Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1860, Page 3

ve LOCAL NEWS. i> Though Tux Star is printed onthe fastest steer prem inuse soath ef Baltimore, its edition ie so large as to require it to be put to press at an early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be sent in before 12 o'clock m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. 2 Norics to Wasninctonians.—Those of our fellow-citizens leaving for the watering places and elsewhere should bear in mind that we do not mait Tre Stak except after payment in ad- vauoe at the rate of 373; cents per month. - — Novice. District of Columbia Advertisements ‘to be inserted in the Ba timone Sun are received at and forwarded from Tue Star Oflice Tux! Dovgias Martine Last Eventye — Srexcn of Mr Gantacugr, &c.—Thete was quite a large and entbustastic gathering at the natters of the politics! adherents glee amd Johnson tn this city lestevening. Abont 8 o'clock the capacious hail eccupied by this Asso- ciation in the Kimmeii House, on sea ie- tween Four-and-a-half ond Sixth streets, was lite- rally packed. The meeting was called to order by ; Feber pomape Jobn F Eons, Esq ee 2 very interesting ceremony took place. ‘bis was the of a large and bandsome Amer|- cam flag to the Association by Mr. Thornley, on the'part of the ladies of the Fifth Ward. Rais ap late and beoutifnl gift was teceived on behalf of the Association Ex the president ina few well-conceived and appropriate retnarks. ‘The larye crowd then repnited to the outside ero rej of the building, in front of which was stationed the Marine Band, executing various national airs ‘The band then struck up ‘Hail to the Chief,” on the Pence ae the president of the meeting, Mr. Ennis, appeared om the balcony and announced that Mr. Francis Gallagher, of Balti- more, was present and had kindly consented to Laas them. Faics cbtecs were given for ir lagher, w! entleman came for- ward and, being introduced, spoke as follows: Pellow-cftizens: I can assure that beame here this preening He relae! ly, a8 the es men who v’ me y will yesterda that — me ina sick bed, and it was only at thelr earnest solicitation that I consented to come: “But When called upon to advocate such a cause— the cause of the Democracy of the Union—I can ouly repeat, what was said by Claude Melnotte in the play, ‘Place me where France most needsa Heed ‘and | am thereto do battle for the cause.” C Place | ust that what wassaid by my friend who Jn- troduced me, with reference to my baving served a lifetime in the service of the Democratic party, ‘will be a sufticient assurance that! am advocating no new doctrine. The principles that I now bave the hopor to advocate, I learned from bey fings and teachings of Jetferson. Jackson, » } | may say, Mr. Buchanan himself, and I am not to be driven from the Democratic party atthis time by the cry of some of our friends who threat- en to read ng text the party because we will not bow the knee to a set of men who desire to act as dictators for the people when the People should be the arbiters of the politicians, and not the politi- J cians of the peorle. [Ap 5 ‘This prac gry pat} itizens, has been far too prevalent in Republic. 1 We boast af be- ing a Republic of freemen; we boast framing the institutiors of our country by the voice of a malenity of the peopie; but it has been too mach the tof the people to listen to the politicians of the land, when they should teach the \- ticians to listen to them. I trust that the day has gone by when that state of affairs can any longer tolerated in this country And now I il ‘Wsy, in coming to that point, that that is the reason why from the start | advocated the posi- tion that qndge Doug les has assumed. 1 do not say that | 79 pees bis porition, and all he did, and all he said upon the Lecompton ques- tion. But I thought there ought to be toleration enough among democrats to tolerate a differ- ence of opinion upon an unessential question; {-That’s so,”’ and applause;) especially in a man who had done so much service for the democratic jo [‘:That’s honorable.”"j here is the man, Nerth, South, East, or West, that has labored longer and harder, and spent more time and money in the cause than the states- man of lilinois—no, not the statesman of [ilinois, but the statesman of America. [A round of three enthusiastic cheers was here given for Stephen A Douglas.) Why, his friends had the power in Cincinnati to defeat the nomination of Mr. Buchanan. Did they do it? No! The very moment be got the majority there, Judge Dougles by oe is friends in the spirit of that remark of Thomas H. Benton, “Union and harmony; everything for the cause; nothing for men,”’ aad urged his friends to go for Mr. Buchanan; and they did so. And not only did they advocate the election of Mr. Buchanan, in [linois, and carry the State for him, but used their influence every- where, and thus secured his triumphant election. — and copenee But yet because he iffered with him upon this miserable Lecompton question, which he contended the people should settle for themselves, some of our friends have undertaken to ostracise him. and read bim out of the democratic party. Why, fellow-citizens, the people of this country say no’ It reminds me of a case In English bi , of a leader of one of the rebellions there—{ forget whether it was the Kentish rebellion or not—of a man by the name of ‘Trelawney, who was captured and condemned to the block” The working —— and the masses rose up against it. ‘The king was determined to bave him executed in this manner. ‘The announce- ment of this determination caused stirring songs to be composed and sung; and the enthusiasm of the people rose everywhere to the highest degree In one of the most celebrated songs the cherus rang “‘ And must Trelawney die? Aud shall Trelawney die? Then twice three thousand Cornish men Wl know the reason why.’ {Applause.