Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1873, Page 4

YH THE 2 ie! 4 2 - . FEE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, ernors and ex-Governorsof states who wer: The diplomatic corp. and from my candidacy fer my present office in | INAUGURATION BALL. = TEL EGRANS TO THE STAR EVENING STAR. Capt. Starkweather » 4 pleces—uni blue, pap hae pes right of main en- presentatives of the press, 1868 to the close of tae last terlnpee Our description of the bal! barid- | = —_ . ee faced with red, brought up the rear. trance were How- | Heads of departments. paign, I have been the su gal | 1" Yesterday, and ite saperd decorations, reu- | Tas Aftermeom’s 1 | ie proceation marched Pennsyi- | ard, and several others; ‘A Portar, ser RaRNeTs of a Haze of Hepreventatives | Slender searoel mY $P_FOUTER | ders unnecessary any further reference tenn, | eenren ty pratense, a sasbor ambers , which, , that afford el - oe b= hahaa me lamediaaneredialinas Poy oe rca Rg oe Are Bg peep hen to aif opens ta view 6 yous varict, which I | but to give am Mesot the immense prepara ASSOCIATED PRBSS REPORTS, - 3 hh 's staff: Lieutenant Commander Cush- | leries. '¥ aceept as my vindication. i — nace 20 eure is, aaa ag A General View of the Tog ail ip fall dvesn unkiepra; aed Gov. Jewell, | ‘The procession, filed out through the rotunda After the Address. | Cia rcccemet a Raratien Dell, we gi From to-day, ee Theclub From the office of Tue Stam the coup @eil | o: Conn. to the platform, where the front seats weré Although the President xe in saite a loud the damning, he, ae Programmes tor supper, ELEVEN YERAVAS DEOW SED. Hag ten Diston, and Wm.B. Mann. texte ng | Presented by the procession was ene of great THE PRESIDENT r asei; to{the diplomatic corps and Supreme | tone of voice, his words were ible even ane Lisgox. March 3.—A boat balonging tore « Presented a fine appearance and the marching | be - arrived at the'Capito! about 11 o’slock, accom- | Court. Mrs. Grant, and the members of the direetly below him, owing to the 304 erreneeeen Be the Italian men-at-war capsiaed in the fag. . Taycton and satiocasteiees, onl tae tiene tg |” vaw woeves xameaan panied by all the members of the Cabinet amd | President's family, were also seated Feene willed was blowing’ at cho time, and | |The arrangements for supper are all com- | this afternoon shorty atone te tant ae ee ee ee cen eaemeah tort | saitinbed, tenea toe ¢ conspicuous featnre | Was e i in his room signing bills up to the ON TRE GRAND INAUGURATION STAND. which With the transmission of | Pisteds and ncn busy ap so the mat The com- | Amadeus, and eleven persons were drow’, po aay peer akg Merten mapas adh [mapas Amy pepe Tate w hand. | time of adjournment. erected at the eastern main entrance to the | sound. After hehad heen reading about five moking crvengeontates Bee inate in END OF © STRIKE Sennen ever in die Nas deg. Tuas, | sone oie een gaudy | | In the gallery to the left of the diplomatic | Capitol, which was handsomely araped with | mimates, stationed south of the Capi- | 7 Cor yg = gs “and all tha*sne | Lownow, Match 4,6, m.—The tron workers Se ema ke a dategation of tha Xeuny | obine plumes, and lauces with bright red stream. | &allery bth nah gener Sewachemniors ya large American eee Sn ties eanvutee over ee phi hax han onniees- 4. are prepared for use there uy $f Merthye Tytale, hows Sertet sek inten = n 4 a a ‘the = mts, ‘s general, it Is erec! * tion to resume wi at ~ Men's Republican Club of thia District. {iersattachcts ae ‘of the ‘bureaus or the war an navy de- | tho lower tistt of eustds was about twelve feet | toner oy @ sumamit of which he had perched Eitea the pas for may pone meted nt, Tes. | until tho end of the preseat grass Gen ears serait reenter Jae. | pom he anal ot Amati wth te | Ease ahem aeatee erent | Ne ant fet cle ana aout the rem as beak ee ieee EO | Caieae ak Debeamiae'e 7 Ther tonseisn’ ‘| Ser cent guaranteed frou Apert tor md - J i a 5 be e . DANGER FROM THE Cs ere. a em n hinemads pecovdes us te extaions Somat scpeummedona ae geen ‘fie amang the ‘tre treasury, the solicitors of the several de- | all vere accommodated im, cbairs arranged in | of thescene. | Suashnd oeaens banretiaen eee aia 0 sont stow teat Pampeluma ietkely mecmsbece were thealteceed, Wet all seen liens | seaaig caer Cee ie ae ey wae a | Tepes ok ina fates Courtnund supe ties ieee many more found seats on the stone steps rising | wore adark blye beaver overcoat wich velvet | plened gysters, CS mepee, Sarhtae af ‘Cweive le Dine badges, inscribed with the name of the Fe OUNCES? POINT. CADETS, of the geveral states, and the assistant attorney | behind theetand. Gepstand inthe ane collar, atall anization. The officers of thjx club are: | set the beart of many a blushing m: Prendent, Hon. James B. Alexander, Viee- throbbing as they filed past thedecorated Presidents, Wiliam Sharp, and Joseph R.Sou- | and crowded windows. It was noticeable der, Treasurer, p it’ Klolse, awl Secre- | that . tary, John W: DuBree. The marching and THE BANDS, 7 general appearance of the club were generally | in nearly al] instances, were remarkably fine; Siac. They carried a handweass sk Ame some of them proving snecessful competitors to Gen. Fremont’ trial general amd judge advocate general of the | rear and to the north was the well-known group a by the flattering ovation | pounds each; 150 roast capons, stuffed with traf. New Vora, March 4.