Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1871, Page 1

. A i. 4 SSS Ge AR THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, At The Star Buildings, Corner Pennsylvania av, and Lith st. BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CONPSNT. THE STAR is served by corzte: scribers in the Cit aud Distri at the counter, Two Ts hs, $3.06: One Year, $3 60 No papers are sent from the office loncer than paid for. THE WEEKLY Morninzg—S1 60 « year } ' Cents PER MONTH. Copies | MatiLixe :-—Three Months, 92.60; }—_._ STau—potiched oo Friar) = WOE: 87—N®. 5557. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1871. TWO CENTs. ee rer = —— —— CLOTHING. { AMUSEMENTS. THE LOUISE HOME. i Military Order. | FORTY-FIRST CONG: Sm AND FROCK BUSINESS SULTS Sis Tu $50 WALL, ROBINSON « €9., 92) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE euiTs epee Ber It the Iatest now LE, BOD 9291 Pooney NSON & Cv. 400 In FPOre Best stock GENTLi NS, YOUTHS AND BOYS DY-MAVE (CLOTHING IN W AME (INGTON, To te alt br t eieee, no sre te Jet of Sanaary a ©) te have ever been oSered NOAIL WALKER & CO., 611 PENNSY/.VANIA AVENUE, _ eS 17 F. ___Betwerm fixth and J. BEIBERGER, (Saceesor to H. F. ON & Oo. CITIZENS, ABM'i ABD NAVY MERCHANT TaILoR, Metropolitan Hoter (late Brown’s.) tf S Penn. Washingto ». 369 SEWING MACHINES. _ In regard to A AND and 01 | t == FINELE & LYON NEWING MACHINE | - BADEN 'S PATENT BELT sad 8S. M. STARTER, cheap, simple a ad effictive. @ive them a trial Gener ni Agency, 916, Penna. {eer avenue, Ws e3)-Im* IPBEstNcE ‘WIN @ MACHINE, fe the } MACHE 7m cosy ter donces free of charge. &. A. NORTON, Agent. ders tr FLT Market Space 717. The Bices ‘iewing Machine | wow need the great yet produced, smeoted and worked Is de Every > to guage, ng brit the BEST ENCLIAG, STEML being teed in its m thereby giving greater durability ove all other machines. gtitch ts POSITIVE, PEREPCT AND EELIABLE, Deca PATENT LINK MOTION OX MESS 5.1 m to make them pe Years, ors Wil! do well before pur: ‘The WiLL NOT DFOP BES, Sage sate gcgeel- | SE 4 CHINES FORTHREE | aecryafter | | it for ANY OTHEE 1 4CUINE in the | — 1 Qe FELLOWS’ HALL. sing to call ‘aud see thom in stocessial operation at the Agency. SUTHERLAND'S SHIRT, COILAB AND UNDEE TORY. 920 ¥ STREET. BIRDS, &e. 410-1, BD S Imported MUCKING BI&DS +b, Dib-D CAGES, & nortbhwast D. HEURICH. & TO BIRD DEALERS AND .3.-CHAS. KEICHE & BROTHE! $8 Chathan, street, New York. Importers Birds ant Anima. are constantly receiving ¢ ocean Steswer, fresh weeR! an Oapagies and other Bi and are enabled to offer then than any ctlier bouse in the Hee 2h pettect ee ited Staea Al ees and cere OTIO © ropean Singing Bi to apy i JABMENT FAG. | Theemtucky jy importations of or eave at lower prices Birds may be sent art of the “DENTISTRY. poor or lower sats... cg by tite Une of pure gaa Reeves DR. MERRILL DINING kooms, No. 20 SEVENTH STRERT, Oppose Odd Fetiows’ Hait, CALIFORNIA CATA ‘Wrated for 4 cacy of tuste orders aiteuded to with prompt- | RELL, Dentist, for- BA PINS, eo jnetty cet- A rehiewd ot have, was } ’ { { { | Test Mediem. BV. WILSON, OPERA HOUSE. Fi pray. theony tgauizetion of tre kind to Ammerica. THOBSVAY NIGHT, Jacuary 5, rated € mic Oparn ( & vi THE REGIMENT; FATHERS, the many te trom Artin. 1 Mire. Oates, woem PRIMA DON SA OF N mnie Sectre your arent Elite’ Mrsic wether the Matin ay. LITILE FA it VATioNaL THEAT ef the accony AVISTUWSKI SISTERS seveting, reotnd time of the new sensations *“ POUND ON THE DOOR STEP. dened: of Misses Emetine and Alice Lest nigh Si PibiTUAL MAMIFRSTATIONS in He: PS Ha t.opposite Metropoltian Hotel. by the Great THIS EVENING, Thursday. Jartery 5) A oorsopem7; Commence st jssiow 24 Cente, it TALL'S OPERA HOUSE w.M_HOLL D. and Manager JOp. Mea RULE... jess Mavacer THE GREAT TRAGEDIAN, EDWIN FORREST, (OMBENCING MONDsY, JAN! ARY 16, SUPPORTER SY MISS LILLIE, ME. W. HARRIS, W. M. MOLLAND'S DRAMATIC Comrant »AT. Janmary 16— — RICHELIEU. ois cplety OTH EL LO. WEDHESDAY. January i THUBSDAY, January He DAMON AND PYTHIAS. FRIDAY 1009) OF 1 WAR. SATURN TAEE AND RVBNING, THE ELFIt STAR. M135 RFFIB JOBS. Inte Mre iblic Schools. M : pu x LINCOLN HALL. FRIDAY. JANUARY Gru. at 7. p.m Tickets 9@ cents; Children hail Reserved seats 23 cents extra. ‘Tickets and reserved <eats may be secured at the bookstore ut Wor. Ballantyne 3 [hepnb , Chror 1 COLN HALL, AD! Alp U_ MURDOCH w-it* TCBSDAY BVENISG.JAN. lOve FIVE DAYS, COMMENCIN: UABY Sv } TUBSDAY. JA LEVEEES EVERY APTEKNOUN AND BVENING From 20115, and trom 7 tlh 1 ym THE WONDERI(L TWO-HEADED GIAL COMBINATION. Consisting of The Two-Headed Girl. MISS ANNA SWANN, The Nova Scotia Gisntees. 