} That song was sung from “ John O’Groat’s to land’s end.’ It was heard from every hamlet, in every workshop, in every coal mine in England ‘The King beard it in the chase, and bigh above the tallybo of the hunter and the yelping cries of the victims, he heard that song— “And muat tygalg die?” ee it on Lis way to the Parliament House t “The ple would know the reason why.”? ‘The result was Trelawney was pardoned, and the King never did— “* Give the reason wy; [Applause] Now we say in regard to ie las, ‘- Must he politically die” because of this difference of opinion in regard to an immaterial issue? One million of voters of this Union demand “ the rea- son why.” They will not be satisfied until they have the answer. [A mae] Bat our Southern friends say, “He is not trueto the South.” Not true to the South’ Why, who was the man they put forward when the South demanded the of the Missouri Compro- mise? Not aman of theirown. Had the North todoit? Yes. A Northern man of ability wes selected because of his supposed influence with Northern Democrats. And the proper man was te.ected for the proper office. That repeal wasac- complished, and what wns the result? From whence came the denunciations of Judge Dou; jas then? Peans were sung to him at South. He was denounced qrerrwhere at the North; bornt jn effizy tar ‘bout that section of country; aod the fanaticisme the pulpit threw the Bible ot wai Riou ? 1 star exaeetie 7 , *Cruc: ya [la use, Fad ii ix i é i z & rt cit i & fey hey alone; rg fe) an the on ee Poa hen pot ce ack y soul m men, v }. ‘ancey, ‘that if Lincoin be elected, eA Union must be dissolved.” And they are con- tributing te that very result by running Breckia- ridge ticketsim the North, where they know: he cannot carry a single State, in order to divide the Getncctatic ¥ote ‘Mr. Yancey of them all is the most consistent took in the convention that es Ny Mind belted fem t nD determined to carry the States of por rn pre But, feliow-citiz J think be bes shot beyond the mark. W to God drew Jackson were living to-day! one, hg Sones of the South would very soon craw] in their hotes. [Laughter and J % timea man Mr. Aye, = Jacksou’s th —— ‘on theipart be and ability of that noble cham, of rights in the sdvacseyotwhoeeeeme yee Mysterious Dgatnx — Yesterday afternoon, | GEORGETOWN. be aul Ten bees wcleaiggt ype ert a jury of et ie > listed. owe *6- | for ‘pose: ascertai the cause _ fe nbled here in such large numbers this evening. | sudden ‘dedth of Mee. Harrigan, who lved in, Co?respondence of vr 1 regard it as an unmistakable But, coneli test? mit me bt gs ion, What wil tiog.; the extremists of the South, aleo, fot n the Territories of your determined. zeal in the great cause ofthe Union and popular rights. [Applause } or two more, in be the result of this'con- The abolitionists or republicans of the North are contending for Congressional interven- ertmeaal intervention on the subject of slavery Does not every man of com- mon sense know that if that is made the issue, the Goat Alley, in the Northern Liberties. The Ir! neighbors resisted an inquest, and some had to be ejected from the house. It appeared that the deceesed was well y y Morning. avd upon her complaining, some one gave her a dose of oil, aad toon after she was A post mortem exim- —— was made, and oy tigre was — the ‘sicians present for t! rpose of an+ nlrzing Ty contents and the frend pe somal ti m This morning the jury met. according to ad- Gronertown, August 21, 1860. ‘We'mentioned. some days since, it will be re- membered, the case of 2 child said to be closely confined {na residence on High street. The house was entered by Capt. Donaldson, Chief of Police, on Sunday night last, and the boy was réleased. He was scantily clothed at the time —asbirt being his only garment—but Captain hu manely purchased for bim a and a straw bat. Attired in he rs to South must be beaten, and under the next census journment. The ppmeccne abstract of the testi- | be a bright intelligent boy, abowt nine or ten beaten immensely by the overwhelming ape mony was kindly furnis! by the acting coronet | yeafs of age, and show’ no signs of ill-treatment. which the North and the West will have in the | Barnaclo - | On the contrary, be ie plamper and more robust Congtess of ~ United States. Judge Douglas Dennis Collins, sworn.—Lives in the house than the Majority of Catlaves, witha clear Comes in, and occupies compromise ground. | where the deceased i—up stairs Saw Mrs. no. Heis very communicative, These men are over the bord and Sars “ Hands of 8wor stop thi Union; bet the pie th fighting with uplifted swords, over the body ing to do with it’ Why, what kind of protec of the Unton; Dougias comes in off, gentlemen; lift La pews the je Territories settle that question for themselves; let Congress have noth- Harrigan in the morning. She seemed well. At 8 o’cloéh f left for my work, and returned 25 min- utes to 12 o’clock. She was then dead. John Maloney, sworn —Saw Mrs. H. between 8 and 9 o'clock a. m , and asked her what was the | matter. She said she had taken a heavy dose of of] aud felt very — Saw her again at the same , answers questions readily and aptly, but at times with considerable naivete. Failing to find hima home elsewhere, the Chief of Police yesterday “paabte! es him to the ‘house. ‘That institation, thoug li very rood of it8 kind, no doubt, is not the oa place for a child, as all will admit. We have heard of several cases of —_ tion Would Seward give? What would the | time as Collins—d burglary in our city lately, and in connectior effect of intervention, as administered by such a Peter Harrigan, (amall boy, son of deceased,) | therewith of an instance of co presence man beds my epee ‘W hat kind of protection to | sworn —Went to market early in the morning. | of mind on the part of a young lady which is rer Beet n the Territories would these men | When he returned. siw nothing out of