Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1872, Page 1

Ee THE EVENING STAR. Published Daily, Sumdays excepted, AT TUE STAR BUILDING Pennsylvania Avenue, corner llth St., | BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP'Y. | S. H. KATP PMANN, Prevt. © paper sent longer than paid for ornishedon application, Th 2%. 40-N2. 6.145. eetive corpe | inmates thereof to be ty Gpon their a >a thare prednce ut evidence of pee vaccination having takea place g eminently contagions and fnfec- forms an imperative necessity for tt ‘opagation. Whenever, T pox ocears in a dwelling containing an two inbabitants, tt shail be Of the head of the family to select the most artmenc for the occupancy of the person small pox—the highest room in the afticied dwelling to be preferred. And whe er in a tenant house and lodging: plore! all-pox hespital by agents joyed yy the Board of Health. ‘ase of sneail-pox breaks out in any ace. the warning flags made of yellow tached to and exposed fror: by anid cane, nee of sin he Smatl pox here.” shi xposed part o: the infected house be the duty of those in whose dwelliogs * futeate the house. and th= ther inmates or persons, uuless taey sly properly fumigated aud d ected, Uochiag worn bs them while in the f ssid attendants to see teat from the sick re y rene having knowled: X are expected to mediate B tice to the Board of h of every case qoming to their Rnowledge. But it is eepocially en- omed by law upon the proprietors of tenement ouses, lodging-heuses, boarding-houses, and hc notify the Bcard of Health of the presenes of tmall- pe x iu their respective abodes, under penalty of fre and impris-nment, and this law ail pe concerned will be strictly entorced be the duty of the citizen to immediately he Board of Health of the death of any per- pox of which he may have Kaow ope except sach a8 may have hed the *mall-pox. andthe officers of the Board of Health assign’ d to that duty, shall take charge of, dress, or tery ods of the persou who hag t as i bs sox ‘The interment of persons dying from smal i take place within atx hoare after death, oF as ? ‘tr allow; and bo bas died of small-pox shall be buried public cemeteries or barying grounds permit from the Board of Health, « mem of the same, or the Health Officer. Whenever faberal obsequies may be desired, the body siall be placed in nermetically-sealed metal €: fp, and no person will be allowed to be present at orpe: to the grave ex corpse infected with sm 3 ectly from the howse to the crave. fin and burial, any undertaker ap the be use in wh id corpee in the coffin, or the dead. noless he rese Ia laying om + the Beard of Health. jl be accompanied by an in spector whenever needed for the removal of «mil Pox patients or otherwise, the dri: oF gos public conveyance. Curing the service of removiag small pox patients; po: ssid scit of clothing to lb: kept famigatrdan! disiu fected at all times, and 01 sed, Wear & linen suit while on ‘The tr epector « emall-pox pationts i fumigate duel ‘Where stmall-pox oases oceur. He shall ‘see u the clotbiog is Saeustty, Satetees. packed Up carried safety to the ambulance, and destroyed. Be ebal! ke. pau account of the clothes or furniture c a Ls © persons which have been destroyed probable vaine of the same, and the names of t ‘Parties to whem they belong, and give a receipt for tbe rap e. Under po cireumstanc: nt or the body ‘The ambulance al the «mail pox shall be engeged to mead it ai sis ree lar teposttory cid meeting or passing large concourse of pecp) Mafied of the fact Small pox within r Bopersoe Caprerd to the contagion be allowed be out of the dwelling or come in contact with any ow nrbane regvatio stmail pox, bas 6! sp whether the cas a8 Lot to expose t fel is sosituated that to the hospital; and if the execution of this « or the patient rei forced against such person cr persons. If it & me to the Knowledge of aay inspector that cases cf small pox sre Kept in tenement bouses, houses. boarding houses. or hotels, without Ip all c ether a persor fe realiy aMficted with small-pox, = the u com T o orsaen as Prom ulgat ‘Columbia, ioe and, 7s Beara ‘Heath of cordance with an act Grictof Colemha,” by the gembiy of said Di ‘and bor thereof, Jupe 19. 1872. CHBIS. uv. COX.M Le Fe it Board ealth. Attest: D. W. Bris, MD. &: . Approved: H.D Cooxm, Governor. ool# Im G**4t BARGALES. SECOND BAND LUMB B For sate cu Cmtiect, tetwern lath and 18th cast, Scantling. 