Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1871, Page 1

j Vo_ é | ‘THE EVENING STAR. a ; Stara : PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted, ; oe Fert o8 wend Feet onde Sieve bunts Bite At The Star Bulldings, € : Bars ea Weaom wri eee Cormer Peunsylvania ay. and Lith st, Mr (Fe) prseanten wnte ay Tea EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. | THE STAB ts served by carriers to thetr eub- sorfbers In the City and District st Tax Cuts FES WEEE of FORTY-FOUR OENTs FER MONTE. Copice at the counter, Two Cants. lar, i he 3 ing wieder ghtorcne reas ooe soos aes | enanreseectes. we aes me, <i tan as & 37—N® 5,612. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1871. TWOCENTS. Ee cguinsseets morning—@1 60 » year. ) introteced = bill tn wer the Mississippi river relation to FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS. | Riera Seamiesey sees a : Y TS Of Steamsh pe and other ver- Tt seeme quite natural that the past and This Aftern: A Proceedi: } pg nn ay v present should constantly be put in juxtaposi- oon ’s ngs. ™ i disparagement of the present, ea Appropriatio er; cipliarhye pen all.the descriptions we have Fripay, March 10. V deficiencies in appropriations for the Pen- of past glories at the White House, if in reality SE NATE— In the absence of the Vice Presi- | Sion Office, go Cee hh Tame Se macacemris Shes taes pice Meer, | cent Mr ony wus on matin of Sr. tam: | Perinat ted seamen cera onmes Since General = eo a oe ~ raed ner, elected President pro tem., and the - | the appropriation of 000 for the post office {ook bf habitation, that we ever saw De(ore in a ing the dmee hre Eresident and the | at Omaha, s accepted by Mr. oe use Of -entatives of tact. raaabchgarmnewy en Gwinn § looneiee vet Mr. Spencer moved that when the Senate SPECIAL NOTICES. WHISE.IES, GINS, Erc.—1 am aa 1 Teduced prices my celebrated brandi Benefit of the mpegs BUU'SBON, “Old Crow,” “Bowen, LYDIA . bye MISS 1S EVENING Bye.” “Robertson, be presented Protean Farce and Barl-syne; NEW LOAN OF THE UNITEDSTATYS TMPORTINT CIRCULAR. s0RY DEran went, }eTOR, Feb. “A, i871. } sae ters aes asta Public notice is hereby given, ‘chat books will INTERNAL Revenve.—The receipts from this be opened on the 6th day of March next in this ] source to-day were $310,475. ae Thempeon appearing in fice characters. and Mi a a Bile Drill asd ail de. Peet oftered in our city, au figures that cannot country and in Europe, for subscriptions to the a prtzedina coal ». tfuily call attention to m: +3 IT 18 ANNOUNCED tn the Patriot that Mr. Jas. Ss tdught be eee augntion to my | National Loan, under the Act approved Jaly sel . G. Berret will, under no cireumstan: 4 which } can sell at #2 le«« per gallonthan | 14, 1870, entitled ‘An Acc Yo authorize the Re- vec iginal price, . GAUTIER. 7 ” a his pame to be brought forward as a candidate Hoan Pee i yporter of Wines, Liquors. ete,, | funding of the National Debt,” and the Act in tor Delegate to Congress. AMUSEMENTS. 7 The State Dinner to the Joint High STATIONAL THEAT Comm insica. oo THEATER. EVENING STAR. reali Address. “Tom time in Washington of the Rarlesameof TAR | yy BANTS To be nrecedel by tbe Protean Farce | 2.7* IN PABIS. Saturday Afternoon st 2 demanded the regular yourm it be to meet on Monday neat. Ke- | - emiiy Matinee, le” | And Proprietor of the Oelehraved amen¢ ment thereof, approved Jan. 20, 1571. sea 5 85 Licme’ whereas in former tines there were obly pre el I, neeett. Jerse aaa | ae ae TALL S OPEEA HOCSE, a ee To ee Pte tte The proposed loan comprises three classes of | Nowinatep ror Re-ELecTIoN.—The conser- the bare m onewggngy yong Mr. Howe moved to proceed to the election of | tbe t mnest on Shen! = ™ * | Bonde, namety : Yative members of the Virginia Legislature in | {> traits of Presidents that | 0. THE @TaNDING COMMITTEES | (ik. Hale Me.) moved 9 go! wk baa Pid eld yp Sie ogg First—Bonds to the amount of five hundred popes gett Sa Eagyeen ot Page Magner new cove. the bilan! —_ Ny pre con- | 0 hat’ Wiles objected the Whe! wae e007 witaa OU B BAIB. remove draft or te millions of dolars, payable in coin, at the | Senater Johnston for re-election. " | tradiction when we say that the State dinner z a - a a eR | . =~? t all @ebate € ee 9 Ng UA re louse. 7 a ' it, Dy stan, nop is | from the date of their issue, and bearing interes" THE New York Sun had a lying paragraph in | Sven) im the Ts hol . Mr. Howe then owered a resolation that the | upon which the yeas and nays demande e * - edb re: Of tadies . she - . dining room is grand in its lofty ceiling, | . aa leet stan . 