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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-04-28
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Congressional.

OV0AA ASoeANAsNAF
Houss.--April 23.--Mr. J. G. Jones,
Of Pennsylvania, asked unanimous consent
of the House to print for the use Of The
Committee on Ways and Means, the IT,
dian Appropriation and the Indian Def
cheney Bills, in order to forward the pub
lie business.
Mr. Geo. Taylor, Of N. Y, objected.
Mr.. Jones said he wished this objection
to be noted.
At one o'clock, on motion Of Mr.. En-
glish, the Committee rose, when he made
a report from tie Conference Committee
on the Kansas Bill. 1t is argued by
English and Stephens on the part Of the
House, and Green and Hunter on the
part Of the Senate.
Messrs. Seward and Howard dissented
to the report being read: The maj ority
report provides for the admission of Kan.
sas under the Lecompton Constitution,
dependant on the acceptance of the ordi
nance submitted If rejected, provision
is made for the formation Of a new Con-
stitution. -
Mr. English asked that the report be
printed, and its further consideration be
postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Howard suggested postponemenI
till Thursday week for reasons stated.
Mr.. Hill moved to postpone further
consideration till the second Monday O
May, which was agreed to by vote o
l0S against lO5. .a.. III.
Pending motion to reconsider the
vote and to lay that motion on the table
the House adjourned.
Senate:-Mr. Green asked leave t.
make a report from the Committee o.
Conference on the subject of Kansas.
Mr.. Stuart raised an objection, which
provoked long discussion on the poin
that parliamentary law gave to the House
possession of the bill and the Senate no
having the bill before them, could no
proceed to its consideration. Mr.. Stuar
asserted his belief that the bill was il
possession of the House, but Mr.. Bro
derrick informed the Senate that within
four minutes the bill had been laid on Mr.
Green's desk, member of the House
namely, Mr.. Harris, of Illinois. having
informed Mr.. Broderick that it was sur
teptitiously taken out Of the House.
Mr.. Green repudiated the term surrep
titiously, but the bill was on his desk
having been brought from the Secretary's
Office.
After further discussion; Mr.. Stuar
moved that the report be not received a
present. ...
The Chair decided that Mr.. Green had
the floor to present The report, which he
did with a few preparatory remarks
He said the report might not come up tc
the expectations of everybody; it wa:
founded on mutual concessions. 1t was
proper that the Senate should not be die
lated TO by the House, nor, the House by
the Senate the committe, therefore, met
in a spirit of Cancellation, and tried many
propositions; whether they have arrived
al the best cannot say, but it sacrifice;
no principle !; it harmonizes with wha
the country demands, and opens prospect.
of peace and the settlement Of pending
difficulties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

sIEAMscA1s BuRSED-Lo,, Of Life On last
thursday evening the steamboat Ocean sn,av
was totally destroyed by fire, about five miles
above It. Louis. She was racing Al the time
with the steamer Hannibal CITY, and the srs
oanght consequence of throwing turpentine OH
the wood immediately in the font Of the fur.
naces.
Nine persons are missing and supposed to have
persisted Tbos. Triu, of Arkansas; Mr. Hicks,
OF Illinois, John b. Ritter Of st. LOUIS the en-.
giheer, chambermaid, ard two ladies'. residence
unknown. Also, two children, who are un-
known.
The burning boat ioated against the steamboat
hsokuk, lying at the shore above the city, and II
was totally destroyed
Inc ocean Spray was valued a: s35, 900, and
was insured for SIS 0oin Pitlsburg offices The
heoAUA was valued al $4,000, and only SIS ,0O
insurance.
On the night previous the steamer Star of the
West caught fire and was consumed.
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PERSONAJ.

