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NOTICE OF COMMITrAL.-Was committed
! tn the Jail of Prince Georges county, -
Mary land, on the Esd day of May, 1858, as a a.
rSnawsy. NEGRO Man JACOB; He
Had on when committed the clothing usually
worn by servants No marks perceptlble. He says
WOOdvHie, Prince Georges County, Md.
The owner (f any) OF the above descIibed negro
is requested to como forward, prove property, pay
charg 90 and take him away, otherwise he will be
disposed Of as the Nv diIec,s;,
jeS-1awSw egg Sheriff.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of four wrIts
ll OF herr facias issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District Of COumsia for the
County Of Washington, and to me directed, shall
expose to public sale, for Casa, in front of the
the 18th day OF June, 1859, 1t II O'Clock u.s. the fol-
lowing described property. to wit: All defendants
rght title, claim and interest and to part of res
vation No 10, beginning for the the east Ire
OF ~ street, ut point, where the same is inter-
sected by the north line of alley feet IL inches
wide opening INTO SAID ~ street, and running thence
with the SAID east line OF said street north feet
thence east IS feet thence south feet TO the said
alley, and thence with the sane west 81 feet to AZ
street and point of besinng together with all and
singular the improvements thereon, IN the city of
Washing ton, ID. c.. seized and levied upon as the
property Of James Wi ams and will be sold To sat
Is1y udcials, No. 81 e S. and 81 to October term
1885, in favor of Howell a. Striking.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ma Is dts for the District of Columbia,
1.-THE ABOYE SALE IS POSTPONED
until THURSDAY next, the "A, n inst. same hour
and place. w. SEI.DEN
ie i8-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia
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By ). c. MCGUIRE. Aucuoneer.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctroneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
y AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-On TUESDAY MORN
ING, June I'D, a. 10 O'Clock, At the residence of
gentleman declining Housekeeping, on II st. no tn
between 9Th and ilth streets west opposite the
Church OF Ascension, shall sell the Furniture and
Effects, viz:
Mahogany Hair spring Sofa, Rocker, Divans, and
PaTiOr Chairs,
Marble top Centre Table. Walnut Whatnot,
GIlt-frnmo Mirrors, GiIandOles, Vases.
Carpets, Rugs, OIlclOth.
Walnut Extension Table, Sdeboard,
Cane seat Chairs, Lounge,
Window Curtains, shades.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery,
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes,
l1edsteads, Wsshstands and Toilet Sets,
Mattresses. Comforts, h ankets,
holsters and Pillows, Couuter panes,
Cooking stove md fixtures. Rerigerators,
TOg ether with general assortment of chen Re
qulsi!es.
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum. a
credit of 80 and On days. for satisfactorily endorsed
notes bssring interest.
p. : The houte is for rent 1nquIre of the Auc-
tinneer.
jsl7d J. C. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ADVERTISERS. IN. ALExANpRA.-Mr. Geo.
f. French, In Alexandria, will receive and
promptly forward advertisements intended n,
ne star. Those In Alexandria DESIRING to avail
themselves OF its immense circulation to b,ny
their business, wants or other requirements to the
nouce OF he public had better cali at his period
ical depot - r ~
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The Bank of Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, June I5.-Tbe additional stock
In the Bank Of Louisville TO the sum Of $3.50 600
In the Commercial Bank to the sum of 90 600
were taken up to-day, the books were clLsei
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctlonetr.

BY j. T., McGUIRE. AuctIonetr,
+ At PunIie hucTio Clos '0 MONDAY MORN MORN
ING, at 10 o'clock, at the residence on Lout ana
the % and Eecs se oy ha snail sell
SUITE OF Walnut crimson damask covered ParIor
Two plush covered Chairs, Fancy Tables,
Marble Top Centre and Sofa Tables, two What
Hands oval gilt frame Mirror,
mantel Vases Ornaments, EngrayInss.