1 to ~ =* oa Hest ihre. walveraal aataftte payable quarterly i coin, at the rateof five per | its Washington dispatches, the other day, in | ‘spacseueness and decorations. Tho table ac: | Seuate now proceed to the election ot standing | and the motion was agrend to_yeas %. nave tacts eqnally well. Bras! t. pe ib ti ervi chiteot commodates thirt)-six—the number of guest en . : 0s 7 ror capsily well. eis | Pent: per oes to the amount of three hun- | TemTetee {0 Sepervising Architeot Mullett, | commodates, thir evening. Allthe members of | _12_reply to the gitestions of Messrs. Wilson Whole—rese 105. Te r th itary Drama of Bot stickey o- city. and can be applet as eanily as | 4 Bonds to a , @ hun. the Cabinet and their wives were present, ex- | ud Schurz, the Char sta hat the revolation, Ar. Blair (Mic) moved om pmenteer The LANCERS a dogs ly mae areal Distor: us of dollars, payable in coin, at the cept Mrs. Akerman, wife of the Attorney Gen- | ting im the nature of @ privileged question, it | moking Marre Beda othe dnl Cerne eee eT ORDA reat | piace the belt neranes es eater eek eee ere?el | Sieasare of United States, after fifteen eral. We believe she has never been to Wash | War bot required to lay over ome day, at an | perhundred pounds, ne GALS MAT! ——— —_— so entirely harmless that itailords | years from the date of their issue, and bearing . ETE TI fret | ington. Sir Edward and lady Thornton, the 4 oe . 4Gi0 IN THE PABLOB | For pondelSeen’ at Kinertty, Et! | interest, payable quarteriy im coin, at therate |g Ature Cumermma Nitscox will give ner Seat | ‘EO resident al Mrs’ Colles, Earl de Gray, | «Mt Hrurman amiteees By ballots as the aie THE STAR M SEaNce OF | poisonous compounds kuowe aa Renewerg, Be-tor- | Mmterest, payable q| y + grand concert in this city at Lincoln Hall this | Sir‘sonn and tady MacDonald, Sir Stafford | te elect the committees by > TELEGRAMS TO . MAKIT'S MAP ICAL REPOS{TORY, New ¥ ove | $0. Megraeratore, and by a hundred other namesto | pf four and a half per cent. per annum. evening, assisted by Miss Annie Louisa Cary, | Northcote, Lord Tenterden, ‘Mr. Bernard, | VOrGed es . M. MARTZ, Inv vsionier. ome heir ob; rout. inju in 1 Bonds to the amount of seven hundred | signor Brignoli and Vieuxtemps. ‘The pro-|,Speaker Blaine and wite, Commissioner Wil q said : . : Wick OPEN ON SATTRDAY tt F 4 Socheacio cock "tad | millions of dollars, payablein coin, atthe pleas- | oSaomenis Seonitat one ea the tnvtications are ‘Hams and wite, Mr-and Sire. Bancroft Davis, uaual motion to suspend the rules and deciare | ‘Thig Afternoon Diepatches HIS MAGICAL REPOSITORY, conseqrently peat in a ure of the United States, after thirty years from | that the audience to-night will be one of M igs 3 a i ‘The motion ot Mr. Howe. to proceed tothe He “ Price. Une Doll old by Drusgists gensral , i ‘ ‘Schenck, Dr. Sharpe and wife, Mr. Justice Nei- f eas Reports. At Ellie? Music Store, ly 3 muri; | the date ot issue, and Dearing interest pagapie aseeen sme Rokingee ett | sen endl'inies Mice ber oare ine ctnaeggassts, | euicterr 0 (ne Maecny coemasitiaes, was Thos. | Associated Pr: ONJURING TRICKS. PUZZLES, &c pe quarterly in coin, at the rate of four per cent. j On tke right of the President sat lady Thornton; : 4 e THN OBEDIENT BAGG with fall inctractions | Menten ee per annum. Tux Saxro Dowixoo Comission kas been | on Ris let Mrs. Colfax. | On Me. Grant's right | ME pep ecrtingen te plewe nba pmo ola FROM EVROPE TO-DAY. have won for itself @ reputation uns: Subscriptions to the loan will have preference | (heard from by way of Santiago de Cuba. On pe Re enh po plies cease mien ‘tress, | consent. | telegraphed Reclusivaly tg The Beening Star. e postantoneons efter is’ the eradignioe ate estine: | an the following order. namely : the Oth inet. the commission left Puerto Plata, | ip the highest sense of the word. The gentle nig watson objected; but atterwardswithdrew Tye Fenian Question and Army Me. Those ait wishing to purchase there Tricks g-y. | fiom of Pain in ail ie various form incident tothe |, Tirst—Subscriptions that inay be fet male | accompanied by act, for Monte Christi, a | che mighest sence of the word. ‘The gentle. ection. icited written abd ¥er- ho eee Satog for tive per cent. Bonds to the ameunt of two hundred millions of dollars, of which there wii! hely cap make arrangen: r with Mr, BABTZ | human family endtive um ave Laem shown privat b , a) weatimony of the masses in it a sae are its own beet advertleements, he ingredicuts of the PALN KILL e north coast, very near the Haytlen ne country is very unsettled and dis turhed, and the Haytien General Luperon has — im the British Partia- mew Lompon, March 9.—in the House of Lords the The list ef committees, as agreed upon in the Pett SEE, atbering, wad Sethiog Could have | _,c ous, teas then subuaies Oy Me Rowereet of the table (which ig of immense width) Is a | Téad (rom the desk. Chanceller defended Ube roiease of the Ferma: “ll ieceeie Weesceameaes oe one ‘be reserved. tor twenty days, one-half for su- | crossed the borders to aid Cabral, the insurrec- | horizental mirror wi gilt frame, and slender | When the sane ee Sens, | convicts, and the Dukeo! Kichmoud devout ce. Eaicact us remedy taken iuterraliy, as well as for | ecribers im this country and One-half for sub- | tiopist. gilt wires bowed, upop which flowers are fes- ¥ external aj w that his name was jt ase weak and unwise act. ations, when use! according to di- | scribers in