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vs. XXVII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESBAY. JUNE -26. 1866. N2. 4,152.
THE EVENING STAR
pCBUSHKD DAILY, iKXOBPT 8CHD?Y<)
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
' corner tff Penn'a avenue and 11A ttraet
BT
W. D. WALLAOH.
The ST AK is *er red by the carriers to thstr
rat*cnber^ in the City and Dlstrtc at Tmt
CJWT8 PKK w*M. Copies at the counter, Witt,
or without wrappers. Two Cents each.
Pkics roR Mailih? ?Three months, Om
Dollar and Fr/'y CenU; six months, ZVee DUisri;
one year, f\*t Dollar* No papers ars
Mnt from the office longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR?pnblished?n Friday
coming?One Dollar and a UaJJ m Tear.
CLOTHING, Ac.
^ L 0 T B I H 9 I
uvuju rwp*\iiaiiy buuuuuio iu iov ci u ttuo v>
Waahlngtco aod the y?hli? generally that 1 have
cnhacia
LARGE AXD WELL SELECTED STOCK
or
BP&1NO AND BCkMIR CLOTH IN01
0
Conaiating of?
Light and Brown Case. Bnita,
LigKand Brown Caaa. 8nit?,
t i -La x n P... 4J .
bikbiaua diu?u vwa. cuiu.
Fine Blue riwti'l Suits,
Tine Bine Flannel Suits,
Floe Blue Flannel Suite.
Lifht ani Fancy Cm. Pants and Vests,
Light and Fan<-y Cm*. Pants and Vents,
Light and Fancy Ca.-s Pants and Vests,
White and Brown Linen Pnrk Salts,
bite an?J Brown Linen Duck Suite,
hite and Brown Linen Dnck Suits,
Fine Black Cloth Frock Oeats,
Fine Black Cloth Fnvk Coats,
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats.
F^rtBlack Pacts and Vests,
Fli? Black Punts and Vests,
Fie tBlack Pant* and Vests.
Youths' and Boys' Clothlne,
Youths'and Boys'Clothing,
Youths' and Boys' Clothing,
V tit#Linen Bosom Shirts,
Wkfte Linen Boaom Shirt?,
ft hit* knit, un Shirt?
Cnder*?b!rts and Drawers,
Undershirts and Drawers,
Underehirt* and Drawers,
F?ch Tlesaad Searf*,
ft? k Ties nnrt Sr?rfs,
Jfck T!*- ? and Scarta,
A5D A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF
fTRNISniSO OOOD9.
AM the above good* are 3>ade and trimmed In the
aiee New York styles and equal to any cnstom
t!3de guTEienta Thankful to the pnMic for past
fe ors, I respectfully solicit a centfnuance of the
Maie.
A STRAUSS,
FASHIOXABLE CLOTHIER,
PINNA. AVKNUK,
bit '.m Between 10th and IHh et*.
o W H K SUUCIIDID.
BY THK BA2D 07 OAK HALL.
riere is ft doctor in oar town,
man of rrftrtlce an i renown;
Ee makes bind^ne income clear,
And l?y? np mensy every year.
Now, when he started ont In yoath,
H' hftd but little ca.?h tn truth;
nui 9IIII u?* a It J III* IWBl K? ?ju.
And make a Daik? and m^oey too.
Ho Attended lectures, etndied hard.
Aid very (jnickl> passed the board,
He opened office, hunz ont siifn.
Bat many patient* coold not find.
E?cn day he sat, with saddened face,
for porertr same on apace:
At Ia?t a friend gave him advice
Which changed his fortune in a trice.
No* patients flocked from far and near,
Aud Kept him busy all the year;
Men and women all declare.
No doctor can with him compare.
"The ifcr*t of his great incc?H,
1 U teil you if too cannot gaess;
Tne same advice will help yon all,
Se got a suit from SMITHS OAK HALL.
(SMTTH BB#*TB*BS * CO.,
ISKBCnANT TAILOB3,
AUD D?AL*RS !!f
GB.C9' OU RS1SHINQ GOODS,
OAK HALL,
454 8EVXHTH STBKBT.
Jest received the largest and flueat stock e !
P1BCK OOOD8 eT?r offered In th? city of Washngton
Harts* secured the b??t artist# in the city,
me are prepared to make np in the rinest style, ana i
at !? ? ?r.cee than any other establishment.
ap27 a. B. A Co.
1[*DWAAD DOLAN,
U MKK' HaST TAILOR,
Corner i4th atrfetand Penn* aT.)nce, opposite
'Aillarls' Hotel. * -J?
InTife* fc?J frlen<ia and the public to hi* "*#
rich ftt4*OCl?K-Dt of 1%^
8PBIHO GOODS, itf
bonnhtfor ca^h. and will be eold at reduced *mm
srlcea. P*irfcft tita warranted Aim, a fine atock
'it G*NTS Kl EMSiliNO UUODS.
P. 8. Gi?e n* a call. ap U-lm
1/ J HBIMBOS.K,
r . ??,? <* (i.id F Loudoa A Co., y
CITIZENS AfiD Mtl.lTAHY **?
M Etii H.iXT TAILOR, ||%
i hotel, litf If
36a Pv?n^ Ivanla aTena?,
pyl-tf Waehlnrtoa. P. 0.
PERSONAL.
(V'ADAME B*OHHBlER. the wonderful A?
* 1 trologiat And PUutt Reader, having lately
*iiiv?d from I*ir?|> e, will remain in Washington
a?b rttime. Tb:e ?obJorCn.l lady wm bora with
a riaiiral gift, Ste telle the paat, present and
tnturi never known to fall Sfte can?t>- love to
t?e air tnal wh?r? 4t does oot exist. She cab be
cooaulfed n? marriages. Iqfata. and the recovery
of tbe "mine She cares all diseases. Business
svletly confidential. Hoar* cf consultation from
9till5 OeDtlenan 91. Lad its.Ml cents. PraoDt
recidaoce No. 409 Mh atroet, near U street.
ell lai* __
REMOVED.?Dr. MO. McGOY haa removed to
4iS Id atreet mii. aomer c* 0 south, next St.
fet?r'? Church, C?pitol Hill. je 9-lai*
|\f US H. T. Y> KlUUT, M?ta?Uc and Olairrori'l
AUt J">yaicUn. Hs*ii Ly Layia* on Han<la,
BltLd?#a??Par?l>al?, ltt eaniatWm, ChilU and Ke-,
Tar, F<*bi*1* Weakne***. Kervoiaueaa, brapepi>ia.
W4, ?e. Boo ma ib\l 6th at., bet Band r
my 4 2m*
IimliU fl. SLACK. W*KD H. LaMOH. t.V.IUCf,
LAW O If TIC*.
black, tTiiea * oo.,
Oonnaeltara art Attorn*?# U Lawln Cba Bnpreme
Court of ttee CKited kt?t**Ith?Ooai-i<N'01atfma, tha
Guorta of n?0 Wstrict, the Xxacati7? Dcpartmanta,
^ .i AA?... - m r%
DO ' vvuxrtw.
Office, 4*9 l?Cb itrtet, (directly Will*rd?'
Hotel ) d> ia tf
C1NOLK,
>TTOBN*T AT LAW.
V* 30 LoeUI??e AvtQge.tbovt 8lxt? StrM*
c M-lj
EXPRESS COMPANIES
y^DAJIS IXPUW COMPANY.
OFFICE *1* J-EHNA. AVENCC,
BliAHUH VrriVK.
S1V FBMISILVAIUA ATUL-1, OPPOKTB
WILLABD'S.
