Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1871, Page 1

LL LS Ee AAT am THE EVENING STAR. FUBLISEED DAILY, Sunday excepted, at The Star Buildings, Corner Penusyivania ay, and Lith st. BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMPANY. -——- THE STAB te served by carriers to thetr wub- serfiders tn the City and Distriet at Tan Cunts PxR WERE or FORTY FouR OxNts rem MONTE. Copies a8 the counter, Two Ornts. wi PRE POR MalLine:—Three Months, §1.60- Sta Months, $3.00: One Year, $6 00. So papurs Sre sent from the office longer than paid for. THE WEEKLY STAB—publisbed op ‘ridey vee 87—N®& 5,639. STEAMBOAT LINES. LADIES’ GOODS, Ete. LOWE'S FANCY STORE ® YLES IN MILLINERY GvuODS, MEROIDERI Ec. LADIES’ DRESS b = FANCY Guybs, fea S11 Market Space, between Sth and 9th streets. OW BRS, &e STREET, between E an KF‘ BR NUBFOLE AND BOsTOs. ©n and after Monday, Barch 27, 1871, unti potice. the first class iron Sveamer. LADY OF THE LAKB, Coptai Mitchell, wit] leave her wh-urf, toot of ib street. every MONDAY and THUBSDAY, at) for Nort cting with the Ti tion ther Envites the attention of the ladies of Wash- ‘peton and vicinity to her elegant assort. oa — SPRING MILLINBRY, PORTED BON George- in Da. For freig or to VD. GBONKR. nzont, PHILUIPS, Alexandria, Va, J own. D. ©, orto BROWN & SON d New York aven 3 renrd trip, ©. a NCHOR LINE STEAMERS ACSI EVERD WEDNESDAY AND SAT- same days at ETS. BIBBON' Fu No. 606 NINTH m3) 2w* UST BECEIVED, A Complete Assortment of MEBINO and LACE CAPS and BONNETS For Children. Embroideries, Berlin Zephyr. SESy, Wool. Hos lery and Gloves: at Mrs. SELMA BU PPERT'S, 612 O AND FROM NEW Y AND GLASGOW. Califog at Londonderry to land Mails & Passenge: he steamers et this favorite line are built Sue Rated up te every reaper ith cli the <a Sth street. opposite Patent Office: Inte Mrs. Groead medern ents calculated to in nN STAM PING properly executed. mi)2w ¥. comfort, and convenience of pas- JusT EECEIVED. To GLASCUW LIVERPOOL cna & A FULL LINE : ee g to location: STRAW @ooDs. apmeaticie’ Sok Sie aan Selling Cheap. porchass tick iain, Pee taeaet con A. G. GASTON, Agent. Bowling Giere ROP eon Beer Bends Just recetved, VIOLETS and DAISIES, in all the ave. WILLIAMSON &CO, ‘9 lith st.. Wash. | New Shades, 6 cents per Imes GASTON, Arent. wegton. De Fe MOUNT VEBNU: The Steamer ARROW, pole. b her wharf, fogt of street. DAILY, (exce a 7s.) at 10 orciock a. m..tor MOUNT VER cching At Alexandria, Forts Foote and Washington, 3 al Hall, ‘Maryland, White House. and Hone, Viegiois. retnrning to the city at AS. 5 ‘ 7 Pe ty \EECHANTS LINE OF STEAMBHIPS i BETWEEN WASHINGTON 4ND NEW YORK. Hereafter the Fine Steamsht; BO. KNIGHT JCH™ GIBSON, aud VALLEY CITY Jost received, 100 PIEORS BLACK CALAIS LAOBS, at Mew York suction prices ‘GASTON, Agent GBOS GBAIN Sas. $1.80; and ans A. G. GASTON, Agent. Just received, VIDETTERIDS.at the reasons “charge corgi at the reasonable ¢ 25. A. GASTON, Agent. p {PORTED OVEEDRESSES. latest styles, from 30. Cheap. = <8? A. G, GASTON, Agent. BARGAINS in all the OVELTIBS of . Callearly to secure b A. G_ GASTON, Agent. yptain Thomas Stsck- venth Just recety: fine BIBBONS, selling at $1.2: per yard. GREAT the Beason, mar Bit will make regular weehin ripe, betuee lensed to sanotaee tat tee tan ~ P gig ae ALEX AMI a. Wasu lished my House in Paris, and’ shall AND GEUOBGBTOW! follows now be able. fore, to import the YORK thom Pier 29, Bais Hivor every | soveltien of the wason an they hel mm. Leave F 4 Opened -and ALEXANDBLA te | fie of Mill Beal ply to B. PA. DER ‘eiking and Mart foot of High strees Bacques, or at the corner of Nth phn Rew Goo York avenge. yet J. W. THOMPSON, President, NEW EXPRESS Luxe, via casaL, Berwin PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDBIA, Vv ANGTUN ABD GBUBGETOWN, Begular sailing day from 2 Punasetgnte, SATCEDAY at ¥ 5 Wate ‘eet, Geot SATUBAL CUBLS of oF shade, size and styl¢, which 1 wil! sel) one lower than any other house in the eity. Poiladetphis Just received. large assortment of LADIES WALKING SUITS, and selling very cheap. I have reipeed the pricés of Corsets; the best FRENCH COBSETS from $4 to $3, aud the other styles 90 percent. less than a week A full line of ASOLS and EMBBOIDE. @QEOBTEST AND BS wera che Kuchmond, end Poiom Seventh-street Wharf, twice, dail; UICKEST LINE SOUTH. acter tik sbuere s ed, 7 5 Of » &c., and it ce, 009 Penteyivania srenue, wn’? ariz-@” | very lows ne = 8. HELLEB’S, DRY GOODS. fel4-tt 715 Market Space. WPBING AND SUMMER DEY Goubs renadine. 31 to Me lea sud Mohar Luetres 15 to yet BECEIVED— A FULL ASSORTMENT OF NATURAL OURLS, ard Swiss Se which I sell very cheap. Paregsisand Ombrelic fa great variety as ar amo) s a Um: as in zt ‘ariet it tt Wohalebone Corsets Embroider manc- | bone Corset mbroiderige from an USE SuORIVEDS 12; Tucked Nainsook, 37 to 7S¢ 200 dozen of our beat aps ét 60S oth st A ESBGE ASSORTMENT OF JAPANESE POPLINS St @1 per pair. 8S. HELLER, jaM-tt 716 MAREE? SPACE JUST OPENED Po raha thniar nando AT 24 CENTS PER YARD BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc.§ 8 520.000 WoRTR OF pnanietsinanid Sivtetanieseitnd smetde Eeeeck MSsiN@S OVER THE CHBISTIAN YEAR, by Miss Yonge. Concordance to the Christian Year. The Presence of Christ; » Book for Lent. Science, Philosophy, and Religion; Bascom. arwin's Descent of Man. Vol. 2. Ninety Days among the B’ni Wonders of Engraving. Du NEW SPRING GOODS. BOGAN @ WYLIE, 101% and 1020 7th street sp tt met HY GOODS. Asnual of Scientific A RoghACK CCRTAINSat 9¢perpair worth 5 Sit the new Sebbath Sebo’ Eoets ot as for Curtains at fard. worth 75 he ¥ wild WHITE BEILETAN Er eee wore cts. | apner 40a 7thet. kntelligencer Building. ents per yard. An elegant quality of BLAOK SLEW $2 per yard, ‘egamt a0 NE” Beous rt BAIR. bot color, $3 cents; has been aT PHILP @ SOLONON®S’. BEM mma) selling for 65 cents per yard ont and ladies LINEN HANDKEBCHIEFS Fe Seay, hae the regular gE ITE GOODS of all Kinds and at low figui 4} -sctifal aesortment of DRESS GOUDS. S77 (BEAP CASH STORE EMORY BAXTER, The Hearens. mes Bo_1920 Pennesirania avenue. | 7 shcactrygemy., By munqes Galleon’ Beas, = —————E_—————EEE— tifally idRtrated. . THE TRADES. wecee TES, Facetztiectieee Ores Darwin's Descent of Man, v book ... eter and Repatrer af w amd Vases, residence n On wine glasses 4@21 7th str mbI5-Im [EP "427S SOLE REPAIR SHOP, No. 1017 7th Street, N. W DETER FORRESTE aii kinds of on Propesing. On ngagements, Hus- Fy C8C.4 CC. svereee Beauty is Power. Obapters “tang Bele De Ee < wed. Lor bands in Societ; Market. Adventures in the Oasis of the Desert of Ba- BEPAIRED hari. By G. Nephegyi. veeeanenenensvee oceania The Sisters of Orleans; a Tale of Bace and Bo- cial Conflict... JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.. a CUACH MARES AND CARRIAGE 310 Pennsylvania ave., near PHILP & SOLOMON, CARBIAG h KECEIVED ON BOOKSELLERS ANB STATIONERS, G CABBIAGES BEPAIRED. ay 2 . @ AUG. SCHMEDTIE, 704 Tth street, between G and H streets. BEPATRING OF WATCHES, JEWELEY SIEST-CLASS CLOCKS, SPECKS carefully executed, at moder BLANK BOOKS MADE TO ORDER, stecharges, ocd-iy Office at L. O. Parke & Co.'s, Jh00S. 408. Av OBNAMENTAL PRINTING pened dad IBSON BROTHESS, feshington, D. epls-iy bit papi mr south wide = —— = = DENTISTRY. LE D4, PBSET: Graduate of Onto Oollere ot [22 OLp HEADQUARTERS Foi M5 a ee po 7th Caan << | FOR price te Isboring perso en6- |; R**e Als. BOYS’ CLOTHING, DE. MERRILL. a Lar vere eee his DENTAL OrFlOB . All DENTAL WORK done fm the be OAK BALL, 7th street. Manner and st moderate prices, Bitrous — Oxide Gas for extracting teeth jew — —— mbi7-bm EW STYLES FOR SPRIN OTICE TO BUILDERS: = N WW ste Daly MANUFACTURING of Builders and others to NEW. STYLES OF SLATE MANTELS, MEN'S, YOUTHS AND BOY'S te the and best as- CLOTHING, Which we offer at the LOWEST PRICES. lew t at a ‘ne are very popular in Northern cities. and which. no doubt. there will bes nd icin apd’ Dowslley andy cousidering Quali: | qeaticmen who desire to trem pet] end tstetels Style snd Finish of our werk. we ‘Bnd to do so economically, ’ dn prices éne also com) A 2BES of aks Bre daareat, Bakes. openings te mantels wade to Becommended to Examine out Stock of ———— READY-MADE CLOTHING GAS FIXTURES AND PEStannat? Palio amet dae pine sho Era it IMON PUAMITU Re aod TRUWA-COPTA | whith'stuaketecrdet atiheoomees VOS™ E for C A cam ‘CLOG 5. ALO ‘eraruaEY. WE STILL wee ee Tee 8? MAKE TO HAMILTON & PEARSON, FRENCH YOKE SHIRTs, Fer markets: Briceeas low tathe owen alate NOAH WALKER £2Co., 612 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, fels-r MetRorotiran Borer. @17_No.4,¥. MC. A. Baild.,cor. 9th and D ste. BEAUTIFUL FIRST-OLASS tor sale st cost for cash = oi wikis pag ‘street. oventors and Manufacturers of the Patent Dan. ding Toy for pianos: dealers in Plance and Iostramests geoersily. Tuning end WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1871. AMUSEMENTS, N4tios4t THEATER RILLIANT RECEPTION OF ME JOSEPH JEFFE! A Last ev BH oayibe Reyes of we annual vinle in bis great impersonation iP Va WHALE, THIS EVENING, Last Nicht but Four, this en agement not ‘permitting bis stay at Wash jotten bevond the present week. ONLY JEFFERSON MATINEE SATURDAY, 1Sth April, for which seatscan now be secured. CONOEBT FOR THE BENEFIT OF TRINITY CHUBCH, GRUBGETOWE, D.C, A FORREST HALL TUESDAY EVENING. April 11, 1571. at x o'clock, Under the direction of Mm, CECTLIA YOUNG SPECIAL NOTICES. pasa A aba CONSUMPTION, Its Cure ind Its Preventive, BY J. H. SCHENCK, M.D, Many « human being bas passed away. for whose death lhere wee Bo ther reason than tha neglect of nown atably proven means ol Those near and dear tofamfly and friends are sleep: ing the dreamleee slumber into whfen, bad they galmly adopted DR. JOSEPH H eens SIMPLE TREAT- and availed themselves of his wonderfal efficacious medicines, they would not kave fallen, Dr. Bchewck has in his own case’ proved that wherever sufficient vitality rematas, that sritality, by his medicines and his directions tor their use, quickened nto healthful vigor. In this statement there is nothing presumptions. To the faith of che invalid is madgno representations