foreign countries. ——— Orient rose and stated that he ‘TRE CRNTerwiar IxpEreNperce Cerenra- | oned. In the center was a grand = s In the House of Commons, daring debate - + he head of the Committee on Elections | - ctioms. stall linen from its use is rem. . stand in gilt, which was capped by an immense | PUt st | the army reorganization, vehement prove RCBILDBEN OF THE ISLANDINSTITUTE | fp removee by washing with alcohol ocr ca | ¢.S¢cond—Subsctiptions for equal amounts of } cox, Gov, Geary, of Pennsyivauia, has nom. | 220 af aowers in tha aites of the crown ef STieningted feccn he “ehece Healt, ame be | were made agaiuet tne abslition ef the perch BUNDRRD (N BUMBER, any of tueaticicnataciientiotac mesa fais, | teh clasgof Bonds nated tothe President Hon. D. J. aorrell and |, Eoglard. ‘This stand bad mang rancher, ati e fystem by some members, who predicted in each was & boquet. At every plate there —— denin siiben oe me endiese evil thereby. Str Henry Storcks arga Gispoced st proper intervals all over the table, | farther consideration of the whole subject anil | ec enamadoesas ertanas sable ena TEP china 2 waite aha maroon color, with the | *°.thiasrman Goubted the peapricty of nosed " Mare reramens. Jai ates sormou! vy x “ larch .— Baron Caille ry to the request of Mr. Summer at this time, » Tele ce Senet, Sa Eri | Sfscans ks tan of Mr-sctass opt | and ob Be ocd cody Steg tet te Third—Subscriptions for equal amounts of = en before t iblic over THRTY EAR Hon. Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania, as commis With repeat their Ocacert for the Benefit of the | pnt hap found tie wey ete toes am egrae o. | Bonds bearing interest at the rate of four and a | sioners of the centennial celebration under the School. at the the word sed, 1 and wherever it has been w) bearing interest it Co} ; and has, FIBST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, pinion is expreesed of Its medical properties. je mrss ee asiataacipacedl | ea gooey erg gor Corner Wth aad @ streets, , Im any attack, where rempt action upon the 2 ‘ delphia, commissioners u: ON FRIDAY EVESING. MARCH 10,1871, | Hs'simoat instumtaucous ctuct it eliseiug Pawn i | _ Feurdh—Subseriptions for any five per cent. | JelPuim, commissioners under the jo ASSISTED BY well wonderful: and whep w sere sine ‘Bonde that may not be subscribed for in the pre- roe rege Bs pone the matter was pending. The usual course fe ease of France to negu- ACCOMPLISHED PERFORMERS. tions. is troe to itename, & PALS KILLER. ceding clasees. Tas Democnarro Mewuuns of the House || Tete nine Cterent Eins ef wine, besides the:| Pe eee treaty of peace with Prussia. ae = When a subscription is made, the subscriber | held @ caucus this morning, Hon. Fernando pear! handles, and at the head and foot oi | cially determined upon, and then when any | Duke De has been appeinted ambas- PROFESSOR GEORGE BANCROFT. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS all drametets, Prick, wand Scents. | Amount thereof incoin or currency of the United | ing the resident Democratic Executive Cefn- 7 LNODOBOUS GL ANKE re- | States, or in bonds of the class to be exchanged, | wittee. Arter some discussion the caucus ad- Children under 12 years, 96 cents. For ealeat the | ,JOUVERS INODORGUS OVE CL Bs vgn 5 journed to meet ‘at the cal? of the chair- Bookstores wo gists and eee Psy ar Preec tb ccaias ‘des ty to be accounted tor by the Government when BAtteor's GALLERY r 2 wi sador to St. Petersburg, and Count De ¥V. ‘ Senator asked to be excused from service in a ogus ZETRSTORS rons PEARL TOOTH POW- | will be required to deposit two per cent. of the | Wood in the ebair, forthe purpose of or, pee silver oo patented oweay io on the Senate always granted his re. | ‘© Constantinople. Path. "cla by pd fect. Reema ‘service | quest. =: The ee Crean of France. is of . ‘The symbolic emblems of England Mr. Sumner insisted that his motion was | An article in the Journal Oficiel declares in and United States were blended harmo- reper to be made now, in coufirmationof which | favor of the iblic as the definite form of niously in the forms of confectionery and other appealed to the chair. atpagee e ft. 1 ~ a edibles. The lions rampant were embraced by bef pen ge 4 ae oe pt was cer- ee Sano ater, Se Gomis: pe of France hered tap’ in order, altboug! wes usual. re ihe eagle, and the Union wan “extol mm | “Pe motion of Mr. Summer was then put and Inet the pet tion man ,at which time the Democratic me! a en the new Bonds are delivered, and payment may | of the Senate will participate. It seems to be BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE. be made either in coin or in bonds of the | understood that the old committee, of which or ; zhi splendid, Halt Dye iethe best in the wor'd- | United States known as Five-twenty Bonde, at Hon: Samuel J. Randall is chairman, will be @1L PAINTINGS FoR saz. lord: nor any ctalic poleoe to produce paraiyais or | their par value. < } just received, some fine ES. 143 roid th here nena A After dinner the