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Inauguration Of the Equestrian statue OF
Andrew Jackson.

The equestrian statue OF General Jackson will be
guraed the eighth day OF January next when the ar
rangenens will be as follows
All those either specially generally invited will
BILE in of the City Hail. ten o'clock, m, the
eighth of January, 1858.
Colonel George w. Hughes, member of the Jackson
Monument Committee, has been selected chief marshall
and will appoint his own aids
The military escort consisting of the regiment of voun-
of the militia of the District OF Columbia with such
de,achmen,s from the army and marine corps be
within convenient distance, and the military companies
from other cities who may attend will be under the
mand OF Colonel William Hickey.
The procession will be formed as follows:
Military Escort
Officers and Soldiers who served under General Jackson.
The Jackson Monument Committee.
Clark Mills, Artist
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, Orator.
Chaplains oil Congress
The Reverend Clergy.
Presiden, of the United States and Cabinet,
Senate House OF OF the United States,
with their officers
Governors of States.
Judges of the Supreme Court.
Judges of other Courts.
Diplomatic Corps.
Washington National Monument Association.
Officers Of the Smithsonian Institution.
The Com nder-in Chief of the Army, The Oldest Com
nnodore in the Navy, and the Brigadier General COM
manding the Marine Corps of the United States.
Officers of the Army and Navy and Marine Corps
Corporate Authorities OF Washington, Georgetown, and
The Jackson Democ ratio Association
Other organized soc ieties.
Citizens OF Washington and other places
The procession will move, at early an hour as possible
down -Four halt Pennsylyana avenue thence
IN said avenue the direct route, to Lafayette
Square
At the monument the ceremonies will be as follows
Prayer by the Chaplain of the Senate.
Address by the Hon. S. A. Douglas
Unwilling of the Statue.
Military present arms
National Salute.
Benediction by the Chaplain of the House.
The Jackson Democratic Association fraernites OF Free
and Accepted Masons. Odd Fellows, and Red Men, Tenn
perance Societies. and all other organized societies In the
District and the citizens generally earnestly and re-
specially be present at the ceremonies OF tue oc
casion.
B b. FRENCH,
#a... JOHN O. RIVES
JOHN W. MAURY,
Committee Of Arrangements.
WARRINGTON, Dec 80, 1889
Dec 3l-dh
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The SEMINOLE INDIANS "A Washington letter writer
says that private letters have been received there from
Florida reporting that the Seminole Indians had refused
to ratfy the treaty made by their chief Billy Bowegs
that he had remained firm to his purpose OF carrying out
that treaty. until finally his people threatened
him from his authority. He then fed sending word to
Gen Blake Of his inability to the opposition of
his people Gen. Blake Immediately applied to the State
authorities for volunteers to enforce the treaty.
The writer adds however, that the War Depart
ment has received no such intelligence ~ y Herad.
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DEATH OF CoMMoDoRE MoRGAE.-Cemmodore Charles
w Morgan, of the United States navy, died yesterday
morning at eight o'clock, in the sxtieh year OF his age
The attack under which he succumbed, we are inform
ed was sudden although he had been for time in
indifferent health Commodore Morgan native Of
Virginia. He originally entered the navy on the 1st of
January 1sOs. and his commission post captain dated
as far back the 2s OF February 1891 He lately
in command of the Mediterranean squadron. and at the
time OF his death had charge OF the navy yard in this city
1t will be that the Secretary OF the Navy has
directed suitable honors 10 be paid 10 his memory.
Repubitc of Uea<rdaU
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Tickets for the banquet deposited for sale Ma
uonal Hotel Btowns Hotel. the United States Hotel, the
Irwin House, Wizards HOTEL Fip,s, and s. Psrkers Fan,
cy store. limited number will be sold Ladies tickets
20 Genhenen's tickets SO, The osnque.' viii com
nence at O'Clock PRECISELY .iorfi 81 Ns'"" !" 49, !.
p. y. KEY,
Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements
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InauxurAton tho Statue of General Andrew jack
son at CITY OF Washington, ON the sth Of JAM
The following gentlemen are appointed chief Marshal
upon the occasion
WIN. A. Spencer, Perry E. Broechu',
Richard Lilly, Beverly Tucker,
WIN 5. Grang, RI semmes,
p Barton Key Clement
J. H. Berrcu,
Lambert g. Norwood, Robert T. Spence,
Rovs,op Bets Vim. B. Bowie.
ID RacIa Henry Haw,
W mi Minpir Leon. Barnard
WIN. b. Masruder, Rich. 9. Marriott,
Rich +. Mcnick, Thomas Reilly
Thomas Cali, George Philips,
George p, sf e R."., sAs;!:. E. Woodbury.
