Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1872, Page 1

SS re * THE EVENING STAR. | Published Daily, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, | Pennsylvania Avenue, corner lith St, BY THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER COMP’Y. &. BH. BRAUPPAILAN Prat. THE BVENING STAR is served by carriers heir subscribers at Tay CENTS PRR WHER, 0 y Focr CENTS PER MONTH. Coples at the conn'er ‘wo CESTs eae! B i—throe months, $1.0; ixmonths. $3 +25 THE WEEKLY STAR—publiched F \ & year. GF Invariably in wivarce nh Cases, vou Bnd no paper eent longer than pai! for | ; SF Bates of advertising fnraished on application. | to on: 91.0 40—-N®. 6.136 Che Lbening I. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1872. LECTURES. ce“ STAR COURSE OF LEOTURES. ULES AND REGULATIONS IN| R REGARD TO SMALL-PU} : taser rare of «mali-pox is to Aiffane Sede Sod under cor teia Tavorable covattioan 11 ommur'cabt: from perecn to pereon, bu pond del te reat distances | erie cecauaation of the specttic phon, LINCOLN FALL SEASON 15723. tre ing naniiary reraiations have Pern wiped | ELAUSD YATES por mbor, 2 Boar: ‘and appr dy the Gov uhject—~ Modern Boe Br tikes District of Ucidmbra, n°? © | DANIEL ‘DOUGHEBTY—D ‘Sad guardians shali cause their children | Fabject—*Orators and Or to be waccil led before they atain = B = DE bi ag ree ron : Fears, aud revaccinated whenever the | Baiyect— "Our New (lerg" 1 Weare of iteaith shally altar five years from thelast | MENDELSSOHN QU'NTETTE CLUB of Boston, vaccination, teqnite it =f December 23 T f Health h r orders and require: | ONCERT. the in ae allt abitan the ey of Coiambin a whenever in the aude “yannary 15 Forecns ve do net Terioh ox tome: its Follies and Changs. successful LUI Ps caboat) February 1; ve yeare mie n cot h will farnish the m: aM nuabis to GEORGE ‘ebrnary 26; Subject to be anu.unced Covre etsy edssats. $3. For sale ot © Tickets, with renege vente, Or 327 7th strest Yace'wation to such persc ar the same. For this cians will t | the pri pose j Bil people who need vaccination Principals of tvcorporated manufacturing compa- | ni int cases, refer acid in BONNET VELVETS. SILKS, Taffeta is BL ats = ae at cost, at WILLA! UPIER AND. yroronss Bg ii TRE BOCRD GLOVES. At Willian’s. thomas or To, walees they produce puitictont evidence of ‘Vious success’ul vaccination having takes | thin five years. : Teall po belie eminently contagions and infec- tious, teolation forms an imperative necessity the prev of ita propagation." Whe therefore. a case pox 2 Nore than Wo iubabitante, it sbal fhe duty of the bead of the family to select the Yor the occa Upon their admivsiva there re le elbow be fmmediately Stippente eee which te written in jarge fan's. ad Hoel ettere. Small pox, here. thal! be | “Gstrich Tips and fancy Feat¥ereat Willian’. 4 posed part of the infected house y made to order in Paris. at Willian teeing Premen and Cloaks made to order at Willian’s. It shail be tbe duty of those in whose dwelling: KF One price only at LLIAN’S, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. u occurs to fumigate the houss, and the Foun of the pationt. with sulphur. thres tims s day ; to cleanse and disinfect every part of the dwal Tiny by the fr-e ese of chiorinated sota, carbolic . treme ebloralum, or such other disinfectant { Health may direct. are yard, steeped ina bolic acid. or brom: | LADIES’ FASHIONABLE HAIR DBESSER shall be bung to the patient's room, aad a watural cturer. P. Rept constantly ted with the said disinfect Perk cbeap, Hamas ‘sie Yous, ne ‘sei dias se Foo © patio ye Kept thoro Braids only $3. A large stock to select from ited ad ne bee pee Reet thoroughly | op hand. Call and examine for yourself. ‘oclé $m a8 hind theemall-pox, or ® men f th bali be allowed to enter the same. Person in attendance neon the sick shall not ou: tac ther immates or persons. w Deen previonaly properly fumigated and afected, and changes the clothing worn by them while in the mic! he the duty of said attendants to see that Bo clothing is comveyed from the sick room that has Dot been previously distpfected and fumigated. And, moreover, all clothing iu room, or Worn by the tient while aflected by amail-pox, shall be kept ietinct and separate, and shall be given out to te only to persons who have had the: pox, stated Ty instance thet they sre nd washed sepparateiy other citizens ® MISS E. A. McCORMICK, e& 606 NINTH STREET N. W., Will open MONDAY, October 14th, 8 large and clegant assortment of IMPORTED AND PATTERN vel0-tr BONNETS AND ROUND HA a JUBT OPENING ® A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS asd VELVETS, OF ALL COLORS, At Low Prices, at se 25-tr & y cane 8. HELLER’, No, 715 Market Space. DRY GOODS. RINGIPAL ATTRACTION Now IN THE CITY ts @LFORD @ SHILBERG’S, NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT, South reprnipenarn rae é aerate partes & Pokaiea sa pOMESTIC ODE, namely: Bomiettc Dingss Go g name Easprees Clothe of ail Bhades, pacas, lain Corded single width Brees. 