the way. | woitay of being recorded. It seems that a resi- ve? Protection as vultures give to lamb, covering and devouring them. Let low-citizens, as fat a8 in our power to rally around the and PA forth until the and the Union. And may it live forever. Fe Speaker retired amid great applause. ie others, when it quietly dispersed. lay City Councits, August us, then, fel- endeavor Conservative men, the Union, e our efforts and exertions, from this day day of election, for Judge Douglas assemblage was addressed by one or two —Board of Alder- » | Arranged the marketing for his mother. and went | dence on West street was entered by an awkward away. His mother said she was unwell before he | or negligent operator, who overturned some pieces left. When he returned, he found his mother | of furniture in the patlor. The yenng lady in dead. Nobody wasthen in the house. question hearing the noise, and suspecting the Mrs. Collins, sworn.—Resides up stairs in the | cause, armed herself with a gun, ani proceeded house. Her husband had leftthe house. Mrs. | in quest of the di ator. He, hearing her ap- Harrigan told her she had takena mr dose of — retreated Uy, and was only saved by oil. She heard a woman’s fvotstep, and the words urtiedly cloa the door in his rear, until he in a low voice ‘Give me a small bottle, and I will | gained the and was lost in darkness. An- give you a drop that will ease you.”’ I heard nothing more, and rag. peer she (Mrs. H.) was asleep, until between 11 and 12 o’clock witness’ sont ence on tne same a was eee last week, and one of the bui was captared by Mr. Wm. D. Bell, but Ge eee used bis men.—The ‘d met as usual, president Dove in | husband said she was dead. teeth to such advantage on the band of his¢apter the chair. “5 Dr M VB. Bogan, sworn—Saw Mrs. Harri. | that Mr. B. was obliged to re-inquleh his hold; COMMUNICATIONS. an afew days ago. She was seemingly well | and the scam One from the Mayor announeing his having ap- ter @ post mortem examin; the contents of proved the following acts: An act authorizing t! laying of a watermain itn I street, north, from n act for the gutter on the north An act to gfade Second. Btreet west, between viene avenneand D street for the construction of Street north, between Four and-a- West. An act making an pay for ring the bridge on Soint resolu Bleventh to Fifteenth streets west, A: taki ntl telayi feat Se fquare No. 351% south. An act to prov: a sewer re © half and Sixth streets appropriation to Connecticnt avenue. ing Jobn K. Vi ver to com, ater streets west. An act maki pay @ertain expenses incur: ut the faneral ceremonies of thi Also, ne from the Commissioners of the Asylum ieee the members ~ oe a eir secretary to visit the lum on nex! Thursday, 234 pa at 44 tion, the invitation was acce) PETITIONS REFERRED. Of Mary D Alexander, and of John F. Mar and otbers, for water inains; and others, for permission and open a new one; certain atreets. BILLS REPORTED AND Pass: Bill to grade and, ravel First st ition author’z between C aud D sts. north; to improve the condition of the gutter on the east side of First at. east, between B and C sts. north; of the lower board, to construct a branch sewer and drop at the southwest angle of Ninth st west and I st north, to connect with the 3 ef the lower board, to y James A. Fletcher for work done in the board, to grade and New Jersey avenue to our-and-a-half st. west; to set the cucbetscoaed D on the west fronts of squares 168 and 169; to improve the Northern market, with an of a substitute; for the con- Sewer on the weat side of main sewer on Ninth st Fourth Ward; of the lower ravel L street south, from Pave the footw: amendment in form struction of a drop and plete a fishhouse on ween Eleventh and nein an a riation to by tills eprporation e late Joaeph Gales. Board of Aldirmen 4 o'clock p.m. On mo- f Bishop Kendrick to close an old alley of citizens, for repairs in In other cities the night-carts are not brought into requisition until a late hour, when good cit- izens are asleep, or sup) to be. Here, on the contrary. they commedice operations shortly after 10 o'clock, to the great ann ince of all families who, in the warm summer nights, sit up to enjoy the most t hours of tie twenty-four We hope the nuisance will be abated. he Metropolitan Hook and Ladder Coiipany of your <i, jay made their last appear- ance until farther notice. They honored us with a visit, and were received with a salute from the bell of the Vigilant Fire Company. Considerable quantities of new wheat are com- ing in at present, and sell readily at $1 35a$1.40 for white, and $1.25a$1 30 for red. Some choice samples of white bring $1.45. ——-——— +20 Hottoway’s Pints. z Liver Complaint —The insid ous and destructive effects of “biue pill’ on the system as a specific for thisdiseaxe are now entirely superseded by the use gf the mild, antiseptic and vegetable remedies. They not only eradicate all traces of this complaint, but give vitality ty the exhausted functions, Ne = to the impaired constitution, and onerey to the emaciated invalid. For indigestion, bilioushéss, heart burn, &c , Te re the Only safe cure. Sold by ail Drugeists, at 25c., 62c.,and $1 per box. au i7-lw the stomach were anal: there was de- tected in them an ounce or an ounce and a half of fh hee aha ge ia re e gtatemen' t. Bogan was corrobora! by bis ‘beother, a isin; cian, and Dre. ing and pe eS mae fpea the neces- rf — operations —; 5 A. Lewis,clerk in Stone’s drug store, sworn, testified to the purchase of a dove of ofl by Airs. A little daughter of Mrs. ce pte ye too you to be a witness, ssid she would tell the truth, a said she was singing ‘I have no father,” (her father had been dead about five weeks), early in the morning, and her mother told her to goto market with ber little brother, and said ‘then to- night you can sing I bave no mother.”’ The jury returned a verdict—‘That the said Jane Harrington came to her death by poison ad- ministered by her own hand, or by the hand of some person or persons to the jury unknown.” 7 t ° | Mextine oy raz Gaues Monumenr Commit- TES —A meeting of the committee appointed to obtain conttibutions to erect a monument to the memory of the late Joseph Gales was held last night at the City Hall. On motion of Wm T. Dove, esq., Hugh B. Sweeney, esq., was called to Ses the chair, and John Savage, esq., was requested All of Pg Pn ine REMEDIES o q bade oa cot pod 2 am a sy, sppatated meopathic enone ty = we ly aie, He re business; an . Easby, ; from the committe, reported verbally at it had been | Heat boxes, at 25 ‘and’ “odute each. lac, determined to solicit from all the sum of one dol- | Sreh* with book ot tull drewtionn Fa aie Be %. B. "Gilman, 330. F ‘a. avenue, wholesale and retail ents W. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north F street; also bye. . Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave 6 and Sixth street, Also, han i he oe ch lazel, for internal and external inflafumations of Sold as above. mia 9-ly lar of less in aid of the object in view; and this would be published by resolution to be hereafter prepared. Mr. Easby stated that other places would, ver bably, help to raise the necessaty fund. He had, he said, convetsed with a gentle- man from New Orleans. (who is connected with the press thete,) who made encouraging state- ments with feferenceto the subject. The chairman of the meeting suggested that editors throughont Mrs. W: Ww, Bn eXperienced nurseandiemale physician, hes 8 Soovhins Syrup or Catidem Teeth. tng, which greatly facilitates the process of teething “ th ti it to call attentt all inflammation— Fowtoeah ez ueverch Eo and Pa crenne in | tes sander Tue comedic ie wastoaccionn | cit atti aiae tal eats eee ae the Second Ward; making an ao ation to pay adopted the suggestion; and before adjourning the | bowels. Depend upon if mpthers, it will give rest Wm-.-M. Ellis & Bro. for 34-inc sep valves fur- following plan of operations was reported and to yourselves, and relief: health to your sofants, nished to the Corporation; to lay a water main in wensinenee adopted: He im Oa ome, heene ‘soliiy and song Tenth at. wet New York arent’ | gvlgens feesacetbion fom cack individant | Smoereetemn, ———_—_— “ 3 should be fixed at one dollar and under, in order ‘yon’s MaGnetic Insect PowDER a Curtwlone and. pave gecdys on west front of | to atford te every citizen, even of the most limited | Exterminates Bed Bu 8; Roaches, Ticks, Ants, ‘ayor for ex; inourred while attending to the interests Cor lay a water main in north to Pa. avenue; to ye water main in F. st north, from Eleventh to Thirteenth streets west joint resolution of this boatd, the lower board, authorizing the Central pipe yard coimittee’s recommendation to Insist u, uard-house and C ion water. on the original bill—ayes 6, noes 4 The petition of Joseph Lowry (r — its fu select committee a inted by the Chair. Adjourned. a (4 Common Covncil —Tbe board met at the usual hour, the President in the chair. COMMUNICATIONS. A communication from the Mayor was read stating that he had approved certain bills; also one from the Commissioner of the Asylum inviting the board to visit that institution on Thursday this ration before the Legislature of Maryland, during its session of 1860; autoorizing the Tax Collector to receive certain certificates of indebt- edness of the Corporation, in payment of taxes; to close private alleys in a state of nuisance; author- i. the goers at higeee rd = Public Schools ease a building for public-school rposes; to Twefth st poss ase from C st. with a substitute by the Mayor to enclose ith @ suitable brick wall, with the mn the original bill. After discussion, the board insisted back from ine committee, who were discharged urther consideration,) was referred to a arden Insects, &c, means, an opportunity of testifying bis veneration tt contains ne Poison for the character of Mr. Gales, by contributing to the erection of @ monument to bis mem: ‘on’s Magwetic Prius delat ‘peatis to Wats and 2) That subscription books shall be furnished to Are Certain Death Mice. each member of the committee, In which to enrol Sold everywhere, 6p 9-3m the names of the contributors, , with the following preface: Murer’s MinacuLovus Vermin Destroyer, ‘Subscriptions to a monument, to be erected in | the oldest and best remedy known for exterminat- Mice, Cock; hs Bugs, Ants, the city of Washington, to the memory of Joseph Mecgultoss® Fleas, ‘Moths, ain WY oreae and Gar’ Gales, late editor of the National Intell igencer—a man in whom was harmoniously blended all the noblest traits of human character—whose name 1s Suggestive of the sage and the patriot; the friend of the r, the futher of the fatherless, the self. pleaser benefactor of the unfortunate and the distr i 3. That editors throughout the United States, friendly to sea testimonial to the memory of the Nestor of Journalism—the invincible but ever-courteous Gales—are invited to make collec- tions Inthe manner indicated, and forward the ‘oceeds to J.B. H. Smith, Esq., of this city, ‘reasurer of the Gales Monument Fund. The meeting then adjourned, subject to the call of the Chairman. den insects, a Depot, 612 Broadway, N. Y. > ruggists everywhere, ma pa Princij id JARRY’s TRICOPHEROUS by all is the best aud PaD ee article for Dressing, < a 1e be u rot y cists and Perfumers’ a0 ar 12-6m GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS Por other Georguownadvertisements see first page Fo RENT—A convenient two-story BRICK DWELLING, on First street, with Gas and Water. Also, a commodions Dwelling and Store on Bridge street ‘To suitable tenants the rent will ha very moderate. Apply toSAMUEL M. KEN= NY, No. 124 bunbarton st , Georgetown. au 21-tf A CANARY BIRDS. WJ Lot of those delightful songsters may now be ptt ch iL Tux Youne Zovaves.