Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1871, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. Publiched Datty, Sundays Exeepted, AT THE STAR BU. ILDINGS, Pennsylyania —— corner th St. THE EVENING STAR ARMSPAPER cory BAe, socipros THE EVENING STAR is served by carriers t subscribers at TEN CENTS PER WEEK, or FoR- ¥Fovr Cexts rex moxtu. Copies at the counter Two Ornts each. By mail—three months, $1.30; viz months. HE WEEKLY STAR—pablished Friday—@L59 ® year. 87 Invariably in advance, in both cases, andi than paid for. DRY GOODS. E®t®« ANT ELACK SILK, a 91.87%, Which will compare favorably withany $2 Silk in this city BOGAN & WYLIE, pers tr JOSEPH J. MAY'S PARIS KID 6LOTE DEPOT, MAY'S BUILDI 939 Pexn’a AVENUE, Detween sh we BF We take ploneure in the Jarerst of be b 0 denen Diack, Pisa Te > *. 2235: Misses, $1.00. arit PIs SRID GLO" EScindios wat ae SBe-On all seles of one dozen and upwards a | discount wil! be allowed. SPLENDID STOCK OF LYONS BLACK GROS RAIN SILKS. * | Oxveeas The Matter Kin) | at Bellantyue's all this weeks tequstitgens TRLACK LYONS SILKS a: $2, ¢ 2B, $2.9. $275 and 23; Goiored terche fe. at $2 50 ver vari stock of WOOLEN DRESS GOODS an sete oe CLOTH, in choice colurs, at Or t goods.at Sl and 31 ss CLOTHS, vy colors, Lapin ‘smake, NOH ME RINOS from 65 ct. pPto 91.25 IkISH and FRENCH POPLINS at very low - Prices. Beet aseeriment of All Wool qendeome BEIGHT PLaiD PUPLINS to be found in the ev JOSEPH = 1 AY. 939 Penna. between %h and lth sta, af 1 “BUFFALO” ALPACAS and BEAVER MO- WALES from contete 918 met Yan OSEPH J. MAY. MOURNING DRESS GOODS Black Drap d' Et, Blac ma Sloth. Bembar tralian Crape and Crap Veils. 208. J. ¥. tT 939 Pa. av.. bet. 9h and 10th sta. Canrers: CARPETS!! CARPETS!!! MESSRS. WOLFORD & SHILBERG Destre to call the attention of the general public to their ATTRACTIVE STOCK or FLLL CARPETS, At the following low rates: eam styles ENGLISH BRUSSELS, from $1.25 a designs in THREE-PLY8, from $1.45 to Choice patterns IMITATION BRUSSBLS, 4 to Weents per yard. Al-Sool INGRAIN TAPESTRY FINISH, from % cents to $1 25. ‘Good quality INGRAINS, 60 to 87% cents, ALL LIST HOME-MADE CARPET, 6 cents. Best HEMP CARPET, % cents. A large line of 5-8 to W-4 OIL OLOTHS, ranging from 5% cents up. OFL CLOTH and VELVET RUGS, MATTINGS, ALso, A beary stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEY-GOODs, fs offered at the LOWEST MAREET FIGURES. at this establishment are positively to be per cent. lees t! at any house im the city. “acai to reensetially consid before purchasing elsewhere. 7 REMEM. - _ THE ARCADE, . aes, 437 7th is po 16 3m between BOOKS, STATIONERY, &. Pmte & poremens. NEW BOOKS. (Child Life. “A collection of porme. Edited by gona leaf Whittier. Illustra $3 be Wa nd io Poem. By W Tt raed By, the futher of “The Story Little to. o Lixxie Told 7 Bacto a gish Licrature. By WA. ee. Ve 50 hi ths Nee Racin oo Stal Scientific, Medical, Bducation od Religious Books supplied.” Rouks imported to order. Visiting, Wedding and and printed ip the latest style m CARDS engraved ‘The trade supplied at manefectarers and publishers’ rates, HILP & SOLOMONS, molé on Gumncroxs LIST OF NEW BOOKS. New Book published received immediately Every New Book, publishe ivania vente » » 10 3 i” 1” 175 iherentees 20 a io i Dickens i Ee shel its ‘ALMANACS = is7a Btustrated Le He tascrat Almanac mae s Fook Biltiage’ xEw ieitenes a bs children, and large SUV EN ci KS, Tor sale, Tore os ae noerr ane Corner URE APPLE CIDER, CATAWBA WINE, Sweet and Dry, ‘Wm. Massey & Co. \DELPAIA ALE aud Bergner & Engel’s Pi DELPHIA LAGER MINERAL WATERS, Faia day, ae. poll-tr oT pm te - C2 pag pied Che Evening Star, WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, PARTIES, &e. AMUSEMENTS. BALL OF. Att > TIC given on THA! mber 29th, at aks: corner Sth and ‘ eReCND’ HALL. ec reete: neo s8 3" fo lRST GitaND C'VIC a TL ITARY Bauu erent vr st. PyTRICK iL be gives BLL WS: HAts Tth street, QivING EVz, Wednesday, Nov. 2. Star: £ OF ARRANGEMENT<. A GRAND BALL OF THE BAKERS BENEY- OLENT SOCIFTY will be givea at Garusi's Hail, on WEDNESDAY EVENIN zh.” Tickets, admitting gents committee hav r SKS String Band, and all a compicte sure LECTURES. SEVENTH AND E s PMC aS BICIENTIF 16 COU RSE, AT LINCOLN HALL. Prof. W., , BICMARDS, of