Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1873, Page 1

ee TSS THE EVENING STAR. Published Dally, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Peunsylvauia Avenue, cor, Lith &t., EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY, ar B. BAUKPEANN, President. os aa neice VENING STAR us served by EE Etibers at Tex Casts PER WEEK. or OUR CENTS PER MONTH. Copies st the Feet rere eech. By Brat for months, $3.40; one year, @8. Saeatapasdmepenssteemeceme 2 THE WEFKLY STAR—Publishet Fay gis eyear. @# Lovariably inadv: BP a 7 ance, in Be paper sent louger than paid for. SF Rates of aitvertising fern! “peg © smayptication. | me u SPECIAL | OTICES. Cauth ERRINS’ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE poe « cantioned to avoid the nauerous Coun- a CARNIVAL DAL MASQUE, INALGURATION BALL BUILDING, | “J UDTGTARY § iE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 5, 1579 GIVEN UNDER THE ATSPICES OF THE | GENERAL MANAGING COMMITTEE ON INAUGURATION Washington News and Gossip. etfeyen ata Imitarions offered for sake ae Ne a IxTeusat Ruvence.—The reecipts from this on source to-iay were $427,796.68. | SevaToR Brexisenam receiv: nomber of his Connecticut frien!s | dence last evening. Sexator Epwenns yesterday received a dis- patch from the citizens’ committee at New Or- leans calling upon the Senate to take immedi ate action upon the eredentials of Hon. W. S. MeMillen. York, United Sates, la large at his resi- TICKETS, =5. Vote or THanks ro SPEAKER BLAINE. Yesterday betore the House adjourned, on motion of Mr. Voorhees, a unanimous vote of thanks was tendered to Speaker Blaine for the impartiality with which he presided over that body during the session, AMUSEMENTS. WALL's NEW OPERA HOUSE. JOUN T. FORD............Proprictor and Manager. a reaanrer FLOOR MANAGER Profesmor L. G. Marini. PRINCIPAL ASSISTANTS. Tuomas Nast, the inimitable carricaturist, a. Evans. Harry A. Stevens, The Second Engagement of the Season. View Prestpent Witson and Governor J. H. Robineon CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN, Jewell, of Conn., marched up the Avenue this FLOOR SOMMITTER. san etre morning at the head of the 2@ Connecticat Whi Baden.) America’s Greatest Actress, r > i Fovert Willett, Jacwe KE. Waugh, who will appear in the regiment. Judging from the precision of lls Edw. Johns: MUSICAL DRAMA OF pa hbo Vice President has not forgotten his ow GUY MANNERING. military axperionce. ¥ er errill Miss Charlotte Cnshnan ' beanie Di Mr J. HT. ar as ior MM ITTEE. Dandie Dini EPTION ¢ is in town, the guest of General Chi Bd ; In preparation Shakspe arr (Red Badge) aks L cal play of story of his appointment to and ac ae R. W. Dowpmas, HENRY VII commissionership to the Vienna 4% Mills, . - Gen Cather ine..mmen-Miss Charlotte Cushman. | jike the card his caricatures represented on hy eo eee ‘ardinal Woolwes 3-H. Taylor. | Mr. Greeley’s cout tail—a myth. Mr. Nast™il! ee othe Ee Ope tia ee ins the day at | do the funny side of the inauguration for — Harper’: Weekly. WIELAnp's HALL, — Promotions at tHe Waite Ho: President, in accordance with the princi the civil service rules, has promoted Levi P. a J be AWE it LIA MOHALDT: HAN MOBALDI: Luekey te be his private secretary In _place of she will be assist 9 : TOR besa Robert M. Dougiass, whose commission has . expired. Mr. C. C. Sniftin, formerly executive clerk, has been promoted to the office of assist- ant secretary, and Mr. 0. [. Praden to the office of executive clerk. Tlese gentlemen are all well known, having been at the White Honse for some time, and their promotion is | well merited. following distinen! Mr. LUDWIG BU Mc W. A. WIDN And the celebrated Pianist, Mr Admission ... Reserve he the Carnival tall a mule Copeert will be & 2 sclections fr . aks will be removed A Granp Provfxane © nee at 8 o'clock. SHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE. (Eleventh street, south Pennsylvania ayenic.) GRAND INAUGURATION FESTIVAL. An Tmense Cr Engagement of the won erful Burupen: utvsts, the great LLEFAMILY to-morrow evening in the ball building, at which the West Point Military Academy band, the Artillery band of Fort Columbus, N. Y. harbor, and our own Marine band are to take yart. The price of admission has been fixed at itty cents for each person, which will enable every one to hear sume of the finest military bands in this country. nost elegant room e r » | haps, any other count The committee have ; manifested a proper spirit in thus complying | with the great demand npon them by the resi | dent and Visiting public to witness one of tiv | grandest pageants ever attendant apon an i | auguration or like ceremony, and we speak tor them a grand snece: Gp™*5P CNiroRM AND DRESS BALL 1 or FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. $. K. oF P r ODD FELLOWS HALL Ww 1d to sve the largest a 7m STREET, built in this, or, EPNESDAY, March Sth, 1873. admitting a gentieman and rr theme of praise thr The achnowledzert ie MISS PO! Tite CLOSiNe Hours or rae 420 Covenrss.