Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Tublished Dally, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BUILDI Fenasylvania Avenue, corner 11th St. YE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COT S. B. BAUCPPMANN, Prev Sunnie EVENING STAR is served by carriers to r cubscribers at Pex CRNts PER WEEK, or Fon- NTS PER MONTH. Copies at the counter . By mail—three months, $1.50; oo EEKLY STAR—published Friday—$1 99 ar. S# Invariably in advance, in both cases, bo paper sent longer than paid for. BF Rates of advertising furnished on applicatio AMUSEMENTS. V ALUS OPERA BOUSE. Lever and Manezer Mr. J. G, SAVILLE Mo: DAY EV BiTe: Bere #13, 1s71. s sHTS ON wa Scere Diane: 9 (MATINEE, median, ‘ON, rial Drama entitled * Songs, Dances, and Tore ot ruments. susport-d by ATIONAL THEATER COMPAN dat Elle’ Masic Siore Saturday ne JEW NATIONAL THEATER. Dyers open at quarter past 7- begins at 8, THIS EVENING, avo EVERY EVENING DUB- : 3 THE WERG. AND KATURDAY MATINEE. Mr Brovson ©. Howard's original American comedy of comtem porameons society, catted AKA TOG PISTOGS F ILLE ae BOR 8 and elaborat # and elegant dresser, furniture @ #2 Tmagmiticent east. Noth—le orde ranch ticket office etore on apd after this JN®W NATIONAL THEATER. — EPA ROSA GRAND ENGLISS OPER Rusa " jo surety a public amanda, « ile opened. at Bt mmudie 4 a <--n BORO 8 ” sIK NIGHTS ONLY AND GRAND GALA MATIREE. Opening night, MONDAY EVENING, November 3. mires of the Heigning Faver- PA ROSA, on which occasion i's Tragic Opera, BURS. A in her grandest role of javarite Teaor di Grazia. nare, and AYNSLEY ening Star, WASHINGTON EVENING STAR. DOUBLE SHEET . Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts from this source to-day were $200,196.29. Tux United States and British Claims Com- mission meet again on the 1th inst. ConsvuL APrPporntep.—The President yester- day appointed Fisk P. Brewer, of Conn., consul at Piraeus, Greece. Groror W™. Cuati /S%, 38—N2, 5,822. D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1871. TWO CENTS. Society Chit-Chat. — The Shakespeare Cub met at the residence of Mr. Chas. Schmit, 1242 11th street, on Tues- day evening. The club was formed more than three years ago by Dr. Holland, a gentleman of taste and culture, and is now an attractive fea- ture of our social life. The play of Julius Cesar was read on T acsda: musical renown, New Publications. STU IN LITERATURE. By G. W. Griffin. KUKLUX. DIES IN LITFRaTU Suspension of the Writ of Habeas Cor- pus in Union County, South Carelina. By the President of the United States of America. A PROCLAMATION. Whereas by an act of Congress entitled “An act to enforce the provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, and for other purposes,” approved the twentieth day of April, anno Domini one thoa- sand eight hundred and seventy-one, power is given to the President of the United States, wheu, in his judgment, the public safety shail require it, to suspend the privileges of the writ of habeas corpus in any State or part of a State, whenever combinations and conspiracies exist in such State or part of a State for the purpose of depriving any portion or class of the people of such State of the rights, privileges, immu- nities, and protection name« in the Constitution of the United States, and secured by the act Congress aforesaid, aud whenever such com- binations and conspiracies do so obstruct and hinder the execution of the laws of any such State and of the United States as to deprive the people aforesaid of the rights, privileges, immu- nities, and protection aforesaid, and do oppose and obstrnet the laws of the United States and their due execut‘on, and impede and obstruct the due course of justice under the same; and whenever sach combinatiors shall be organized fecond edition, & Baffelfinger. The leading article in this volume is an ex- cetdingly interesting memoir of the late George D. Prentice, with whom Mr. Griffin was on terms of intimacy for many years, fitting him peculia.ly for the task. From this memoir we get an idea, not only ot the wide range of Mr. Preniice’s genius, but of the remarkable pre- cocity which foreshadowed his brilliant career. It ‘s stated that he was able to read fluently when only four years old; that he was a fine Greek and Latin scholar at fifteen; that he un- derstood every principle of English grammar as if by intuition, and that when a child he aston- ished his teacher by finishing the study of Lind- ley Murray in less than a week. the higher mathematics with the same facility. His learning was varied, thorough and pro- found; and when to this were added a most re- wieniive memory, indomitable industry, sparkling and original wit,a rich and racy humor, sarcasm of the keenest, and rare imaginative and poetic powers, it is not strange that he took at once, and maintained through lit boih in journalism apd literature. The oiher papers in this volume, headed French Novelists, Shakspearian Studies, Phitol- ogy, Autographs, Miscellaneous