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IL The Star Of the West sailed from New
York on Thursday, with about four hundred and
fifty passengers and the California mails J
Campbell, with his wife and children, c. Atkin-
son and F. Brannigan all had their pockets
picked, and lost their money and tickets also,
while going on board the steamer Atkinson
lost 500. Capt. Crown, Of the Russian Navy,
under whose supervision the Russian frigate was
constructed, went out in the Star of the West, on
his way to the AMOR river, via San Francisco
Bishop Scott, OF the M. f.. Church, and Rev
MIR. Wilmot and lady and Rev. Mr.. McAlister,
Of the L. Il. Church; :. V. McAlister, Of the L
:. A, and vi. L. Kinyon, Overland Mail contrac-
tor, were passengers. The fare in the steerae c
for the steamer Of the I'd OF June is to be Sl25
This. for the steamer alone, is less than and
seven-eighths Of a cent per mile, and, including
the transit, is two and one-Quarter cents per mile
for the whole distance, and found all through.
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PERSONAL.

-. Ole Bull is giving concerts in Vienna and
Pesth.
Col. Ripley, Capt. d. X Jones and Capt.
kiiburn, 4. =. A, are at WilIards'.
80. VIM. s. Tuckerman, now In State Prison
at Wethersfeld, is engaged i'm the rule shop.
80. Washington Irving has been elected a
member of the New Jersey Historical Society.
go. Hon. Charles Sumner sailed for Europe on
Saturday. in the Vanderbilt. He left behind a
letter OF farewell to his constituents
80. The Richmond dispatch learns that the
difficulty between o. Jennings Wise and ID. B
Douglas has been satisfactorily adjusted.
80. Col. II. G.. Hndman has been nominated
for Congress by Democratic Convention in the
first district, and Albert Rust from the second
district, of Arkansas.
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IL Judge Shaw, who gave the recent decis-
ion In Massachusetts, deciding that spirituous
liquors could be destroyed by any one, on tie
ground that they Were ''ccmmon nuisance, >" is
the same Judge who, in the outset Of the tenn
psrance reform, many years ago, held Dr. Chez
guilty of libel for writing his satircal dream
about Deacon Giles distillery, which created 80
much excitement, ard which every Massachu-
sets boy remembers 80 well.
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ANOTHER OCThAGE.-Ine New \ Ork Herald
says:
The bark John Howe, Capt. Nichols, arrived
at this port Yesterday from Sagua La Grande. We
learn from Capt Nichols, that about the 18th Of
APRIL Oh his passage from Havana to Sagua la
tirande. and when off Augilla, he was boarded
by boat from the British war steamer Buzzard
and the officer in command without any crrcmo.
ny sprang upon deck and commenced asking
questions-slIch the vessels name her com,
mander's, where she hailed from where she was
bound, her owners name, &c d; and upon enter
ing the cabin tby invitatiOn) he demanded TO see
her papers, which were shown him. He then
departed Captain N. states that his ensign was
then flying, and that 1t had been hoisted on the
FIRST approach of the steamer. After arriving at
Sasua la Grande, and while lying in that port, he
was again boarded by boat from the same YES
sci and his papers demanded, although his en-
sign was flying. His reply was, they were at
the C"nsnfs Office The officer then examined
the vessel and scrntinized the hold. Capt. Mich
OILS is of opinion that the officer was intox icated
AZ the time He judged from the appearance OF
the man and the bold manuer In which he acted
Captain Nichols offered him a segar, The having
no liquor on board,) which he refused, but re-
9uested a glass OF water, which was given him
He then departed.
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Proceedinssof To-day.

