Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, sunday excepted, Al The Star Bulldings, Corper Pennsyivania amd Lith «< BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER LOMPANT. THE STAG t gerved by carriers tw tneir sad- scribers ip the City sud District at Tex OxyTs P2¥ WEE cr FORTY-POUR CENTS PER MONTH Copier et the counter, Two Cents PECE FoR Mawine:—Three Months, $1.60, Btx Months, $3.00: Une Year, $6 ©0. No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. THE WEEKLY STAB—pnubiisbed om Friday morning—@1 year. WASHINGTON. D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1871 FINS RCIAL AND Comme ctar. The weekls statement of the New York asso-~ ciated banks i quite UMTAYOrADIE, aod rele om the heavy drain of money inte the Costom House during the past week, while a legal tenders is regarded as the bey» Movement of currency to the interto un tion with che April settlements. The deport! having at the same time Increased D $4 ©.0%0 het curiously, the effect has been @ vevy ge Getrease of the surplus reserve of ihe The actual jos in reserve fs over $1,500,000. The bauks inst week held ” limit Of reserve required by Ime jess than $15,500,000. Star. Secu’ the towing ro-@ay a \saetnay aie i * nad; n, 2° Intls en ede ee ny TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AL THEATER, SPECIAL NOTICES. WHISKIES Tednerd price HOUBBON, 1 TORS! aY EVENINGS ONLY! 0 ee let L NELL elif, 4 Diamond. pb ng ‘2 Grams, writtea expressly for her, AaTY DED, at : 4 See Fite Aak®, Dances, Bapj» sud Dram Solos ‘rkvabd which I can sefi at $ less por gallon thon aise, First Aepearsnce ot the celebraind Protea | theutignest erie G@aCTIER. © meat HABRY JACKSON It ter of Wines, Liguors. ete., : ——— oprictor a Pete by * NAtTioNAL THEATER. Mea ror TTIVE WINE RIT I se “SDAME MARIE SERBACH, The Greatest Liv ng Tragedion Ful FUCR NIGHTS vt i WEUNESDAY RS, mbe-tr Fania avente, 1217 Penns IF YOU WANT TO KESTORE TAB COLOR OF YOUB BAIR. remove Dandruff! or stop itefa'l e.use NATTAN S UBYsTaL DISGOVE | { covery (forthe Hair! of the age. No * i t ains. BO poisons; never faile It is Adrivaue | Warranted Has been tried by thonsande of ladies 7 < and gentiemen, and given cniversal satisfaction Adm: « i Soe nepeet, | On the hair or Te it act# eqnally well. Brash Sud bres Cir Ce Do conta Titers | G¥ aud wiry Hair it makes soft and sliken. Tt ts 20 conte wr ye a0 € . = | 1 cirty, snd can be applies as easily a: aud seats b | ‘To tiwply dress tho hair. Crystal Discov Store Las | pnexce'led. After it has been need several Sika WOES 6 Imir assumes @ cheeriul aud Vy 4tb > orzna Horse | It is eo entirely harmioss that ANOTHER ATTRACTIVE SENSATION pS BE oe ne | poisoncns com gucthiit genth tahoe shi se cat ers. Regeneratora Ce nee enene tires Theates | mislead. another opportunity, and thia time to a TES BENING. complish their object without Injury. Put upin With Dieter nen cent ceéh bottles holeing half as much again as any other, aud Tom See oe consequently the cheapest in use With a splendid Price: One Dol pant. inelodti v. vthorne. Mis« cs ioe Bek A ander We sots: | PPRRY DAVIS: PAIN KILLER, . ©, and othere of & uJ ib. is by versal consent al. seni priceast stusicsiom Meonsecs Granserta Olssiee | Meme eee ae eine carraceal consent al: pasted in the history of medical preparations. us forms incident to the licited written and ver- bal testimony of the masses in its favor, have been, abd are ite own test advert ¢ Ingredie INC L THRODORE THOWAS UNEQUALED CONCERT ORGANIZATION FIFTY DiIsTis hi ISHED ARTISTS. ublic is respectfully informed that Mr. 0. The tere it & perfectly safe and terpally, as well as for used according to di- ‘he stain liven from its nse is readi- ly removed by washing with alcohol. ‘This Medicine, justly celebrated for the anre of no many of the aillictions incident to the human family, bas now beer before the public over THIRTY ¥EaRs, end hag, found its way into almost every corner of the world; and wherever it bas been used, the ame jon is expressed of its medical 5 any attack, where m is. reqnired, the almost instantaneous effectin Selieving Pain i truly wonderful; and when used accordi ticns, is trae to itename,a PAIN KILL mabs-eo8 W eee aeTOns or PEARL TOOTH bata best article for cleansi ‘and preservin: teeth. "Bold by all te. Price, 30 00 0 cents, remedy taken lication he: Ts ENIN KOH 23, VENING. MABOH 201z ‘eof the celebrated Pianiste oj ANNA HESLIG. Prior to her departure for Earope. ® ‘Together with the qt UNKIVALLED OBCHESTEA, many