Essays, &c., &c., are all good, and some are very much above the standard of such contributions to current literature. Mr. Griffin has, we believe, recently evening. Mr. Chas. the president of this T. Hickox journalist, Mr. I'weedale, who has won repatation as an amateur actor in private theatricals, and Mr. Camvbell are among the gentleman members deserving credit as rs. Miss Mary Steele, one who adds to personal at- tractions a tine dramatic taste and a rare sweet- ness of voice, Miss tHopperton, the enterprise, the Misses Schmits— d Miss Caldwell are among the most active ladies of the club. The num- ber is limited to thirty. An evidence of its flour- ishing condition is the fact that it now has its full comptimeat. —The Schiller Club, under the direction of Mr. P. H. Berkan, of the Pension Office, met at Mits Lemon's, on L street, on Wednesday eve- 1 gives his services as teacher ub, which partakes of a social ‘The time is taken OLD. RY WARRANTED gallon, 95. Also, a Port, Mascete1, An ot bottle or in qaantity. are direct from producers, both fer comarmni astenisbingly low dave also a pure old Holl ingion’s belles ted for delicate persons and les. feetly pure. I still adhere to my former very low rates, 15 to.30 below usmal rates. —— is certainly a gi large ovantities President of the Civil Service Commission, was betore the Cabinet vesterday, and submitted, with explanations, the rules adopted by the commission for the gov- ernment of the civil servic Cart. We. G. Hopes, U. S.A., tried at New Orleans for embezzling and misapplication of public moneys, has been found guilty, and sen- ich sentence has been large assortment, buy in iafford to sell so low. It will well repay to give me a call, even though it bea tntie out of Fur way NATTANS, Druggi Second and D streets, N D. —— Importer af Wines and Brandies, fe pay Aemves Hen do., Old Jamaica Bume, Old St: F Swan Ging, Olive Tree do., Old Tem do.. Seoteh and Iridh Whiskies, Sherr; ‘trom $i. upwards; Purt,do. do. do. sertment of German, Bi and Oreix Rams, M. tenced to be cashiere approved by the Presi Tuk Crvit Service Coxmisston resumed the'r session to-day, all the members present ex- cept Mr. Medill. The subject under considera- tion was the necessary exceptions to general rulesin the matter of appointment. dunce Epuunps, city postmaster, says there is vo trath whaiever in the telegram from this city, pab'ished in the Philadelphia Press, that of German to this - and intellectual character. first by an hour spent mm giving and receiving in- followed by another de- T’s dramas in the original and translations. On Tuesday evening, after the nm hour, Miss Lemon re: by herself of one of Schiller’s poems. The ex- quisite and touching poem “ Abandoned,’ ichard Connolly, was given by Mr. Schmidt in good style, and Miss Anna Ware, well-known as a dramatic reader here a where, read ‘*Five O'clock in the Morning” leading position struction in German, voted to reading Schille “— Discount to the trade. —— of th 4 translation made © Duke. Re éntree of the DA SEGUIN, as a Jonductor, Me. CARL ROSA. Tuesday, the new opers, SATANELLA, and de- But of the most eminent American Prima Dot ‘MME VANZINI,(Mre. Van Zandt.) Wednesday— MARTHA. Thureday—DON GIOVANNL — Fri- day—MABITANA. Saturday ev: vied - BIAGE OF FIGARO. Saturday. at 2 o'clock ND GALA MATINEE EF The sale of Reserved Seats commences Thars- Te See. is clerks Js adeZaulter to the government. ‘ostmaster General states tha of the city post office are correct to a penny. Mr. W. W. Corcoran, whose health con- tinues to improve slowly, sails in the Cuba, on the 22d inst., for France. his grandchildren (by his daughter, Mrs. Eustis,) and thence, accompanied by them, will proceed to Cannes, in the south of France, where he will pass the winter. Geor, been appointed to a foreign consulship of promi- nence, and we should judge by his book that he will represent the country very creditably. LIFE AND LETTERS OF CATHERINE M SEDGWICK. Editcd by Mary E. D York: Harper & Bro, R. This is a charming memorial of the life of one who so long held a foremost place amongst the leaders of hterature and society. The volume is jigestive organs. ‘ prodeces deficient nutrition and assimilation. assimilation 1 mean that ment of the food is converted into tute the solids of the body. Persons thas impaired, having the slightest one jable to have Consamy some of its forms; and I hol sible to cure any case of Consumption without i estion and health: to be done is to cleanse the from all diseased macus and and armed, and so nomerous and powerful as to be able by violence either tS overthrow or tw set at defiance the constituted authorities of said State and of the United States within such State; and whenever, by reason of said causes, the conviction of sach offenders and the pres- ervation of the public peace shall become in such State or part of a State impracticable; with fine effect. The eveni an hour of dancing. —The private theatricals at