gentlemen escorted the la- | *#Teedto. im circulation ng the Officers in ts apie — bi roons I Sea 33tl = B. ot Soest fviet "bay oa as el om The coin received in payment will be applied Cavevs oF AO a vee dies to the east room, sas toe - retired = a rooared on the motion at Ge oon Penge on lohescite to decide. ———— — ye m to the redemption of Five-twenty Bonds, the Loyai People of the SouthmThe republican | anether room for and achat among the: . Schurz to postpone the further considera- | the future form men : Wa. lors Hair Dye has had thirty year: ption of Five-twenty and tion of the subject nntil to-morrow; which was LLE CHRISTINA NILSSON. pata . ffategrity ss the debt of the United States will not be in- | memberset the House of Kepresentatives held | elves. They returned to the ladies in time for all Qaiet the Heathen Chinee perieect Hair TWO NIGHTS ONLY: FRIDAY, March 16; SATURDAY, March 11 The wanagement respectfnily announce the first sppearance in Weanington of B LLE CHRISTINA IB TWO GRAND NILSSON 00 s Friday and Saturday evenings, March Wana 11, Mile CHR! ct AT LINCOLN HALL LNA N Adpicsion Tick Reserv ed Beats, $¥ extra. Tickets and geats for eale at W. G. Metzerott ‘ inway s Pisnog sre teed at ail the & CORNER NINTH AND D STREELS. OPEN FROM 9 A. 4 To 10 P.M. ALL ARB WELCOME! FREE REAVING ROOMS ‘With Papers snd Magazines (rom ail parte of the country LIBRARY OF 15,000 VOLUMES. DAILY PEAYER MEETINGS at 12:15 an46p m. GYMNASIUM, BOWLING ALLEY. AND BATHS. LADIES BEADING BOOM (Betariisnen Over z treet, Applied at 16 Bond street 3 REAL ESTATE AGENTS. D GENERAL ART OF ME i wOUD CEMEPES TLSSON will be assisted by ed Belleview. sc Price $100 per acre A the city for eale on %. Beal Estate ant Ge |“ REAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKER. Office: No 1306 F s T M. MCROBERTS ma floor. mi-2w ANDREW B. OUYLE eshington. Agents for the Purchase atid Saieof Res! Estate, Negotiation of Notes and other Becurtti Collection of Mercantile and other Acco Bitentiom given, to all OUTHS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION meets m. FRIDAYS. Ly F C. BEICHESBACH’S Pianc Store 7 Mo. #3 With Street, Sanne aeeenenpnnane C. W. HAVENNER & ©O., Real Estate and Note Brokers No. 643 LOUISIANA AVESUE. THIED DoUB EAST OF SEVENTH STRSBT. MONEY TO LOAN. & wi pion, of ou” irtends 4 large sarpias for and seeurities into cash. Who desire totarn creased by this loan. The bonds will be registered or issued with coupons, as may be desired by subscribers. Registered bonds will be issued of the denomi- nations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, and £10,000; and conpon bonds of each denomina- tion except the last two. The interest will be payable in the United States, at the office of the ‘Treasurer, any Assistant Treasurer, or Desig nated Depositary of the Government, quarterly, on the first days of February, May, August ani November, in each year. The bonds of the several classes atoresard and the interest thereon, are exempt from thé yment of all taxes or dues to the United States, as well as from taxation in any form by or under State. munic:pal or local authority. After maturity, the bonds last issued will be first redeemed, by classes and numbers, as may be designated by the Secretary of the Treasury ‘The bonds will be issued at the United States Treasury, but the agents ror the negotiation ot the loan in Europe are authorized to make arrangements with subscribers for the tr mission of the bonds to the agents through Whom subscriptions may be reccived. Subscribers in the United States will receive the new bonds of the agents with whom the subscriptions are made. In the United States, the National Banks are authorized to receive subsfiptions, and sub- scriptions may also be made at the office of the ‘Treasurer of the United States, or of any Assist- ant Treasurer, or at the Designated Deposita- ries at Buffalo, N. ¥.; Chicago, I11.; Cincinrati, Ohio; Louisville, Ky.; Mobile, Ala., and Pitt-- burg, Penn. . The following banking houses are also anthor- ized to act as agents in receiving subscriptions in the United States, viz NEW TORK city, @ caucus last evening to consider the best course to pursue to protect the loyal people of the South. A letter from the President to Speaker Blaine was read recommending the passage of a bill to protect the Southern people, which action might be taken by Congress, even if it was decided not to go into general legislation this session. After some discussion the subject was referred to a committee of which Gen. Buller was appointed chairman, with instruc tions to report toa caneus to be held to-night. NAVAL ORDERS To- ent. Commander Walter Abbott bas been detached trom ord nance «duty and place on waiting orders. Lient Commander Charles H. Pendleton had been de tached trom the Washington navy yard and or dered to the Nava! Observatory. First Aassit ant Engineer Caleb FE. Lee has been detached tom the naval station at Mound city, N1., and ranted furiough tor six months. Tne orders of Tieutant ‘Wm. H. Emory to the Kelief have been revoked. d he has been ordered to re Tume bis duties at the N orders of Master Wm. M. have been revoked. and he has beeu placed on tick leave. First Assistant Engineer Iiiomas M. Dukebart bas resigned. Notes FOR THB New GOLD BANKs.