Mahogany Sofa aud SOFA Bed,
,Ieloth, Mating. s stai! R edee and SdmEe Eyes,
Mahogany Extension Table, Sideboard,
CHINA. Glass, and Cioofery ware, fable Cutlery,
i;ou1ges, Mahogany Sofa, Card Fables,
Bedsteads, Dressing and olain bureaus.
walnut, Mahogany and Painted Wardrobss.
Washstands, Toilet Sets. Fire Irons,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Together with a general assortment Of Kitchen Re
Terms: Sso and Under, cash over that sum,
credit 81 ~ and ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed
je l6-d j. Mcguire Auct
By BARNARD d BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
tkuSTEES, SAi:E.by virtue Of d-ed Of
4 trus from John ii. Waters, da e! June 10. ISSf.
of July next at So ciook D. ~, On the premises
parts of Lots ~ and ~ Of Old Geors etown bounded
ss follows, VIZ: BEG ming at the end of 81 feet "a
inches ed western on l,e MOI IN line of Wal
street, from ITS intersection with High street ara
inches; thence ard pa-aIle with High street Ia
81 feet alley; themes Ith said alIes to inter
sect line dawn north and parallel with sh street
from the beginning, aEd thence with sad line re-
versed, to the beg lnIng
Terms Of sale; One third of the purchase money
10 he paid Ia cash and the residue two equal M
stalments. at and ~ months, with interest to lie
secured. Terms Of sale to be Complied with IN one
risk and cost Of the first purchaser.
FERDINhND ". kIsouE,
josaiwim BARNARD uI BUGkE sio1 xaSa:
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneer,.

by WALL a BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TNRUSTt ES' SALE-By virtue of a deed of
L trust from Patrick Kinney. dated July Z, 1852
we viii offer ut auction, on FRIDAY, the 18th day
OF July next. at o clock M, on the premises. tie
eastern half Of the west half part of Lot No G, IN
Square No. Ian, IN Washington, with the Improve
ments, consisting of a two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms of sale: One half The purchase noney TO
he paid In cash. and the residue in months with
interest, to- be secured.
Terms of sale to be complied with IN one week
alter SALE OF the property may be resold after one
weeks notice. at the risk and cost Of the hrst pur
chaser. WALTER 8 cox.
FERDINAND w. RISOUE,
Trustees Oeorgetown Building Assoc alton.
JeI2awlm WALL & BARNARD. Aucts.
BY BARNARD d BSCKEY; Georgetown.
TNRuSTEE'S SALEM virtue of a Deed of
l. Trust from Richard Cruit, dSted June &, 1855
we will offer ut auction on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF July next, at "a % clock, p on the prem
Ises mat lot OF ground IN Georgetown, Described
AS follows, VIZ Begl -Dlug at the end of T. feet
nchas on the first line OF lot No. g. IN Hoimead's
Addition 70 Georgetown, and running IN nee with
the north line OF Bridge street. esst . feet to the
end of said hrst line OF lot g. thence north and per-
alel TO Montgomery street ~ feet thence west and
parable! 10 Bridge street . feet thence south and
parallel 20 Montgomery street 10 feet to Bridge
two frame dwellings.
Terms of sale One third OF the purchase money
To be paid IN cash. and the balance in two equal in
staiments at SIX and twelve months, with interest,"
to be secured. Terms OF sale to be complied with
IN one week after sale the property will he resod
al the risk and cost of the first purchaser after one
weeks notice. WALTER =. cox,
F.W RISQUE,
trustees Georgetown building Association.
je 7-2awlm BARNARD a. BUCKLEY, Aucts,
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COMMERCIAL
Republican State Convention.

SPRINGFIELD IN June l6.-The Republican
State Convention met to-day. One Thousand
delegates and aiternates, representing uiuety We
counties, were present. James Miller was
nominated as candidate for State treasurer, and
w Bateman superintendent Of public instruc-
ton. Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
Philadelphia platform, denouBcing tue bred
Scott decision. and reafirming the power Of Con-
gress over the Territories.
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by BARNARD II BUCkEY; GEORGETOWN.
