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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19


PowxR OF CoSsc,ENcE-A MAN VOLUNTARILY
SrRRFNpHRs HIMSELF AND Gots TO THE fENIrEN-
.r,ARY-Osr reacers viii generally remember the csse
c{ SIDNEY V. Howard the Interesting and pous yeuug
.,e,ti sran who so ingrstiated himself with soGe ct
or IN ii ti,izns that he position i" the 81 ,te
Rank wb4.eby be wae epatle0 to steal some tourte
Lu, crad dollars he was hurted with good cal o.
enerpv and penst verAuce for some mooths, out ne
mn,asec 10 eiuce all efforts to capture hun The anal
bas H.. some If lie bnliance by tune ana t1e more
Ssxzisg financial operations Of Young NJ ~ ont w'n
recst Il upoe our mention cf II Veil this interesting
yourg E. ntleman is h,re in Jail srd expects T. see d
very gocc time in toe Peeiteadary snd Wha' stfauee
IL her by has o~p act
The hstty of tois ather uousesl case s aoou' this
In the apprebe nsiou thst be WAS being pui u, ne
elavclee lea,y the whole country, soueiu'eT as
he e8Js u the very ~ih those bunting lof n'u',
rpo eftt utary two years Of this unhappy ue Weu'
tc ST.. Paul. Nj. ntSots. Woro GU with ortao ne
we,t the Merstul Of the Territory anc tod his case
ard ass ca to D. arrested The othcr reInonstTateo,
tod hn be had authority to make an arrest, tnao
tie efau forgotten, and If he iptendet to make
hia IrsHorss go0d for epytbng ne hao oeeer sel 70
w.xk ED cam the money be bad cumluaiy got snd
erInt snd pay TIE bank and those he had swinoled
fbst would be better every ~ay than goiog te the
~ nit, utis,y. But Howard was resoute te be ar
- I'D ibe Office wrote to this city, and requ's'-
SON wss pocured upon which he was brought here on
m urAS 3, Afternoon. We believe On laclctmen1 Is
readng sgsinst hiu for this lsrce' y
S-We learn that How ard was sent 20 the rem,
.ar,;sr. ~, Sat,r,is- Cor two years. he pie tdeo
gailty. tAs"ASA'sV~' '''
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attention 90 the other sde, and the House, under
n. soorcb'ng aud sweteriDg heat seeaed ,ndis-
Eeseo to sit in judgment upon anything, but the
rays Of nd Sol, which seemed t1 dfase ooloro.
as if feeh from, the furnace Of Pluto. The
majority snd minority reports present be two
sidfs rs+Peesey s snd the few 5 gos'rmrn On tee
c.n.ci. nee had as well read and digest the former
II fbfy woud give upright votes
" Wtiiie the Treasury is oyerfowing with funds,
IA ~ Cnthr,e sits upon money bags Of miIliops
ehe eho snnronristoos are out, and now begins the
Of tbr IONS of the borse leach The fiscal
e,oi,ed ii on the 3th of June and unless the
y3io;, 3fo; g. I eoslstyt and Judicial bill should pass
h heto,e the 1st of August, no pay will be forta-
"o"'i,o for the officials, except such as the
stotLers % may advance for consideration; ;yogv
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

The Freedom OF the Palpt-that is, the right of
clerqymen to discuss in their regular minstrations
such topics as they believe vital to the moral san y
and wel.beiug of their bearerS-is one Of the most
important questions debated in our day. Let US
briefly consider it:
That clergymen should 'presch the Gospel" is
vehemeutly insisted on one side, and not denied on
tne other. But what is preaching the Gospel ~
When John tbe Baptis. said TO King Herod
"It ia Tot lawful for thee to have thy brothers.
wife, did he stray from the line of his duty as
divine messenger into preaching politics = We
think not.
Suppose Christian pastor to-day were to find
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Apa ii sboald be manslaughter by statute to dsre-