Robert oud, g. NJ Chaptn,
r. l.. sross.t,, Jane. owner,
III. H. Heath, ~ r. WiihM,
r. Key Howard Henry g. Stanton,
x;ss W G Gss.,ss 1 nsss' 4 s ssSs.;
Hiram ws,rids. Thornton 0timslsy,
Lewis carr Henry Addison,
r. Robinson, d. Fairbaahs,
John Minpir, r. Thssny,
v.M. Burch., f. NJ eustton,
The military disposed pa rcpa.e
Of the day report Col WIN. Hickey, who win them
to their proper positions
The civic through their proper
oce either personally by letter. the chief marsha soon
as possible. &. as-1
especially requested carriage.
nue. during the progress Of the procession
pxrs
marrhs yellow scarf with white aids
white scarf with the rosetes assistant marsba cherry
with white bearing bs'on with rhasds
pondine Win the color Of their scnrfs.
assistant mahais requested report to the
shief marshal, at the National Hotel early possible.
GEO. w. HUGHES,
Jan s-dA Chief Marshal
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INAUGURATION Of the Statue. q Cen. .yackson--Tbe
aids and assistant mshals report chief
9Th Of January. 4slH u ttsf'Qf GEO. w HyJt,Trs
Jan Chief Mar
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4 HCOURAGE your Mechanics nnd Manufae-
II t"rers.sh. Shirts shirts Members OF Congress,
zens strangers invited 10 call NJ WIN H. FAULKNER's
Fast nabe Mandatory His
shirts warranted to III in all the style and pattern
received unqualified commentator gentlemen
a parts Of the United States.
establishment good and az cheap
they Thankful for the
received respectfully socis continuance Of the
Also hsnd splendid assortment OF slk and merno under
shirts mud drawers.
Also soves socks and other article suiahs for
which fail to suit.
= WIN H. FAULKNER, sign ofthe shirt
South side Of Pennsylvania avenue between ID and ~
Dec 23-eo3v Opposite The United States Hotel,
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THURSDAY. January 9, 1853.
Nos 30 and 90 The United States Us. ]. Gusman and
" Rlieux, heirs. Appeal from the district court United
States for Louisiana. - .###
Mr. Justice Catron delivered the opinion Of this court
reversing the DEGREES OF the said district court and
handing these causes with directions dismiss the pc
ti,ions of the claimants.
No 81. p. H. De Lane &. al, appellants Us. A. B.
Moore e a. The argument of this continued
by Mr. Bradley for the appeees and concluded by Mr.
Butler for the appellants. @ tss .tH#.6 .sWa
No 40 The Vincennes University, plaintiffs in error,
Us the State OF Indiana This cause argued by MIR
Judah for the plaintiffs in error and submitted PRINT
ed argument by Mr. Smith for the defendant in error
No AZ Jacob Delona ct al appellants. Us James H.
Lucas et al This cause. from the circuit court United
States for Missouri was dismissed for regulary in the
proceedings on the motion OF MI Gsyer OF counsel for
the appeliees III,
No. AZ. T.. T. Perry, appellant, ps Joshua b. Branch
On the motion OF Mr. Lawrence, this appeal from the cir
cult court United States for Missouri dismissed for
the want Of prosecution, III, ~ Il, 49,. t..ta W. ~
No. a.. VIM. Chrsty. plaintiff in error J. ID. Fin.
ley The argument Of This cause commenced by Mr.
Bib for the plaintiff in error. 1a N,rt
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock, a. m.
Tho painting Of Creation and Deug In odd Felo,s' Hail.
been honorsd mis- week by large Of and by highly
distinguished audiences On Wednesday afternoon the hall
tested for In capacity Sabbath teachers and %
During the evening honored with large number
Of senators and members House, With their families
friends which completely Yesterday president
Msy's Co',ss. with ,hs pvsfs-sons
paid their the good old Nhf.ih
Eden, and expressed themselves highly delighted.
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The NIcARAGuAN MINIsrER.-We publish the letter Of
Hon. Mr.. Everett, Secretary Of State, dsmsslng Mr..
Marcoeia the Nicaraguan minister to this country, to-
gether with the comments Of The Washington cores
ponden of the New York Tribune. 1t is remarkable al
fair and probably grows out of the conduct of this ad
ministra,on towards the government, of Nicaragua. We
would call special attention TO this letter of Mr. Ever
ett-Hayffoyd Times.
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CAsHIONABLE and superior Clothing.-A large and
elegant Of reasonable clothing
second floor Of srnen which
please. JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Jan l-eod6t Acioneer nd Commission Merchant.