—We were favoted, yes- terday afternoon, with a visit from, and an exhi- hition by, “The You Zouaves,”’ of this city, Cpt E. H. Skirving, who, in their parade through tue Lage gee streets, halted in front of the Star ‘a t through a great variety of evol : feat isnsote "and 'e fow Ca od . i office, and went through a great variety of evoln- | very cheap est Bas and a few e8' Athi rs Deen eke t oaa abd feats in imitation of their Chicazoname- | furtals. apply at No 141 Beall street, fou the reli the Western Hose Company; sakes. Among other things they marc! , coun- | doors . jaye rh napa Gavcing eter ret termarched, crossmarcbed, matched “round and | _ ##21-St WILLIAM OSBORN. from C to G streets; providing for a perfect regis- | found,’ shouldered armr, pretented arms, rest d UST RECRIVED FROM THE INTERIOR tey of voters; for trimming and gravel ng Eleventh street from C to G streets; to grade L street from Twenty fourth street to Pennsyivania avenue; to pay W.L. Ellis & Bro. 2 balance due th making au appropriation fora paid fire depart. ment; authorizing the Mayor to anticipate the ‘poration to carry into effect the bill providing for the establishment of ten ad- ditional public schools—all of which were appro- revenues of the Cor, priately referred. A resolution in reference toa removal of the Western Market. and a resolution of inquiry in reference to the right to use a certain improved patent foreway step-cock and fire-plug were Pipetitions of C. Alexander and others, W. Flood and Charles Finnegan were referred to commit- lees An act providin: renounced to be ina nuisance be abated, was passed. BILLS PAS*ED. ma; bosayl nibh alleys which are ite of nuisance by the ommissioner of Health shall be closed until such * arms, grounded arms, laid down, rolled over, loaded and fired in a recumbent position, (all but loading and firing,) and handled themselves and their wooden rifies in every con- ceivable manner, to the intinite amusement of a large crowd of spectato-s who gathered arcund tuem. They were neatly uniformed In scarlet pants, blue shirts, and skull caps, and made a very fine i peepebag Satine pas e understand that the “Young Zouaves’’ and the ‘Young Na- tional Rifles” are to be e-nsolidated into one com- pany. under Capt. Rath | and it may b> ex- pe ted that the Metropolis will hereafter be und: military rule,until the boys get tired of ‘‘sogerin.”? of Pennsy! vania, a few brands of = _ PURE RYE WHISKY, distilled in the years 1838 and i839, Those wishin; to purchase an unadulterated article for medicina’ purposes, &c, seldom have such an opportunity offered t 5 Ruse REALL & MATTHEWS, VOR HARPER’S FERRY.-CHANGE OF DAYS —On and after July , 2.1860, the stesmer ANTELOPE, Capt 9 yirg the United Stats roma, will ph pee! go EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ani FRIDAY, at7a. m.,and re- ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. .—Every Wednesray the Antelope will ron ih to Shepherdstown. au 20-im* T CLINTON ACADEMY. HE Next A: nual Session of th: commence on MON DAY, September x bas been removed to 161 West stre t, between Congress and High. Circulars may be ofained after the 22d ot uses atthe drug s'oreof Mr R, S. T. Cisul, corner meres< and Bridge sts. £O. ARNOLD, M.A, Principel_ N throug! Paravss.—Yesterday afternoon the Turners pa- raded, with their banners and flags, to attend a festival north of the city 2ceompanied by Esputa’s brass band. The procession was headed bya platoon of Yayers, armed and equipped, ‘onder the command of Mr. James Cerbarat. The Metropolitan Hook and L.zdder Company pet also, making their last appearance until hey are provided with an apparatus-house, ac- 8u 18 eolm G Deda kt e Theyery domcable Bates i 5 N— wery desi Id- Bet special Loved ev iseiring inp fomet pl cording to law, They were out in full force, in | ing Lot on the sonth side of First street, opposite $12,100 to Tedescn marantied bonds of the Alex. | tbeir handsome equipments, and carried with sex shoe aes fact | Moat and iid foot dee tAleos andria and Washington raliroad; to take ap sed Sane Netra ipl chatdinic i a mt ot Lot Nez, at portent gorner of Fit . i : on relay a gutter on L street north, between 7 and | ipiine Bat , under Prof. Seah 'B Both these | Si" Predonc t 1) fect deep, and part of Lot N Sth streets west; for the improvement of B street; to repair the carriage way on 7th street west, Petinsylvania avenue tothe canal; for trimmin, and greveling L street north, between 4th and Sth for the construction of a Myateacy 4 h streets west; on the north side of E street north, between i3t und 14th streets; for the relief of J. a. Flete for street. ion of a gutter on west si for same on bhp park Naa of-a sea wall on Pe 134 streets west; from 11th to 14th streets west; for the purchase 10, six-inch water pipes; an act waking « ions for certain in connec! distribution of Potomac ‘water Srepah city; for laying a water main in 19th . ; to lay a water main on N street, porn i emp Emer I street north; authorizing the ic school trustees to lease for three years & z to R. H Gillett for school pur- 98 to meet ‘ashington Asy- bea ef priating $1 ; anda 8ppropriat Beholencies in appldprintion lum ‘The Board then adjourned. ARLINGTON Pic-Nic Por rue OnPuans.— ple-nic for the orphans of St. Vincent's acfite, of this city, came off entire satintaction of old—happy fam/lies and ing the hours devoted to recreation and c! of human life. Theo! uted conductors, reached after which, the danc entire aifgir, we are ere in sying, complete success, peaks well f clence of out cltisenain tha helpaneen of the or. phan ebfid. ‘The Fkizpegverc Rosseny.