RRETSOH Ghat is et a thonsand times snbétantiated by = je works. The theory of * Pinne~" Marche. bucre<*Prophete, Baes Roles | Schenck emedicines e'as simp as itis wateling, “Maid of Judah”—Kauchen Lae F. A. Chase. ro carneeaap nit Gallen wits argument, It is seli- Soprano Soio—*The Betura'— gC. | Mauripg, self convincing. t : 1 ‘he Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills aro the ioe gece” Ber! ie ves first two weapons with which the citadel of the malady ix Two-thirds of the cases of con sumption originate in izepepsia and a fanetionally. disordered liver. With this condition, the pronchial tubes “sympathize” with the stomach, spond to the morbifie action of the live «1 “Sweet Zephyr’ '—Mozar Mendellsobu: Duett for Soprano and Baes— When thon art near me’ | know that Abt; Mme, Kretechmar and Mr ey re- ere. rh faltz’ Arditi; n, comes the culminating result, and the setting pear eee: Montane tieastares tac teas | lnc wiih atl len tiotecamtng euleee ot harps and CONSUMPTION ane, Mr. Kichter will preside at the piano. boo HALL. CRONWELL'S ABT ENTERTAINMENTS. apt 2t ¢ Pilis are composed of one of Na- 3 odophillum Peltatnm searching, alterative like calomel, they } BEHIND" is Dow beginning. The vitiated snd mucous deposits in the bowels and in the ali- PROF. MAGNIFICENT 7 ‘ain Mentary Canal are ejected. Th like a clock, POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK. fg wound up. dv arouses from tie torpiaty. Fhe stomach acts responsively, and the patient begias to SUBJECTS OF REPRESENTATION. feel that he Is getting. at fast es ABU PpPLe 06 GOOD BI LOOD. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10-LONDON, | The sex ied ie ¢ Pills, THE GREAT CITY, the Sights and Wonders of th6 | permeates and assimilates etth ity took Ghent Modern Babylon. tion is now progressing its fous tor- TUESDAY EVENING APRIL FI—PALACES | tures. Digestion becomes ainiess. aun the cure is BOPR. the Woudersof Versailles, France, | seen tobe at hand. There is no more flatulence, no he Alhambra, Gri Spain, &c. exacerbation of the stomach, An appetite sets tn. KSDAY AFTEBNOON, APRIL 12— | Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet CROMWELL will donst® the entire pro- | given by an indulgent father to suffering man. et ceanctotnent e ck’s Pulujonic Syrup comes in to perform its is fo the Washi Fond. NATIONAL MONUMENTS. by Paris. Obelivk of Lukor; Monuments of Frederick and Pater the Great, &o functions and fe hasten and complete the cure. It enters at once upon its work. Nature cannot be cheated. It collects and ripe diseased portiens of the lungs. In the form of zath WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 12-GER care i MANY ASD THE BHINE ‘tho Capitals aud | fra Sery Shobt vitne the Seale ee ease Ie Scenery of Fatherland. rotten thirene that It Oecupi renovated end made ; . ‘the Churches, Palaces | vigor, st rt od or the and Etreets of the Capital of Fashion. womanhcod that was ¥ aS FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL. 14—fur the GIVEN UP AS Lost. ft of THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL FREE | The second thing isthe patients must stay i BCH. ITSLY, THE AKT LAND, the Home | Warm rocm antil they get well: it is almoat impo: Graces, Music, Sculpture, and Painting. Lie to prevent taking cold when the Iunzs BIDAY EVENING. APRIL 14—THE HOMES | @lseased, but itmust be prevented or a cure cannot ‘eapscially in e fall’ end winter that ccures lose their getiostan tt Their eae aes ir lent their law are badly diseased, and. pets becates they are in the house they must not «itdawn quiet; they must walk Yoom as muich and as fast’ as the strength INGLAND, from the Hslace of the Monarch to he Peasan’ z Cot of AY AFTERNOON, APRIL 18—THE LY LAND, Jerusalem, Tiberius, Ford »f the Jordan Bethlehem, and the Holy Places of Pales ti be effected. Fresh air, and ridin, ont, this section cf the country in the tal ATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 15-1n8- | wilt bear.to good circulation of blood Fhe us D THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY, | pationts tauel keep In'oced epinitn te dete bs ie, the Gem of the Sea.” Ret well Thi 4 great deal to de with the appe id {8 a great point to gain. A ‘epair of cure after such evidence of its possi bility in the woret cases, and moral certainty in all js sinful. Dr. Schenck’s personal statement eae Faculty of bis own cure was in these modest “*Many years aco | was in the last stages of con sumption; copfiued to wy bed, and at one time my physiciars thought that I could not live a week: atching at straws, 1 reparations which I now offer to the put lic, and they made ® perfect cure of me. It seemed tome that Lcould feel them pene trate my whole system. They soon ripened the matter in my lungs, aud I would spit up more than ‘ensive yellow matter every morning for that began to mbside,my cough, er, pain and night sweats all began to leave ma. Siet eRStite became eo great thet it was with diMiculty that I could keep trom eating too much Tscon gained my strength, and haye grown in desi ver since. ‘+ 1 was weighed shortly after my recovery,” added Doctor, "then locking. like a mere skeletons ay only ninety-seven pounds: my present undred and twenty-five (225) pounds, re Thavecujoyed auinterrupted Beata imiseion £0 cents: children half price. ra open for the evening ewtertainment at 7; commencing at $ o'clock. Doors open for the mati! neg at 2.50; commencing at 3.300’clook. Carriages may be ordered for matinee at 4:30 o'clock, and for the evening at 9:30 o'clock, kets at Bilis Music Store. apld ot ] OQ. 0. F.