ORKAT~TABTEBS,
SOUTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOCTHIBN
BXPB16S FOBWABDXB&.
rcbABdtM. Monty ^Tnd-TalaftblM of *11 klndj
forwards ?Hb dlapstcta t? ill MWftU lectlona
of the country
COLLECTION OF HOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS.
Marft id acc?MibU p*rta oitfc* United
?. O. DCNn, Agent,
B.b24-tf \f Mhlngv.n, 0. U.
\kr ILLUM B B A DL 1 Y,
V> BTKAM HAkBLK WOBAd,
Usnnfactnrer of
MAftltLZ MANTLKt*. MON I'M KNT8, TABLS
ad WAtHfeTAND TOPS, Ac.
Monnor-nti Made to erder on r?MCB*ble term*
ar?l fh<>rtdt notice.
vv ill constant!? oc band E VJTEJIN HASBMC
?Ld MABBLI TILING
OritfH for PltiBil'?r't BLABS ?rompfIy ?f tended
U> ?Trnne, bet. 1Mb nnd l?th ?t? *Mt,
Wwliitftoii.D.C. ?a>f <
w o o r i n o rt08_ fahbt.
curver 10th street wm! sod Canal,
P1KP. ud WATKK PBOOf r*LT, cemib?
al.<1 UKAVKL JtOOFS pat oa i? the ?erx b*H
manner, of the T?ry baet material, u< A tAa
h< rttrt notira At ?"? moderate prloaa.
Alto, ?ll kir.d* of BL'ILPIN# and OOMP001T
ION BOO PIUO MA TIBIALS on baad. at the
oweet price#. t?V-9m
WM W PAKB CXOCKHAKIB. No. 237 Pa
iifum, Pol* A|?bI for Lewii' FtUltaaa
P<rpet oal Caleuder Clort.of Tartou* Pktt?ru; WJm
|W), a variety of Ragaiatore. Tlaaepiecee. an4 Esl
?pri?f Clock*. Vr?cch Eu?iiiaii, aod Am?nfflJ
tu Clock* Repaired. fa U-3ar * '
GLOBT OF MAM IB 8TRBNQTH?Tkara
tor*, thaaerrooa and debilitated akoold Im
jBodl&taly iom H1LMI0LD1 MXTBACT BO
OTP*
AMUSEMENTS.
GKUVER'S THEATER,
JOHN T. FOBD Temporary Manager
THUS A.HALL .. Act! :.g Mi .nger
TbUCool and PelieW.tul Beeort wi'.l open this
Evt ni;,f nith the < hhrniiDK
M188 LOTTA,
la the Spectacular Fan-* called the
8BVKN S1STBBS,
The Popular Comedian,
HB. O. B. B1RHOP M MM fLHTO
Aided by a new ,nd Talented Company. uew
Pc#D?rr. new Cotton)**. Grand March Mid Dril
by ft Corps of Young Ladies. and the Beautiful
Finale
THE BIRTH OF CFPID IN THE BOWEE OF
__ FEBNS
ONE OF THE ORE AT EST WONDERS OF
the world, TWO CHILDB&N, outrivaling the
Siamese Twins, having two heads, four arms aud
enly two leys?a most wonderful freak of nature?
to be exhibited at 'i4."> Penna. av., south >dde, between
i.rh and 13th streets, for a few days only,
from 10 o'clock a. m. to7 p. m. .e 21 -6t*"
("EORGE JCENEM ANN 'S
1 LAGER BEER BKBWKBY g&
AND 2*
PLEASURE OABDEN, /A
Corntrof 4th atid E streets. UH
CAPITOL HILL.
Panning every MONDAY commencine at 2 o'cl k
p. m. my 3 lm"
pttOfB. J. W. i U. P. KBiilS'
DANCING ACADEMY,
Oi>po?ife Metropolitan Potel.
Or.rC!n**es ^ill be continued daring the Summer,
commencing
TUB DAY, MAY 29,
Ztayt and Hours af Tutttcn:
Tor LkIIm, Mi-itPi and Masters. Tneudny ?nd
Fri'l&y ftPrnoon-.. fr-jm 4 to 1 o'cJck.
? T 'lpnien ii Classes, name evening, from 9 to 10
o 'click.
K< r 'urther Information. *pp'y during the taonrs
of tuition.oradhliMa anrtefo the Academy myJ-ly
"insurance companies.
Manhattan
LIKE INSCRANCF
COMPANY
OF
NEW Yl-KK riTY.
OFFICE N > 47T. M.VENTH STREET,
Wa*binet"n Ci'v ?> '*
3m* JOHN T LIGHTER Agout^
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE 00. Or WASH
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE No. 1, over Hank of Washington.
OHABTEBED BY CONGRESS, 1*37.
CAPITAL 9400,000
SUB PLC 8 TL'Ml) $30,000
Property of all kinds insured for a year or less
Builders' risks granted sn the acost fayorebie
terms.
No charge for policies.
JiMta aDaMS. President.
Samnel Croploy, Esaa Pickrell,
Bobert White, of Georgetown.
Win. Wilson. Th?m*s Parker,
John D Barclay, Bichard Barry,
Sam'l Bedfera, Ch*s. W. Davis,
B B Fr?nrh. T Ed Clark.
Andrew Roth well, of Washington.
Th? Director# iu Georgetown are actborired^ty
:he Foard to renew policies and t?ke risk* in
Georgetown.
jt 13 "ofm ABEL O. DAVT9, StiVy.
STEAMBOAT LINE&
VIW OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS
BKTWF.KN
HEW YOIiK. WASHINGTON, GEOBGETOWN,
AND ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Steamers of this Line are first c!;ws Vessels.
Leave Snow's wharf, Georgetown.
every SATCbDAV. and Pi at 13.
Nerth River, New York, every WEDNESDAY.
Punctuality of departure ean be relied on.
Tba pa4Ptnger accovtMod ttloos are unsurpassed.
Freight received daily and kept under cover at
Snow's wharf Georgetown.
....... 1
x VI vaBraAr aU<i <* 1J
J. W. P. MYERS. Agent,
107 Water at , Georgetown.
W T. RKM3EN. Agent,
1-lm S7 Westst., New T?rk.
UTKAMEKLKAVESroK HI VJEBNON
? EVEKY Tl ES!>AY,
THBHSDAY and HA Tl'HDAY.
at]9a in. Ketnrns at 4is p in.'
E?re f?r Ronnd Trip. $l.AO. One-third of this
Moonlit for use of Monut Vernon Association.
Washington and Al?*sandrla Bo*'a leave each
pWe every henr from 7 a m. to 6 p.m.
ht ttue Steamt r W?*a?etcank? chartered
for Excursions. J. VAN RISWICK,
ap H 6<Jt General Snp't P K Co.
llllTllMilt TKlNSPllkTtTIIIN T.IVIC
r _
notice to shippers.
The Steamer EXPREStTcapt. E. a. BYTHBR,
leaves Washington at 6 a hi. and At- - jt*k
exandria at 7 a. m. EVERY BAT
ORDAY for Ulymont, Bndd s Kerry
Smith* Point, Chatterton Lantfing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Mutbta* Poin*, Po?e'? Greek Bluff Point,
Plowden'i Wharf Lancaster's Wharf. Stone's
Wharf, Cnrriom?*n Bay. Koxwell's Wharf, Pluey
Point, Point Lookout, and arrive* at Baltimore at
8a. m. on Sunday. _
J.B.BRYAN ft BRO , A (rente,
ap 7-tf No. 344 Pt-nna. avpnne.