150 aw Shin $0 000 feet ore inch Be Lue sort Joists, 4) (OY foot 5 er. A0L0 Lathe, 3.m0 feet Iron Pipe and Fram feet BD: ae ease in latge oF Gai St the Lincoln Builgtoge, Capitol a Tr. WALL &co, Wit ce barbie Building. CARPETS |—-OARPETS ray ? We Lav~ just received Importers and ane: arn sale, and oe Fosy ) Raa Trike ot Clore. BUgs. ace Of this reason's. Foenin y Sia WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1872. LECTUS, OF LECIUR LINCOLN HA’, SEASON 1572-'3, COMMENOANC, NOVEMBER 26, 1572, aN. BRET HARTE after FRIDAY, 25:h inst ‘Of © LADIES’ GOODS. @ MISS E. A. MeCOBMICK, | 606 NINTH STREET N.W., Will open MONDAY, October lath, a large and elegant assortment of IMPORTED AND PATTERN BONNETS AND ROUND HATS. JUST OPENING A LABGE ASSORTMENT OF BATS, FLOW EBS, FEATHERS and VELVETS, OF ALL COLORS, At Low Prices, at 5 HELLER’, No. 719 Market Space, ed to a of PLATS and 1 street, next HE ti OF 8ST. JOH receive FANCY REED) 5. t ; Kier to St Jobn's orvital. BENCH |FLUTING—Tiz where ut ts done and EMBBULDERY of every description. m. BRAIDS ef all kinds, and EaBaUIDERING SILKS of ail colors, constant; nt place wm the rit KIN opposite Patent Office. DRY GOODS. puepaLe COMMENCING TO BOLL. PRINCIPAL ATTRACTION Now IN THE CITY Is SHILBERG’S, NEW AND ELEGANT DEY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, South Seventh Street, isto be found the best agsorted stock of ODS in the city, com Styles in FALL ane h WOLFORD Black and Colored Silks, —— Fancy Pogl Piain and Gorded stagte widen ai Plain and C: imagle we h ‘Prints of most Choice Styles. Black and Colored Velvets, Bieached and Brown Cottons in all Widths, y + fankets, Onasimeres and Woolens of all deserip- tions for the Fail and Winter Season, In connection with the above-named Goods are also kept a large variety of NOTIONS, BISBONS, TRIMMINGS, and other articles teo numerous to mention. A call to this House will amply compensate par- chasers from far and near. 7 BEMEMBER The Arcade, No. 427 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH, Between D and BE. —Fiv its will com from Othe city direct to the door of this ise it N= FALL GOODS AT BBODHEAD & C0.’8. Lovely Dress Goods of this seasou’s importation in the neweet and most desirable Colors and Qualitics, among which the plain. Veleurs, with Brocad Gvods of same shade also. Black Silks, Table Linens, Shi: White, Ked and Grey. Flannela, Shawle, Towels, Blankets: Corsets, Hosiery, &c.. de. all LAE pure! isew! VE MONBY by so doing. 1205 F street, between 12th and 13t! DERWEABR Seagate at leale all pox bs ‘oF mecting-house, but it shall be le ares) poor as tobe unable to incur sc fine te the poor shall provide ie every case shall teke the same to hb th hut shall not auings of all Kinds, V ‘ ‘of the body and the barial done b, the efficers appointed for that par- aubulauce shall be kept at the u LADIES: Um rect from Wenufacturers, SENT SHIBTS made w order on = pector ace. mpamying the smbulance, and ca aretorbicden frem euleriog street care BEALLT SELEEDID aTOOR NEW PALL YRY GOODS! \S and MOHATES a also keep @ suit cf clothing to wear BLACK ALPAG M aniNG Suops in extensive Ba The standard and the New Sa ine of BLE PorLiys, at a1, Au unexcelled miscellaneous stock of Dry Goods, Suited to the want of all classes, CUTTONS DOWN! coe id clothing when off duty. T Spector attendir g to email pox patients and the driver of the ambalance stall, ‘until otherwise - tailed to atend to the removal of shall and disinfect the ‘at lo COTTONS BD 3 BOGAN & WYLIE. 20 7th street H. Gs FALL OPENING. CARPETS! CABPETS shall the ambalance te allowed to tarry in the streets, except for such th of time as will be required to remove the it not be taken to any plece for revacr. but if repair is needed, @ person havivg hid =a ‘CARPETS: Cheapest Carpet House in THE DISTRICT MESABS. WOLFORD @ SHILBERG offer the public the best as- stock of to any pint, care shall Are now prepared to scrted and most choice FALL AND WINTER CARPETINGS ich are direct from spector shall display the yellow flag from ling containing emall-pox, and if said away without authority. the Health be notified of ‘The stock embraces all the latest novelties of the . such ae suis AND AMEBIOAN HANDSOME TWO AND TH iful assortment LIB AND AMERICA MP and STAIR OA lish and American O1L CLOTHS in all sty ioe suit. full ne COCOA MATTING, DBUGGETS, LY ET and THREAD BUGS of all sizes, LOTH and COCOA MATTINGS. Purchasers will find it to their interest to call, this firm proposes to sell Carpets this lower thab any house im the city. 7 KEMEMBER TRY BRUSSELS, S INGRAINS, PELS in large te attend to the emall pox 2 be twolmted other inmates tenement. lodging house, he can: The Arc 5 No, 427 SEVENTH STREET SOUTH, Brrweex D anv E. Ul conve Pre from, to the door this carat tr B.—Five Cents wil of the city direct [Print inscnance Combes DIsTRIOT OF COLUMBIA, ORGANIZED 4UG UST 96, 1870, CAtH CAPITAL............- « ow should be secured before removing the pa- ‘The inspector shall see that the rules regarding rment of persons who die of sail pax De w Jations arg made and omtce ing No. 90% Poanayl- ac f rthe prevention of diseases fn the Dis= SAMUEL onoge ies ve As approved by the Gover- oy - 40 Fremes, Sashes and Blinds, 2600 end hap tm Wt Brick; now ready mall to suit i. ocl7-6t* : zum, @achinery purposes, while price. ae eeu for the east two Fears. MASKLIN & CO, peers orticiaxs, SIR Fo. 1227 Paxnsvivania AVEXUB. Genuine Brszil.an Pebble 5; tr, towhich call - euilon of Poyers. [oct] WL. WALL & SPECIAL NOTICES. Low Prices. Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrnp... Scher ca-weed Tonite. Pine tres Tar ordi 2 atone dollar ary medicin a first-class AML other propri usnally to be tound and everything rug store at the ALTHUB NATTANS, Davesist, ocl9 tr r 2d aud D streets N. W. A Clerg: 88 mission for the cur Disenes of the Urinary Dreans,and the Whole train of disorders brought on by banefal and Yiclous habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble remedy. | Prompted by a desire to benefit the efilicted and unfortunate, I will send the recips for preparing and using thi dicine, in & sealed envelope. to auy one who needs it. Free af Charas, Addi JOSePH T. INMAN, Station D, Bible Rouse, mar22-ly New York Oity. ——————————— AMUSEMENTS. YEW NATIONAL THEATER. N Mr. J. G. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. MONDAY, October 21, 1872, Y EVENING d th ‘k, and SATUR- BVERY EVERY SFHMABOOS The Celebrated Actress, MISS CHABLOTTE THOMPSON, in her new and spopenals iety play, sctod for ten = OLYMPIC THEATER, N. ¥., To Crowded Houses, and entitied ONE WIFE! ONE WIFE! ONE WIFE! Produced with NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, BLEGANT COSTUMES, FUBNITURE A LA MODE, ANo PoweRFCL DisTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS. Seats secured daily from$ a.m. top. m. at Box Office of Theater. MOBDAY. October 23— MB. J. G, SAVILLE As ELIOT GRAY, In Lester Wal Play, KOS _oc2i-tf* £L ASHINGTON THEATLE COMIQUE, W Eleventh st., south of Pennsyloania avenue. TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION STARTLING NOVELTIES: Miss LYDIA WEBSTER, the Female Her c' and Kehoe Clnb Swinger; Mr. ARSY Wa, ter and Gularich. Mile G. tti, . Cordel.a, and our beautiful Ballet Troupe; at, Miss Lala Delmay; the e and vocalist, Miss SAL- ; James W. West: ind Miss Addie Joho. son. Miss Kese Celeste. Messrs. Parker, Burvark, B Jean Beckiey sed James Douglass. First time of toe new ballet divertissement cotitied La FLO RL, ingeducing Miss Laura LeClair, Miss Sallie Wesner, Miss Emma Siuith, 2 the eutire Corps de Bellet. First time ot the lanebable comic drama, written be Thompson. antitied WASHING. TON UPSIDw DOWN; on, 1979—introducing the Monster Triple Company. THURSDAY. Oct. 2th, wonderful Fem pearance of the truly Antipodean, EMMA, in ber thrilling and perilons feat of Walking the cane Head Downwards, without the aid of ropes, 00 wetion. G BGE 8. BROWN. the Daring and _Io- trepid Gymnast, on the Aerial Cord or Fiying Tra- ies’ Nights. Tuesday and Friday. soully Maciaesar eter Weatenten pad Baturday. Lock out for T! ITE CROOK. ocdl-t! Q@PEcrIAL NOTICE: Telearam to R. L. Walker § Co, Washington The- ater Comrque Kverythivg we cwo was stolen. 1 am making a new wardrobe, Will positively open Thureday vre- ning. cea Gro. R, BRows ann M'ttr Ewa. GRAND CONCERT IN AID OF ST. JOSEPH'S ORPHAN ASYLUM will bs given at L LINCOLN HALL on THURSDAY, Oct 2th, 15°2, By rome of the best Professional and Amatenr Tal- gut of the city, including Misses Eva Milla, "E. Lu- cas, Mra. A 8. Noyes. r it, B. Ye on Quartelta Club, daughters of Baitl 'yinm, on H atreet, atthe door, oc 3t WILL GIVE A CONCERT At Concordia Hall On every MONDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS commencing at7 o'clock. oclt 3m (PBE Kentocny LEIBRBABY GIFT CONCERT $500,000 im Bank to Pay all Gifts. i Full Drawing ts Sight. #100,000 FOR ONLY $10. At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by act of the Leegislatare,in aid of the Public eutucky, Unaw. Rostponed from Sep ber 25 to December 7, aud rantck on ville, Ky. 8 further ema and unequivocally occurs i’ Louis UBDAY, December 7, 1372, without lay on Say Aecomnt whator or, tne following Casn Gitte are for distribution by lot among the ticket-holdere ONE GBAND G!FT, CASH... 100,000 ONE GRAND GIFT, Ossi. 60,000 1 Cash Gift.......... $2500) 4 Gas Gites,@2 Qweach 1 Cash Gift... 30,000) 15 Cash each in Gite BCash each 21 Cash Gifts, SW each 25 Onsh Gifts, Zou each Cash Gifts 60 cach 45 Cash Gifts, 50 each 80 Cash Gi 3) each 6 Oash Gifts, 100 each ooo /o12 Ose Gifts’, aD) sack 612 On. te ac! vABH.....500,000 now upon de- in the Fara. een by the ful- 3.0 GIFTS, ALL CASH. ‘The mores to pay all these gifts Le. RY THIS [5 TO CERTLFY THAT ON DEVOSIT IN TH MILLION OF Di b THE GET O FUN quarters, 82.8: 11 A ‘285 for $2. 8 fe roe ay nro 400; 285 for $2.60; é70 for . "No discount Ou ieee than @ WW) worth of tickets at & time. The drawing will positively aud unequivecally take place December 7. Agents are perem| ily required to close sales and make returne November 25, in order te give ample time for the final arrenge- wents. Orders for tickets or applications fer cir- culare should be addressed to ‘Gov. THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE, Agent Public Library of Kentucky, Loulaville; Ky, New York Ofice, 609 Broadway, in of Mace THOS. H. HAYS. inde B4s7° AND GUITAB. GEORGE E. WISE, Instructor. OOLONIZATION BUILDING, eeZ7-lm* Corner of #6 street and Penna. avenue. Op Na.) On Exhibition (Naw Ro roy ena Bale 430 Tra Br. at ‘UTm 82. 