and il should be manslaughter by statute to disre-
gard such an order.
Yes, the Railroad should first be managed by
paid Of6cers--at least q well-pad General Sdper'
intendent-without whose clearly communicated
order train should ever start ont of the essao-
lished ard well known regular hours Of departure
then each Road, no matter how poor, should
have Its line of telegraph. by which every conduct
or off biz tine should be directed from head
quarters-and then the law of the land should
enforce against every person employed Oh rsil-
road most rigid personal responsibility for every
act or order by which the lives of others may oe
put at bazatd. No life should ever be lost by
collision without some one being put on trial ier
monsIauabter if not murder. And the law
should SO define responsibility and provide against
casually that every mans guilt or innocence In tne
premises would depend solely on the tacts ID tne
case.
Let Us hope that no more murders BY collision
will be necessary to stir up OR law MAKERS 10 sne
necessity of framing a comprehensive code for tne
management Of thesei important thorough snch
code ought to provide that
/. Walking, standing, sitting or lying Oh rall
road track, is a misdemeaner, endaDgering human
life, and should De punishsble by fine at least.
2. Sending out all excursion or other extra train
without giving special directions in writing 70
every conductor On said train, and on those WIN
which it may possibly come into collision, ia more
f1sgrant uisdemeanor to be punished by fine when
10 evil consequence follows. and in the other case
as granddaughter.
3. Every Railroad must have its telegraph, and
run its traina thereby. failure to comply 10 oe
finable, and to work forfeiture Of charter.
4. Any conductor VINO disregards his ORDERS and
TINS hazards collision, to be punshed-for mis-
demeanor if no evil cons quences ensue; for man
slaughter if human life is lost; and for boodiess
collision in the discretion of the Jury.
A carefully drawn, comprehensive, stringent act
of this eort in every State would save hundreds of
valuable lives-to say nothing Property. Let US
have one forthwith.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19
FROM FLASHING TON.
PARTY MACHINERY AT THE CAPITAL
Correspondence al The n T. Tribune:

PARTY MACHINERY AL ItE CAPIIAL.
Correspondence cf The N. z. Tribune
WAsHINGT0N, Thursday, July II, 1856
The Post. Office is jewel of an institution.
The distins ushed head Of that Department, ike
all of his brothers In the ''ancent fath " IN all
matters of selfinterest-ay, clerical and worldly.
wise add otherwise-greatly deplores aud depre-
Gates all public attention and critIcisuprase, OF
course excepted. He thinks such watchfulness
and criticism ''impairs its efficiency Other
men in other times and other lands, and some in
this land, have thought differently. Instead OF
accommodation, III event Of mistake careessness,
'.or neglect, as general rule certainly the wieer
"course would be to advise the Department of
the wrong committed. and leave it to apply the
"remedy.n
Most wonderful sage A Daniel come to judg-
ment! Now how is this rule acted up to Mr.
PliDy Miles, OF whom your readers have heard,
was you may or may not know, once or twice an
agept Of the Post-Office Department In one OF
his official reports to the Departmental speak
froIn good eTdence--he gave the head of that De
pertinent some stateInen on the subject Of losses
and mistakes in mail transportation, in consequence
of there being no way bills or record Of the mum
Der Of bags sett under the charge OF each carrier
or route agent Every letter and ever package, to
the tne OF over hundred million messages il u
wear, contains an elaborate way BILL giving state
uent of the entire number Of letters; thus making
il necessary to count oil the letters both when sent
and when received and that without d particle Of
use and yet there is not in the hands of the agents
80 much as loose piece Of paper giving the gum
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19
Democratic Republican Convention.

The uldersned the of numerous members aud
friends Of the Democratic Repub can party IN dheen psrs OF
The State aud n view of the anti Democratic platforms snd
proceedings the last Conventions of the party invite their
feow.ci izc State of New York who in favor Of
mar tuing he oics principles AID aotice of Jeaersoa an
jackson and Tonp and sias Wright the city
SYRACUSE, ON THURSDAY, THE TWENTY FOURTH
DAY OF july INSTANT, IN such numbers will fairly
represent the Of the Democratic
different of the State for tho purpose consultations
ard II deened proper fox political organization and action
nato
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Ftioay, July To- 300.
The Pretoeut TO day III the nominations et John
Forsytb as Minister ~ Walker Fearne rs Secretary
of l., CATION d, Mex o. in the place of MessrS GsdS
den apc Cnpps, r,coled. Meeol0 Forsyth dad Fesfne
ale from slabama
those ha.lpg the subject immediately in charge,
have conculeo not jtet preseud The Application
of rLe people OF Utah for adrnssol State into the
Unor.
Dung tue progress of the He, bert trial to-day one
( the Jurors D. came exbauted ans prosuated ~
eat ae 10 aust the adjournment of the Court
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The illinpr contested elestion Gaze taken up,
and Mr. Archer addressed the House n his owa
be baif.
The resolution that Mr.. ALI was not entitled to
seat ado ted by 94 against eo, and the resoIucu
that MIR entitled rejected by 90 against 81.
An etosi nnte " recon'ider tue last vote, DI
it ~as ltetb by majority.
ReeolutIeDs then passed declaring that VS.
capoy exists IN ihe VlItn Congressional District of LIZ
U0,, referring the election bscS to the p ople, ead
giving Mr. Archer, contestant, mileage and per diem
TO dat.. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

