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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES IN CouKr-Arcbbi,bop
Hughes attended Albany, n. Y, before The grand
jury as an applicant for indictment against he
Albany statesman for libel, contained in GER
tam letters exposing an alleged Catholic secret
society, which II cia ms exists under the title Of
the Circle OF Jesus" After hearing the arch
olShops testimony, the grand jury refused to in
"ict' on the ground that If the matter is liIelou,
asSIhs' the archbishop, 1t should be prosecuted
in New York, where he lives, and not a, the O.,
Pense OF Albany county. The archbishop tb.a
offered to bear the expenses of the prosecution
but the bill was refused Ivy the grand Jury.
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The OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
HOOD which not long since somewhat endangered
travelling Oh this fine work (described in srtsnso
In the course of the editors western tour last
snmmerD We learn, has completely suDsidet,
ana lie" traces Of its late existence are left, its
damages having been promptly repaired The
trains upon II now run with their former entirely
satisfactory regularity
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FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
OF
Mechanics Lodge, No. is, 1. 0. 0. z.
GEOR GETOWk.

The steamer Pow hstsn'' hiss teen engaged for
an Excursion Go the Pavilion 1T Civ IT,
mount on MONDAY. the ssth inst 9 ssttf=zEiN
She viii leave GeerfCtown AZ "a S<F<f<zzs
M; Sixth street wharf, washington at \: and Alex
andria az 2 O'Clock.
Umnbuses will leave the corner Of 7th street and
Pa avenue for lie 81 street wharf, and f,om 2Ith
street tO Georgetown.
An excellent Dinner. tot ether with Ice Cream.
Confectionery &c. will he furnished hy an OK pc
r1enced Caterer, at reasonable Prices.
WtheTs' Celebrated Band brass and catIl'on has
been engaged for the occaslon, nd the Comm ;ee
pledge themselves To spare effort to render this
one ut the most pleasant tr ps Of the seasun.
TICKETS. admitting a gentleman sud wa ladies.
ONE IOLt AR" be had from aiy member Of the
Lodge, or At the b, nj.
Commute or zTrdrgsmozt..
yno. Garrett, q. w. EaSheill,
X. CunmlDgham, III. Is. DiviLc.
w. n. wheatlsy, A w. DellZeii.
Thos. Bowling. l6-W :. n, fh& ssst
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JURY DIscHARsED-The jury in the case of
Rev. Daniel Downey, on trial at Stanton, Va,
Tor the murder of William Mullins, in December
last, has been discharged, not being able to
agree upon verdict. Nine OF the Jurors were in
favor OF the conviction of murder ia The first de-
gree, TWO favored an acquittal, and one was fer
Involuntary manslauphter
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IL Additional advices from Silt Lake have
been received at ST. Louis. Seventy Mormon
families had applied for and received protection
al camp scott Captain Harris, with go head
OF cattle, lad been met Is miles this side of the
camp. The troops, during the previous two
weeks had been living on ounces of flour aud
half pound Of beef per diem
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JULY,
IL Received and for sale at
SHIIITNETnNSS

Household Words for July.
Ladies' NatIcEal Magazne for July.
Gralam's Magazine 10. July.
iSaliou's Dollar Monthly for July
Chambers Journal for Nav
"A Poor Fellow. new story. 10y The author OF
wv hIch the X ,eht or the Left -
OHVIa, or the Maid of Hounr, nv REYNOLDS.
To%-ther " lth all the new books Tegc.yed as fast
rs issued, and for saiea 81 ~
Jos. SHILLGNGTON'S Bookstore
je 10 st and ~, avenu,
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NEW PuBLICATIONs.-We are indebted to our
enterprising fellow-citizen, w. ID. Shepherd,
periodical dealer, corner Seventh and ID streets
for this weeks numbers of Harper's and Frank
Leslie's pictorial weeklies: and the July number
of HarPer's New Monthly Magazine.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