416 Ith strect, between D and Please jame and Number. _jel-ly* Eo dae cape pioaceiad 8, &c.. a 61! street. between ith ste. Botes by mat promptly attended to. ay Jame vee cme reer. coe Be APCS E NaTuOCE, ram yescuior’ ‘Ciabraed A ifrowing Hau. : Daas ef other sell Laven pet (Eetaruisnep rx Waseixoton, 1861.) ING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. INTERNAL Revenve.—The receipts from this source to-day were Tax Paestpent, Mrs. Grant and Miss Nellie are expected here this evening or to-morrow morning. EV. Cocntsz, the notorious indian sachem, has Agreed to go upon a reservation with three han- dred of his followers. So telegraphs General Howard, Will they stay on the reservation when they get there? That's what the settlers would like to know, ‘THERE ARE RUT Fi United States navy, and these and Palos, on the flag ship of the por Michigan, on the new being repaired at yard. Miss NELtie GRANT Home rrom Errore The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool, reached the docks in New York last night. Among the passengers were Miss Nellie Grant and Secre- tary Borie and family. President Grant anda number of frie: boarded the steamer below from the United States steamer Catalpa, and welcomed his daughter home. Gove Howe To Vors.—The Secretary of War bss granted the clerks of the War depart- partment and its bureaus, eight, ten and twelve days leave of absence for the purpose of oing to their homes to vote in November. ‘hose ti the greatest distance will be franted twelve aye, and those living in neigh- ring states will be granted cight. RESIGNATIONS AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY.— Cadet Midshipmen H. A. Osgood and Wm. W. W. Riley have resigned. Two other ‘‘Middies” who were concerned in the hazing last yeat and expelled got in again daring the last ex- amipations. hese were again given their tickets of leave. Cadet Enginoers Wm. E. Sny- der and Wm. E, Shermerhorn have also re- signed. STILL ANorHeR Inotan DELRGATION.—Col. George W. Dodge, special Indian agent, ar- rived in the city this morning with three rep sentative Ute Indian trom Utah. They wi have a talk with the Indian Commissioner and the Secretary of the Interiorin a few days relative to the outrages recently perpetrated by the Utes. Capt. Alvord’s Indian delegations will have a final interview with Gen. Walker te morrow. A PLarx Tatk wits Lo,—General Walker, Indian commissioner, had another interview with Capt. Alvord’s Indian delegations yester- med them that amp, within ten h of December: n Stock must be given up; that all who do not go in the reservation will beoutlawed and punished; and finally that under uo circum- siances wili the government give up Satanta, Big Tree, and other Indian criminals. Navat Ovviongs Tansrenaep.—Captain Edward McCauley has been ordered to com- mand the Hartford, now fitting out at New York as the tlag-ship of the Asiatic squadron, in place of Capt. William F. Spicer, detached ‘from the command of that vessel and placed on waiting orders. Lieut. John T.. Sullivan, detached from the Wyoming and placed on waiting orders. Lieut. F. A. Miller, detached from the receiv. ing ship Vermont and ordered to the Terror. Master A. M. Thackara, ordered to the Nipsic. ESTIMATES YOR THE ARMY AND Navy.— The War department has transmitted to the House appropriation committee the estimates for the fiscal oat ending June30, 1574. The amount of estimates is $30,009,000, which is consider- ably less than the estimate for the current year. This is for the supportof the army proper, and does not include the estimates for fortitications oz for the military academy at West Point. The estimates for the Navy department are between nivetven and twenty mill ; Almost the same as for the current year. Punsonat.—Hon. John A. Bingham arrived in town yesterday en route to the south, where he ig to take the stump for Grant and Wilsdn. General Allan Rutherford, third auditor ‘eaves for North Carolina on Friday, to remain until after the Presidential election: Heger- mann Lindenerona has been appointed Danish charge d'affaires and Consul General in this ag. s e~ The Philadelphia Press says: News comes that the gallant Phil Sheridan is at last captured, not by the Indians, bat by the beauti- ful Miss ‘Morgan of New York, a niece of ex- Senator Morgan. Henry D. J. Pratt, chief of the first hg og oe bureau of the Depart- ment of State, has formally resigned. aval Constructor Wm. L. Hanscom left here last night tor Boston en official business. <2. Prosrecr Park Races.—The great race, which wax postponed from Monday, was con. cluded at Prospect Park, near New ‘York yos- terday. The race created such excitement that & large crowd was present to witness its con- clusion. Gazelle won. wipe the heat and the race. Summary—Parse of £4.00, free to all: Gazelle, 11031; Judge Fullerton, 2201 3 George Palmer 33323; Rosalind, 44441; ew Time 2:23}4, 2:21, 222, 2B 323 4. —<—$—$___ War no1?