— When the Senate returned to its ten minutes to one o'clock yesterd inaaguration stand, on motion the hour for the daily meeti twelve o'clock. Me = | Casserly were appointed a upon the Presid inform him that the LADIES’ GOODS. — troupe, containine Ie und La Pete Val - Otte Burbank , Janes Donel R. Jean Buckley. Harry Rees, our greatand excelsier company tainment. ‘The great b or, Haul TAMPING DEPOT, LT Sevewre Stare, febat-tr Opposite Patent Office. Net = To Lapies canpereneres tare so aa Cs «, | Senate was ready to S miu nication " . Beatnese, SDAY om * | he might hav e. The Senate then ad- real HATR SWITCHES; also, a a stock L INCOLN HAL L. journed until morrow. of CUBLS, ali styles, af eaceedingly bait In the House, Mr. Garffeld made a personal FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, explanation relative to the credit mobilier fa bond * MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND | charges, and complained that he hind not been WE 4R© SELLING THE BEST ue NGS. be 4. Sand 6. recalled ax he expected, after testimony con- ch tolgp EVE: ‘xceiling all Rivals Return of the World Re ne Daprez & Benedict's Gigantic Minstrels | FROM THEIR GREAT SOUTHERN TOUB. Crowned with Brilliant Sucerss. r Hicting somewhat with his had been taken. He simply desired to notify the House that he would as soon as possible make a full statement reconciling the discrepancies, | Mr. Polanst said leman impfieated had had an oppor- PARIS KID GLOVES, ‘One bution 90 cents; two buttons ©1.95. S. HELLER, fie2~ 715 Market Space. Farmaco A y'to come. belore the committee.” Mr, SS McCORMICK, cod by press and public | Acker attempted to make a speech on aniversai N "~ Ne. 903 Penmsyivania Aeenwe (up Stairs). ef the Minstrel Stage. Th 1 amnesty, but objection was made, and he was I+ im_ receipt of a fine amortment of IMPORTED nding the performances mons | obliged to suspend his remarks. GODS, trom Mixs Gedney of New York. Deen untversal. For fall particulars se —__—_-seer——— Reception Rooms formerly at 71 lith at Avi: c $Pe- | Sevavons THERATENED with a Coyr oF Washington reams ekt- H. DUPREZ. Business M. Tan axp Fraruens.—in the New Jersey sen- HAUTES NOUR e PARIS as pepat. | CBAS. H REESHI a] ee AMAR. | ate, yesterday, the national railroad bill, whieh ROBES ET LINGERIE a Seats at Ellis’ Musical -__f23-gi7 | lad already passed the house, came np for final FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACES, &c. — | action. ‘The bill was lost by 'a vote of 10 to 11. The Ladies of ‘Washington and vicinity are re- Coeremes When the vote was announced there was an in- tally invited to call and examine before FoR ware lighant demonstration. Bring them ont and chasing elsewhere. f1s-ly op Thy eee est we will tar and feather them; sere out Jar- ALGEST STOCK. AND CHEAPEST ae erer- ran,” were uttei y ns in gallery, iM Neeley {ce ee eo MONTE The president: direct tie “galleries to b For an extensi: Select Stock of useful mS 6t {Repl S yorh street. cleared, and rected the arrest of any person r ODS - nn who should refase to go. There were fears of ounNo. On Exhibition New No, | indignities to senators during the night. 1H Br. Ss ye "31 |. Tue Mopoc Puace Neaoriations.—The MARKRIT! peace commissioners met on the sd, and con- So. 439 7th street, mee streets, eight | sidered the diferent propositions f negotia- tions with the Modocs in secret session. Mescham thonght them fair and hono Case and Applegate opposed anything sl an unconditional surrender. Aiter the session Indians called on Mr. Meacham, who dis- tinetly stated the terms to them.” Ge1 Canby promised them food, clothiu aml amnesty. Applegate sent in resigna | tion asa commissioner, to take effect as soon as | the war is closed. com Dan’ ‘doors above Ogd Bellow's Hall. 1 Bnararingr, Chromen, Bo, > largest stock "Paper Hangii indow Shades, Pictures, Frames: Picture Cords and Tas. BRS Gide ile Die Please remember Name and Number. _jel-1y" NQTicE- That E. 8. JUSTH. 