SEE FIRST PAGEl
PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS FOR RENT.
l. with or without the uSs oG kitchen: No. 5I7 l2h
street, between the Avenue and T.. These roOms
have all modern improvements. iel9-as
A SMALL AND NEATLY FURNISHED
~ HOUSE For rent on very moderate tcrrus. "a
one OF the most de,irahle parts Of tue ctty. AZ
portion OF the furniture he purchased, n re
lerrec. Address :. e., StsT Office. II
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALF.-Several
sale low for cash. on lheral terms. Some of ths
lots arc large. but they wIil b. subdlvlded 10 Tut
purchasers. i q ADAMS. Grocer.
Je!9 ST. Corner OF attn Ard l. SIC north.
A DWELLING AND 4 STORE ROOM FOR
"A RENT-That very desirable two story BRICK
Dwelling, No. <6, on III, between lS aud Isth ss
rst ward. within orc square of be- department.,
containing or rooms, exclusive Of kitchen N tie
rear with room above. he house a. In fACcl .CIt
repair, WI gas throut bout. The location Is vrly
healthy, with COED water near The premises. Also,
Tor Tent-a hnc Store Room, It'll cellar. M the
ner al Fa.avch;e and Oh ST: ect. FIRST ard. FOR
PARTICULARS inquire the corner of .Nlh stree ani
Pa. avenue, or at the Unl"h Foundry, To DAVID
HINES. &c Ia coat
tNoR RhNT.- That very deIi'aIde BRrk
DWELLING HOUSE, No. Al 18th stree.
between u aud F, 81 present occupied by Capt
occnpied w Col u p l.aincd. For terms sppl, e,
Room No. 81, Wmder's building IL svs
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IL The councils of Wilmington Del, have
granted the privilege to the American Telegraph
Company to locate their poles in the streets of
that city by vote Of II to3
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IL The anniversary OF the battle Of Bunker
Hill was celebrated on Thursday, by a military
display at Boston and at ChaIlestown, and fire.
mems parade at Chelsea
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% The latest accounts from Cairo show the
reports about the food at that place to have been
much exaggerated. The damage is considerably
less than reported
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nLEAsURE EXCURSION DOWN THE
POTOMAC.

