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PERSONAL.

go. Charles Barring. Esq of the firm of Barring
Brothers, Of the London house is in w ashng ton
Hon. Elijah Ward, New York. Lit Col
Myers, u ;. n, Com Salter, L. 8. N, are 1t
Willards'.
- ball was to he given to Com. Pauldiny
and officers, at AspinwalI, on Christmas evening,
by his cOuntTymen.
80. Miss Matilda Heron the actress has mar
Tied Mr.. Robert Stoepel, late conductor of the
orchestra, az Wallack's Theatre, New York.
Capt Engle of the Wabash, has arrived in
this ity with dispatches from C omm odore Pauld-
ing TO the Government He is stopping at Will
General Walker is expected to arrive in
Washington at O'Clock this evening" and he
has taken rooms at his old quarters-Brown's
Rynders, and by Thos F. Meayher his counsel
zen HeDningsen left W sshi ngtou Yesterday for
New York To meet Gen. Walker, and will prob
ably return with him.
Ned BuntIiDe alias r. w II Judson who
has made good deal Of noise in the political
and criminal world in his day, has again settled
down 10 his old avOcation, that of writing for the
press He Sarnishes once week the columns Of
sunday paper with one Of his highly colored
and highly peppeTed stories. Ned Buntline has
the same old haggard and hirsute appearance
Yet since the virtual decay OF the Know Nothing
order, be has completely '.simmered down .
and become a laborious and quiet citizen
-. The New York Times says that on Walk
eIs appearance al the Marshal's Office to deliver
himself up yesterday, Marshal Rynders rushed
a. Dim IN most friendly way, yT5is ped him Ivy
the hand, and exclaimed: - As Captain Rypdprs
GENERAL Walker, l am most deli hted to see you
bht az Marshal, (here the Captain gave one of his
SIGNIFICANT winks,) you know, General, il is a
different thing altogether" General Walker re-
turned the MaIshaPs compliments with his cns-
tomary sang fTOtd, and handed him letter from
Commodore Paulding. After reading thi. eplstle
the Marshal invited Walker and his counsel 10
an inner apartment, where il Is TO lie presumed
the matter was fully discussed The Captain
having no official intimation as To the course he
should pursue, renewed the parol leave aud in-
formed the General that he supposed the hest
thing for him to do under the circumstances wa,
10 proceed at once to Washington and present
himself to the Secretary of State.
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ARE WE NATION OF SUGCIDgs,-Is IL a mere
epidemic, melted by the reverses from whic h the
country has suffered, that has carried of so many
recently by suicide j. suicide to he To the Uni
ted states what the plague is To oriental conn
llest The record OF single week. in which We
have not sought for such eases, but taken only
fnghtfaI result: -
NfiglitInan, editor Of the Csrolinlan, aud his
companion, Elliott, took nitric acid; DR. % q
Prescott, formerly OF Utica. took prtssic. acid
Miss McF ariane drowned herself at Hamilton
Z MI Ludham Of Maced0B, took Iaueia.
mum MI Johnson Of CiBcihHAii, jumprd from
isrry BOAT Mr.: SHADE OF Boston cut his throat;
MI Lines OF Utica. died by his own hand NIT
Robertson OF Pultneyville and Mrs Armstropg
near Ionawands, threw Themselves before me
cars Mr. Needham Of New ork took laudsnum
Nj Reed, Of Worcester. Mass died by noison
as ala M Thompson, Of PhilsdeI phia; Nj Rn-
bins, OF Buffalo, hung himself Miss Frances NJ
Farnum. aged 81, Of WellsyiGle, AIlepany conn.
", drowned herself on the IiIh inst i'm q >ta,.
OF religious excitement; Burr Whitman OF Cat.
arangus, shot himself on account Of domestic
dImeufies And how many others plunged nm
snmInoned into the nHseen woi Id Who can tell,
Utica HsrHfJ
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.


The IRfeiiTyrncer demurs to the alleged de-
cision of the Secretary of the Treasury that he
cannot issue the first six millions Of the Treas
ury notes, just ordered by Congress to be put
out, until after waiting three weeks for propo-
sails to engrave the plates FOR them and argues
to show that. whiIe there is no necessity for
any such delay growing put of any provision of
the law. the delay itself win not only defeat
the design of Congress, but win work infinite
injury to the business of the Government and
country.