The Senate was engaged on private bills yester-
day. A bill providing for the compulsory prepay
ment of postage on all transient printed matter was
reported.
In the House the Illinois contested election case
was disposed of, by declaring the reat vacant and
se1ding the whole matter back to the people,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

A limited number of advertisements are taken in
THz WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate of Que dollar line.
This paper has attained circulation OF $4,000
COPIES and is unquestionahy the best medium extant
'or advertising in the country Advertisements should
be handed IN at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday of each week.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

The Surrogate, the Hon. Alex. W. Bradford,
decided yesterday to allow the collector of the
contested Parish estate to test THE validity of MIRA
Parisn's title TO property invested in her n.me,
but al eyed BIZ the contestants in the case stl TO
hAlOIe to the estate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

Ths morning we print full and reliable report
of the North Pennsylvania Railroad slaughter, from
sye-witnesses In its shocking consequences this
affair surpasses vething in the annals of Railroad
disasters in this country. Some so persons have
lost their lives and 100 others are wounded more
or less grievously.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

TIE res'gnatiops of Messrs. Brooke and Keitt
have reached Gov Adams of South Carolina and
he has ordered new election on the 28th, The
Columbia Times says both these heroes will be sent
back without opposition, and with very large
complimentary vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

ApvYRTIsEMnHrs for THE DAILY TRIBUNE must
be handed in before o'clock the evening ID order
to secure their appearance the folio wing morning
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XXXIVTH cor G L ELS S
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, July is,

SENATE... WASHIsGTON, July IS, I556.
Tbe Senate, hter passing an act to repeal the law
authorizing the erection of "a Armory ia w aehngtsn,
or, ce ca. q 10 The consideration of prva'e bills.
The Senate discussed, with,ut coming to any con.
cluionsupcb it, the bill extending the patent of Obed
Buseey's RI spiDg Machine.
Mi XCLLE reported d bill providing for the com
pulsory prtpay of postsge all transent printed
matter. ACi0uinec to Monday.
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Net,9lork Dailu Gaib1ttte
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1856.
TO 0oaREspoNpNNrs

No notice be taken o a3ony Comm anscsons " US
ever intended cs insertion must % authentic yea y -
and address of the necessarily for Puopc'
tion. bu guarantee af hIt good f,th. g..
We andertske retorn rejected Communications
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DISASTER ON LAKE ONTARIO-TWELYE
LIVES LOST

KINGSTON, G. VI Friday, July ls, 1856.
TIE propeller 1iuro was burned last ugos off Mo-
Nile Polnf, md Is B tolei wreck About swelye PR
sont are lost, anopg 'hem Capt. C.,ppbrl and M
HENDERSON. 1he Patser ard twelve OF the cr~ en
raved
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

The propeller Tmto was burned on Thursday
night off Nine. Mile Point, Lake Ontario, aud
twelve persons lost their lives.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

JOHN Forsyth, of Alabama, was yesterday NOM
inate6 by the President for Minister to Mexico, in
place Of Gen. Gadsden.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

We have further pa,t culars Of the burning of
The steamer Northern Indiana. and the uamas of
some of the lost. /. is thought the dead will
namber fifty at least
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DISASTER TO THE SHIP AMrrIA