Wall's Opera House last evening were a brilliant success, Miss Mary Stecle as Julia, and Miss Brady as Helen, in the Hunchback, brought down the house with applause. Miss Steele showed much taste in dress, a point in which professional artists so frequently tail. In the country scene tthe accounts jing was concluded by In Paris he will meet body Russell and day, at Metzcrott & Co. + Music Store, Pennsylva- m Reserved Seats in Orche: tra, i Gall’ ry, @ Cents. hronicle. Patriot.) | Republi w= iP: K RISLEY public and citizens of Wash athe has leased from Mr. Saville Wall's fouse for a first class Varie:y Katertainmeat. Has arti-ts embracing five nations, American, Eng livh, French. Italian and Spanish, to open ONDAY. November 27, 1571, IN A GREAT BILL EMEMBER THE ORPHAN BUYS’ FAIR, on TCESDAY EVENING, October 24, and every SURE RTT Beeld farther notice, at MA- SONIC TEMPLE, sh and F streets oc thie he EXHIBITIO! New WN: a ON BND SALE } 439" 7rn or at. not-if . 486 Seventh street, E stroots = ‘dcors abev2 Oad Feliow's Hall, Sheten Out Paincines.Hneravingy Chromog, to, Pictures, Frames Pictare Oosas ted Tassate = Bein tee District Piease remember Name and Number. ap38-1y" pS? LECTURES. } AUNTED HOUSES—Odd_ Petio wavy yard. Lee pext, at 70. by STEPHE of London. Admission 25 QixXtu Niegur @. A. KR. COURSE. JOHN HAY aT LINCOLN MALI, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13. Sobject : “ FRANKLIN IN PARIS.” Admission at door, 50 cents. Reserved Obalt LADIES’ GOODS, &e. 422 sodtievattistieir, 422 | andi FANCY AND VARIETY STORE. Ber friends and the public are invited to call and gxemine her stock of Trimmings, Hosiery, Corsets, ‘Tey and Notions." New goods received daily. Quick sales and small profits. 108 6¢' @TIrCcE! 1 will exbibit, THURSDAY, November 9, » | sinkin pulmouary patients agaiust ex ko stmcaphore that ia ot genial mrumptives’ ee Teast change of atmoaphere w m The grand secret of enccess BONNETS AND ROUND HATS, | conelets in my ability to subdne inflammat Of provoking it, ae many of the faculty do. An ine ‘cannot, ton safet choice selection of IMPORTED MILLINERY GOODs, PARIS AND NEW YORK PATTERNS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, LACES AND FRENOH CORSETS. Baving secured the the omatwo TRIMMERS cf last spring, bave no hesitancy in seying that the artistic ty les and quality of my work caanot be sur msed in t ity. "The public, expecially the ladies. are respectfully ane inv - to geen the opening, THURSDAY, 9th No- vember. IST. nok-6t A. G. GASTON. P2815 AND NEW YORK FASHION large assort- ‘ONS ia real and a bair. which 1 of west pric’s. jadies having hair of their own, can have them made up in every styles desired at small «Larges, and to their eptive satisfaction. Ladies and Gents’ WIGS made to order at my Premium Hair Emporium, 719 Market Space, be- h and &h streets. fal awarded at the French Exposstion, __H. PHILIPPI. ERY IMPORT: LADIES —HAIR CUR- LING dow cents a Seg, 8S. HELLER. 7 715 Market Space. ‘ESETS SELLING AT REDUCED Ss. NEL 719 Market Space. ned Nyis # A. MecoRMIck WILL OPEN 4 i large and elegant stock of ALL ADD WINTER MILLINERY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. TERN PONNETS, ROUND HATS, FRENCH = FLOWERS, F HERS, LACES, &c., All of the latest impo ects 2m $06 oh street. between E and EW STYLE OF CUBLS JUST RECEIY N at ‘ = HELLER’3, ned TIS Market Space. ar g. KING, Jr., MASONIC TEMPLE, CORNER NINTH AND F STREET, of an entire New and Selected Stock of MI ¥ and Fi o00Ds. ‘ANCY FLOWERS. FEATHER. RIBBON! and SS LEFF RORPEOP BAT 2 ene yall GLOVES AND CORSETS M WILLISN® HOUSE IN PARIS, . No. 7 CITE TREVIS, been Beet ie ccc ony the 3. B 2 1B to BEART EE ST CLOAKS meds tn i. “___ 907 Peunsylvania avenue. JUST PECKIVED—A fine assortment of Berg BERLIN ZEPHYE 3 ERED SLIPPER | "0° § Over #e., 8¢., which I am ie Ue ot ere +P. 714 Teh _oaew. between G and Ht. —_____between Gand H._ SPLLINe a7 6. HELLER. 13 ENCE does an Sc ir ee m1 SEAT EE. 'RBY JAUKET SUITS, poms t0 28’ TO1T Penn. avenue, bet. 10th and llth sie. stomach slime, which is clogging these organs so that they cannot perform their functions, and then rouse uj and restore the liver to a healthy action. rpone the surest and best remed: These i tive dead and’ morbid slime. that. is ‘aad decay in the whole. syeton, iver of all ciseased bile that family will go outin the Sreaker Biarye writes that he will not reach here till after the 30th instant, and will not be able to announce the standing commit- tees of the House before the second week in De- re is no authority whatever for the newspaper statements in refer- Proposed changes of chairmanship of ith Mr. Corcoran. | she wore a white Swiss dress trimmed with blue ribbons. Her perfect blond complexion and hair were advantageously set off by this toilette. Inthe second scene she wore an élegant white, with garnet velvet overdress loo; of lilies, the effect of whic! ing, garnet velvet hat looped with diamord Tm the third ‘scene she wore a white dress trimmed