We have not looked into the subject as yet,
but are very sure. from our knowledge Of the
eminent praetieabiIity Of Secretary Cobb, that
whatever he pronounces a cause for delay on
his part, is good and sufficient cause in the
eyeof the law. The drift of the Hpteli,geneer's
article is to show that he is resting his alleged
objections to doing at once what that journal
thinks should be done instantly, on bubbles.
We need hardly assure the reader that if there
ever was n man in the Government of the
United States. the structure of whose mind
bles. that man is Howell Cobb, who, through
out his long service in Congress, fairly earned
the reputation of being eminently practical
Statesman, Of unvarying sound judgment and
strong sense. IL he has determined on the
course alleged by the Infehigencer, the public
may rest assured that in due time he will an
nounce entirely satisfactory reasons for that
determination.
The Union is devoted to news to-day.
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TELEG RAPH MEssAGEs.-Mr. Prendrrgsst q
C., sitting as Judge In the Sherfs Court. in the
city of London, has ruled that despite the notice
on the back of their receipts. that the telegraph
coH mics will not be responsible for the accuracy
of their messages unless repeated and paid for
care and if they blur de- egregiously they must
paw the penalty. On this ground he d'-cided
case against the Electric and International TIE =
e. pb Company. e..
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u The New York Express says, in regard to
the breaking up of the alibuster expedition:
From the information before US we think
when the whole truth is known, II will turn out
that II the Wabash had not taken them on board
the British ship of-war Brunswick would have
opened her guns upon the flibusters, with a view
to dislOdpe them -
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FEMALE GYMNASTICS. is a large class
OF women in the New Bedford Gymnasium.
They are said to exhibit fine muscle and agility.
Our American women lack these things more
than those of any other nation
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IL II is understood that the banks of Rhode
Island will commence redeeming their bills at
thS Suffolk bank, Boston, about the 18th of Jam
uarY.
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT. The British
Minister has in course Of preparation an interna-
honal copyright treaty which he designs submit
ting TO our Government at an early day
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" d~PIiy Sheriff al Hartford, Conn had
as .t.tiy commenced removing prisoner from
Withln me bar, surprising him to be spectator
InLodIbg on the sacred limits, before he discoy
S,s tns' me Hss was awaiting trial for incen-
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anybody else. He was about the vessel and
played ca,ds with other people, just n though
the eyes of two Continents were not upon him.
S se Ss%s If tssa w1ss :. the
The ,passssEer wa. Sd SssssS At seeing 50 much
%Ss s nm span sSs sE bic
eve 20 excite curiosity Watker Is now at large
on parole to appear at WashinRtDn. Most Of his
late friends have deserted him. The very boy.
who huzzahed for himNwhen lac was brought
back before now say he ought to he shot.
TbeNew York Post. of We sterday, says:
About half-past eleven this forenoon Gene
ri Walker, accompanied by one of his officers,
went to the OH of the United states Marshal,
In College Place, and delivered himself into
custody. He also delivered into the hands OF
the Marshal letter from Commodore Pauding.
the Substance Of which was that Walker bad
been arrested for a violation Of the nentraiiiy
laws, and directing that he be treated accord
ingly. - ~ 10 '
1.-THE alibuster's appearance has not teen
changed by his last enterprise. He Is appar-
emily as well pleased with himself. and as self
complacent, as when last in this city: beating
up recruits in company with Cochrane, Rynders
x Co
..In connection with the return Of Walker, IL
may be well TO state that many reasons were ap-
parent to warrant our belief In the sailing Of q
reinforcement 10 his army in the star OF tie
West, on Monday last gentleman who had
been three years in Nicaragua, assured MS that
he recognized among the passengers many faces
well known to him leading supporters Of
Walkers cause-men who had been members OF
his former army" as ys'rFrrEfFE
COSTA RIcA.-The news of Walkers landing
at Greytown reached San Jose de Costa RIGA on
the Sd December, causing great excitement. On
the 5th, 500 recruits Were started on President
Mora says he can send 500 men into the field,
and has Minnie rifles for that number.
The following is a private letter from a high
Official source:
SAN JoSE. Tuesday, Dec. 2, 1857.
The most important item OF news with us is
that Walker Is again in Central America. This
reached here last night, the courier with tue
British mail on his way TO san Juan del Norte,
having found the san Juan river, near Grcvtown,
occupied 10y flibusters. IL appears that they en-
tered the Colorado mouth Of the san Juan, thus
escaping the Saratoga Nothing is known as yet
as to the amount OF force he brings.