4 GKFAT SeRCiALTY 1W BLACK helenae 5 classes, én arin, Preuch Merino, Bisrrits, "Taxtee, “gine and cord Velveteous; Fiannels in all shade: Water fe of all colors; Cassimeres, from tRe cheapest to the best grades; Corduroy, Ac. &e. A large assortment of Ottoman and shaw; Blaukcts, Quilts flctiaes. and Comforters; Table shall be Linens, Sapsine aud Towels; Shirtings, Cottons pose chotee Prints. 3 In connection with the above-named Goods are algo kept a large variety of ROTIONS, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, | ‘and other articles too numerous to mention oveet Ay net of te bey and the bartal ‘5 joere apprinted ior that pur Oy the Borsdcf Health. be pox ambalacce chal! be kept at the ‘emat! pox Doepital The ambulance shal! be accompanied by an ie- spector whenever p’ eded for jhe removal of siuall Pox petiente of otherwise. ‘The inspector accompanying the ambulance, and % the driver are forbiciden fret eutcring strcot cars lk Sal So Bie, Renae wi) secnly exmupecante tte nit of clothing to wear | B@” REMEMBER evita, small Dox patients; The Arcade, © kept fumigate Stall tines. end under no cir No, 427 SEVENTH STEERT SOUTR, oan es wont Be oe Ee when off duty. Between D aud B. iuspecter attendivg to —Five cents will the driver of the ambulau all, P ascls direct te the dour of this pein i ear « linen suit ile on daty ment. no2-tr emall-por peticute shall forsigate Sot Siencethe pow patie . fect the dweilir here small-pex cases occur. He shell ED aro thatthe clothing is repel disinfected. pected UCATIONAL. Bp. carrie ¥ to the ambulance, and destruyed. = Beier eres: | Mitadn ie BERLE" Zee ts, bereons which have t |. the 4 Yalue of the same, and the names of the | (7 $iBUmM, including Music and th re piano or books. "Bod to whom they belong, and give sreceipt foF | orces given tp Washington and Alexandria. Miss sare Under no circumstances SPECIAL NOTICES. Fine @ld Bye Whisky. WARRANTED PEBFECTLY PURE. FOR MEDICINAL sp” FAMILY USE, LARGE BOTTLES, $1 PEB BOTTLE; ok $5 PER GALLON. Also,ail kinds of CALIFORNIA WINTS.7 5c. Si pores: PORT. ANGEL USCATEL, CA, MUSC BBY, HOCK and CLARET. Also, KELLY ISLAND UALAWBA. These Wines are very superior, and just as repre sented. ARTHUR NATTANS, Dru not-tr A Cara A Clergyman, while as missionary, discover: for the cure of Nervous Wear Divease of the Urinary acd Sem whole train of dlaorde viclons habits. Great this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to bene the sfilicted and nafortunate, L will send ths rec fer prepariug and using this medicine, !n a scaled envelope. to any one who Leeds it. Free of Charce. ‘Address, Jos eet TINM AN. Station D, Bible House, New York City. mar22-1y AMUSEMENTS. EW NATIONAL THEATER. Mr. J. G. SAVILLE, Lessee and Manager. LAST THREE NIGHTS oF THE Distinguiened lian, MK. JOSEPH PROCTOR, leference ‘When, tothe popular will, be will ap- we eeiesar in bia great picture of 4 WILD FRONTI LIFE, Being the 3,002) PRESENTATION Of the and Absorbing NICK OF THE WOODS; OR. ‘THE JIBBENAINOSAY. FRIDAY, November 15, BENEFIT OF Mk. PROCTOR. GBAND DOUBLE BILL, MATINEE SATURDAY : RED POCKET BOOK. SATURDAY NIGHT : y + and OUTAHLANCBET, 006 seinL, THE BEBEL. MONDAY NEXT, November 18, ait THE LINGARDS. wis INGTON THEATER COMIQUE, RIDAY EVENING, November 15 157 BENSFIT OF TH& POOK SUFFEK P wrmrcie STE ReON bigeye: Pome - MOBSTER PROGRAMME '! ASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE, W Bleventh st., south of Peunsylvania avenue. RS OUB BEST EFFORTS BROUGHTINTO PLAY. CHALLENGE VARIETY COMPANY OF THE WORLD. VaST AND UNPRECEDENTED COMBI = ash TION OF BXCELLENCES. THE GREAT ENGLISH BALLAD OPEBA TROUPE, A mammoth undertaking, but a preinde to a con- tinnous host of attractive novelties, THE GREAT SAPPHO TROUPE, And an Avalanche of Wonderful Sensations. The greatest, best, most pleasurable. and largest ‘entertainment ever in a Variety Theater. A BTUPENDOUS BILL OF UNVARIED AT- TBACTIONS AND DELIGHTS, M’LLE DE GRANVILLE, The Women with the Jaw of Iron. A DENTAL PHENOMENON! FAIRY, THE INFANT VENUS. TONY HABVEY, the tmpersonation of Negroism HAWLEY BBOTHEBS, Song and Dance Dromios. FRANK HOWE, the Comic Datchman. A NEW AND EXCELSIOR COMPANY. all 3 ech cara! HALL. THEODORE THOMAS’ UTNEQUALLED CONCERTS. SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PEEFORMEBS, ‘The largest and most Concert Troupe which thas ever traveled either fn this country or ie = rope. 1 reowesens neees J. Goscuz. FRIDAY EVENING. November 151. FIRST GRAND CONGERS, MONDAY EVBNING, November 131x, SECONDAND LAST VUONCERT, The foliowing celebrated Soioimie Will appear; MR GEOBGE L. O8c00D, The youvg American Tenor. His first appearance MB. BERNHARD LISTEMANN, ‘The celebrated Violinist. Together with the UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA. PRICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR. Beserved Seats... 50 cents extra, ‘The sale of od poate and tickets will com. mence on T! DAY MORNING, November 12h, st Metzerott & Oo.’s, where the Programmes cau also be had. mat 734. Tocommence ats qTemver & Sens’ Pianos are used at all The Concerts. ng TS manink BAND WILL GIVE 4 CONCERT At Concordia Ball On NDAY TU! NT SSS MOUPAY sztaronvar svexryce Ow No.) On Exhibition (Naw ane and Sale te ru Br. ar ru St. street, D streets, Se one Tegrecbove Obs Faioer Hane clght remember Hameand Number. _jel-ly* It the ambalance be | ADAM, 205 King st.. Alexandria, Va._novi3-1m* allowed to tarry in the streets, except fer sucii BIVATE L&SSSONS OB TUITION IN Jength of time as will be royuirad to remove the Classes and echools tn " h and Sing- Patient or the body . mg by an expericaced Iaty, edacated tn, Berita ‘The smbulance shall notbe taken to any place for |. Prussia.) Best refereaces, Address B. 8., Star Repair: pot if Fepelr is nesded. 