FTNRCSTEES' SAL BY virtue of two deeds
i oftrust from ReuOcn Daw. dated March IS and
November 4, 1855, we will offer at auction ON
WEDNESDAY, the l4th day of July next, at 51z
O'clock .. m ON the premises, that piece of ground
the south side of Bridge street, IN Georgetown,
bounded as follows, VIZ Beginning ut the north
east of the building situated at the beast
intersection of Bridge and Congress streets, and
running thence Bridge street east ~ feet
or less to Jno. YeIbys, thence south and par
alle to COng street l4O feet to ~ feet alley
thence west ~ feet inches, and thence north $40
feet to the beginning, with the lmFrovements-a g.
story brick dwelling.
Terms of sale One third Of the pur -hase money
to be paid in cash, and the balance la two equal in
sta'ments at and ~ months, to be secured. Terms
of sale to DO complied with wsek ter ale or
the property may be Tesod after one weeks office,
at the risk and cost OF the first purchaser. :
~. WALTER cox 9
+. w. RISQUE. .
Trustees Georgetown Building Association.
je 8-2awlm BARNARD Il BUCKLEY. Auct
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RLAcK LACE sHAwLs AND SILK MAN.

ID TILLAS
Just received. at giOa :, .4doed prices
100 Ladies' PlsIn Linen and Plald Busters,
leo hyperion double extension Steel Spring Skirts.
Also, large assortment Of
Ladies' and Children noetcr,, VIuyes.
Black Mits, Pocket handkerchief, aud Efnbroide-
ries. ct much less than foImer priceS-,
jeH2v SIS TIN st., s doors north Ps.eve
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BY J.C. McGuIRE. An. tlnneer.

BY J. z. Mct UIKE, Au> tlOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE of BEAUTIFUL. OIL
~ PAISTINes On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, June I'D, at AZ O'clock, on the second floor
of tho Auction Rooms, sha sell. without reserve,
a choice collection OF handsomely framed OIL Paint
ings, principally lev 10y MacleOd, of this city, com
prIsing svIIe of his best Efforts, -
Also, u number Of fine Views and Land son pes, by
s. N. Carvaho, Artist Of the Frei ch Expedition IN
1919.
Also, three splendid Engravirgs of Martins grand
solemn pictures of the Last Judg cement" The
Great bay Of His WRATH and "'fhe Pains of
Heaven" engraved in the finest manner by Charles
MOttram. ~
p. S.-Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction
Rooms.
Paintings now exhibition.
Terms sSSo and under cash over that sum
of On and ~ days, for satisfactorily sed
notes. hearing interest.
jel7d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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lust LOOK IN AT OUR IMMENSE STOCK
y OF Pianos at No. So, between sth and 10th ats:
jeS JOHN +. ELLIS.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY BARNARD BUCKEY; Georgetown.
I'RUSrEES' SAi.E.-By virtue OF q deed of
tIust from John Lane, dated March e. IgS we
VIII cner ~ auction ou TUESDAY. the 18th day oil
July next; a. 30 clock, P. "a, on the premises the
10 lowing lots oi ground IN Georget1wn, VIZ The
western hall part OF lot No. l2S Beautle Hsw-
klns'S addition Ia Georgetown, fronting 10 feet on
Second street and running hack, of The same width
To WIN. RatrIe's part ot sad lot iprpsoved. by .
brick dwelling. Also. n part OF lots lS and 29 az
said addition, described as follows, viz. Beginning
Second st;eet n the southwest corner OF Tire
first described "t and RAINING thence west with the
north line OF Second street 81 feet riches TO the
tlIne the lot conveyed ., ichard SnaIth w.
Is. Osborn. ny deed of March q, l4l, thence north
by aud vi.a said west line the north boundary of
sad lots l2S and Ia, thence with the north line
OF lot -, ~ feet 10 inches To- the northeast CORNER
OF said lot thence south with the east Inc Of lot
10 the southwest corner Of Hugh Caperton's lot.
thence cast with the south line of said Caperton's
lot "a feet inches, and thence a straight line 90
the beginning, with the improvements, two frame
buildings.
Terms OF sale One third Of the purchase money
To he paid IN cas- and the ialsnce IN two equal ln-
sfalinent, AT and twelve months. with iaterest,
To he secured. Terms OF sae TO be compile ed with
NJ one week after safe, the property may he resod
aler one weeks notice, at the risk and Of the
first purchaser.