8 fect inch high, w ighs 444 pounds. MADAME HEALLEAN. The American Bearded Lady, having « beactifal growth of beard, CAPT. M. \. BATES, iant. over eight fect high, w: 0 i y Pe 7 mM. ©. A. GYMNASIUM, * COKNEK NINTH AND Uw STS. ‘tted up with all the modern apparatus, and with and baths, lockers, &c., &e. Ger if oe COSTUMES. Baring added ly to my stock of LA- pins GERTS se (CHILD ANS EAROY, <0 and CHARACTER DRESSES. { would respectfully invite the stteation of my fiends aud the pubdlic generally. HAERY DONEBUE, 309 Seventh street, THE DKES. w ING OF PRIVATE THEATEI- DES A D TABLEAU MADE vow the larges: Theatri- ‘ork. Mr. Donel dertal Child ‘ a can be engage! for wants ne-oogr AGAINST WOMAN'S RIGHTS TORS z 1 AY KVANING. JA No.486) ON EXHIBIVION (No. 486 ken AND SALE wre AT eer. MARKRITER’s, So. 456 Seventh street, botween D and B atrets, cight doers above Uda Feliows’ Hall Choice Ui! Painttogs, Bugravings, Chromo, tc. Also, Largest reek Paper Hangings, Wintow thadet, Picitre Frames, Picture Corda apd Tansels, a ey ac Ast the District. lease remeciber Name and Nomber. apa3-ly™_ ©. REICHENBACH’S Piano Stor 6 «Ne. 425 Lith Street, abowe Penna. Ancnuc, Sol po for th: Sole agency fe (Berattisnep Over 20 Fears Kuabe & Co., Baltimore. and *) sale of the celebrated PIANOS i Wm. McCammon, élbapy; aleo. second-hand! Plane, Organs and Melodeots for sale or repton the most dating accomm: terms, Piano and Orean Tuning and Bepairing. api-iy" scarcely surraced by the finest cham, con: LECTURES “ay be b Ww iW = le Bere? bax teas Me best INES. en. 2 sees wold over the Bar patroi say inall cases rely pow INCOLM BALL. obtainigg only the pare ,. — y DINING BOOMS and EATING BAR being ADEL Sears ceoplie’ with the best the market afor., _3a-2t* Tt SEP his spoctite and copeaes bin heamerie ee” I INCOLN RALL. —— as —— 4 ae TYLER'S | TUESDAY BYBNING, JANUABY 10, . SECTL BR COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC, | AGAINST WOMANS RIGHTS, An infallible remedy for” ' | MISS ADELA OOUGHS, COLD: Ned most WONDERFUL TOY OUT. iran ruedinil tants MAzs25 woxvmenrs. MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLES, Lamy Dew cofltng. 06 Bee, near the Tressery WH. RUTMERPORD. ayn: AT KEVUCED RATES, yom BIDWELL & © 406 Nixtn Brrr, rai ih dS, a a Pte oe NGS, WI Basan y ey a eaP ES, Pio- | store. yeaa Ba Bs STOTT 2-00., 480 AYS4 © DICKINGON Anan BVERGe. de2- iCHITIS, HOARSE. —= mast eee &. = | Admission 50 Cents. Reservet Seats 25 Coats . Baok Seats secured at Philp & Will dcliver her admirable Lecture ea eat TIGHT 2 4 Lt ‘ Tick Svente: reserved soaks, 75 cents. for sale at Hudson Taylor sb .ok-etore, Penn sy vapia avene: betwee! th and With street. = a * A DELAID ¥. BUBDOCH. AVAIMST WOMAN'S RIGHTs, 1t” USEMENTS FOR WINTER BVYENINGS, z ‘Br A Ne Che Frening & * TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatces. Associated Press Reports. | THE WAR IN EUROPE. | Activity of the Freech— Christmas in Parts. ~ jegrephed Exclusively to Ti Prening Star. ACTIVITY OF THE FEENCH ARMIES Dew Youx, Jam. '(spocial to the Tuggren | jan. 5.—A dispated from Mavre, of the sd, reports that Bourbaki was marching on the | Germans, and Chaury & as Lemans. He i con- stantly pushing forward troops iv fying ce! umns. Tem thousand troopsare marching t EVENING STAR._ Last risht Washington News and Gossip. ‘TRE ONLY NOMINATION sent to the Senate to- day wasthat of Wm. H. Daniels, to be Collector ot Customs at Apalachicola, Florida. Perrsonat.—Hon. Richard McCormick has arrived in town, after a pretty rough trip from Arizona, inciuding «snow Mockadeia Kan-as. Tax ‘Senate Committee on Post Ofies ant Post Reads this morning nder ceusidera tion the vew postal bill which recoutly passed the Houre brt came to no conclusion ou the surject SENATOR PERKY ban been nominated for re- election to the United States Senate by the publican exneus of the members of the Mich- ivan L are, whi ts equivalent to ns Te-ele oti A Peririon oF W. W. wexey.