of whom are ent Soloiste. Tickets of admission....... Zi erate. The sale ef Reserved seats MONDAY MORSING, March 20tb, at vo asic Bto JOUVEN’S INODOROUS GLOVE OLEANEE re- G10 IN THE PABLO Mase Gainer or serouclid gloversganl to nem Brad by sll grag. HAKTZIS MAGICAL REPOSITORY, Now Yous M. BARTZ, Iuivsi0: WILL OPEN ON SATUB This splendid Hair Dy« A 9 * re . jiable, instant His MAGIC. = rarsenys me ove wot contain Or ADY tilaiic polsom Jace paralysis or nls em a death. ‘vole the rausted wd dolasive rations CONJUBING OKS, PUZZLES, &c. Ww c viztuce Bot possess. genuine THE OBEDIENT B4LL, with full tostructions, Wa Rachel's Hate or aphela tes hneeele ry And hundreds of othier novelties for ry rime am Drie ond sereek, Boe bneepre tes <thoe none pail ‘Applied at 1 ‘tree Boxes of Tricks for Presents. ‘Those not wishing to purchase these Tricks pnb- hiely cau thake arrangements with Mr. HABTZ to bave them shown privately, provided a quantity oe required. mb lo 6t OOMS Y. Cc. a, CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS, OPEN FROM 9 a. M. TO 10 P. ALL ARE WELCOME! FREE READING ROOMS, with Papere and Maxgaz from ai! parts ofthe country. LIBRARY OF 15.000 VOLUMES. DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at 12:15 an GYMNASIUM. BOWLING ALLEY. & BATH SABBATH SEBVICES in LINCOLN BALL, at 2.30 p.m. R= - == In consequence of fire at 717 Market Space, THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY BAVE REMOVED THE1LB OFFICE AND SALES ROOM TO ko. 407 NINTH STRERT. Where they have on hand a fall supply of SEWING MACHINES, in variety to suit the wants of all Classes aod in ETO! Agen: PROF. PBATY S TENT. corner Pa. ay. and 13th «t E. a. Be ee 2 ‘ at 7.30 p.m. _mh te 407 NINTH STREET AKLUW’S GALLERY 15,000 %coRD GBAPB VINES FOR BALB. B Pm 2 ONE T0 TWO WEARS OLDE eee Tule famous and best of all American Grapes has , proved more successful in this latitude than farther me fine BES. 1236 Penn- fold at lowest rates for first class vines, an.) i bet wees 12ih and 13th ste mhi-cf red to AY part ot Washington or Georgetown, of atm; Froit Bera ‘Arlington Vee ©. BEICHENBACH’S Pingo Store | "i 22,7'0i' Farmat North he lth Street, above Penna. Avenue, tf B.A. PHILLIPS. Georgetown, D.C. 423 (Betasiiseep 2 Reduce Your Gas Bills! 20 Yuars. celebrated PI JOS timore, and BY U8ING eo , FISHER & CROOK’s GAS PLAME i, Pinay EXPANDER. od Wamber. _opat-is" IT IMPROVES THE LiguT, ABD REDUCES GAS BILLS AT LEAST PES CENT. * = a On exhipition and fer gale at No. 4, ¥.M.0. A. Build , cor. 9h and D ste, HAMILTON @ PEARSOS, Sole Agents for the District of Columbia. La other ‘out pain or inconveniewce to the patient ore r can be worn with case immediately after the opera New 7 Gold Loan tion. Befers to the many eminent Ph: #8, Sur. fecns. acd thousands of other ble p-rsons, who patronize bis establishment. Hours. from 38 SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT! JAY COOKE, & co., Offer for Sale at Par and Accrued Interes: to6p m. Owing to Dr. White is mabie to visit between f business at office, at the! deacen. except patients ir resi- GandS pm. jan Sly =. THE 7&D H.B. TED | girs Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY GOING! GOING! GOING: ‘These bonds are Sprnted Art. by 2 First Mort, a3 oi sontpanens second. by ao Fi Land ty bei: joa each Ready-made Clothing NOW IN 10, $5.00 and $14.90 ee Syne tocteos the Mortgace 3 ke, of Philadelphia, and J. Bdgar Thomson WILL BE BUN ors resideut of the Pennsylvania Oentral road ‘These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bond t r CHEAPER THAN EVER TO MAKE ROOM FOR O8B 4 to sail this Loan, CALL WITHOUT DELAY Co.. General Agents for District — a REPUBLIC, : 4 FEW vAYS THEY MUST BS SOLD. INGTON 400. TT ITY SAVINGS BANK, G8 AND TBUST Com. BEMEMBER ‘BLOOo PuwitigR, FRENCH TONIC, HABLE BROTHERS, COBNER OF 7TH AED D STREETS, 7s D INTELLIGENCER BUILDI A CakD. AMAGE To's mes NEW LOAN OF THE UNITEDSTATES IMPORTANT CIRCULAR. Trrascry fant Wasuinoton, Feb. 28, 1871. Public notice is hereby given, that books will ‘be opened on the 6th day of March next in this country and in Burepe, for subscriptions to the National Loan, under the Act approved July 14, 1870, entitled “An Act to authorize the Re- funding of the National Debt,” and the Act in amendment thereof, approved Jan. 20, 1871 The proposed loan comprises three classes of Bonds, namely : First(—Bonds to the amount of five hundred millions ef dollars, payable in coin, at the pleasure of the Unifed States, atter ten years from