8 pervou having bat | Spice. ail-6¢* ‘small. pox shell Le engaged to tnead or wlar depostiory T Mi “ L. FLETCHERS SOBOOKL EY YOUNG In Criving the ambulance to ary point, care shat! | LVI LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1921 Nec Yors Be taken ty avoid crowed strcete, echool h a —The second quarter will c - 4 8. JUSTH PAYS FAIR PRICES { ice. E. Gents’ and Widren’s SROOND RAND CLOTHING, UNDERB-CLOTHING, BO 0 TB, SHOES, &c.. at nity D street, between Sth and 7th sta, Hotes by mail promptly attended to. ocd-1y umumence No freqacnted places. driver s! 20TH. Heferences, Bishop Piskuey and tioab out of crowded ‘th: Cox. ocl9-1m ghail avoid meeting oF passing Any procession, YATE LEStONs, or Tuition in Ulasecs, in tape of Figen Saw the Ergilsh branches, Latia and French. B th ne tn = on og ee fee ard rratiemen iurnad. Fog terme, & rer rtuor My} use inguire by letter er tu Person 3 F Ret ee tant” | WRIGHT. 1055 New Vock avenue.” sls la Officer n ust be tmmediat Th rector of exch di the presence sunt locality of small pox cases in hi Cistrict, and it shal! be bis duty to se that e Fegniations reinting to hon-es hav properly enforce thet out of the dwelling or come im contact with any oe peree ye topes te an urbane manner inform M2?*0rorrran DOLLAR STORE. kmail pox, bat shal) ae: * mall pox Thave now open for your inspection the hand- im the cwciling so ae uot to expose the other thmates | *meet arsortment of inca. “Whenever « patient in a tenement, lodging house, DOLLAR GOODS Beard: use, or botel ts so situated that be can rdir g-bot Eat be iotaced from other inmates, he or she shall Temeved and takea to the hospi ft you ever have seen together, and it will certainly pay you to take # look st them. The variety is so large that it would be a fatile effort to enumerate them, so I willenly call your attention toa few ar- bm lately received, aad which are remarkably cheap: Ladies’ U1 its. gotten up in such a style that it will surprise you, they superior. at 91, Hose, 3 a. cents and @1. inspector aball the rules regardi Sepa vateens os die of emall-pox te Steel. for @1. gee by fhe Boge cf Wea et he Beet American Clocts, brese worke. oar -. ‘An set prevention tase fa the Solid Walnut Brookes ine wale at en. at 3 of . by the Legisistive As- jh each lh ‘CEBIS_C. OOX,M D., 4D. Clothes and Hat Backs, Towel Backs, &c., at $1 test: D. W.. = — ‘The best 2 bution Kié you. 2. Roerreet: WR Gate. civeset cots i ty tall Tine of Baicheia, aiicether, ta Ssterent ' METEOFO: mb: elle and Ompes to. variety. CP Vink PEsCRANCE COMP asym | LivreLscking tamer Soe Woeetea 8 THE I might cheep om in this way, bat cannot de so oF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. CAG ANIZED AUG UST 26, 1570, witbont becomtug tedious, so I will only add thet I guarantee every article sold at my store to be at least 25 per cent. cheaper then it can be bought clsew hore, ud to be as good in quality se It is pos- ; Balidi-g.Ne 905% Penasyt. | Mbit to bemade. Comics in Shepherd» Build -5. Ne consyl- enue. nS LY. zB. ERG bases MB. TODD: Vice President, ee retary. Wetropoliian Dollar Store. ecto te 312 Term Srarer, wear Pexna. AVE. SADR TDi, lnc ¢ werins the ats ‘onmectiout avenue and 1 pova-im' ie let, corper of street OULAGEMENT POUR LES PLEDS; CORS SNLEVBS SANS PEINE; durillone msuvats ongles,scignes avec succes, par le BOCTEUR WHITE, Chiropediste, 635 isth street, ite th ‘Treasury Department. os Pour soins donnes chezlul, $1; a domicile, @3. Le DOCTEUR WHITE, cst etablia Washington depuis 1861. povd ree FAMILY USE. THE HatrFornrnp LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE, The Very Best Sauce and Relish Made in Any Part of the World, ‘oPrrcray, <9 H. HH. HEMPLER, « MEC. AMIOAL 9 pea venue, corner a Pebble. ‘Washington N ews and Gossip. INTERNAL Ravenve. source to-day were Tue U.S. STEAMER YANTIC was to sail from Palermo, Italy, on the 25th of October for Port Said. Sosaysa letter from her commander, who writes also: “Officers and crew all well.” Tue Sax JuAN AwAnv.—The Department of State received yesterday an official copy of the awari m de by the Emperor of Germany in the San Juan arbitrat he receipts from this 25.40.15. PostaGe on Crromos, EXGRATINGS, & Tbe Postmaster General bas reversed his re Jecision in regard to chromos, engravings, &c., and now holds that they sball be classed as printed matier. Tue noves commirrEee on appropriations meets at the Capitol on Tuesday next. General Gorfeld, the chairman, arrived several days ago. Mr. Sargent, of California, will arrive in a day or two, and other members on the com- mittee are expected here by Tuesday. Tue Case OF Henry Fitzaven, owner of large estates in Stafford and Culpeper counties, Virginia, was closed before the southern claims commission yesterday by the testimony of several new witnesses, introduced to testify to the loyalty of the claimant during the late war. He claims $70,000. THE current number of Harper's Weekly (re- ceived from J. C. Parker) has Nast’s closing political cartoon of the Presidential campaign— @ large picture showing how the business of Chaspiny Rands ‘across the bi chasm canfe to grief. Another picture is an undoubted likeness of Nast himself, who appears in the character of the Moor with ‘occupation gone.” Nast will always find themes for his pencil, however. Tse Kansas JUDICIAL IMPRACHMENT Ix- VESTIGATION.