—In the Seuzte this morning Mr. McCreery presented the petition of W. W. Claskey for the removal of bis political diealitities, Mr. skey, it will be remembered, was a resident of this vity befere the war, ond was for a while Postmaster of the the House of Kepresentatives. A DELEGATION of gentlemen representing the Pacific slope bad an interview with the Presi- dent to-day, aud urged the appointment of Sen- ator Williams, of Oregon, to a position in the Cabinet. ‘They also had a talk with the Pres- idevt in reterence to other matters pertaining to their section of the country, Unrrrzp States Senator rrom lIowa.— Senator Ramsey this morning received a dis- pateb from St. Paul, Minn., stating that Sena- tor Windom’s friends in the Legislature of that ‘State held « cancas Jast night to ascertain their strength, preparatory to supporting lim in tie full republican caueue to be held to-night. Thirty members were present, enough, it is be- Neved to insure Mr. Windom’s nomination to- night. Mr. Windom wus appointed Senator to bo bck Vacancy caused by the death of Senator Norton. Nava Onores To-pay.— Master L. C. Logan ordered to report to the chief of the burean of navigation for duty. Commander i.. A. Beards- lee detached from the command of the Palos and placed on waiting orders. Lieut. S. W. Very detached from the Onward and‘ordered to return to the United States. Firat Assistant Engineer Edward A. Magee detatched from the New York navy yard and ordered to the Tennessee. Second Assistant Engineer M. Ashton has resigned. Cox. CuivroRD THM PsON has been appointed Chief of Supervisors in the office of Internal Revenue, vice John Delano resigned, and yes- terday entered on the duties ef the position, which aleo inelude those of contidentiai secre- tay to Commissioner. Col. fT. has been associat: b Gen. Pleasonton tor a long tim first us jatteriv as 1 York district. aud so brings to only a good war record. hu ence as peculiarly gum! member of his u ASOTHER TRIAL oF THE CoLongn Caper.— A court-martial bas astem:bled at West Point for the trial of the colored cadet, James W. Smith. ‘The charge is that he Inuuner *nnbecom! stl The specitic offenc untrath to ¢ The Court is « Piper his delinquency from drill. posed of Capts. Alexander H. H. Lozelie, Sth infantry artillery; H. A. Hascall, and H. A. DuPont, Sch artillery, and Virst Lieatenants E. K. Russell, and Asa B. Gardner, Ist artillery, the lutter to be Judge Advocate. Socievy.Mrs. Carlisle's reception last eve wing was exceptionally brilliant, and the fes- tivities were kept up toalate hour. Among ests were Mr.dastice Cliferd aod Mr. Justice Field, of the U.S. Supreme Court; Mr. Edward Thornton, ister; General W. T. Sherman, Col. T. Merrick, ©. Kennedy, Senators jou. Montgoi- ry Bla:r, . Miss Preston atid Miss’ Dadiev, of Kentucky. (who assisted Mrs. Carliste to receive.) Mrs. Judge Field, Mrs. Merrick, Mrs. Dr. Garnett, Mrs. Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Yan Wyel PUiltips, Miss Vernon, Mrs. and Miss Sneud, and Miss Blair. There was « liberal display of beauty, aud the party was a decided success, Democeavic Cavecs ox THE SAN Dowco (UxsTION.—The democratic members of the Houre held « cat.cns last evening in the room of the Pacific Raiiroads Committee, at the Capi tol, for the purpose of considering the San Domingo question. ‘The leading mem*ers of that side of the House gave their views upon the matter, and it was nvanimousiy decided to Ofpose the ‘annexation project. ‘They admitted that the ‘manifest destiny” doctrine of the democratic party has been the a¢.uisition of territory, but urged that the objections to San Domingo were too great to be overcome. Some of the objections urged by various members were that Dominica only represented half the island, that its population was a half-civilized and ignorant negro race: that the scheme was shrouded in corruption; that the Senate bad carefully considered the mutter ut the last ses sion, and rejected it by a large majority; that nothing bad been developed since to warrant additional iuquiries upon the subject; and that the isiand was not contiguous tw the United States, and, therefore, the reasons for its an- nexation were not to be consilered as urgent as these for the annexation of Alaska. ss Whisky Frauds in the West. a Mr. Orville Grant to the President. The Ci ati Commercial, of yesterday morning, publishes what purports to be a copy of