ChARLEsroS, Midday, Ju.y is. 1855.
The chip Amelia, IRON Cardiff. with railway iron .
Savanrsa, %ert ashore MondV night near y =
Ter.
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PLATT POTTER,
THOMAS 3. CARROLL,
SAMUEL DOUGLASS,
MAkTIN l TOWNSEND,
]. M FRANCIS,
NJ. L FiLLEy.
j. A MtLLARD,
GEO. RATHbUN,
JAMES 8. WAD3WORTH
J 7. JONES,
Z. ". CURTIS,
LIE ROY MORGAN,
J. L. BA3G,
w. T II MILTON.
w. TEFFT, JR.
GEORGE SAUL.
JOSEPH SEYMOUR,
r BILLINGS,
RHESA GRIFFIN.
l.. W. WILLIAMSON,
JOHN CASE,
THOMAS EARLL,
B. F GREEN,
a. E. KINNE,
CURTIS MOSES.
ASA EASTWOOD,
JOSEPH BAKER,
WM. A ALEXANDER,
ROBERT UICK SON,
JAS. H McMUaRAY,
C W. FURN AN,
A. w MURRAY,
DANIEL SWEENEY,
w. G. FARGO,
Fl. P. YER,
EGBERT HARVEY,
ALLFN RICHMOND,
GEORGE COLE,
z NJ. SLOCUM,
w. P. ANGEL,
L. D. COBB,
L. J MASON,
]. w. FEAGLES,
GEO. Fl. McIN rOSH,
JAMES LOCKE,
A. Il. CHARFTE,
SAMUEL RIDGE.
DANIEL r PICKERING,
A. S. OWEN,
ABRAM VANALSTINE,
CHESTER LOOMS,
ARIEL 8. THUR5TON,
VIM. M. GRIG4
ALONZO J. WYNKOOP,
VIM HOFTMAN,
WIN ?, YATES,
PHILO JONES,
G. l. SMITH,
LUCIUS RO 3INSON,
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TIMOTHY JENKINS,
BFNJAMtN WEIGH, JR.
X X CUNNIN GHAM,
ANDREW McMU LIEN,
IRA BROWNkLL,
c. B COCHkANE,
J. l. WERNER,
+. g LAPbAM
JAMES C. SMITH,
WARD HUNT
P OUTWATER, JR,,
NATHAN COBB,
L. II. HlSCOCK,
Hilary q FULLER,
J tURST,
JOHN r. CHASE,
A C. YOUNGTON,
RII HARD SAVAGE,
JANIS h. LU Their,
GEORGE U KENNEDY,
JAMES LITTLE,
D. !. JONES.
JOHN SPENCER.
JAMES M FILLS,
J. EASTWOOD,
A. r JEROME,
ENOCH CONINGHAM,
JAMES S. LEACH,
EDWARD 2 PICS EFT,
G " HASBh DUCK,
EUGENE HYATT,
JOHN 9. McMUkRAY,
a. C. TWINING,
Z. 2 WILLIAMS,
r. 2 s1EVtNS,
JOSEPH STRINGHAM,
JAMES O'BRIEN,
EDWARD BENNETT,
JUSTUS CH'LDS,
4. 3. GALLUP,
JOHN e. HlNMAN.
NIC OIL RLOYD,
q G. MILLER.
BENRY K SELDOM,
c. HUSON JR.,
P. B BAbCOCK,
P b. CT AND ALL,
NJ. CONVERSE,
X MCINTOSH,
J. Fl MUNGER,
P. V. ROGERS.
I.C. CBUMASERO,
r. s. WILKINSON,
A CEESBRUU9H,
GEO. JUDSON,
WIN G Mem aSTER,
J. NJ. CHBISLER,
C. r. VAN DUSEN,
JOHN GOULD,
WARD WADE.
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LYoNss ExTRAcT oF PURE JAMAICA GINGER.

LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAlCA UlNGEk
Tho procuring AID Unauthorized article Of Jamaica
Cness syest eders.um vita family Las powsr
aa0 sp efficacy Marrhes Nervous Debility Indigestion
&C. but for its quality have to rely upon the
EvoSs EXTRACT OF JAMAICA guaranteed per.
GeciJ ru,e srt'oe. sua shord be always inquired foe
Soc throughout the world by every respectable dealer
HEATH WyNkoop * Co, Proprietors,
M {.ila arfxst Navy YorE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

yERGNE's ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH.-Dr
fr Br&iyu PROPRIETOR snd Prot Verenes ere III attend
ance at Broadway, They guarantee to Rheumasu
Neuralgia aud s deuses arising from the iprudent use of
other metallic substances special department ar
adtea
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Tar RIyAI. FIRE ENGHNEs.-In the Board of

CAxv's PuMr is manufacture. shd ssld BY CASf 4
BaAikERD Blcospcrt. n Y. Also, by 6. CARY NO '2'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