WALTER Z. cox,
FERDINAND w. RISQUE,
Trustees GeorEetuwn Building AssocIsiion.
- I'm ~
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AUCTION SALE,
LC-DAY q TO,MORROW MORNING

O.DAY q ,MORRoW MORNING.
=. BY &c. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer. : =
HVSE AND LOT ON I7TH STREET
VEST. BETWEEN UaNDE SrRErrs NoRTH
Il. a n I,l91s;Ion RIDAY AFTERNOON, June
Let n, o.Sk on the premises. shall cell part Of
bctvss. ~, IN square No. liz. fronting on nth 81
ment. ~ sna + streets north, vita the improvs-
DvcII,n- ~ lstnE al q two story and attic Erams
Wiz an excellent ceII,r ''O''"s ana - Kitchen,
dent,a eronpr uay n mmedmte opposite the Pres,-
Tenwse On. sa nS - .:sy desirable. as residence.
month. lin 9n,s csshS the residue inS " and NJ
the premises. Nv oeeu q. trust on
.--e .-I.C. Mcguire. Auot.
BY ]. C. MCGUIRE, Aucton..,
TRUSTEE3S SALE OF FURNIa.Tp
4 On SATURDAY MORNING, J.ns i To-, &c g;
clock, IN front OF the auction rooms Of Isya a.
Mot uire, by virtue ofa deed Of trust, datea 81
tember 4th, 1857, and recorded in LiLsr g. A NJ
Ia; l"hos zil DO, one Ofthe lard records for wash
mEf'n County, j shall sell " "sn-
o.. Rosewood Marbie-fop Sideboard,
lt-frame Mirror, Whstnot
Mahogany Sofa, Lounge,
" Oak Chairs, Walnut Table
carpets, OIcloth. Rugs
., Washstands, Toilet Ware &c
erns cash. e.. SPALDING Trustee
- ~ ~ &c. Mcguire. ADct
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Trustees Georgetown PuildIrg Assoclatiou.
le 8-2awlm WILL q HARVARD. Ancfs

Ry BARNARD& RUCKEY; Georgetown
rTRCSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed Of
Il trust from William Knowles. Jr., dated Nov,
G. 1852. we will offer AT auction on THURSDAY
the 18Th day OF July next, at 5o'cock .. m on the
premises, psrt of Lot Is, IN BealPs addition Co
Georgetown, beginning, Tor It's bounds, on the
line of w nxton street 1--WE feet south from the
south line OF lot IL, and running thence west and
parallel with Gay street l5O feet To the outline Of
old Georgetown, theme. south and parallel with
Washington street IS feet thence east and parallel
with Bridge street 10 feet To Washington street,
thence north with Washington street Is feet 10 the
beginning, with the lmprovemonts-a frame house.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money
10 be paid in cash, and the residue In tvo equal in
staments AZ six and twelve months, with interest,
to be secured. Terms of sale TO be comp led with
week fter SALE the property viii be resold
st the risk and cost OF the frat purchaser.
WALTER =. cox,
r. w. RIsQUE,
Trustees Georgetown building Associaiiou.
je7-2awlm BARNARD& BUCKLEY Auots
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WALTER g COX,
FERDINAND w. RISOUE
Trustees Georketuwn Building AssocIsiion.
je7-2awlm BARNARD a hickey Aucts

By WALL. 4 BARNARD Auc loneers
HRUSfEES' SALE by virtue of deed Of
trust from Richard Cruit, dated FEBRUARY 2.
1851, we wIll cher at auction SATURDAl the
l7th day of July next at6 O'Clock p. the pre-
mIses. part of lot z Square 4Sl. an Washing ton
beginning for it's bounds NJ the end OF i2s feet meas
ured south on 9Th street from the northwest corner
OF SAID square. And running thence due east TO the
resr line ct said lot thence north SAID line feet
inches thence west To 9Th street. and thence south
70 the hegnnlng, with the improvements-a 2-story
frame dwelling.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money
To he pad IN cash, and the balance in two equal IN
stalments at 4 and months. with interest. Terms
of sale TO be complied with after sale ar
the property will be resod at the and cost of the
purchaser, after one weeks notice.