Richmond, fbedkbioksbcbq^and potomao
ba1lboad.
to tbayellb'rsgoing sooth.
TWICE DAILY,(Sanday*. m. excepted.)
TD< qaickeet end moat direct root* M Micnmond,
Va , and the South. via the Potomao _
i'eamer? from Sixth Street Wbarf.^^4^e?
Washington. to A?uia Creek and^^^*^^^
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
oow entirely completed from Aqula Creek to Richmo
nd.Va. connecting th?re with tralmob the Richmond
and Petersburg and Richmond and Danville
Railroad*, fer Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmington,
Raleigh, Greeasboro', Salisbury, Charlotte and
Cheater. B. C.
Steamers Keyport and 0 Vanderbttt leave Sixth
Street Wharf dally (Sunday morning excepted) at
< 40 a. m. apd 7 p. m, and arrive la Richmond at
? SUt _ _ i ?
cwu I? . CU . BUO 9 m
THBOCOH TO BIOHMOHD IN BIVM HOUBS.
giftj Miles Shorter ana i>* Hears Quicker th*a
ant tHber Koute.
Be rare sad get Through Tickets vis AqoU
Creek and Frederick?bnrg, to Bicbmond, st the
Gouuj Office, corner of Penns. itcbh# sua 6th
treeC, or on board of theboste. Bsggage checked
t^rovffb.
OMibaases and Baggage Wagoas will be in
readioeet to oonver passengers and .baggage between
tie not* In Richmond
Paaaeoger* by thia line paaa by daylight Moont
Vernon, and may bave an opportunity of Tieitinc
aevaral battla-flelda Dear Frederick* burg by sto?ping
at that point.
Br?afcfaa;,anri inn board of Steamara.
GKO. MATTIifGLY.Snpt., Washington, D. 0.
MATTHKW OLABK, Agent, Washington.
C. M. HANKY,
ap Ht General Paaaenger Agent.
tJPBISG ABBANOIMKNT. - NOTIOK.-Tba
Bteamer CAMbrflDGK, Captain
K. T Leonard, will raanma
route ou 8ATUBDAT. March
leaving her new niar, 170 Llgbt atreet wharf, be
t*wn Lee and Barrr street*, Baltimore.eTery
SATURDAY and TUESDAY *t 8 p. m ,for KMtoa
Point, Doable Mill*. Oxford, Clora'a Pelnt. Wallach'e
Landing. Cambridge, Hnghlett'a wharf,
Cabin Cre*k. and Mm!ford Landing. Returning
from the Kastern Shore nhe will letva MedfoM'a
Wharf erery THFR8DAY and MONDAY
at 1 9 m., ?toppfa? at all th? above mentioned
landirrt for p* teenier* and freight, and
r*?rhing Baltimore at S n. m. ef FRIDA YS and
TP K8DAYB. febtttf
^ BAND TRIAL OF SEWING llACHIN IS
BETW ?I!f THE
wlT.COt A GIRR* AND FLOBEHOI I
Tfc* WILCOX k OiBBS TBICMPHANT!
IT IS DKGLAKBD THE ?*3T M ACHIXB AND
AWARDid iiJfciilGHISr PBBMIUM.
For the Wilcox ft Qlbbs Machine thirty fi*e dl?tiiiet
c!airi? were i*ad*tir ?0p?riori ty, all of which
were tolly iu*t?iu<-d. t%T tfie Florence bat ten
wsrt* printed, only two mt which ware eu*t?ir.ed.
By thi* trial, more thorough %I1, fin* of the
kind e?er pre*ion?l> atWnipie-*, before aa able
and impartial ior?. th* justice ot who*# verdi. t
none cat .1i?n?ta, it ha* b?-u pr iT# j decided,
and published *o the world, that the Wilcox ft
Uibb* Ma->hi?- i? jn?t wh>t It hudiime<l t?? be,
AN IMPKOY kSHKNT ON UOCBLETHKB&D
MA (.'it INKS
? r?*nilrf>? no propyl, we thlok, to foretell it*
t n!t)Ci?t" triumph ? ihe racoffnUfel ?Ua'J*rd *ew7o*
Harhfti* of th- world Circular* conUiuing a
tall TtJf> Tt of th#juUKc?, ar.d all particular at this
l?irr>?UBI trial c?i? ft* o'(t?'i*?l or
,T!,r 0*0 fKAVCI.4, <907th?trw.t.
n j :3 )?,* A?e?? for the l)l?trlc?._
\9OhgrifO OANOPIKB, all alzea and colon,
jet ,,**jT?^jHBecK gt 4t1 7th ?tre?t.
I.jpnrlt* tb? Office.
|C?i. I'ilm.J
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SURELY,
STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
SMOLANDBB & EXTRACT BUCKO
is ctr*::ve
,wn CAM Of KiblfCT Bxitui, Bh*****1"1'
ORAVKL, CK;.naet DuoBexis. Wkaiskss ud
Pains in the Back, Pkmalb OoMrunn and
Troi-blxs artsiDg froa Bxcbvks or asy Bud.
OOMB, TB AFBLIOTBDI
TBI bMUtiAMvaiii ?
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKV.
Bold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. d.BABSEB
* 00., New York, ud BARNES, WARP* JO.,
New Orleans, Bout hern Agents BCRLEIQB A
ROGERS, Wholesale BraggUts, Boo ton, Miss.,
General Agent!. feb lO ly
BALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR BENE
WEB
Renews the Hair.
Ball's eg stable Sicilian H \ir Bi<kwki
Restores gray hair to the oricinul eoler.
BALL'S VKGKTABLE S.CIMAN flAi* RKNKWKH
Presents the hair from falling oft.
Ball's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Bknkwer
Makes the hair soft an<i glossf.
Ball's Vegetable Sicilian H \:r Rjnkwkk
Doe* not ?t;?in the *kin.
Hall> Sicilian Vegetable Hair Renkwkr
IIii* proved itaell the beet prepHr-itinn foe the h<tir
ever presented to th?< pnblic.
Priceifl. For eale by all druuriftB. ja30-Tuly
TWO BAD OABK8 or PILKM UUBKD BI DB
STRICKLAND'S PILE BUMSPY.
Mr. (linns, o: Janesvillo, Wiscwiaju, writes Jor
the benefit of all who safer witn the Piles, tn?t tit
huft b?en troubled for eight yean with *n argri?:
vated caae of Piles, anil his brother was lUcfca. ?td
roai (he army ? > incurable, (be beicg unite parayzed
with the Piles.) Both th<?edi?trea-iing r tnes
were cured with obo hottleof Dr STB 10 KL AN r>*8
PILK RKMEDY. T,he recommendation of thsse
gentlemen. be?ide the daily testimonial* received
by Dr Strickland, onght to convince those pr^Tering
that the most aggravated chronic ca?<?i of Piles
are cured by Pr Strickland's Pile R'-medy. It is
sold by Druggists everywhere Bo'-ii by J. W.
NAIBN A CO ; CHAS 0HR1STIANI, 37 1 P?. !
venue and SOU Ninth street. os*ly
a suniiiua ni.3iti;r,
We osn conscientious^ recommend to those snf
fertng from a distressing coti?h. Dli BTttiLKLAND'S
MELLIFLUOUS COUGH BAUWM.