—a L _ army, with their jilies. of statuary representing the white man strug- | which he received from these of his country- | fies; The gallery to sol, bt pried —— g with the red man, and he men who haa gucuhiet to Sa Teinang. ome Nery was occupied e ies o' - | in the rear; and opposite, on the south, was the | uration. As the word 0 angus. dent Grant and Vico President Wilson, and | statue of Colambusim the act of representing | address fell from his lips, aud le made his | R*mNe pates, fifty pounds each; 300 tongues. or- also the families of heads of departments aud | the rotundity of the earth by means ofa globe | obeisance to the multitude, namented with jelly; 200 hams, ornamented Judges of the supreme cour; eee his oneatetel hed 2 se t. ‘in the palm of ANOTRER TREMFADOUS CHEER with jelly "At twenty-five minutes before 12 o'clock aaa Cippacita ted Seen “ = and dark , and did not seem to be | Pounds eaeh; 7 ropes ‘excited 8 Paris. Landon wpec ial sar e Memphis and El Paso raitroad cen set dows for trial before ‘nal tribunal of Paris on March 4. Fremont antl six others hare been ona chi : 30 saimon, baked, Montpelier butter, | fraudulent aud weet ellne by saddles of mutton, about one hundred | The case a ds each; 40 pieces ed beef, forty poumts | bonds has % 200 dozen quails. lared and roasted; 100 nd worthigas bonds to the extent os te burst from the assemblage, in the midst of | 100 chickens chaud et froid: 400 partridges | $6,000,000. Exposures not uetive ton ent wee ee ideaie aap withos ocunéxxs So crulies tt ane pan cusbatticn. tor chet THE DIPLOMATIC Conrs were erected in the East Capitol park capable | which the caunom again boomed forth a salute, | (WashIngton style); 25 boars’ heads, stutted and | characterined the ereaiy tact — ef Columbus, Ohio, 4 men, under cammaud of | all did wonderfully well, especially in consider- Mer ny. ick- | and the bands of various orgauizations | Ornamente estigaton entered the chamber by the main entrance, es- | of accommodating about 2, MO _pocsoms. tes de fole gras, ten pounds | are expected. General Pre, ak 4 ment has heen eitet 7 tion cold’ weather, corted by the committee of arrangements, and re issued on Saturda: rday b: resent struck up, the fire-gongs clanged, and | €ach. 2.000 head cheese sandwitches, 3,000 ham | to appear, but assumes that he sameor cee Fees tne athe Sh ieee UAL DE | stiets af hd GAN watchs Sin Seet headed by Blacque Bey, thedeanof the corps. | Sif Were jseued om Saturday and Seance, tens | SEER Se, he tro-g eed pinwitcher, 3.000 eet tongue sandwitches, | Parle im time. ginal rector, Wm, Lott; 2d Licut., oo oglestein. been —_ broad avenue ia pecallarly adapted They were shown to the seats assigned to them | yumber of persons mentioned, and every seat THE HOMEWARD MARCH 1.40 bunches celery; 90 barrels salad; 2 barrels —— eo —- — Panties pends ponte sg eam to displays of thix character, and never did it | 0 the right of the Vice President, Blacque Bey | Wareceumial, were given. lettuge; 3H chickens Loiled for salad; 2,000 |The Second Coumccticut Recimenc pan Allg ey goo eal Stuenrto better advantage than today. ‘The | taking the front seat usually ocenpied by Seni At half-past twelve o'clock the Prosident | "At ihe conclusion of the President's vhlress, | Pounds of lobsters, boiled fur salad: tw eggn swartered at the St. James, = frecompanies also attracted much attention, | OF Morton. Next to Blacqne Bey, was Sir F'l- | arose to tabe the oath oC obice prescribed te the | the a eane wrap Of the Pr Preceded by Mr. { !0rsalad; Tf barrel ot beets; 2-500 loaves of aie Nondson th mater, haaded’ be Wicd! | son cnay a san eoteinanie ae lay. "| Nard Thornton, the English mMister. Next to | Constitution. As Chief Justice Chase held the | French, Sergeant at-Arms, the Vice-Presilent | bread: §.000 rolls: "4 eases Pet ‘Albert crack- Bam! of Baltimore. ‘Owing to the high wind and bitter cold, there ERA’ AXD SAitons” assoctation. | were not so many people in the strects or ou the i. Summers, and with ublic stands, as had been expected; but the wet by the’ Maryland him was the an minister. Colonel Frerye, in his hand and repeated the text of | and Seeretary,returned to the Senate chamber, | €TS; 1.000 pounds of butter; Sou Chariotie russos, the Peruvian —— occupied the next seat. tec onar’ avery head was uncovered, and deep | and the President, accompanied by the Senato- | 1% pounds each; 200 moulds wine jelly. ow | the inauguration, having been detained on the Next came the Italian minister, and the rep silence pervaded the multitude. rial committee of arrangements, was escorted | moulds blane mange; 300 gallons ice cream, as sentatives of all the foreign governments resi tod, 210 pallens insects road. ‘The rush t Washington this morning t: stand indow: : KING THE OATH. up the avenue by the procession, which comtin- | Sorted; 200 gallons icesans pounds mix- | exceeds that of any other Inauguration. 8 : ; Ma nerd creates oneoen — entire | Sng here, in the order of sent jority. ‘There were | 4s the Chief Justice concluded, Presitent ued up 15th street to I, to 19th street and thence | ed cakes; slange cakes, orem ted; 60 large | 3 o'clock a.m. over ten thousand local pos Se he ieee: ‘TES PROCESSION OGARYED bout fifty ministers, secretaries, and attaches. | Av vain the Bite te hes Hips, upon which | down the avenue, the President and party leay- | Pyramids, astorte!; 25 barrels Malaga grapes; | sengers left the Camdra-street depot, onthe Ninth Division. shortly after ten o’cloek, there were, com- | all in full unifora, which added much to the | there was a simultaneous outburst of cheer | ing the line at the cornet of ‘Ishvatreet ana | tecases orange si {barrels apples; pounds | Balti » railroad, and probably not ‘ol. J. A. Magroder, Marshal. Assistants— | paratively, few people, except the members or | brilliancy of the scene. The Italian minister, trom the assembled thousands in trent-of the | Pennsylvania avenue. They arrived at the ore od ra! =. = shelled al- | @ much less runtber by the Baltimore and Potw- amnel Wylie, Prof. Z. C. Scott, Dr. A ne organizations that were to take part init, | the -lapancse minister. and one or two others. stand, and at the sume moment a battery of ar- | Executive Mansion at 1s o'clock. The Boston | mond yond. . a = Foe gallons cof- mac, including several thousand negroes. ion, John Carroll Brent, A. K. Browne, | in or abont the streets adjoining the Exeentive | Were the only ones in citizens’ dress, tillery stationed on the north of the Capitol | Lancers donnéd their overcoats on the return i. * ong gay) oo ge aan eis 4 ens —--e —— mn Cant. os, Hite, W. A. Short, Edward Town- | Mansion: but asthe procession moved on, the f the United States Coan eeeRT ot at quarter | thundered forth a salute; mn es A ag PE I ene lame | Bax ag ng et gn end, W. H. Adams, Edward Johnson. 4 ny th © o1 ited States w: mart ‘ar-worn) waved in th pze, | Englan gale. 000%, ir g break- = OO, rh 3.