—Yesterday after. Priederburg returned to this, city from noon Mr Frieder! rn ee Baltimore, with Se Rome, and i pose B DIED, — | finder, Prspgen of Winging SUsbel, whale i cusndy HALOS the 20th: inst, ANNA MEADER, | Baiftimo , to city for trial. pda a furvber . of George W. and Anus Goodall, | BOARDING seeing <a ares os eet os ha Feed and acapsintances of the family are : atitcise stolen from hisjourneymmen. C about (Basses egeraoon, at ¢ clock, from 396 st 453. NINTH STREET Persons See with a ae pew, ge Ps me ‘ i vauubatenel ccomae having the c y bas been foued with On the 2th inst , KATE only’ child of Mm. | mienoes of gas, ‘ Cio brought to this city for trial ia the criminal court. ob ye og LOY, years,4 months pad bot a feat tt e either Tax Census Returns for the Seventh Ward Tne frieude af the faenily ere <A pdavited mmodated en moderate terms, , gt "Pree lahabitcitn 9,500, akatons olay ate oreloott Ahonecktonce of her parenterce itre-{ = a ; ; fio the five wards now In gave 27,150, We he ara cs the lovely. biaoming dower, we ‘woopt og for 1800 from’ them 42,054, or a Of 18,9256) | Broil. a mae ‘an rg B kal ken - ee ae CeNrRat GuAde Hoven Caves —Mrebaet te-|- R3disleareve only Bloom teal? ice te wauey tony “es rw ry what: Wiovsah Sle ating] ANE ARERR NY: | aaa Sido ta AE, | from ber, sa goartrnction of astench-trap on Eleventh it, between G and H streets north; to trim and gravel 9th street west, from G street north to New York avenue; for corto Hye and relaying a of Sth street west; pose on south front of square 220; to a w. bington for certain parpoees author- zing the curbstone to be set and footway paved 168 and 169; for the repair ‘otomac, between 1ith and of ih ™m vith the fro yoeueey at Artington to the friends of this charitable and benevolent movement. At an early hour the grounds were filled with groups of young and y: a8 ifsuch a thing as dull care were unknown in the ined girls, under Poe pe me a tag benev- °, Processi: ixth street, feet t and 159 feet deep, passed through the streets. apoio ADLER: Georgetown au T-eorw ‘The la: ad ient st ‘ocm Recovery ov StoLen Goovs.—Last week the yo tet ow Masonic Hall in Georgetown preliminary hearing of © C. Newman, charged | Possession will begivenon the lth of Oc! a with robbing the boarding house of Mrs. Hel - | Also, os eck ree lh gpa ee igger, was ‘ished Star. or 7 r TR ull ceupaber teas Nera confemed | LER or RecTRNKIN THOMAS, early opsauite throwin, part of the jewelry into the privy sink | “te Hall. = of the more station-house, when arrested and FOR NEW YORK. ia confined there. Yesterday officer Keese, who was | HE Packet sghooner Arotic, Captain Hicks, the officer in the case, being in Baltimore on bus- | it now ready for 1@ for the above port, ry ted with, pas to the and will meet wit! anata For tg \eton ond aeceneaed In recovering the watch, ‘au cs Acta ta. ‘ater street. chain, pocket book, locket, rings, and the knife : z mentioned In the ‘evidence, thus confirming New. Fett preven Sd IT) Bhs pause ter man’s sneehit Newman isin jail here await rfect order, and 1s of ne crther axe to ic owner trial court. ra 0) water i a ings wie fs ere! ore will senders reat 880 . Call Br jons attracted much attention as they Tux Pic-stc at Columbia Spri: yesterda: though not vor largely std nf ‘ma leasant one, all present appearing to enjoy Selves jmmensely. Lt arama gy or opener | in which the juveniles seemed to take especi: pleasure, was presided over by Mr. Wright, and a could be desired Se that ag —_ whole. was a great success, long iomentisesl tiie bappy participants. ‘Witp C . The Wilewing letter trom Reviewer Wop, of Copan Hn eater ofthe. 20) gregatio ie meh easy ves Ww. Boncgne. NA a fitaroh 2. i} Teo years sro. ‘saudden aad Violent attack upon aut whet { recovoted: I-was eo much Oppressed bY was o! le suffer: ai . ifficulty in hreathivg. to ‘ee or rest cy nbed my ing was extreme, judging he inefficacy of the remedies used, I ‘su; disease incurable. Being try w bottle of Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, it confidence in its efficacy, found the diffic entirely removed be | felinw suffer i aon ae to make ee ne | statement, and: the article to others | A at r rt 2 ? Paes see it at No, 77 ice street, Georgetown. gu lt-eotf ‘OR RENT—The DWELLING and STORE F No. 77 Bridge street. The dwelling contains 11 rooms in exceilent order. besides cioscts, water © oset, bath room, smoke house, milk hous» with | Pega acd wooushe!; with gas fixtar: cons}-te, sand water. “ihe windows c¢ arming yiews of Ld Bit! aut it country, storexa comple! ly fitted with shelving. coun- ci Manuotetatraadaurrsnias Merete hy ery Ww 001 ” large dr Seiars They will bereoted either together or eepe ‘and ton ani porsansent tenant at ver metaehenie ire eis CRAGIN, 122° Damberten au I4-cotf een or ere ee LOST AND FOUND. @ 4 REWARD —Strayed or stolen an the 19th § iastan ca reste GR AY HORSE; bob, + tail, et sores aoe 12 years old | ANY one returng ty me Wi 5 SAMUEL SHREVE,’ al oe Nor 275 Seventh st. EY. , Lop at she Rot SgbeTWRiok mamber wee \-None.xonulae”unioes signed 1. Betas oo" the rete [ei by Paver if rturadd uke out Mealy pelea hea ue mae eeeres oreo Tad Sie eee site & Poles, Wank’ L 5208 Ticedey August 70.5 RUNDE ington; and au ltteer bs serchicts as arte kof Lupo, ak R ir oie yp al ‘au is t Q & FOR SALE AND RENT. [Per other “« For Saie and Rent’? advertisements, see first page.) es. ed — i | x street west. in good order, and & pump of food water in the Kopls on the’ praises. oF 10 JAMES MILLER. P on ec ‘ses. Or LP corner of L: and 15th neroete an zis’ OR RENT—The vers comfortable and pleas mnUly eituat a threc-siory and basement BRICK HOUSE, occupied at present by adersigned, on the co: ner 0 ‘Seeort! st west an st. north. so for rent. that pretty COTTAGE on B st.nosth, h-tween ist and 2d sts. east, Capitol Wi. Both ot thea see are fivicshed in the best manner, Au 21 -e0St corner Second and D at. Foe ENT—A new FRAME HOUSE, con- iolug four rooms, Sarees Snd cellar A ¢ tenaat may apply to Mr. LEWIS, at the Globe of- fice 2 mu 2)-8t* et ee Fo RENT— Three three-story BRICK HOUSES on the Island, two on 7th et. between Eand F sts., with 7 rooms in each, new houses; just finished; one on C st. between 6h and 4% xt. Raguire of HS JOHNSON, No S78 P sng ut of} Ss. iN. No. a ‘a. ave.. between 4; and 6th ats,, opposite National Hove. an eo2t OR SALE—Very cheap, on reasonable one of the most desirable BUILDING LOTS in the city, situated on the st. and Now York Avent, HOUGSON, Stove Manufact between H and J sts, F9R, RENTS Tee beautiful new HOUSES, on Eighth stroet west, hetween and_N streets north. west side. Apply to MARY C HAISLIP, No. 381 Niuth street west, or Dr, KEASBY, No, 332 Pa. avenue, between 9th and loth streets, jy 12-77* TORE FOR RENT.