—FIRST ANNUAL CONCERT oF THE ODD FELLOWS CHOIB Of the District ef Columbia * Hall, 7th street, ENING, Arein 11, 1871. kets, Fifty Cents, to be obtained from the mem bers of the choir. aps-st Ro ¥.M. 0.4, CORNEB NINTH AND D STREETS. OPEN FROM 9 a. M. TO 10 P.M. ALL ARE WELCOME! FREE READ KOOMS, with ‘Magazines from all parts of the country LIBBABY*OF 16,000 VOLUMES. DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS at 12:15and¢p m Papers ané and for year Bebe Dr. enck has discontinued bis professtonal GYMNASIUM, BOWLING ALLEY, & BATIIS. | ‘teItsto New York and Boston. le or bis son, Di SABBATH SERVICES J. H. Schenck, Jr., atill continue to see patients ui their oftice, No.1S North Sixth street, Philad phia, every Satdrday, from 9a.m.to3 pm. Those in LINCOLN HALL, at 2.30 p.m. oot who wie a thorough examinstion wit ane Bespi- rometer will be charged five dollars. The Bospt PROF. PBATI'S TENT, corner Pa, ay. and 13th at | rometer declares the exact condition of the lunse at 7.30 p.m. patients can readily learn whether they are curabie or not The directions for taking the medicines are adapted to the intelligence even ofa child. Follow these directions,and kind Nature will do the rest, excepting that in some cases the Mandrake Pills are to be taken in increased doses; the three mei bid 11th Street, a ees Avenue, CESTABL!sH 8D OVER 20 YEARS ) Sole agency for the enle of the celebrated PIANOS of Wm. Kaabe & Co.. Baltimore, and Wm McCammon, eg also, second-hand| F ©. REICHENBACH’S Piano Store, cines need no other acccmpaniment instractions th Pianos, Organs and lodeons fer sale or it accompany them: reate aR: nt on the most secommodating terms: Delite, Of returning health buager Is the m Organ Tuning and Repairing Is ccme symptom. When it comes, as it will come = : the despairing at once be of good cheer. Good bi No. 486) ON EXHIBITION (No. 486 | at once follows, the cough loosens, the night sw: 71H AND SALE 7TH is abated. Ina short time both ot these mort STREET. aT Street. sopptcme ore One SS tantly kept i r. Bchenck’s medicines Are constantly kept iv MARKRITER’ - tens of thousands of families. Asa laxative or pur No. 486 Seventh street, between D and E strocts, | gative, the Mandrake Pills are a standard prepara eight doors abo: Hall, tion; while the Pulmonic Syrup. as acurer of couzhs hy Th toc! 17 5 indow io for 5 Shades, Picture Fi Picture Codeaud Tensis, | Price of the PaltucnicBerup tad Genweed Tonic Binge, Nails. & 50 @ bottle, or @7-9 @ Wali dozen Mandrak seirrnis. RE ; Pills, 2ecente abox. For sale by all denggists aut leave rei 2 25-15" jealel neenter soe THOMPSON LILLY & 00..96 Hanover street Baltimore, Md., Wholesale Agents, whils.t.th tr Sxrttom Ortropodist, ite 5. Treasury ,(estab- WHISKIES, GINS, Etc.—I am now offering s' 3 sucer . reduced G., 1361.) He successfully mions, Chillblains. Olab, and In ai feet, with- ‘The shoe opera. . 80) to suit all gabe ho above € been selected with great care, and are certaluly the ong coe ‘offered in our city, and at figures that cannot pat 1 respectfully call attention te my “TOM GIN,” bought by me at auction in New York, and which I can sell at $7 less per gallon than the ofiginal price. Gact fer of Wines, Liquors. etc., And Proprietor of the Celebrated yi NATIVE WINB BITTERS, mhé-tr 1217 Peunsylyaniaavenne, 187 1871 SPRING STYLES aT A. STRAUS’ POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and lth streets. THUESTON®S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW- DEK is the best article for cleansing and preserving teeth. Seld by all druggists. © Price, 25 and 80 cents. JOUVEN’S INODOROUS GLOVE CLEANER re- stores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold by all drug gists and fancy goods dealers. Price, 35 cents. des-ly ‘This eplentia: Hale Dre tothe tet tae world re wi Harmices, reliable, tntastannrae aoe uta lord; nor any wtalic poison to produce death. Avoid the vaunted and SOW BRADY, SPRING SUITS. DARK PATTERNS, W. A. lor’ untarnished reputation to 0 the only perfec! by all = ap ar 16 thurty years its, fategri Pt fas. DIAGONAL FROCK SUITS, mM! sy SIRE MIXED BUTS. 1871 1871 @OLB Bi 5 FLANNEL SUiTs, SPR 1 NG! FLANNEL SUITS. SPRING SUITS. iT TTERNS, i ; er eee HABLE BROTHERS, RE TER Pz BY rae ‘8, ry BOC Hii GEM, ae 1 LE Ny Pi VIL Berar, | RUITS: Drapers and Tailors, BOBBY BACK SUITS, ° And a great many ether Fabrice and Styles. YOUTHS SUITS, (from 14 to 1s years,) Specialty. BOYS SUITS, (from 8 to 14 years,) a Large Variety. Bave to offer to the public @ large and complete as tortment of . NEW SPRING SUITINGS. Mas SAsmEae Peres: Rote — or A beptetoct ofarRinG cot everbetoresetibing { ENGLISH and FRENCH WORSTEDS, me ns samnot fail | soOTOH and AMERICAN OBBVIOTS, GHEMAN GRANITES sad TBIOOTS, 4. STRAUS, FRENOH sod BNGLION CABSIMERES, 2011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, BROARCLOTHS and DOESKINB, mh 84m Between loth and 1th streets. | @gay and BLUR FLARNELS, oj ccs seacpa CADE? WOOLLENs, BARLOW’S GALLERY OF OLL PAINTINGS WHITE AND iD. " Which will be made to order and styled by a Catter Of whem we do not feel that it is necessary to write SDy Congratulations of his ability, fer we well know that the public are aware of that fact, _-_ HASBLE BROTHERS; H.W. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STB., (Offer for sale the pn aa finest IOK on the Kennebec river, by thecargo. Apply to INTELLIGENCER B VILDING, pein | ty as i Deously authorizing the the dtepoesi of the tion twelve pieces EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. IxTeRwat Kevenve—The receipts from thie Source to-day were $151,010. Lise. W. W. KRISINGER, U.S. N. has been €etached from Torpedo duty and ordered to ordnance duty at the Washington navy yard. THE PRoors of the backs of the new tunded loan bonds were received at the Treasury De- partment to-day from the Continental Bank Note Company and were at once accepted, and thefSecretary issued an order for their delivery, whicu will commence within a week. DISTINGUISHED VisiToRSs TO MouNT VERNON. The President and Miss Grant, Mics Nellie Grant, Mre. Judge Dent, Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Gen. Dent, Mise Nellie Fish, Misses Howe and Drexel, of Philadelphia, and Gen. Pitcher, or West Point, who is @ guest of the President, went down to Mount Vernon tais morning on the steamer Arrow, and passed the day there. PRACTICE“ SHIPSFOR THE MIDSHIPMEN.—The third class vessel “Constellation” of tons, carrying 22 guns, recently repaired at Norfolk, and the Saratoga of 757 tons, carrying 14 guns, recently in ordinary at New York, have been ordered to Annapolis as the practise ships to carry the midshipmen from the Naval Academy on their annual cruise this eummer. ‘Tar HovsE was engaged upon the deticiency Sppropriation bill to-day, and Mr. Dawes made a@ would-be funny speech upon the Senate ahendment authorizing the conversion ot the public grounds between the Capito] and Presi- dent's house into a grand park. [n endeavoring to kill the amendment be drew wonderfully upon bis fancy in bis description of gorgeous fountains, winding drives, &c., Ke. e com- mittee recommend the non-coneurrence in this amendment, besides a number of others, and the impression is that the bill will be pressed to & vote thig afternoon. THE AMNESTY Biti.—The bill passed by the House yesterday, as stated in Tue STar of last evening, is to remove the political disabilities imposed by the third section of the fourteenth amendment to the constitution from al! pereons but the following classes: First, all Senators and members of the Cot of the United States who resigned to participate in the rebellion; second, all ofticere of the army and navy who resigned for the same purpose; third, all members of State conventions who voted for ordinances of secession. It further provides teat all agen who desire to accept the benefit of the bill shall tirst take an oath that they will protect, support and defend the constitution of the United States. This oath is to be admin- istered by the clerk of a United States court and transmitted to the Department of State, who will issue a certificate of the fact to the person making the oath. The bill was sent to the Senate, where an effort will be made to Pass it as soon asthe Ku-klux bill is disposed of. If it becomes a law it is estimated that it will relieve from 150,000 to 175,000 persons in the South. Wak Der’, Orrick CHtgr SIGNAL OrPicer, Wasurmetor, D. C., Apri] 11—10.30 a. m. } Synopsis for the past 24 hours.—The storm ‘hon Monday morning was central in Illi- with beavy rain on the lake and State of Michigan, and snow or rain in the Northwest, after moving eastward slowly, hae rapidly ad- vanced to the Northeast, and is now central on Lake Haron, with clearing up weather south and west of that region, and cloudy and threat- ening weather in the middle and eastern States. ‘Threatening weather has been experienced on the Gulf, and cloudy weather in the southern States. Cold northwesterly winds are prevail. ing from Arkansas northwards. No reports bave been received trom the Kocky Mountains and Pacitic coast stations. Probabilitiee —It is probable that thestorm w move northeastward into Canada, with threa’- ening weather and very light rains from North Carolina to Lake Ontario, and eastward. Clearing up weather, with cool westerly winds, is probable until Wednesday morning in the Obio Valley and the Northwes' ‘artially cloudy weather in the southern and Gulf States. FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS, This Afternoon’s Proceedings, Tv gspay, April 11 SENATE.