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Pianos, &c.
Pianos, &c.
EOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
u PIANO FORTBS.
WILLIAM KNARE
WILLIAM KNABE,
tSonior partner in the late firm Of

fSonor partner in the late firm Of
kNABR. CAMILLE Il Co., .
Continues the manu- taoture and sale OF grand ano
square PIANO FORTES, under tine name -
" William knsbe 4 Co., at the old stand, EET1S3
Nos. !, s, and North Eutaw street op- -UItIt
posts the Eutaw House, Baltimore. -..
They have also Just opened new Sales Room Al
@ No sm Baltimore street, between Charles and Light
Streets on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
Keep constantly on hand large assortment Of plain
and highly finished grand and square Piano Foftes.
also, Meodeons, from the best makers, from to s.
octave, some with double boards, double reeds,
and stops TO suit small CHURCHES.
Beng extensively engaged In the manufacture Il
Pianos, we will sell Wholesale ard retail, the most
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
(gOld meda) at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute
two successive years-October, 1856, and l856-in op
position to fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
timOTe. We were also awarded the 6rst premium, at
the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, Vir-
ginla, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium lsllver medal) at the Metro
OIrtap Nj Mechancs' Fair for 1857.
In addition to this We are In possession OF testmo
mails from the most distinguished professors anc
amateurs in the country, which can be seen at oul
yarerooms, speaking for themselves and others OF
the high appreciation in which our instruments
every where hsld.
All instruments are guaranteed for i've J ears .n6
privilege OF exchange granted within the first
months from the day Of sale if the instruments do no
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to thslr edvaarass
20 give us q call before purchasng.
Pianos ex xohanged, hired, ard tuned.
mar l6-ly VIM. KNABE & co,
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RANKIN HOUSE

RAN KING HOUSE
y cHuBs BSRorHERs.
Depostols dePOsiting Bank Notes viii please
mark their Checks payable in currency,
Accounts vii he opened with dep0sitors ALLOWING
them to deposit Gold and Check Dor currency, the
depositoI being credited With the difference.
Sc 8-n CHUBB BROTHERS.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOs'TEs.
AONEYgoL LOANox STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS. BANKERS.
tAn S7-u Opposite tks fysasSry.
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Special Notices.