a confidential letter from Orville Grant to his brother, the President, dated Chicago, -Inne 1th. 157, in reference to # proposition made by Gen. Bloomtield to the distitiers who had been evading the law, and whose dlistilleries were seized. “Mr. Grant writes:—“ Mr. Crosby, who is Gen. Bloomtield’s confidentint assistant antherized to make overtures to the 4) les, and for a certain sum of money (+: into the hands of any man wi y t seleet, he (Bloomticld) would place wit! the cian all papers and evidence he had agains! » distillers, with positive assurance that the cases would rot be prosecuted. Crosby was afraid to approach the distillers, as it might have a bad effect. and proposed to me that 1 would act as @ third party and get the distillers to rafse the money: | was to retain part as my 1 felt. of course, suspicious about the honesty of his mtentions, aud thonght it might be aruseto see whether ! would loan myself s 4 1 would like to see you Personally, amd tell you # little that I know about the Coban bond corruption. = +see- = SF-Savanuah, Ga., has invested $29,115.15 in ‘Wooden pavement». S7-An lowa doctor gave a woman fourteen kinds of medicine in one day to break her bills, aud she hasn't had any since. He ran &7“Father won't vou buy me a _ftish-pole?” besb-b yr d / “Tou knew te pina ee, “Spare t and Fpoit the ehild.”” wa Another Weble Benefaction by Hr. W. W. Corcoran. A Menament to Sacred Memeries. The following correspondence and synopsis of deed relative to the establishment of the « Lou- ise Home,” the princely Charity ef Mr. W. W. Corcoran, will be read with deep interest. Washingion is fortunate in baving a citizen who tributes his wealth during his hfe-tims in vobic and thoughtfal benefactiens of permanent ws tines: Wasurwetox, December 10, 1570. tue deed, which I now deliver to stor the establishment of an institution from jy long and intimate knowledge ali, doubt noi, will meet with the ready nee and sympathy tt is im this coatid without your previous assent, made use of your as ite chosen truste: mi governors. (he deed itself sufficiently defines the general scope and nature of my iutention; but a grea deal ig necessarily leit to your ju igement and discretion in the liberal and efficient ad ministration of the trust. in the name given by the deed to this institation, you will not fail vo see that a husband's anda father’s memory has mingled itself with, and stimulated, bis leading intention: but this, | am sure, will oily serve to imdace you the more readily to join me in the efiort to establish a permanent and well rega- lated, though necessarily hmitec » gentlemen, with warn Cate vou Dear Sir We have cormaliy accepted, wader our hands and sesls upon the instrament ttself, the trusts confided to us by the deed deitvered with your letter. We sincerely hope that your lite may be long spared te witness and enjoy the fraits of your nobdle beuiticenca, with whiek we esteem it an honer to be thas connected Be assured that we will sincerely endeavor to carry your instructions into effect so far as their execution may depend upon us, and that we shall always feel that our charge is at once a princely charity auda touching mounment to your Own most Sacred merories. ‘With hearty wishes for your continued h anid happiness, ; We remain faithfaily your friends, JM. Carusie, 6G as. C. Habe, 5 To W. W. Corcoran, Bsq., Washington. SYNOPSIS OF THE DEED. ‘The following Is a synopsis of the deed estab lishing the ** Louise Home:”—W. W. Corcoran to J. M. Carlisle, Geo. W. Riggs, Jas. C. Hall, and Anthony Hyde, and premives that it is the desire and intention of Mr. Corcoran to estab- linh and maintain in Washinzton, to the extent provided in the deed, and to such other extent of endowment or other provision a» he may from time to time, by gilt, devise, beqaest. otherwise determine, am institution for the sap- port and maintenance of « limited number ot gentlewomen, who have been reduced by mis- fortune, so as, in the judgment of the trustees and directresses, to be proper persons to receive tance, to be held by the trustees, and rs lorever, for that puTpose. And mises that Mr. Corcoran, in far- therance of his desire aud intention, haa erected on the lots hereinatier named, a suitable Louse and other conveniences, and intends to provide for the support ef euch