—The Legislature ot Vermont ad- wrongs na very gingerly manger A "baa @ very gingerly manner. as been introduced Broviding “that when a wife hasbeen abandoned by her husband, without provision for her maintainance, the Probate court shall give her power to sell and convey her real Personal estate.” Why shoutd not ~ wife Sagas bo cea t any ree dispose of m1 re may happen to be her own?— 7 ‘le 'y happe wn’ ——_—___ PuNcH addresses this rhyme toasweet In- ‘nocent: There was a Young Lady of Tenby, Who wrote to her conf dante: “N. B I don’t want to wed, No such thought’s in my head; But—where can eyes of the men be?” eee Fast Time FoR a Owe-YeAR OLp.—At a colt exhibition in Lexington, Ky., yesterday | afternoon, a chestnut filly, one year old, by Mambrino Patchen, dam by a thoroughbred mare, in @ two mile trial of speed, made the firet mile in three minates and five seconds, and the second mile in three minutes and two seconds. Wares Mr. Cincotn was questioned inregard to some of the wittioisms attrihnted to him, sach as “Grant andthe Whiskey,” etc., he laughed and said: The papers make me «marter than I am; Ihave said nove of these things with one exception. I did say, when I had the smail-pox. “‘Now let the office-seekers come, for at last I have something I cam give to afl of thei §7-The Royal Geographical Society of Lon- = gave a banquet Monday night to Mr. Stan- Y- &7-Mrs. Conrad Seuber, more than seventy years old, died in Lancaster, Pa.,on Wednes- day, from the effects of a drunken debauch. e7“‘Illustrating @ man’s frontispiece” is the westernism for ‘‘putting @ head” on anybody, When will the present era of slang be over? oe new! Bnei cane silver eixty-three feet in width & i and juces = sted mig prod €5,000 te the 87 Mics Ella Gurrettzon and Miss Naanie Butler, of Muscatine, {a., are gone ona tour throu, end throug Ranope anomibes unaccom- Page servant i ascertained was ® married man, tried to commit suicide by eating two boxes of lucifer mathes. She still lives. &7 New pattern of Cheviot shirtings have been hem set Tor next summer’s wear. Blue Unte, with barrow stripes and brown and orange tints, are much in vogue. s7-J. C. Cutting, slag? Caltfornia wool- grower, has sued the P lc railroad for $50,000 om account of being put off for having sto) over on a through ticket, and thereby a 62 Jacob L.. Glass and Mrs. Mary A. Bell, of Shel! county, Ky., met forthe time last lay afternoon, loved married that night, Louisville in a buggy the wi were hij have arrived at Hampton, Va., to attend the colored normal oo = — rene Cg FRENCH EMIGRANIS FOR Vi GINia A Colony of Patriqtic Exiles from Alsace ond Lorraice to Settle Near Washington. WHAT MADNBE OF PROPLE THEY ARE, A telegram in yesterday's STaR from N York stated that two hundred familie’ fr Alsace and Lorraine are preparing to se the neighborhood of Alexandria, Va. From Alexandria 4e of last evening we learn that some time will be dercted by these immigrants to the inspection of the several tract: of land ch are in the market in that section of Vir- This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Associated Press Report PANIC IN XEW YORK. Rapid Spread of the Horse Disease, 7600 Anima’ Alveady Asfectea ia. They desire not jess than foar thous The horse diseas s iu a bods, though they would pre iiferen sule L larger quantity, and will be governe a lcaused a great deal the price and location of and. Tas coic now numbers about two hundred famities, n ‘e skilled in arts, manufactures aod far. gTeate y are all from that portion ot Franc eared tirs tured by the Pru he late war, ¥ Pp. m., al leave their native count than become Prussian su’ to form a je Joint stock compa: and lay ont farms, &c. Their pa: elude all others from the colony, bi come with them, tor the term of daring which time no one of the co! authorized to dispose of any portion of t purchased and embraced within their survey. it they can be suited in Virginia on good terms they say they can increase their colony (o two thousand fami.ies, without any troubie. Tne Gazetie say ‘We hope that Messrs. Green & Wise may be successful in pleasing them, and that our citizens will make every effort in their power to meet the wants and hes of this en- terprise, which, if successful, will be of great value to this section of our state and will lead to a succession of similar enterprises.” The natives of Alsace and Lorraine, no one need now be told, are leaving their homes and their firesides, not by hundreds but by thoas+ ands. Thousands ot them have gone to what is indisputably France; thousands have tg tw seek and tind sympathy and friendship ia Bel- fast among the Irish, and thousands have come here. Since the Ist of January last, between six and seven thousand have reached New York, Of nearly all these the ‘Societe Alsacienne- Lorraine” has taken