It gives relief almost instantaneous, and idWith.il
notdisagreeable to the taste. There is no doubt
but the Mellifluous Cough lialsam is one of tbe
best preparation* in tine, andje all that Its proprietor
claims tor it. We have tried it during the
past week, and found relief from a most distressing
ccueh. It is prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. 139
Bycnm?re street, Cincinnati. Ohio, and for lale by
Druggists. Bold by J. W. NAIRN A CO . also at
WAITE'S Drng Store, and CHA8. 0H8ISTIANI'B.
317 Pa. avenue and ?Oil Ninth ft reel.
oe*-ly
SECRET DISEASES.
ox.-habitati swift in i?hjogt certain, safe *nd
effectual remedy? indee.i, the only vegetable remedy
ever discovered. Cure* in two to four days, and
recent cases in twenty-fonr hours No mineral,no
balsaiu. no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It
is tbe soldier hop*, and a friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, %i; female,
S3
Samariun's Root ahdHebb Jrtr*??A popitive
and permanent cure for Spyhilis, Scrofula, Dicers,
Mores. Bpots. Trtters. Ac Price !?l 2-% per bottle.
Bold by 8. C. F?rd. See advertisement. my 5
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Alse.
Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Bent free of
Charge in sealed letter ?nveinn?? Adrtr??? TYr i
SKTLLIN HOUGHTON, ifoward"~As?ocUtIoi,
Philadelphia. Pa. apl6-3m
PIC NICS, EXClURSIOXS, kc.
q a l a day.
a grand prize pio nic
Will t>? ?t??n ?> iwiaatk ntroot ran. qadrr the
auspices *f the
METROPOLITAN PRIZE COMPANY,
US MUM1A* AtTBBNOON AND KVENINO,
JULY JD.
Dancing will commence at 3 p iu.
Committer of Ananc mtnt'
A. 9 Brewer, J.Stunz.
T. Lindsay, R. Rebrens.
G.Grillett J. Polkinhorn.
M aster of Ceremonies..- M.J. Clark
Price of Ticket*. (INK DOLLAR. admitting a
gentleman and ladies.
Prof. Webber's celebrated Cotillion Band will
be in attendance.
Each ticket holder will, udou enteri in? the Park
gate, show hi* ticket,&n<l draw a certificate which,
upoii pre?*-ntatiou of the c;iine it the store of the
C nii'xny. *!>** Penna avenue, on the folluwiug
day will secure a prize
Amone the prices are the following
Gold Watches, hunting case. Silver Watches,
hunting case; Ladies and Gertlemen's 'iohl
Chains, Bilver-piatrd Ice Pitchers < ate and Fruit
Baskets; Gold lined Goblets; Bets of Table Spoons
Tt-a Bpootie and Forks; new <t j le of j?-welr> Laflies'slid
Gentlemen s Companion!, Albums, Fan",
divt-Te huiiod*. HreaMpiua. ar
TIcfcftt* fo? ??lf at the nmair gtnreaof .1 F ELLlsanl
W.G. ItBT/EHOTT, m well aa at the
fa?t?I new??t?uds and the stoie of the Company.
ja 26 tit* J
D1STBICT OF COLUMBIA VOLt'NTEKRS
IN TBB KIBLO AGAIN.
L GBAND BECNION AND PIC NIC P%
r.m
ASSOCIATION OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
VOLCNTEKBS,
will be g1v?n it
HKVEMTH STBIET PARK,
On TTJBSDAT, JULY 10TH.
Hon. Jo?. H. Bradley will ad Irene the Associa
tioD on tbe occasion, gran# m historical sketch of
the District Volnnteers durlux tbe lute rebellion.
Other eminent speakers will Le prexeut and ad
dre?? the Association. Dancing will commence
at2 p. m , and continue until 5 p m , when the
addreas will be deHvered. After r.ther speeches
dancing wi'l he resumed, and continue nntil 11 p.
ui. lleald's American Bi ai-s and Stiiu* B ind are
engaged for the occasion
nciets. au cents; admitting a gentleman and
ladies Supper and refreshments can be obtained
on the grouads.
The Committee ensure all who may honor the
occasion with their presence a real old fashioned
iwubIoo. Mo person will be admitted without
tickets, which can be obtained at tbe principal
hotels and any member of the Association.
Commiite$,
Engineer J C Mockabee, Lieut 1) V Stiles,
Col Jos Gtrhardt, Lieut Wm Hendley,
Mhj Kobt Clark, Lient W B Dobsoo,
Capt Alex Butherford, Asst Hare W T Craigan,
Cnot A R D?nt 11/
Cfcpt John McDermott, " je It i*wtjlltdtd '
rj^o THE MASONIC V'KATERNITY.
A Matonic CHART, embracing ?U of MMonry
M is known In thin country, will l>e found f>v atkinc
application to Mr. HENRY HUMPHREYS,
at I'. J. belltw A Co.'e,JN<?. 510 7th St., between
D and E. The Mwonic 9< aternity are re<ine?ted
to call and examine and he the beat judge for
tfe*m?+lv?-B, aa far aa the value of the picture and
ita merit* are conce> ned.
:? IIPUi*Tf * *
jo li'iu UMiin a no rfirilKJi X AK0Dli i
|/*BPCOOL! t?p OOOLU
PUBS ICE CBBAM P|ft GALLON.
The tnbicrlber desire* to ceil the attention of
lection of
Fortign end Domeetic FBUITS of ell klnde. IicnrMone,
Pertlee end Weddingi furnished et short
notice. A cell le solicited.
JOHN W. E1GHT8TINK.
my 17-lm* Mo. 400 Hui. ave.. near 10th it.
pLOUBirUIDJ! SALT mY
A complete assortment of
ALL GBADBS OF fLOUB,
M> which wa aolicit the attention of
BAKCB8 ASD OBOCKBS.
ILL FBID.MIAL, BALED BAT.
and all klada of TIID at low rata*.
aminn a i n* vma
And TUBE 8 ISLAND SALT
for low 1b lota to rait by
my M-tf W .M. OALT A OO.
HI. OOIF** . M0818 BATB3.
. H. T. COrriK A OO..
CO TTOy^JPA CTOR S
eIiS?j
Mew Oueam.
?
Btal.t * ..*(!%?( til illA ?<! mIa
DMIV* ? ? C Wt'j wi?
of M?rcka?4lM. Liberal advance* ma<l? on OoiitlymcfDU.
my 18 tf
^ILIBBAT S_D^ BAX1
OBAF01 BBAND,<lP??7Uii?i cnml )
blFFlU D'B WIt?tPH?LlA. ( *wt?-n cur*d.)
*. W. ttCRCHKLU.
Corner 14th %d<1 F ?trn???,
j% 18 under Kboltt ttouw.
TELEGRAMS, fcc.
The followingdespatch wureceived yesterday
by the M*xicau minister, Sencr Romero,
from the Mexican consul at New Orleans:
csonfirmrag the report of the capture by the
Liberal forces ol the large Imperialist merchandise
train proceeding from Matamoros to
Monterey;?"New Oi;i.kans, ,lune->4.?I have
fticial information that on the it>th inst-ant
General Escobedo captured, near the city of
Camargo, a train under Imperialist escort,
consisting of twohuudredand fifty wagon-, ut
vfcivv inuies pacilt luaoeu wuu nlBTCDIMUKi
the w Hole valued at over one million of dolixrs.
Geneia) t>cobfdo alto ctpturrd eleven
p?eces ol art 11. ry. with ammunition and over
>0(i prisoners. This important success is considered
as ternunatiuK the war on the Kio
OraiKle. as the surr-uder ot Matamoros is now
unavoidable."