WALTER :. COX,
F. W. RISQUE,
trustees Oearget9wn Eu!ld,g Association.
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WATCH RETuRNs.-Conrad Sweetser, Germa-
ny, drunk; workhouse 80 days VIM Ewings,
Pa, do; do. Patrick McGauly, Ireland, do. !;
90. Jonn fwoiney, ID. c., threats dismissed
Nine lodgers-non- residents ~
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WHO'S FOR A SEA VOYAGE INTO THE Noun
TAINs I'm addition to the facilities for seeing
the picturesque banks Of the Potomac offered BY
the comrnodious horse power packets, for some
time advertised in the Star our friends have now
chance to reach Harper's Ferry and the inter-
mediate points by steam.
The Antelope is a steam clipper lately broup ht
around from Philadelphia by the enterpri.ing
proprietor and captain. with a boiler Ii Ike tea
kettle and an engine that may be mistaken for
sewing machine this fairy craft splits the waters
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at the rate OF
eight or nine miles an hour with perfect confott
and safety. The boat Is curiosity for the amount
% 9, accommodation N IN 80 small space and the
a prime good fellow, who evidently takes as
much pleasure as profit in making his guests
comfortable. Lady excursionists will find f.
male servant on board, and every other arrange
ment for their accommodation and privacy.
RowpyIsM-The promptness of the Auxiliary
Guards a few months since-when pistol firing.
drunkenness and rowdyism in general were prev
alent In the city at nj sht-restored quiet to the
most disturbed localities. At that time, rowdy-
ism was expensive to those who INDUCED In t.
Many OF the rowdies, in addition to the loss of
their weapons, were obliged to pay heavy fine.
or suffer the workhouse or jail penalty. The
tendency appears to be renewal OF those riots
and disorderly acts by the rowdies; and IL II is
determined TO remedy the evil, Il will he found
necessary to return to the system then adopted
enforce the law 10 Tue letter. w 18th men who
know no moderation in violations Of the law the
officers should use no moderation in enforcing
the penalties. An outlaw cannot appreciate the
motives OF the magistrats-wheR the inch is
given him, he takes the ell.
ARREsTED.-Yesterday, officers Arnold and
Narrower, Of the Fifth District Police, succeeded
In arresting John Nc Donald, who was charged
with shooting Jno williams, in the Fifth Ward,
in riot on the day Of the municipal election, the
9Th instant. Mcdonald was taken before Justice
Mulloy, who, after an examination Of the evil
dence, held him to bail for his appearance at the
ems ing term Of the Criminal Court, In the sum
Of $500 ...r
COMMITTED While the crowd was assembled
at the Jail this morning, the officers Of the Sixth
Ward arrived with a man named w. Tracey,
who had been committed to Jail in default of
security for Court for threatening female. The
appearance Of the prisoner at the gate caused a
little commotion among the outsiders, which
soon subsidized. -
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RATHER SMALL BUsINEss-T attempt Ct
the Union, this morning, to cast reflections upon
US for having credited and published an account
OF the attempted robbery Of lady OIL Louisiana
avenue, is certainly a very small piece Of bnsi-
ness. The letter Of Mr.. HOugh, which appeared
in our columns Yesterday, shows that we had
very good reason To credit his statement, and the
effort Of our contemporary TO make this pre'ext
fur insinuations at once unfair, Djust and mn
civil, will, We are confident, win for II very lit
tie respect from any right thinking man IL
shows, too, on the part Of some one permitted to
give tone TO that journal, ashort-sighted desire to
pzlliate and excuse lawlessness In this city, for
political effect 50 alpable has this disposition
been manifested in the Unions local columns Of
late as that the citizens Of Washington must feel
that IL Is now perhaps the greatest drawback eI-
aud ruth auism which for month, past has rem
dered life and property VIGOROUSLY unsafe In the
Federal Metropolis.
