottle. nod colm&W ARS popnlar remedy, er HELOR'S Al meee 2 orld. This # the best in the x, Teliable, instantaneous, does wot contain oF death, "Avoid the seanied and ashen ne Feemarations do not possess, W. A. helor’s Hair Dye has Thad taerty years? untarn: id its integrity as the onl perfect, Hair Dye Bla lack or Brown. Botd . Applied at 16, Bond street, New ‘ork. feb-tr ‘LECTURES. LECTURE —RE URE —REY. D . D. P. BEATON. Medical Gracunts of the American Modi a rey, of Philadel, hia, and Pastor oe "onion Bethel Church, M street, between 15th and isth streets, will een ay hectare im, the abo Charen on TUESDA bovenamed XT. the 15th instant. Subject, arty & iG NE Laws or HEALTH. Tyrecete for the benefit of the Ohurch. Admissi 15 cents. Lecture to comm at o'clock nl youn B. coven. NEW LECTU RE! FACT AND FICTION: LINCOLN HALL, TUESDAY EVEMING, . MBER 13TH. leo sietiver bis celebrated Lec. WEDNE: pe EVENING. Balle seate 7s conta. For sale ye 6 ee at Ballantype's Boo Bodkatore until 6 o'clock su the em Altercitrchort FOR WINTER EVENINGS, eceeeraeees Benois, Christian Associat ance Soc! Binet ‘ieties, &c.. with the Stereo) icon, or Mewes 0 Over ait paintings to select froin: ‘Ascent of Mout acriptaral Ns Comic, a as, “Terme Tema terns for children’s parties. D street, between 9th and Ste sp acter LYON POST, NO. 9,G@. A. RB. The Post has the honor to announce that it completed arrangements fora ceurse of four L tures, to be given at Lincoln Mall. he season wi be ej MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 5, 1570, with anew Veeture by Pe CORD ON “Mrs. ENING, DECEMBSR 10. 1570, By the talented authaross 15 8 KATE FIELD. Subject: ‘vuate me ireondaces.”” ey iSbay os i‘ Mind ata 15, is7e, iuen ‘d SREY. DR. J Subject, by Cyne ‘The Mea I of Utah.” Thewnokce cone THUBSDAY EVEMING, DECEMBER 22. 1570, By the darting. trooper. GE. KILPATRICK, In hisnew lectu Battle Scenes and Inci- dents of the late Nenson tickets, entitling the rarchaver to the sane seat during the entire course, be obtained at Philp & Soiomons’ Bookstore. Pennsylvania ave- Noxember Wyo St LEY November 25, with. Snoject—W hat Bind i De comabee 18. Japuary 'BPHEN MASS! Babject. = " aixiy — jen’ Chat with China a Febroary = one G, BAXE. March Ary sr! MicCARTH Y. Subject—The Thrones of March J6..... = = ips EB FIBLD. ect— Ac y ye March 28 sence ASS 8 Ret RERLRT. April 12. DGARTUN Sul c April 26... EN, Lait Lait jeri f Mubject Bile, Single tickets, 30 cents: Beason oon Sekete admitting meow and indy 30 rf Solomon’ Simm Prise Biore, cama « 4 New York ayenus, and * He Store, 910 F street. irchasers of season tickets can secure reserved seats for the ¢ comer without extra charge, on and atter November Zist, at Burr's. 910 F st. o¢oi-lm 7D 7D Our Clothing FOR FALL & WINTER 1870-1871. SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING. OVERCOATS ! Far Beaver, Melton, Ghivehitia, | AM Colors, Whitney, Petersham, | All Styles. ; Kersey, Au Sizes. | Pitot croc. DRESS COATS AND VESTS! . Blue Cloth, (D. B. Bine Cloth Bleck Glorh, | cat ery | DB ack Oloth, . Green Cloth, | Lg im rn, ‘loth, jp. Fit Well { SWALLOW-TAIL COATS! BUSINESS SUITS! ae is. nat The ore Greatest } batty Box at tit Ps Bt YOUTH'’S AND Boys’ CLOTHING ! THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER SHOWN. CLOTHING TO ORDER! FROM THE "Gatngs SELECTION OF Pecan, Kevenee eincote, Frieze, = Sits, Velvet Velvets, Lane CN Aid Oasbamere for Vests, hat could ‘be be procured from clase establieh. ABLE BROTHERS, 8. W. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D 8T#., 0c26-tr (Intelligencer Building.) ood oom vomsing F, *searual above Penna. Avenue, =e a or reat! i anda a sat AND OTHEBS. eae government sales a large HitaaTaR i NE et eed waow fir epi mee Bal AO Market Space, 4 ROP Im Gre Barbone D. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1870. y Dag slat. TWO CENTS THE mw HMAN MURDER TRI The Prisoner's Coupee! Charges that His Conic sion was Extorted. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Beening PuILapLrata, Nov. 1,—in the Mary Sebr- man murder case to-day Mr. Brewster resomed his argument in Cavor of the prisoner. His jcs- js that bis coniession, as detailed by D should pot be recetved by the jury nor alte to operate again-t Manton. bie lient had been treated most unfairly; that he ad been put under 8 vreerts Pot Ensurp eed tk and barbarity by the ange Old. and it he had mode any confers: had been extorted trom bimby means tha’ w violative et the most vital principles of « liberty, and therefore should pot be used (or n. He ited an Engiich statute, pase: 100, probititi Prison-kee pe: a mony bis charge to ac d said that alchou ch thi 1 inte our EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. Hoy. CARL SBURZis in town. INTERNAL REVENUE—The eveeaet to-day from this source were #10),237 IrRsoNaL.—Hon. Mat?. H. Carpenter, of Wisconsin. and Hon. Leonard Myers, of Penn- syivania, are at Wilara’ ‘he Secretary of the Treasury FE. Platt Stratton local inspector ts for the city of New York. ArromTEen — has appo.y of steamb Sunser Cox is here, mainly for the pury ase o* preparing «lecture. He does his “coaching” in the Congressional library. Srmavor Camenon left here this morning tor an extended tour through the south. it is not certain that he will return before the reassem- bling of Congress. ON pir, that the new Commissioner of Inter nal Revenue will hail from Quincy, Illinois, and that that was the object of Senator Trum- bull's visit to the Pres: ‘Tue Carinet M lo-day was attended by ail the members, and lasied until nearly three o’c'ock, but no definite action was taken. as exp: cicd, on the matter of filling the vacan- cies now exis.ing RopgRick R. BUTLER, re-elected to Congress from the first district of Tennessee, annonnces that Le will be in this city in about two weeks to answer the charges preterred against him in the Pension Office, and prove bis innocence. APPOINTMENTS bY THE PRESIDENT — President mate the following appointment: to-day :—Her.y C. Hicks, Attorney U.S., trict of Texas, James K. Beckwith, Attorney U. S., dishict of Loa‘ iara; Wm. Hunter, Apprai- ser of Merchand: >, po-t of Mobi'e, Alabame. Tre Deming Lugar Tenner Caset.—The Supreme Court of the United State yesterday unanimously concurred in retusing to re tore the appeal of Deming, supposed to involve the constiutionality of the legal tender act to the docket, and the original judgment therefore stands as recorded in favor of the Uuited States. HvesIA AND THE TREATY OF 1856 —The Sec- yetary of State has received a dispatch {om Vienna, saying that Austria has been officially notified that Russia would no longer observe the treaty of 1856, touching the neutrality of the Black Sea. This is corstrued asa notice of a speedy arlvance on the part of Kussia towards Constantinople. CayaBrs.-Weare authorized by the proper authority to state that there is no trath mthe report that the President has recalled Mr Motley, Minister to England, and instructed him to turn over the affairs of the legation to Mr. Moran. Surtierly the story is all borh that Secretery Fish while in New York a letter to the President, which the rres tention to accept. ACTING COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE has received a letter from the Saper- visor of Irierpal Revenne tor the district of Tennessee, stating that bis late dccision in re- gard to tue puriising and refining of whisky has given great sat'sfaction there, and, under that construciion of the Jaw, alout [00 distil- leries in that Sta 2 willsari and can continu ously throngh the winter. A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION Which has been, in progress at the Patent (fice for the past few days was completed ye ter here were two vacancies