with black lace, which ly stylish effect. Miss Brady rst scene, a white muslin In the second, buff’ silk always a pleasant combi- iss Brady was particularly graceful and charming inthe scene with Moore, where she teaches him the art of love making. urley and Tweedale were ; amateur actors they excel. The farce was well opened, and received with favor—Miss Annie Story as Agnes Clover and Miss Br. Clover, were lovely largely made up of extracts from her letters and journals, and these are thoroughly delightful in nice character—painting, sketches of life and manners. The latter portion of the volume contains some interesting recol- lections of Miss Sedgwick by Mrs. Fanny Kem- Dr. Dewey and William Cullen In this connection it may be noted that Harpers are bringing out a handsome edition of Miss Sedgwick’s works, “Hope Les- ,”' “The Redwoods,” and othersof the series of els that in her time had a wide populari- ty, and are now destined undoubtedly to have a new tide of success. DART. A BORN Co. (Through Crandell & Riley.) Whereas such unlawful combinations and con- spiracies for the purposes aforesaid are declared by the act of Congress aforesaid to be rebellion against the Government of the United Sta.es; d with siver sprays was very charm- ase They will clear out the has accumulated therr, and rouse it healthy action, by which natural and Is, and liver are thus ® Mandrake Pills: remains in the stomach an excess of aci is torpid and the a; lacteals are weak, port. Itis ina Seaweed Tonic proves to remedy ever discovered. will neutralize all exeers of acid. making the sweet and fresh; it will give permanen n, and create a good hearty ay prepare the system for the digestion, and ultimately make g Whereas, by said act of Congress, it is pro- He adds that the vided that, before the President shall suspend the privileges of the writ of habeas corpus, be rhall first have made proclamation commanding such insurgents to disperse; and Whereas, on the third day ofthe present month | of November, the President of the United States did sue his proclamation, reciting therein, among other things, that such combinations and conspiracies did then exist in the county of , in the State of South Carolina, and com- had a decided by the use of Sc with flowers. black lace overdress, nation of colors. Mi InTERwar Revenve CuANGES.—Franz Sigel, collector of internal revenue, 9th district of New York, has resigned his position, having been elected register for New York at the recent Simon J. Stine, collector for the 10th vania, and S. H. Wiley, col- district of North Carolina, ned, and their resignations have requiring strength and sup- vodition like this: th. the ‘most valaabls district of Penns: lector for the 6t have also resi; ROMP. By Mary |, healthy. livin TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR: ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS, FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. Telegraphed Exciusively to The Evening Star. France and the Bey of Tunis. Lompom, Nov. 10—The French ambassador has protested again the firman according hereditary severcignty to the Bey of Tunis. Atiantic and Great Westera Katlway. Lospox, Nov. 1L.—A new company has been formed to furn’sh rolling stock tor the Atlantic and Gveat Western railway, with $5,000,000 capital. The stock was subscribed twofold in two days. ‘Thiers Promises « Republicin Decem 3 Panis, Nov. 10.—In an interview President Theirs has authoritatively stated that when the Legislative Assembly meets, in the begiuni December, the government will propose to ond the provisional regime and establish a delinite re public Gone Down With All Her Crew. Lowpox, Nov. 11.—The steamship Hi. m leaving the harbor of Plymouth £ burg. came in collision with a schoo sunk before the most activ, the crew. They all per vessel How They Dent With Strike Rioters =. Mapnrin, Nov. 1 Valencia who have been on a strike for onal wages, attempted to prevent by vk he introdus ot workmen, dt he adjoluing towns. A body ccceded in dixpersing them an raced to be soning his eived which pardoned Benjamin Teachou banged in Wyoming county # wife. New evidence has beet hrows doubt on bis gutlt 2 2 ES TT women var RING. Tweed Preparing to New York, Nov. 1.