In THE Senate, to-day, MIR. Gwin presented
memorial from Capt Collins, asking compensa.
ton for his expedition up the Amour river, in
Siberia
Mr.. Douglas introduced bill for facilitating
communication between the Atlantic and Pacific
States by telegraph. Also. q bill to restrain and
redress outra9es on the United States flag.
Mr.. Bright introduced bill concerning re
viSed code Of laws in the District Of Columbia
Mr.. Wade called up bill to repair and secure
the harbor OF Chicago, Ill; not acted upon.
The HOUSE, in pursuance of the special order,
proceeded to the consideration of business apper
tanning to the District Of Columbia.
Mr Goode moved to put on its passage Senate
bill for the organization of fire department in
the cities of w Washington and Georgetown.
Mr.. Morris, of Pa. , offered substitute from the
Committee for the District of Columbia. propos-
ing Il paid fire department; dispensing altogether
with the voluntary system The committee pro-
pose four steam fire engines. and appropriate
Sl5.uO0 to purchase them, and ST., OO0 for d fire
alarm and police telegraph.
The bill, together with the substitute, was re-
ferred to the Committee of Whole.
The House went into Communicable. Hopkus
in the char-and took up the bill appropriating
three thousand dollars year, for Ave yeas, for
the benefit OF the Columbian Institution for the
deaf, dumb and blind, in the District of Column.
ba. The bill was laid as de TO be reported to
the House with a recommendation that il do pass
eThe House took up Senate bill reguat ng mt
pau SAe' tio'I> 'uIS ely l. pioHostS 10
peal so much of the election Jaw as provides for
two election precincts in each ward and that
every white male resident OF the CITY over the
age of 81, who shall have ided here one rear,
and is a citizen Of the United States and has
paid the school tax, and shall be entitled to vote
IL he has resided in the Ward thirty days
MIR. Marshall, of Ky, offered an amendment,
requiring natLralized persons TO have resided
here year before the election
Mr. Burnett said the proposition was virtually
to extend the naturalization term to six years.
Mr. GOode explained that the Committee de-
sired to admit both fOreign-born and natives on
the same footing.
MI Davis, of Maryland, said the bill did not
secure TO the bona fds residents the control of
the cty's affairs, and then proceeded with a
lengthy an madversiOn against ru1iianisrI which
b. said did not exist here prior to the present Ad-
ministration
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OF Mo-, consul at Talcahuano; Rafael Preciat
of n. Y, consul at Campeacby; Luther ii.
Hatfield, of N z, consul at Bombay; f. Cy-
rus of NJ Y, consul at Gottenburg; Augustus
Garfield, of N. j., consul at Gambia.
The BRIrIsH 0UrR est is stated that
the Secretary of the Navy has issued orders to
Commander Hartstene to assume command Of
the steamer Arctic, and to Commander John
Rodgers to take command Of the steamer Water
Witch at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and fitting
them out without delay, proceed to the Gulf of
Mexico in search of the British steamer Styx.
Other vessels will probably follow in short
The President is determined to put stop to
these outrages at once; and if collision should
result, the responsibility must rest upon the
British Government
ORANGES UNDER THE DOoRKEEPER-The
| new Doorkeeper of the House has placed Mr..
Samuel McJunkin, of Ga, in the position Of
Assistant DOorkeeper in the hall, recently held
by himself; and DR.. SamI V. Hunter, of Ky,
| in the position in the House document room
recently held by Mr.. McJunkn. We learn
further that Mr.. z. W. McKnew. of this city.
is hereafter to have the charge of the House
folding rOom-a capital selection.
HONOR TO The DEAD.-Orders have been is
sued by Gen. Scott, with the sanction Of the
War Department, that as appropriate military
honOrs to the memory of the late General Per-
sIfor +. Smith. thirteen minute guns will be
fired, commencing at meridian, and the ma
tional flag will be displayed at half staff from
the same hour till sunset on the day after the
| receipt of this order, at each post within the
Departments of the West and Utah and the
| officers serving therein will wear the usual
badge Of mourning for thirty days
FRAUD ON THE Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
The examination, at New York city, of William
Fuller, charged with forging draft for IS, 600
on the General Post Office Department, pur-
porting to be drawn by James Reside, in 1872
was concluded on Friday last, before United
States Commissioner Bolts. The accused was
committed to answer at court, in default Of
s., 900 bail.
OFFICERS ORDERED.-The following are the
officers ordered to the steamer Arctic now fit
ting out at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for the
Gulf of Mexico: Commander, H. J. Hartstene;
Lieutenants,J j. r NJ. Mullary, ]. IL Rochelle.
and L. p. McCrea Passed Assistant Surgeon.
Edward Hudson First Assistant Engineer, A.
c. Sinners; Second Assistant Engineer, T. T..
Browne.
MICHIGAN RAILROAD. - We learn that
maps of the definite location of the line OF route
Of the railroad from Marquette to Ontonagon,
have been filed in the General Land Office,
under the provisions Of the railroad grant act
to the State of Michigan, passed June 3, 1856
The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-It is rumorcd
that the Secretary of the Navy has declined to
send second steamer to aid in laying the At
lantic telegraph cable.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather fer this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about7 o clock q. m ::
MAY "a 1853
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III Connecticut has a Maine Law, though the
fact would not be- apparent to strangers visiti z
that state The present Legislature, by vote Of
OF - to u, have referred TO Special Committee
aproposition to repeal the law and restore the
license system.
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ID The Democrats OF the third congressional
distTict Of Missouri have unanimously recon.
mended for reelection the Hon. John b. Clark
the present member.
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RESIGNATION oF BRIGHAM YoUxG -Dfsp,tcb.
es from Fort l.ravenworth report that Brigham
Young had resigned the GOyernorship OF Utah
Territory.
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IL The New School General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church North, met at Chicago on
Thursday last.
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoNGREss.-Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star Office Price,
for 5000 copies OF sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10 900 or more, cent each.
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IL General Scott has issued gene. al ord.
from Army Head Quartess in New York di,ec,
ing the customary honors to be paid to the mem.
DRY Of the late Gen. Persifor r Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-24