go. DR.. F. II. Rose, of Il. b. NJ. shin I,dus
is at Wizards.
&c. Il. Curtis, Esq , and DR. G. q Io,i,,
of Mass, are at the National. -
&C.. The King of Prussia after various turns NJ
fortune, abdicatioBs ard restorstions and sf,,r
much drink, is mad. He believes he IL private
soldier who has just received his commission of
ensign, but has lost his parchment, which he
anIiously seeks in all the hidden corners of the
palace and hooks OF the garden. He disiikcs to
be watc he'd by his aid de- camp whom he believes
TO be command ing officer. The recent royal mar
rage between the dang hter of Victoria and the
Prince OF Prussia. affords room for rrcrimina-
non Insanity is hereditary on both sides, aud In
oo'h cases has been developed on the throne.
We trust no serious complication may sud
denly arise In the Department Of State at Wash
inRtoh. For no small proportion of The diploma
TIC force OF Europe is now doing social duty in
the metropolis The Bachelors Ball, at Niblo,.
saloon, was last night hons red with the Dr,s-
ence OF ~ rance, England, Prussia Me.ico and
Spain. Lord and Lady Napier are sta,ing AZ
Mr.. Duncan's, ID Washington square: the Count
de SaTtjgrs, General Robes arr the R,Ton &C.
roll are az the Rreryco,t House; while az m.
youugeI EiCiaia Of the corps ia which I'M, beIIes
OF the capital delight, the spanish SecIetary S..
nor Murnaga, and MessTs. Odo, Russell and
Manly, Of II. Ii. Nj. Legation are also lost for the
in the whirl Of Gotham.-N. Y. Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24
Proceedings of To-day.

THE SENATE, to-day, after the transaction OF
some morning hour business, resumed the con
sideration Of the General Deficiency Bill, which
they were engaged upon when the Star went 10
press.
In THE HoUsK, Mr.. Savage offered a resolution
processing that the debate on the bill granting
pensions to soldiers Of the war Of 1912, shall
cease three hours after the House shall again 90
into Committee of the Whole on the State Of the
Union. The question Was determined in the af-
hrmative-yeas LOG, nays 81.
On motion Of Mr.. Stephens, the report of the
Conference Committee on the Kansas State bill
was again taken up when Mr. =. ex Explained that
be and those acting with him Were perfectly vii =
ing To allow ample time tn all to read and con-
slider the report. He therefore asked that the vote
of yesterday would he reConsidered and Wed
nesday next be fixed on as the day for taking up
the said report.
MIR Campbell opposed that suggestion on the
g rOund that he and others were anxious TO be alb.
sent from Washington at that time.
Mr.. Stephens remarked that his suggestion
could be accomplished by voting down the mo-
ton of Mr.. Harris to lay on the table.
Mr. Washbnrn, of Maine, prefe red the second
Monday In MAY.
Mr.. Hill, Of Ga, dsclaimed having made his
original motion of yesterday consultation
His subsequent motion to postpone to the second
Monday in May, was, however, made on consul
fatiOn with certain personal but not political
friends, whom lie was disposed to accommodate e
Mr.. Clay was as anxious as any one to 20
home. but was opposed to postponing the affairs
Of the country to accommodate himself or any
one else.
Mr.. Montgomery was also anxious TO 90 home
HE private affairs required his attention, and he
appea al d to the House to postpone to the second
Monday in Nav.
The question being on laying the pending mo
ton to reconsider on the table, Mr.. Harris, Of H..
moved TO lay the whole subject on the table
Withdrawing the motion TO lay the motion to
reconsider on the table, MIR. Harris, Of ILL.,, with
drew his last motion To lay on the table.
Mr.. Marshall, Of NY, then renewed the motion
tc lay on the taule the motion to reconsider the
vote by which the House agreed to postpone the
consideration of the report until the second Mon
day la May; laid on the table-yeas IO5, NAYS lOl
MIR: Hughes moved the previous question Oh
agreeing TO tue report.
Mr.. Washburne, of Me, moved a call of the
House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