the date of them issue, and bearingintcrest, Payable quarterly in coin, at the rate or tive per cent. per annum. Second—Bonds to the amount of three hun- dred mi of dollars, payable in coin, at the Pleasure of ‘the United States, after tifteen years from the date of their issue, and bearing interest, payable quarterly in coin, at the rate of four and a half per cent. per annum. Third—Bonds to the amount of seven hundred millions of doilars, payable in coin, atthe pleas- ure of the United States. after thirty years trom the date of issue, and bearing interest payable quarterly in coin, at the rate of four per cent. per annum. Subscriptions to the loan will have preference in the following order, namely , First—Subscriptions that may be first male for five per cent. Bonds to the amount of two hundred millions of dollars, of which there will be reserved, for twenty days, one-half for sub scribers im this country and one-hait for cube stribers in foreign countries. Second—Subsctiptions for equal amounts of each class of Bonds. Third—BSubscriptions for equal amounts of Bonds bearing interest at the rate of four and a half per cent., and of Bonds bearing interest at the rate of tive per cent. i Fourth—Subscriptions for any five per cent. Bonds that may not be subscribed for in the pre- ceding classes. When a subscription is made, the subscriber Will be required to deposit two per cent. of the amount thereof in coin or currency of the United ‘States, or in bonds of the class to be exchanged, to be accounted tor by the Government when the new Bonds are delivered, and payment may be made either in coin or in bonds of the b eos States known as Five-twenty Bonds, at eir par value. The coin received in payment will be applied tothe redemption of Five-twenty Bonde, and the debt of the United States will not be in- creased by this loan. The bonds will be registered or issued with coupons, as may Le desired by subscriber. Registered bondg will be issued of the denom: nations of $50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, and 310,000; and coupon 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 Desiz- nated Depositary of the Government, quarterly, Gu the first days of February, May, August ani November, in each year. ‘The bonds of the several classes aforesatl and the interest thereon, are exempt from the payment of all taxes or dues to the United ‘States, as well as from taxation in any form by or under State, municipal or local anthority. 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 for the negotiation o: the loan in Europe are authorized to make arrangements with subseribers for the trans mission of the bonds to the agents through whom subscriptions may be received. 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 subscriptions, 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. Y.; Chicago, [1).; Cincinnati, Ohio; Louisville, Ky.; Mobile, Ala., and Pitt:- burg, Penn. The following banking houses are also author- ized toact as agents in receiving subscription im the United States, viz : NEw YORK city. Austin Baldwin & Co. Kountze Brothers. Baker & Kitchen. Leonard, Shelden & 4. Belmont & Co. Foster. Blake Brothers & Co. Maitland, Phelpe & Co. Brown Brothers & Co. Marx & Co. Budge, Shit! & Co. Morton, Bliss & Co. b selig gr & Thayer. P.M. Myers & Co. dobn J. Cisco & Son. George Opdyke & Co. Clarke, Dodge X Co. E D. Randolph & Go. Henry Clows & Co. Reid, Leo & Content. day Cooke & Co. Security Bank. Dabney, Morgan & Co, J. & W. Seligman & Co. Thomas Denny & Co. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Drexel, Winthrop & Co. Soutter & Co. Duncap.Sherman & Co. Edward Sweet & Co. Fisk & Hatch. Moses Taylor & Co. Frank & Gans. Trevor & Colgate. Gibson, Cassanova &Co, Turner Brothers. Glendinning, Davie « Union Trust Company. Amory. Van Schaick & Ce. Hateh & Foote. Vermilye & Co. W.%. Hatch & Son. L.. Van Hoffman & CO. Edward Haight. Wells, Fargo & Co. H. A. Heiser’s Sons. Winslow, Lanier & Co. Bowes & Mac: Baltzer & Taaks. dames W. King’s Sona. WASHINGTON, D. c. Jay Cooke & Co. Middleton & Co. Fant, Washington & Co.Biggs & Co. GEORGE S. BOUTWELL, mhi-6t of the Treasury. Only $40: TOR ONS OF PHB BEsT SEWING MACHINES Blastic Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine. 3. ROSENTHAL, Guyenat Acmnr, HO. 404 SEVENTH BTREBT, Taree Woors Adove D Sires. _fo13-lm @lavana Segars. suse recetved, eutavotees ot . PARTAGAS, ESPANOLA, FIGARO, , ANTIQUEDAD, JOVEN AMERICA EN LONDRES, CONUHAS, PRINCES 4 4iN4, LONVE BS DB CUKTE, PBBSSED ABD BOUND, which we offer at NEW YORK PRICES. Alco, just received a emall lot of eur new favorite — POMGHINELLO. . THOMAS RUSSELL, (Successor to E. 6. Dyer & Ca.) EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip, SUTERINTENDENT Wa. TYLER has deen ordered to arsame charge of the National Cemetery at the Soldiers’ Home in thia Distric’. “Tae Caritat,” Piatt & Townsend’s new Sunday paper is a beauty, and is as brighi aud readable as handsome. i FREE SatT.