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TOWN HALL I'm Charlottesville. Vbgints--This large
commod,ous building completed, and will be
o for lectures, kc
Of containing from
hundred Those DESTROYS Of obtainlDg address
paid HENRY BENSON. Agent
CH.rtorTssvtLLE, VAL Dec a. 1852.
Baltimore Richmond Dispatch and Washington Union
publish tho above
o office for collection.
2S--3taw3w
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WARRINGTON, Dec 80, 1852,
Dec 3l-dh
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grandee OF SPAN and marsna IN the army, 70 OotAn
second and prolonged interview with the Spanish
Queen the result OF which has not rsnspired. IL seems
doubtful whether Narvaez will proceed 10 Vienna or 10
Paris The vigoroos act of his expulsion will scarcely
succeed In placing Bravo Murio IN security when y .
considered what powerful combination is now organ
lied against him.
Whatever coup detot he may mediate, under the pro
lection and counlenance OF the Queen Motner, Inc d-
cultes he will have to are almost insurmOunt-
able and therefore, fully anticipate that ere long
total change in the administration must take place IN
Spain Ii would appear. by the latest news. that Mar
vaez was desired to 90 to Vienna, 10 study the military
pected hourly al Paris.
SEIZURE OF AN ESeLrsHMAs IN AvsrRh-A letter
from Vienna OF the 18th states that IN the evening oil
Friday the 10th. an English gentleman, the representa-
tive Of London daily newspaper, was seized by TWO
agents OF the police just he was about to posi- ms lei
and taken to the police prison, where he was detain
ed until noon the following day IT had never osen
limited to him that the contents OF his letters we're aus
tasteful the authorities but the given Tor the
above mentioned Unprecedented proceedings was mat
his communications were hostile TO Austria ,..-,uu
The treatment which he met with in the ponce prison'
where he was at fret locked up with Tour other peso9ns
one of whom was in chains; the refusal OF me cnel %
the establishment TO permit him 10 inform b's aa,h
his whereabonts &c, will probably be oougnl ~ hsen
bsiore the British public as ,n .s case When he lib
| Grated the next day, The police acco'npa"
lodgings and seized bis papers from France
FRENcH AFFAIRS The latest ntenge"IE. ch H.. H.,
nv the electric telegraph states that inc os
*. .,a~s III Taohouat was two ofhcefs Keu, hGeea
od6cers vounded twenty-five non,comn'ssonsu o"'.
and soldiers killed and one hundred Hno soy S .n,
"a a,,,bo,tv that the Emperor had an interview WIN
ca,no, in order 10 ascertain his opinion "a 10 wnat
e ,hs views the French republican,, supposng heV
we're called upon TO decide between lhe Oount os N"-
bord and himself j- II
prince Napoleon son Of the ex. King OF Westpbaia,
who Il he now pretty certain will have the place ana a
Of lieutenant Of the Emperor in Algeria ane''s WV"
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Inauguration o Statue of General Andrew jack
the City Of Warrington, on inc sth OF JAM
nary, 1888
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Smp. BUILDING rxrRAosprsaRY.-Mr. +. Hannaford
is now building a schooner OF i25 tons burden on his
farm al Cape Elizabeth, Portland more than mile from
The shore She ia set on shoes. and when finished
which will be till next winlef, - to be hauled by or
en- TO the shore Mr. n. has buf two or three vssss's
in ,hi. way, bu, doub, il any one bat Yankee
would have conceived such properly. 4. Post,
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Among the changes brought about by steam and gold
discoveries is the receipt OF later intelligence from Aus
taa, by way OF Panama. than has reached way Of
Eng land Our dates from Melbourne brought by the
Crescent City, 10 March sth-ihree months and four
days. From Sidney, BY he conveyance, we have
newspapers TO February 22j, inclusive. New Zealand
dates by the TO December 18Th They
ify the existence Of extensive gold mines in tina, colony
Coal had alec been discovered there, al place called
Pakawan, IN Wellington district II hoped by the
people OF iha, vicinity that the line OF British
about to be established between England and Australia.
touching q, New Zealand would stop at the point OF coal
supply, instead OF Auckland, heretofore contemplated
ne hrst steamer Of the hneviz: The kangaroo-is to
saVe England month for Port Philip, Sidney, ant
view Asasnd, and is expected to reach Panama In the
no"'' y december We shall evestaally our
China news by way of the Pacific
Journal Of Com msves
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Georgetown Classical and Mathematical Academy.
w. d. STUART, Principal.
aided in hs Of Instruction BY fiorousAy competent
assistants.