— Un St ee ee Seen ee IE IE OMY Liat o'clock: ana Ontoen ke ee mime, Ma dias Vine Departaaedtt bhaod tothe peoeral | ake oe ti nge made good’ =5.20; thirty men are engaged | States steamer” Lincoln left, Port. Townse Soldiers and Sailors’ Orphans, in number, setuicn sive én oie ulation The judges all wore the robes of office, and as | S¢ciamation by sounding their crowd on the in arranging the tables. Sxterdoy. for the scene of the wreck of die we, With asmall banner; com: | jn nis itandsome ¢ sy im by fourstately | they eutered the chamber ‘all upon {he floor THE SCENE IN PRONT OF JHE GRAND INAU- | procession, the Boston dancers, and other con: THE ROUMS To BE OCCUPIED BY THE PRESIDENT ee ame Nipiehts to eapertain if any s.'E. Mechan. ore- ioaue {) | arose ir feet. @ Seats assigned ie e N STAN spicuous companies ine receiving grea’ . ~~ . : “oo Rt Reger i a Seas tee eee ae fadiee te ‘the sin Supreme Court were immediately in front of lwas one of exceptional Drilliancy. The varied oppo Atthagoriar of Toth strect'a short | are at the left of the private entrance—one for bday that Major Walker and wife were on THE VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN WAR, qootamns takenteneeel their handkerchiefs | the Vice President's desk, and to the right | Tag Kay uniiorms of the visiting and home or- | halt was made, and the crowd surrounded the | the ladies of hit party and one for the gentie- | board the steamer. mS about one hundred and fifty strong, under the | 4y4 gentlemen w: their hats and caps, in | thereef. = is izations, the bright colors waving in the | President's curinge, Two enthusiastic colored | men, the third one to be used as the President's meet marshalship of Major H. A. White, came next | Siiteor the pribaeebsin One little fellow, al- | ,At Hminutes to 12 o'clock Vice Presilent | EPeese, the’ polished apparatus of the fire de- | men advanced and shook hauls with the Pres rder. They wore silk badges am! rosettes. | jnost covered in ‘from which protrud elect Wilson, escorted by Senator Cragin and supper room. The two tormer are entirely coy- Prebrs ander Massed Law. . . : iy the sides and ceil - | New Yorn, March 4.—A Quebce special says led partment, and the immense concourse of ladies | dent, the crowd cheering and swinging their er nen angs.with A mer- nd carried an oll battle flag, which was borne , ‘ sherry-red ‘and followed Ly Senators Logan and Bayar! of the hats. icam fiags, and are fitted up with the Sergeant Peter Maloney, a vetoran of thirey | OUlY ® blue nose sie hinecll, conapicnous | Senatorial’ c A thousand soldiers and constables gaurded th and gentlemen stationed in the plaza below the mecessary | A ‘ho ~ ty KestngrctnalMasbndattoesorige tose | they sicepreetion rented ith meee" | some generation wcgnend wath | Gets iced ta Ue ELaUEniBr Getty | The Presiden Uh WEN" ines a hart vou, | heandaaeee seep sta | ten cag ci ae ogg npc mene ae aera — ieeaking dis tonana running alter ‘the Prev’ eae ast ray vigor mEOt tad impreseivences: Directly front of the proceeded to the grand stand on the Avenue, | toilettes. The cetting of the supper room ix | booths, aml were thereupon charged by can war. This organization was uniformed. “Es for nearly esid s . he Veterans trom Baltimore were marshated | St2uo tenet wren: sais csuperiioe by Colonel Wm. L. Schley, with assistant mar- “HURRAH FOR GRANT!” shal Cornelius Brown, and J..Furyand John | another little fellow, lost in amazement at battle-1 so riddled b immediately in frontor the house, where anum- | covered with white muslin, while one entire | Soldiers and dispersed The city wa 12 o'elock the commiitee of arrangements, | {4M wane Ores pets that it was alent | ber or person trent members of the Senate | breadth of blue mustin extends from transeene | martial law all dev og ME anche the (Senats | in ribbons. It was inscribed with the names ot | and House and theit ladies joined them. ‘The | Corners, crossed in the center by a pice OF rol chamber wi reside! . ane — Hes, and attracted especial atten- | procession was by this time on the way down | muslin. The sides are covered white mns. : Tweed. W. Hamilton as color sergeants, who bore with | the gorgeous uniform of the colonel of the Bo, | Tetired to the President's room. : ee ee =e and passed in review, paving a marching salute. | I'm, decorated with red, witte and hue rowttes | « AUu"NT. March Lhe’ Sen os ee ee rein wor ace, atte Mexi- | ton Lancers, asked iis mama ina toue of voice | ,At this time everything was in readiness, and | “OR. | asghe Chief Justice had administered | ‘The procession on reaching 15th street was con- | and with loops of laurel rope. Mirrors are can ware dhe badge worn by each of the vete- | loud enough to be heard by all onthe platiorin, | Mesers. Conkling and Trambull, the ittee | the oath of vitice and resumed his seat, the | sidered dismissed, each organization marching | placed on every side, while gas and heat wit raus was of red ribbon with the words **Mexi- IF THAT. WAS THE PRESIDENT? * | to Inform the President that Con; was ready | Dreddent arose and read from the manuscript | direct to quarters. tend to make the room brilliant aud comfort cam Volunteers” inscribed in black letters in | - On one of the standsup the avenue, the ap- | to adjourn, returned and re thatthe Pres- | 7 re rural address, as follows: ‘Scenes and Incidents, able. a the centre surmounted with a golden eagle, and | pearnnce of the Presidential carriage was the | ident had nothing furthex tocommuuicate. < “ 1 Ada: For the mass who were on the ** econimicheal IX TRE PRESIDENTS SCPPER ROOW black tassel attached to the end of the badge. signal for the popping of sundry . At three minutes betore twelve o'clock The President's byoage beers are order,” several shops displayed sigus as fol- | ¥8 placed 4 handsome painiting, presented to THE GERMAN VETERAN UNION | BOTTLES OP CHAMPAGNE: . THE PRESIDENT APPEARED, Feilow-citizens -—Under Tov! oe have | low Sandwiches ten cents, cap of coffee en. Grant ALG P. Roome, of New York, auon of this District, 4) members, marshaled by Bag and on the corner of 13th street, near the new Jeuning.on the ars of senegal me ae Led heen Str eesat anton Inked mesa uy eoieat= ten cents, bowl of soup ten cents,” and it is | OP en t ceaseneape aren of ron ball. Carron, and headed by the President, Mr. | jel, ail ; * | followed by Messrs. m ayard, the | over this - necdless to say they were well-pattoniseds pain peace, ant Ie Triciack. ‘This organization wore black suits | pie mommies bythe Bing of & bacaay | other two iaembers of fhe committse of are | Cr inthe Gast to maintain all tae laws; aiieso | Hecillees