619 Deiroet, be EN teeon 6th and 7th strects northwest, sells ‘cus- made SECOND-HAND CLOTHING at less than half the cost of ready -mad: MILLINERY AND FANCY Goops, at and below cost. TOT Market Space, san) @m between 7th and &h streets northwest. J *foRTER oF HUMAN HAIR. GRAND BARGAINS AT MADAME ESTREN’ G1 1A siveet, second door from G street, SILK DRESSES a specinity. k GuaNt's Ixav- waber the name and . Cheap —— er was given last Byecien, Chigonne: Bs + Filezettes, Oeaser an RIE VEE, BRASS, COPPER, Bre. | night ut the American logation Bertin in oan ty: ‘all and see OUF Dew stock before @ mad Fi . ii | Of the inauguration of President Grant. Mr. micet style, Cs lomvebold Furniture bonght and sold. N ‘mai chasing elsewhere. dees Trani? OF AUGRMOTRIN, Tif9e | Bancroft provided. At tis right aae Prince oe ney lvania avenue 1 ismarch. e plomatic corps was well rep- io EL SADE EAD, = | eamthae mesren mesa: Ame st cle in the world fer c or | the distingwi guest were Councelor ps justin. It im @ beautiful gloss fabric. | bern and Herr Gueist, director of universiti senne-ty add ctoft gave the health of the German Emperor. orn si Pane waned Procuess on Kuroma 1s Setm—In the BOO! ST a s. NNA LEONOWENS. assembly yesterday neras, pri lent of the . TIONERY, &e. + : ubmitted a bill contoking the Co BE, POSTE SSAsTa Dome GO; History en Eee rtes on the Ist of May; ordering elee- Geogr " acter: » Climate, Populat: adistice, Binance, Hints to, Bini tions for members in Spain and Porte Rico on of ate the 10th of Ayril, all male citizens of the gist, Travclers, Mincral Productions. "1 neat vol, twenty years to be entitled to vote: the abolt {Bite STOCKMAN & SON, cor. %h and Tate. Cig eee of slavéry; the armament of volunteers, and oe hat in the interim a permanent com- NEW BO@KS AT BALLANTYNE'S. and as soon as the Cortes meets secured at Mohaa's Bookstore, 1015 P aven mS. the committee and ministry shall resign. The Culture of Pleasure; or the Enjoymeats of Life NCERS AND TUMORS REMOVED WITH. | — te fis Social and Religions Aspects, $3. s OUT THE ‘OF THE KNIFE. Axor phy er art B Laine. bd — ary Work. vernor Osborn, Mrs A.B. CUTTER. M. D.; from Boston, against Lieutenant Governor 553 Pini Iranian si cnias dor aahere time "Au Bucy clopedia of Mix Stover, State Treasurer Haves, and Cole iNT be re a Sf Moral Philosphy: by Calderwood | hd ant Scheme ea ease York for the recovery of $7,000 procured is \ aby Cala ost wonderful success in diseases pectliar to ; watee Baltion of the Waverly Novels; 73 couts per women’ and children wigcery that are eon Fe: po lh con FE 7 A ll cs ume tal, alo testimoniats fre Ta ’ ; ‘ pe _ #28 SEVENTH STREET, Near E. be seem at ‘ber TOR ee. : and took churge oft Defendants subsequently er will lecture on W NESDA st! ve ads the money under the stat: 5 NEW B00Ks: NEW Books: He mon Cancers, their exuse, prevention | and the historic packages tore recoted ethos at and abst Hh alxo & & private lecture to Indies —_—— por Baa DAY at Se p.m. at same place. Those Proserer SHILLINGTON'S BOUKSTORE. Phoruing” Obice haursirom Wa went | Norfolk (Va.) Journal says Wa. m. til Corner 4% street and Pennsylvania aveune. mst" the continued cold, snow: Open Question. il Soe CS eather. Nearl PS ag tat thetentraitoor ote | Same comdton: "Labor te seare ‘ant har to he oe oe. Sy lene Bu Sa For Full Dress. Pin ge ‘ar IDENT Tan ens.— > eerie [a a French Avembly yesterday’ te sees oS A Two-fold Like. Proc ther Uerman ot Vor: Metlorn ee determination to maintain the pactof Bordeaux, ‘The Yo foie Sones Mouthly Pascrama of * The preamble of the constitutional de- wong Le 5 Paworame project Sho Forslar ictoace Meutns = EESTOM-MADE © SWALLOW-TAIL” coxrs, | claring that the Assembly reserves ‘Dumberson baat iy, No. 10. All the back CUSTOM-MADK « SWALLOW-TAL |.” OOATR, | constituent power was adopted by the cl CUSTOM MADE ~ SWALLUW-TAIL” COATS, | by 475 10 199. gargs Bored eee ee = Teivane, Hered axD~ Dnanaiee SiGe ae eae Sart a uemon aR oyare™ Ape E L gee ¥ FS: eee org. Aieenh cremty, and i bs 2 Dy juction mi ary loweal prlcens CUSTOM MADE FULL-DRESS VESTS, pom, ey 30h enone Punto t HCMARD B. MOHCN & CO., axe Sellar with a capital of wap om, ‘tnd’ Beapactty » * t it 0.000 an . BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONEKS, Seaton MABE Bac BoE Pants urning out wine per annum Mis YERESTLVARTA SYEEUR, heen ane) uneas GRaEES ite SORE ie Seen Bave just recetved the A super tive of the above Goods for full dre oc Pere Hyacinthe, urging him to resume the pnl- zasione our partment; at Ge made favorable reply, sBBITISH ALMANAC AND COMPASIOS, for | brices fails fort) per cent. Ieee that tho same gods Heyl he witing om prench to thor who are : who are ROYAL KALENDAR, fer <7, Cassar eoneter eeS oe ree . ———————— Reet usc | | ABLE BROT | soSglentgrsts of inaisn sets ‘BRITISE | week to SES See Se oe, Seer | autre Conxaa Tru anv D Sreeets. | crop, which, at present market rates,” will = { fg Cont of cultivation. Indeed, WERFUL OPERA GLASSES. | they ‘a8 on the eve of ruin from ComBIX ATION SPECTACLES SES | poe an EE ee ice 4. MEMPLER, | A Haxpeour Dos Ravasus—It doubt- Tens. a to en EP ot Grasine Brasilinn Pebbts Qpectacice Yeats-ty | 2tCch ABA Wad inte tas tegen FRSSKLIN county on account of the dog tax is 4 Lasistative oy asa the coniainos ont seer r FOR VAL Yight. to hold office to women. AA the Stove Waretooms of 2 a ease) rye aioe tty paca ote See artin coomiuee preumtod a at ite ost Feary rene tee. iuilding This Evening Py report. J WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1873. | EVENING STAR, | | THE INAUGURATION FESTIVITIES arnt THE GRAND BALL. A Brilliant and Distinguished As- semblage. An Admirably Managed Affair THE SCENES @) THE AVENUE LAST MGRT. Tiluminations and Grand Display of Fireworks. THE AVENUE A BLAZE OF LIGHT. Review of the 24 Connecticut Regi- ment by the President Te-day. Exhibition Drill by the West Cadets, Thousands of People on the Avenue. Visit ef the Bestem Lancers to the White House. Movements ef Other Visiting Organl- zations Te-day. Toles there is sanctification In inanguration coid, as there isin a frozen river when the ice is broken for delicate women to be immersed for religion's sake, who are said always to es- cape illness, there must certainly be wach sut- fering in the city to-day. The cokt endured during the day scarcely acclimated any one for ail to be endured at the ball. Hereafter the proverb, “as cold as Christmas,” must be changed to “as cold as the #th of March.” “The ball-room and supper were all that had been foreshadowed, perfect. in beanty and abund- ance; it was only the Intense coli that marred the effect. Ladies, for the evening, ignored all vanities, aud appeared in the warmest wrap- pings they possessed; gentlemen were en reyl- in hats and overcoats. The music was of the very nyed the space It was late betore the company t®k some time for every one to minds, after the sufferings of the n venture forth. It was quite half- best, and those who danced allotted them. arrived, as t THE PRESIDENT AND DINE’ i. ‘The marine band strack up “ Hail to Chiet,” (N. B. The marine band knows swell as the Mocking Gird,) the crowd on either side and the distinguished «d_ by the reception committee, scx! up the center of the room to the plat torm, where chairs were placed for them to occupy. First came the committees, then President Grant, escorted by Goy. Cooke and Mr. A. R. Shepherd. Vice President Wilson ‘ollowed, who was escorted by Mr. Hallett Kil- vourn. ‘Then came Col. James G. Berret with Mrs. Grant, Lieut Fred D. Grant and Miss Nellie, Secretary and Mrs. Fish, Secretary and Mrs. Boutwell, Secretary Belknap, Secretary Robeson, Secretary and Mrs. Delano, Post- master General Creswell, Attorney General and Mrs, Williams and Speaker Blaine and lady. The arrival-of the «distinguished visitors was of course the event of the evening. As soon as the party bad reached the platforin, the guests pro- ceeded to pay their respects, BlacqueJBey, the Turkish minister, leading off in that direction. The President's platform happened, in con- ~ quence of the ne A inthe weather and the hgh northerly winds, to beat the cold end of dic room, and the handsome toilettes of the ladies were partially concealed by ermine capes. The President and Mrs. Grant were the central figures. Mrs. Fish was sitting a little back with che Secretary of State behind her chair. Next ‘as Mrs. and Miss Boutwell, the Secretary of the Treasury with them, next Mrs. Creswell, shen Mrs. Williams, and next Mrs. Delano: Miss Grant stood by’ the side of her mother, Miss Edith Fish was with her mother. Miss eIniyre accompanied Mra, Creswell. Gov. ¢, with his wife and daughter, were next vw the Cabinet ministers. Jay Cooke was also present. Mrs. John Delano waswith her moth- er-in-law. Back of the Cabinet stood some of the foreign ministers. They were not in court -irese, but some of them were brilliant with dec- orations. Madame Preston accompanied the Haytien minister, and Madame Flores the min- ister from Ecuador. By this time the room was auite full, and its intluence was felt by a grad- nal warmth pervarling the atmosphere, Some time betore, the gentlemen had been able to remove their hats, and the ladies were divesting themselves of some of their many wiaps, fur IN MUMMY STYLE, here were many layers to be taken off before reeognition. THE SUPPER Was eminently a success, It was ready before "be ball was, and its choice supplies never gave ont. It was beantifully arranged and was com- posed of the most tempting viands. But, alas, the cold! Even thin sandwiches, which alwags strongly tempt the writer of this, could not vem that frigid atmosphere. There were an abundance of attendants; there were boun- tiful supplies of champagne and claret punch, which did not need the usual admixture of ice todilute and cool them. The air was enough to do the last, and really no one wished the first. In fact every one WANTED SOMETHING HOT, and tea, coflee, und chocolate were'in vogue, and were swallowed in haste betore the ball be- gan. Itseemed as if every one rushed first to the supper room, and swallowed hastily the hot sinks, coffee, We., todrive out the penetrating cold. But the supper table bh: cheering look,and no private supper was over more lavishly sup- plied or more handsomely ornamented, ner hee. ter