—The sub-committee of the House judiciary committee authorized to visit Kansas and prosecute their investigations looking to the impeachment of Judge Delaty, ot the United States District Court, met at Leavenworth, Kansas, yesterday and commenced taking tes mony. Messrs. Wilson, of Indiana, and El- dridge, of Wisconsin, were the only two mem- bers of the committee present, GoveRNMERT Alp vor THE James Riven AND KANAWHA CANAL.—Senator Lewis, of Virginia, Hons. J. B. Sener and J. Ambler Smith, Col. C.S. Carrington, president .James river and Kanawha canal company, E. Lor- raine, chief engineer, Dr. E. H. Smith, U. S. assessor, Kichmond, Major A. M. Lawson and Hon. 8.8. Lewis, of Virginia, and Hon. Win Loughbridge, of Iowa, lad an interview with the Presi@ent this morning in reference to gov- ernment aid for the James river and Kanawha canal. The President expressed himself as fa- vorable to the project, and promised to mention it in bis message, or inake it the subject of a special message to Congress. PeRsoNAL.—Bartlett, of the Springfield Re- publican, is in town after his summer’s ruralizing at hisConnecticut home. What he knowsabout farming has not been unpleasant, judgiog from his robustious appearance. ~----Senator Lewis, of Virgima, Hon. J. Ambler Smith, member of Congress-elect trom the Kichmond (Virginia) district, and Hon. William Loughridge, of lowa, ‘are at the National. ‘We re; beer that the wife of Mr. Wim. M. Ireland, chief clerk of the finance office of the Post Office department, is lying hopelessly til. Judge J. J. Martin; 6th auditor of the treasury, has returned from Alabama. His natlye county gave 1,300 repub- lican majority, GOVERNMENT SALB Ov Tozacco.—The com- miseioner of internal revenue hus, with the ap- proval of the Secretary of the Treasury, pre- pared to be issued instructions to the several collectors in charge of bonded warehouses for the storage of manufactured tobacco and snuff, for the sale, at public auction, for the benefit of the United States, of any tobacoo or snuff re- maining in said bonded warehouses on and after December 6th proximo, or remaining in ware- houses for a period of not more than six months after the passage of the act of June 6th, 1572, with a view ot immediately closing up all euch warehouses, according to the terms and pro- visious of said act of June 6th, PcsTaL AvPatrs 1N Bostos.—Mr, E. B, Petheridge, chief special agent of the Post Of- fice department, has forwarded a report te the lepartment relative to postal losses in Boston hy the late fire. He enumerates the articlzs lost by fire and da: xd by water, and con- cludes that the total loss was comrrativel (rifling. He states that he bas on74224 the ol South chugch to be used as, pest omice ata rental of #25,000 per year—*,a,0n0 less than was offered the church comatttee by business men, The postmaster geueral has ratified this ar- rangement and ton of the building will be given in about @ week. Mr. P. Says that the new post office was 80 much dat ‘by the tire that a good portion of the building on both tide Fereets will have to be taken down and re- ul Tae OFPIOtAL EXAMINATION OF THE PRINT- mo Burgau oF Tus Treasury Dararr MENT—Everything Found to be Correct.—Messts. Isaac Thornton, of the secretary’s office; Lewis D. Moore, ot the register’s office, and 3. Guth- tle, of the treasurer's office, the committee ap- pointed by Secretary Boutwell to examine the balances on hand in the bureau of engraving aud printing, have made a carefulexamination of the aifaire of that bureau—securities printed and part printed, &c., and found everything correct in every particular, the ac counts’ of the "superintendent agreein, with those in the office of the secretary They counted 64,955 impressions of the 5 per vent. coupon bonds, the value of which is #26 740.400, and 1,059’ impressions of the regise tered 5 per cent. bonds, funded loan, amounting to $7,661,200. There were £53,942 impressions of United States notes counted, amounting to $12,187,136. In fractional currency they counted £3,045,760. Every sheet of paper was carefully examined, aud the entire management of the bureau founa to be satisfactory. PRESIDENT GRANT TAKS A STAND FOR CiviL Skuvick KerorM—A delegation of prominent politicians from Pennsylvania called upon President Grant this mom- ing for the purpose of securing the ap- pointment of George Truman postmaster of Philadelphia. Among the prominent mem- bers of the party were General Cameron, Gov. Hartranft, Mayor Stokeley, District Avermy W. B. Mann, Sheriff Leeds, U. S. Marshal Kerns, Hon. Charles O'Neill, besides several members elect of the Pennsylvania sag peets, The delegation