The difficulties with Nicaragua probably
arranged 10y this time, Canos having been sent
immediately upon the reception Of the declare
ton of war made by n icaragua, with full pow
ers to arrange everything. There is not The
slightest inclination to come to blows by either
marty, and no preparations whatever were made
f'r war here.
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IL From 10. Shillington and from Taylor 4
Maury we have the December number Of Leon
ard Scott & Co.'S cheap and admirable reprint OF
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
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IL The Rockville Sentinel denies that the
smallpox is prevailing in Montgomery county,
Md.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF
"A NEW ORLEANS.-Tre Union Guards "a
take great pleasure IN announcing To their III
friends. military and civic. that Their ThirdH
Annual Ball Will take place at the Assembly t.-k
Rooms Louisiana avenue, on the 9Th Of January.
Further particulars in future notice.
d tf (StatesD
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NJ per gallon; Water Ices, Cakes Of every va
s,ety and styles Jellies Charlotte de Russo, Blanc
Mango. Pies OF various kinds and everything nice
IN the Confectionery line, at the PHII.AbETPHIA
ICE CREAM STORE, corner 18th and f streets.
d 9 Inn
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TEo %..ss Mason m sS SG,s
H. Mason, son Of the late Joseph Mason, of Wash
IngtOD. 1t
TCOLUMBIA FIRE CoMPANY.-A rig
Evening, Jsnusfy isl. al clock, for the eiee.
''On u o"'s'' '0' the JAMES snsnsss MssbiERMoTr.
d9-a, Secretary Columbia FIR. Co
n%ATTENTInN WASHINGTON HIGH
ssd 11 on Ne EVEN
eral new members viii have to be elected, and other
w Of r. to sf Of hs Con-
Jos, TSsyk s;ds; s. JOHN WATT, Captain g,
H hIs Il:
PPey;o. and d MtERRAX TUEs
last lecture will be delivered on "Wednesday. Lee
lures commence at quarter to O'Clock The pubic
wATcHEEs and ,yEWELR9. which have
been almost given away during the past week. will
No
member they are not auction goods. but from first
dsSt ''''"' - '''''A''" way
HTN0TICEaThe LADIES' Of the JOHN IVES
S, LEIAN CHURCH teolored) inform thrIT
HI as and sda
tinue every evening ,or two weeks in the basement
ri and Fame,
ticies will be offered for sale, They hope he lib
er'y rs the proceeds are for the benefit
A Permit has been secured. dS-a.
DEMONSTRATION ART ASSOCIATION.
ihsfon Art Assocsion is now OPEN At the b tSsisT,
on III street between 18th and 18th streets, from 10
Admit lance Is cents season Ticket. on. dollar,
to be had at the principal Bookstores and Hotels,
and At tho door d24n
ma cARD:.,JNO. w. NAIRN would re-
~ sPectfully inform the pubic that he has re-
turned TO the city after short absence, and re-
New York avenue and 18th street he was 90 o,
iheraly paIonzed for the last ten years, and that
with co%pets .nd entire new STOCK Of ev e11
thing IN the medicine line, all OF which he selected
fresh as can he found any where. to the dlspensDg
of WHICH he will give has strict personal attention as
business. He has also added a large and elegant rs.
every thing the fancy line that is ususliy Kept 10
first class Drug Store, and having rent or debts
Ia pay he guarantees to sell low similar goods
can he bought at any retail establishment south Of
ToFE!CE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
AsTs, ably to the reau re,neni IL the Charter from
Congress-, notice is hereby gwen that there will be
the Once sisss ,n at
usry +th 1883 a. ~ o'clock m 70, The purpose Of
Gas Light Company during the year lash.
81 cow J. I. BROWN. Secretary.
~ ASSESSORS NOTICE.-The voters Of
~ the several wards wall please take notice that
the Assessors viii attend at the places designated
below from 10 O'Clock a. m. Ia o clock p. ~very
day. except Sunday and Christina day from the 18th
To- the 3st Of this month, inclusive for the purpose
ofrevIsIng aud cori Getting The poll lists:
FIRST Ward-SaInuel Redfern's. corner of Penn
sylvanIa avenue and Nineteenth street.
Second Ward-GeorgeT T. Stewards, corner of 18th
and II streets.
Third WaId-J. nj. Downng's. L street, betw zen
9TH and 9Th streets.