PLEASURE ENGUkslON Do " Ht
III POTOMAC.
Tn. YOUNG CkTH0LICS' FRIEND SoCI-
ETY. Of Washington respectfully "a IT,
viie their fe'iow cIiIzens io unite E.ss,y'EzsaN
with tom IN pie azure Excur' InE iot-ST1<r.- 49,
Glrmoul t. beautiful retreat ~ the Maynard side
OF the Pniomac, abupt thirty Irtes d'sunt. TIE
swifI and c'uinn'Iou' stea cr Mou"t NcTH'n beI"E
chartered loI fhs pa pose. viii lave her wharf. ~
the f,ot of OH sITeCt. 90 MONDAY n Al, IunP ls'.
Mt o'clocN q. m and arsm ut I w the aitrrroon.
stopping at the Navy Yard and at Alexandra on
both trips
No srsater number Of persons will DO taken ga
boa Td than can l,e con foTtall accommodated.
The return tFps W n be At agd 10 .. In.
Ample arrangr menis have been made for RofIcsh-
msnts, MUSIC, Dc.
OmniEuses will leave the Ncrtheru Market f,r
the lrlat at ausrtar before ~ and quarter before
I d. m, and will also no IN Attendance when the
steamer arrives At the whaIf 81 night.
Tickets - cents Children - cents to he had -
Ellis Muse Store, Pa. avenue; ~ WslEh's DTug
Store and Pheian's Dry Goods Store, GaTuSUn 90
Navy Yard o( many members of tho SOcIcty. AID
OF the Committee OF Arrangements.
CS Jones, !. Carol Brett.
r. Jordan. n Phelsn,
las. j. Mitchell, y. 4. McHenrE.
L, MsNPThany. Jas. N. lelian..
Jss I,.ck.y, Geo. Savare.
VIM. RYAN. Juo. T. Fills.
Geo. Harvey, Peter McO lBniss
je IS T.Tb&S
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ID Shilington sends us, superblY illustrated
the gem Of Juy-Godey's Lady's Book, and has
our thanks for IT,
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF Cone ss.-Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star ONCE Price,
for $500 copies Of sixteen-pa speech, one cent
and half each; for 10 600 or more one cent each
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Two BRICKLAYERs AND PLAsTERERs.
hsye Just RECEIVED ,ars uppy of the hest White
Eng .r%y SAND whlch.l will sell low. Also, VI biie
EhArEi. and LINZ Il; Oak. Pine and Hicsn,
WOOD, White and ed Ash co Al, at the low
est ma ket piices Gail at my Wood and Coal DeeCt
corner OF Z and 18th sts. near the canal. 'o''
eu X. w. BATES,
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RLACk LACE SHAWLS AND SILK MAN
II r.... TILLAS
Just Teceyed, at greatly reduced prices
io ladies' lam Linen ard Plaid busters.
Also, large assortment Of
Ladies and ChIidren's Hosiery Gloves
Black Mits. Pocket andksrehiefs and Emh,o,aa
RES. at much less than former prices
J. w. COt.LEY, b
l@h 2v 52S 7th st. Q doors north Pa ave
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" Landing fhik DAY ''' ~
~ boxes OK ANi;ES
~ bo1eS lENONs
so PINE APPLtS, an rrirue order. aud ~
s~e x r.. T.. WHlrE a 90.
no. ~ Loulslsna ave-, bet. 9Th and 7th sts.,
VH7d oppo. the Bank of Washington.
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Adriance, John
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| Hl.ke, Luther
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Bailey, Joseph
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| Bsnts, Jas W
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| Cole, y n
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| COurtUey, Robert
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| CAM bell, J O
1 COrmody, John
| Cain, Capt john .
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| Carter, J l.
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| ConChmsn, Hiram
| Cock. Geo rs
| Ca,edy, Francis
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| Carney. kdwd
| DUuohoo, Hon wmy
| Dubois, W X
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| Davidson, DR.
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THs FOREIGN Policy OF THE ADMINIsrRA-
rIoS.-The foreign policy of no other Admins
tration of this Government, from its foundation
to the accession Of the present Chief Magis-
trate, never met with as general appreciation
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THE LONDON STAGE, complete in four Iar,e
octavo yoiblnss, cOntalUIng two buud of the
best plays OF the lang uage, exclusive OF Shaksps
For sale two second hand copies only, new ones
icing unobtainnbe. at 50 each. published at SI4. :
Just imported from Ioncon by
je 10 FKANCK T,yInp
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(Orderedto b inserted ID Che EyksiNs ~, J.
being The ns..ssgssE AZ fas sY "
NTr Persons yins fcr letters m the following
Lat, viii please say they sre ADVERTISED.
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NOTICE;-The trust fund of Haslup g. wceden
and partnership creditors on Monday next, June
2lsf, At my onice, at ga O'oOok a. M. The editors
VIII please attend with their evidence of debt, :
JOS II. BRADLEY. IT..
WALIIACH Il BRADLEY, Jr Trustees II
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THs WkArsER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
Tho time Of observa alton is about O clock q. m
Wilmington journal., 1858-09-10

bers of our next General Assembly by those
representing the Eastern constituencies, who contribute
SO large portion of the revenues OF the State 1t is
time for business considerations to exert influence
over Legislation to form tests by which the value Of
projects may be weighed and taxes levied to meet iabl-
tiles for VIC have seen that there such thing set
tng day. AS yet have no system; nor can we hope
for any adequate results from expenditures based upon
the extension of existing works, without serious modhca
tons 1t is certainly time to put fresh steam when
serious doubts are entertained of the proprety safety
of the direction in which steering. We cannot
bring ourselves to think that the coming session OF the
Legislature any important modification OF the n C Yves
tern Road ought to be made none at least, amounting
to an immediate abandonment of the section feature oil
the charter In this respect, we suppose we dier from
at least one Of the gentlemen who ran for the ohce OF
Governor for we altogether too slow comprehension
too thickhcaded we think his elegant and cour
teous expression any Eastern man could go Tor
giving money in advance of the bond to build work with
our means to enure solely the benefit OF Virginia towns
Ua the Danville Connection which that gentleman, Mr.
McRae, advocates. 1t is possible also that we may
differ somewhat from the Governor elect We think II
would be advisable to see how stand before removing
the salutay restriction imposed On the charter OF the
Western Extension. The idea seems to be gaining
ground that restrictions imposed only to be abroga
ted Let them at least have fair trial Certainly nc
circumstances have been developed since the charter
passed tending to ncte to reckssness Or to indicate
that the exercise of due caution is longer necessary
We 90 for carrying out every pedge-pushng forward
Just as fast as proper regard for the interests of h
State will admit, but no faster.
Wilmington journal., 1858-09-10
Further Foreign News,