of ti, at cless clerksbips in the burean for which there were ten applicants. The ex- amining board wes compozcd of Acting Com- missioner Duncan, Profes: or Schaefter, and Ex- aminer in Chief Cla ke. ‘he ten applicants only two (just the required number) passed Z. T. Wilber and J.D. Hyer. Aros questions comprising the exan — tica there was one, ‘How many times is 1-5 con- tained in wh s answered by only one out of the ten applican’s. WHAT PENNSYLVANIA WANTS WILL Be oy «Tt 2—Enter two reporters into the ante- room'on the second floor of the White Howe t day, where were found Gen. Dent and Co'onel Douglas ard others in conversation with Hor. Leonard Myers, of Penn., who has jast been re- elected to the next Congress. ‘Lhe conversation then turned on the congressional campaign in his State, and alter relating various minor phases therein he said But U just teli you, there's one thing to be done, and that fs. give us a Cabinet officer, so that we can contro! something, and then we won't get beaten so badly.” “Well, you have had a Cabinet officer, (Bo. rie,)and he wouldn't stick, and you reprosent the United States at the Court of St. Peters borg.” Mr. Myers.—“Oh! yes, that’s all very well but a great State like ours is entitled tua Cabi net officer. ‘The people are constantly throwing it up to ws, 89) ing that we their representatives have po power, roiptiuence, in fact no nothing it sor their tenet t is wordrovs. We never woul\l have lost those districts in Philadelphia only for the action of the government in regard to the navy yard there. Men must have work. I tell you what we want is a representation in the Cabinet, and its no use talking’ —— Messenger (interrupting).—‘‘Mr. Myers, walk in, sir; the President will eee you now.”’ Mr. Myers.—“‘Ah, certainly,” and in he went; but our reporter is in doubt as to whether or not the rentence thus broken off was continued in the inner sanctum: Army Orvegs To-pay.—Captain G. 4. Hall, military storekeeper, bas been ordered to re- port to the commanding general of the Depart- ment of the Platte for duty. ‘The resignation of Lieut. A. 8. Hardy, <d artillery, has been accepted. Tieuterants H. H. Abell, ith cav- airy, and Thomes E. Lawson, w |, have been honorably discharged the service. NAVAL Orpers To-pay.—Ordered: Lieuten- ant Commander Ernest J. Dickman, to stati duty in the North Atlantic fleet; Surgeon A. A. Hockling, to special duty at New York; Chiet Engiv’ be oy og’ R. Jobneon, to League Island, ant Commander Pa. Detachcd: Lieutenant = uty and waiting or- Harring’on, :rom torp. do di ders; Lieuterant Commander Charles W. Ken- redy, and Lieutenants Rufus Waterman and Murray 8. Day, from the Saranac and wai: orders; Lieutenant W.'f. Swinburne, from Kearsege ard weiting orcers; Master Sam el Belden, rom the Nyack and on sick leave. ———--ee- SF There are two William Williamses elected to the Forty-second Congrese—one from. [a- diapa, a Fepublican; the other trom New York, a dewocrat. B2-The recent pun that the Princess Lonire is pow the muid all forlorn (Lorne), is going the rounds of the newspapers throughout the cous- uy with astonishing rapidity. 7 Carbines, rifies, revolvers, artillery, cart- ridges, and other war materials are being sbip- pea irom th's country by tbe millions of seg Worth, for the vse of the belligerents in Earope s? Caroline E. Talbott. # minister of the Oribedex Society or Friends, from Obie, preach- edin the Methodsst Episepal Church, Lees burg, Va..on Tarsday evening last, to a very large congregation. exJersy Dunn, the murderer of J whe was bisa. epected of the ir. Rogers in New York elty two years been arrested at St. Lous, andyetarned York ior trial. IEE NEW MARKET HOUSE COMPANY. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. "ek. SUIT ver SUITED, Be Writes Ft: Ltd jug Cirealars tec gressmen, Butchers, Market House men. an@ others. To-day, Messrs. Chandler, Davis, ané Smoot. the sub-committee on the excavation and foun- dation of the new Center Market House, met at the office of Mr. A. Ciuss, to coa: dor the bid (or rather the revised bids, the origins? papers having heen retarned to the bidders tur re- vision.) for the work. Most of the bids origi in ormal or idetinit>, arom the figures in one or two cr -3 it was appare at the bidde -s | a- tended only to ferns) te mateciat, and yo vihers it was not spcciiied as to the kind 0. material to be used. In returning “ie orig! bids to the parties the committ’s were carefal taat the figures of any of the bids should not be mace known (or the benetit of any of the bit core. The bid of Messrs. Emery & Bro. was accept- ¢d, and they will do fae excavation, tin id stone work. 51; feet deep for the ith-street wing, for $4,552.95—1t being the lowest bid. The other bidders were Entwisle & Barron, whose prices foot up jor the quantities anticipated £4,1.59.22; Angus & Lewis, $4 10. Phillips & Anderson, Jobn H. Bird, Chas. Edmonston, and J. W. Drane s being considerably higher than the figs ures in the above. were pot footed up. ‘The totl reulars are being circniated by Mr. 8.1. Suit. the directors say, who they say tukes this course because he cannot secure & large Ainount of bonus stock: ‘He. He L. Davis, chairman, &c.—Sir > t de- sire respecttully to represent to the Hovoravle commitice of the House of Representatives ap- po.nted to investigate the aftairs of the Wasu- ington Market House Company that the char ter of sa’ company was obtaived by means of iraud and corruption; that the measures adopt- ed to carry the charter through Congress was unknown to the corporators generally, but was carried eut by afew individuals tor their own selfish purposes: that the $169,000 purporting to have been pa‘d to the origina! company at the lime of its fiet organization was obtained through officers of toe government from the United ates ‘Treasury, and that the $100 LOO or more, of stock placed in the hands of the committee, consisting of the pres- ident of the company, Henry D. Cooke, and others, tor the bene» of the incorporatots, has been traudulentiy wichheld trom such corpora tors, and their rights and the rights of citizens of thig D'strict have been and are violated and invaded by the action of said committee. and especially by the recenc consolidation of the two contending partics and the organiz.tion of a pew company under the 15th :cction of the act of Congress. ly were regarded a ‘These charges I am prepared, as an incorpc rator and a director of the orizinal company, to subsiantiate and make good uj on suitable of ity being atforded me betore your com J um able to name the following as a portion of the witnesses whose testimony will develop sd. vi KE. K. Tinker, W. F ke, A.M. Tinker, X | therefore ask an early and thorough inve *ti gation by your honorable committee aud such measures Of reliet as the case demards. 8. T, Suir. Tu the Butchers, Market Men and Citizens of Washington. Aiter much intrigue and some mutations, the Washington M ing iv be that Company, are about to oust the butchers aud other market men from their siall- and stations, in order to impose upon them heavy exactions tor the benedt of the specuia- tors at the bottom of this movement. ‘The ques- ton now present itself, whether the parties terested are willing to submit quictly to the vidiovs advances ot their enemy; whether tne: Will tamely accuiesce in the proceedings of thi> pretended Company and surreuder the sion of their property without a struggle, meek- ly putUng on the yoke of subjection and paying lcavy tribute to the meu who are now cajoling them to their ruin tt ix in the power of the market men to défeat the schemes of these specukitore if they a the alert and ready to a sert the'r rights and citizers. ‘Theresore resist by all tega’ means