| TIE GRAND ORsISI DEMoNsTRATIoy.-This
long ked- Of affair came off, as promised last
| (Thursday) night, in New York city. The pro
cession was composed of about 500 persons
representing all countries, including China by
a pig tailed Chnanan vending segars : The
following are the societies that took part in The
| procession Rifle Company Of New York Turn
vereins, Willamsburgh, BloomingdaIe, and
New York TuInvereins, and representatives of
Il fferent nations There were Pruysian Aus
trian, French, Italian and American fars and
hundreds Of torches and paper lanterns, but only
one transparency, on which was inscribed g. The
Mayterers Of Liberty" The catafalque was about
10 feet high II was of an Oblong shape with
bunche. Of feathers AZ each corner, and wTcaths
OF laurel arranged all around with a large gilt
ornament on top covered with Grape. On each
side the following appeared:
Martsri D.Ha Liberi
ORsINI. PIERRI.
Pianori MiIani a..
II was drawn by eight horses, with crane and
black feathers on their heads. The entGfaIoux
was preceded by large band, composed Of Ital-
ians with scarfs, and a very gentlemany repre-
senfation Of Italians with torches, scatfs and
black kid gloves acted as pail bearers There
were but two osher bands, beside the one prpceed-
ing the cafafaique. On arriving at the Pax,
speeches were made by John Allen, fE,glishl
Prof A. C. Maggie, Qtalian0 Mr. 'Lesemes
FRENCH Mr.. Tzschimer, German Nj. Pusch.
fneIler. (German,) Capt. Walsh Qrish, TIA
ham, (Eaglish,) and Francis Tucker, (AmeIi-.
can he Leaders then adjourned to the Steubea
House, where they partook Of bountifnl sup-
per After the adjournment Of the meeting as
the GAIA talqne was being riven out of the Park
some person, either through design or accident,
threw a lighted torch at the top Of il, when set
a e trthe drapery. The fre soon biaz.d up, when
about a down attendants ascended to its iop and
tore the burning portions from the mass. The
fnais Of the celebration created quite excite
ment for a whitley. Y. Day Book
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, this morning, shows up in caus-
tic language the unholy alliance of Mormops
and Republicans, and is at loss to know the
bond Of sympathy between them.
In an article upon the British Postal System
the Union notices the vast superiority in point
Of circulation of the press of the United States
over that of England. There were about sew
enty-one millions of newspapers delivered in
the United Kingdom during the year 1856 Ac-
cording to our estimates this number does not
equal, by many millions the aggregate publ-
cation of newspapers in the city of New York
alone
The HifeIligencer has no editorial today.
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The PUBLIC PRINTING. To the Editor of tAs
Star: Please publish the following note:

w SlIf, apIIt 20, IS1S.
To the Edifor Of tn. Herald:
SIR: In your daily issue of the 22d inst. in an
editorial under the head of The Congress Print
ing it is asserted "that Mr. Wendell paws to
the PARTIES elected az printers to the House and
Senate the handsome sum OF twenty thousand
dollars mouth, ar S2i0,000 year, for the mere
privilege Of doing the work"
This statement, il is said, Is made on facts de-
veioped by the report Of the select committee APP
pointed to investigate the public printing
Mr.. TAYLOR. the chairman Of that committee,
has been most grossly deceived by some body in
this matter. The whole statement is the most
outrageous fabrication ever presented to the pub
lie. was elected printer to the House on the
9th day Of December, four-and- a. half months
ago, and the total amount paid me by the Gov
eminent for printing up To this date. as exhibited
by the books Of the Treasury and OF the Office OF
superintendent of Public Printing, Is tUeHty-
rSht thousand one hundred and fourteen dollars
ana f'cthy-seren cents! Thus you will see that
the entire cost Of the House printing since my
election has been about six thousand dollars
month. .
May ask, as an act OF simple justice to me,
that yOu Will publish this statement =
Very respectfully yours, 'E fF
JAMES B SrEEpMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

RAILROAD CONVENTIONAL Convention Of ne
Managers Of the railroad lines leading to New
York aud Boston, together with the New York
Central and New York and Erie Railroads. m I
at Clarendon, New York, on Wednesday, to o.
ganize and systrmatize general time table Some
reduction OF freights Is said to be in contempla-
tion also. Tn. Convention was organized Ivy
choosing Cbas. Moran chairman, and b. Phil
lips and C.. G. Hammond secretaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

IHE WnEAr,CRoP.-Our exchanges from eve y
part Of the country note thus far an exceedingly
favorabiy appearance of the WHEAT crop The
prospects OF an abundant harvest, according 10
general report, were never fairer than they now
are Vegetation generally is further advanced
than usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

FROM MExIcO.-By an arrival at New Orleans
papers from the CITY of Mexico to the 18th ins,ant
have been received Juarez, with his ministry.
was at CoiIma. General Parodi was # Lagos
and Intended issuing a manifesto in reference to
his couTss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHING TON, April 3, 1853.