Fiiday ev?ung a skirmish [occurred with a
pajty of Fenians near Pigeon litll. the Fenian
1 I'Tee, a small one. being on a recon noissance.
They fired upon an outpost sentinel, when it
w;t.- discovered that a lar?e detachment of the
Irish army wu? in the adjoining woods, on a
runt . Franklin, ic the States A
company of the Ki.-neiieu n;xu. was
at on -e ordered to arms and instructed to intercept
She FenUn retreat, but the Fenian
force successfully retreat/d through a deep
stream. More tliae twenty shots were excbanred,
without the l?f,s of lite, fcowever.
The Fenians were w#I? urnied with "arhines
and fibres thou-h wiirhly x'tired
A disturbance occurred in l'harle-t?a, S. C.,
on Saturday, between a party of wtw:e and
black boys in which men biicme involved on
both s;des. The ponce appearing arrested the
nngleaders and ended the rtoV Subsequently
three hundred black* :u>semhll;d. led by negro
soldiers, and inarched through the lower part
of the city. A strong . lilitarv -Uiil police tori*
attacked them and ?iBelled the afc'air, dm nig
:he necroes irom the street* .iftd arresting
n>any of the riou-rs.
The great cricket tournament for the eharapiouship
ol the South terminated in JIaltimore
yesterday, resulting u> tin* complete success
of the champion American,of this city, t/y the .
score of two hundred and eighteen to the total
ol ?e%eiity-ei|?ht in lavor of the Il>c',*a- of
Baltimore. The tatting and fielding of the
W.'isbiDgtoniass wi4 superb
~ LOCAL
NEWS.
Corporation
Affairs.
Hoarp ok Alderxkn, June as, i -ski ?T lie
Board met at the usual hour; present: Messrs.
(liven, TaH, Turton, Harr, Kdmonston, ?iulick,
Cross, I,?*wis, McCathran, Owen, President
T. E. Lloyd, and S. V. Nojes, Secretary.
The Chair announced ttn* Committees of the
Board as follows:
n ii muocrc f onh
v> U * lliuwv-v ? ?_ Ulll Itf v? V0C| HiiU
Given. On improvements? Messrs. Lewis,
Turton, ar.d Noyes. On I-iraiuage, &>c ? Messrs.
Turton, Owen, and Kdmonston. On MarketsMessrs.
McCatUran, Owen, and Tail. Ou
P.> ice?Messrs. Barr, Lloyd, aud Given. On
< laims? Messrs Lloyd, Magruder, and Cross.
On Public Schools?Messrs. Noyee, McCatbran,
and Barr. On I'ire Department?Messrs
Owen, Lloyd. andTait. Ok Klections?Messrs.
(liven, Gulick, and Noyee. On CanalsMessrs.
dross, Turton, and Given. On I nttui.-hed
Business?Messrs. Ldmonston, Tait,
and McCattiran. On Gas Lights?Messrs.
Magruder. Harr, Lewis, Lloyd, Tait. McCath
ran, una
Joint ''tuiiwWtt'.-On the Asylum?Messrs.
M:tgrudrr. (Julick, :md Lloyd. On Health?
M< ><-rs. Tait, Magrnder, and Edmonstou. On
'hf Eligibility of Assessors?Messrs. McCathran,
L?*wls, and Owen. On Wharves?Messrs.
Owen, Lewis, and Cross. On the Washington
Canal?Messrs. Erimonston. B:trr, and Noye?.
To Count and be-^roy Due-Hills?Mr. Tatt.
On hnrolled Hills?Mr. Harr. On the Accounts
oi ute itegister?jur \jro*s. *jn Money Transactions
ol the Corporation?Mr Gulick To
ttitnd to ibr Interests of the Oorporat ion before
Congress?Messrs. Magruder, Gulick, and
Owen.
The Chair laid before the Board a commnniratian
from the Mayor, approving certain acts.
Also, a communication, returning without his
approval an art entitled an act granting permission
to the Hon. Mr. Sprague to place an
iron railing around square 4*>2. The Mayor
returns the bill, he says, in order that it may
hp amended. The correction needed is that the
permission granted should be during the
pleasure of the Corporation, as has been always
provided in like cases.
Al><), communications making the following
nominations:?For Corporation Attorney, Jos.
II. Bradley Tax Clerk, Wm. Morgan: Bookkeeper,
L. J. Klopfer: Clerk to the Mayor,
Samuel Ottrand; Messenger to the Mayor and
llegisttr, 11. C. Kleiber Water Registrar. Randolph
Coy le; Topographer to the Water Board,
Geo H. Paine; Tapper ol Water Mains. C. C.
Chew; Clerk to Centre Market, H. C. Lyles:
Assistant Clerk to Centre Market, Jackson
Pumplirey; Clerk to Western Market, James
Miller: Clerk to Northern Market, Jas. Uowen;
Clerk to Eastern Market, Jas. C. Cross: Commissioners
of Centre Market, Edward Hall, P.
C. Kney and Win. R Wall; Commissioners of
Northern Market, J. S. Williams. George W.
Kobin'on and Jeremiah M.-.tlock, Commissioners
of Eastern Market, L. E. Tuell and .lames
Marceron; Commissioner? of Western Market,
IJ II /Hz ? ? ' ? 1 * ' " *' *
?. II. v/iruiruin aim oailiu?! UUVUll; X'UllCl'
Magistrates?First Ward. Samuel Drury: Second
Ward, E. H. Third Ward. William
Thompson: Fonrth "Ward, G. L.. Giberson;
Fifth Wara, B. W. Feteason; Sixth Ward, Jas.
Cull; Seventh Ward. F. A Borwell; Commissioners
of Improvement?First Ward. John
W. Dyer; Second Ward, James W Spalding;
Third Ward. John T Garner: Fourth Ward,
Jas. J. Campbell: Fifth Ward, Elias E Barnes;
Sixth Ward. W. A. Fletcher: Seventh Ward,
James II Birch: Superintendent of Fire Alarm
Telegraph. A B. Talcott: Operators, G. H.
Noyes and 1?. P. Leibold: Chief hnfiineer of
Fire Department, John H Sectlord; Secretary
to Fire Commissioners, E. C. Eckloff Canal
Commissioner. David Hepburn; Commissioner?
of the West Burial Ground, Jos. Borrows
and Wm. Wilson; Sexton of same, Wm. Graham:
Harbor Master, Kobert 1'. Magee; Assistant
Harbor Master. W. F.Grimes; Inspector
ol Flour and Salted Provisions, Jos. Hedrick;
all ot which were appropriately relerred.
Tbe Chair read a communication from tile
Oldest Inhabitants, inviting the Board to
join them in celebrating the 4th of July. Accepted.
Mr. Owen presented petitions of C.Cammack,
Sr., and others, asking the construction ot a
sewer; of Sidney McFarland, for the remission
of a tine; and of S. A. Bailey and others, asking
to have a side-walk laid; referred.
Mr. Barr presented the petition of George
Sykes, praying permission to erect a bathhouse
adjoining a brick house, referred. Also,
hitrn/4 nno/1 A In 11 4r\ cdkt fhn J
1U i/u u VI u M w>*? ?v ov V IU' vutUOWttCS BUU
pa>ethe footways on the west side of 10th
street west, between L) and Boundary streets
north: relerred.
Mr. Owen introduced a bill to grade aH(j
pave the carriage-w ays on 14th west, from H
to M streets north: referred.
Mr. Given presented petitions of Ed ward P.
Walsh and others, a*lcingfor a street improveinput,
and of Josiah Simpson, to refund license
money paid by him; referred.