—The first lot ef gold notes for the new gold banks is ready for delivery. They consist of $24,000 in twenties and $4,000 in tens, and will be sent to the Fir-t National Gold Bank of San Francisco. ‘The notes printed in New York by the Amery tional and Continental Bank Note Printing Companies, and finished at the Bureau of Engraying and Printing at the Treasury building. They are printed on yellow paper, a large stock of which was originally prepared for the first issue of fracti cur Tency. The back of the note is engraved from a photograptic representation of gold coins and the face is similar to the present issue of the national curreney. NomimaTi0s6.—The President sent the fol lowing nominations to the Senate to-da; Alfred E. praiser of mer hi * » Chi parted. =. ——— THE SENATE CAUCUS. caucus yesterday afternoon, were engaged when our report in last evening’s STAR closed tp discussing the motion of Mr. Wilson, to re the standing committees, and deposing mittee on Foreign Relations. A vote being then taken on Mr. Wilson motion to recemmit the report, it was lust b the following vote gr Mvssig. Boreman, Caldwell, Corbett, Cra nton, Ferry of ¢ ecticut, Gilbert gan. Morrill of Maine, Morrill of Kobertgon. Fchurs. Spencer, Sprague, Tiptou, Trumbull, Wileon, Windom, and Wr Nays— Mi mes." Brownlow. Carpenter Kline Eduinud-. Ferry of Mich Pomeroy, Pool. Pratt, Kamsey, Sawyer. Scoct Stewart, and Wes:—26. Mr. hony di not vote. Mr. Pattersoy nt in New Hampalire. Messrs. Buck When the vote was taken. It those not voting were nearly equally divided. CHE LIST OF COMMITTBES was then agreed upon as follows Foreign Relations— Messrs. Gameron, Harlan Morton, Patterson, Schurz. Hamlin, and Cus serly. Privileges and Elect < — Mees Sumner ton, Segtt, Atues, Wright, an: fi essrs. logg. Spencer, Buc Vickers Manufactures—Mesers. Hamlin, Kobertson coffee. By ten o'clock the guests had all de- Members of the Senate, iv commit the reportot the committee rearranging Sumuer trom the ebairmanship of the Con. asec, Howe, Huria», Hill, and others, were not present probable that Stewart, Morton, Kice. Hamlin, Hill, ano Messrs. Sherman, Morrill, (Ver- decided in the negative—yeas 21, nays 25. MR. BCHURZ then said he had made his motion in the desire to reconcile the differences which the countr now knew te have existed among the repubii- can Senatore as to the formation of the commit- tees. That effort bad now failed. It was known that the Senator from Massachusetts, (Mr Sumner,) who bad so long and honorably uiled the position at the bead of the Committee on Foreign Relations, was, by bis learning, his abilities, bis training, and bis social position, clminentiy fitted to be at the Lead of that com- mittee; and, although the diplomatic abilities and the learning of the Senator now put at the head of that committee (Mr. Cameron) were so vast, they certainly were not superior to those of the Senator trom Massachusetts. This, then, could not be the reason why the Senater trom Massachusetts had been displaced. Theretore, he would respectfully ask the Senator who pre- sented the list of committees, and who had the matter in charge, what THE REAL REASON THIS CHANGE. Mr. Stewart, (to Mr. Howe.)—i wouldn't answer him. Mr. Howe sai the reason was that Mr refused to bave any socia! intercourse with the President or Secretar) of State. Mr. Wilson said the social intercourse of Sen- ators with the Executive or with members of the Cab:net was no one's business, and was no earthly reason why lis colleague should be dis graced. This action would wound hundregs ot thousands of the hest republicans of the —_ mner try, and the republican perty was not in a d tien to allow of this thing being done. | Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, was one of those who opposed thix change; but when all the usual forme of opposition liad been exhausted. be thought it was now unwise to make an) further opposition Mr. Schurz regretted to hear the Senator from V —_ talk in oe. gy bye Was not for the purpose of opposition, but was to reconcile, if le, the differences that exist In vig ye ican party. In reply to what bad been by Mr. Howe, he could not see what the question of THE FOUIAL RELATIONS OF A MENERK OF THIS noDY with a wember of the executive de; 4 from Mr Wace, British Obarge @'Affgirer in Ching Gated’ Pekin 16th ult., reports that ail ie qiet ‘No turther outrages agaist foreigners are re- ported. ons Trombles im Paris. Lonpos, March 1) —The special cerrespon- dent of the London Telegraph at Pari tepo-c inder date of the *h, contincal itation on be partofthe ‘ational Guards, who threaten | to digsol\e@ the National Assembly stouid it meet }at Versail Gen. Vinoy is military com- mander of Paris, and threatens to bring a large | foree to bear against