—The bureau of munic pal correction have information lcading them to believe that Tweed is preparing > lee. The testimony against him, not only for traads on the city, but in connection with the Erie trans- actions, is overwhelming. He ts secretly con- verting everything into available fands. While maintaining an outward semblance of firmness, he was very obsequious to the park workmen who waited on him yesterday to know why their pay-rolis were not yet made out, promising them it should be immediately attended to. Prominent Tammanyites believe in his resigna- tion and flight. I i Hidiny. Ingersoll bas been Widing th s week in bis far- uiture factory, and the rumor is affoat that sev- eral of his bondsmen, since the result of the election, bave withdrawn. It is believed if ar rested to-day, as promised by the shoriff, ue will lave to go to Jail. Sweeney's Swindies. None of the counsel deny that the arrest of Sweency is on the programme, and it is gen erally believed suit against him will be en. tered ina tew days as Tweed's abettur in the The Ring Judges to be Transferred to the \ Dock. General Barlow, the newly-elected Attorney General, is urging the col te corruption on the part other judges, in order tu | Brooklyn Making it Red Hot for Ring Repeaters and lot-box Staffers The meeting of the citizens of Brooklyn last night was the largest ever held in that city, comprising all political shades. The tenor ot the speeches was for united effort to crash out all rings and put down all corraption, and the intimation ou the part of several speakers that «vivacious. Mr. t Clover, was admirable: ed himself, and Mr. Tustin lience was large and possessed the merit of a) ciation, literally covering the stage with al offerings, and showeri: every point made and part wi members of the amateur compa tained by generous sympathy an couragement. —The pedigree of a certain lady belonging to the Russian legation is a subject of great con- cern in polite circles Just now. non-arrival of Prince Alexis quite into the shade. The difficulty seems to be to reconcile the fact set forth by “Eli Perkins,” in the New York Commercial, that this lady is both a Bere wick and Fitz James. Even anaristocratic and uzzled to see how it is n question to bonor two with her paternity. dry correctly, the two Fitz James to waich she claims to be'ong, are two branches of the same tree, and foanded by the natural issue of King James of England. this question will be studied treatment, what re- of Consumption is the free use of Schenck's ‘yrup nourishes the system, puri readily absorbed into the circula- tion, and thence distributed te the diseased Im it ripens all morbid matters, whether in tubercles. and then assi diseased matter. in the form expectoration, when once it ripens. It is ck'* Pulmonic —— are healed up sound, aud my patient is 5 The tial thing to be done in curin; Soot tae ieee Soe uy in flesh and lungs —a cavity or abscess manding thereby all persons composing such Tein oe, | blood “Alter this unlawful combinations and conspiracies to dis. perse and retire peaceably to their homes within tive days .rom the date thereo’, and to deliver cither to the marshal of the United States for the district of South Carolina, or to any of his depu- ties, or to any military officer of the United States within said county, all arms, am: uniforms, disguises, and other means and imple- ments used, kept, possessed,or coatrolled by the m for carrying out the unlawful purposes for which the said combinations and conspiracies are organized; and Whereas the insurgents engaged in sneh un- ‘awful combinations and consp:racies within the county aforesaid have not dispersed and retired peaceably to their respective homes, and have not delivered to the marshal of the United States, or to any of his deputies, or to any military offi- cer of the United States within said county, all uniforms, disguises, and other means and implements used, kept, pos sessed, or controlled by them for carrying out the unlawful purposes for which the combina- Uors and conspiracies are orgenized, as com- nranded by aid proclamation, but dostill persist in the unlawful combinations and conspiracies A story for children, with illustrations; a can. didate doubtless for holiday favor. THE EARTH; A Descriptive History of the Phe- pemena of the Life of the Globe. B: lus. Translated by the Inte B. B i Henry Woodward. Britich Museum. maps, New York: Har- (Through B. B. Mohun & Co.) This work js the result of many years’ study by a distinguished French author, Elisee Reclus, and it has been translated and edited with care by the Weodward brothers. The illustrations, in number and excellence, are fitting accompani- ments to a work of such laborious research, and the manner in which the book, with these illus. trations, has been brought out by the American publishers, is most creditable to the great Cliff street house. The French author makes fre- quent reference to the physical phenomena of the western hemisphere, but we suspect his re- searches on this side of the Atlantic do net come down to the more recent dates of discovery and investigation in the Far West and on the Pacific stope. The wonderful subsidence of the crust of the earth forming the Yosemite valley, for in- stance, seems to have escaped his attention; and in treating upon the Great Salt Lake he makes the mistake of declaring that it is destitute of animal Jife, whereas its waters swarm with in- sects. He also errs in saying that the lake is constantly decreasing in depih. On the con- trary, until this season of drouth the waters of Salt Lake have been rising for some years at a rate to give the Mormons some fear of being drowned out. But these are trivial errors, in no ways detracting from the great general merits Persowar.