—Situsted on the South Ss athe Pa ave., between Sth 0th, suitable for any business. For farther partsoulars enquire st No, 305 Pa. ave., between 9th and 10th sts, au l4 2w F TT fine substantial ig) beds ISK.on 1th st., between Land M ste, with and 6 House, Anyone wh Use will be sold on very ac ‘ms, or exchange for smaller prop- erty & private’ ri en none can surpass I Ingui: EO. T. LANGLY, on L st., near 14th nu lett 'OR SALE—A iot of LAND containing 5 acres Fe. Privee George’ ur ty Adj: <= me the District line, 5 miles north of Washington city aud 2 miles from the Soldiers’ Home, in a healthy neighbor- hood. improved with a comfortab'edwelling and an orchard of select fruit. Situation desirable as a building site. convenient to churches, echools, & c. Terms liberal. For particulars inquire on the prem- ises to the subscriber, au 15-eolm* Mrs. E. DAVIS. OR, RENT—The large STORE ROOM and CELLAR on the corner of T and Seventh sts , Navy Yard. This room is suitable forany business. Can be rented with or without the dwelling. Pos- aren Ist of September. Apply to JOS. IT P1, 482 I st. east. au 3-2w* T.—A new and handsome FRAME will be forrentin a few days. It is tuated on Thi-teenth street, between ne and K st., Navy Y alarge re) yard; ttached, a. f near, snd couieiers feoms Eaten walioueiteed. Weil be rented low, with ot without the HORSE as “ty vite ‘an hing Tuquire of T. SE; works wellin an: my 4 E, CLARK, Navy Yard; or of JOHN PATCH, GIS H st. between sth and Sth. ij 282 Pa. Av., Bstw. lire anp 127TH Sts., Roy side, Mill and Wharf foot of Seventeent ma i7 tf R. elow War Derartmant, of WOOD and COAL st very low AND [Price RRDER & STEWART, $2.50 WiLAUY janpaap brave i LANE’S A 5 —~ apcomaage Hat and Cap po = co sn au CTORS FOR WATER PIPES. 0 CONTR ) F WasHINGTON AQUEDUCT, rie Wasuincyon. August laa,” Sea.ep reorosars will be received at th hee = = o'clock = mbes Stst, 1860, for supplying materiais: tnt) to 175 Seine Pipes, 12 feet long, Bell & Spie- got, Washington Aqueduet pattern, 320 to 3392) inch Pipes, 12 feet loug, Bell & Spig- got, Washington Aqueduct pattern. . % = ei Flange, Fines, 12 feet long, (drilled) ashington ned ur erp. - Tg.tneh Flange Pipe: 12 feet long, (drilled) ‘3 ngton ur 5 _ 26 inch Pinnge jong, (drilled) Wash- tor jueduct tern. “Ta ingh Flange pe, 9 feet long, (drilled) Wasb- ington Aqueduct pattern. Also, afew special patterns, such as Branches, Bend: For further particulars, examination 's, &c., apply #t this office. The whole of the castings Will be required to be Octo! nex! Saeeti son YT Saks os i. W. BENHAM, Captain of Engineers, _au 8-tf Chief Eng’r Washington Aqusdact. H. W. HAMILTON, PAINTER, DEALER IN PAINTS, No, 582 Yru Street, near Odd Fellows’ Hall, _au2tf | PUTTY IS DOWN. VERT FORD, Jz., S. Ee APOTHKCARY AND DRUGGIST, Penn. AvENUs, yy ELeventn Sr., Dealer PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, A STANDARD FAMILY MEDICINES, including the latest and most FRENCH MEDICINAL PR PARATIONS; ALSO, CHOICE ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET, em ing eve variet; FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PER FUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, te. ‘The proprictor’s raocal attention given at sll hours oe 2 ‘compounding of Physicians’ Prescrip- tions. gu i4-l2t ATENT FRUIT AND VEGETABLF JARS—the best and cheapest article in use— call and see. Also 8 supply of Coxe’s Gelatine Burnett's Cocaine; Brown's Ginger; together with # fresh lot of Medicines, Ae. Just received! at UORE’S West ud Drug Store, au 10-2w 11% Pa, ave. Tuomrson& SeceskaTeD MEDI CINES, LIFE PRESERVER, on CORDIAL, esa. tb Pores cane ToS. CORD, Sr, Pharmaceutist, au 4 QW corner lith st. and Pa ave. HE SUB=CRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN- form bis friends that he will open on the 2 st inst..a PROVISION SPORE on | street, between 1S hand = Resmen pent 2 ie ff be pleased to it on a! ‘will favor him with a call. ‘nee : LINKIN. “GET THE BEST.” THOMSON'’S CELEBRATED SKIRTS. NOVELTIES FOR AUTUMN, 1560. The Eugenie Paris Gere. Constitution. «+ Southern Queen. “« fairy. “ Parisian Train. “) Zephyr. Remodelled from the latest Parman designs. Manufactured solely by as from Thomson's Patent Improved Corrugated Springs and Inimitable Wedge Slide. Every Skirt stamped with our name and trade mark, the Crown. For ea’e everywhere. The Best is the Cheapest. W. 8.4 C. H. THOMSON & CO., 336 Broavway, New Yorx. au 6-M&Thtlet Sep&lawim AILY LINE OF NEW UR- COACHES TO UPPER mA LBO! Carrying the U.S. Mast. _ The undersign d are now ruaning Daily, (except ORSE 0", pene oy Four horse C ex be- twee: hington and U, Mai boro", as follows si gt Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner of Seven street and Pa. at7 o'clock s. m. Returning ‘Toave Yeloc! tive im Marlboro’ at fi ka m., ar Westinuton ot so ch , in time to connect with the $20 p. m. t ain for nore. saeceaas asi Panera ILLIAM B, ENTWISI, ( Formerly with J, L. Ki THE LATEST NEWS TELEGRAPHIC. ——SSSS EEE Further by the North America from Europe. Faxruer Point, Aug. 20 —It was romored that Lord Radcliffe would be sent to Constantinople er Dy et was to be in . liamenton the 13th, and {t was reported tbat a lar; pa wil Sa tovsived. a Sees e Em apoleon has given to aid the Syrian sufferers