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
curer Of Consumption was for several years SO
badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured by q prescription furnished him BY young
ciairvOyant girl. This prescription, given by
child while in state Of trance. has cured every body
who has taken it, never having failed once. Ii is
equally as sure in of fits as Of dyspepsia. The
ingredients may be found IN any drug store. will
send this valuable prescri ptOn to any person the
receipt of one postage stamp to pay postage. "a
Address DR.. TRACY DKLoRMs, New York Post
Once. jan o 2m'
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TN CARR AG T. S.
i HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory, making II nOwo one Of the argestn &aRR,
in the District, where his facilities forE$EE4
manu- ufacturlng a kinds of CAH-WSN1
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed and from his long experience In the busi-
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
Second hand Carriages taken in ex xohange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
d loft corner of 18th and E SITS.
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GOLD PENS-Bagley's, Foley 3, and MOrtOns o
NJ Gold Pens, various sizes and STYLES, for sale at
manufacturers price, Just received By
ian 50 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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NEW CONFECTIONERY,
~ No. All 7th ST., one door north Of q st.
The subscriber respectfuy announces to the cti-
zens and the public that he has fitted up his estab
iishmelt in the best style. and has on hand the
choicest CONFECTIONERY ofail kInds.
ICE CREAM always 70 be had. and of the very
best quality which he wiil furnish to order in any
part of the city, At 81 50 per gallon.
Fresh PIES and CAKES. OF all kinds. every day
at y o'clock. made of the best material the market
can afford.
! All kinds OF FANCY CAKES that 10 usually
kept in place OF this kind.
Balls, Parties. Weddings, & c.. furnished to order
IN the shortest notice and On the most reasonable
terms.
Jan l8-lmt VIM. i. FORD.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.-Our sincere thanks are
H hereby rendered to all who have settled their ao-
counts with US since our lest issue of bills. But our
prncip object is to call the attention of those
who have not paid to this notice. We want them to
know that zoe snfsrins for the Of ths money
due Ms, and hope that without delay those persons
whom we have in good faith accommodated will call
or send in their settlements
Jan g d4w CLAGETT & DODsON.
THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
Just published. tAs Sd edition, ....
-" ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI
NAL DISEASES.-A scientific Treatise on tie
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness, involuntary Emissions, Impo-
teDce. O., resulting from Vicious habits acquired
during the critical passage ON Youth to Man
hood.
BY Or. CULVERwELL,
Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons OF Eng
land, uS27), Llcenolate OF the Hall, u854), and 81
years Resldent Practitioner IN London. Author of
the Guide TO Health" Green Book" How to be
Happy. Memoirs of Single aud Married Life, x c.
This small but valuable Treatise, written by world
renowned PLY sican and Surgeon. points out the
only sure and permanent for all diseases result
ing from self abuse. and the only pubca OfIts
kind written In benevolent spirit and by q solentf
10 man. Ii should be In the hands OF all who value
their life and health and happiness here and hereaf
ter.
Price " cents, or stamps at the receipt of which
II WI ! be sent post free, aud well secured. by DIR.
CH KLINE. No. 40 1st Avenue, Box 1896, New
YORK. jan IL
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AN UPRIGHT PIANO, = octaves, beautiful
IA rosewood. 6ne finish, and exquisite tone, for
sale 1T great bargain at our Piano Forte and Music
Store No, S6 Pa. avenue between 9Th and 10th sts.
ian 6 JOHN F, ELLIS,
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CAsH PAID FOR FURNlTURE.gsII 'zv5-li o.
The highest cSsh prices wiz at al times be paid
for good second- hand dFURNITURE. Persons de-
vantage TO sIys as . Gall bsiors disposnx Of their
! h'ussno'a ehs0essr BoNTZ& L cooMBs.
ian Is 2v No 80 7th street nearI.
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g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
Optioian, D.. WOOLFSON. who @Na<@
has arrived from Europe with his S
others Of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EYEGLASSES: among which are the - .
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN Pebbles. CRYSTALS, Etc.,
which are warranted to Improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to il also
SHORTSIGHTEDNESS
Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at FIRST sight. Those
wOndrrfu}e --'t .F-f t.-s-fc- t'H -if"ll t.ITT7
DOUBLE-POIISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, At Paris, through their producing
clearness and easiness division heretofore unknown
in any other improvements. ed .-a.--t'' u"
: Also. ali styles Of OPERA SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses. and Microscopes
are FOR sale at his store OF Eighth and
tween street and Pa. avenue. sErf - -f-.' ~.
80 70 go aof fu ms axe ns GO sorssr o. sa street.
hshment in Europe. ns-tf
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EDWARD SNOwDEN,
NENERAL CLAIM AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT. -
For BOUNTY Lands, Pension Claims, Prhsecu-
tion OF Claims before the Court of CLAIMS Congress
and the Departments, Purchase and Sale Of real es
Iaies, attend to Renting Houses, Buy and Sell Land
Warrants. Negotiate Loans, and all bu.iness OF
similar character.
Office corner 7th and Louisiana avenue,
jan n16ly Washnfton Civ
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NUNNS CLARkE'S -z
HALI.ETT, DAVIS CO.,SIs sfp
CELEB RATED PIANO FORTES,
Constantly receiving and for sale only by
JOHN r. ELLIS,
SO Pa. av., between 9Th and 10th sts
Purchasers will find II To their interest to examine
for themselves the superior qualities Of the above
Pianos.
Stools, Covers, Melodeons, &C., &C.. also on
hand. l6-tr
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7NHE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. g. METZE-
! ROTT, corner of Eleventh street and >.e-az
PeHnsy lvania avenue, rs the largest andSTTFT
only complete Musical Establishment in . W
the District Of Columbia.
Bacon, Raven Il Co g and Rosenkranze's ceIe-
brated PIANOS are always on hand IN great vare
ty; also, Princes superior MELODEONS.
Together with an immense stock of Musical In
stTuments and Sheet Music of every description.
plannforte tuning executed by MIR. Rebine.
d9-tf
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" .rvcALNn AND sILv
ATTHE BEST RATES.
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD,
ON The PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EU-
ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT.
GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA MO-
NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL B OPENED
FOX DEPOSITOR PAYABLE INSANE
FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHANGING THE
CURRENT RATES.-CHECKS MUSTBE
MARKED ACCORDIHGLY.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRTNCE
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN
SUMS TO SUIT.
BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON COM.
MISSION
UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED THE
HIGHEST RATES.
sWEENY, WI RIrTENHousE, FAINT CO.
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Corporation Bonds of the City Of Davenport.
Iowa pay ing 10 Per cent interest By Coupon in New
0 Dos s sia hs oy S
pGs aeb op, .sS
o q the & the
these bonds, believing them to be safe any
ocS cHUBB BROTHERS
WAsHlSsshH2INh sHIhFhassSEsbb ihsSsbfSF 81 SSMFakEhs
CAPITAL. sDoeoom
aaf ef eHSea5 sSs '5ssS { sSsys
CHANDlSE. &c, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, AZ their Once, corner OF
Tenth street and Pennsyl ylyania Aveuue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRHcToRs.
VIM. F. Bayiy, Samue Bacon.
Joseph Bryan, James F. Halliday,
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Erapols Mohun, M. w, GAt,
Benz. Beell,
JAMES @. Moo UIRE, President.
0RAffoN y. HANSON. Secretary. ap lily
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CUKLED HAIR. MOSS, HAIR SEATING,
ask Sofa Springs. Castors, x c.. &c, 80.
A full 8ssOrtII mt of Cabinet Makers and Uphol-
sters' Goods at prices to suit the times.
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
SIG Pa. avenue. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.,
jan G 2w Washington, ID. =.
Intel. States. .& Alex. .Gazette.)
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B ooSSrsfr SSrsfrsAerprs-eIfFf2s 29k sa