supplied with choice articles of fool. The room Was decorated with lanrel rope and the national colors, and the table was covered with white muslin. The entrances were numerous, in all measuring upwards of 15 feet. The President had a private supper room for himself, family, cab: » Xe., also, what there was of the diplomatic ‘corps. The room was handsomely decorated, and also the table. was piled up with lusuries—salmon, dishes, preserving it fishy form; wil hovering ip the most natural manuer over the tlelicious food they could offer when the right stroke came; delicious boned turkey; pates, everything, in short, which the well stlmalated appetite can enjoy. ‘The Presidential ion dressing-rooms for himself and rooms. and the elt other gentlemen invited, amd those for the ladies, were not only well decorated, but actual, ly warm. ‘The dressing-rooms for all ladies were quite St ofie which the sumentioe ba for for Soy weeks worked so hard and so WHAT WAS wory. Mrs. Grant wore white satin, entirely covered by flounces of black Brussels lace with laven- der trimmings. Miss Grant wore white illusion with white flowers in her hair and upon her n t G F trimmed with marvon, the train and fabi: echantilly lace, low corsage, poy od ge a bi _ 1. si + full set of diamonds. Miss SI - am Hresncene eben aniconeeeed with toe | tox aimalhe nied breieen hy ein Mi :0tiend palest shade of blue brocade, and Valenciennes e, e low. She wore arare and costly | enade music hy the bands of the U.S. Marine at ot Japanese jeweiry ex carved. | corps, Henry Fries leader, and the U.S. Mili- Miss toria Frevre’ wore a pale blue | tary Academy band, Johany Wihelm and Carl with wreaths of daisies | Befam leacs?*: bracelet of Flores wore and fine jewelry. Madame Preston wore smber-tipted silk with white blonde lace ece of the Secretary of War, wore white silk } « Fifth section—c. P. Berry " tulle: Miss | BH. T. Munson, Col. S.C. Lyford, 1 Burritt, corme apy = Foutsvilic, Kyo Madame | Hi. O. Miller; Binth sectioag “Cal. HD. Cosme, dress of pink pros grain of ©. Pearson, Rich’d Murp! Dr. Wm. Tindall’ Geo. T. Academy band, T. Schott leader; the the. crepe; corsage low; Prarie and | tarquoine; ear- ndsome black pearls, and Pearls and turquoise. Maitame lue silk with blonde trimmings pale ‘and Sue was accompanie! by Other Entertainments, Besides the grand imauguration ball there were mumerous other entertainments given, which will be noticed under this head. RECEPTION OF THE OHIO ASSOCIATION. Masonic temple was well filled last evening. the eecasion being a reception tendered ir Zs of ahusome diamonas. 4 fine- looking young lady from Brooklyn. The " wife of Paymaster Carpenter wore black velvet | (gems “SS a a. oes grith black Brustels lace and white opera cloak. | he, "or af Gem, heridan, canis The wife, of Mr. Justice MacArthur wore | Daring the oveningtine saneabee ye ae black velvet with white lace, oventres. rty-four in namber, sang many beantitat Madame Boaligny wore a pale tinted silk es. General Sherwood, merclect from Sih itumings of white, Mrs. Kilbourn | Ohio, and others of the Congressional delege Nore white Parle muslin trimmed ‘with | iit "were grosent, Valenciennes lace. Miss Georgie ” BALL OF THE TERRITORIAL GTARDs. White taeeacne green silk. Mise Bella wore | The ball given by the National Territorial B.C. Cos wore white tanleton, with pivingsot posmng os military organization, at 4 Mra, Frank Gamawar wore wis: | Union League hall. was well attended, ‘and dered. Mrs, Senator Corbett wore white gaze de chambry, with ruchings of i Bliss, of Erie, Pa., with trimmings of black. quite successful. Too was handsomely decorated with tlags and evergreens, anda boan- titul supper was furnished the guests. BALL AT TRE COLUMBIA LAW BUILDING At the Columbia Law building. (the head quarters of the Pioneer corps.) a very agrees. mmings of point lace; hair pow een sill Miss korea black silk train, wth Ik; Overdress of white silk. There were two tuching of white ladies from New York whow toilets were very | 2va'danclug beltg in okay ee fens much admired, being in the Louis IV. were kept up until morning. It ix neediess to with bair powdered perfectly white. 