desticute, but and educated ntlewomen as may, a rules and regulations ax may be adoy mitted to its beneiits. ‘The deed the and 16, in sqmar conial feet of ground, to the trustee Ist. To Lold the title to the property for the trusts expressed, with power to apply for and accept a charter from Congress, in accordance with the terms of the trnsi; and, arter being obtained, W convey ihe property ¢ COrpormlors. Un mreys lots incorporation, the we, with such officers and and AWS, hot lcd xs they way deem advisa repeal them a1 pleasure. Y tr and r iris. 5 of acting, there ab: at ait times, recorded in a book, the nares of two persons, who shall have yeen selected by the tour trastces for the tim ing. who shall, in the order of the record, fill vacaicies when they occur, Which the trustees have power to alter as they see fit. 41h. Provides that the trust created is limited to the founding and perpetual keeping up and supporting of an tution, to be ased exclu- sively forthe comtortable maintenance and support (not inciuding the farmshing of wear- mg apparel) of ax many such destituie, but re- fined and educated gentlewomen as aforesai the buildings, improvements, researces and cumstances from time totime, suitably accommodate, wh he direetresses, with the concurrence of Mr. Corcor: is lifetime, shali determine, currenee, the di ignate, trom time to time, the persons who sliall have adin's- sion to the establishment, as inmates, who ay, m like manner, for safiicient cause, in their judgment, expe! any inmate or inmates. Sth. ‘The imstitution shal! always be kuown by the name of «+The Louise Hume.” 6th. Provides that Were shall be no diserisal- nation, or distinction, on account of religious creed, Or sectarian opinions, in respect ot the trustees, directresses, officers. or inmates, but all facilities possible, in the judgment of the trustees shall be allowed and furnished to the inmates for the worship ot Almighty God, ac- as to each ones conscientions belief. ius. For the admission and expalsion of in- mates, subject to the approval of the trastecs, and for the internal management, direction and government of the establishment, aad fur the Persona! supervirion ot Ue ipimates, there shal) siways be a board ot directresses, consisting of uine ladies, the eriginal nine and selec Mrs e boar etre: Sth. Provides that the services shall be gratuitous, as a contrib: tablishment. oth. Provides that if the andthe property used for than that set forth inthe trust, to the founder. fon to The es- t is diverted, rpose otuer tshall revert = seee- DeaH oF AN Evtton.—The death of Cla H. Sweetser is announced as having taken place in Florida on the Ist instant, at the early age of twenty-nine years. Mr. Sweetser will be re- membered a5 having started the Rownd Table, now merged into the Cilizen: tho Evening velfe, now defunet: and the Zrening Mavi, sttli in existence. His bealth failing he went West about a yeat ago, and subsequently to the South, where, it appears, he has mm bed.— New York World, January 1. —z a A Hoax.—The letter received by the mayor of Leesburg, Va., purporting to have been written by the mayor of Frederick, Md., charg- ing G. W. Cooper, of the former place, with murder, and offering ©50 tor his arrest, proves to be a miserable ho; Twe Next Gneat Ficat.—Jem Mace. who is matched to fight doe Coburn in April next, will soon go inte training under his cousin, Pooley Mace, and Jim Cusick. Coburn is at Nineteenth street, near Fifth avenue, aud will also go nto training in a few days.—W. ¥. Sun, * « Hesrane—Neilie d 13, while bearding in the Z Sanborn in 7m, Maas., was married ‘© her ia seduction. Nellie is pow accused of ber bi ww and herself. three marrowly Pittaburg Presbytery has issued a prouuncigmento against uous dancing Sythe girls of North Caroliua chew tar and ors! » pat apo ee ee stoves, fall blast, 82” Pittsburg policemen enter the c! of Meinong | ‘b—t generally” on the station: @7-The Cathedral of Notre Dame is wlfes “ ‘eleven eit tmecne albany “Evening r chet ol eirigccmpal pen tote. Share wesiSs bot oe May Ballaed, old me or La rdes! feet, and burned up a houstyit t for bor hes ety in atterdaure, pei» insane. much for portaa: Army Ogicers Transferred, Assigned, and Mustered O ‘The long-looked for order, assigning, trans- ferring, and mustering out army officers was issued