Massachnsetta, on Vand Hydrogen “Th Setlist nad Seockeatina ox, (DAY EVENING, December It and TURDAY EVENING, Deconiber 2. with & de. Lightful scientife Matinee (extra to the course.) SATURDAY uc eer sti clock, out reserved seats, Matter Queen ‘Tickets to the Matinee, 25 cents BZ Season tickets not good for the matines. ___ PIANOS, &e. jet RECELVED ONE J ROSE W 00D > ND CONCERT PIAN® of Tg octave from the ae ted Factor Ot George Steck &# Co.. New York; selection of PIANOS Co, Baltimore, and Wer Also, second band nz com al yn & Oo., Albany. PIANOS ‘and 0 ORGANS for sale of reni on aay { Public are invited to examtne the tm Tuning and Repairing PL N enth street above Pennayivay sepse tr RB. ent 5 O. REICRENBACH , pM THE CRLEERA Te Eo. A FACTORY, DBILADELPHIA, Pein which for beauty of — a me ctoennee & C4 (mod ao = Sopa For sal eat toned BURDETTE, 2 aaa at hg tos oRSagS 33 Pent Lan — oh ae == xiN AND | acne icaed a Musical Instruments WILD & BROs., 420} between Pennsylvania avenue! . Inventors and manufacturers of the wonderful Musical Dancing Toy for Piaaos; manu- facturers of Musical Instruments and dealers in Pin usica) Instrumen:s, and Musi or tiene WILLL Am, able terms. cobras tiation paid to ALTERING VELVET = eS MoT murcaxe DESIGNS NNETS AND ROUND AATS ARIS KID GLOVES NEW IMPORTATION—IN Frag) oorars e generally. 2) BNING PHAPrERS: M. WILLIAN, SVOW THE WINTER SEASON. two Buttons, in Pitk. Drai MOR, on Pew a M Iss E. A. ELVET AND CLOTH COATS. vania ave oes a fine stock of MILLINERY and FANCY LADIES’ GOODS, &. OPERA ene - 7 Cite Trevise. A case of IMPORTED BONNETS opened WED- EMBROIDERED JACKETS, &c., & Meo ee am CONSTANT NESDAY, November 6 sh street, between E and F. DE DRESSES, at CLOAKS and DRESSES mace to order, on reason- RECEIPT OF T tr colors at WILt nelS-Tn* 907 Pentsyivaal paz AND NEW YORK FASHIONS. 1 call the attention of ladies to my large assort- ment of the latest styles of CHIGNONS in real and imitation bair, which offer at the lowest price aioe es ing bai atest their own, can a ae lea desired at small re satisfaction. WIGS made to order at py Promium Hair Emp Fmporium, 719 Market Space, be- tween 7th and yrs Medal ‘awareed” . the French Expos.tion, aol Im H. PHILIPPr. T° GIVE rou, AN IDEA WHAT A BULLAR TLL BUY aT aSrLVERBERG's METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, Look over the following LIST UF ARTICLES, Aud if you see anyihing you want, go there and loo YOU WILL SAVE. FROM 25 TO 50 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY. LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. 4 pair Brown Fiscoad Hove, 3 pair fron Frame Eetequa Berard vcap tins Hcsnetitebed pince tinea. Jose, 4 Ve jae Hemstite! inen Hand- Kerchiefs, 3 ner d0., 2 finest d., 1 Lace broidered do. 4 Linen Collars and 2 pair Cuffs, 1 set of Lace Sleeves and Collar, Polley, Y'vasr foe Kids Cloth, Silk or Buck loves: 1 pair long Knit Legging, 1 handsome Zephyr Cl or Hood, 1! Tuck: bemis> or other Garment, tr lendid Ladies’ Morino Vests] all leather Satchel allet, 1 covered Work or Traveling Basket. 1 Fan or Bik Klantice, bovidee nameroas othe F articles, incinding & fall mock of Jewelry. FOR, GENTLEMEN, it English Fal tose, 3 pair su peary Wool do.. 2 pair Eug ish Merino or Shaker Knit do.- good all linen Hemmed Handkerchiets, 4 better do., ss best ye 3 oe border all Linen Hemmed do'.2 vary fine "do. Tid Lined with Far Trimming fue oF Sok Siocced Glows) pair of the best Suspenders, 1 handsome Care. Pips or Wallet; 1 pair fue Plated or meled Sleeve Bat ona, Screw Studsor Pin: lvery long all wool Scarf, 1 cxcclieut Marino Bhirt oF Drawers. ——y ¥Os CHILDREN pair Brown Mixed fall regular Hose, § par Tron Frames full regular do., 4 pair fancy all woot Bal al.3 pair better do.. i fine Kutt sacque, Hood or wine. — 0 Dolls in, about 20 dittercut styles, dressed and an- dressed; Doll Carriages, Cradles ‘and Brdateads, Tables,’ Sette of China or Britannin Dishes, Pano: Pui Tool Chests, Buitding biocks, ud Conceigion. Mouth Har or Vornets, Ten Pins, Bagsteli . Frains of Car, Express wagons He te Carts with Bells, Punch and Judy, Ranges av: Stoves, &c., &e. ELLANEOUS. Set of Chessmen, or Dominoes, Brackets in endloss in’ « sot, White Pique Fancy Wood M: Brashes and Combs, Unibrellas, Silter