the National 7 German league in Paris, cro b aud members mes special trom Paris says, a tailors attempted to sn'» e a trl-co the red fag on the co!mmn of J viv, which cause! great disturbance. The sailors were arrested aud imprisoned, and the red Gag replace: Place de la Ba: guarded by eight b ions of the Natonal Gaard. Three ammun' t on wagons were plundered by the malcoutert= aud their escort wounded French ances Paris, March 10 — thought the t alpent Of the iudemmit) wall be raised solely in France. The Minister of Finance, M. Ponyer Quer tier, bas requested from the heads of the de ments, ap exact account of the depreda’ committed by the Prussians, as the basis of abatement of taxet in ‘he revision of the meat hudger. The Grand Dake of Baden Home. Loxpow, March 1@—A dispatch announces the return of the Grand Duke of Baden to Car!s- rube, and says the event wae the occasion of much rejoicing. The Reyal Albert Hall. Ph gency Lard ~~ pe Revel Shes, Hall, enew iticent bu! for the London exhibition of iT, will be formally opened to the public on the 25th of Maren, by the Queen in person. The Russian Loas im Leaden. A protest is circulating tor res in the London Stock Exchange, again tse 1 2 tion of the Kussian loan mto the mark: 245.000 for investment in Beal Estate Notes,a: | ABStin Baldwin & Co. Kountze Brothers. pue,twoor three searssend” Hotas.ot-} aber & Kitebeu. Leonard, Sheldon « 17 000 tor business paper aud short loans. A. Belmont & Co. Foster. yan; go., Ist rict, SF Prompt personal attention given to ail mat. Blake Brothers & Co. Maitland, Phelps & Uo. | Acer’ u sor ipterfal Ts eutrusted to our care. Brown Brothers & Co. Marx & Co. Boreian, Gilbert, aud a vacancy to be filled by | bad to do with this matter. Are mot the i the decision of the Black Sea conference. democrats. lative and executive departments ot this Agriculture—Messrs. Morton, Cameron, Kob- | ernment te and distinct. Is it ertson, Tipton, and Davis. that the chairmen of our committees Military Aftaire—Messrs. Wilson, Cameron. | fawn upon the Presideut and the members of Morton, Ames, Logan, West, and Biair. ‘Guron, inspector of steamboats, ict; Hermann Kaster, eoilector enue, Ist district, [1!; H. T. ¥. Texas; K. B. McPherson, : Fy arin, collector of customs. Miamt, (hic: || | “Naval adeirs— Messrs. Oragin, Anthony. Nye, | toe rat to eet ee intercourse with t Frorence, March 10.—Lhe Jtalun Chamber BetTU is 8B USTIN P. BROWN, Budge, Shift & Co. —_ Morton, Bliss & Uo. B. W. Gray, U.S. judge eastern district, Texas: Osborn, Caldwell, Ferry, (Michigan), and Stock- | President or with the Secretary ot State he | of Deputies is engaged im the ussion of L 3 , Cecil, Stout & Thayer. P. M. Myers & Co. Melville Cottle, register of land office, Stockton, | ton. , denounced as untrue. The Senator from Massa. | Papa! guarantees. = a Sant: (ICinTY axe 7Ee one be RU TRACTOR AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, John J. Cisco & Son. George Opdyke & to. | SA: i ie Oe eae a cee reruter udiciary — Messrs. ‘Trumbuil, Edmunds. | chusetts had confessed distinctly his readiness Orders os Corner of Mew Work avenue and Msth street. | Ciarke, Dodge & Co. £.D.Randelph & Go. | jonia, Mich Wiliam “K-" Smith, "receiver: ee ee enarien Poel nee | desea Sg — — Henry Clews & Co. Reid, Leo & Content. | Sioux City, Jowa; E. Zeveley, agent 1 Post Koads—Mesars. Ram- | Mr. 8. then read an extract irom the dispatch the imcome Bev_C | WHITE DD. ? > cr %; “4 e dispatc! ef the om tex, will lectore ob the above subiect under thesaspicas | | Property th all parte of the dity for ento ea tony | JAY Cooke & Co. Security Bank. fis. Dy Gallaghen or Nye wecion eer” jel and Kellee CO Flanagan, Ferry, | of Mr Fish to Mr. Moran, on the removal of | tstimatesthe rerenie for the rear fon perme r YOUNG OATHOLICS' FRIEND SUCIETY reditBlotaceefecid or peraons owning ground. Dabney, Morgan & Co. J. & W. Seligm: 3». | Seville, Ky.; Asa 0. Aldis, James B. Howell and eee * eilev. ra Mouse, Thomas Denny & U is—Maessrs. Pomeroy, Tipton. SUNDAY EVENING Macchia at “p’clock | paper beusbt and sold ee Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Orange Ferriss, commissioners of claims o! Mr. Motley, in whieh the reference is made to Bir. Sumuet, end said thet hi (te hee shne st ight aaineenaertes Osborne, Sprague, Windom, Logan, and Cas | tiveness would hay: D 3) | » Admission cards, 0 cents: almittivg gentleman — | Drexel, Winthrop & (0. Soutter & Co. Joyal citizens for stores. &c., taken or furnighed | scr as 3 But even after thie. Wee giana Rees, ea eee = rng nen and Isdy.75 cents’ admitting gentleman and two cr > Duncan Sherman & Co. Edward Sweet & Uo, | [Pe Aimy Of the United States in insurrection: | “Private Laud Claims—Mesre, Davis, (Keu.). UNPROVORED ATTACK ON MR. SUMNER, menting upon the removal of Senator Sumuer ladies. 