Air. Edmonston presented petitions of B. F.
Wi*et and others; also, of R. Williams and
others, for a street improvsment; referred.
Mr. A. Lloyd Introduced a bill to extend the
sewer now being constructed in 3d street west,
' to the north side of ** street; passed. Also,
introduced * bill regulating the erectien of
stove-pipes In lrame buildings; referred.
Mr. Oolick presented the petition of Foster
Henshaw to have the grade of Virginia avenue
fixed by the City Surveyor; referred.
Mr. McCathran presented the statement of
Wm. H. Warren in reference to action of Justioe
Thompson in fining him: referred.
The Cliair presented the petition of Patrick
Collins for remission of a fine: referred.
Mr. Barr introduced a bill lor improvement
of alley in square 'JWr referred."
Mr. Tnrton iutrodnced a T?*yolutJon for purchase
of window shades for the Aldermen's
Chamber- niLs?ed.
Mr. Given introduced a resolution inquiring
of the Finance Committee as to what further
legislation may be necessary for a prompter
a.isfssroent of t'sx^e; adftpied
Mr. Cross introduced a btll for setting the
curbstone and pavtag the lootways on The
south Bide of Kstreet south, from 11th to l^tli
Btr? eta east: referred.
Mr. IJarr called up the bill to change tbe
manner of coileoting special taxes; referred to
a special committee, Messrs. Cross, Bar* and
Qnluk.
Mr. Ttirton introduced a bill for grading and
nflvinv thl ftllftv m ?/t? ro !<!?
Mr. McCathrnn in trod uced* bill appropriation
83<0 irom the tundsof the 6tb Ward to
ar.*te a nuisance iu 7th street ea?t- referred.
The bill granting permission to Hen. William
Spragoe to pla?e an iron railing around square
4-2 vra? takea up and the Mayor sustained in
hie objection to tbe bill.
Mr. Lewis, irora improvement* committee,
reported a bill for tbf same purpose, amended
as suggested by th?- Mayor,and it war passed.
Adjourned.
Common CorxriL.?President M<x>re in the
chair, and all the members present except Mr.
Wright.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, announcing his approval of a large
number of acts passed by the last Councils.
Also, returuirir Uie bill amending the act in
relation to ward apothecaries without bis
eifuaiuiT, i.'.iu un luc l?Die.
The Chair announced the following cornmiltees
:
On Ways and Means? Mw- p.'ugh. Drnry,
Ander-oii, Simins, Mulloy. Talbert, and
Walker, (in Improvements?Me-srs.stewari,
ltndley. Ulead, >'?lley. Baker. Morsel 1, and
Marche?fin Drainage?M>-ssr?. Simms, Joyce,
( arroll, W right, Anderson, Peake, and Bryan.
On Police?Messrs Joyce, I?rury, Wright,
Mnlloy,Morsell, Kalley, and Peake. On Public
Schools?Messrs. Dudley, Mor^ll, Baker,
Peugh, Anderson, M?:id, and .March". On
Canal*?Messrs. Drury. Nalley, Stewart, DudDepartment?
Messrs. \^riiliV,l'rl;. the t ire
Simms. ?'n Claims? Messrs. Baker. l?fl-..a,>d
and Talbert. On Mar Wets?Messrs. Mulloy,
Carroll, and Calvert On Election*?Messrs.
Talbert, l?rnry, anil I'eujrh On l*ntini?hed
Busings? M?">rs fin/l l*nri!?v
(in Contingent Ei| > i ^?Me>.-r;. Calvert,
Wa ker, Bryan and Stewart.
J< >.t CcMwitt"- On the Asylum? M>->sr?.
Mead, Joyce, Marche, and Mor?ell. On
Wharves?Messrs. W nlker. Haker. a^d
Feukf. On Health?Messrs. Ander-on, Walker,
Tftlbert and Carroll. On Kli^ihility of Ap^essor??M?-s?r.-.
Marcbe, Mulloy, (Calvert, ami
Baker. On the Canal ?Me-srV 1'eake and
Joyce. On ihe Money Transactions of th-1
Corporation?Mr. Pencil. On tin Accounts of
ihe Keg liter?Mr. Carroll. To Count and !?< stroy
line Hills?M:~. Bryan. On Enrolled
Hills M r Siiuirw Tn n?nri'h?>nf tho I ..toroet
of tbe Corporation be'.ore Coucres?Mej-sr.3Ior?ell,
1'eugb. MaPhc, and Wnctit.
The following were introduced ?By Mr
Iirnry?Ke?ol?uion reqi* <uug the committee
b< fori- (\>i u obtain the repeal of the iNs-t
section of the act umending tn?* .--tt? r? :ttmc the
Metropolitan Police. which provides that ;iny
I * non res^tin;: an otUcer subjects hini-elf to
imprisonment m th<? penitentiary: referred.
Also, bill ior the reliel of James Ik>rm:in: retfrr<-d.
Also, resolution 11? 11 a committee be
. intuiintPH t? tha nf ! ??- *?*
. r , - - ? - ? .UV ....... vyi Ba Tflli; 1UUI'
Aay.? on the north, east, antl west side* of
rquare l"JT; amended by making the Pint
Ward delegation the committee, and adopted.
J5y Mr Joyce?Bill <?>r the protection of sidewalks
and streets lrom telegraph poles. [It
impoHa. line on telegraph companies lor
neglecting to replace the pavement within 4hours
afur setting th< pol?*s; pas-ted. Also,
resolution inquiring of the ('ollector of Taxe*
what legislation is necessary to secure
I the payment of taxes lrom non residents:
I passed. Aho, resolution inquiring of th?*
| Mayor why the building chosen in
I the" becond Ward for a statiou-house has not
been fitted up in accordance with the act of
I tlie councils; adopted. Also, resolution for
the appointment <?f a reading clerk: referred.
By Mr. J'eugh?Petition of S. K. Wvvill: referred.
Kesolntion in relation to the bill iu
relation lo ward apothecaries: laid on tin*
table. Invitatisn lor the boards U) at'end the
celebration ot me 4:n ot Julv by the Oldest
Inhabitants; accepted. 15_v Mr Calvert?pe.
tition ol residents of 5th street west, b?*t\\neii
M and N streets; also, petition for the rcmi?sion
of a fine:relerred. By Mr. Mochv?Clatm
of W. H. Harrover: petition of H?n. VV.
Spnigue and others lor sewrr in square V16;
referred. By Mr. Mead?Resolution instructin?
the improvements committee to report a
bill abolishing the contract system as far as it
relates to grading and graveling streets.
Mr. Stewart moved to lay the resolution on
the table; lost?jeas 7. nays 1*2.
Mr. Moore doubted >erv muih whether th?*
councils had the authority to pass suAabill
tw ven* propositi. nnrt h?* thutirht that i^'onlrt
operate unjustly towards the citizens in increasing
the expenses of the corporation
Mr. Muiloy said that lie was in favor cffeuch
a bill, and argued that the b!>! wonld be beuI
elicial to the workingmau as well as the citv
Mr. penrh iir^ed th.it th? nrAnAcail w;n I
? ? ? ?? j>? vju'cru U1II
would b?- unjust, and thought mat it wi- intrndeo
to be the entering wedge lor the eightLour
system which would arive away work
from our city.
Mr Mead moditied the resolution so as to
direct the committee to inquire inquire into
the expediency. Jcc. Mr. Mead tilted contractor*
made lrom seven to fifteen thousand dollars
]>er year. lie thought that if a bill of this
kind was passed, the corporation. as well at
the lfihnrnic mpn- will
? *r*~> UriiriltMTU'
The resolution was adapted.