Graruaticn. Vance, Busts, Card and Paffs, Hand and ‘Standing broidured Slippers and Cushions, Lace ‘and Hand. you WILL, SAVE FROM 25 TO 50 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR YOU BUY NEW GOODS RECEIVED EVERY Day. B. SILVERBERG, . KING, Jr., MASONIC TEMPLE, COBNER NINTH AND F STREETS, of an entire New and Belected Stock of td oTES? HOSIERY, GLOVES AND be = 'ag Venere See ee “Ta SELES, EW NATIONAL THEATER. WEDNESDAY. Nov 2 Dries HENRIDRAY- TON. ine new and start! itled “ NEAG- vPwritten expressly for ME, Drayton. and in shiek beret tot ng Shivid scelebrated dramatic song of The Wolf, Grand Matin-¢ on Thursday, thanks ing Dey, at 2 o« Sarat: I Sackett, 6 v ilie Grana Niagara M 9 Or. FOLKS’ CONCERT WILL Be MELD AT LINCOLN HALL, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. 6, J. ©, BROWN, Coxpretoa, Arsisted by Eminent L cal Talent. toel Saturday, ¥ 2, Oure Tickets, 20 cents. For sale at Parker's. Reserved seats, 75 cents. Diagram at Eltis’ Music Store. n2-4 ANTLEY! SANTLEY!! Mr. GEORGE DOLBY begs to announce TWO GRAND CONCERTS AT LINCOLN HALL, On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, December 7 and 8. Vocalists ; MISS EDITH WYNNE, Mademe PATEY, Mr. W. H OUMMINGS, Mr. J. G. PATEY, aed Mr. SANTLEY. Mr. LINDSAY SLOPER, Pianist and conductor. mission, : ods te, cents extra, for satcnt Bernier: Stee mess wore sa ‘ed after Tornday, December REE ee First GRAND LEVEE of the WASHING ear sUARD, = y B, lst Regiment nal Guard, at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Navy Yard, a On THANK VING EV. Cars will leave the hall at TrH Br. fo. 486 Bor, -past 3 a.m. n23 2t* TRITI WN R er a aT Tra Sr, ™D H.B. SUITS STYLISH! SUITS NEAT!!! SUITS HANDSOME SUITS DURABLE! SUITS CHEAP !! SUITS TO SUIT ALL PERSONS!!! AND THE PLACE TO GET SUITED 18 ON THE CORNER OF 7ru AND D, Where can be found THE VERY CHEAPEST FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, at PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION, OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST"! ALSO, BOYS CLOTHING! BOYS CLOTHING !! BOYS CLOTHING ALL STYLES, SIZES AND PRICES. HABLE BROTHERS, no% N.W.OOB OF 71x 4ND D STREETS. Gua REDUCTI: IN PRICES ON THE WHOLE LINE oF Tue IMMENSE STOCK. OVERCOATS, GLENGARY COATS, ATES, REVING JACKETS, DOUBLE BREASTED BOX COATS, DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS, OFFICE SUITS, WURKING SOITS, BEAVER, DIAGONALS, KET. BASKEV AWAY COATS, VESTS TO MATCH YOUTHS OVEROOATS, YOUTHS PRESS SUITS, YOUTHS BUSINESS SUITS. BOYS’ OVERCOATS, BOYS’ DRESS SYITS, BOYS’ EVERYDAY SUITS, A. STEAUS, POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE. 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Dh ond 1th sees Dooks from Iith street. E IN WASHINGTON, D. 0.71361. OFFICIAL Execvtive Orrice, District or CoLuMBIA, Noveraber 20, 1871. The President of the United States has by a proclamation appeinted Thursday, the thirtieth day of November, 1871, a8 a day of public thanks- giving for Divine favors to the nation during the past sear. By the national prosperity blessings ave been brought to our own homes, and special denetits have also been bestowed upon this com- vaniees | our population and its activities have ustry has found new opportunities onar rin abundant rewards; the comforts of our people have multiplied; culture has ad- vanced; charities hm yoo works have been set on foot and maintained, and suffering alleviated: God has established the works of our hat touched our hearts with His beg! kinda do, therefore, invite the people of the District of Columbia to religiously set apart the day desig- nated by the President, and observe it as an oc- casion of gener: anksgiving for the pros- rity of the nation and the pountifut Dlessin, stowed upon this henmpsryr, and of public prayer for the continuance of Divine favor and the renewal of a cs spirit within us. H. D. Cooke, Governor. By the Governor: Fpwry L. STANTo: EB. ion, @5. Also, a large SBE Bo ot article oth for communion = Mead ths sick, Prices setonishingly low. vb hae sito pure old Holland for delicate persons and females, vars watson ‘perfectly pare. Laut adhere to iy former very low rates, 15 40% below usual rates. which is certainly a gre Second and D resins N Ww GAUTIER, Importer of Wines