ST. JOINS, n. F. Sept. 3.-The Liverpool papers of
the 23d ut by the Pacific, contain the following addi
tonal news
The news of the peace in China reached the French
government through the embassy at st. Petersburg,
where it arrived by the overland route, being dated at
en Sen, June 27th than three weeks later than
the dates in England 1t is generally believed to be
true, but needs confirmation.
Festelo, Steinberger & Co., of London, merchants
largely engaged in the MEDITERRANEAN trade, have failed
Their liabilities are estimated at e15O,00O.
The steamer Jura, from New York. arrived at Liver
pool on Saturday evening.
The American horse Babylon had won the Chester
field Handicap at York.
great dinner by the directors Of the Atlantic tele-
graph will be given at Killarney.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railway of Ohio
and Pennsylvania had negotiated loan in England of
three millions Of dollars.
The police Of Paris exercising surveillance oy-
er the arrivals.
Mazini had left London.
The price of teas in London is unaffected by the
of peace in China.
Cloud the evening of the 2lst from their tour in Brit
| tany.
1t is positively asserted that the Duke of Malakof
will soon marry near relative OF the Empress Eugene
The reported amalgamation of the Credit Mobiliel
with the Bank Of de st. Paul is fully contradcted.
The Empress of Austria safely delivered of a
prince on the 2lst of August.
| The Spanish government has announced decree thai
all merchant vessels whether native foreign pay light
house duties only That government has also re
solved to strengthen considerably The Notifications
Mahon in the Beear Isles and likewise to increase thu
garrison there.
Wilmington journal., 1858-09-10
Later from Europe by Steamship.
Ae=.=- Gos.4 q ILL., n4oo,aaa,, Pcaifia

New YORK, Sept. 2.-The steamer Pacific has arrl-
we'd, bringing dates to the Odd of August.
The corvette Prebe left Cadiz the 9th of August.
The ba~que Champion had arrived at Gibraltar, with
the family of Mr.. Stanback the American consul, who
was recently murdered at Jaffa.
The Presidents message to the Queen was published
on the 23d. The London papers criticse unfavoraby
the last paragraph.
The News says that there is more simple dignity in
the Queens message, but great grasp of ambitious
sraning after effect. Also, that it would have been
better for the President to have omitted the last para
graph. The Times believes that the cable will be a
guarantee of perpetual peace between the two countries
The bombardment of Jedda took the French govern
ment by surprise but explanations were made in Lon
don to Gen. Peissier
1t was rumored that the definite abdication of the
King of Prussia had absolutely become necessary his
disease was worse 1t feared that the event would
hurry on political crisis.
The China peace despatch lack positive confirmation
but it is generally credited in Europe.
Wilmington journal., 1858-09-10
Supreme Court.

A long list of the decisions of the Supreme Court,
now in session at Morganton, have been published
Among them notice the following:
Ratledge Smith, in equity, from Davie, final degree
for plaintiff Brown BecknelI in equity from Wilkes,
account ordered. Nelson Ray and others, from Ashe
final decree for plaintiff on report Thompson Ex. V
Mitchell and wife and others, from Alexander remand
ed. Worth and others, Mcqueen ct ais, in equity
from Ashe, bill dismissed with cost. Gilreath, by
Swardson Gilreath, in equity from Wilkes, decree
for value of negro $525 and interest. Doe on den of
Reynolds Calhoun from Wilkes, judgment reversed
and venire de novo.
Sent to Raleigh: Long and others Jones ct ais in
equity, from Ase Derr on dem. of r. Goss Deven-
port, from Ashe. Brown Gray, from Wilkes.
Winston Sentinel.
Wilmington journal., 1858-09-10

He Among the rames spoken of as likely to be cho-
presiding officers of the two houses of the next Cen
era Assembly, notice those Of Hon. Bedford Brown of
Caswell and T. D. Mcdowell, ESQ., Of Bladen for speak
er Of the Senate, and of VIM Hil Esq., of Halifax, and
Thomas Settle Esq, of Rockingham for speaker of the
House. 1t is nearly certain that the presiding officers
of one of the bodies will come from the West and of the
from the Fast but how will be arranged will remain
for the Legislature itself to determine Wepresume will
be fixed in caucus of the Democratic members. Among
the gentlemen spoken Of there is not one that would
not make most excellent presiding officer We speak
from more intimate personal acquantanceship of our
friends Mcdowell and Hll but without any disparage
ment to he other very worthy gentlemen whose names
have been mentioned.
Wilmington journal., 1858-09-10
Further from Utah.