—The House this afternoon vote of 145 yeas to 16 nays, suspended ther and passed the resolation ot Mr. Hale patting ealt on the free het. Gov. Coore and Secretary Chipman bope t6 have their ofice, corner Pennsylvania avenie and i7th street, ready for occupancy by Wed- mesday. Cary. WALTER Citrronp, 7th infantry been relieved from duty as Indian agen Fort Bertho'd agency, Dakota Territory, and ordered to join his regiment. Not asingle republican who voted agains: the impeachment of Andrew Jolnson remains in the Senate — Philadelphia Press. How about Senator Trambull? Mrs. E. D. Barker, widow of Senator Bake (who was killed at Ball's Bintf during tho war), died at Sau Francisco, Cal., on Saturday morning. NoMINATIONS To-pay.—The President sent the following nominations to the Senhte to-day Jobn H. Mills agsessor internal revenue tor Nevada. Dwight H. Brace postmaster at Syracuse, N.Y. Naval Oapers To-pay.—Master M. Bolles has been detached from the Boston navy yard aud. ordered to the Reliei. First Assistaut Engineer Joseph Trilley has been detached from the Norfolk navy yard and ordered to the Shawmut. Cor. James Brtown, having been restored to his former position im the United States army (from which he was removed during the war), be has resigned his position - so agent of the Treasury Department, Cok George Brown has been appointed te fill the vacancy. pleats Tae Hover Vorks to ADsOURN ON Wann DAY.—Mr. Dawes introduced in the House to- day a joint resolution to adjourn sine die (the Senate concurring) on Wednesday, the 15th in- stant, at 12 o'clock. General Butler opposed the resolution, and desired to debate it, but the Speaker ruled debate out of order. and the res. elution was passed by @ vote of 125 yeas to & ways. THe Tennessee, with the San Domingo Com- missioners on board, was at Kingston, Jamaica, on the 11th inst. and it was intended to returo to the United States by the way of Key West im mediately. We may, therefore, expect the ex- pe ion home withim ten days or two weeks. t is stated that the commissioners are unani mously in favor of anuexation. badly received in Hayti They were Tae PRoroseD BILL For PROTECTION © Loyal Prorrein THe Sovrs.—The committ appointed by the republican Senate cauens on Saturday, consisting of Senators Morton, Poole. Scott, Edmunds, and pray oe e committee appointed by the Ii caucus on Friday evening, consi Butler, Shellabarger, Mercur, Thomas, and Coburn, met shis morning to determine upon a Dill for the better protection of loval eitizens tn the South against ku klux outrages, but th committee were unable to perfect a bill befo: noon—when the House and Senate met—and they therefore adjourued until this evening. THE QUESTION OF ADIOURNMENT is still un settled. A lirge majority of the House is in favor of adjournment on Wednesday next, a shown by the vote to-day, but the Senate wil pot agree to the resolution, it is thought, os many friends of the President in both House- Gesire to Lave the San Domingo question acte J ou before the adjournment of this session, now that the Commissioners are expected homa #0 soon. Some tepublicans are opposed to legisia tion upon the southern out at this time, and should that subject be laid upon ths table when reported in the House to-morrow, 1 resolution to adjourn sine die will follow, aii this will lead to a settlement of the question one Way or the other. 7 ‘TRE CAUCUS of democratic Senators and Rep- Tesentatives On Saturday adopted resolutions to appoint a democratic and conservative congres- tnd other political matters, and euspotmeer ns and other and ¢: point a resident executive committee, com- in whole or in part of members of Con- pce acer oer work. The’ folloy ‘mamed ntlemen were com; con- general commitieg; New York, iW. slocan; ew Jersey, . Stockton; Pennsylvania, Samuct J: andall; Delaware, Best Binge: eneon Archer; resis, ic ; North Carolina, F. FE. Shober; Seuth arolina, Isaac G. McKissick; 2. M. B Young; Alabama, P. M. Dox; Ohio, P. Van Trumps Kentucky, Boyd Winchester; Tennex- , W.C. Whitthor: Indiana, M. ©. Kerr; ‘linois, Samuel S. Marshall; Missouri, Erastus ell; Arkansas, James M. Hanke; Michigan, J. . Ne ngag poe pm — L. Ni — 7 yd fornis. ne Casserly; Oregon, James H. Slater; ovads, Chas. ¥: Kendall; Idaho, 8. H. Merritt; Dakato, Moses T. Armstrong. No ap- | peer rangg have yet been made for Missiasipp', uisiang, Texas, lowa, Wisconsin, Minuesota. Kansas aud Nebraska. A New Currency Bitt.