and Brandies hers for sale: —Otard, Dupuy & Co. Cognac, james Hennessey es Old Janlon Bums, Old 3: Grete Re ‘wan Gins, Olive Tree do., Old Tem do.. Se 4 Trigh kA ee roa Sherry Wines, from $1.00 upwards; Port, . do. A large as sertment of Wines California "Wines, Hoc eatel, Angesica and Brandies. Gials and’ Bitters of ull kinda. Ales and Porters, ait be sold at low fgures. BF” Discount to the trade. |, Mannfacturer of the Foran, Sa cclé-tr = 1217 ai aS and Burgandy Port, Sherry, Mus edford Rams. Cor. M Scotch and English er dezen or Cask. The above Lea & Perrins’ Sauce. Pronounced by Connoisseurs “THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.” it Raynaied appetite and digestion, and it is an its Pe We are directed by Messrs. Esa. & PEBRINS prosecute all parties making or vei counterfeits DUNCAN’ 8 SONS. aul2-eoém Ag New ¥. ‘air Thisesplendis Hair Dye isthe best in the world Harmless, reliable, inatantancons, docs uot contain si lead. tall SU ere fora Se ake Fo weisraianee op tation, ith ite, integrityae the oniy perfe nee Pe Ce or Brown. Sold = Cause and Care of Consumpti: rimary cause of Consumption is derange mont of ths digeatite ‘his derangement Produces deficient nutrition snd assimilation. By assimilation | mean that process by which the nutri ment of the food is converted into blood, and thence into the solids of the body. Persous with digestion thus impaired, having the slightest pre-disposition to pulmonary disease, or if they take cold, wil! be Yery liable to have Consam tion of the Lungs to s forms; and I that it will be impos some o1 sible to cure any case of Consumption without restoring a go sod The very first t stomach eetion os healthy assimilati, ion thffs to be dono is to, cleanse. th: nd bowels from all diseased mucus and ing these organs so that they functions, and then rgase up e toa healthy action. For this preces, the surest and best oongs & Schenck ’> Pills: “These Pills clean the stomacls atx bowels of all the and morbid slime that is Causing disease ‘and decay. In the, whole system They will clear out the liver of all ciseased bilo that accumulated there, and rouse it up to a new and healthy action, by which nataral aud healthy bile t= rete ‘The stomach, bowels, and liver are thus cleansed by the use of Schone remains ip the stomach an excess of acti a0 is torn or. Inthe bowels the equiring strength and sup- Bort. Ut gina condition, Uke cn that Schenek's weed Tonic proves to he most valaable remedy ever discovered, It to alkaline, and Its use will neutralize all excess of acid, making the stomach Bweet and fresh; it vill give permaneut tone to this Important orgati, and create a good hearty appetite, ‘stem for the iret process of a good , healthy. living r it Ly ‘all morbid matters, whether in tr form of abscesses or tuberc then, assist» Nature to expel all the diseased ‘matter, in the form of free expectoration, when once it ripens. It is oe by the great healing and purifying properties Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, that all ulcers an! savitin are healed up sound, and my patient ix <"Phe essential thing to be done in curi tion is to get apa good appeticeand a fo that the body will grow in flesh and get if ‘a pergon has diseased there™the cavity canmot heal; ripen) #0 long asthe system ts below par. Waat necessary to cure is anew order of things,—a appetite, a goed nutrition, the body to grow th xet fat: then Nature is helped, the cavit Real the inaticr will ripen and be thrown large quantities, aud the person regain, health ength. ‘This is the true and, only, plan, toc Conetmption, and {t's pereon ie Jungs are not ‘entirely ¢ deRroyed. or sven ff one ia entirely gone if there jis enough vitality let her to heal ap, there is bape: 2 i soehiges aeons cured with, only one soun Lily oe eh to a good old age. Tius is what Se goa wilida to cage give Nature a © sate of all the ‘disease, ‘that is in the Lungs, what Kiss yoontant ha hile Schenck 's Medi tis mportant that while using ji cincs, care should be exercised net to take cold; keep in-doors in cold and damp weather; avoid night air, ae os out-door exercise ouly in a genial and Tel wish it We datnetty understood that when I tecom. od @ a tien nel refal 44 peste rapt 5 wy ‘so for a. ¢ old, while using my Medicine aren front ig Rh ‘more liable ta" relapse than one who bas been entirel; oan it is preci same i ay hes er aang ots rt cate of reo u nen! ol diesase. ence tie thank 0 mg feauition Soh ri eG ‘se / “ONE IDEA” at SWEEP CLOTHING SALE, At Oak Hall, 525 7th street. 