The EaGLIsH OPERA.-The city, II seems,
fails to appreciate the excellent bills that are now
offered at the Washington Theatre. The attend
ance, last night at MIR. Frazer's benefit, fell far
below what might have been expected. La
Sonnambula was produced in excellent style
Miss Miner as AniDa was well supported o.
the beneficiary as well as by the other members
Of the company. .-
To night, thu attractions Of Donizettis l. Elisir
D'Amore should Mi the house
WHOSE is 1T The police last night pickle
up fine hat, containing red silk handkerchief,
on Eleventh, near J street. IL Is probable some
gentleman dropped Il and was In too great a
hurry to pick II up. But he obtain ID by cal
ing on the police officers Of the Second Ward.
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FROM China, also, Later advices had been re-
ceivsd by tleg aph from Malta. They embrace
however, nothing OF Startling nature
despatch from Pekia d. .ects the plentpo,en-
naries Of the Western Powers To return 90 Can
ton "a the new Imperial Commissions IL gath
erinc his forces TO recapture the city, and was
expected TO succeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-04

To-day Daniel +. Tiemann takes the place Of
Fernando Wood, change for which all good men
bsve reason to be deyoutly thankful But let
not the people be too ssnguiDe in their expectations
Of entire release from the system OF wlckedness
and corruption which Wood has developed INTO
such remarkable perfection. 1t must not be ior-
gotten that at the last election the Democrats
elected ten out of the seventeen Aldermen and
that considerable number Of these ten have been
the tried and fast friends of Fernando Wood; that
in the Board Of Ceuncilmen, consisting OF twenty
four members, the Democrats have the very large
proportion Of nineteen and here, too, are some Of
Woods most obsequiOus and Jealous supporters
If questions of city government, Of expenses and
taxation, are still to be, as they have too long been,
decided by partisan votes, the Democrats are
strong enough upon all occasions to nullliy every
measure which may be proposed by Mayor Tie
mann or bis friends in the Common Council. OF
the Aldermen. however, We are led to believe that
number of those elected as Democrats are of the
old fashion school, and on all important occasions
will be most likely to act with the Mayor.
1t should also be remembered that the new
charter preserves some of the most Objectionable
features of its predecessor by depriving the Mayor
of proper power over several important depart
ments Of the city government which ought to be
made dependent upon him. For these reasons no.
body ought to fancy that the municipal adminstra-
ton is now perfect, or that there will be no further
need for very earnest efforts the part Of honest
citizens to secure economy and honesty in our
affairs. We have made an suspicious beginning in
the expulsion Of Fernando Wood; but it must be
followed up with energy hereafter, if the move
ment is to prove of any extensive and permanent
benefit.
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ua..er-G.neral. from Leavenworh to Fort hearney'
the mail between that point ard Fort Laramie WI De
transmitted by the csmmandant at Fort hearney, ana
between Fort Laramie and the nearest station 20 me
troop, for Utah by the commSndsnt Of Fort Laramie
a. near a. possible. -, ,:., ~, ,ba
Tbese mails are to be semi-monthly, leaving on Tue
Isl and 18th OF each month. ,..,na,,
Ten OF the most reliable and experienced OF the De-
ware and Shawnee. or civilized Indians, win nl.l
mules aud four light wagons, viii perform the servce
WAsHISGroN Jan. 3, lsS
The Union Of this morning in speaking Of Nicara-
guam affair, SAYS:
1t is quite clear that the breaking up of Walker
expedition was the very result contemplated oy ms
prtyious instructions however much the mode ana
manner of the interruption may have been IN connie.
wth either CON- Paudngs instructions or the stIic.
rules of international law. II il not PROBABLE tha,
those Instructions contemplated the landing oil our
forces on the soil of Nicaragua, but il not prooaoe
either that the Government OF Nicaragua VIII COM
plain of the aggression. ,
II also saws the policy of the President as enunc;'
ated In Message viii undoubtedly be pursued Iei-
alive TO Nicaragua. but Is noncommittal 10 regs!u 70
the views of the Administration on Com. fauldlhs
course.
Gen Walker was serenaded last night.