—Cyrus W. Field, of submarine cable renown, is in town, and is about to take his departure for Rome, where the great con- 1 telegraph com: held next month. g actively in behalf of hi the earth with his was excellent. the blood, and is fashionable, and vention of the abscesses or the world is to applause upon Nature to expel all the in the communication now needed that between San Francisco and China, Sandwich Islands. Hiram Powrrs.—By a letter froma friend in England, we learn that Mr. Powers has, by the advice of his physician, been taking a re- spite from his labors, and has some months at Scarborough, Ei wife and their dau, and Mr. Ibbotson. restoratio: ables him to return to his busy studio in Flor- ence. The Franklin statute has been completed, and It throws the there.—the cavit ripen, so long as necessary to cure is a new order of things,—a tite. a good nutrition, the body to grow in t fat, then Nature is hel heal, the matter will ripen a large quantities, str Ti been ndii gland, with his ped, the cavities will — and son-in-law, Mrs. nd be thrown of i is m to healthen- | Toublican senses are possible for the lady wings of the same famil we read historic hera) houses of Berwick and * and the person re ‘and. onl to cure is very bod the ‘rely destroyed, or © en for New Orleans is now on its way to in entirely gone, i is heal up, there is hope. man; nd} Li found lung, This is what Consum, sweeten and sti ven if one bh ugh vitality left in AN IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITION, In charge of Prof. Agassiz, is about to leave Bos- ton. An iron steamer, @ three-masted schooner rope''er, destined for coast survey duty acttic, hes just been pi Ph ae and Soy “good ‘old age, toa i K's Medicines. will do to cure ace “4 oe a the m: he assistance she needs tociear t he disease that is in the lungs, what- ¥ while axing Schenck’s Med! should ge exercised wot to take cold, Keep in cold and damp weather; : vat: exercise only in a eer Cotman ree ard to fedicines, I do so for a spec id is far more liable In the absence of the — Speaking of diplomatic affairs, we are re- minded of an error set forth in regard to the neglect of European governments to send mili- tary attaches with their legations to this coun- try. It has, however, been the practice of Rus- iia to keep'ench a representative mere, san ot the present time an imperial army officer is sta. Uoned at Hartford, Conn., commanded observaiions in regard tothe manufacture of Now, therefore, I, Ulysses 8. Grant, President of the United Stateso? America, by virtue of the authority vesied in me by the Constitution of the United States and the act of Congress aforesaid do hereby declare that, in my judgment, the public safety especially requires that the privi- Jeges of the writ of habeas corpus be suspended, © the end that such rebellion may be overthrow ond do hereby suspend the privileges of the writ ot habeas corpus within the county of Union, in aid Siate of South Carolina, in resp-ct to all persons arrested by the marshal of the United Statés for the said districi of South Carolina, or y any of his deputies, or by any military officer the United States, or by any soldier or citizen necting under the orders of said marshal, deputy, or such military officer within said’ county, charged with any violation of the act of Congress aforesaid during the continuance of such re- and im problems. The vessel special reference to this pur; out the most complete scientitic PERSsONAL.—Gen. W. T. Clarke, member- elect trom the third disirict of Texas to Con- gress, and J. P. Newcomb, Secretary of State of Texas, are at the Arlington. ator Morton and W. M. ¢ Beeretary of tho Siarier, is pected to ant Sec: of the Interior, is ex re- turn from the West on Monday next. Allan pra Third Au or we ury, an , havewone ona trip to Wilming- ton) N.C. for a few days ‘3 Balch, the exéctive officer of the is temporarily incommand, Admiral fh being confined to his quarters by » and will carry w 1¢ effects of a bad cok —Dr. William Henry Channing, inventor of the “Electric Fire Alarm Telegraph,” son of William Ellery Channing, will, with his family, sperd the winter here. Mrs. Channing will be remembered by all who have read the “Blith- dale Romance,” by Hawthorne, as one of the most charming of the Brook Farm enthusiasts. — Miss Lucy B. Davis, cessful teacher in our public schools, arrived from an extended tri ing England, Scotland, the continent. ———_—_-2+e-____ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. healed, just so i return of the so strenuously caution U.S.N., are at Cowen, Assist- “John Halifax, Gen- Harper & Bro. (Through TE TO “THE GATES A ton & Co. (Through Pb A brochure by an English writer designed to combat the errors and “‘unscriptaral views” of the future state presented by Miss Phelps in her “The Gates Ajar.” Miss Phelps’ idea ot heaven is a place where the spirits of bliss follow all the commonplace occupations of earth, even to planting potatoes, cultivating gardens, prac- ticing bousekeeping, pounding away on materiai pianos in material houses—white Louses, with areen blinds of the New England pattern, ad- mired by the author of “Gates A, would seem too absurd to need an antidote, but ‘tseems that her book has had such an “im- mense circulation” that this refutation of its dlangerous theories is deemed necessary. t 10M. 02, 785 SOUL OF POWER. By 0 G. W. Carleton @ uo. (Throvgh Philp & Solomons.) 