1T designed 10 this institution long favosbly
school VIM n Abbott, prepare youth admission into
studies OF the ordaay OF aevs fe Tho cos.
of.udy viii embrace in addition The esmsn me ancien and
o.opy history, he'one composition and other studies Of the
The Academy furnished with valuable apparatus
% n ana surveying arc s.h the praees Of
Tns academy ,.sd ns. tho ns,sn o. George.
is and vicinity 70 ME federal .p, and ota place. Of
yoath
TERMS,
Payable s,ni-arn.aiiyin adranee.
For tuition ard board, including fuel lights, washing, &c.
For tuition in French and drawing extra
Cot r. H. Smith, and the officers Of the Virginia Military In
Hon Alexander II. II. Smart, Stanton, Va.
M Mon 'e 81 Lss ,' LsIns'on ". y., ~,
rrof George b Dasney, Richmond College, Va.
Capt Seth Eastman U =. Army.
Col. Lorenzo Thomas, u. n. Army.
Rev David Caldwell, Gcorrcown, DC.
Give, me pleasure 70 The sssss.wp Classical and
s. !. graduate oih virrins Tor
eois:.ss lao
FRANCIS H SMITH.
Aw NOTICE-sIDNEY y. BANTER late attorney general
~ NJ Virginia, has removed Washington Practise Law
He United the
Of the District Of Columbia and attend professions"
business condded to him.
Once building ~ street, ofrsnn.ylv.
mia
Hon IL Allen, Hon WIN p,aiel
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. q. n samuss,
Hon. u. n Lee Of the Court ofAppeais Of Nlfxlnis.
To the Judges Of the Circuit Courts Of Virgins
To the senator. and Of Congress from virginia
June li-iydswh~
r,OR REyTT-o lar. airy chsmbr- with Apply
10 MRS LAMB
May Io-d,lssIun. Opposite WIZARDS Hotel,
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Our CITY columns this morning contain some very sad
evidences Of the intensely hot weather which has cted
citizens the past day two No less than sixteen
inques,s held yesterday The bodies OF ndivdu.
ale, mostly Iiish labore, who had died in this city from
/" Strokes" the attacks Of spoplexy, induced by
.exerion while exposed 10 the beat Of the
phere, are popularity called In Brooklyn and Williams
During the continuance Of weather like that which we
now enduring, people canno, be too cautious how
they unduly eser, themselves. Especially should aliens
newly arrived in this country be on their guard.
OF the many fatal cases of coup de soitH which we
record, tie majority those OF emgrants who had
landed, some few weeks, Others only few days ago
Excessive use OF ice.waier is very injurious this
weather; and refreshing as are the cooling drinks dis
pensed at the soda-waer fountains, great discretion
should be used in drinking them Temperance in lemon
sde is almost great a virtue temperance in brandy.
IN Y Times
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The BATTERY ESLARessssr.-Ths worl 4, s,,;nn -,
the river north Of Castle Garden prosecuted with v,ro
Nearly the entire length OF the brdg. Ia. been s,.s -
with earth.--N " Express
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ADMIRAL SEYMOUR AND THE FISHERIES st Sohn,
New Brunswick, papers OF The 2isi are received. The
address from the corporation OF ST. John had been
presented 10 Admiral Seymour. His reply was fol-
lows:
Il has been gratifying 10 me TO ind that The manner
in which The officers and employed in the pro,ec-
on OF the fisheries performed their duty last year hn.
been appreciated here Their seadiness and moderation
were and IL will be my endeavor TO give
sucb ins,rcrons will combine the main nee of The
privileges reserved by treaty for Der Msestys subjects
with lbe regard due TO the rights of foreign nations
On Sunday Sir George left in the steamer Argues for
an inspection OF the fishing grounds.
Journal Of Commerce
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ONTARIO.
SAN FRAscIsco, May %.


FORTUNATE MIsER.--A miner, who has been a,
work IN the north deposited bank ing house IN tbs
yesterday $4,000 gold dust The proceeds OF the labor
Of himself aud during The past ten or twelve months
Most oil has been dug within iour months. from claim
for which 81 400 paid. The fortunate owner OF
this snug little fortune has been in the State only thirteen
months He leaves his sou .iill at work in the claim,
with fair prospect OF continued good fortune.
LretsILTuRr-The California legislature had adjourn
ed, after session Of about i've months The bill pro.
yIdng for the State marine hospital at San Francisco,
the insane asylum al Stockton, and the water 10, bill OF
Mr. Roach, have finally passed. The house indefinite Ii
postponed the Benicia Branch Female Seminary bill.