~ WASHING hprH d. 1873.
On the petition of Charles w Brown. of Boston,
Massachusetts pray ing for the extension ia patent
granted to HIM the IAN of August, 1914. for an I'M
provsment in 'rOngu,ng and Grooving Machines"
seven from the exp iratlon Of said patent
which ia kes place the 14th day OF August. 1858:
ordered. that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, tho 18th Of July next,
at ~ O'Clock. M and all persons notified TO ap-
pear and show cause, any they have why said pc
ttion ought not TO be granted. .-
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file In the Patent Office their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty day before the
day of hearing: all testimony Tiled by either party to
be used at the SAID hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules OF the Office,
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony IN the case will be closed on the
5th of July deposltIons and other papers relied
upon as testimony must be fled in the ONES on or
before tire morning of that day; the arguments, If
aav, within ten days thereafter. - r..t ~. ~
Ordered, Also that this notice be published the
Union, washington, b. e., and Post. Boston, Ma
achusetts, once week for three successive week.
the first Of said abcatons to be at least SIX sy days
before tho 18th u July mex thu dsy OF hearing.
Has s| ,-s- s7FH - JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. 8 Editors of the above papers will please COPY
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper
containing this notice. ap24-lawSW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

NOTICE 20 MEABERs OF CoNsRKss.-Members
OF Congress can have their speeches printed with
nsatness and dispatch, at the Star office Price,
Tor 200 copies Of sixteen page speech, one cent
and bali each; for 10, 600 or more one cent each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

U The first Monday in June has bet n agreed
upon as the time for the assembling of the Flor
Ida Democratic Convention, at Monticello. for
the purpose Of nominating candidate 10. Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24
LIMITED STATES IRON STEAMER WA
III J

There viii he sold, on The LIST day Of June next at
the U. g. Navy Yard. Washington at
Z O'clock m,; the ;y Hull Of ne iron .EsssAzE
was built at the Washington Yard IN 1884, Her engt
ueok IS feet inches breadth 81 feet nches
flo ITS rs feet inches. There some brass valves
and a cast iron windlass attached 10 The hull; also
b.r work inside. 1t is estimated the weight of the
iron is from 10 to 81 tons.
rine Railway in the Yard to haul her o, but the Ia
bor will be ~ his penee, and he will BIS permitted
to keep her on reasonable time to clean her bottom
Unnecessary.
The Vessel can he examined at any time and the
sale will be subject to the ratification of the Depart
ment.
The terms are cssh. WIN. Finn
ap 34-lawiw Navy Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

IL The anti-ssveTy resolutions of the New
York Methodist Conference passed by vote OF
81 against IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

IL The American Hotel, and other adiaccn
property at Lima, N Y, has been destsoyed b,
fire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24

IL The connections of the Charleston and
hemPhls Railroads will be interrupted for ter
days, owing TO the recent heavy rains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-24
LOST AND FOUED.

&S REWAsD.-loST-O Thursda, night iaSt ,
,Dc by hankt"n So X Indian. now " sshing-
suca rs the Indians wear. A reward of s. WI br
palu Tor IT'S return 70 tie Star OH e It.
Il OST-This morning, on Pennsyl wanna avenue
II Or In Centre Market, a POkTEMONNAlE,
with name inside N A. stephens. containing sew
enteeh dolar>-one : 10 piece, IS. and o.. aud one
dollar IN silve. The finder viii Ice sniablv re-
and r. ans. q
SIN kEWAED.-LOST.- On Thursday night
YIO APrI I'D. somewhere between the Navy
ward Brldge and q street, lsiHnd, black Leather
Trunk. Ihe nnder WI receive Inc aiove rewsrd
ov leaving Il with Mr.. VERNON, al Lees Tnder-
az streets. an a.
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A ON MANHOOD.
AND ITS PRE- AZURE DECLI

AND ITS PR EN- AZURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the GOTH Thousand.
A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine. of SpermatOr hea or Local ~-,EYIS}~,
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, /yEIa{Z
tency. anu impediments to Marriage ctBxzH.,N
generally, Ivy l.. DE LANEY, M l..
p alnts. originating IN the imprudence and solitude
of youth, may bs easily removed WITHOUT MRDI
the entirely new and highly successful treatment,
as adopted BY tbs author flu explaInsd, by means
of which every ono Is enabled to cure HIMSELF
perfectly and at the lesst possible cost. thereby
avoiding all the advertised nnstrums of the day.
sealed envelope by remittlug tpost paid tive post
age STAMPS to DIR. X. DE LANES,
ap "a tsep28 88 East 3st ST., New York CITY.
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WANTS.