the preven’ attempt to drive you com the place= you have eld so long. Congress will soon be in .ession then this whole subject of frand and plunder will be exported and defeated. Firmne- and conrage at this moment will save you in the end. If you are men, proclaim your rights; you are dogs, lick the hands of the acknowledge it. THe PEnxsyivania Coat Trave—Par closed generally unsatistactory. The founda 1 of the troub'e is, the supply of coal is fn. of the current cemand. afford to come down in the market price o coal while wages, tol! eights rule as a! present. Lower prices of coal,-they allege canrot he eoveded to without positive lose, an: in proof of the truth of thi- declaration, «uite « number of the less favorably located coal mine> in the Schuyikill region, we are informed, sus- pended mining with the close of last week Phe very mild weather ro conubt enables domes- tie consum the stock 1 Producers can * to hold out of the market, while al is stead: sasing. What . cold sna, by op erator, transporter and shipper. Just at pres- ent the coal matket is very heavy and weak av to prices. s20e- ORE — Raid on inver's strike w York, and they are nding to the Mail #: Srreer Can War 1 he Carst having a lively time, ac: last evening, Which Says: Have passengers by the street cars any rights which corporation- and their employees ate bound to respect’ Ir woul! hardly seem so from the violent proceed ings on the line of the Belt Railroad yesterday when a gang of riotous drivers blockaded the track and then made @ savage attack on the first car which attempted to pass. We read that the rioters beat the drivers in the most shaine ful manner, and also riddled the car window= with stones. Showers of stones were also hailed on the cars from the roofs of houses in the vi- ciuity. in which, probably, some of the rioters rerided, Several persons were struck with stones and more or less injured, anu as a result of the attacks the running of the cars was neces- sarily suspended. = +s0e- Cotorsn Men ELecrep.—It is stated that the ‘stature of Louisiana, just elected, wil! coutain four colored men in the Senate and about forty in the Horse. uth Carolina elects three colored members of Congress, % colored lieutenant-governor, eleven colored State Ser a- boas and Jat any conares es members of the How e, red Secretary of te and a Bupremeduage: Alabama has elected a colored member of ress anda number of colered persons to the State Legislature. — MysrEnrovs MURDER IN New Janse: Circumstances connected with the death of John Casrabaum, of Manunuckin, N. J., sap = posed to have committed euicide. lead to the lief that he was murdered. The body has Leen exhumed, and investigation reveais the fact that deceased bad beep tirst robbed and : hot, and the dead body placed on the railroad track, where it was found atter atrain of care had passed over it. TrE Baton Rov Ri cutter Wilderness has arrived. ‘i New ‘Orleans with sixty Baton I were sent to the bi ‘Donaldson ahs uitted. nm the Mis. Tan Hore attempted $0 choot, Daugher: but failed. ——— +200 lox —The Bret ice of the Ly el posed local THIS AFTERNOON'S DISPATCHES : ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS. THE WAR IN EUROPE. ANOTHER FRENCH VICTORY! Surrender of a _ Body of Bava’ THE RUSSIAN SENSATION. Sixty Russian Gunboats in the Black Sea GERMAN UNITY. Prussia still Hammering at it Austria Rejoices Over the Prussian Retreat from Orleans. Telegrophed Exclusively to The Evening Star. ERMAN UNITY. Brrrix, Nov. 15.—The negotiations looking to German unity are still pending. Prassia re- cently made & proposition that all legislation | relating to the press aud the matter of public meetings should belong exclusively to the Py era! Parliament. HELPING THE FRENCH LOAN. The /'o+! of this city charges that Gladstone interposed between France and Germany in the interest of peace just long enoygh toadmit the negotiation of the new French loan. FLEEING FROM THE ENEMY Hawuuro, Nov. i5.