II The great Mechanical Bakery in Phla-
delphia is now baking about ten thousand loaves
OF bread day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-24

IL The eggs annually produced by the hens
In Ohio would pay the yearly interest on her pub
lie debt.
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" There are upwards OF four hundred ST. .
dents al the University of Virginia, attending
tie lectures
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II Thomas J. Moore, late captain Of the bari
Octavia, indicted for the murder OF WIN. Ennis,
on the high seas, and OH trial before the q.
Circuit Court at Richmond, Va, has been &C
quilted
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty fifth Csngfess-FirstS ss,isu.

THE SENATE was occupied, after our report
closed on Saturday, with the consideration Of the
bill granting to every person who is the head of
a family and a citizen Of the United States a
homestead OF one hundred and sixty acres ont of
the public domain, upon condition Of OCCUPANCY
and cultivation of the same, and without any ac-
ton thereon, the adjournment took place
In TIE House., Messrs. Phelps and X avanau-h
representatives from Minnesota, were qualified
and admitted to seats.
The contested election case Of the third con-
gressional district Of Ohio, was taken up.
In this case the committee reported that they
were not able to agree, and offered no resolution
to the House.
Mr.. Harris, of ILL.,, offered a resolution declar-
sional district OF Ohio and directing the Speaker
to notify the Governor of that State Of the fact
Mr.. Lamar moved to amend so that Mr.. Val
landigham should be declared entitled to the seat
occupied by Mr.. Campbell.
The question was then debated on rules of or
der for some time, after which Mr.. Vallandig-
ham delivered an able speech In his own de-
fence.
Messrs. Wilson, Gilmer, Harlan. ard Billing
hurst then advocated the claims of Mr. Camp
bell, and Stevenson and Lamar those OF Vallan.
digham.
MIR. Marshall, Of Ky.. was In favor OF sending
the matter back to the committee, and extend ng
the time of taking testimony until the first Mon
dav in December next
The previous question was then demanded
and seconded.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the State of the Union, and proceeded
to the consideration Of the bill making appropri.
atoms for the preservation and repairs Of fortii-
cations aud other works of defence. barracks and
quarters, for the year ending the 10Th OF June,
1859.
when the committee rose and the House adj
,ouTned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
~ SAMUEL d. ETYNGE. ESQ.