WANTED TO RENT.-A sDsiI HOUSE in
w Georgetown. any v here north Of BTIdGe It,
sufficIeIt for the accommodation al I-oN Il four
or i've persons. Address Box 7iA W 80 nEt Ion pest
Office. 2i-lw
WaNTED-Bv YOUNG MAN. a SITUATION 10
w Tmvel with 'ieLtleman. Can isIns good
Recommendations. Apply for enc week. at 81 C.
reet, between 9th AMI 9TH SITS. IT.
WANTED TO pURCHasE-A NEGRO
age, qua flied sew and clean uP ca tmbers.
O cal uated to learn 10 d. such W. x. Pcrsous
having such to dispose Of for Dash tio tire
DIsrrict.l will address l.. =, lily POsl Ofhoe.
ap A-S'
WANIED-A WOMAN 10 Wash and Iron at
w No. 30 Montgomery street, Georgetown.
ap 23-tf
WANTED "A BOY. IS years of age wishes to
w earn Trade. He WILL cone well recon-
mended. Address Box q. Star Office. ap q 81
WAN'TED-Two YOUNG MEN rs Sale.men,
w at No 2s4 Pa. avenue. Having knowledge oil
business or city trade, prefsrreH. For further
IormstIon apply At No. 2et Pa avenue. sp Is St
THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO INVEST
Sl.coO or 5000 IN some good, profitable, cash
business. All mmunlcatloDs strictly confidential
Address Merchant" Star Office. sp 2-5t'
WANTED.-Two SLAVE WOMEN IN a smsll
w family. One as Cook, asher. a d lrOner,
and the other to take charge Of Children. Inquire
at go street, corDer of 18th.
LosT.-About three weeks ago. the Drop of q
Mosaic Earring. The finder will be suitably re-
waTdsd by leaving 1t az the above address.
sp2s 81
WANTED TO PURCHAsE.-A BRICK
w HOUSE, IN good order. contaulng At esst Y
rooms Ioclted between 5th and nth streets north,
ana between II aud streets west. Apply To % 20.
between NJ ard SITS spI7 I'm
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Adams, J.s l.
Arthur, J A
A eNsnder, Armst'd
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Bidde, VIM d
Bailey, " m s
BusseTt, Thomas
Bartlett Townsend
Brown, Stsnley N
Benson, $ p
Rowie, Robt
Brown, Richd l.
Buck, Nicbs y
Bruce, Levereit W
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Butts DR. John
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Brown, Jas W
Brooks, Rev J ID
Bea' e. lr. James
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Bishop, Geo VS.
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Butler, L x
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Bushney, Chas A
Baden, Basil
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Badger. Austis 3
Brooke, Albert b
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IRE WEATHER The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about7 o'clock q. m :
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FOR RENT AND SALE

FURNISHED ROOMS To ETNT-ILree
Y desirable " ooms rent on 18th street. between
II ana r streets. No. 4R. 20 - 3tsoA
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NOR SALE-As ,, the undersigned. IN eEd 20
Il move To the West, cffer tor sale nv place SIT
uated on Delaware avenue, etween al X streets.
al the CITY of W asEIngIon ID. a. Tie Lot fronts
80 feet ON SAID Avenue, and hes depth of lS Ieof
and - improved nv two small Brick Houses aud
Stables, together with the choIest fruit trees The
pSce will be sold In whuie in part To SUIT pur-
chaseIs For particulars call az the pre- mi Ses
ap 24lw HENRY PUREHAED
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hEMAINlSS r q. Pei ). PAS ls:s. "''A'ns'''

COrdsrsdt to b inserted in the EvININs STAa, !
being the newspapef having the AIGest oif9uisiono
Any daily paper published in washington
III Persons applying for letters IN the foiiovin
list, will please say they are ADVERTISED.
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A MAN OF MARK-Col VIM Rent, of Bent,s
Fort, In Kansas Territory, on the headwaters
Of the Arkansas, about sixty miles from the
Rocky Mountains, is now in Washington Col.
b., it will be remembered, has been noted in
connection with the affairs of the frontier for
thirty years past.
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