1. Proceeds for the clothing and educ THE TRADES. i : Todas Chek BE ra OS ceearanal for | erty, (Comn.), Sawyer, Bayard, and Biait | that ern ek el ee MEER, ~-Whatever loss of sympathy he nay h ot poor bors a ae - Fisk & Hatch Mosse Taylor & Co. lowa; Chas. M. Hamilton, U.S. marshal norta- | On yicy ataie Mesre testo tatnet, | ts We Mr. Fish ‘Old friend. {Me-Sum | custa bis extoems Courts on tis — ABLISHED 1833. Frank & ‘Trevor & Colgate. ern district Florida; Jehn J. Grant, assessor in- | puckingharm, Stewart, relinghuyeed Hil, and ner: en to Maing ete house] But sappess | Dessings| ~~ would be doubl dled aw (ORNS, «c c —— Gibson, Casanova “Co. Turner Brothers. ternal revenue 12th district fork: H-M. | bavis, (Ken). : + ee it even so that the want of cordial relations bey | Rian Up ail Ube behove te thir and open war. COPAY Bit oy WBS MCDEBMOTT & BROS. Glendinning, Davie & Caton Trust Company. | Meqengies atte Mth district New Yorks E.G. | '"Pensione-Mesere. Falmunds, Tipton, Pratt. | iueecT so, at the want of cordial relations be- tare, ¢ven with an enemy; Dor do we beleve jo. $35 lth street. op OUACH- MAKERS CARRIAI A or v Schaick & C * ‘alford, ditto 21 district Geor ames ¢ Brownivt Perry, (Mich.), West, and Sauls exist. He Mr.S.) would say, make way for the | the couDUy would sustain the attempt to prej.- DEALESS, estes: psd lage Brown, ditto 2th district Pennsylvania bury. American Senate, not for the Secretary of State. | dice the Sap Domingo question or any other ser! : 310 Peuneytvania are hear 32 street Hatch & Foote. Vermilye & Go. Manulng’ collector custome, Atpeeeric nee Ge. | , Kevslutionars Claime_Messrs, Pool, Brown. | Then agaity the Senstor free Alaa es | eae! afecting our relations with foreige coun: ner diseaace of the feat. with: | a coms SED On STOR ek D SOLD Oy | W.T. Hatch & Sov. —_L.. Van Hoffman & Co muibg. collector customs, Albemarle, N. ( low, Corbett, Cragin, (vacaney to be filled by « don be cava Sith conteiscanmleiaen dees COMMISSION. Edward Haight. Welle, Fargo & Co. Fabins McK. Dunn, aesistant appraiser mer- | gemocrat ‘ ‘ ton othe many eminent Physiciaus, Sar RBIAGES KEPAIRED. ES chandise, New Orleans, 2 __i'.__ See. Cid not «peak for three years to President An- | tries by iDg Committees in Advance sole! drew Johnrm. and although most difficult and Claime—Mesars. Howe, Sprague, Pratt, Bore- | delicate \uestions in our foreign relations arose man, Wright, and Davis during that time, no one can say that the inter- Mstrict of Columbla—Messrs, Patterson, | esis oi the country suflered. Now this is not it. Sumner, Lewis, Speucer, Caldwell, Hitchoock. | 1; i= gad Vickers, TRE FAN DOMINGO ANNEXATION SCHEME, or big with reierence to them. Much we Lave differed irom Mr. Samner, and unjust as he ir iu Lis intolerance of dissent, we believe the country is with him en the question of av- bexing any of the wslands, while their "uments Canpot maintain themselves ex- @ouns, a1 usands of other responsibie ‘who patronize his catablishment. Hours. from Press of b te is unable to visit patients at their r dences, except between Gand? pm. jan 3 H. A. Heiser's Sons. — Winslow, Lanier « Co Howes & Macy. Baltzer & Taaks. dames U. King’s Sons. WASHINGTON, D.C. Poctmasters—B. P. Blanchard, at New (r- jeans, “La., and also a number of other post Tth street, between Gand B streets, id M. Dunn, of Indiana, at os RBEPAIEING OF WATORES, JEWELEY - and; Charles de Hoffman, at Patewts— Messrs. Ferry, (Conn..) Carpenter hich the bott of all thie thing. ‘Hi it under the shadow of. ships, and a OLUCKS, SPECKS carefully executed, at moder | J&y Cooke & Co. Muddleton & Co. BE. E. Rice, of Maine, at Morrill, (Blaine), Windom, and Hamiee” Tere ) had gone to the President afeer he re pe ie have ‘DO meant of expressing thelr tree 7&D THD | stecaarces oat }> | Fant, Washington & Co.Kiggs & Cor Flake dadi. : bic Buildings and Grounds—Mesere. Mor | jeetion of the treaty by theSenste, and advised. | chokce, and Unere may be eome quatit. H.B. aes GE 8. BOU Also, a number of army and navy promotions. | riil, (Vermont), trambull, Cole, Stockton, aud | nee ts renew the attempt, forthe good of | cation iu fastening # personal ‘upon Mr. 590% 208. a8 ORNAMENTAL PRINTF S GEORGE S. BOUTWELL, pumong them List. Cole Morris 5. Miller am Hamilon, the country and the good of the party, and now Sumner, we do not think that the imae @I88UN BROTHESS, a EE | Sn em re orgies trates hs Muncheoel, and Cooper. 2 fos tater ate bien ae oe wena aie ae po Ay AS x : = MAD, ~ ‘| this thing was given up, it would ra’ for and Mr. Ps a Pacific 'Kailroad—Mersre. Stewart, Ramsey, | Senators sho had opposes it around the caste | Soaks, pte Pony, EEE GOING: ! ©. LYOETT, Only $10 A etter ir president Gerace, la™ | wikon, Marian, Rice, Featou, Scott, Kelloge, | Air's: then went On te condemn what De teti. | see er eee Benatar from NG! OING: GOING! | Wo, brCETT ee any PAPBR ROLAS rok OMB F tap Bast to President Grant. Hitcheoek, Blair, and Kelley. * mated was the unjustifiable intemperence of 4 7 So. 1019 Penneyivanta avenue, between Ith une SEWING MACHINES ie Presentation gree. and rowrte by the Mines and Mini ee Ee ieee the Executive, and soacluded by asking whether Tre in Bow Vouk To-Day4 streets, south side. President and Baron Gerolt. lanigan, Levis, ¥ well, a jauls | it was werth tosacrifice the cause of the \e jegro Murderer. 