was received by the President about eleven o’clock, and the membersof it were introduced by Secretary Robeson. Mayor Stokeley, who acted as spokesman of the party, urged’ upon the President the i portance of the appointment of Mr. Traman, who he said was pix lican and a warm friend of the administration. The republican party, the mayor added, had gained a great vic- tory in Pennsylvania, but it was to ng ad the organization, and the appointment ot Mr. Truman would contribute ly to that end. He was aware that the Presi- 8 desire lations of dent bad ai to apply the ru and the il service commission in fature ap- pointments, but be thought that in case, and inasmuch as Mr. Traman’s ‘Sppointment Fatt ernest le! a, rules an bY tions sheuld be set aside. not th service rules. They certainly not stop to think of them when they were rolling up large majorities for Grant and on. m. Doge a one been standing at the end o is le wi ayor him, with one hand ontns table and the ‘end the ‘ions of the civil service commission. made up his mind to enforce them mn eceasions. In the present case two can: were presented. One of them. Mr. Fatrman, Usd been an employe of the posi office at Phila: come time, Geipbia for as as he knew, was entirely competent fl the master. If he was disposed to set agi the civil service regulations and go outside, he Appotat Mr. Truman, the other candidate, bu could bas eg = eomert Go this. with the me legation “4 ; tmpression that a7 Percival B. Speer, convicted of forgery Filiadelphis, and sentenced fo tures years 5 e ntiary. from March, 17], deca pardoned by the President, | oa UNDER GROUND TRANSPORTATION. Pneumatic Tabes against Railroads. Washington to Baltimore in Forty Minutes California Wheat whis' threugh to Kew York in a Few ing about the Con struction and Workings of the Tubes When the first line of magnetic telegrayh— that between Washington and Baltimore—was constructed, the project was gener: jon because of havir small appropriation requisite ment b priment voted for the the experi- bs eyes wh equal value, and cause ac of Congre b the internal commerce of thi The pneumatic tube, about been within the past qua’ will soon be constructed and p A PRACTICAL TEST between the Capitol and Government Printing Office. Reference has heretofore been made la ‘Tue STR tothe project of Mr. Albert Bris- bane, and a brief description of the tube in- vented by Lim was given. Congress, it will be remembered, at the last session appropriated $15,000 to construct a tube of his patent between the Capitol and Government Printing Office, and as the work of laying it wil’ soon be com menced, there will no doubt be much interest felt in its completion and practical worki Pneumatic tubes are now successfully working short distances in New York, London, Pari. and Berlin, but they constructed on a dif- ferent plan from that oi Mr. Brisbane, the vehicle in those tubes being ran on wheels, while in that of Mr. B. it is not, and conse- juemtly much loss by friction is avoided. Mr. risbane claims that he can transmit kages through a tube from New York to San Franciseo y hol spheres in the tube and cympencr 3 the alr from the other end from that in whic! the sphere is started, thus creating a vacuum, causing the atmospheric pressure of 15 pounds to the square inch to drive the sphere through rapidly. ‘THE INVENTOR is an elderly gentleman over sixty years of age, tall but very thin, with grey hair and side whix kers, and a thoughiful cast of countenance. He has given years of study to his plans, and talks with much earnestness about his project and the glorious results he expects to achieve. «Why, sir,” ne said to our reporter, “ I wil! bring wheat from Sau Francisco to New York inatew hours. Iwill make a complete revo- lution in the commercial world.” Keporter —What size tube wonld you require transport packages from San Francis Mr. B.—Twelve feet diameter will a every purpose. t But your tube will cost more than # wer No, sir, not as much. Kep.—How about getting over the mountains fou srs compelied to preserve a straight line in javing the tube, are you not 7 Mr. B.—No, sir, up hill or down hill makes no difference to me. Why, sir, have started at arest and thrown the sphere up an angle of forty-five degrees, simply by exliausting the alr. In Buffalo they have an ordinary tube of six inches diameter, one end of which they insert in vessel loaded with wheat and exhaust the air from the other end in the top of th iding ninety feet above the vessel, and away gocs the wheat. Kuns right up the tube, DON’T YOU SEB? Why, sir, all transportation is to be revolu- tionized by this pneumatic tube. The man at the tube in Buffalo told me that he could not only Up wheat, but conld carry upa keg of shingle nails, simply by exhausting the air. Kep.—If_your tube between the Capitol and Printing office works successfully, what will be 1or = effort ? r. the maiis from the post office here and deposit them in the Baltimore post office in 49 minutes, atleast. You see six stout horses are required in a pneumatic tube, exhaust the air trom the other end, and a child can start it. Why, sir, in a tube perfectly air-tight I can send » ball from here to Pi HASODIA Simply by exhausting the atr. Rep—Wetl, I wish you sttecess. ‘Mr. B.