nv.p As IN, simmer term Of the vvashin-
ing ton 1hoS,Ie "a last drawing 10 close We thlhk
~ a most arpropTiste courtesy 10 TESTIFY car appT"-
Val OF the excellent amer In which yoU, 20 Mana,
ger have contributed 10 a'd az the instruction 400
not only gives TO tue foi'd-s. fashion and ent-avs
gsnces al the day lOcai hsbtsilon ano rame.
but Il teacher. ih ina fearless C. i.'en-
tator. la your position y"n have struEgle1 Z US
lie results, and We fee, confident that cur fellow
citizens will heartily ends.rse our proposition TO
tender you complimentary benefit, aud 10y thelr
presence wish you al success;
You will please inform us wha' night San he o.
sire. Yours, &c,
Hon q n Jones. Hon WIN Mssruder
Iton lanes n ciay. Knox W aiE.r. ESQ
Hon Iohu Wright, ID Hoover. fSq
lion & Brrneii, trnod Harms. ESQ
Hon James Bufhnior, heiss. rsq
Hon Jas Cavanssh, 60. u j k"h.ris. ;
Hon W o. Msctay, IL Clarke. ksa
Hon NJ kgpkel, " 4 r. ,g.as' ..e
Hon ~ " Boycc, John Savage, Esa
Hon ID q Atkins, y kIDsnRh. Fec
Hon w Pinkney Whyte, job. Oyle. Use
Hon w Avery, ~ Clark. Esq
A Giossbrenner. ESQ Jas c McGu Ire, Esq.
To SANukL ID. EYrINSk, Esq.
WASHINGTON THEATRE. May - 1861.
CkNTI EMES: have just received most Halter
ePistle emanatInE from " ar kiod' hearts, and
of a complimentary testimonial 80 your hscds ere
the close Of NV "sumsnsT season." II" r,eeiNe
forts to cater Tor your amusement during the past
winter is indeed honor. ano shsl he long treas
urea bt me IS most plcdSdM Tecbilectitfs
take great pleasure sooedng la sour wish. and
rcspeotfu;l, name Monday evening next, the 2sth
inst, as best adapted for your purpose.
1 remain. gentlemen, most fsithfaliy YOURS,
=. ID. NTlNGE.
Hon. Geo. W. Jones, Hon. Jas. l.. orr, Geo. W.
Rigs, Jno. r. COyle. Esqs., &c.
Mr. EYTINGE is happy 10 announce that the
evenings pleasure wall re enhanced bs the sppsar-
suee of the distins uished Lrag edIeHns.
MISS AvONIA JONES,
Who will appear in the fsvonve FIVE act play OF
ADR TENNE, THE ACTRESS.
AdrIsune (having generously rendered her
add. Observation-Disclosures. Miss AvonIa Jones.
MicIonnet ta,so kindly volun-
teeredD Observation-Disclosures MIR. ]. NJ. Dawson
COlnt de SdNe.---. .--........ Mr.. -. IL. Estlug0
The overture TO "Massanlello,' the "MapdolIus
Waltz" THE sleigh Polka" aud tha " DITd
Wstz,' 10y the orchestra. under the direction Of
SIgnor La Mania. who. with has entire force, have
gwen their services 10 MIR. EyIinge.
NO INCREASE OF PRICES.
TIE Box Office will be opened at half past q.
m. and close at z p. m.
Doors open at a quarter past 2 O'Clock Overture
begins at N ma -
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n~BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEET
z ING-CHANGE OF HOUR.-The Union
PRAYER nj estIng which has been held at 10 O'Clock
for the past week, will be held EVERY DAY, un-
til further notice. at IL O'Clock, In the lst Presbyte
ran Church, ~ Ut. epS-u
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of tho
weather fer this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O. CLOCK q. m ::
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CoSFIRNED.-The following appointments
have been confirmed by the Senate Daniel II
Hamilton, of South Carolina, U. s. District
Marshal for that State, vice Thomas d Coudy,
deceased; Rensselaer, X. Nelson, of Mime
sofa, u. S. District Judge for that State; Eugene
NJ. Wilson, of Minnesota, to be District Attor-
ney for that State; and VIM. b. Gore, Of Min
nesota, to be U. 5. Marshal for that State;
Geo. W. Morgan, of Ohio, minister resident in
Portugal; James M. Buchanan, of Md, minis
tor resident in Denmark; Thos Ii. Dunn, of
Miss. consul general ut Havana; Felix E. For
esti, of n Y, consul at Genoa; Alex. Derbes,
Of La, consul at Marseilles; Albert IT, Blakey,
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BOARDING.