—The steamship Wes’- phalia, which sailed on the 24 instant jor New York, took retnge at Cuxhaven, o moverrents of the French feet near of the Elbe. SWITZERLAND COMPROMI London, Nov. 15.—It is said that a nu documents found in a balloon, which was re_ cently captured by the Prussians, seriously com- proms toe moutsalitg of Switzerland. 3 PRENCH THANKS. A note from the French government thanks the neutrale for their late intervention in behalf Of peace. The note says: ‘The ac: the harsh Prussian terms would have tually subscribing to our subjugation.” THE FALL OF PARIS WiLL NOT HE WAR. The Times to-day in an editorial articleon the cituation is disposed to believe that the war will not by any meaus be ended when Paris is taken, +0 intense in the bitterness of the French. AUSTRIA REJVLCES AT THE PKUSSIAN RETREAT. Vinswxa, Nov. U.—Great enthusiasm wet created at the Bourse here by the aunounce- ment that the Prassians had evacuated Orlears. RUSSIA READY. Lowpon, Nov. i5.—The Telegraps this morn- sixty iron- ing says it is certain that Itussia h clad gunboats in the Black Sear THE RUSSIAN SENSATIV Tours, Nov. 15.—The resolve on the part of y for te. the Kussian government to withdraw srom the treaty of Paris creates a protound sensation here. It is said that an English envoy has to Versailles to demand King William's view o: the matter. SKIRMISHIN Tocrs, Nov. 15.—The French camp between Arthenay and Orleans is now strongly fortitic 1 and armed with cannon of long range. ‘This will serve base of the army of the Loire. Advices frum St. Peravy show that there have been constant engagements between tran. + vrers and Truss an scouts for seve day: past. Many have been killed on both sides. SURRENDER OF BAVARIANS. Tours, Nov. 15,—1t is rumored that a large lody of Bavatians surrendered near Artienay ycsterdey, LOOK OUT FOR A BATTLE. Prince Frederick Charics is now within Sve Gays’ march of the army of the Loire. ‘The Prutsiars occupied Dole on the 15th inst. STILL ANOTHER FRENCH VICTORY. A dispatch from Mezieres reports that yeste: day a force of 3,00 troops made a sortie there . and disengaged a body of trancs-tireurs who Were surrounded at Prael. One hundred Prus sians were placed hors de combat. a LATER. @ VICTORY AT ARTHEVAY: A Desperate Conflict. OF THE FRENCH ELATED. RETE GERMANS THE FRENCH VICTORY AT ARTHENAY. New Youk, Nov. 15—The legrem hes the following: Lorpor, Nov. 15.—Dispatches from Blois and Tours contirm the fact that rumors have been received that a battle has been fought near Arthenay. The extent of the Prussian ‘oss is not yet ascertained, but shat another French wreck a very desperate. of the ied and et complete, on AES e re soa ofontas cine will, no , confirm what to be indistinet far- ECU N OF MUTLNOUS FRENCH EXECUTIO Hts Tors, Noy. 15.—A dispatch from Lyoas an- nounce that the mutinous soldiers of the Garde Mobile have been tried and three of them were exeented. The town of Auxonne, in the de- vatmeng of of Cote-d’-Or has been nearly invested ov FRENCH VICTORIES ALL ALONG THE Dowe, Nov. 14, ‘ac tiee, Nov. 15.—The Prus- this place were bandsomely repulsed by Suara. THE ELECTION AT MARSPILLES. ManeeiLres, Nov. 4, via Tours, Nov. 15. The returns from the municipal elections are es ‘They foot up as follows :-—Republicans, a chaaente so. The bes Geen gua te perfectly quiet. si HUNGARY OPPOSED TO KUSSIAN aG- GRESSIVNS. Pus, Noy. 15.—Inthe Hungarian Diet toe day Deak urged the government to resist the Russian pretensions, The Opposition, however, desired to eflect & peacet ul arrangement, Patiba..on of the Unit Commonwealth had the spirit « pepe they Hy yd 4 theta man aceu-ed > ted and *hat he should no Paine: bow elf, bot 1 his po ancient sud modern, in su) ‘on — The Alabama Etection. Teiegraphed E~ imevwely to The Bveming Star. MoxToomeny, Nev. %5.