—It must be ‘a success, sir, V-- ‘sink only fellow the laws of nature by ma intr the world is sphere, the pianets are spheres, and all powers Of “comotion are governed by the ephere. 7 am ‘no enthusiast. ‘T don't want may brevst covered wigh medals. It was by acct” pt that I discovered this, and if it proves SU<ceestul then 1 will be content to know that I ae benefit to mankind. 1 wilt chow yen lation ever: ere, and make flour four dollars a barrel. ‘The appropriation I got from Congress to make this tube is small. I don't expect to make anything, but J waut Congress to see the practical workings of the tube. THE CONTRACT. ‘The work of laying the tube between the Cap- itol and the Government Printing office was Placed under the superintendence of Mr. Ulark, architect of the Capitol, and that officer entered into contract with Mr. Brisbane last spring, the latter being required to furnish all mu- chinvery, materials and labor necessary for its construction and proper working. It is to be laid along north Capitol street, from three to ten feet below the surface, care being taken to preserve a it line as far as possible. is to repiace, resod, and put in proper condition the streets, parks, and bridges along the line ot the tube. eure and put in place all the ceerary fans an rs to exhaurt the air; and to turvieh oe, steam engines to propel the same; it being understood that in order to pre- vent renee dF of machinery the engines at the Capitol and Government Printing office may be used for that purpose if found practicable. HOw IT Is MADE, ‘The tude is made of pine staves of three or tour inches width, one inch thick, pat together in circular form, and securely fastened with heavy iren hoops placed at intervals of four or five feet. Several coatings of thiek paper are then wrapped around it to make it per- teetly air-tight, and the tube is placed in the trench securely packed in clay. Before it is put together, however, the wooden stayes are subjected to a steam exhaustion of G pounts pressure to the square inch, which drives out the sap and congeals the albumen. 1 then boiled in @ preparation of rosin an seed ofl to make them perfectly water-proof ‘The inside diameter will be thirty-one inches, and that of the sphere thirty inches. The in- tire length of it will be 3,200 feet. TRE MACHINERY to work it, consists of two small engines, one iu the Capitol and the other in the Printing office, with a single telegraph wire between the two points, two air poms and blowers, one of each ‘arcels to be transmitted trom to the other will be placed in the post yo 8 — yor rad man at the —_ end by means je telegraph wire to start the — oped which exhausts the air from that end, an atmospheric pressure upon the ball soon starts it towards its destination. Tv haust is kept up, and hind the bail carries it ‘he ex- the natural preasore be- at a rapid rate, not have it completed and & couple of months, should putting it down by the weather. — 2. - Sta car through Baltimore. Put that car | beck tl ] Ameetizg of the conservative del weavers in Tilt & Son’s Pheaix Paterson, N.J., quit work in as a the proprietors TWO CENTS. THE BOSTON FIRE. List of the Killed and Missing. SCENES IN THE BURNED DISTRICT. neladed in list nearly complete of the loss of lite and limb by the terrible conflagaration in Boston are the following cases: Lewis C Thompson, struck by a falling wall and killed, Louis Porter Abbott, baried in Weeks & Pot Frank Olmstead, ef steamer No. 1, of Cambridge, fatally injured; W erry and Da Cochrane, of steamer No. 4, and five un known persons, buried under Weeks & Potter's store; Joxeph Burr and George Smith, the former ot Dorchester and the latter of Neponsett, who came in Saturday evening to see the fire, were last seen in the vicinity of Chauncey street, and it is feared they have been k falling walls; Walter dan Hose Company N missing since three @ 22 Broadway, has been missed o'clock 3, Albert € fireman rlestown, the ol postefiice 8 brother, Lonis Porter Abt. day afternoon. is missing. an ed to be buried in the ruins ot Bradford store on Washington street. Ab- bot was to have been matried to @ young indy vt Charlestown on Thanksgiving day, arrangements having been completed. The young woman bas been in attendance on him constantly siuce Sunday morning. Besides these a large number were injared, more or less severely. LATER INCIDENTS. A large part of the military guard over the rains was withdrawn last night nt of blowing up the walls of W. anite building, in the sqaare fonction of Sumer and Higs perfectly sucecesful » ly wall only, but the second twelve pounds (one = toa the massive walls m their foun: id they dropped perpendicularly into the and upon the sidewalks, scarcely a stone diverg- \ng from a direct downward course so far as fo tall into the street. The safe of Westoott & Co., on High streot, was recovered yesterday, and its contents of $156,008 found uninjur fer sixty-two hours’ exposure to the intense heat. The locality had been guarded by a detachment of dragoons. One daily, fifteen weekly, and eleven monthly papers were turned ont of their quarters by