0% NOVEMBER 29, 1871. TWO CENTS. EVEN IN G STAR “Washington News and Gossip. Internat Reve source to-day were $348. ipts from this Seeretary Fise left here 1 Thankegiving day with last evening, to bis fami Sim Epwarp Tv. ter, and family sailed yesterday f trom Liverpool. Tue Covet oF CLaims will d next Monday. Chief Justice Drake i and ready to resume bis judicial labo SecreTaRY DELayo and wife left for New York this morning, to spend Thansgiving day with their daughter, Mrs. Rev. J. C. Ame ©. T. ANDREWS has been promoted from a first to a third class clerkship in the Post Oftice Department, vice Park B. Johnson, resigned. n town, Tue Civ. Service ComMrsston to-day con- sidered the subject ot the grouping and classifi- cation of offices in the postal service, Tue Boston Jovnnat is having fitted up as its “* Washington News Bureau” the commo- dious rooms at the corner of Pennsylvania ay- enue and Lith street, which is a central and p'e:sant location. ‘Tue U. S. STEAMER ConGRESS, now at New York, will soon be ordered to the Mediterranean to relieve the Guerriere, which vessel, it will be remembered, was run upon a shoal some time Mr. Rogens, the new Second Deputy Com- missioner of Internal Revenue, has arrived here and will enter upon the discharge of his duties on the Ist proximo, at whieh date the resignation ot Mr. Williams takes effect. HoLtay POR THE CLERKS.—The Treasury Department was closed at noon to-day in order to allow the clerks to prepare for Thanksgiving day. In the War and cierks were allowed to leave at noon, or as soon asthe daily business upon their desks are dis posed of. APPOINTMENTS BY THR PRESIDENT—The President has pointed C. W. Babcock, sur- veyor general of Kansas; General W. Vandever, of Jowa, and N. Hilton. of St. Louis, Mo.. United States commissioaers to examine and report upon the road and telegraph line of the Kansas and Texas Railway Company in the Indian Territory. Prrsonat.—Senator Sumner arrived in this city last night. Senator Morton is at the Metropolitan. Hon. Samuel Hooper, of Massachusetts, is expeeted here on Saturday. Senator Patterson, of N. H., is at the Na- tional. ....Hon. W. McClelland, of Pa; A. 5. Abell, of the Bultimore Sun; Hon. W.H. Clark, and Il. K. Linderman, Su erintendent of the Philadelphia mint, are at t e Metropol- Judge Edwards Pierrepont, of N: Y., had an interview with the Pres- ident this morning Bad State of AGairs in Cuba. DANGER TO AMERICAN CITIZENS — PROMPT ACTION BY OUR GOVERNMENT. Late advices received by the government from Cuba indicate that serious difficulties are liable to occur at any moment, and thaf the lives and property of Americans on that island are not sate. The Spanish officials have shown an in- difference in protecting Americans residing there, in consequence of tehich our citizens have been maltreated by the Cuban volunteers, and the —— are that attempts will be made e volunteers to drive them from the islan:. ‘The condition of affairs has been made known to the Spanish anthoritice a at Madrid by our gov- ernment, but nothii —_ d fair promises have been made by nish vernment. A dispatch from our ( =e General at Hay: yesters stated that immediate tection wa needed for American citizens. The matter was therefore before the Cabinet yesterday, and an order was given that all the vessels of the North Atlantic fleet should rendezvous immediately at Havana, to be ready for any emergency. A tel- egram was sent to Key West for the double- turreted monitor Terror, at that place, to proceed at once to Havana, and it is thought she arrived there to-day. Rear Admiral Lee, in command of the North Atlantic fleet, had a lengthy consultation with Secretary Robeson yesterday, and this morning he le*t here for Boston, where he will join the Worcester, and proceed at once to Havana. The Worcester will be used as his flag-ship tempo- rarily during the repairs to the Severn. It is stated that Admiral Lee has instructions to bring the guns of his fleet to bear upon the