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Fifth Ward-B. Dyer's, New Jersey avenue,
anr T. .treets south. -. 80
tween 18th and 9th streets.
Seventh Ward-John ii. Bird, corner Of 7,h street
l0-d
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true, the settlement of the question here Will
be not little complicated. For, as at present
advised, we have no reason to believe that
either the friends or the opponents of the policy
Of the admission If the Territory into the Union
on the Uonstitulfon, wilfbe dispSsed b abAls
lot 81 tittIsof thcr earnestness each 70 secure =
triumph Sof the yiews Of their own side.
The IyDiAS couScrL.-The proposed couns
OH between the Poncsh delegation, now in this
city, and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
duly came of at ten this morning, at the Office
of the latter. ----------.--.-..-- ---.------
A large crowd of ladies and gentlemen were
in attendance. Acting Commissioners Mix de-
Iivcred an eloquent speech to them. to which
the reply was not commenced when We were
forced to leave the chamber.
/ 3 - teTN
/ UrAH.-The Union of this morning contains
the letters captured with some of Brigham
Young's men by Col. Johnson forces. together
with his dispatch, forwarding them to the Sec
rotary of War. As important and interesting
as they are, we can find no room even for sum-
mary of their contents, to-day They certainly
demonstrate the fact that Brigham Young
means rebellion, and nothing short of that
DEAD.-The Navy Department have advices
OF the death of Purser A. j. Mitchell, u s. N,
at Erie Pa, on the 23d inst. .....-.. ...e .'..
REsIGNED.-Lt Edwin F. Gray, U. s. N,
has resigned his commission
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LOST AND FOUND.

cox REwARD-win b. paid and no questions
0Sl asked. AZ the person who entered " hIs
tarsts Daguerrean Gallery and stale therefrom Do
large CAMERA LENSE will return the same.
d q II J. II. WHfTEHUkSI'
A WHITE AND RED COW found astrav sd
"A Hrsspassing. The owner can havs her RzeN
oy proving property and pa,Iax charges. -
near the FIRST Toll Gate. dS-d,
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= OR ZEE DAM NTE.

g X T. ID A N T E.
PROF. III. w. NUMBER takes great pleasure
in announcing to his friends and patrons that "A
his next SOlkEE will take place 81 his Hall -
corner 9Th and ID streets. on THURSDAY"
ENBNING. December Slst. 1851. In
This beng New Years Eve. young ladies' and
gentlemen who have freauently enjoy cd these DC
lag htfui entertainments will have the pleasure 81
dancing the " Old Year out and the New Near ~ -
Upon this occasion the celebrated Lancer's tluad
riile will he introduced, this being the first repre-
seutatiOn IN public IN his CITY, Ii hrst intro
duced at the State Balls IN Europe and has bsco
the most favored of a II the sshonab dances bens
conducive TO grace. adding and elegance To the
carnage. The new Polka and Mazourka q uadri Jos
Will also be introduced, making Of the mOSi
varied programmes ever offered at any soIree given
IN Washington.
All parsons wishing to take lessons IN the Lancer
QuadrIe only. can do upon reasonable terms lry
applying to Prof. NJ. dI9 S,Tu.Tb6t
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A PERFECT BEE HIVE Is McI.AI HIN
9Th and sth strests. ''7' d.
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MRS GEORGE, from ENGLAND. wIshe, ." %.
1y1 form the ladies and gent emen of Nsshingn.
seen and consulted on Past, Present and buis,'
Events, such rs Love, Marriage, Loses, Llwsul'il'
ana many other duhcultIes- She csn he seen oh y
street, No. 2i2. near the West Market. hour.
nosa " n an. untd y q. m. Ladies p cents O zen.
meh % cents. - --. d2l-2w
EVERYTHING FOR CHRISTMAs,s
La 80 = :. = NcIAUGHLIS'S.
d2l 8Pa. avenue, bet. STU and CRIB street
APER rEc-r nrr atvr,. NoI.ArGHlINS
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WANTS.