—The anecess ate “ucke: ts gemerally te majority. The Hone will te we a8 cope cans. Al The les: Howe oi the latter are taired about » T body stands 5) repab *doubttr! woich party will have the majority a jo nt ballot uke prine'pal ry di a eadienty at hs six th is worming HOt heave Of the he, war 4° vols Old, apd bis general bealth good. He was at b's office as usaal yesie and made vo comp'aint umtid balf-past [yar morning — + Contession of Marder. Bostox, Nov. 15 — A young man calling bom self Datlas Lord evr himself to « ticer in Kandolph, and brs been brought ten who contes at he murdered Bet Nathan in New York Arrived from Earope. New Yo 5—Arrived, steamer 4 geria, from Livery 20! The Barkew Te-Sey. Teiegraphed Ex lusvorly to The Evening Star. JALTIMORE, Nov. IS. gBiet but steady o Me Flour active and @rm— Bloward strect supe; $5 tam ity. on extr x ern extra. catern super, 967% 2; family, Seay ‘arce iaryinnd tener 9) .9091.&. common to fair, Indiana, $1 Sag) old, “Mande. wew, 7 ia? Oa! 5 tre. emai ec i eae yellow, old. aban 1 eet wha ee = 1o.—Virginta axe, 04, © bid. C= Sola. 25,02" do. wee, Tow a: i as = i a droeping * Gorn scarce and “ie i toes: - 87 Francis P. Wiair, Deq., conservative, bas 1 je he elected to the Missouri Legislatare fr in St. Louts. 7" At the recent election in M jand 1:11,000 votes were polled a7 oh ee 6,000 dew cratic, and 5:0 republican, the dow: | nant party in the State » Ry 15,098, oo AND HARMLESS AS WATER HATTIAN'S CRYSTAL BDISOOVERY, FOR THE HAIR, Is warranted to restore gray bair to ite original color im from three to ten @ays, prevent the bair from talling, and cure dandruff end scarf im about two months. It is also an excelent dressing for the hair, giving brash dry and wiry hair an elegant and glomy appearance. It contains nothing poteonow-, and is a clean and clear es weter. Bvergbody can use it with perfect confidence. ‘The fact thet some three thousand bottles have been sold in town within afew menths is provf of itn entire enccess. For sale by al! Druggiste, an@ at the Depot, corner 24 and D streets N. W. _Libera! discounts to the trade. Seo WaTERBs, ct #KENCH GLASS SIPHON, SOLD at 167TH STREET, OrPosrTe Tarasvay, oc I8-tr PULAR SODA, KISSINGEN, VICHY, SELT- ZER, SABATOGA, BEDFORD AND BLUS LIOK WATEES, ON DEAUGET aLL THE YEAB. or oC — APPROACH - AND WE ALL NEBD THE PROTROTIUN oF WARM GABMERTS, But tender childhood has fte first claim upon ne, therefore I have provided for the little onee « better ‘Sesortment than ever I bad before, and would respectfully call the sttention ef the Ladics to my besutifial and large variety of— Obildren « extra ong Fancy WOOL HOSE. SCABLET and BLUE ROBE. “ WHITE MERINO SOCKS and BOSE Obildren's WHITE OUTTON, extre lone, and other HOSE Children's Fast. Koit SAQUES, Roope. Leu GINS. iTTs, and CLO, at ‘Hi. in son ares ‘Sand BOXES, BASKET: Ladies and Gent + all wool W! apd URED HOUSE Bibbed and —— stig SUABFS, long and short, from 25c. up. Ladies Hend made BREAKFAST shaw a ‘iH — AWLS an. Ladies’ VESTS from @1 up. aes and a VESTS, tn all sires. ot TOLLET ABTICLES, perbape the “argos k ‘pt in ope place. HEMSTITCHED LISEN DANDKERCHIEFS, from 18c. up. Gent's oll LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, from Se. up. Ladies’ real MOBOUOG SAT CB ELS, from $4.80 ap ‘TRAY! . MARKET. WORK. LU ws #06 sd ether BABRBTE:dirert from the iattors SMBSOLDERED SLIPPERS and CUSHIUNS. | Fine ANGOBA WOOL, CBUCHET and KNITTING NEEDLES. eee NEW PATTERNS FOR EMBROIDERY. tReet BS. SLYBESERS, 312 SEVENTH STSEET, Between PEXNs¥t vaNia AVENUE ANDD STREET. repay Fou the tivubhe totake ae we j*? AND ALL OTHER KIND OF JEWELRY. ‘AU G1 O@ por oct. at 8. Bab Mert Soace, spas caleenare cS] Ta MURRAY &@ LANMAN'’S FLORIDA WATER, THE MOST LASTING, AGREEABLE ond RE- FRESHING OF ALL PERFUMES, for ase on the ‘andkerehief, ot the Toilet, andi the Beth. F :