DUARD.--A comfortable ROOM with poApn
18th street. between q and H. ma - 3,
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Oh PIANOS now IN store To select from.-Re-
CO member the correct name and lumber
JOHN r. ELLIS,
ma p SIC Pa. ave-. let, gth and 10Th .is.
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o. .. F.-EASTERN LODGE, No. Z
tS The members of Eastern Lodge, MOI, |. o.
q. I. are hereby requested to be present theiI
Lodge Room on TUESDAY MORNING, May
18th, at O'Clock, In order To proceed TO the City
Hall to ION IN llne of process by CLOCK. Mem
bers will please be puLctuai. Let all be present.
BY Order
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0~I.O.O F.-MT. NEBO ENCANIPMENT,
~ No G.-The Patrarchs are hereby notified
that the Encampment will meet on TUESDAY
MORNING, ut IA o'clock, ut the Hall, from whence
they will march tn the City Hall, where they will
unite with the fraternity in the Anniversary Cere
MONIES.
In Sarfha
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THE MUSICAL CONVENTION AND THE
J. late Sacred Concert at the SIn,thsomsn 80
ea"h riano from our Store "'~1
ma % Holm T. ptrIc
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of Mo-, consul at Talcahuano; Rafael Preciat,
of n. Y, consul at Campeacby; Luther II.
Hatfield, of N z, consul at Bombay; f. Cy-
rus Of N. Y, consul at Gottenburg; Augustus
Garfield, of N. j., consul at Gambia.
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The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.-It is rumorcd
that the Secretary of the Navy has declined to
send second steamer to aid in laying the At
lantic telegraph cable.
, 1858-07-02
|. 0. WASHINGTON,

Agent for tue Prosecution Of Claims at wash
ington, ID. C., before the Executive De-
partmentS, Congress, and the Court
Of Claims.
WTIl.L attend to the settlement Of the accounts Of
w harshals, District Attorneys, aud other Federal
Officers, and Of contracts with the Post Office and
other Departments.
Also to the procuring Of Patents for Land, Land
warrants, to claims growing out Of Indian hostties,
and other business Of q General Agency.
REFERS TO
Hon. Isaac l. STEVENS, Delegate for Washington
Territory.
Gen. JosEPH LANE, Delegate for Oregon.
JUDGE NJ. NJ. kcALLIsTER, U. s. Circuit Court San
Francisco.
Hon. OGDEN HoFFNAN, Judge U. S. District Court,
San Francisco.
Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE, Louisville Kentucky.
Hon. ELISHA WHTTLESEY, and TO the officers gen
erAny Of U. S. Treasury and Interior Departments.
Address
L. Q. WASHINGTON,
Washington, D. C.
, 1858-07-02
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY
SYRUP

This extraordinary article il a speedy and nialbls
remedy in Diarrh9a Dysentery, CholerA MoTbus
Cholera Iniantum and the Asiatic Cholera II taken
with the first symptoms Of the disease It is purely
vegetable in its compound.
, 1858-07-02
GRAEFENBERG. .CHILDREN's
PANAEEA

For summer Complaint, and most diseases to which
children subject. Its true worth can never be vt
forth In words but 1t be felt and appreciated b.
parents whose children have been saved. No Mother
should be without It..
, 1858-07-02
GRAEFENBURG FEVER AND
AGUE PILLS.

speedy and positive cure for this distressing com
plant. These Pills are composed principally Of Qui
nine, with other vegetable tonies antispasmodic and
febrfuge articles. Thousands have been permanently
cured by their use.
, 1858-07-02
THE GREEN MOUNTAIN ONT.
MENT

Invaluable for burns wounds, sprains. chilblalnH
sores, swellings, scrofula, etc. As Pain Extnctsr
Il cannot be exceled, aordng immediate relief from
the most excruciating pains.
, 1858-07-02
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, 1858-07-02
ACCoMM MMODA TIOH,
Vancouver's Island.
LIVERY STABLE.

IIAvING recently purchased the stable premises
II horses, wagons, buggies, &C., belonging TO Ed
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