b y GIFTsGGIFTs .-GiFTsm
PHILBRICK's THIRD ANNUAL SALE
now open at
No. l76 Peaasplrasia areaxs, (rsf door sasf Of
Uaitsd States Hotel. Il f.e..--
Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several
thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European
and American Literature which wall be sold At the
publIsher's lowest pyces and many OF them for less
And a BEAUTIFUL PRESENT viii be mad
Immediately sftsr the sale to each purchaser OF
Book Ger yh,ch We receive 81 and upwards.
Our PR ESENTS oonsist in part Of 3 @
Gold and Silver w Atches. Gold Lockets Brace
lets, Armets, Chains, Cameo, Gold -stOne and Mo
saic Pins and Drops, Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Gold Watch Keys, Caa Pins, Pens, Pencils. Rings
ST ss5a worth Of Present. viii be given away With
Catalogues OF Books oan be obtained at the store
lanes and rentlemen are invited to call and sx-
anime our stock Of Books and Pressnts. 1'.i
! aT-tf " b'A'i'"' -' '' '' ]. PHJEBRicK. Assnt.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION AND The
~ Ocean Post. by Thomas Rsiney, I, t.voanme' sso'
ian is FRANCK TAYLOR.
A CCORDEONS, VIOLINs. FL U ES
n StrInss, Banjos. Violincellos, TamDounes,
Music Paper, q O., always on hand, wholesale and
JOHN r. ELLIS.
ispls SO6 Pa, sv., bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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u1HE DIPLOMATIC HISTORY OF THE
4 Admipistrstloa9 Of WAshinston and Adams M !.
Sent By mail. postage paid q. 90 .y,o.
janA FRANCk TANtnR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28
THIRTY-FTF-TH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1883.