the fire, while almost e pablishing establish- ment in the city suffered more or less. ‘The citizens relief committee yesterday passed resolutions returning their sincere thanks to their feilow-citizens in all parts of the Union tor the warm expression of sympathy tendered and offers of pecuniary a! LATEST SCENRS IN THE BURNT Dr The Boston correspondent of the Timez writes as follows: Late thi clo f'team and smoke continue to ascend m the ruins, in the midst of which numeroas working parties are engaged in safes, and experts opening the yperations are witnessed by crowds of inter- ested spectators, prominent among whom are ers of the vaults, watching with anxiety th developments which increase or diminish their lores. In some instances upon opening the safes nothing ts found but the blackened pages of books and the chaff of notes, certificates of stock, and the ashes of bank notes. To-night ‘he gas is turnedon, and outside of the burnt district, there ts nothing toremind Bostono! the ordeal through which it has passed sare the ex- hibition of fortitade, piuck and energy of these last few days, which will Ive in the memory of the city and country through all tima. -—————————— A Trrxi se NiGAT on THE GERMAN Coast. Fleod and Pare and Storm.—The gale of Weanee- day nigit was exceedingly severe on the G man coast. At Straisund its effects were m disastrous. Twelve vessels were sunk in the harbor; an inundation covered the town, which extended along the entire coast, and in the height of the storm a tire broke out, which de- stroyed several — |" betore it could be extinguished. Several lives were lost, and many persons injured. The details of the storm and disasters have not been received, but the damage done on sea and shore is supposed to have immense. A dispatch from Hamburg tells fe — rain —— storm, accom- panie wy gale, which bas prevatied ir that sect rmany for several days. The telegraph wires have been prostrated in all di rections; the country was flooded, and at 1 custom-house and many were submerged. Coatiriox oF © exiraes Faitcr tee in the vench National Assembly was beid last night, when a coalition of the c neervative factions tn the assembly was fo, and © reesletion adopted declart it while the impoesi bili ata restoration of the monarchy is n ned, they hold that the issue lies between oon- servatives and radicals; demanding pledges from the president that be will adhere to a strictly conservative line. ‘arning him t he can no longer have their su; unless he gives such assurance. In the Assombly yesterday the bill for the retorm of the jury system wae de- hated. A depnty took occasion to remark in the course of his speech that the republic was “efinitely cstablished. He was tmstantly inter- rapted by acclamations from ail sides, aud it vas some time betore the agitation of the cham- ver subsided. THE CHOLERA. Im Ixpra abated almost as rapidiy as it broke out. There were about five buncred fatal cases among the British Er: and bad the year been @ littie less advanced, mortality would have been materially greater. The statements of the medical officers who en- deavored to combat the disease are not es bo couraging, and nothtng satirfactory has arrived atas to the c= or cure of cholera. The English army physicians declare that ali kinds of treatment were useless after the diseases uad passed beyond a certain stage. Strange to ~ay, the largest number of victims were among ‘hose who had been long resident in the country. uf the recruits ot five months’ Indian service Tew were attacked, and all recovered, A Norapte ELorumest.—A telegram to the w York San form Newark, N..J.. Nov. 13, Mr. William Hawkins, aged 51 vears, a member of the wealthy jewelry manufacturing firm of Carter, Hawkint & Dodd, eloped last week with Miss Mattie Lynch, a young lady of considerable musical talent, who for two or three vears has been very popular with Newark sudiences. Mr. Hawkins had been regular in vig attentions to Biise Lynch for some time, but her parents were unwilling that she should marry, as they believed she had @ brilliant musical career before her. She is notwith- tanding her marriage, about to enter into an agre< ment to sing in opera (ais winter with the Segnina AB ALLEGep Case OF PARTNERSAIP—Ralti- nore Verdict in Farer of a W igton Man.—In the United States Circuit Court, before Judges Bond and Giles, the old ease of Richard H. and Jacob H. Piensants against Hamilton G. Faat, he second trial of which was commenced ou Friday, the Sth instaut, was concluded yester- day. This was an action to recover $17,000 claimed to be due plaiutifts from defendant asa accordingly. The asked the court to note an exception to the ruling of the court.— Balt. Sun, Se een STRIKE oF Sick Waaveus.