SINGtRs SEWING MACHiNEs,-ln every posi-
81. way Machines secured he savot a 'he pubic
1Se hhesS reuuus aud medals have boeL awarded to thsm
at hone ahrosd ThJu ands them, on every va
ret ork with eIte saisfa,ton AID succesa Lot ai VINO
have sns interest ths subjeco call and examine fhe
asoues c,ursousy exhibited whether tney DO or do
49, ~ NJ SINGER & Co Nc S23 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

The BAlR.-lo prevent Its being bald, and to
keel 1t eios, eo BoGLEs CELEBRATED HYPERION
FLUID saaid colol be unpleasus, BocLEs ELECTRIC
HAIR DYE Gay change 1t to black brown of the
uloa natural description For the complexion BoeL Els BALM
CvrHEREA unrivaed FOR shaving uso BoGLs's AMoLE
TO be had wholesale retail Of the proprietor Wm BoGLE,
Bosion may be had u this CITY of BARNES PARK
RusRrot HECE@As. CLARK Co.. RING, Broadway; A b.
* L. SANDS Fulton and Agents thoug gh0ut the world
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

Wcs - fixW.lDYE WIsS. - BACHELORS
s, eb,as all over word Cor graceful beauty
SAT- and dnrsel'tyftne casra The largest aad oes
nvr soe =, BsrcHEloR's, No 23S Broadway.
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Bnsiness NGuRe.


THE POPULAR KNox.--Popularity U not ,.sl. az.
seyss ssare b. the smpe o. zoe stS
OF s pess No'orc msy be; ons hat s,ecssS M ii
AID h sust Of course a ceuueo' e' na, nv s
sha ftaess ate ton exscts ts resp c. nn s e
nanuactuef aho usaie sh eini
a wh, dsshng estsbbne e az n- upper so'hef
M R eavwy apc is sea WY eags' s.n sa%
6d etsxsn.es KNoK's cnteipSse his henofso a'ag no
raet ri hM stendsu,s vel a. he taste ana qust OF ns
ss an, the IN ate pro6ts be coteuted wh consute
o wonoeul aud wei deserved ess and
k ms excellence os s who wisa Tor
ax4d HATs CAps. &c
WupER's PATENT SALAmANDER SAFES
VIII st-arps MaTvn's improvement ~
a Asysi made under the IN meoiae Inspection OF our ''
sssra has M oueen eapsTo'eoded theif nNhu M
xtase dur,ts which doas worth of property aas
hcen coesomed u OF them
WARRANTED FACE PROM DAhPsEss
Fo, asle NO STgARNs MARVIN,
Nos ~ Murray sud l46 NHter-st
Proof Safes Money Ch7s made TO erdsr Secoas
head S~fes of 9TH me kers reduced prces
WiLDER's PATENT SALAmANDER oAFE'
THs OhLy SALAMaRDEs SAsE MADE,
ANp tbs BEST FIRE fRooF SAFE IN THE no&Lp
ecsgsa rb pstest Powder aud bufsar-froo hoeA
All Sas u ode BY us ar" ,
WARRANTED FRgE FRoA pAmPsEss.
EuTtpE-Saas G 1errng 30 LohcsR MAKES o, seus snh
aaiesrat. Ri,e Proc bis iicei,se having expired
fepoh No. Ia Wser'st {neer wa Ss~ i"tk'
No 30 Watt ut enc o Ursnite ets Phiisdephe, and
Ne IL " elisst. Chicago, Ill
A g. WILDER Co.,
Pate teesa aadM Manu
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MALLEABLE IRON, GAS AND , I III
RITTIEGs
Manufactured with
CHAPfss PATBaT mACRISERY,
with perfection Id accuracy ber-t"orr unastsned .
By the Of machinery onehst the labor OF making
tse goods by OLD methods saved AID consequently 'sI are
offered voiy Low prices
Eew-York ASeocy st w.
No. S76 Broadway,
- snrin6g .d aiasa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

HUsBAEn's CALCINEB MAGNESiA lis three
emes strength of the Mssne aid cesr o un-
pleas-4t tasta FoW 6fstpremium Utver nenais ann o
WoHe an awsroed che BEST IL .he aafket
For seby be DusGisrs generally and wholesale by the man
NetpI er T. !. HUSBAND Philadeloh ohia
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terry. lsNiic. Croun. Vomiting.