7" © Y el, by the author of “I've Been Thinking,” &e. RRAZEN GATES: A TR BLUSSOMS WHICH @: RAGENFEELS. By :6 ¥- Carleton & Co. (Through Philp & HANNAH. By the eather of B. B. Mohun & Co.) itor of the Treas- ell-known and sue- Np & Folomons.) tum. from all irritating influences. wi id. be observed in this particular, aa Without it s cnre under almost any circumstances is should be kept on a wholesome and eit thet Medictues sontinucd a pod A semered to it the natural quan- wor myselt cored y this treatment of the ind of Consumption, and hs: hearty these man; Epvcationw axp Crime.—Gen. Eaton, Com- missioner of Education, has prepared statistics showing the relation of education to crime in the New England States, from which it pears that eighty per cent. of the crimi: those States have no education, or not sufficient toserve them a val cighty to ninety per In witness whereof I have herennto set my hand, and caused the seal of the United States to ears, with one lung m: thousands since, and ver: been cured by this treatment wi ‘About the first of October I expect to take posses building at the northens reets, where I shall be pl whe Bay require it. luable purpose i pooner Ps e cri » 20s, 1386..........1 , nor are they master aac y's from seventy- mitted are by born themselves that eighty to ninety als are intemperate; T cent. of the juvenile le, ignorant, vicious, and sssncewnsssenensece, 875, to ned aly 1860-14 Jan.&J uly , 136814%5 Done at the city of Washington this tenth day of November, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight handred and (L..] seventy-one, and of of the United States of America the U.S. Grant. HamiLton Fisn, Secretary of State. ny skilled labor; that per cent. of the crimes com: lersons of foreign extract, abroad, or their parents; per cent. of the erimini and that ninety-five nders come from i unken homes. the Independence By the President: Markets To-day. 7 cured by a strict observance of th Battimorr, Nov. 11.—Low middling cotton, 18 i tt Vheat quiet, but firm; $1.60. Corn firm: Price of the Pulmonic Sytap and 1.20 « bottle, or iis. cents & box. For sale by ali druggists and lealere. ‘ON UL LY & €CO., 26 Hanover street A Long Look | Cuicaco axp rue Rewier Fe he ex- ‘cutive committee of the Chicago Relief and Aid Society have published an official statement vt the amount actually received up ver7. The actual subscription is $2,050,000 out t about $3,500,000 subscribed. This includes ~600,000 in the hands of the New York Chamber +t Commerce, and $200,000 in Boston, not yet vlaced to the credit of the fund. 60,000 persons. The most pressing need for which the committee has to provide is helter for the houseless thousands during the To this end the committee are siding those burnt out to erect small but com- ortable houses on the sites of their former dwell- ngs or on ieased ground, which they may live n not only during the winter, but also next <ummer, so a8 to be able to go to work on the re- Four thousand of these ave already been built, and it is esti- mated they will shelter about 20,000 peop will shelter altogether of these tempora: -ary furniture, Western butter ‘Tue AssacetT on A Uxitep STATES MAn- advancing teudency; Tolle, bh SHAL IN New Yorx.—In the habeas corpus case of Assembiymen James Irving, in New York, charged with a violent assault on United States Deputy Marshal Dowley, and attemptirg to rescue a fraudulent voter in his custody, Judge | Woodruff yesterday refused bail. Subsequent rand jury brought in an in- tying, and he was duly ar- raigned. Application for bail was opposed by the district attorney on the ground that Dow! was ina critical condition. physicians was apy Batchelor’s Hair D; Hair Dye isthe best in the world liable, instantaneous. docs uot contain roduce paralysia or Tne Brooxiyy Epxerion Fravr republicans of Brooklyn claim that by a fa count of the votes cast on Tuesday their cand: date for mayor, Samuel Booth, is elected so tueir candidate for panrman. The democi admit the election of the latter, and also the election of Charles B. Morton, the republican candidate for the assembly in’ the 7th district. ‘The returns are not all received yet, and those that have been are in almost hopeless The returns from the 4th district, 21st ward, were stolen yesterday from the oitice of the city jes. An investigating committee sat yesterday, and examined a num- ber of poll clerks and and other elect held last night jayor Kalbfleisch place at every recent e was to The society is jead, nor any vitalic poison to Avoid the vannted and delusi' do not possess. air Dyo bas had thér'y ysars ned reputation to uphold its integrity as erfect Hair Dye—Plack or Brown. Bold iste. Applied at 16 Bond eee Fae dictment against quiet. Gold steady, v. 1)—Floor hon ea Wheat ® a. m.