SAN FRAscIsco, May az,
The csops-Tbe recent gentle rains says the Repub.
lican, have bad most sauiary effect upon the crops
Our agricultural friends in the enjoy OF the beet
Spirits looking forward for houniul reward from the
generous soil The yield Of grain this year will be
moo. ranging from fifty 10 sixty bushels 10 the
Vegetation "a extraordinarily laxurant The most expert
eneed fathers saying that thew before any
that would compare with IT. One gentleman says one
hundred grains 10 the ear is common occurrence A
large breadth OF wheat the Slanisans bot
ioms-z favorable aueury for the future.
Row AsoSo THE CHiSAMrS.-The Marysville Herald
learns from Mr. Lusk, OF Adams Co.'S express, Just in
from Bngssvile. in Shasta county, that ON Wednesday
last the Americans al that place proceeded drive the
Cinnamon from their claims destroying all their rockers
and mining implements, and taxing posses sion OF their
diggipgs On the following day, Thursday, M. Cosant,
the sheriff OF Shasta county, appeared on the ground
and reinsated The Cinnamon IN their caims and when
our informant Left everything peace and quiet The
Cinnamon had paid their license according TO law. The
Of the difficulty, informed, lay in The fact
tina, the Chnsmen have lately struck good dggings and
the Americans wished TO deprive them Of Them. All
honor TO The shsnh for his independence in doing his
duty
TBE ATTACK on JuDer ESQ The Chronicle delai's an
most indignant language the particulars OF the murderous
attack Judge Emo, OF Csaveros county, by ruff an
named White. whom be had heinended Intense excite.
ment produced BY this act in Moquelonme Ill., and
White only escaped with his life by being barrcaied 10
prison The Of this attempt at murder this
hit nhoFF
ces and Judge Emo advanced him large of money
TO discharge his liabilities which he has since refused to
repay and last week the Judge attached hay which
White was about 10 dispose OF. At this he became so
much excited that he travelled seven miles to seek
the death Of his benefaetor,
caLIroRsn NUGGETS.
INDIAN sUtcH -Weens e. Co have just taken out
here piece gold weighing Is ounces and another
weighing 81 ounces 3pennyweghis They are Of irres
ulsr shape and surface, and nearly pure MIR Der.
tine purchased them Tor S2Aoo. The guloh from which
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Prince Gorsehadkah has been appointed commander
in chel OF tue knss'an army IN Bessarsbs IJp TO The
ST. Peiersburgh letters say that the Emperor's eopr.e
is generally approved.
The attitude iaken by the Sultan s much approved nv
both Turks and Creeks in Syria, as well a. Turkey
voluntary subscription making towards the expenses
OF armng.
The latest accounts were less favorable Tor the main.
tenanee OF peace.
The messenger sent from ST Petersburgh is said TO
have no discretionary power; he merely carries de-
msnd from The Car that the Porte shall within eight
days aeoede 10 Mensohkos ulimatum, take the
sequences
Count NesseroJe, j is not charged with any auih.r-
iailve mission 10 The western courts that alter The
position OF affairs MeaDume the Porte prepares brave
~ for defence. Orders bad been given 10 Namik Pa
sha, formerly governor OF Arabia, of much ener.
gy, 10 attack ihe Russians with his 10000 II they
attempt cross the river Pruh,
Abbss Pssbs's force Of 10000 Egyptians, commanded
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y @-.9-" ~ NJ N % HALIFAX, NJ s., June y
The royal mail steamship Niagara, Captain Lslleh'
from Liverpool on Saturday, The nth ns arrived mere
al half past o'clock this monng, bringing ITO 'ious"
passengers. u.a lss taW -
The Baltic arrived out of Hoybesd al !, a. 'n' oh
ToesJav. ths nh insan, and crossed The bar OF The
Blefsey al z O'Clock the same evening
Ga Saturday, the Il,b, al SOP m, on lioyneau
the Niagara passed The Africa. from New York. ist inst
for LiyerpeOl
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INDIAN sutcH-weems e. Co. have Just taken on
here one piece OF gold weighing rs ounces and another
weighing 81 ounces 3pennyweights They are Of iues
uIsr shape and surface, and nearly pure Mr. Der
tine purchased them Tor 82A0o The guloh from which
pieces has been ed ever since the
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Business s dull the weather gloomy, provisions high
and money scarce Ffeghts. however, maintain their
high rates. The American ship Dsnntess arrived yes
terday from Csllao, bound home Telegraph, (clipper
from San Francisco in forty four days and whale sbI
Enterprise, from Tahiti. with loss OF spars.