—Mr. Butler intro- @uced im the Houge to-day a bill to make the volume of the currency self-adjusting, accord- ing to the wants of the people. It provides for the preparation of bonds of the United States ot the denominations of one hundred dollars and upward, bearing interest at the rate of three and sixty-five-onehundredths per cent rarnum; said bonds to clearly express the Tight ot the United States to change said rate of interest atter notice by the 'y of the ‘Treasury shall have pace given, and conspicu- ously posted in the offices of the Agsist- ant Treasurers of the Uni L bonds, whem prepared as aforesal lodged with the Assistant Treasurersin amounts Proportioned to the business of their respective of the Secretary of the Wan Dar’r, OFFICE CHIRP SIGNAL OFFICER, ‘Wasuinerom, D. C., March 13—7.35a.m. for the past 2thours.—The low barom- toa decided uiinima tm Sartor into re on. Sunday morning. Heavy rains, fresh and brisk winds, aocom| this (ota lag’ ®@ few hours as it Lees ‘with The humidity is ‘winds have been felt and east Atlantic; here gentle and fresh. freeh winds a cota ate ‘russ, winds, y re ‘wes Gay morning east of the ippi. e—oeeeer ~— &7- The New York Star payne pees to Phoiefuncralior ge mj 7 Auburn-haired ip Arkansas Gist in wearing réd velvet hats, under the SF-Coburn and Mace have $4 st arms” till May. Canada, plstral ground, bas Deen slzcted as we Smith hy dressed. Ta e first ime the bas Leen out since her divorce, too.” die “ug per- ‘im- Walls (Fia.): Bil Yends to | aid in the constraction of a railroad in the State of Florida to connect with the nearest to 5 tedn Ry ey a? Be His 18 2s. Jan.8 Jury. ew ws a Jana July. iw i) f 1”, 10-45 . American Gokt ym. FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS. This Afternoon’s Proceedings. Morpay, Mareh 15. SENATF.—All bills and petitions heretofore introduced were taken from the table and re- ferred to the newly organized committees. Upon the reference of THE FRENCH SPOLIATION CLAIM bill to the Committee on Foreign Kelations, Mr. Sumner called the attention of the new chairman of that committee (Mr. Cameron) to the fact that the measure had at different ses- sions passed both Houses, but had repeatedly failed to become a law—in one case by a Presi- Gent's veto. He hoped the Senator from Penn- would kindly take charge of the busi- ress it forward. k . Cameron thougbt it hardly fair for the late chairman to expect the new committee to TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, ; This Afternoon's Dispatches. : Associated Press Reports. FROM EUROPE TO-Day. Telegraphed Exclusively co The Reening Star. The Black Sea Conference. ONDON, March 13.—The Daily News says the Black Sea Conference meets to-day; but up tea late hour Sunday Duc de Broglie was without instructions to attend. Proposed Ne It is reported f om intends to levy a taxon especially textile fabri alone is expected to ¢ ” Fans July. Le Carrenc real Tt and Bowls men. «7 udeon, #7 French Tarim. w Pa: moported raw material, The tax on cotton odace annually from . ; sixty to cighty millions of franes. Foreign Pept mpeg mengeeo ee Se Sonate manufactured fat ice will also, 1 is said, be = ~ A . yego taxed proportionally. Mr. Harlan presented memorial of William . DicGarrahan, which was referred to the Com. | The French FF seners im Beigiam nu & Terre Haute mittee on Public Lands. A Daily a 4 all and Alton TILLS INTRODUCED AND 8 RED. the Frene Te snd Mississippi certi By Mr. Boreman: To relieve Chas.J. Pantk- | les Chicago & Budiana Gert..2i 4; 7 ner, of West Virginia, from legal and political h Army Movements. oe + wt &&: North Carolina ‘sixes Td: Mismonri sixes, 91%; #*.. Union Pacific First Bonds, Market strong and steady @ sabiliti By Mr. judicial B: b Jowrna! pndlishes @ decree approving of the formation of regiments of in- tantry at Bordeaux, and dissolvuig the head- quarters of the stalls of the armies recently | operating in the north, and that the camps of justruction at Havre, in Britame Island,and | the Vosges be retained. | A dispatch from Paris gives positive contra- | diction to the report that Ponyer Qaatier, the French Minis'er of Finance, intends t> make reforms in the management of the mint | The ness of the pere: Beni, March 13—Lhe Emperor William is | il at Ferrieres. but will leave for this city Tuesday next. His journey will be direct, the condition of the Fmperor’s health rendering it inexpedient for him to lengthen the trip by a Visit to any princes of the empire. The German Army of Occapation in France. it is announced that the seventh and twelfth Prussian corps of Wurtemburgers will form the army of occupation of the portion of France to evenson: To establish the eastern strict of Kentucky. 