city of Ha- vana in case any injury is done by the inhabitants of the Island to American citizens residi le The vessels of the North Atiantic fleet ser- vice are the Terror, Kansas and Nipsic. The Severn and Swatara are undergoii irs, but the Shawmut, recently fitted out lor’ e South Atlantic fleet, has been ordered to temporary duty with the hey Atlantic fleet. Other ves- sels which ean be gotten ready for sea without delay will be fitted out to reinforce the fleet. It is believed that Minister Sickles was ordered home for a conference with the President and Secretary of State in regard to the troubles, and that his visit to this country is not one of pleas ure, but in pursuance of orders. The di is regarded as a serious one, and the govern- ment is fully warranted in taking these steps for the protection of our citizens. 202 Too MANY Inons IN THE Frre.—The Peace Society of Pennsylvania held its sessions in Philadelphia last week, and their patch-work platform is a curiosity in its way. Resolutions were adopted denouncing wars, fighting, armies and navies, and favoring the policy of non- resistance to every oppression. They further propose to bring about the millennium by re- pealing the “ war eclanses” of the Constitution and restricting the sale of deadly weapons, This is all silly enough, because utterly impracticable; but the convention traveled out of its way to tackle other social problems, and announced itself as opposed to capital punishment for the commission of erime; in favor of universal suffrage for men and women; opposed to the use and sale cf intoxicating liquors, and in favor of a prohibiiory law. These pace men make the same m‘stake as most “reformers,” who think that !aws can be framed to effect all sorts of social and political changes. Their concep- tion of government, if carried out, would be the what they shall eat, drink, and wear, and even what they shall feel and think. Every year. through the efforts of demagogues, laws are Placed upon the statute books had a party, and the party wanted oysters, and TELEGRAMS T TO ) THE ‘STAR, This Afternoon’s Dispatches, ASSOCIATED PR. PRE REPORTS. FROM EU ROPE TO-DAY. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. General Sickles and His Bride. Loapox, Nov. 29.—A special correspondent of the London Times telegraphs from Madrid an account of the recent marriage of Gen. Sickles, Minister of the United States. The ceremony was attended by a briliant and distinguished company. Among those who honored it with their presence was Marsbal Serrano, late Re- gent of Spain. The dispatch gives the mame 0: e bride as Miss Creig! ~ General Sickles and wife deft Madrid the ‘aay after the marriage for Liverpool, whence they were to take the steamer for New York. —— jons Restored between Germany aud Brazil. Nov. 29—A dispatch to the Keo, dated Says the Prussian for- eign office has received intelligence that the German sailors who were under confinement in Kio de Janciro bave been released by order of the authorities. A pacitic arrai mt of the difficulty with Brazil is now probable, and the excitement on the subject is subsiding. The Pepe —— Compromise with inoue, Nov. 29.—The Pope yesterday, reply- to an adsiress, expressed his confidence in the i br of the Church. He protested imast all ideas of compromise with the rulers of italy. The Prince of Wales no Better Loxpon, Nov. 29, noon.—The latest bulletin from Sandri m reports no change in the condition of the Prince of Wales since yester- day. The p Bd remedy great as it was. The patient is easier and obtains some siee) hich he is greatly strengthened. Notwith: ng the favorable aspect of the case the ‘the anxiety with regard fo the result is not removed. Another Popular Trin: THE PEOPLE OF RELGICM FORCE oie mins. TRY TO RESIGN. Brvusezts, Nov. 29.—The Ministers have tendered the:r resigns sation to the King. The | people, satisfied with the accomplishment of their objec:, have dispersed and order prevails throughout the city. Mexico's Ridieatous Muss. BIG RATTLES WHICH AKE ALWAYS GOING To BE, BUT NEVER ARE, FOUGET—JUAREZ OR DIAZ—WBAT MATTERS 17 / New York, Noy. 2.