—The Senate met at 1) o'clock. THE HOUSE AMNESTY KILL - was laid before the Senate by the Vice Pre= dent, and read the frst and second times. Mr. Robertson gave notice that be should at this session ark the Senate to take up this bili for action. Mr. Edmunds.—I shall object. Mr. Robertson.—!I intend to see whether the majority of the Senate objects. t. Sherman oflered the following Resolved, That the Committee on Finance is hereby instructed during the recess of Con- grees to careiuily examine the existing system ot TAXATION, with a view to propose such amendments to the bill o: the House repealing certain taxes, now pending in the Senate, as will simplify and re- duce both the internal taxes and the duties on imported goods now in force, and ineuch man- ner that the aggregate of each of such taxes shall not exceed the sums required to execute the laws relating to the public debt and the current expenditures of the Government, ad- ministered with the strictest economy, so that such taxes may be distributed as to impose the least possible burden upon the people. Mr. Casserly preferred that the resointion should lay over until to-morrow, assome amend- ment might be necessary. Mr. Cole suggested that thé propriety of repealing the income tax be also taken into consideration. Mr. Sherman regarded that question as cov- ered by the resolution. Me said the resolution had been offered by the unanimous consent ot the Finance Committee. . ‘The resolution then weut over until to-morrow. Mr. Conkling rose to A PERSONAL EXPLANATION, and asked to be read paragraphs from the Wash- ington correspondence of the New York Tribune of Saturday last, purporting to give an account of the proceedings in executive session on the late New York nominations. s le then said that the same journal of two pre- ceding days had published Washington dis- patches upon the same subject, all of which were widely incorrect, and gave hes erro- y supposed to have been :nade in execu- tive seseion. Were the reports unfounded only im particulars relating to him. he should as usual allow them to pass in silence, just as he did the other day, when & ‘newspaper stated editorially that he attempted by disorderly yocieration and clamor ~ to arrest the proceedings of the Senate. He called to them, however, ov accoant of their yneral statemeuts. We have a rule which for- figs the disclosure of the executive proseedings of the Senate, and therefore, I cannot do say therefore, that the acts, utterances ani 4 hus related did’ not take place, roceedin; t Bnd ais0 that vote and the classs- ification of Sentors are alike erroneous. This, perbape, is as far as the rule will permit me to go. i wish I was at liberty to state af- firmatively what was said and done, and dou bt- less the correspondents who relied upon infor- mation so mistaken, will be glad to make note note of this denial now made in the hearing of phe Sepate. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES—On motion of Mr Randall, (Pa.) the Senate hi"; jp relation to the payment of thé salary of Hon R.C, minister to England, taken from "stable and = Mr. M the Committee on of ‘Members conor the November, imr0, wastudldon rel Jaw, and thateueh elections were no: On motion of Mr. Wells, (Mo) the Sena ot War of condemnr Foening Stat. ply & #1 3 > yti Dom's Want to be Annexed. KinesTON, daMaica, Aprilt.—The President of Hayt, since the departure of the San Bo- nit go Commissioners, has received addresses, , from every town and yi ine tha repel rotesting the attachmen! age of | is fens t their matsusiity, aed tea determination to maintain their independence, agaixst intrusion, from whatever quarter and Bwhatever manner it show itself. The breathe the same sentiments ra annexation. The projected annexation of Sam Domingo has given rise to this agitation. The Moniteur save. inthe Congress and the press of the United Sgatcs a discussion has takem | place in reference to the annexation of the | whole isla: * anc wids that, as far as Hayti ie concerned, the government and people oi the arly “convinced of o United States cannot be too the utter impossibility of euch an event dresses, with the signatures, appear cia) papers. The President kas not reply to apy of them and then the Senate having adop’ resolu- | to do no business exceyt the of this and the kukiux bill, and the Senate Starwrox, Va., 1 the neted horse thief, murderer. « eae ng ee ESS committee had, in <pite of its opposition to | * ight last, was taken nd j AI the tacking on of independent legislation, de- | P o clock this morning, ange cided to recommend one or two items of inde- | Sout 1 miles from town. ‘he jailor exe sherit! MeOutel en were both tn the pendent legwiation in the bill; but if the House and thought it be-t to strike off everything he be- | Tefured them the keys, when they broke open heved they would do a wise thing. There were, 'D¢ Geors And took Hodgesout. None of the be said, a pumber of it m< in the bill which dia | ™E™ who eutered the jail were dicutsed, yet not appear bere for the first time now, although | they