BONNEVILLE, Sept. 3.-In Salt Lake county, at the
late election for the legislature the Genties received only
Sc votes.
Col Candy, of the 10th Infantry with two COM
panies of the Second Regiment Dragons and two
panies of the Sixth Regiment of Infantry TO garr
son Fort Bridger.
The following officers, on leave of absence, left Utah
on the 9th ultimo Col. Cook, Lieuts. Buford and
Pegram, of the Second Dragons; Coils. Waite and
Chapman, Capt Marcy, Lieut. Rich, of the Fifth In
fantry Col. Alexander, Capts. Gardiner, Gore Dono-
van, and Leuts. Grove and Maynder of the Tenth In
fantry.
Nine hundred head of cattle were met at the Big
Sandy, of which number nine had died on that day.
Col. Williams command met at SCOTS Bluff
The Seventh Infantry, of 1000 men, under COL Morri
son, met at Platte Bridge. The returning voun-
teers under Col Bee were passed at Fort Laramie.
Wilmington journal., 1858-09-10
Details of the BOmbardment of JedClah.

MEN York, Sept 3-The London Times gives the
following account of the compartment of Jeddah:
Captain Pullen, with the Cycops, arrived off Jeddah
on the 23d of July. Hank Pasha the governor of the
town was at Mecca. Captain Pulen tLen sent dis
patch to the Kaimakan, announcing that if within thirty
six hours time he did not satisfactory answer
his requisiton he would proceed to lombard the town.
The Turkish special commissioner expected from
hour to hour, but that appears to have made little diff
ference. -Four hours after the limited time announced
the bombardment began, and continued until the even
ing OF the 26h. On the next day the Turkish troops
arrived The Pasha sent out to say that he had arrest
ed anu confined the murderers but could not execute
them until the arrival of special commissioner he
had not the power Of life and death. This
not deemed satisfactory and after various negotiations
OF the 9th the bombardment was resumed.
The same day Ishmael Pasha arrived with 49O Egyp-
tans and on the next morning eleven of the murderers
executed in sight of the town and shipping and
four others sent off to Constantinople
The Times edltOrialy denOunces the bombardment as
violent proceeding, and unustifabe while the matter
was under satisfactory negotiation If we to take
law into hands should have done so at the
time of the massacre when the houses of the English and
French cOnsus yet red with the blood of their
inmates but as this not donewe should have awaited
the action the Turkish government which had soemnly
promised to do all that men could do.
No mention is made of President Buchanan message
to the Queen in the papers, notwithstanding our files ex
tend to the 2lst Of August The papers state however
that message sent from London to Newfoundland
the Goth, asking for the particulars of the collision
between the Arabia and Europa, and in two hours and
half an answer was received.
The Liverpool Mail warmly endorses the project for
teegraphic cable from the North of Ireland to Belle
ISLE thence along the coast of Labrador to Quebec.
The Times city article of Friday evening SAYS the
funds showed great rmness being strengthened by large
arrivals of Australian god the favorable character of
the details from Bombay, and the upward tendency
continental exchanges Discounts were rather more in
demand at bank Stock exchange advances on govern
ment securities still offered at IL per cent Foreign
stocks dull and unaered. Exchange on Paris higher.
Colonial produce markets were quiet speculation
appears to have subsided while stocks continued far
above the corresponding dates of last year. Wright,
Jrs Liverpool Circular says advces from the manufac-
turing districts highly encouraging, and full conf
dence in the future is everywhere felt
Paris, Friday-The exchange of ratifcations of the
convention, relative to the Principates takes place
within five weeks until this is DONE the text of pro-
ceedngs of the Convention cannot be published Funds
on Bourse to-day advanced oneeighth.