5 Na pewepavert sarefolls ettected ton eae 1% THE WORLD. Baron von Gerolt, the Minister of the North | very." ap, Ca, | Tehublican party to gratity the whims of one | Naw Youx, March 1h The murderer — 5, o Revision of the Laws—Messa, Conkling, Ca: | man. ‘ Thomas was executed at the thas morn- Ready-made Clothing aaeeae = THE MCLEAN & HOOPEK some mesouted a letter free ee ote '91 penter, Pool, Pratt, and Hansfion Mor | Aly, Etmunus said that was the very question, | ing. Notwudhstanding the henry rains Deariy - = - . 7 presen’ ma man Education and Labor—Messrs. Sawyer, Mor wheth re party sacti. persons 15,000 rye oR vines vor sau. | Elastic Lock-Stiteh Sewing Machine. Emperor to Prosident Grant. Baron Gerolt | viul, (Vermont), Flauagan, Pattereon, a het Ce a the prion. ‘The sheri ‘This famous and Z “Kthericen — has J. ROSENTHAL, GENERAL AczNT, said: Blair. THE WHIN OF ONE MAN, divest the execution as or’ NOW LN STORE proved more succesefal im thielasivede than farther NO. 604 SBVENTA STREET, Mr. President - 1 feel most bapby tobe the |, Cor it Expenses Messrs: Peston, Wi etber he came frem New England, tadizing features. Only Fee helt st lowest Sect chess since. and bearer of a letter from my most at Sts | Wiens Meee kalbeny, tte <iMlinois. | The Senator i jo nay tert of Sqremers, ___Thres Doora Above D Sivess. fel3-im | ereign to your Excellency, conveying the noti- rinting—) » 1 y> WILL BE BUN OFF Pe ba 2 \ “9 iitaaiiiiialtntcinlt dt npitinuiieRiinik pede. Mat at the unanimous request of the | “erly M Morrill (Maine), Ho’ ‘ mbitf B.A. PHILLIPS. Georgetown, D.U. Havana Segars. sovereigns ef the German States and of the free ae ge lesers. Morrill (Maine), Howe. p a —_———— ee cities of Ger Pee 6 Yael ed Bills—Metsrd, Bud¥ingliam, Arner et eae Reduce Your Gas Bills: i pe Eepgree. poe a vine te iblnet States perverted cont! lation capeuret Bre rolled Bills—Mesers. Carpenter, [Le | a a ‘ BY. vsIse : eas alee: co rae gr een ‘Shevktully thie diese AnKovisied of the ftules—HMeers. Pomeroy, Ei” FOR O8B : PARTAGAS, ESPANOLA, FIGARO, saterred by the sont Of his Germantsone | munds, and PE as Messrs. Robertson 5 FISHER & CROOK'S and his sucoesoret0-| oremen, rt, Vidkermy and. Ste ANTIQUEDAD, JOVEN AMERICA | {30¢rstes upon is Siatesty Boreman, Ames, Gilbert, Vickers; and. ste. SPRING STOCK, In having the honor to present His Majesty's | ¥e808- he Mississippi Kiver—2t Ke . LAME LN LONDRES, CONCHAS, PRINCES 4 | yetter to sour Excellency, it moods me nae Lat |, Levees of the ver—Moesrs. Ke: » = HINA, LONDEES'DE OORT, | burance trom me dhatthe Emperor snd Unived | PORE, Trumbull, Schurz, Spsncer, {yacancr ) —— PBECSED AND BOUND,’ iheir Triendly Telations with tne geo; | iaMesers. Scott, Wilton, Ohandler, Rice, Nye. =: t ms Bay 5 EXPANDER. Naik cameras ‘and the people of the United States, for ¥ howe Fis ennihdnanehtd'eh Simeaiead SR BABGAINS MAY EE EXPECTED. Sey bey they have always ener ‘was ai tt a. 2 erent IT IMPROVES THE LIGHT, NEW YORK PRICES. I erie Pa hav, eins eames Mr. Morton offered resolutions to appoft.t i Committestoprepare —. A BILL UPON THE SUBJRCT Or SOUTREKS Also, just received 9 mall lot of our Sew favorite Beron Gerolt- The notitication which you lave ‘conveyed to me, relates to gn évent of creat PUNOBINELLO. historical tmportance. ‘The states ot this (©. ion which severally bear a re! to the other- CALL WITHOUT DELAY ABD REDUCES Gas BILLS AT LEAST 25 be considerea Milo Goodrich, Representative from the twenty- PEE OENT. ‘was discussed | @inth New York district, appeared and was ball asix A FEW BAYS THEY MUST BE SULD. ad mone . antes of Gomean kote pentiy made rach proposed Mr. Dames (Miaes.) introduced @ resolution de teniaeice bal Hh (Susser BO, Doe ¢ a) | sacrifices | and | eiorts tarards mato ‘sin. ae HGH j] Brmembses eC or” “ tnoresee the number No. 4, ¥. 1.0, A. Build , cor. th and D sts, jie_ 1013 PRSBSTLVAMLA AVESUB. ihe‘ thes anne Sapa in ar Kegs Cost | TAB COMMITTER ox reRLIC AUILDINGS AND REMEMBER MAMILTON @ PEARSOR, Bow thts Shick hes tet teotoee? toner a oy aeentewet Geto cone ‘ta Jurisdiction over all public by the @ited States; which and buildings erect Sole Agents for the District of Cofembia. fel 4 While this was] Mr’ Mich.) f Sole Agents for the Distriet of Cofembia. _—fel8_ es or position a neha _ r. iS aed eee 300 DOZEN wins YAU SHIRTS aT 92 ereign may be regarded as the symbol an-i the HBABLE BROTHERS, fullfimenton ite part by Germany of that high i The disposition a express on behalf | ai me a a lo acqi CORNER OF 7TH AND D STREETS, Pt See unease ous with theca, || ‘The’ coader SRD Enron nt ~ ry te above 5 ernment 9f the United Staten, is | without. adjourned y Mr & joint revo- ‘hin afternoon. Oakley was arrested at three Geers: : heartily recip o'clock th 4 lation ing the net of July 17, 1870, Jaf) HTEULIORTCEE BUILDING. 7.) ] * 3. ee teal neceen earthy - ely 17-1870, 00 an the time of tue shooting.