Were not recognierd by either the ) stor or it was their firet appearance in this Congress. | the ex-sherif?, being strangers to both Ne The first was an appropriation to pare ind killed Pennsylvania avenue, trom 15th ~treet to This first act of iymeuing in this com= Kock “Creek, with ® pavement sinilar to 4. the one now laid between the Capitol and the ‘Treasury Department. He opposed this amend- ment as imposing too heavy atax upon property | owners on the Avenue, anil ULDeCeSsary at the present time, as the present pavement could be repaired or relaid. The pavement now laid Was an experiment, and there were places in it which gave rise to doubts as to its durability, | and it wou!d be better to wait and have a {alt frial of the pavement already laid. The next | A Dangerous Agtta: CLEVBLAaND, April 11.—This aw tator at the oll works of Hussey exploded with great violer 1 feit all over the city broken, but no lives were Tele of o:f were lv a —t = Big Storm at Keokak . St. Lovie, April A wind storm at om, abd @ more important one, was the item Renin owa. fe ot b ew of the posto " ae | Cathohe Church, also the roof of the wholesale A GRAND PARK, ve ‘& Phill tony which when completed would excel any park in | front ot the Fiest Bartet ci at ibe the world. He exhibited a map of the city with | Gemolshed several outbuildings. i a = or oe upon = ab rome Aone i ——— eri the beauties of the park. He said the | > portion of the park from the President's Howse | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAL. to the Potomac bad been begun about tive veare — and was costing about $200,000 a year, but the aret rowed ones wast other work he said it was proposed to'do with. | {" = se Ge Suains Sees out any expente, that is, it was proposed to sell | j™ ke Wet’ wiihérawn fos bank and me ory other property of the government to defray the | | crest. These © 1 expenses, He did not desire any such hum- tai weve “pagers. The other realestate was the prop- efty of the government and the expense was the same. He did not desire to see this werk com- | P* mence and depend upon the sale of city lots to meet the outlay. Mr. Dawes said it was proposed to sj al bi mek to ed teroneh ut towards the bank b piso! gree: oe trom the intertor yewrord: regate et about § loose is influx of m ik ° ae re ie po doubt that ¢ proposition was one in relation to the PRINTING OF THE CURRENCY, 4 proposition that, as an indepen:ient measure. had been defeated in the House by a very de- cisive vote. The last clause was one which the committee coul:! not restrain themselves from recommending to the House. It was a proposi- tion to repeal the law for the assembling of Congress on the 4th of March. Mr. Cox (N.Y ) said that when the bill came in he had opposed it, and ha: thereby subjected bimseif to some criticism. He was OPPOSED TO ALL deficiency appropriation bill, considering them e Ju w Jy, 81, 10-400 . - te alize | Recs Fith the locking wp process, and wae not ex the first hours of this Congress by embarking in | pried t eBgincering wD artiti tal etrin- this pian, which other Congresses have not | ra found the Treasury ‘n a condition to wai | wermment Secs aad this before the proper commitios By whom | sasoeae SOs teen te ee ton the subject should be considered could be ap- | eye. Bel ‘6 y's Seite pointed. ‘There was no occasion for such hot | SMeJo adv. 1. 1s baste in entering upon this work. The third j Sam Jo as lis bs Ret Boarp. 26% 18 Be, Jan.& July. we7 1), 2% (8-20e, Iau & July, 1968 iat April! 6-20's. WZ. coupon. 1); 6-20 Wecoupen, Ue 8. 6's, 1881, conpon, coupon. 1, | + . BS. compon, Li, 6 2) an evidence of a want of fragality. They were | Sf. coups, ll" 8-305." ay 4 Dever contemplated by the Constitution or any | Sotpon, rrency parliamentary code. During the war a system | 40 pref d,——; Canton, ©2 umbeg ern Union Telegraph, 58. > Quick: Of reckless unaccountability sprang up, which | SIP Uutn, Teleeraph, 4". ° Quick had not yet been fullychecked. He wasequally | { ae Ww opposed to large surplures in the Treasury. | ¢7$"Aterican Eagan nen fe wanted as much of it as possible in the | ¥. Central and Hudeon, 96 ‘kets of the people, so that the leeches of the | 3°. do. preferred. ‘reaeury would not stay around it and suck to death. And betore he voted to appropriate | money he desired to know how the money was to be raised. Our system of taxation was nue qual and unj id needed to be reformed. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR, This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Associated Press Reports. FROM EUROPE TO-Day. | The Civil War in France west; do. preterr Cincinnsti, end Led «. Del. Lack and Alton & Terre Haate, S'. Chicago and Alton, bse and Misses Deseee Bt State « Paci 5 do. Fy ite Bonds. Gold. 1 MORE FIGITING. The ssembly Wants a Hing. bat no poleouism or Communism Telegraphed Exclusively to The The Reds im Lowpon, April 11.—The nationals were at tacked at Asmeres, and claim a victory. pplementary tor the comman djourned. The strength of the ar: 200,000. Torpedoes have bec epue of the grand shave been suppressed Slow Pregress of the War: Lowpox, April 11.