care. Numbers have been procured places and situations of ali kinds, as painters, glaziers, hair-dressers, basket makers, milliners, seamstresses and household servants And the hegira continues still, and the mo: singular part of it seems to be the utter aston- ishment which each and every one of them ex. presses, and evidently expresses sincerely, to find that any one else expresses surprise at what they have sacrificed, and at the extent to which they are attached to la belle Frar Many of them are very intelligent people, and some of them speak French, German and English. of them, on being asked in New York why they did not remain in Alsace and Lorraine and be- come Prussian subjects, answered:—* Iinposei- Die! We could not unite ourselves with the enemy of our country, the people who devas- tated our telds, ed us i ir march, qnered us at last, and starved car compatriots im Paris, It would have been infamous.” enite I} stricken down fn fe were compelled to cara. Over 2,00) } Une are suffering. street stage line some 5 Up to midnight last night no curred excep. in the “th avenne stables. Tn ‘Brooklyn the disease is reported to be Itis Surely apprehended that the disease will ead so as to materially interrapt the means of trafic throughout the city. There are com> oad car oe — in New York, and if equine travel is stopped this season the losses to business will be very heavy. The disease is denominated eatarrhal fever It commences with a cough, avd in about 3 hours @ running from the eyes and nose is Jc vel and the horse becomes weak; the attec tion being thought similar to the demic. nfs and th withdraw some <es of « THE SAN JUAN BOUNDARY DISPUTE Decision of the Jurists in Faver of the United States. ENGLISH WAYS THAT ARE DARK AND TRICKS THAT ARE VAIN—JOMN BULL InTRIG Politi ‘otes. ~ Senator Morton spe St. Lonia yesterday | decides in favor of th to a large and enthusiastic audience. making the canal de Ho Attorney General Williams spoke to a large | cause of delay in comm poices mass meeting in Richmond, Va ‘s, that an English last night. toot, the object of w Emperor's judgment as to cause the arbitrat to become & failure. Odo Russell, the Eng’ minister at Berlin, therefore’ strives ti prevent the Emperor's acting upon the judgment rendered by the jurists, and is endeavoring to raise a “fi ‘The article in the Times of October 15:h was in- spired by the foreign offi It presents the views the government urges at Berlin, saying that the Ewperor may decide upon any one of the three channels, and falsifies the words of the treaty saving judgment is required upon two specified points. Should Mr. Russell fail to get a declaration favoring the intermediate channel for a boundary he is to labor for a negative judgment; that is, that neither de Haro nor Ro- saris isthe channre! described in the treaty. Thus the treaty will fail like that previously submitted to the King of the Netherlands, wo, imstead of giving a definite decision recom- mended acompromise. The efforts of Princes: ‘Victoria, wite of che Crown Prince, have been enlisted by those engaged in the intrigue. Mr. Bieichroder, a Jew banker and an fnti- mate ax ociateof Bismarck, is very useful in the matter, and has just been appointed British Cor General at Bi The republicans of the Nashville (Tennessee) district have nominated Horace H. Harrison for Congress. The straightout democrats in Oni8 have nominated a full electoral ticket for the state in tavor of O’Conor and Adams. An election is being held in Baltimore to-day for members of the first branch of the city council, to hold office for one year. Avis stated that Mr. Greeley has made up bis mind that no amount of damming will stem the present popular current.”—Boston Trans- cript. Wittiam F. Havemeyer has written a letter to ex-Judge E. Mott, accepting the nomination for Mayor of New York by the comm‘ttee of titty representing the diflerent reform organisa- tions of that c’ t the Congressional muddle in The It appears t the Nashville district is at test settled. democratic executive committee, to whom the question was lett, have selected Col. Golladay as the nominee. General A. M. W'nn, Supreme Architect of the Eeumenic Order of United Mechani:s, writes to A. E. Redstone, Worthy Grand Architect, in this city, a letter in which he <2} he intends toeupport Grant because he is the mechanic's de Thomas J. CroSimer was lart night nominated tor Congress in the seventh district of New York and Charles B. Shaw in the eighth district by Tammany Hail. Adoiph G. During has been nominated in the sixth tet Dy repabli- cans, ‘A special ‘dispatch to the New York Times from St. Louis, Oct. 21, says: Trambull in Iilinois seems to have given up the contest for state and national tickets, and is now usi every m power, and is resorting to al kinds of trades and bargains to obtain the legisia- ture. ‘This will avail him nothing, howere-», the state is sure for Grant and Oglesby, and tne legislature