—A Mexico special of November 2ist, says: The government is con- centrating 6,000 troops near Qajaca. Diaz isin | Oajaca with 5.000 men. The first battle between the opposing, forces is expected there within three days. A considerable number of the gov- ernment forces have deserted, and gone over to Diaz. Ample facilities have been ~ granted Juarez by Congress to put down the revolution. Severa’ Generals and Colonels heretofore lo; have gone over to Diaz. Diaz denounces past election, and advocates reforms and new elections. ‘The revolt extends from San Luis to the Rio Grande. Puebla is also in revolt, still the government expects to put down the revolu- tien. Aureliano is hovering near the Capital with bis force and the walls are insecure. Col- onel Gutierrez has pronou; Calancingo. Minister Mariseal ie’ attacked in jn Doageenioeal specches for undertaking a Mexican loan in the United States Durango is occupied by Vera Cruz is doul Mejia, Secre' War, isin com or the army in the \ and will attempt to defeat General Diaz. * Gall RAILROAD THIEVES—TAMMANY THIEVES— @ portion of ithe ng which Pages Levy: from aes tured last night with some us obtained. Connolly still remains at the 3 Sew York Hotel, uarter of a million dollars to com- Plete tls ball bonds. It is stated Yat forgeries on the city banks amounting to $100,000 have been discovered, which are traced to one Savoni, who has fled to Cuba. uA large quantity of similarly forged Piber i said to have been successfully in oston, and considerable in Western cities. TRIALS—THANKSGIVING— COLD WEATHER AND SNOW. SALT Lake, Nov. The eg to quash the indictment against Brigham Young and others for murder, ice on all day yester- Gay. It ts aseerted that though 300 miles, array willendeavor to reach Feach here by Mon- ¥, to sent at for polygam All Parties will suspend business om ‘Thanks- giving. The snow has ceased, and the cold is intense. No trains have arrived. The Union Pacitic trains are thirty nours behind. Shooting of Two Men by 2 Philadel. Policeman. Pmitaprtraia, Nov. 20.—Joseph Bauer and his son Joseph, were seriously if not fatally wounded last night by police sergeant Paulley. Young Bauer was a fugitive from justice, and arrested him Pauiley on the old char, ———- a Feat Officer last. ‘ing. He re- sisted, and coming to his assistance. Sar ccaeemae officer, and the latter used arevolver, firing seven shots, nearly allof which took effect in the two men. Young Bauer is at boop Beck by officers. His father is at the Both Srna chro are in a critical condition. nopeng y of Renator Morton. fone, Nev. i Sees Cay ‘Morton, while while entering the cars at Jersey Cit night, was robbed of his walle e aes A pistol affray ast night resulted in Phil being fatally wounded by Samuel Nich- oon. The T escaped. Why’ Wasn't This Done Sooner New Yorx, Nov. 29.—It is stated that an peo Mederma fone en, restraining W: disposing & spec’ on ——— Coal Stil Falti New York, Nov. 29.—One hun tons of Scranton ei al wer wore sobd at noon to-der, the prices ran » to $5.19 Hove. A fulling vod in pri in prices wa scoranlioes ts the last monthly sale, in chestnut, which ranged from $3.85 to #: b ms Oe. Government Gold. ‘onK, Nov. 29—There were twenty- ture” bids for pola amounting 095,000, from 1 Serieel for sale, $1,000,000, will go at 110 374,100 to 110 40-100 e The Binckicy Rollins Case. LIBEL SUIT FOR FIFTY THOUSAND DOLTARS DAMAGES—EXAMINATION OF MR. ROLLIN In the United States Circ im Bala. more yesterday, before Judge Cites, the trial of the case of Jin M. Bincki atly Selicitar of Internal Rev agains i dward A. Koliue, formerly Commision Revenar, &c., commenced on F 1. This was an action to recover d 08 for writing an albeg ane Gated March Sth, 188, to United States, (heretofe caused the plaintif! > rem <tetary of the Treasury Mr. Sterling, of couns evidence the sfidavit of 67s ‘och to the effect that Con recommended a gertemar sorition of Se that Binck de he fence retary M at im Cul ltor of It nu that B for the office; Te Binckley after th A ceedings against him ix always bad entire confide Mr. Rollins, i did not bt ry alleged fr: @ member « recommenda: b nid he won't witness told } that his impressions were wntavorable to Me. t but if he could be satisfied with his pecamia aty he would sacrifi sistant attorney general, Mr thought Mr. B. “was bonest McCulloch said the appoin the request of Mr. Jobmson, w wonld be