—The Versailists are com- pletely masters ot the situation at Neuilly, but | spare the inbabitants, as far as possible, from | bombardmeut. The fire of Fort Valerien is | consequentiy very slow. There was sharp mus- | ketry firing yesterday in the Bois de Boulogne. A manifesto of the league for the defence of | the rights of Paris demands communal libertie, | \ | | Money firm North Gare . as, 4>. do. Lew, 21 #,, abort Wy THE FOREIGN MARKETS NDON, April 1 pm B asa, ‘93 ”, Exchange, lon and that Paris shall be guarded by the national guards only. The Soir announces the death of Abbe Da ‘very, from congestion of the brain. ‘The village of Chatillon is occupied by 12,000 insurgents, who made & sortie against the pia- teau, in which they were repulsed. The reyorted arrest of Deleschurze is contra- rades ot No.2 winter. Ms.10d dicted. Lox voN. April 11, 40 p. m.—Consols closed at Money or Blood. | for m wd #3 for worn ‘The insurgents are said to have made a de- aay old, mand upon the church for a million france, and ok gan avow that they will kill the Archbishop of Pars e been. 100 if it is not paid. 01 speculation . Statements of the Versailles Govern- rds and fabrice at 23. steady; Com ment. berland cut bacon, 4. Favre, in a speech to the National Assemb! Ge. $4 ss énid gil the powers expressed sympathies wi TRE BLack-McKae Mogper Teiat —The the government of Versailles as the only legiti- mate government of France. He also stated that the German administrator in France, Gen. Fabrice, had declined the overtures made to | Circuit Court for Frederick county reassembies | to-day, when it is expected that the case of , charged with the killing of McKaig, in him by the commune. which he believed must | Cumberland. Maryland, some time will be shortly euccumb to the power of the govern- | ,it having been removed to Frederick ment T inrurgents have taken away the plate | from the foreign office in Paris. ‘The announcement was made in the Assem- bly by one of the members of the government contimuatory of previous statement as to the general re-establelment of order in the coun- try, and it was added in regard to Paris that the government Lad the most implicit reliance upon the courage and constancy of the army. Thiers has issued a circular to the prefects for information of the people of France, in which. he says: “The status of Paris is unaltered. The insurgents have returned to Asmerer. Our troopa have fortified the bridge at Neuilly There conduct hat been admirabie. There has been ap attempt at insurrection in Toulonse, but it bas been suppressed. The disarmament of the nationals at Mar-eilles proceeds. Outside the city all is tranguility. The government is satisfigd, the citizens have given their conti- The case excites intense interest in part of Maryland. trom the standing of the parties concerned in the tragedy and the cause of it, wiich was the seduction of Black's sister | by BicKaig. Hon. D. W. Voorhees, of Indiana, | who is ome of. the ablest and most successful peates in the country,—and has, it ited, never lost but one case, that of Cook, ene of John Brown's wen.—has been secured by the defense. —-sen Tee Pexmsvivania Coat Teave—The biladelphia Ledger, after referring to the coat t Scranton last week, says: “There is 5 ly every week more coal coming into the market, notwithstanding the bigh transporta- tion charges are maintained. New and cheaper outlets re circuitous routes are found and used with profit to those engaged in the traffic. Steacily inoreasing qaantities ef coal from the ‘Shamokin region, we understand, finds its way dence?” to the Delaware, at Wil mn, by way of the Communists Repulsed. Northern Centra! and Wilm' railroad,and A dispatch from Versailles, ith, says :—*VYes- | 1 there shipped to other tS—A Considerable terday Forts Vanvres apd Issy were shelled. | Portion of it coming to Philadel: where it # ‘The insurgents at Chatillon twice attacked our troops and were repulsed. The funeral of the generals killed im the battle of Neuilly took place to-day, and was attended by immense crow Tetalied from the yards. Coal is del! in this way at about $1 55 per ton by the regular coal carrying companies at their wanced charger, and im this way the thin $9089 oO - = | ton. and it can be, and is, delivered to x ] York by cargo at about the same prices - >€® iy denies that the }dom as CRUELTY AND BLASPHEMY OF New York World special ¢ tisk FI, ‘The Bet ying Squadron at Kim 8.—The British flyingsquad- | ™0 ,and- ommune hourly grow rake the Sarcisee benring Tae Sagat | Tue. Concierge tm esorts to great etcseees pred ts The Immortalite, Patage, Fer enon A Ppt nod Qetmes and Pylades will stay fourteen days at pa dps = Port L. -} ted them poo ge them Charies it left on the 7th, in the | Bake = stripped Daria, for Saint , to begin to tay the cable. The Suffolk is grappling * the lor. Porte Rice cable. The weath, “fr na aparanon. Thaw im the Nortuwest. Mitwackis, a Loe ge river ag e 10°, went out of lay. The Set and heavy