to say they l-patronized; as Wal and the army fatigue cap. rm ra Howse Crarlotte Cushman, as rangements, and then came the members of the | far as lay in ny power, to act for the best inter- | also the cake stands situated on the cross | Topresents | Peace that has conquer se | ORE Merfiics Cabinet. The President took his seat in front | ests of the whole people. My best efforts will | * ‘The detectives of the Metropolitan police | t<tived from the conscionsness of r. On Washingion Fhanter Comteus. —Agrand variety of the secretary's desk, with the committee ot | be given in the lop ay part plies inate force have been on the alert during the pact | the head is a star, wre 7 Beene to convey son ed iu which a number of new stare bm erg ghey cow ps — seats on moe ae trust, by my four y 3 week for the light fingered crew, and the lepots | the idea € Wor! angel the ap- 3 ne ic jent’s eh: e i “7 of miniature cannon, in chaige of some boys. ‘The Baltimore Mexican Veteran Union had | ‘rhe progress of the’ procession was rich iy an ambulance drawn by white horses, contain- | seenes and ineldents of this character; aml img eight of their disabled members. | many were the remarks and witticisms to which ‘Tenth Division. | abe bitter gold gave rise. — sia : of heaven. Miss C, from tive | Lincoln Hail.—Luprey and Benedict's fasnous i Shief Ex- | eepecially ha a carefully watched upon al of 4 . > a die There was a deep hush on the floor and in the When my first term of the office of Chief F the atrivalofitgaine, As poon an the years’ study, mostly passed in Italy, last falj, | minstrels. , William 1. Cowan, marshal. Assistants, Geo. | ite their mngattieent chakes ant batons gut- | allerics when the Peesidest, eecastea hy Sen. | coin belee tie country bad net recovered | oe ie their appearance they acer oul and completed this work, which has been her | Union Leeoue Mol!.—\nanguration Ba } Date T. Daily, George Follansbee — | tering with gor peat ormagetion to be the | ators Cragin, Bayard, and Logan, came trom the eliects of @ great internal revolutk | | marched off to eafe quarters. ambition from ebildhood, last week: and tl Levee by the Territorial Guards. Francix’ McNerhany, Fred. G. Waterma., | chief’ feature of interest’ to some of the | the ais! dt pee mag othe ee an eo en ae oat one Linon Dail | ‘Street signs, « Boots blacked, wear Columiia Law Building —Presidencial recey 3 iv, - Ge a E 5 a ae erect | Of the Secretary’s table. Everybody in the | not been restored bd " A d,” attraeted attention . ’ * tion. eg eo = Aerts wan eater evince eterseae Gains | galleries aul ont tae Guar rom unk autneriate |i "one cee re ee questions = ne eae TUE FLOOR ARRANGEMENTS, ————— Scene Aone ng gest ah oe "iesege | “Suit themaatten. She ostoves nies ae | Seats until the President hud should be raised: so long. ax eects colored individnal, w Ata gogo fl ell ate guanagers, called Condensed Locats, re . i dita isplay, the Lin. | the gavel of the Vice Pr aftairs existed. Therefore the past four years, sion) ina eo! ee ee cee, 2. ©. Solomons, Z ~hip Lodge, No. 8, K sot P and they were viewed with muck interest, agi | 0 impressive silence sumed in the effort to restore harmony, pubiic whom he met with How you do War dctermined that the ball sRomid be- | Fciiows’ 11] to-morrow night ad good ta Schuetzen Corps, 73. | received deserved encomiums as they led past ADDRESS OF VICE PRESIDENT CotrAx. | eredit, commerce, and all the arts of peace and k. and that the committee ineet xpected m 4 Benger Schuetzen, of Baithiuore, 58 ‘Take it altogether, the display was, indeed Nice President Coltax in adjourning the Sen- | progress, It is my firm conviction that the balt-past 8 o'clock in the ball- | © aling between the chietsor sec- REPURLICAN ASROCTATH gave their last sociable in the Masonic Tem é last night, tendered as a compliment to visitin and the chairman were fully agreed upon, friends from the Empire state sojourning inc and such arramgements made as wll surely se- y during the maugural cercmonies. “A pro- | CUTS promptuess of action and thus save much fusion of decorations in the hall, with the coat | of the time uselessly consumed in ball-rooms in aie spoke as follows: ators. The time tixed by the co: tion of the 420° Congress hy w parting words I shail re sign this gavel to the honored son ot Massactit wits who has been chosen by the people ae These all were the sehuetzen uuiform, gray | most magnificent one, and came off in excellcut outs, trimmed with green, biack hats, with | style. feather each carried the American, Ger- THE CIVIC PORTION huetzen color. of the procession, with their tine banuers ant THE COLUMETA TURNER WERIEN, orgeous badges were a tine holy of men. ‘The of the District, came next, 40 members. under | Hartranft club of Philadelphi thized world is te towards republican- ism, or government by the people throngh their wen Tepresentatives, and that our own gre is destined to be the guiding star Ly 5 (J The Ohi di public we support an army 1. F. Butle — Bardeen ieweriot any of arms of all the vtate mand a surfeit of vant ie ed of Pag are i | week tlie in the supreme court of the » - = ao eee chad successor. 3 pwer ¢ ing, lons, and sweet feathered songstet 1 “ * ig i imbia re vie ec judge tion, F. Lenkul. The uniform of this organiza. | tary, seereed to stand the col remarkable e, nee een ie ¢ ball rodm rarely equalled and 5 oe ee Oe ee noe ae ee tala el the | Sal x will Wkely be heard : ” ne! | thew; r e * pel wet ua tha xf of t ory on E sta o zatjon. J ho e " Pp end of ha On. ie ch before the cor ne Saturd ot te gesamy cegeniion ae ee kre, | Sos Sauer team the canettiin Tks cen y faithful to. ity imteres!s | for an inciease of this force, but rather might lcpoied inne felicia: Gee to the p ue scene. AM! officers of the | before the court next Saturday im support of h by F. List, the president, aud a delegation of nt stand-stills, and there was, io those ge themselves. to available for communicating thought, together | jelles, enjoyed the pleasures of the event until i headquarters. They were semt northwarl * 15ef the Haltimere Turner Verein. = ™ | Kemen, no earthiy osibility of putting tie F ling snecessivel with rapid transit by steam, all parts of 4 con- | the morning hours were well ade . The «agit tact, the heat | orning. - KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK. hands ‘in their pockets for’ warmth. Tey ises of Congress tor the past ten vears, tinent are made coutiguous for al) purpeses of | inembers of the Union epublicangencral con, | from the thousands of gas jets in every part of eel sumbering 20 men, in green regalia and swords, | sought consolation, however, by era of war through the era of re government, and communication between the | mittee headed this association. | the vast building will almost alone be saificient PWAnT & Co.