Choices, Dysensery, Ceiic, Group, Vomiting,
&C. .tely ,uses by Dr. ToBIAs's celebrated VENs
rIAs LAs"tNT This reaedy is recouue9d,l by the
in the United States and Is
hsiwsa g Sold BY ell Drugsss and Patent Medicine
Dsees tbe United staes Price 25 and SO cents Depot
to1rtlb1,dt-st
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

stsnd oteeuinen ABOVE ali oompeon suite of slegant
svss spertens applying h,s famous DYE the greatest
standard 4rt,ct of kirc throughout the wod His
styie WIGS ToupEEs perfection itsef Wholesale
rate az No G Ast0r Pousa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

HEaRIHGs PATENT CHAmPI0N SAFES. The
ato,s Safes with Hal Pstsus Powder Proof Lock
are ipovsuep al improved Ssiamsudsr aud other
Champ on" ThoU trumpns The world
aireadv knos aod tteu b,story 1 their gys
Fog eeie Green Block. Noa 1885, 1877 aud SS Waer-st
Eew.yofk- y u HERRING u TO-
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, from eiRAt different

PIANOS ard MELODEONS from eight different
nsnufso.anrs-naADg iaIges, the city
b. .dee Is Second Pnuos-a OF viii be sold at
stc.s chat def, conpetton reLt and allowed
OIL purchase. at h. WATgRs's NO. af' oroedwhy..
P}ene tutd repaired pcshed 6,xed and moved Cssh paid
ar Secondhand Piai os Music .ducsd prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-06
PERSONAL.

80. Maj j. P. Heiss is at Wizards.
Nv. B Astor, the New York millionaire
and family, are stopping at Wizards.
-. Gen. Houston was at Louisville, XIV.
on the 18TH ult., en- route for Texas.
80. Don Padre Vigel, from Nicaragua is a
Willards'.
80. Hon. Mr.. Troup, Ex-Governor of Geor
gia, died in Laurens, 5. c., on the 26th ult
49,. DR.. J. c. Warren, an eminent physician
Of Boston, died in that city Monday morn
ing, after brief illness, aged seventy-nint
years.
go. The wife of Rossiter, the artist, is dan
gerously sick at Paris. Her father, DR.. E
Parnly, left by the Arago On Saturday, to be
with her.
-, Rev. Mr.. Gurley, of this city, dsliv
cred the anniversary sermon before the Pres
byter1an Board Of Foreign Missions, ON Sun.
day night last, in New York city.
80. Professor VIM H. Palmer, the distip
guished pianist, of this city, has been offered
an almost fabulous sum to make q professions
tour III California, but has declined, desiring
to devote himself to the prosecution of hi
profession here.
go. Rev. R. S. Cook, one of the secretarie,
of the American Tract Society, is to leave fol
switzerland, in the North Star, via Havre or
Saturday next. he goes to recover his health
Rev. M Hall and lady, Of Guiiford, Conn
are registered for the same steamer.
-. Mr.. A. E. Horton of Wisconsin, a mas.
scnger by the Panama route, who was @ wit
ness OF the recent disastrous riot on the 18th
mus, had al interview with the President and
secretary OF State this morning, we hear
wherein be gave those functionaries a clear
account of the details of that affair.
-. Mr.. Everett, in reply to invitations from
charleston and New Orleans to deliver in
those cities his GRAFTON On the character Of
Washington, says that he proposes next au-
tumn and winter to mako a somewhat ex.
tended tour South and West, and should il
then be desired he will have much pleasure in
complying with the invitation.
80. Ex Mayor Curtis, Of Chicago, has re.
tired on farm Of 5000 acres, which cost him
about three years ago S23, 900. This farm is
now worth $50, 900, and rising in value. This
Is one Of those farms of the Great est that
are two and a half miles square, and that
yield 10000 bushels of wheat and 1S0, 600
bushels of corn, and have orchards of about
1000 peach trees and 200 apple
49,. A Mr.. Hughes, who is lecturing at New
Orleans upon the woman's rights movement,
says that Il baby is better betting a woman
than an Grafton. She is intended for home
duties, labOrs and responsibilities. Her ply
steal characteristics prove this. Fat makes
beauty and orders repose women are fatter
than men, and their fat settles their status
1t is not natural for women to be politicians
and strong minded political women are So
cial excrescences. Nature has settled wo-
mans social status. They have not physical
power to be anything other than home folk.