will be republican beyond question. PorsoxinG BY Vaxsitta Ice —Within the last ten years scveral cases of poisoning, from the use of vanilla ice, have been noticed and Published in Paris, Munich, Vienna and other! planes, The most careful investigations have, atled to discover the cause. In a few cases traces of lead, iron and tin, from the vessels uscd, have been found in the ice, but as no poisoning has ever resulted from fruit ices pre- pared in the same vessels, it cannot be due to that. Schroff ie of the opinion that the vanilla bean is poisoned by the natives of South Amer- ica and Mexicg, who cub them with Acajou oil to make them smooth and soft. This oil is not seldom contaminated with a sharp substance which acts like cantharides. He thinks it less prebable that the injurious effects are due to small crystals found in the epidermis of the va- nilla bean (benzoic acid.)—Journal of Applied Chemistry. New York Notes. TRE INSURA’ COMMISSIONERS New York, Vc The commissioners ot Insurance yesteréay did no business, owing ‘o the small attendance. It was suggested, how: " here being bothing in copstitu- rning @ quorum, business could be transacted. The president remerked that the business to be brought up was for private con sideration, and suggested that the future ses- Ls. 's office yesterday that Tweed had announced his intention to offer bail in court thismorming. The ad fitional indictment reporied yesterday was against Jobn D. Farrington—uot Jobn D. Falconer. THREE MEX KILLED BY A RAILROAD TRALN Three men were found dead on the track of the Northern New Jersey railroad, at Pier- mont, last Menday. They are supposed to have been killed by a train. One Dr. wu wae found guilty of x practice yesterday, through ignorance in treat ing a fractured hapd #0 as to cause mortifica tion and subsequent loss of the hand; and $5,W)) were awarded. ad en COMMIESSR 8 SEVERE me night discursed a proposition i urge A. RK. — nd Feces from his jemocratic can- are 1 MA} and accept the nom- ination of city judge. . 55 Susenen oe 4 FoLIceMa To BE RUNG. Rogers last evening coufessed having struck Donsaue, ‘ot eeman, with @ stick, but asserted that he did mot intend to killhim: | He (| ) was drunk at the time. He stated that, > struck Donabue once, another rough, named Denver, took the stick and beat Donabue on the head with it antl it broke, and that he also saw ethers of the gang named Kitchie, Gideon and Fuint, strike hin on the head with ties and stones and kick him while he laid on the ground. The jury returned & verdict of murder in the first degree, and Judge Gilbert sentenced Rogers to be bung on the 6th of December. His counsel will apply tor * writ of error. STOKES’ COUNSEL to-day presented an altidavit of their client asking for teial during the present term of tue court of oyer and terminer. TWEED RURRENDERS. Wm. M. Tweed delivered himself up to the sheriff 1036 &. m. to-day, and is now in his custody in the court of over and terminer. TWEED BAILED ovr. Tweed proceeded from the court of Over and Terminer to the District Attorney's office, where he gave bail for $50,000 on each indi >. ment. Edward Kearney ani Alfred B. Sands became his bondsmen. AN ANONYMOUS BURGLAR offers to come to New York city, prodace the murderer of Nathan, the banker, anc prove said murderer's guilt, provided he is given immuni- ty from requisitions from other states, and pad —$___ MYSTERIOUS ABDUCTION OF WISCONSIN Womey.—In Madison, Wis, two m cases have just occurred. Miss Amelia Schet- ter, @ very prepossessing girl of 18 years, while on a@ visit at her father’s, at McFarland, Saturday last, mystertensty disappeared in the evening, and no clue oan be ascertained as to ker whereabouts. A married woman was ab- ducted in the tewn of Windsor, abort a w. ago, and was taken away forcibly by two m: in # covered carriage, drugging her hus- band. He seems te know nothing of the cir- cumstances. Hert dress was found on the road several miles from her residence aed carried to the sheriff's office. Fears of foul play are en- tertained in both of these Svit To Recoveg Tag Vatve or a STOLEN Cneck.—Louisa as brought suit to recover from the New York $5,900, gold, in check dated January 21, 1865. The check was stolen from the original owner, and the payment was immediately stopped. Subse- quently 4 duplicate was issued and paid by the bank. ‘Three years after, Mrs. Nolan, while at the St. Charles hotel, Orleans, received the check from one Nolan, as collateral tor $4,000, and ‘aad it presented to the Bank of New York, which refused payment. A verdict was rendered tor the defendant. es EVIDENCE STOLEN FROM A PENNSYLVANIA Court Hovss.—Last “March, soon after the $5,000 after the conviction of thi ‘ in ee es 4 oa — ie OFFERS FOR GOVERNMENT BONDS 5 or! 5 c r 7 was entered anda number of vouchers stolen, ng to about £2 ein “mt trom 112 40% IeHED. Maonip, Oct. 23.—Meetings have lately been ueld in 5) at i a} provinses, of whieh tiom of the army conscription system. 