productive of ba: the appointment, Mr. Bineki duties on the last of July; wit for a time, and on his return he Mr. B. was in New York; had ne his intention to go there; wit» the ryor the Treasury, w pear to know that Mr. B there The affidavits made ni was made though’ a commenecd | was abe oreo New York were then rea: eral lelters from Mr, Rollins. to etary M Cullech tn — to these charges, and the co x! dact of Mr. with as to the sition, (all of w ion.) were Gen ley. The persons hy tmest of Mr. i! conferred nator Morrill, of Vermont. ax ton. General Grant, speakin the fall of 1868, said,’ After my ¢ ge tor bim earl: Mr. Rollins questioned im relation to the assault make upon him by Mr. Binch. \. nd stated that Binckley appronched him wi imarticulated voice Uke # howl and acted wildly and unnaturally; witness was crossing the street fro the rh itt House towards bis office; was walking reflectivety, thinking about | & response to be made by bim to the gift of a Bible by gentlemen in bis depariment when he was interrupted; thought it a very tuappropriate time to have a fight, and ran) Mr. Harland a few minutes as bloody and bis clothes soiled from Mr. Binckley's assault upon hi Witness also testitied that while the proceodi were going on against him the Secre Treasury told him that all proces eee ed jab him would he dropped it be woald resign, and that the President was a hard man to against. Mavor Hat's Kemovar DeMaNDED nT Of the committee of seventy in night the resignations of Henry G. $ uted Commissioner of Ps General . who was chosen Attorney General of the i Seats, were accepted, and reso- lutions were adopted: ‘That, for the purpose of to the of this City the substantyal Fraltecf thet eter in the recent election 1 contina em will of the pec Je, and sh: st bis official posi the comimitieson instructed to prepare and present ‘are, immediately on its meeting, ich shall be sufficient and effectual im at once, without waiting for the ofthe new charter, remedial meas- ures.” It is believed in New York that the Mayor has decided, like Major Scott's coon, ta “come wal ball and receptic grea Feers of the navy at New York to t Grand I Ley © Alesis and officers of the Russia fleet at the Brookly navy yard last ev ning was a grand affair. From nine to twelve o'clock carriages extended continually from the Fulton Ferry to the gate of the yard, nearly two miles. Persins wore kepo waiting three or four hours before reaching the ball room. The crowd was very great, com, prising admir admirals and gener- als, captains and amber, and a a many distinguished citineas of oe lyn. There was a lange assomblage ladics. 2, —_ room was cmd eantioonen ty dee, ~ with fi mits of war. The Duke wore the Fat, ra a naval liew ant, and took gr ep He danced several times with Mrs. Adi Smith, and atterwards with younger ladi THE jh end AND Post in Detawane.— The semi-annual exhibition of punishment inflicted by the pilory ‘and lash took piace in the court-yard at New Castle on Saturday. Among the number whi, Was aman name Joshua Lutton, aos fourth time he had been to the “post.” le said on a previous o casion that ‘‘all the manbood was whipped out of me the first time, and now I don't care for anything.” following persons baving been convicted of different peas larcenies reelved ove as follows: Semen Latton, 2@ Charles Blake, 20 i = Bush colored, one hour in the one howe = lashes; —. A. Graves, one me hour jarris, colored, in the pillory; lashes. Perte previous vices stati: at & promineut cardinal had affirmod that at the on Friday had Geclared. he" intention of remainin: at Rom>, the announcement is made in the oficial yours nals of the Italian government that such was the case, and the Pope has for the present abandoned his intention of leaving the Holy po ape Antonelli and Patrizzi wore “1 ye ne aed the Pope from oe is felt at this wakaeest decision. The Poy pied by him at present. A.“Hicn Orvecn” ABULATION.—A New York pondent writes: * A conference of; Advanced Rituatistic™ clergymen, of this aud po Rp any Ey diocese is in contemplation, the recent anti-ritualist!> pa ton address of the Bishops of Bultimore—or to be more ic, with reference to the antici- ing the re- ines On the confessional The names of Rev. Dr. Morrill, Father Bradiey