ai The latest advices from ‘hat quarter report qui- etness at Damascus, but murders continued to committed in haf pan Thirty Christian women been sold for the barems at twenty-five piastres each’ No further movement bad taken place elther in Naples or Sicily ‘aribaldi writes tothe King of Sar@inie thet he considers it asacred duty to deliver V. and thata a powerful as that of would enable him to succeed. General Lamoriciere bad su; a demon- stration favorable to Garibaid! at Lodl, amd bad takea the leaders prisoners. Letters from Rome assert that « body of 15,000 Piedmontese had landed in the Papal ter:itory at ‘San Mepbano Loxpoxpxkey, Ang. 9 —At from Palermo of the 2d instant, report poll troubles there. Great numbers of posono bed furaisbed with passports to leave Italy. Favorable advices have been recetved from the ree Bee Telegraph Kxpedition at Farce sian Garabaldi was still at Messina on the Sth tnst , wee bis perations Appeals to the people to take up arms inet the accede Sore pam ‘Naples on 9 Advice from Vienna says clive tions were proceeding between Austriaand. regarding the eventuality of bald! invading the Pontifical States. The Dulteof Modena ises, in that case, to unite bis troops with the Papal army. aa, ‘Still Later from Eurepe. Havirax, Aug. 20 —The stenmer Arebia.bas ar- rived with Liverpool edvicesef the ith leemnt. Four hundred arrests had been made et Damas- cus, and the immediate tial and execution of those found guilty of im the receat messacres had taken . The city was tran- quil, and the Sultan's authority was returning. Garibaldi was at Messina preparing for his de- scent on the main land. The Cunard screw steamship line has been withdrawn until the busy season commences. The Melita sails for Halifax Ast. in the House of Commons, Sir C. Weod gave notice of a resolution autborizing the Secretary for india to raise a loan of £3,000,000 for the service of the Goverment. Lord Russell explained the position of theques- tion of making Spain one of the great He said that Sweden, and perhaps Portugal and Sardinia. ought also to be added, considering that a concert of ihe Powers bad materially preserve the peace of Europe. Large Rebbery. Warertows, N Y., Ang. 18.—L. 8. Ham- mond’s banking office at [= Vincent was en- tered on Sunday morning by burglars, and some $3,000 in currency, toothy in bilison New York State ks, was stolen, together with some $20,000 ta aod securities. The burglary is supposed to have been committed by two men who were seen about the village at a Saturday evening, and who boat for Ogdensvurg or Montreal. men 8 cted was of medium size, and had full red face ao bair; the other was of a smaller size, and durk bair and whiskers. A reward of $500 is offered for the money. The payment of the notes, &c., bas been stopped. The Heenan Welcome. Boston, Aug 20 —Tbe Heenan welcome, which took place on Saturday at North Chelsea, was quite successful. There were eight to ten thov- sand people present. Exhibitions in the “maniy were given by McDonald and Cusick, Jones and Price, and lastly by Heenan ~~ Tae: Gilmore's band furu! the music. Wit the exception of a few slight fights outside the en- closure, there was no disturbance. The town authorities did not interfere. The Movemests of Gen. Walker. Ngw Oxveans, August 20.—The schooner Arag minta, from Ruutan on the 9th, brings the crew and ers of Walker's schooner Clifton, re- cently sel: by the British at Balize. It that Walker had jJanded and took Truxille’ Hen. dures, without firing bat one gun. Iwo of Walker's men were wounded. Great excitement existed at Ruatan and Honduras, of this bold and successful attempt » » Aug. 20. —The Aus tin, from Brazos on the 17th, bas arrived here with 835.600 ia je. The dates from Brownsville report every- thiag quiet in that section. The revolution in Northern Mexico was pro- gressing. Gen. Zuazua had been Killed. Avem) ‘bad defeated Vidaurri. Mr. Brecuimridge and the Presidency. Lovisvi..e, A 19 —The Courier of thiscity, says that Mr. Breckinridge kas written a letter to Mr. Stevens, Chairman of the Nationel Demo- cratic Executive Committee, at Wasbington, to contradict yo een fl + ridiculous and ~~ surd rumor that be thinks of withdrawing or de- sires to withdraw his name as a candidate for the Presidency. Attempt te Assassinate the Mayer ef Carben- dale, Penn. Carsonpace, Aug. 20—A daring but unsuc- cessful attempt to assassinate Hon Joba A. Poor, Mayor of the city, by shooting, was made on Sat- aly oveniit. Four slugs ‘passed through bis head [hat?] Phe petrator of this outrage is net yet apprehended. Award of a Contract. LovisvILix, Aug. 20 —The Canal Commissior - ers have awarded the contract for the enlargement of the Louisville and Portland canal, and the building of new locks, to Theodore B Barbon & Co, of New York. theirs being the lowest and | est of twenty-six bids. Suicide of a Postmaster. D A 19 —Caleb C. Woodbury, aster ah w bite Pi who was arrested for robbing the mall and held fail- ing to find sureties for theamount, killed himself yesterday to escape committal to prison. Mevements of Senator rary Nrwrort, Aug. 20 riends jorwich, on Tuesda: hie inde a Ng ay ged i More Incendieriom ia wa temibiadi On.eams, Auge 20 —Several in Tavis aod Congrem ror Houston, Texas, were bornt on the 18th. Loss $40,0v0, an ineo- rance of only $5,000. Declination of Speaker Penmingten. N Yor«, Aug. 20 —Speaker cline re-election tothe next Congress. serve out bis present term. de- will juli and , Aug. 21 —Ploar is dull dvapien’ mowuse’ street and Ohio 85 50. is stendy and active; red $i 20a81 25; 2€1 65. Corn is dull; yellow ‘Wa7Bc.; 7 ih active; 78e. Provisions are a pel meats at 9K all ye.; bacon 9 New York Markets. at 2}. New ro. hn oy 2 —F our is My white $1.25; eseeny: enti 81.45. active and « . Pork ts dull; changed; prime $13.!2\al0.124. Whisky is Financial. Nxw Youd, August 21 —Stocks are a _t