—The ornamental camcmmeael be Knight Collies and heated ae |e DROPPING OFF, to the era of peace, more than the | Cxtreme limits of the conutry made easier than ORPeCKHte, nic. to warm the building thoroughly. od inon work, maanefactared by Monrs Mackey’s field masic. ‘ Sees | qeeasionally, into. cousentent sample-rooms | easnre of an honorable ambition, it was throughout the gid thirteen states at th It is believed that a number of profes SCING hart & Co”. corner 13\ and F t ~ - slong the route, where their drooping spirits | L0oking back over these ten exciting vears. [| peginning of our national existence. pickpockets veutared into the city last evening March: 2. Lanciers, Tete-a-tete, | northwest, this city. and recently placed wpou gaavcun Se ee John, | BEC soon revived by @ touch or two at the | A" Claim not ony atid aero ceimmaition - Te sRects of tie hase otell steite Raveiboon || io { theircalling among the crowd to-das- Promenade; 4. Waltz. Artist | the ‘Vernon Row” balling, corber of It uF. Cook, marshal. Asistants—John T. - “-, sic y | act whieh has proven the confidence misplane« 0 ¢ the slave and make him a citizen. and t rT or ir persons me ane; Jobson. Thomas W. Chase, Henry « | —_— oe fakes Ames’ advice they | {ft called me to thie position, but alec es to fre nt who carry valuables on their persoi R. T. Tompkin fero, OS. B. Quadrilie, Vis- | 5 i vais especially in | 4-vik, C. Faust; 7, Promenade; 5, Galop, With | Sug aat Penpytvay have striven, in its official duties, toadminixier | Zenship should carry with, it. crowded places. A number of New Work, Phil- | the Wind. Zike! le; 10, Lanciers, iy admized and fully <u the parliamentary law with the same imyarti- id be corrected. adeiphia and Baltimore detective officers also ten; 11, Promenade, | tains the reputation this firm enjoy in the ality with which the upright jnde upon the committed, so far as Executive influence | arrived last uight close upon their trail, ait fh rauss; 13. Promenade; | west. Our architects and builders benel “3 questions of fife and liberty. To will remain here a few days. The close vizi- lie Helene, Offenbach: 15, 3 Gebbart & faithfully protect the rights of the minority as lance of these officers on the trains whree the | Promens« Schottische. The First Kiss, | dey ng their wor Wellas to uphold the right of the majority in tie Dong: Ww tt | he is not possessed of the civi igiass, ? House, and several other should be on the lookout for th “WOULD DO THE MOST GOOD,” — and then rejoined the lin . Ferry Carson. Gn the march both to and from the capitol ee Scot the most perfect order was preserved, and erect amet | whole affair, from beginning to'end, gave a Rise fearke wih | evidence of ‘the painstaking of the gentle: ui Quadritle, La le; juality is not a sub, upon, nor shall task that a * rt white, government hat, with w d t thieves have been trying to work. has no doubt | Fe ™. Promenade; 18, Lanciers, Our | endorsements. We heartily weloome this tn who had undertaken its management. Guol- | Mtvancement of the public business; to remain | advance the social status of the colored mau. | driven theta boheme Recoret suspicious char- | Lresident, Weingarten; “1, Promenade; 20, | portant and valuable manulactory, aud w1-% a humor prevailed everywhere, among the ranks | (21% aml unmoved amid the exeitements of de- | e\tept to give him a tair chance to de acters were ran into police headquarters last | Waltz, Greetings to Leipzig, Prriow: 16) fe permeate he gene eet ‘ “K | and spectators alike; and seldom has such an | Yate; te temper and restrain asperities, and 1o at there is good in him, give him access night by these officers, where they will be hept | ead Quadrille, chee immense body of men been handled or mana <e- t personal autagonisms; to perform | Cioots, and when he travels let him tee! | in close quarters for a few days. Sehot sameness. 3, ‘ THE POARD OF HEALTA met last night w wal oN PIONEERS, with better skill. The lemen of the ma jn a word, the complex aud often | j cured that his conduct will regulate the treat- THE COLUMBIA LAW BUILDING Sehvene Muilerin, Zikof, 25, Pro 5 Mr. Marbury read a commr~ication from hering 25. Capt. Moore; black pants, red agement and those forming the procession alike | PeTPlexing duties of the chair with ment and fare he will receive, Was the headquarters of various colored organ- | Lancters. 1a Grand Duchesse, Offenbach: i, |G. P. Fisher. physician to tbe poor o: the Iet shirts. and white caps. deserve the thanks of this communtiy for the | bits. has been my.-constant end ‘The states lately at war with the general gov- ] izations, mostly from Baltimore, and during | Promenade; 28. Waltz, Beantifal Rhine, Kela | council district, stating that he had inves! SHErHEED PiowrrRs, tine display they have afforded sratifying, therefure, that of the many hun- | ernment are now happily rehabilitated, and mo | last night they enjoyed themselves in singing, | Bela; 2, Promenade; 30. Quadriile, Bouquet, | gated the reported cloning of the school in the wrt Capt. Moton. Uniform— | iceanity they have given us of showing uur | ‘reds of decisions made by me, often onthe | Pvccutive control i exereiged in any one | | Se, he bell woe Landsorely decorated. ac | Strauss; 31, Promenade: 32; Galop, Through | country owing to the presence of supall pox, Black pants, white stripe. blue shirts trimmed visiting frienc’s what Washington really is. tant, none have been reversed, and scares m that would not be exercised in any other | described in vesterday’s Svar, the work being | Tram, Schoft Promenade; 34, Waltz, Blue | and had found that no schools bad been close with white. and blue caps; armed with axes, ‘THE NEW YORK 5TH REGIMEN any seriously questioned. ‘ eaten mstances. * done by Lerch and Wayman. Danube, Strauss: 53. Promenade; 36, Lancier, | on that account, and that no