'y Mr. Pool: Various bills relieving iudivid- uals from disabilities. By Mr. Stewart: To define and protect rights ot miners and to encourage the development vi mines, By Mr. Cole: Making land grant to California and’ Arizona railroads and creating southern Judicial district.of Cailtornia. By Mr. Howe: For @ ship canal to connect the waters of Green Bay with Lake Michigan in Wisconsin; making land grants to aid Green Bay and Lake Pepin railway, and for a railroad from Milwaukie to Lake Superior, via Green Bay, Wisconsin; also, extending time tor constructing @ railroad from St. Cr to the west end of Lake Superior and Baytield. By Mr. Wiison: To aid in establishing avd su =e public schools in States lately in rebellion. By Mr. Nye: To incorporate Colorado and ‘duibat 1 Battiwon® a: do Governmen: ak an ths Di. short. 10 Flour quiet and steady. jd. © et aud Gran, THY Fore Loxvos, Marob 13, 1.30 a. both. Ament £2, Securities New Mexico Hailroad Company. be held by the Germans until the conditions of | $1, 38's ola By Mr. Morrill (Vermont): To authorize | ihe treaty of peace are fullilled. Is, Ullinoie, 11035. Great Western. 50, ora gales ak cad adenine ERG Bemesee sian: | corer Men ESO een eNlogg : A — Hon. James Stan- | puchargea, nds, 7: ole Miieinet one ee field, having accepted ® cabinet office, went to Uated ot 10 astbaien Bivadata rai : i * his constituency, ie yy jalifax, for re~ NIN, arc’ 5 =. meric waisatie’ natcoee Tae Ck meee ani | Gaeclea ts Soran. ee ae i Steady munication between the United States and countries. fore: 3 ir. Nye: For relief of cer®in contractors B for "construi of vessels of war and steam out ition. | Eight lives were lost by the wreck of a steam | launch on the Island of Jersey. Movements ef Ocean Steamers. - Lonpox, March 13.—The steamship Siberia, from New York, touched Quee m this morning. French Garrison im Versailles. . °F: ST. WH: lincis Central, Les, Great W of entry in the United ition of fines, penalties Inst report to the instant have ‘W heet—10+ 94 alls 24 for lowest aud for forfeitures inclurred under laws relatin, Panis, March 13.— Versailles bas been evac. | bales. grades to customs, and for other purposes. : uated ey the Germans, and the French garrison | 3 % bighest graie No.1 new red Wee'ers spr HOUSY OF REPRESENTATIVES.—Under | installed. divs for Cumberland ent; S0a.6d, for short j rib middles, — +202: TRE FRaNo0-PRUsCIAN WAR TRANSFERRY TO SWITZERLAND.—A cable dispatch states that 8 German celebration in honor of the ret»: Return of the French Prisoners. The convention for the return of the French srisoners in Germany has been signed at reriieres. Some are to return by sea from Bremen and Hamburg, and others overland. the call of States for bills and resolutions, tor reference only, the following were offered, and reterred as indicated : By Mr. Frye ; Maine) Bill to provide a ste- peace, which begun in Zarich, Switzer no; pher forthe circuit courts of the United ers Milled by a Ballroad Acci. | Thursday, was turbed by French offtcers d. Btates, Ch cg ssl ea = ‘oon = d there as prisoners of war. The Gorman By Mr. Peters (Maine): Bill to allow persons It has been ascertained that twenty German | Tonbaile music hall was attacked and oce a accused of crime to testifs in their own behait | soldiers were killed and sixty injured by the ac- | by the French, and several in the courts of the United States. Judiciary. By Mr. Poland (Vt-): Bill relative to wit- nesses in extradition cases. Kevision of Laws. By Mr. Buftinton (Mass.): Joint resolution for a harbor of refuge and breakwater at the mouth of the Cape Cod ebip canal. Commerce. Also. @ bill to enable the AUlantic and Pacitic railroad cident at Preteaux, on the Northwestern rail- way. The Paris Radicals. 