this afternoon just as we go to press, and shows a transfer to the supcrnume- ieu- rary list of 25 captains, 35 first tenants, and 13 second lieutenants; ferred and assigned to fil colonel, 13 captains, and § Lret hentenan As-igned, (of cavalry) 1 major, IS captains, » first heutenants and 1 second lieutenant; ( artillery) 1 colonel, 8 captains and 11 tirst liew terants; (of infantry) 1 colonel, 2 majors, captains, °! first lieutenants and 2 se Tenauts. Mustered out of servi colonels, 7 majors, 47 capt tepants and 16 second Heutenun” ‘Tbe folowing are the tra trans approved Jy ptains Moulton, Fdwin ck, Wm. Bayard, 1k Philip W. Stanno: J, William Welsh, slames _B. Sinclair. Fins Le utepants W. H. Hic’ ratiebangh. EH. L. S P. Hunter, L. L phrey, vacancies, 1 ‘ers to the list of supermumerarcs, onder section 12 of the act Harrison O*Connor, F. -Warner, M. ©’ Brien, B.S. Ham. Ihan Borrowe, F.W Taggard, Wil- | wards Paris, via Chartres, Garibaldi tear 1 jon, doing litte. Gen. Fantherbe | preparing & movement on Manteatte!, | with the Intention of joining Boarbakt | are now in Havre 1,0" troops. Outaide, iv the | Beighborheod! of Baibec. there are clusive of the francs-tireurs aud cavau This Aftern oon’s Proceedings, Tuvespay, January 5 , 5 | _& forward movement commenced to SENATE.—Mr. Wiliams, from Committe | there is Bgencral exodas of troops by ratiresd on Finance, reported bill relating to intera) | General Petingeas retursed tus evening - | taxes, which he said had It was pasned. Te the conta United States trom the front. pawed twice before (TS Praiaus w | tin and Croix | A dahing a * | ing by French in forse between Boren ck was made early thie morr Dum abo of wit ring regulars. One buudred shar to & farm wear Balbes. leu The object of the Free The first succe ig in the captare ot thre arm being given CHRISTMAS IN PAK#S. garri= was promiming, ¢ 2 Oui posts By ue Pros ed Staics bend. ail gaity aud sudication Weather seems to ven over opriating £25,000% Ort. Milton deste ac S, was taken The bil! app Best, aud | has be ositiunm thereto. . n e hes tw : ts encoterth will be lime oy are # NTATIVES.—The | fering crucliy 6 t . si eases Howse the resignation — frost bit » tant ot Robert C trom the Mr. Bennett Trocha ha . at the fortifications to be Kept ander shel or has been decided, ake to distribate toot apt establish soup kitchens, ander the direction & the governor s@ member of Cungress Dill to facitt- oMmMALLee on liam MeEiroy, W. J. Driggs, Charles Kobine! a, * | : ie : , ° , . Speaker annommced the appo'ntment of HOW GENERAL BLAIZE DIET ia, Fe woceaberg. 1 We ann Mr_ Orth (Ind) as 4 me ¢ Committee | General Biaize will be buried at the exhense H. Il. Link, C.F. Larrabee, S. F. Joce ¥ canted | of the S wera Parks, Henry Norton, John -!. Si: ities Bes a tees one “ tiem Hi Krebs, J. F. Le A. Rig, called up the regular order of Charles Umbstaetter, William 0! Cary; Seco: Licutenants Oliver Grosvenor, Worta Oszood, FW ldedtke. L. J. Sacriste, Herbert Cust: man, James Kiley, J.F Smith. D.P. . M. Shepherd, 8S. H. Bogardus, jr., uilivan, J. ©. Fortune. ongress approved July iS, 1 who are honorably mustered out of the ser Lieut. Cols, les J. Whiting and Jol Edie; Majors George A. Gordon, Wil seph B. Collins, Ebenezer John M. Goodhue, Henry R. Ka’ Captnins Edward P. Cressey, isaac KR. Dunkel- berger. James A. Halil, William Bayard. rion Moulton, Samuel Hildeburn, fou! Mauck, Charlies Parker, Jobn A. Darline, Kotus ‘King, jr., John’ Barry, McMullin, George H. Cros hope, Charles E. Farrand, seorge S. Hol McClintock, George kins, Alonzo A. ‘enodor Ten Eyck W. Hull, Genjamin le, Jacob I). Jones, James B. Sin clair, Samuel S. Culbertson, Charles A. M. Estes, Arthur B. Carpenter, Kobert Ayres, Fe lix H. Torbett, Eugene Carter, Welcome Cratts, Edward B' Samuel L Barr, Welsh, Samuel’ ©. Williamson, William M Beebe. jr.. George R. Vernon, Henry L. B - Wenckebach, Mad: Gallager, Edward Byrn aixe: he cE lroy, 2 Sy , Geo. W. . Gustay A psvelber- JW. Lewis, Wm.S. John: ge, Chas. Garretson, Heury Nor obinett, 1 ‘ol ppletop, Edwin &. Parks, F . doseph Karge, Charles 1. liam 0. G Toronzo W Lawrence L, George W. William C. Bayliss, - Gilson, Pe dieton Hunter, Ceorge B. Bosworth, f:allarl S Humphrey. Michiel O Borrowe Fravélin M. Kin s tenants Oliver Stephen 1" Muttord i. +s0e- Pew AVCTION aT Rurcnen’s € Budding—Over $0,000 Reais. Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, pews in by auction last evening. ‘The sale, which was m the charch, was attended sand persons. that he conteny false. He hope er two thoa good feeling among ‘came jate, but he lives in New Jersey although he had to come through a very tem; interspersed his chatter with jokes. Mr. C. Bowen, of the Independent, secured the first second choice was knecked Sage at $170, and the third te D. | Texas and Shakspeare Howard, who choice tor #4\0. ‘The down to H. W. B. Howard at S40. had been an excited bidder from the first, cured the tifth choice for $$. H. B. Clafi paid @455 for the prices was about ten per of last year. Soaent remained unsol closed. ve Vs Sun, dthinst. see: Tae Davenrer or a New York Jupsx Takes tHe Vert.—One of the most beautita: and touching ceremonies of the Catholic Charct was performed yesterday at the convent it Seventeenth street and Fifth avence, on cccasion of the adoption of the *veil” by Eien G. White, a daughter of the late Ju W. Wiuate, ot the Superior Court, New York. Miss W who, asa nun of the designated by the Church as + vow . V. Mevald, 4th inst, Cory vor Darn up as follows, an an ordinary dran lowing are the unassiged officers whose bave expired under section 12 of and ister, Albert H. Andrews, Jobn Per- amue! A. Kussel, James P. W. Neill, . Delos A. Ward, Wood. Wiliam Horton, Henry Ayers, Chas Street, John A. Wanless, Hick, Mr. a ~ therumor ated a trip to Europe was the rumor would not depre- ciate the price of pews. He also counselled 6 contestants for pews. and introduced Mr. Pillsbury as the auctioneer. “Mr. Pillsbury,” eaid the reverend joker, ty, | believe he is perfectly sober.” Mr. Pil'sbury was exceedingly voluble. and Henry y RBe sixth choice, and Herry ©. Bowen invested $405 in @ secoud seat. The first hundred ehoices of pews ranged from $53) to $300, the prices gradually depreciating asthe desirable seats were takem up. The average of higher than that The aggregate sule amounted to - At half-past il o’clock but three pews and the sale was declared Convent of © Sacred Heart, has passed through the stages postalants” and ow makes her“ profession” of * Last nsideration of the report of the ‘aire upon ARAGUAYAN APPaiRs, and reported trom the committee Slane 4 | oeltars of the houses were nag searched. Some Prussians had cons & series Of | selves in them during the might lutions declaring that Wear Admiral ©.H. | Gencta! E Davis, im failing to render the aid requested | rounded by hie ote by Mr. Wasbburp, tailed to do bis dnty as com- | surprised hy hearing the st mander of the South Atlamtic Squadron; that | bugles, tolowed by the ai Bliss ant Masterson were members of the lege- | A detachment of the enemy tion, and as such were entitied to protection by | of the uufurtanate Gene the navy of the United States; that the actionor | him Paraguay was oniawtul aud unwarranted, a that the President's action in withdrawing M ister McMabon, and declining to held tarther intercourse with Paraguay is approved: that it | fore is clearly the duty of the naval ofiicers of the | ing from nited § ttacked the par dat tom jtok the same time were then sur “~ ‘wounds, anti no effort tates to render all ucces-ary assistance | save hir life. La Liters ater that plomatic officers,and a neglect to do s9, sbould be a su.jectof inquiry and punishment by the Navy Pepartment. | ‘Mr. Orth, in his capacity as @ member of the + | Honse, oftered the following as AN AMENDMENT. That we disapprove of the conduct of Rear 1) | Admiral Charies H. Davis in neglecting to proceed to the release of Bliss aud Ma-terson, and in afterwards holding them prisoners. He then yielded the floor to 9 sargeor major fied, leaving the General frocen to the round. ‘veral off cers, journal, followed him troope ance. The officers wil! | betried by court martial Owing to a want ot | courage on the part of the few soldiers. 