eases of smail = COLUMBIA PIONEERS, One of the finest bodies “participating How much 1 owe to the uniform kininess and | * In the first year the past administration LOST BABY. Manhattan, Weingarten; 37, Promenade: x existed in the county, but that he had Sinen, autain James Moore—dark eaps, bine | jie { Now [Support of the members over whom [I have the admissic ivts trimmed white. York. Unfortunately it arrived too late tu be in the line of march to the Capitol. It brought up the rear of the columm in the return mar A 3 BS, oT on came Last night, Ofticer Dunnington picked up a | Polka, Amboss, Parlow: 39, Promenade: 40, | found ax cases! menos: ‘The health officer, presided, is difficult to express in words. It has Sacks hommaeee were: ene of the Union, hittle bostatss it tao years elton C aieok en LY irginia Reel, Moore’s Melodies; 41, Prome. | Dr. Verdi, subuutted » Boa nite De wpepand contralied | was not a question ot my seeking, bit wasa | of the railroad depot, whohad got lost trom'hns | uade—-Adeu, number eave ten Site to chet or ee that 1 | proposition from the ple of Santo Domingo. | parents. The little fellow was nearly suffocated support. While zealously defending principles And which L entertained. 1 believe now,aei | with the dust, which was blowing in clouds, and 16, ously then, that it was for the best interest oi this | would soon have perished with coll had be wot pS betore the people, this defence has mever been try, for thie peopieet Seats Dewingorsrl been discovered by the officer who took hie | RORTY-SECOND CONGRESS] ¢s::01° sven THIRD DISTRICT (GEORGETOWN) REPURLICAN cLUr, healed by the Philbarmonic band of Georze- he ch. - er, presented @n unusually maseive Conrey: Shien, Jobe a eens marieal: Robt | ani soldierly appearances” les new! Priccion bert; chief foot marshal, A. McCliesh; aides, | Helmet ts particularly striking. The regiment new Cases is ALRXANDRIA 4 ie oy Col &) “* ugh! | Coupled with personal assaults onany of the | °° 4 Me te f th ————$——$——$—__—— large mecting of the Catholic Beneticial Society a Williaans, Wi. md Edward | So uushets, sul orticcd oe tie eee aut | eminent public men with whom l baretitera taccived fnetabige “Stuet konereer acta, | samen wee tecmete canes een ae Teespay, March 4. of Alexandria was held Sunday night in 1. i. Saat | Chto depot at L o'clock to~lay (14 hours on heomenuse teonte hen epithets or ave (te: | constitutionally, and therefore the subject wat Hatds both rarents of the child came in great | SENATE.—The Senate reassembled at 9.20 | M2! Sei enoar ais ae eee c | if ir ft ~ honored my ; pithets or invective | °° samen 7 : ee plans SUrpores tional B he Sth district laborers association, 150 | PU) inde drome ee Or Se wee pmentel | ave falles front any Jive. ma tetarel while t maid epravearat-elice; tho | inmoe lonking afintiae bese Sete nd ot | 9-- . Union was delivered. Wr Mr. P-MeNerisn Tete pants umd sisse, wake Brooks, dceweet | Preceded be the Spenser Legion 130 strong. in| But the clock admonishes me that the sahject of setuieition of territory must have the | in the Baltimore train, which was justleaving, | The following bills were taken upand passed: | Washington. The speaker was Bek eott bate ite teamite leather belt and | Ueigen's dress. ‘This ism political orgentection || Congress has already pavsed into. histor Support of the people before | will reeommenc | without tell PRIENOSHIY assocr” wishing you, Senators, useful lives tor Spenser. Th V are tobe quar warmly ay their names or even thauking | House bil! authorizing the unloading of sieam- | Plauded, and tendered a vote of thauks. = por i ce ci i to celebrate St. Patrick's « adherents of ( * "i y ition looking to such acquisition. I | the officer for bis trouble. sbips at night; removing political «disabilities of | *@tiety resolved : Judiciary square barracks. thenkig and hepy. Ure a Lye Pgs r rs hhere, however, that I de not share im the = MISCELLANEOUS NOTES. kK. M. T. Hunter, of and will attend divine service at St. M. AT THE CAPITOL, sour joural and invoking the favor af Tine | apprehension held by many as tothe danger of | | Notwithstanding the severity of the weacher | ¥,\t 1) Heuter, of § of Mr, Conkli: a | Church. on which @ccasion a om a overnments becoming Weakened and destroyed | the influ of strangers trom al! sections, con- | committee of two, reves. badger Mesers Conk- | tint Wil! be delivered by Rev. Father by reason of their extension of territory. Com- | tinued last night, on every train, and althongh ling and Trumbull, @ppointed to wait upon . — merce, education, and rapid transit of thought | the arrivals were quite frequent over both the | the Presidentinconjunction with asimilarese, | .tcnons Draws —The clerk of the eriminat and matter, by telegraph and steam. have | porthern roads, the rush was auabated. So far | mittee on the part of the Honse, and ask hit if court yesterday drew the following nawes to changed allthis. Rather de 1 our | there bas been no tack of accommodations ai | he has any further communication to make be- | fill vacancies In the grand and Ee Jaries: at Maker is prepa: the hotels and boarding houses. Many of our | fore Congressndjourns. Grand Jurors—) Redfern, Hi street goo time, to become one nation, speaki iewenes pave ay og whoa ov Veo The mae attending the inauguration | northwest; Robert i L be acco) . “* egy desiree armies and navies will be prie! of ‘of the botels already filled.’ la ot the Vice President were then proceeded | avenue northwest; who holds the distinies of the nations an men in the hollow of his hand. [am new rea: inister the oath of office to the \ elect. whom I new introduce % you. Mr. Collax read his address in a clear aud dis- tinct tone. audible in al! parts of the galleries. While Mr. Colfax was speaking, the members of the House of* i entered the chamber, THE #FCENE IN THE SENATE CHAME ‘The Senate heli an all-night session and «- Thi Club wan ar weer journed at a little after 5 o’cleck this morning = wner, on which Wasa poctrait meet again at 9:30 a.m. As early as eight parce tebe ip eatrivonr, | &Wek crowds were besieging the different 20 men; Wlue shirts, dark pauts, caps similar to | doors leading into the Capitol. A majority of, fo proceeding organization, banner ot wiite those applying for admission were compe!lel tered at t » ist ward; some cases table accommodations can be pro- | ¥its 88 reported i another colam: Sopete bee tameoe nce ha £ ‘ten, Sea atoms, Wesley Wikon, marhal. | to wait until 11 o'clock, the hour fixed by the | At the conclusion of Mr. Coliar’s aiitress. | taration of gout fooling between treaicren | Ved atthe hotels when lodgings cannot ie | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.