—Consols %3'4 for Bonds of 1362, 95); 1835, 9144; boasting virtue W. A. Bachelor arge majority, coming winter. auditor, “Nelion A commission inted to examine his state. General McDowell was present in coart. not to move Irving to the fort at here is no penalty for killing an offi- cer under United States laws, and in the case of the death of Dowley, after punishment for assault Irving must be turned over to the State Courts to answer the charge of murder. sequently, on the report of Dr. Place that Dow- ley’s life was in danger; but he did not think he wie, Irving was admitted to bail in france 10 centhnes. ®) p. m.—Consols, fi 4. Bonds of 1352, 91;; TRURSTON'S [VORY PEARL TOOTH POW- icle for cleansing and preserving ier, 25 and 80 com US KID GLOVE CLEAN ER restores sciled gloves equal to new. gists Stock Report. [ By the Western Union Teves Lewis Johnson & Co. quote si nd foreign market Estssiisurn 1s WASHINGTON, D. ©., 1861, DR, WHITE, CHIROPODIST. Civiz. Rients 1x Bautiwone.—The case of John W. Fields vs. the Baltimore Cit rt Railway Compan c: *) GRAND OPENING a& N cantif the com Wi possibly end with the present Ls 0 Berweex Cosren AND MACE.—Most people seem t » Which cannot ‘inter. cartel to have GESTEEL CASSIMERE ores Elk, ee aT 1011 P. ania avenue, Letween 10th and 1ith streets. ar reniehad, and ho wm bochiote mow, A NEW DEPARTURE iy {| PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS! From now until Jj i | Fei. ‘A BEAUTIFULLY BOUND ALBUM! i F F. : Og ny Fron beatae haar oe te the lamp-posts should be ornamented with the bodies of repeaters and bailot-box stuffers elicited unbounded applause. Resolutions were adopted to appoint a committee to collect evi- dence and insure the punishment of ballot-box stuffers and repeaters, pledging moral and pe- cuniary aid, and, if necessary the physical aid of the citizens to the committee in bringing offenders to justice. A.A. Low ‘hitten: dch, H. B. Ciaftin, B. Dui Gen. Jour- dan, and other prominent citizens, compose the com mittee. Sixteen army read Accident. Killed—A Train Rolls Down it. St. Loris, Nov. 11.—As the passenger train nds. Salvin, of 1 Willsville are and . No names of the killed have yet ceived. The recruits were en route for Salt Lake. A of the Old Block. Toung Tow righam, Jr.—offers the “2 Po- gible, Selution—in his opinion—of the Mormon roubles. New York, Nov. 11—John W. Young, a son of Bi arn a yesterday stated that Brig- ham wiil not no compromise to propose at ey othe none will be offered; that no outbreak is cuntem- plated at Salt Lake, and that the only solution of the difficultics is the admission of Ctah state; but he is not prepared to state whethe: Polygamy will be abandoned if aduitted. Consommating the J: Railroad bial jersey PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.—A meeting of the Philadelphia and’ Trenton railroad directors, held at noon, adopted a resolution ® obtain at once the written assent of the stockholders to a lease of the road to the Peunsylvania railroad. Voting was then ceded with as a formal requirement. As the entire vote will be im favor of the lease, this will complete the transfer of 495 miles of railroad in New Jersey to the Pennsylvama Railroad. a» well as the Delaware and Karitan Canal of 65 miles; the Jersey City Ferry, the Camden and Philadelphia Ferry, aud the Deia- ware Bridge Company. ——e——_ Savannah Denies the Yellow Fever. Savarnan, Ga., Nov. 11—The following from the mayor of this city will set at rest the reporte in regard to the yellow fever :—* Many false reports are in circulation concerning the health of Savavnah. On the authority of the health officer and of leadjng medica) men of the city, I positively assert that there is no yellow fever or any other evidemic disease in the city. (Signed) ALrrep Haywoop, Mayor pro tem.” = a The Hatchet Net Buried. New York, Nov. 11.—The remored burying ot the hatchet between Senator Fenten and Collector Murphy on Thursday even- They met at the residence d, and duly recognized each men do under similar circum- making this the occasion ot politi- significance wax ap! gratuitous on the part of persons wh rdof the circumstance. - A Foot of Snow in Maine. Lewistows, Mz., No. 11.—A toot ot snow fell here last night and the sleighs are out in large numbers. of eight or Farrington, three inches; and at Livermore Falls five inches. a a A rieit Boston, Noy. 1 under phen re-enact The Wi trom Boston for Ne spoken the sth tastes on tude 67.36, by the ——__-+e2- Tax New Frexce Anwr.—a sagerd te Shs fuluve conentiation ot the French Sialnsny slr etcnrsas pes of will be at Paris, Ver- f i uf i i i : 3 Fel ft gis il it Hl if d i i i i F i i q é if Fd it