1.55 | French who had escaped were taken prisoner | by the Germans. — . | The [ligots Seaatorship. | Cereaeo, Jas. 5— . Mr. Swann, (Md..) whosubmittedas a minor- | g:acus ut the aonanirineevinet ms a ity report the series of resolutions reporiod by | General Logan is the Mr. Wood (N- ¥-) in behalf of Mr. Swann when | hie principal com, the report was originally submitter! in Maw last. | itis now said thet Mr. Orth then proceeded toaddress the Honse, | yo presentod in t! his remarks consisting mainty of a review of the | Securing a compromise on & Se of the case as reported by | beem set for the cances. Mr. Swann, who represents the minority of | pent Rast » the committee, then adress-d the Hoase int seen igi oe favor oi the minority re ons. j rRENce, KAN. —A fire broke ont iv +202. pn Moss <iTeet, at Tradic with Rebels of Judge Advocate Gencrai tio. In response to a Sonate resolution Alleged Uniaw tf Thre Lass about 59 hi, Z: - Teepn Magraty one . | that the wheie block will be that case the joss will teot up fer) inragi sterday transmit y of a report of the Judge Ady al relative toan alleged nolawial trattic | body a co} 4 Done ot the pi Joxpor, dan ed Ssates stoam record at them, can 4 | Guerriere arrived at Lisbon “ing. AD are ment. it well. ee HOt them may be beadjuartersot (he Depar Arrived. New York city, and wreb haw BK, Jan Arvived, the W ” made and the rr from Liverpool. e rey t = eed that there p | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. statements j prepared by Ma | Aflairs in Wall street are quiet and gethoat | special teatare o on. Monday stilt | rales active at seven per cent. curreney to recent. in coin. Int there t+ moth e market tor eo breaking out re veilic ade his way | North, where, in the fall of i22. heetfected an | engagement with Wm. Sprague for w aking | a2 chterprise to get cotton out of Texas. Four | (By Bex firms took am interest in the renture—Surague Lo., Keynolds & Cv., Taft & Co.,and aight & Co.. all of Providence, R. L., eacu tarutat $25,000. Vewels were purchased, loaded wi cargoes of machinery, arms, c., cleared for foreign ports, and run to Texas, sometimes under a changed ‘lag, Hoyt proceeding thither ‘UpoLU one vi them, — letters of Lee mel Governor Sprague, comme: — a Butler and Admiral Fare rage cargoes goods were sold tn the —- invested in cotton. It is stated by William Sprague that erpen was to aid Union citizens in Texas and obtain information for the government: but no one else connected venture seems to bave viewed it in that light, and Byron Sprague, bis ‘bo, as William Sprague avers, had Of the speculation, plainiy de- undertaking to get out cotton. Tre Marne To-Day Telegraphed Bxclusivrly to The Borming | Baurimoar. Jan. 5 Corton 1 | opinion that the parties who were eng n | this unlawfal trafic may be broaght t : | Nefore a general court-martial und article war for relievin dot strong drink returns, w.ll enre the worst case of satan na drapkenness phate of iron tiv ‘ains, per eye re ie a permint water eleven drachms, spirits of mut- asked dood . meg one drachm. The preparation act asa tonic and stimulent, amd so partially suppl) the place of the accustomed liquor, and prev use of stimolating drinks. 202: Ix some of the collieries of the Pennsylvania engines have been introduced as substitutes for mules as carriers iu the mines, and are giving satinfac- great advantage gained by their use er suspensions of work, they cest nothing for their keep. while a large stud of mules wouid be eating their heads on. apthracite regions siuail locomotive tion, (me is that during a strixe, or : :2ee- - A scrEnTivic lecturer on walking sa; periments slow that one side of the ble when the eyes are shut to walk in line for any ‘sons their way, that the: wandar off to the right ss0e- 87 The fire department of as Iowa town is to have a female chief, and thinks the appoint- ment “ gallus.” BTA cal ¢ of the University of Deseret Se ot Brigham who are pupils contains the names of fifty-six Young's children of both scxes, in institution. S7-A Massachusetts man the pegs cut from bw son's newly Lecause boy would run all over town wear them cut in three weeks. mt etd Advocate ex-| water absolute physical and moral prostration con- sequent upon a sudden breaking off from tue bee wa tends to outwalk the other side. It is not pos: of time, and it will be found, almost than objected to havi: i bow, oi Sugee ua : uanu (N. H.) Reporter learns tha’ van, of that village, camo in from Tuesday night, and, for some rea! misdemeanor, gave one oi bis bors a severe ripping Shortly after his two boys, about fourteen y FARL soon Pos spies Ts gremadive is much sffected oe winter. bs mie vad In Troy Uuar is allowed te be sold onty to