WhNTED-hn American Girl. To do Chsm.
w bermaId's duty, and one who is wiling ta 81
Ssh 10 general housework. Apply To- 1HOMAS
SCkfNENER, corner street aud Delaware
Svanue
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The DEBArE.-We understand that Senator
Hunter, while on his present brief visit to his
own home in Virginia, will devote himself 10
the preparation of a speech in advocacy of the
Kansas policy of President Buchanan. We
hear further that it is the purpose of Senator
Davis, OF Mississippi, also to participate in the
debate originated Ito his sorrow by Senator
Douglas These two distinguished gentlemen
are among the shining intellectual lights Of
the age; and though both comparatively
young zen, have had perhaps as much expe-
rIence in connection with American public af-
fairs as men ever had We are very sure that
their respective efforts upon the vexed ques-
ton are destined to rank among the most re.
markable American congressional speeches of
which record will have been preserved Their
hearts are full Of their subject, and they both
possess capacity to make the most Of it. 81
TIE KANSAS IxBRoeLio.-The news by tele.
graph, Of the adoption Of the pro- slavery
clause Of the Constitution by a large majority"
does not seem to meet entire credencs here,
though we see NO reason to doubt its truth, in
somuch as the Topeka Abolition party refused
to vote. Thus, ut Lawrence, the most populous
city or town in the Territory-which is very
nearly unanimous for !" jim Lane, h Co
scbemes-the polls were not even opened. II
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| l+ THE THOMAS MASON ment on ID m
lkS Yesterdays Watch Returns is not 4 nomss
n. Mason, son of the late Joseph Mason, of Wash
/ lngfn
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SENATOR DoUsLAs.-Our exchanges are full
of interesting speculations over the present at
titude and prospective future course of this
distinguished gentleman, none of them NOR,
striking than those Of the W asbington CORES
P'ndent Of the New York Courier and En-
q"'T"T, evidently warm sym sthizer with Mr.
ID at this time, That writer evlnces so the
rough knowledge Of the fate of all democratic
paeiie men VINO have preceded Mr.. Douglas in
tue course he seems to have marked out for
himself, as well us 50 correct appreciation of
tne obstacles to the success Of his present. labors
incident to the condition Of Democratie party
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WANTED-A WOMAN 10 Cox. Wash and
w Iron. and do the general housework If n sns
Family. Apply &, No. 81 street. b-tween a. sud
bth, second door from Exchange Ilot.l. II
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WANTED lMMt DlATEI.Y-A NURSE. 10
w attend 3 sick sfy. One who understands her
business aud can come well recomfn, nded WIN hud
good piace by apply ing to LEWIS JOHNSON,
$50 g street. da 81
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FOR CLEANING KID GLOVES, Jouven's
ds9-3t IAMMOND'S. 9TH street.
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@NOTlCE-The Ladies OF the JOHN IVES
~, LEfAN CHURCH tcolored) inform thsIr
friends and the public generally that their FAIR
VIII open THIS EVENING. at 4 O'Clock. and con-
tinue every evening ior two weeks in the basement
OF the Old Trinity Church, ST. street. near the
City Hall. where variety of Useful and Fancy Ar
tic'es Will be offered for sale, They hope TO lie lh-
er'ly patronized the proceeds for the benefit
of the Church.
A Permit has been secured. d&-a-
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WANTED TO RFNr-A FARM near Wash
Ington, for one to i've years. for the nsIH
mistress. az would associate himself with gen
tlemsn that has IN IN al pied for said purposs
Addres Dairy man." City Post Office. d ~ -
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a LhbN perfectly competent 20 teach Muse and
~ French, with the EngIish branches. desires 4
SsIfUhIiON ina family, either IN town ~ ,,cuH-
INKS. +. HARDING. Washington Post OfIcs,
u q. An Interview lie had at corner nh street
ana Pa. avenue, at Mrs. Beck's. q pa e,S'
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The Union is devoted to news to-day.
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CARPENTERS wANTED-At the Wasting
- Ton Theatre. Good hands only need sppl, O.
MI. DURR, at Carusi's Saloon, corner and lih
streets. sR-r
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REsIGNED.-Lt Edwin F. Gray, U. s. N,
has resigned his commission
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0+WASHlNGTON ART ASSOCIATION.
~ The second annual exhlbtI,n of the Wash
ngton Art Association IL now open ut the GALLERY
on street. between 18th and 18th Streets from IL
a. IN. to 10 p.
Admttance Is cents. season Tickets one dollar
to he had at the principal Bookstores and Hotels,
ana At tho door. d21 n
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DEAD.-The Navy Department have advices
OF the death Of Purser A. j. Mitchell, U. 8. N,
at Erie. Pa, on the 23d inst. ...-.. ..s. .1...
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