—The Wood Mamwecharctis ‘avenue ‘nartewest; Joh GRAXE ASD WILSON FIOSEERS, OF SOUTH BAL- | Senatorial committee of arrangements. A large Teak Sateeens se lieee stepped: tothe Clerk's | Jere a ee O emoe country; ty the restor- | Procured. : ; : House was called to order at 9.30 a.m. A num- | West, 600 K street northwest; Samuel A. Ii 42 men, Capt. J. W. Ames, Lieut. GH, Wil. | Bumber of persons were ignorant of the tact | USK Aud spoke as tollows: ation of our currency to a fixed value as com- | The avenue this morning was alive with flut- | ger of pills were passed, among them the fol- | Marks @0« street northeast Joke. eat, Rest and Soto a re ee | that it was mecessary to have tickets to secuce Vice President Wilson's Address, parcd with the world’s standard of values—gold, | tetringdecorations, and at anearly Loar, many lowing: Georgetown; James 8. Topham, 425 7th streri red facings, black gant, blue caps and white | #mimion to the Senate gallerics, and were | _ Senutors.—In assuming the position assign «l Hud if possible to & par with if: to he comenc’ | ladies took seats in the temporary tlconies ae . northwest. Pompon. | Pants, Dine cape and white | Treaty disappointed when fafercend itt they | me by ine voice of tho nation, [ am not, i trust, | on of cheap rontes of tausit’ throughout tne Seected in MORE OF tho stores, Dus oe Pina i t-te Ahem AC A Uservr Puxvanen the Senate OON LIG =. | should i procured cards of admi unmindfu the obligati at im _ A A in furs and wrappings, waiting to see the move- clary, UL Enevase enn Sache teagan | erate gt watt a | ed pcan onan eee atie'et | at Seo nnn Tene'wat ene | mae goatee sce | Miter theta ett | ha Ea lh a marshalled by George Balloch. * | disappointed ones inda in protanity, and | Period crowded w' sees ee tid ax aso- | neration to the producer; to the maintainance | zations as they p: towards Irth street to | goverss my emdmet det bill ia. et , | ked that he « ciation here with nearly two hundred and thirty take position in line. West Va. aes an amendment to the deticiency appropria- So eae abit Saree Sek Ce eee | Som wae to be a eas chee tae eee | Ramtec aay SER ae Tage and | ey re asta metas eee ee Kast evening, between 7 and o'clock, Mr. | Senate bill authorizing. the publication of | fing ti. for the contraction Of a eletutor Fe one Sensceligesand dark | Titke many of these cberholl tenninde a, | varied, aruecteene’ fave {impressed upon me | t2hehont of our commerce aed phorein the John B.D: while on his way toa rehersal | 30.000 copicsof the agricultural report to be | in the Senate side of the Capitol. He remarked = Re rah | Sand im eant Capitol park, opposite ake ered the cecipand of thie thane renee resting upon | Feing trade upom, the sees; fe the on SET Sokin's chaagch choir, was relieved of | suid to hoover, max send Sfty comts to the | that i.could be used, sot only 46 elevale Sema Hial Association, re ey sie ie ocewy is chair, under the re Ta ibe, — < 5 ‘ wat in on ‘the avenue cars. one . tors, phy yuna 0 walk airs, Seaiutedieie. | he ocather cas ti Ree chit ee! ene Senate; pariinenatary lecrene nee Sent be ccononalcaliy pureed erste” | near ith street. stust four gears ago last nici | . Senate bill foamend the homestead act. tut tucl, amd im the latter respect wort save Chief Engineer Martiv Cronin, Marshal Hemen rolled up their overcoat collars and the | tution. In passing, then, from the seat I have i ane pad tone the pA ser at hocae poses he met with a similar loss.“ Inaugurations are | A resolution was adopted fixing the mumber | the wo men. setauts—W tr. Drew. RH. Booker, Jame- A. | ladies wrapped their shawls closer about thie, | held for more than sighteen years to Luts chair. | nd industries may pay for our imports, -t unlucky for John. baa re gn ae Fien Waane tx Avexa> MeDevict,. Wiliam it. Wallace. SS: Baker, | im their endeators to keep comfortat le. asieuiies teniasgten ee of its duet re- | Oniy atire method of returning to aud perma Palisa H ecorany hades B ect ie lic buildings and. peony ll sh wharf, was rented to-day m A. Bayiy. George mith, Chari -pas ' “ t s - too. of che tone and tem- . z ” » i grounds, report . 5 Barker. ss a nn? | | cael Rene ae ae eee rian ee iat ant tne | Der of the Senate. In presiding ovee worn dein, | netitly maint Hy a humane wonrse ty beiaz'| Hot being able to reach thedepot.gn account of | tion directing the clerk of the House and: tee ing to announcement, forthe season of 7 TMK FIRE DEPACTMENT, Diet | moved to aud tro viewing the | erations, I shall ever strive tobe fred trou per. = : the cars preceeding the train ‘filling up the | architect or tue Capitol to have the seats in oe ee ore acer ren? panes tan bangs || track AL tho Doaitwere aad Eeturets taaer. | tae toot toe ee 5. Col. Stewart was the lessee Last oie this, « wht cxtarnantions Wen ot although these many extra cars, there was | increased numberof members. Also,tomakethe | year, aud mall make improvements i Pishtown extermination, engaged in by people pursuing | ficient number of sidlings to ‘accommodate | necessary alteration to sécure ventilation Suggested by bis past experience. He app grand stand from different points, in erdes to | select the most eligible places fur an uncb- - | structed view of the ceremonies. sonal prejudice and partivan bias. Aysens: of peblic dnty and the obligatioes of ‘person iriendship alike require that { shall be as con- siderate, as just, and as im; tewart, (the bighest bidder) at the pusisting Of deub.e~brea: coat of dark blue ciet! Me Vick PRESIDENT CoLPAxX pitialas the lot of | Commerce and all industrial pursuits are exper | all; and the trains ran up to the depot as usual | heating and improve the acoustics, amd te rene | 20 council for & wo Seo yen, wih tite hined with light blue ttannel, pants of the same | was in histgom at ten o'clock with his private | humauliy permits. ‘To the justion, gen erosive, . k en- | to deliver their passengers. the rooms now occupied by the court of claim~ | View, but it was refused.