4 PLEA OF MERCY POR THE CARLISTS. | that the time made by T: i Paaceet stute reste) ALS OF oT okt The third anneal fall meeting of the Mery land jookey cial at Pimiicd. near Baltimore. yesterday jnm@ugurated wader ¢ anspices. The Raftimore Sun HH — teobenes web very probably larger th on any fener cece le chee raed the trenge rata st the course, Tae number of carriage: an er vehicles In attendance, pa private, wae simy ty immeus, and far akbad © anything of the kind ever witnessed ou th grounds. Among the spectators there WAT « very large proportion of Indies, who appeared te be not the icast interested witnesses of joc sports to the turf, OF the well-known citl#én« present ex-Govs. Thomas Swann and Oven Bowe were noticed, Derides hundreds of ether Prominent tn business, profess: ¥ and other- wise, The races were four in number, beginning « one o'clock sharp with the exciting Lardie race. Phe spor au h All the races were character Promptitude, so that the interest tore Was never »: e Dani at Hubbard, from owed that bonor, under heary pulling, with Dru Chamberlain's bay colt third. T ¢ kame stables There was very little exeitemont fing we other two races. FASTEST MILE NEAT ON PIMLICO TRACK. For the third race, mile hests, for the Pimlico Stakes, there were five entries, bet only two ts—Me iel's Tobman and jarvis’ Fad heats were easily won man, who distanced Fadia. mile. Time, 1474 and 1454 Tub = the fastest mile beat k. RTE AND Tt For the fourth and | jood bay, four years three miles, #2 HERE’s Your Bonora Scotian prove we extraordin: cused is Anp Cotton, w aid a rather swarthy in Dartam jatl await of wiltul murder of pson, Charles Eu ward Cotton, at West Auckland. Her career since he left pother's roof, when eighte oF nineteen years of age, seems to b strange ove. She has been uo less than tour times married, in two casesto widowers having families. No fewer than twenty deat tw bave occurred at ber hands, viz., those of her mother, three husbands, fifteen children, and a lodger. AN IMPORTANT SCHRAPY JUDGMENT wa given in the supreme court yesterday, im the case of Hudson D. Wolfe et al., plaintitts vs Udolpho Wolfe company, defendants. The de- fendante claim that calling their cordial “Bel! schyapps,” the plaintifts were infringing upon the trade mark of the Ldolpho Wolte company as the latter claimed a patent right to the intro- duction of the word * Schnapp™ iuto our lan guage, and consequentiy fostified the steps for Which thie action was brought against them Plaintiffs’ counsel succeeded in proving, on the contrary, thai the introduction of the word was in our vocabulary was coe ntonic Use of the juniper berry in this country, and a ver- ict t0r plainiigs was rendered accor tingly N.Y, World Bapige aRE Cezar in the ofl countr: ding to a circumstance related by the Journal. A woman came on foot from tue vi lage of ‘Triumph to Fagundas, bearing ip ber arms a beautiful babe two weeks olf. She stated that she was very poor, and woul] sell the child for money to whoever wished to buy it gentleman ofered her ten dollars for it, w epted, the contracting parties going be- fore a magistrate and baving the bargan legally ratified. “The unnatural mother then leit, but returned in @ te ours and Seked to have the child restored to her,as another party bad of- tered her twenty-five dollars fur it. The pur- cbaser refused, How ir Fesi® To Powoxro with STRYCHSINE.—A man out in Nevada, who took & dose of strychnine by mistake and escaped te tell the tale, describes the sensation of dying by this process. It is enough to deter any person iu his senses irom selecting that mode of com- mitting euicide. He says he felt a suc -ession ot shocks and convulsions, each worse than being broken on the wheel, and after suffering terrible torments for a period that seemed of infinitive duration, be finally sunk into unconsc:ousness, trom which he was rescued by the u!most exer- tions of a ekilful physician. A Davontsn oy D mes Livingstone, has 5 ie fact, ie which te expe that he hes o.ftt two letters | Bir, Bennett; that he meant to have kept the materi,""‘ bimuselt, bai because expedition was expensive he “*T® ME- Si icy what would heip in bis hands would A bu tanley, in London, on > night, by the Koval Geogr: Lich many of the no tlemen were an irish gent Madume Kattaz where she bad tal toa friend can come.” world; the telegr last, Who isa grei und who laughed, the telegram caused Tae coat Tx. is just now worki ual factorily to all interests and at prices to con- sumers a: low as can be ailorded and maintain Present wages at the mines. In order to con- tiuue the present satisfactory condition of affairs we understand that representatives from all the d does still, S7 A promivent citizen of 01 has been sued by a squaw lors! breech of 87-The Montreal servant- eos Modes for bigher wages. Fhe ‘cocks want gar eet S7 Alphonse Karr has in his 'brary the skull of hus once cor > Of a servant-girl