—The broad silk body because TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. Associated Press Reports. BOSTON NOT DISCOT RAGED, The Fire Sufferers More Hope RECOVERY oF IMMENSE AMOUNTS OTOLES OU KING TH Hostom. Nor. 15. Ar the bre me heiker moquair stronger Uw fermgn wsuranee of oth rhe cht found to vary from TS to 69 per crm low. As schada being made out Holes and perty and already sent in, the pushed forward wit Large quantite have been recoveres) t d ng estimated at be thousand de Terty now awa ~ ane ax IMD New ¥ in favor of the la Hogeboom. The te umes, and the foes an A CUBAN Le © are 1s states that t arme, bu! a scarcity cine. There have been lately. Spanish derr THE ANNUAL of the general ui ry commitioe of the Methodist church held yesterda ™ Janes presiding. The treasurer's report showe-t that the receipts for the year were #061.06, and the disbursements, $5,647. The increase ot collections during’ the year over isi) amounted to about €¥,00, The pecaniary ba fe for the minsionary work for 1573 was fived at £500,000; $136,000 were voted for foreign m\~ Sous, aud ebout $70,000 for domestic. The re rts from the several missions, domestic and foreign, showed favorable results. PATAL SHOUTING IN JERSEY CITY Thomae Donelian was fatally shot b Davisin Jersey City early this morning. DENIED. District Attorney Garvin depies that the Prosecution propose to enter @ moile proeeyue im the oase of Mayor Hall, alroady twice before the Jury. ERTING rier. Brain's coftee roasting commission house, on Washington atr Durned inst night." Loss $20, THE POLICE MUDDLE EN JERSEY crry. Gov. Parker's Jersey City polis sioners have been sworn Into ofice, in to ® mandamus, but the old boart re! | surrender their positions wntil the vali f' appointment of the new PM Inissioners is aw. firmed by the courts. : Phitadetphia & FLAMEs ® . the works fronting on Haydock ruins. The tire te now under © is estimated at 9,000 ° The Pacitic Bailroad Suit Dawver Oiry to-day, a decisio: the Kansas Pacific railroad a Pacific railroad tor $1 restrain the Union Pacific (rom discrim “ inet the Kansas Pac: road. The pleading of the Union Pacitic company in the first ease that this court had no jurisdiction without their voluntary appearance was overraled by Judge Wells, but their pleading of impropriety in the summons in the tained, and the case dismissed. ee Thanks to Bennett and a Gold Medal Stas for 5 New York, Nov. 15.—A London dispatch says the Council of the Royal Geographical Society has adopted a resolution thanking Mr. Benner’ for the generous and philanthropic spirit in which be conceived the idea of relieving Dr. Livingstone, and supplied the funds for the pose. The Council has voted Stanley a Vic gold medal of date 1575, anticipating the year. York Warsrtown, N. ¥., Nov. 15.— The first snow of the season feil last night to the depth of two nehes. ‘The weather is cold and blustery an aniaworabie for the recovet Mo the sick Lorse many baving died already. The epizootic pre- yails extensively inthe con and tn some fustances physicians are unable fo procnre oou- veyances fo Visit sick people. All branches of Lusiness are seriously adectod. = — nae The Pennsylvania ‘onset tiemal Convention. HARRIRURG, Nov. Ju the constitutional convention te-day, Charles KR. Buckslew wa sworn in asa member, in place ot Mr. Freeve of Columbia, who resigned for the purpose The convention adjourned over te Monday, te ailow the president to select the standing com mittees. as = Minister Washburne a Candidate for Senator from Hiliae Nrw York, Noy. 15.—The Work’s Washing ton’s dispatch says that Mr. Wasbbarne, M ter te France, is a candidate for Cuilcd Sta! Sevator from Ijin SUMNER EW ROUTE Fon Howe. Lenvon, Nov. 15.—Hon. Charies Sumer } Liverpool yesterday for New » * ship aitic. y for New York onth > stoac: _Thanksgivtog in New Yor, Noy been derignated as a New Jersey. —The 2tb instant he day of thanksz ving i Dew Jersey. Grant's it, in Bes r rsey im New Jet 155 Mogonon oy tems returns from fl be counties of New Jerse t 557 ee Y give Gravt 14, ——_—___--«02-- Election Notes. _ Stand to your gans.— | ¥ranbfort Send us up some trom Franktori. been captured.—Lerington Pree Further retarne trom Oregon make (rant’s majority 3,000 in thatstate. . tabama has given not les: than 2 jority for Grant and Wilson. The re; have clecied six members of Cor Vetpocrats one, and one district is Both branches of the legislature are re by 18 or 2) majority on foint ballot, return of Senator Spencer. New Hamrsnige.—Full returns of the elec- tion in New Hampshire, with the exception of Wentworth, a station where there was probably bo election, give ( 2, Greeley 31.4 and scatteri 30 plurality, 5,741; "es me: 5 CaLiroRnia.—Complete retarns received from irty-two counties in California give Grant © majority. Five counties give a majoricy for Greeley of 0, leaving Grant about 11,000 majority in that state. Lovisiana,—Twenty- nine thousand and fifty- ve been counted. aring the four votes in Uricans parish ha Greeley's net majority i 9,520. made vacant by his resignation. Tax Tween Svits.—The General Term Kew York yesterday rendereds decison tn the Tweed evita, from the opinion of the General Term im Albany and sustaining the rom righ’ wrmoney misapptiod the Sara—a ‘am from Franklin Haven, stant eamnet at, Boston, received et’ te department yesterday, states that the — inae bee tr ae Scent; Sunday last to the cumom-hoaen, = “m0¥s! OB A Coat Mixx Incmpatap. — cos! mine in Staffordshire, ae ae denty mundated yesterday wh e the men were Svety Spenmabe nema anc = tle hope that they will be saved. — M ry ae mx ‘was totally cut and crew were Pposed tue whole