5 bave posted f ards urging the fight the people, but the appeal is pre nective Of no effect. Six radical papers in the melee. The Swirs to put an end to the tumult and prevent its currence. The disturbances were, newerthele resumed on Friday, when the Touhalle of th: Germans was again stormed by the Fren-h aud the German tag torn to pieces. Subse jaent!y i - city is entirely quiet j y to mortgage its road. Pacific Ratlroads. al of the recent | # large number of the ce ay" of Zarich, who By ire Reis (ete) eon ret tne | agitation, which is condemued by the entire | *)™pathized with the French, joimed with them, press and attacked the prison in wi h.xteen a of the French mobile guard (arrested on e Marine March Mt Serious detartmnces | BESYOU day), were intprisomed _The too have taken place in the province at Accante. | {0 on nar been nescence rant moan An armed mob tired on the Mayor and other | Zi. | Vt Bas been thoroughly > . civil authorities. treme mone Jost. In the — +222: elections the tion ix triamphing, in conse. = cis quence of isturbed etate of the country = — ar Dasaee te Sete wie A The King’s trip to meet the Queen bas been de- | PICK oF IeDiA Kenan —On Friday after ing, and accommodate itself to the wants of the people. Banking and Currency. By Mr. Hooper (Mase.): Bill to provide for the exportation of distilled spirits. Ways ai Means. Also, @ bill to amend existing law~ relative to the compensation of certain cus tows officers. Means. By Mr. Brook: ister to the brig ill granting an American Commerce. Also, reg Asadore. coon a little girl six years of age, daughier of a Dill for the relief of Kolin White. Patents. | | ferred. }aniel Gannon, living at iS Ham) 105 By Mr. Wood (N. Y.): Bill relative to tele- The German Emperer Til. Paterson. mg along the street et vas walking along the street, wheu she wasreento fall suddenly upon tha side Vaik. Some persons came promptly to her re~ ict, but she was found to be dead. There be- ing no external appearance of disease or acc. dent, @ post-mortem examination was held ye~ terdav, by Dr. Van Dyck. Lodged tightly im the buurcation of Ler windpipe was iound a Piece of India rubber, sach as children play with and make into eal) re by forcib: and graphs between the United couniries. Foreign Affairs. By Mr. Cox(N. ¥.): Bill to provide mat) ser vice with Brazil. Commerce. Also, a bill w change the name of the ship Industry to th: Willism M. Tweed. Commerce. Also, reso]. tionsof the State of New York, asking the re peal of the income tax. By Mr. Leonard Myers (Pa.); Bill for the re- peal of the income tax. Ways and Mean Also, a bull to thorize the Secretary of War to adjust certain claims for the construction ot States and foreigy 4urens, March 11.—The Emperor isserionsly Indispored, and is upable to review the troops. The Crown Prince will review. Last Meeting = the Biack Sea Con ference. Loxpox, March 1%, 4 p. m.—The Black Sea Conference beld session to-day. All the mem- bers; including Duc de Brogtie,were present. It is believed ali matters under discussion Rave Deen arranged, and this will probably be the last meeting of the conference. inbabng. This, which she had dently had in ber mouth, bad slipped down closed the A dispatch trom ielmar cave great propara- windpipe as as if by a cork, causing ai- & fre-proof buildivg at Schuylkill arsenals. | tion waprey made to rece’ the Emperor most hietant death bee strangubations a Gece ‘ars ae Va. ieeducod a bin te aus | ald gem Privce Frederick Charles, ~ Gen- | ner’s inquest was held yesterday afternoon, and . Braxto: rater pags through that verdict was rendered in accordance with the title to the estate at Arlington, Va., and Yhurede see Beene - sad feu Te Heraid. wa = an appropriation for that purpose. oe ir. Braxton moved its reference to the Ju- raxtom. M dici a Mr. moved to refer to the Com- mittee on Miltary Affaire. Di to. Mr. Butler (Mass.) moved to lay the bill on Re table, and it was so ordered—yeas 115, nays By Mr. Harris (Va.): Joint resolution repeal- ae icon pad resolution of March 2, 18¢7, pro- hibit yments to persons engaged in Wee Platt sve ill for the relief of merce. Fie Ccirors propriating $2,500 to ing the Seb, been —— Personals. Loxpon, March 13.