2 Presidential ‘There were seen ed, the Haytien minister and_ wi penter, wii expected home next week; Mis. of Japan; Gen. sister; Mr. and M. and Mrs. Dun! +ay that Col. Perry Carson was in hisglory. The City Last Night. THE GRAND DISPLA FIREWORKS. Thousands of persons were out last night, not- withstanding the severity of the weather, to witness the display of fireworks, which took place between the hours of7 and 9 o'clock. The points where the largest crowds gathered were The ball-room had filled up by the time the amived, at half-past eleven. jes those already mention- Mrs. Car- enter, who is Dawson, siste. the American consul at a principal port in Chipman; Gen. Dunn and his rs. D.'K. MeKee, and Major Marshal and Mrs. Sharpe; Gen. ot Paymaster Mog and Mrs. ; Mr. Mrs. S. H. Kautls , | atthe Treasury building and the Capitol, the Sede Sek Min Mccarthy cee ee U eeuts bin or tie ace ketene Dr. Gibson, of thejnavy, who bas recently been | #4jacent being demely packed during the exhi- ordered to the Mediterr: hition. The display commenced with the explo- an as flees surgeon z Miss Warren, of Boston, beautifully dressed; | 4on of rockets and imitation bombshells trom Senatot the space on the line of the old canal, and B. M M the pictaresques’ and hand tor his penci Sarge Senator Sprague, Mr. H. J. Rarsdell, G mt Ita: | about the Uapitel groan OTHER BRILLIANT 11 followed in rapict succession along the same line. he exhibition imside the enclosure sonth of tie Treasury were the tree of independence; mine illumination; rocket few de joi-; ascension meteors, showers i aight of ing Yankee UMINATIONS idl air; bow shells of various colors; rev windmill, extra large; ex cross of honor of the Gra public; battery and bo: TAR OF COLUME in its glory; Greek tire illu haleini y Mr. J. . KR. J. Mr. Horatio ‘hthr and Miss Nichols, Mr. and r. W. W. Warden, Senator a eral tien, priemat scope, jewel fountain, flights of rocket ot American glory: scarlet illam sqtet of rockets, ascension of meteor! Hoons, with cannonades aud showers of rat -hell_ and meteor-rocket displays: revolving airy quadrille: Treasury building en habit ak: : D.C. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. r, Smalley, Mr. George Altred Town- and Mrs. Townsend, Mr. Clit. Warden, r. Thomas Nast, the artist, with a keen eye to Growwsqne material at 1. A. Preston, Sona Mr. it and his daughter, Dr. J Wyvill, a. W: " “YANKEE Doopt re Pes rie, 8 Wellington beaty: Ms. and | extra lergr;) battery ana Domb aieplay; “Tove Young, Mr. and Mrs. W..J. Murtagh, Mr. W. | of Warbing.on;” emerald illum‘nation, thght P. Copeland, Mr. and Mrs, D. U. Forney, Mr. Douquet of bombshells, cascad, L. A. Gobright, with Mrs. T. B. MeFalls and sin'of pearls, national pyramid, prismatic Miss Annie Smith, Mr. James G. Holland, Mr. | lhupination, silver fountain, bouquet ot rock- and Mrs. G. D. Curtis, Mr 5. ets, Union battery, shell amd meteor dixpla: Misses Brown, Mr. F. A Scott Smith and Mrs. A Kk Mu Count Cort!, M shal Sharpe, ex-Mayor General Grant's favorite, gorgeous yari-colorcd TEMPLE OF LIBERTY, covering an area of 1,500 square feet, with a statue of W. Grant and V Washington in the center, statues of rmounted by son on either w dustry, and the ¢ ich: mine illumi; - Buckler, Miss X some blonde, in Miss Hasti ot New ly Miss Worthington, niece of etary of War, who was escorted by Mr. hy, brother ot Miss Nellie Murphy; ¢ Italian Minister; Mr Ta artin, Collector Coney, of New Orleans; Mar- ‘allach, ex-Mayor Em- mblems of cox Siiaece Mika ok eee THE DIPLAY AT THE CAPITOL. ‘ant-at-Arms French, Mr. J. E. Colburn, Mr. | “#5 opened with a salute of reporting bomb- Dor c. acixtant secretary to the Presi Wi of James E. Taylor, Frank Leslie's artist: J. W Roteler and iad daughters or South Carol: Hatmer and lad, Hawley, of Conn. dh Ammen and Gov were well represented and were greatly tion- ized by the ladies, The older soldiers of the visiting organizations stood but little show to dance or promenade when the West Pointers were about. The middies trom Annapolis were not in attendance, otherwise the tables might and their easier uniform give them some advan. tage on the floor over the West Pointers, who are buttoned up to thechi Of the visiting much attention. also had a del added much te the bi comers, reachii promenaded until the arrival of the President. Much was expected in the way of cheerful music from the army of canary birds provided for the ball-room, but they were too cold to little song, but they good for their threats, and pretty soon t would stop piping, put on their wraps, and tack their bills aud tocs nnder their feathers for comfort. ‘The systematic arrangements for the conveni- ence of guests was something new in the way of inauguration balls, and the various committees carried out their plans proposed with exceptional fidelity, The general committee consisted of Alex R. Shepherd, president; “Henry D. Cooke, Wim. Chief Justice Chase. Admiral L. ough, John Franklin Phil; arid -. Senator Stockton, shells, rocket display, fairy dance; iliumina- tion—battery fountains, tree of liberty, pars chute, rocket ascension, = of meteors, £c., revolving windmill, bombshell display, rocket=, Xe., green ilwminations, Union foautains, jew- vled cross, battery display, cascade of pearls, shell and parachute display, silver shower foam: tain, revolving Yankee Ne, Greek fire, ilights of rockets, sun of glory, display or me- teors. Finale—Temple of Libery, with General