—Sentinel, #f lin’. material, out with lap seam aud close aroai | secretary, Mr. Willie Toul, preparing ie cite, | ail triewdly regard of Senators Teter ag. | Sve even against the weakest people, aud are cing : A hack, belonging to Mr. Cruit's stables and | as committee rome, orig f : the waist, with loese legs: helmet same as kere demoralizing and wicked. Our superiority ot ‘4 ing remarks as presiding officer of the Senate. | Peal for that counsel and encouragement. that ———)———— driven by George Washington, tanovera young | Mr. Banks (Mass.) offered an amendment |, TRE Proprce Mag&krs.—luapec casing iofore worn, aud wh te given | anid making weceseary arrangements for the | (ueegrange and mduigenco I am sured shall|| og” make “as lehent tesern ahs | man,a Hallimorean, named Jullae Granciere: | thetcthe ase otiaees tue galleries | Cia oysters and 9.408 bunches dah and condemn pllt following was the onder in tine:—Chiet | Closing up af his afaite at the Genter often require as yur presiding officer. ‘Indian, “The wrong’ inflicted upon lies 7iclock crnosite Tix Star Mice, and severe: | for the exclusive use of the familles of members | S75 “hmhele oysters, Pipperiing and Well engineer Martin Cravin andl Aasistaut Eugi | at iitth ‘The oath of office was then admicisterel to ‘pe taken i “4 ju right arm. The driver was stappei | snd senators, the famil resident and . ‘same | pounds meat “Sel cutee Sangh ar Gets, sea | uae seearinnane amecmatens, | Vine Pinalent Gian rakes ie | sot hen sega Gg alee | aie ethene! | Shapes te fis ie Freoa d| 4, ea oPae em So. | engiye, Joseph Parrish, freman, avd | but tew of the latter red seats. | retiring Vice President. extion shou! ‘considered, esta fem mien, the €ngine was drawn by two dark Mr. Carpenter took the ies an ¥ ie oo c tte Seas erpearal’e mt . ralf, and 4 dozen At NG called to the man to get ontof the | | The amendment was agreed to and the reso- | 2 fW1, | call, and 4 doze extion . a way several times, but he gave A etiny ‘and he | lution a 3 peotuctive sacusken of anaes apo checked the speed of his horses as quick ase | After a number of personal explanatio vapie nvsumn, babwech Ui Bal On clnathe Tee and treatment? If she eftart is made, in | SMM oa. ‘tot te since il Witte tame ee pees Houses had Leen easy | ceives some beautiful pisted Jewely ann ort.a- good faith we will stand better before the civ seats, erected on the avenue. wert orem «Al gs Sraskee eee pill a—9-<< ns seheecea ton Laces tee Ont OMLCOR || Scouat ofghe com, and cpecelomeren nn! The Speaker then addressed the House a+ rope be losers. follows: : {] will np doubt be REPORTS ON TRE Cass or Sexaron Poue- an tentoearl ut they wilt rece ea: The Albany Burgess Corps received round | Geatiemen>—For the fort ich recommend: to walt an bour Was spent in dilatery motions and desultory tween the few Senators x m galle ies were as yet empty, ut halt dogen regular iets were in Dy oneciark bay and vu iron gray, botli | thelr seats in the repecter's gallery. A tem- annals an) hamisomely equipped. | perary recess w: , a ho querum Was ‘The engine wax decorated in fhe same wanuer | present. A little later cnough Senators strag- as No. 1, with the addition of U (e-size purtraits into make a quorum. Mr. Sherman then Just before Vice President Wilson was sworn in, Senator Sumner came in aud took his oll seat in the rear of the hall, at the left of the Speaker's desk. He looked pretiy wedl cou- sidering his long iliness, and seemed w take great interest in the i proceeil SWEASING IN if NEW SEFATORS. Mr. Coltax deelared the 42d Congress vou gray horses: the apparatus waa decorated th fags, fuwer and Tenhices wreaths. Hore —- draw mae irs senate Xo. 2, Charles. Hurdle, foreman, ra Price's JEWELRY Svore, No. 45 Pebnsy! ms Corps ree i second time since | Bov.—Im the Senate yesterday, Mr. Freline- the running gear as to revolve ren Wl ain round 0:25 the Senate went into executive | store, who wore swarm in couples by Vice Pres. into eftect, 1 beg your support and encourage- | General k's relatives, them his | suspended for a moment, that I'ney tetera’, | Madea report stating that ee a te = foe edie es a. ident Wilson, the first ect ean ban been, and yr fering mame gt jrocadage A crowd at she white Hoos were reaps oficial eendecl eat ‘oithoct division meat sa poten service (ot th’ coum Foto Neseure this of their watches ‘books. of party, you have cauned to the well known horses a : 5 be entered on vour ‘Mr. Chas. Bicking, of B: Pa., was re- | journal. “At the close of fonr years’ service i lieved. this on c , ~ roms at ae be a #, street cars of a ins responsible and often pit is arource have - Tee wit evers hall be confined tothe best of Biador Richards last ugh insocd ihe Getow- Jol apieohatlon ot both one 1, dames Low, fofeman,dca wn by Till betmaintadneds PCO te rales adopted | ee Seer to Captain Wim. G. Brock, of the po- Randsome ‘dark bay borsee, ant hose car- i pcknowiedas Lefore this axsembiage. renre- 7 catbiagy ome, Mack horses, ‘he en; and me, rine 5 of bropirhe ‘ees fection of our coum.cs a ae of N.C, ai for the great honor they hav conferred on mie x » John $. Goes, foreman, drawn “Pheuiplomatic returning me to the hi within ¥ One frou gray and adark bay, sively by ton of the Berne ee thetnattt ¢ further the handsomest horses belonging to the dpart- | ministers themse! : : ine tan tte ‘the ment. The hose carriage was drawn by Ps — ‘ rita the i 1 peaaled, forward bg mk} , Wim. T. Craik & b. Ceremontes. ‘ test anxiety to when e. a ao ak foreman. havd. se shitttes toh cock tne doors of the Senate were throw |, aS were the, the galleries. The intter were k horses, Xext came the Hook aud cr A Kebert Johnson, i Sy hepeeaae yawn by two handdme gray horses! and sit pt} th The wee dt by the Chief Eng i ’ om cenmietiog fp nerict or Countermarchie aa | «cena tw been Atlee. by Ppeaker’s ienk ‘ming, and single and double columns, while | ¢i bers pf the foreign the procimian wees moving. was well performed | tern nee ne iamailles Of f — strracted much attention. Vice President, with the secretary of the Sen- ‘The Senate of the United States, * ers. Among the offices of the army and navy and ny section or ind aes with the judges of the court of a. standing this, throughout the war, sultation relativ he ing of Fos- ee whew asta a ae menced preparations.