—McMahon has left Wies- baden on his return to France. The Crown Prince of Saxony will establish his headquarters at Compeigne on Thursday. Sette tet Viren water Prospecti bodies in the State, great abuses are inseparable from the continuance of State and wunici gifts to churches and “Restor, That we Tespectfully and earnestly fesolord, we ly a advise all Methodist churches and institutions ronan to ask nor accept any such appropri- ations. |. Parker. criminal jtate to the Fetieral courts, and 1 Of political disabilities. J le ir. Leach (N. C.): Bill for the removal of certain Cherokee Indians from North Carolina. Indian Affairs. By Mr. Wallace (S. C.): Bill to aid in the construction of an air line railroad trom Char- Jotte, N.C., to Atlanta, Ga. Railways and Ca eipy Mr. McIntyre (Ga.): Bill to settle and +200. - Aw Ivsaye ADMIRER OP MDLLE. Nitston Dims in a Map-worse.—Jerome Meyer died last Friday in the -lacksonville (Il!) les the New York New York, March 1 Fish, in a note to the '3-—Secretary of State, Post denies explicitely ‘ashington lavape the truth of the dispatch from W: Asylumn. On the occasion of Malle. N.l« se title to pong) es Sag boundary line | which appeared in the Evening Post on Satur- | visit to Chicago, some time ago, Meyer foil tween Georgia and Flori Public Lands. | day. Neither Sir Edward Thornton nor any | deeply in love with the great cantat: 1 By Mr. Morphie, (Mias.): Bill bp ome other member of the High Co: ever | became so demonstrative in his attenti certain lands in the State of isgion intimated to him the that Mr. Sumner Was not on the Foreign Committe. ——e—__ Another Forger in Quod, New York, March he Thome Mur, garded as an ‘accomplished forger, fociate of Van Eaton, latel Mississipp!, to ai. fmthe construction of railroads therein named. Railways and Canals. +: Sheldon, (La.): To establish asteam B: shipline between New Orleans and the ports ot ico. Commerce. Also, bill to aid the Mediterancan and Orien- ta! a ee to establish a line of ‘Tmaumer: it was necessary to have him arrest end held until the object of his passion had leit the city. The im: made upon him by the manner in which his overtures had bee received soon seriously impa‘red his mental beaith, a bis removal to the Jack - sonville Asylum, be has remaioed ever y, re- an as- Sent to prison, was committed by dustice Dowling to-day for trial, | since. He raved and talkeg InCessantly Abou” steamships. cee on the charge of buying small articles from . Nilson, and died Frida: ra By Mr. Bingham: Bill to defend the true | merchants and giving latge billeia payment, | Su wie ine™ . Fae ee construction of section 2, of the act of March “, | and receiving checks for the ditference> which 1 for the settlement of accounts between the ——_—___-<e--______ WoRKINGMER'’s NATIONAL ConvaNTION.— The repre. entatives of the various labor organ. zations of the United States met in New York he altered to large amounts and negotiated. Steamers Arrived New Yorx, Maroh 13.—Arrived, er States. Judiciary. Also, a bill te novel the Loomis -Eria! “the City of 5 last week. Thi wen delegates, from as Telegraph Company. Commerce. . Brussels, from Liverpool; the E , from States and Territories, were present, in- By Mr. Stevenson (Ohio): Joint resolution to | Glasgow; the Erie, from London; via st. | el ing -Micbael Lennon, of lend; KK. n he act in relation to internal taxes. | Thomas. Booth, of Virginia, and R. 8. Lee, ot West Vir- Ways and Means. Alo pil to incorporate the Boston, March 13.—Arrived, the Batavia, ginta. The coal strike, the Crispins’ tate strike, Cincinnati Southern |. Commerce. from Liverpool. and the ‘Heathen Clinee” were discussed at 7 Mr. a eer Billto provide for the — some sonal but noaction was taken ia relation Tetiremen' ui ational bank notes, * Caught. either. &nd for other purposes. Banking Lowe1t, Mase., March 13.—Wm. Emerson } FS rency. ‘nd Charles Galvin, two of the five persens tional Convention. By Mr. She! (Onio): Bill to divide body as candidates 1 the State ef Ohio into three judicial districts, President fer 1: he the convention ‘Mr. Beck (Ky.): Bill to establish the east- a judicrnl Ghsrict Of Keseien tes bill to PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN ¥ Courry, ‘the act of July 2, 1862, prescribing an Mp-—In all probability the public schools of fate. 40 Op alte a payee yp cd law for the beuells of the soldiers at kc of neat mapth—an acovent of nastet faa By Mr, Hawley (IIL); Bill deGning swamp fousty commistionsce hes bese Tostd to ey Loe i 5 2 en- ‘overfiowed pe boa oe out i ments. Commerce. peer angele na Public Lay Cuba ang ‘West og the other India Lake Superior railroad. Public Lands, Also, a resolution ‘the acts relative to grants of tande @ chs: o¢ Michigan. Pab- “a {arg number of other bills for the relief of diaanilifies, pensions, introduced and refe them toler” when they gate el made of rope and.