McFarland, Gen’l Whipple, Commissioner lass of the Revenue department, Mr. W cBride, Mr. John McC nd Mrs.N. Acker, Mrs. M. Barnard. W. LeBarnes, with the twe Lr. Gegorge lowning, the caterer: doza, the eolored secretary of state of and lady; Lieuie ernor Glees, of South Carsien Grant on horseback, terminating with a tableau Senators Clayton, Schurz, Sroncer’ 6. of fights of rockets, pearl fountain, and shells. lady.Robertson, nliady, Keprescntative: | No accident attended this exhibition, so far as is known, and at the conclusion the criwds har. tiedly dispersed, to seck warmer quarvers their respective homes, THE AVEXUE ILLUMINATED. Numbers of the buildings on the avenne among them T. L.. Hume's grocery establist ment, G W. Goodull’s iting estab. lishment, Philp & Solomons’, and the First National Bank were handsowely illuminated, wd the whole avenue Was almost as bright as tax. it being lighted up by powerfal caleinm ughts, placed at intervals betweeu the Capitol and the Treasury building. Owing to the at- tractions on the avenue, the grand ball, the place of amusement were not overcrowded. with spectator: THE RUSH FoR THF DEPOTS There was a great rush last night tains leaving for the north aud south, a although the police did what they eoukd, could not manage the crow. cars were at the platforms « sce seribable confusion would tolle Ritchie aud daughter, Mer- Tawiey-of Tie aud tele n, of N.Y, Wa . an and Lady Wiridge, Kel i. hitthorne and iv i Elliott, of ; Kandall, ; General nu, Surgeon General Barnes Commodore Jewell, of Connecticut, THE WEST POINT CADETS » been turned on the West Point boys. The uidies are a rollicking set, spirited dancers, The roads were unable to take all the applicants for pas- sage, and both at the Baltimore and Chio amd military there was quite a large delegation trom the Old Guards battalion, | Baltimore and Potomac depots many remained of New York, their showy uniforms, described | all night, and someon the outskirtsot at length m Tur Star: of yesterda: attracting | ~uffered from the cold while waiting The Philadel; Toop resent, whose Uniforms lianey of the scene. Vice President Wilson was one of the early the ball about 1 0 clock, and backed in, The waiting rooms Us and offices of the neighiuring Lot. contained standing sleepers. A NORTH CAROLINIA\ ROBBED OF $70,000. In such crowds the I pred gentry liad & tine field for operations, ail some lost by them. Judge Underdan Wilmington, 5 in attempting to » Richmond t 11.20 last night, was relieved of his wal taining $200, and over =70,000 of notes, &c., be- longing to a southern raiiread with which he is connected. THE CANARIES AT THE BALL. Lf Now aml then a syuad of them wouk ited by the band-; get sic, and set up a lively idn’t find the temperature FAILED To CONNPOT. The steamer Lady of the Lake, with the reg- ular artiliery from Fortress Monroe, was de- tained «own the river by head winds; and, from the statements of some of those on board, they lid not have a very pleasant time—the boat being heavily laden, and the waves breaking new then over the tower decks. ALMOST 4 EUN-AWAY, About I1o’clock last night the horses attached to the carriage of Secretary Delano became frightened at the steam whistle at tire imangu- cal ball building, and 4torun, but were ght by Sergeant Brosnan. During their flight, two fur robes and the seat cushions were TRE COMMITTEES AND THEIR Work. Dickson, ‘Hallet Kilbourn, J. W. Thompson, . eats aan é John 0. Evans, A. M. Clapp, Amos We | HOW THIEVES WERE DISPOSED OF YReTERDAY. Hamé, Ben. Perley’ Pore: — esterday, the detectives picked up some fif- treasurer; George 5. Gideon, i - Chip- ‘W. Thompson, Gen. J Senator Thurman, C. A. El- , B. F. Butler, M. ands, » A. G. » M. C., bo ge Cc. urn, Col. John ie had. beew by Mise = press the that! father thie to extend a weiner ae i Lieut. Fred. Grant, Kich’d K. Evans, H. » John 8. Delane, ‘etired and next called on Mr. FS. Vickwor where the band —y - ~ yi pe ja - Movers, dt Pomnayiva trier response, after which the club returned $© their hotel. : AFTER THE INAUGURATION. Pennsylvania avenue has been enlivencd au day by the bands of the variogs organizations which did not return to thelr homes last migh’ At about half-past uine o'clock the Boston Lancers, dismounted, passed op and down the enue Im full dress uniform, and attractey ch attention by the stirring music of the band and the exceltent marching of the cow panies, The Grand Review 5 THE SECOND CONNECTICNT RBOIMENT. Among all the military organizations broug!t to the city by the inauguration cetebratien, none attr or deserved more attention th: the 2d Connecticut regiment. Unfortunate!) , owing to bad railway management, It was not able © any part in the ceremo- nies of the day—a fact which was greatly re- gretted by all who had an opportanity to sce