By Mr. Baker: Resolution to fumieb the
members with the journal of the sixty.third
CouncilTbe
bill authorizing the sewer iu course of
construction on 3d street to T stree:, wa-s received
from the Aldermen and referred. Adjourned.
< OISGRESSIONAL.
Senate.? On yesterday afternoon, the Tax
bill being under consideration?
The Senate refused to strike oat the section
taxing raw cotton by a vote of yeas 10, nays 24.
Mr.Cresswell moved to make the compensation
ol the a^n-utut assessor *o per day, instead
of 4, when enpseed in collecting: lists
and making valuations: which was disagreed
to?yeas 5. nays 89.
Mr. Harris ottered an amendment excepting
from the tax on circulation such banks whose
charters had expired prior to the act of June
3(, Ifett*: which was agreed to
Mr. Anthony offered an amendment that the
income list shall be opened to public Inspection.
but shall not be furnished for publica
tion.
Mr. Anthony said the publication of the lists
v as extremely odious.
The amendment was disagreed to.
Mr. Sderinan offered an amendment that the
tax on bai:k circulation snail commence on
ttie 1st of August next, instead of July 1, 1567.
Apreed to.
Mr Kdmunds moved to make the tax on
raw cotton three cents ]>er pound. Disagreed
to. The bill was then read the third time, and
passed. Adjourned.
Viv * vri ?t U ?ll
i.ii..? ? uii cucri? r.\uiui(9 miner
more activiiy. The foreign news was looked
for with nnuh interest bv tbe speculators m
gold, as likely to bring lower quotations for
Five-twenties. But tbe failure of this expectation
bat somewhat checked the upward tendency
of the premium. Tt?e New York Commercial
Adverser fays?Money contiaues
very abnndaut, Some of the banks- are reinsing
to lend at current low rates, but without
checking the declining tendency. The.
rate to prime borrowers on call is Jour per
cent, on any pood securities, though a large
proportion of the business Is still done at s
per tent. Discounts are quiet at 5a7 per cent.,
with more transactions at the lower rates.
Governments an* qniet. There are no indications
ot Five-twenties having been returned b*
the steamers last arrived.
Ay AMEitrcA> Ei'iTOK in Mkmoo.-KxGovernor
Allen's p*per,at the city of Mexico,
has, by bis will, passed into the bands of John
IN'. Edwards, one of Joe febelbv's soldiers. He
is also the recipient ot 912.H00 money in bank,
and a third interest in Conklin Brothers' <rre*t
American circus. Mr. Kdwards u a rood
wrner, ana nas nna considerable newspaper
experience. He will support tbe empire, bnt
discard political questions. Mr. Edwards
went from Virginia when quite a you up man,
and was ni one time enpaped a printing
office in Leeetourg.
WThe National game?Reconstruction.?
? iton Pott.
9" A ' bntinesa man" in Albany, N. Y., is
one- who i* active in producing legislative results.
.
W A bear ^w a Iked into^ a lady's parlor in
JliiW"nr' II ?? n?vr,
Italians In New York are moving to
nidtbeir countrymen in the coming struggle In
Europegyji
critic who isn't humorous himself
styles Jo*b Billings's book ?Billinr??*i*"
g/'An unrallant correspondent accuses
Queen Victoria of uikiug too macb port attor
dinner.
gyThey baT? skating levees with parlor
ikates in New Britain, Conn.
m~f rirt?wui*r, wiiu iqv vjurpuun ut luuia
crackers, are said to be twenty-five oenu lower
Than last y?ar.
7*A well made, artificial palpitating bosom
is said to be equal to twenty gentle heaves a
minute. i
tO* A fashionable bonnet in Paris is styled
the cbapeau Chinois and is shaped like a large
mushroom.
later from eirope.
PraiiU-BrrliraliM ! 1tf?HU??lUvirw
ef tkr UtMttW'
The ?*aaer Mora? fan. with two days later
idricf?, W* Farther Point
L?*D?*. a>ne 15._Cob?oU cloeed at Kfca
?Sfc; * iv'-t^nuea M\a6S Ttte weefcly returns
ol the m%. 0f Fnrland show an iBcre?ee
of bullion of
No formal declaration 0f war (,*.? y#; been
made out. The Emperor of Austria, in a
spe-ch to the \ W.w Corporation yesterday,
said that bavinf done everything else be wa?
compelled to resort tc the sword The 0?r
man Ih?t bjr a vote ot nm?to *11 have nntlT?d
to mobflixe the Federal army A Ptumiui
member protested a#ainat the decision of the
indueolubilit j of tbe Cosi federation. ta< the
Diet voted iu adhesion to tbe Autrtu l>Mt
declaration
La Km nee denies tbe ramors of aa taunted
abdication of tbe Mexican throne by Mtn|
milian
Humor* were current at Liverpool when the
:eamer tailed that Austria that morninf bad
declared war against Prussia Several private
telegrams are alleged to bav? Ho received,
but ti>err is notbinr public or authentic
kiovr Nothing of moment bar transpired
*i?c? tbe last 'nterru pUon of diplomatic relations
between Prossiaard Anstna. Thf Aufman
OuTfrnmrat, in sending tbe Prussian
Ambassador bi*pa*?port, informed bim It took
the step because it IcokOd as it Um> withdrawal
cl tbe Austrian* from Holatein and taking the
place was under compulsion {roan Prussia.
1 be Prussian (roveroRi?-iit, m fivinn Count
Knbolvi bis passport, which be demanded. a.
11p>l>t iihhi ii witb a letter acki>o?rle<irine trie
i cautious maimer in v bicb be fulfilled lti?
iij l< niatic functions a* Austrian Amha>?ador
at Ii?rlin. Austria ia t-aid to have confided ber
| interests at Iieriin and Florence to the l>ntch
Minister at those courts The Minister? of
I t ranee and Havana are said to have d?. lined
I to look alter Prussia1* interest* at Vienna An
Austrian fourwr. iiroceMlmr ir.im v
General Gobiffuz. wm flopped in i'rusMiin
'ernu?ry. and tbe fKpiicbM taken from him.
I it tlaied that a body of Austrian troop* M
a toot to concentrate near Kranktort-on-theMfUn.
General ( ruble* n/. and tbe Imic- of
AufiiMenbnrc proceeded thither. Tbe Prn?)
iHW.v. V^.bich is In position on the Sii?*th?*
road- which debowfcr*. ?H. Qxlmcm on all
J Menienlfel ha* ordered every pnbli functionary
and oflicial in Holitein to solemnly entrapto
submit unconditionally to all order* of the
kmpof Prueeiaand those acting on hi* brhaif.
The Daily News cofTe*pondent at Klor*n,-?*
i tars:???The tirst hostile 'movement of Italy
will be to throw M 1,080mn in a body aerobe the
l*o. following thi" up by throwing 3uU,(HMi into
YenetUi" The \ lenna norreepondent of :he
Time? described the position of th<? Austrian
nrmy oi tin* norm af follows:?M5e?tre b?>'wrro
I ImutKand Prague, to the northwe? ern
frontier of Bohemia. anil the rqrht wine
| from Olmuty. to ( meow, where (Aere i? a
strongly entrenched camp." The Paris correspondent
of the Times say* it is believed
I thai the fonr queens or empresses, who are
(??!man. usinc r*eir best efforts to re.e?tabii*h
ktwft-n 'be K>*?rni:t^ ilia' pfif'1 wbi?b their
l>? ?ple so earnestly <te?iiv. ii&ve done more
than ip freneraliy nipptwd. Kus-'ia. wt< employiSK
*" h? r diplomatic power with th*
ecoMlUf German prin.-es. The writer ?.???
ilit-rr ar? Mill people in parts who trlmr* war
may yet be avoided. Tin* qoei-'ion of mobilization
of the Federal army, proposed by Austria,
is ftill pending in "the Frankfort Diet.