the fine display it made in its amarch up the Avenue atter the procession had broken ranks. In one seme, however, the men com it were the gainers by this, as they seome: to attract all the more attention to-day # hile marching and dr in By special arrangement this regim reviewed by the President this mor weloc They lett their biam armory at zeus’ committer “. The lime of marcy a) im avemme to H, to 19th, to Avenue a SS % PRESIDENT REN T — The President occupied the stan! tro be reviewed the troops yesterday, and he ot the New Mi th ot of citizensot Connecticu were also on the stand. Phe regament was headed by Col, Smith staft, and im marching paid we late There was an immenss concourse of people present, and the fine ynarching and appearance of the regiment was complimented by the P ident and the officers on the stand, and severn! of the companics were heartily applauded TIME OF EF. A ROveR Thisorganiztion had a pretty rough time on their trip. They left New mn by railroad at 124 o’elock on Monday. arrived in New York om Ume, and were received by the officers of the 7 Ist regument and escorted to their armor) where they were served w refreshuses: Then joitiing the Sth New York they march: jersey city ferry Monday nt on a train of Mears, Iwas not long after w it was found that there was but 2 LIMITED ax stopped, and the the road-side and cut a sup Thin, however, was not the last mishap, for after Uh | train lett Havre-de-Grace j TMRER CARS WERE LEFT BENEND and were brought up by another engine. T | were about 3 hourson the road from Buitun: | snd were landed near Boundary street. fe mb. Kellogg met thew aud they marched tite | the city, arriving s Isewhere, to Laie te | Join the proc « i* hours én che | trom Jersey Ci ' After this treatment by the railroad mies, the officers and amen aud their very stated —b NATURALLY ELT ISproNANT | and last evening a meeting was held a: Smith's headquarters, (St Smith stated the by Gov Jewell reported on the trip he they will stop imal New York tor 4 they were show “din hollow square. ni ent reviewed them, the men saluting biun as te passed them. He subsequently took bis post tion at the door,and the Lanecrs tiled out ting ax they piosed TRE THIKD NEW sion this morning, wh vk in iraut appeared and JERSYY REOIMENT 1. J. Madison Drake, made a parade thix afternoon, leaving their “earters (Colameian Armory) at Lo’clock, and marched up P sylvania avenue, by Lith and I street street, and returning down the Avenne, passin: im review at the White House before Pre-ilent eheral Sheridan, aid others, paying « marching salute. THE FIFTH NEW YORK REC Col. Cb: WENT atternoon, Un the maren they complimented Col. Webster, Adjutant —- vf the District troops, with a marching ute. OYEREDN WITH Vrerrene lent's Hous to-day President was passing through the hall where there were probably 20 persons, some Ladies " hand, and the rest their example. the President good Wy helt an imprompta reception. Eabibition Drill the a : or West Point The drill and dress parade of the West Point Cadets on the avenue Uris moruing, between Jth Ith streets, was the most interesting feature oi the day, and attracted thousands of persons to that locality. Upon the invitation or Mr. A. niner, the Secretary of War a arty wit nessed the parade trom the baloony in fre t hment, over Wall & Robinso: Secretary were Vice Presi son, Speaker and Mrs. Blaine. Thornton and lady, Blacque Bey and Mrs. Ricketts, Mrs. Gen. thers. About Jobson, with a sy portion ot the avenue, ai the line of the curl h the been formed and,the I salute pard te Seeretary of War battalion drill took lace. The boys were put th: the manual nee = then the varions evolations, Which were exeeuted with groat pre- cision, and drew forth . KOUSD AFTER ROUND OF APPLAT SE trom the multitude. Their double-quick mowe- ments and bayonet exercise cepecially were loudly applauded. 1t was probably ene of the best military drills witnessed in this locality years, aml Secretary Belknap deserves thaws of all for affording the public an op tunity of wilucseing the eficiency of Uh Pot boys. SMITH, THE COLORED CADET, Was of course anxiously song! rious crowd. He occupied the right of the » ond platoon first company, but was not easily discovered, as he ix a very bright mulatto, with the straight hair, and not as singled out the boys Convers with the hipmen vexte day. M of the cadets in the line this mor ing whi of rather dark pointed out as Suith, aud some in the perfectly satisfied ‘that they bad seen the lured cadet and probably have wot Cound out their mistake yet NT CADETS denk all day! ‘Thank Beaven I'm aot ee once THE YousGraT SOLDIER KxowN i gisrory. Among the notable ; Ly i peam.of the 24th U.S. Tutantry, who Seta ons ee ees Clem basa. ome at os writen in of the ‘Couftict in merica, a» *+1. Drum- isid -anlae his ro