Prussia if opjKjw-d to it, a? entirely opposed
j to the Federal law*, and called on Lbe (frrman
I States favorable to Prussia to vote &<rain*t it,
and would regard every_snpj>orter ol the mo.
ion as ner aciversary. The cholera ha? broken
out in the neighborhood of Berlin. The Swish
P ederal Council bar i?*ued calling
out the first reserves of the Swig* array for the .
| defence of the Alp* by the side ol Italy The 1
Jesuits have issued an address to the Hungarians.
dated at Tnrm. demanding them to wait ,
for the cour-e of everts, and mdhu as they
are: to enroll themselves in the Hungarian lel'ioii.
and. il maiters nriwrnsi in - -- -
tier as to offer a Held fur action, dne notice
will be given.
lu tin* extraordinary trial, in wbicb Mr#
Kyves sonptit u> establish ti?r??W a princess
of tbe Koyal family, tbe mry Iwitod a verdict
acamtt the claimant Tbe I tuMh trra> Um
ca^e as an imposture. 1
Tbe crisis in Germany has increased in intensity.
Austria bas entirely evacuated Hoi
-inn. ioiouui oriurr (nprrwr numwrs xtr *
Frisians occupy the I>ucbtM. dj#.mi*M?a tb?Government.
arreted the HoUtein commesioner*.
and prevented tbe assembly of the estates,
and entered AHona on the I'Jtb. On that
day Austria determined to break off relations,
and ordered Oount Kabolyi :o retire from Berlin.
No sbot has b^en fired yet, bat 'war is
generally regarded a* baying virtually commenced.
Ml!AT XArOLEO* TlOrLD HAVE &ESIRED OP
THE COW FERE'S CE.
In the Corps I> gislatif of June li, M. Roub.-r
read a letter lrom tbe Empt rcr N?poleon to M
Prowyw ?? LkvT*. ra wbfeb Ui? Majesty, after
I detailing tbe efforts made in common witb
England and Kuuia to prevent an armed 0011
1IIV1) CUJ c.
Had tQe Confertne<? assembled, my Government
would have declared that France repudiated
all idea of territoiial aggrandizem* nt so
loop as the European equilibrium remained
1a1C.l6tnrb.fi France could only think of an
extension of ber frontiers in the event of the
map of Europe being altered to the profit ot a
sreat pover. and of the tordering provinces
expressing by a formal and free vote tbeir desire
for annexation. In the absence of ihe.-e
circumstances. the French trovernment. prefers
to any territorial acquisition a good under-'ar.dirg
with its neighbors, resulting from
it.*- respect for their independence and their
nat!Oi>aiitv. [Cheers.] We should have de.
s;redfortbe Germanic Conledfration a position
more worthy of its importance: for Prussia,
tarter ceorrapUical boundaries; Tor Austria,
the maintenance of h?r great poMtton in
Europe aft?*r the cession of Venice to Italy iu
exchange for territorial compensation
The Conference has failed. Will Franc# be
led to draw th?* sword! The French'Oo\eminent
thinks not. Whatever may be the result
of the war wthcb may br*ak out no question
afTectmr u* will be resolved without the absent
of t rance. France, therefore, will continue
to obser>e an attentive neutrality, confident
in her right and calm in brr tren^th
fChwr* ]
M Bouther *atd: I 'bin* that alt?r this d?clarmon
th* Corp< LtKiilatifwMI trodribtaad
UwiBadvmbitlty of a d*b*t* upon upon tb*
affair? ofOernumj-aiid Italy, rstiouuot
yes. 'j
* MM. Thiers. Fanre, Alfred, tad Ijeraox en deavored
to prevent tbe den up of the debate,
but the subject was declared to be cio?*d by
HSi against 34 votes, and tbe < bnmbT passed
' to tbe Toteou tbe nm?-flcl<nl Hud^ t. whuh was
| adopted by a^auist 1# votes.
Tbe sitting then terminated
KKY1KW or IHK SITUATION".
[From 'he London Tim***, June 11.|
One day's more reunite, thank Heaven!
There is no war yet. The Conference broke
up belore meeting. the neutral* made their
bow, the field was cleared, and the would-be
belligerents werp left face to face to consider
which of them would vesture to strike the
flret blow. It must have occurred to most of
us to step in between anffiy men in a gathering
brawl, and to strive in vain to put down
! the outcry and blotter which incr*-a?*d in
proportion 10 our weu-nnnt conciliatory endeavors
: but v. bra at tut in despair and vexation
w e bade tU? uiireuonihk fellow* tall
to," and seTtl# tbe dirpute in their own way,
all their ?nry collapsed, and the combatant*
slunk away, rifbt and left, jrrowltng and
s wearing, yet lorh to come to the scratch
Tbe Conference failed, bnt war dirt not therefore
break out. There may be ra*hnee? in the
mere utterance ot a hope that bos-ihtie* may
be altogether averted or indefinitely put v#.
but it is no lee? difficult to foretell by what
means the outbreak may be brought about. He
mu?t be a very during man Indeed who will
take upon himself the odium of the first onset.
Neither Prussia nor Austria to hear them.
entered the (lata ?(rh ?h? ?#
bcttiif intention*. Wot tJwr. Pronti Mlt?d
whether Austria bit b#r thntub at her. Austria
answered she did ?? "? her 'hum1*, bat not at
Prvma Both expected an attack, and pre.
pared fortr both are on their guard, but both
are rqnnllT pledged to keep- the peace Uil
aggression tnstifie? defense.
There could never, of course, be any flchun*
in the Elbe ltachtea, for both the great ttermau
Powers, and especially Austria would rather
choose their battle-fields elsewhere Sail, matters
hare been for the prevent settled in Schle<wtg-Holsteln
in a far more satisfactory and, we
almost said, exemplary manner t ban the moat
sanguine could bare anticipated. The Prussins:
marched upon Rednsburg. the Austrtans
fell-back. The generals had a tend word for
bm/<K a|KB?*? **? 1 *
v?\u ? ? u? * B rviuirj , mr im'W ruwi Q&Udf,
played eacb otber * national tow, almost
embraced like food old Tentoale fcwfcw The
unwilling***? to flrbt, kmjr* and mpwun
must be iwwt, is not only in th* psojik, it It
In tbe Terr mnsket-bearers who* kiiiaw h to
to kill and be killed. Of tbe i*paiuow of
Prussian men of war a* well as of peace to
com? to blow*, Kin* William I must be fully
eattsfled by most unequivocal demovatmiea:
and a people whom sheer famine scare* m tbe
fare, and wbo?e taxes for tbe next half year
bh vf, it i? *aid. wholly or partly to be mnittaft,
might easily damp Kranci* Joeepb'? ardor tor *
a can. pat fB. whatever advantage or honor h?
may hop* to reap Vy it. j
VRobinaos, the circa* rtdor, receives a
ary of #34,(00 per annum. Nearly aa r *
a Presidency. **
& There are, on the average, fo* thousand
prosperous American* BT*
or permanently reading in Engl pow -
S9"Tb* country wu Mwr
iLan at thia tim*. It la a H* *
tte crops ar* coining r~

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