DIFFICULTY.
Mr.. wusos, (opp.) Of Mass, introduced resolution
authorizing commission 10 examine into the difficulties
WITH and affairs Of Utah. before resorns 70 force Re
ferred 10 the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Pucu, opp Of Ohio, presented The
yofSf RrsofurIoNs ONO
Mr.. wApy, (opp of Ohio, declared that they were dis
reputable in their character.
Az the inpatient demand OF several senators they
read They express their entire confidence in the nteg
ry and ability OF the present Chief Magistrate and
divided support They rearm the doctrines Of the Gin
PLATFORM and regard the refusal Of tho Lecompton
Convention TO submit the constitution TO the people
fortunate the peace Of that country, and declare
be their unaterabe judgment that every constitution OF
every state OF the Unon unless otherwise directed
by The people ought 70 be submitted bona fde the
electors Of such Territory for approval or rejection and
concludes by instrucng the senators and requesting the
representatives Of Ohio TO vote against the admission Of
under the Lecompon constitution any other not
the clearly expressed will OF the people.
Mr. wADE remarked that the reason why he stgmstizcd
the resolutions direpuable that they did not
speak ont with that manly Independence with which the
legislature % sovereign State should always speak upon
any question Of sufficient importance for expressing any
opinion at all These resolutions endorse tho President
and pledge themselves 10 support every ot and title OF
the administration, when they intend 70 conclude by in
s,rucng their senators 10 against the only great and
darling which the administration has presented
why directly 10 the question at ISSUE and with
that calm dignity which becomes sovereign state de
clare and announce their purposes and their wi1 Why
90 crouchng like miserable slaves 10 the administration
and hypoorcaly declare that they have the fullest
confidence In when they mean 70 end by
dec airing their stern determination 10 oppose the
only important has brought forward ?
me President not only announces his determination not
n allow the people Of Kansas 70 make their consttu
ton but 10 force upon them made by their enemies
and compel obedience TO with the point Of the bsyneL
Mr. Wade proposed that N u should come 70 that 10 re
sumo the same argument where fathers left IT, The
South had nc, upon their plantations more sp
rted Sc, OF people than those who passed these resou
tons 0aughter) OF course there was no necessity Of
nstructing him ho~ 10 vote irene we'd laughter.) II
the Executive should persist in this policy he was
rant aud deserved the frowns and reprohson every
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A REFORM MAYOR AT LAsr.-Mayor Tiemann
has already commenced his great reforms in the
manners and morals of this mighty metropolis
From our police reports, it seems that he has
selected as his Talleyrand and chief adviser a
distinguished character we'll known around the
grand juries and criminal courts Of this city-
the Rev. Marcus Tullius Cicero Stanley-who
has just joined the church and is about to ascend
the pulpit as O rival to Parson Beecher. With
such q guide, philosopher and friend as
Stanley will be to the Mayor, we may ex-
pect the most terrible onslaught in favor of re-
form that has ever been witnessed in New York.
The Rev. Marcus Tullius Cicero Stanley having,
in the course of an experience of many years,
become acquainted with all the highways and
byways Of crime in our city, is competent to
give the fullest Information in regard to them,
and to make out q chart for the guidance of the
Mayor The work of reform will be tremen-
dous We expect that the lottery policy Offices
will all be shut up and their keepers punished.
We expect to see all the gambling houses puri-
fed and turned into conventicles, under the d.
rection of Parson Stanley. We expect to see
all the houses of i'll fame in Mercer street and
Church street emptied, their inmates taught a
course of industry, and sent out to Kansas,
California and other places where women are
scarce, to serve as models of virtue and purity
for the next generation. Mayor Tiemann is on
the high road as o reformer of this wicked
Babylon. His principal adviser and counsellor,
the Rev. Marcus Tullius Cicero Stanley, is, with
his well known experience, the most competent
guide that he can have in this mighty work
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WARRINGTON, Jan. II, 1853
Case No. 4e-Jacob N. Payne ct al, Jonathan J.
Niles ct al-Argument concluded.
No 5oPaul sponord ct al. claimants OF the steamship
James Adger W. L. Todd-an appeal from the United
The matters in controversy having been settled
ordered THAI the appeal be Dismissed with costs.
Nos. 81 and 52-Edwin NJ. Chaffee Trustee OF Horace
II. Day, Nathaniel Hayward; and Horace H. Day W.
Nathaniel Hayward-Argued for defendant submitted on
printed argument for plaintiffs.
No 54-Horace Q. Sisby ct al, vs.. Elijah Foote.-Ar-
gument for appellants commenced.
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Burrows n1ArRE-Mr. Bourccault's comedy Of "Old
Heads and Young Hears played las, night for Tho
first time this house, with the following Distribution
Lord Charles Roebsek Mr. wslcO This arst appesranoc);
Iittleton Coke, Mr.. Charles Mathews; Tom Coke Mr..
Broughan Jcsse Rural, Mr. Fisher Colonel Rocket Mr..
Brougham; Lady Alice Hawthorn, Mrs. I. W. Davenport
This combination OF avore artists In the same play drew
acrowded house. The comedy was we'll acted through
out Mr. walcot who made his entree this theatre
very cordially received. The aterpiece was Mr..
Rroughams Columbus" This evening HOld Heads and
Young Hearts" will be repeated, and Mr. Mathews viii
play in "Cool as Cucumber"
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ter, and he was discharged to make the most Of
it. As flibuster he has played his part, and.
has failed. Let him now turn his attention to
some more useful pursuit, and we doubt not
that he will be more successful. In any honest
undertaking he has our wishes for his success;
but as flibuster he is played out, and his silly
speeches against the administration are gloves
labor lost
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News from Kansas.

81 Lows, Jan. n, 1858.
Tho Democrats Kansas correspondent says that tho
people havc decided not 70 memorabilia Congress for
enabling act but 10 pas for themselves and frame
constitution which will be in effect the Topeka instrument
and submit TO popular vote for acceptance rejection
Mr. Oarkson passed Bonneville yesterday, route 70
Washington with the Leoompton constitution and The o.
fetal returns Of the late election
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-28

NEW OHHAss,RJan. ~, nR
Cotton market buoyant sales to-day IT. 900 balesy
market closing firm. sugar steady. Flour closed with
an advancing tendency; sales at ~ 20. white corn esc
Freights active. Cotton-to Liverpool, lb-S2d W
Hayre, 15.1ec and 70 Boston, No other articles gene
rally unchanged. = 49, a..
Toes end provisions nominal Mess pork offered ~
sI3 but no Gales made Whole number Of hogs packed
so far aoa ooo against $4,000 last year. Receipts for
he last "a bours-30o0
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Naval InselIlreuee.

The United states steamer shubrick, Capt Decamp,
from Philadelphia for San Francisco arrived Thomas
about 9Th inst and sailed again tho 10TH after coang
The United states sloop Of war 81. Marys, Com Davis,
remained at Honolulu on the Sth inst
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PWtADrPua, Jan. 81, 1855
Herr Formes made his FIRST appearance here at ths
academy Of Music this evening and tho excitement
tremendous The audience the largest gathered
within the walls Of the Academy, and greeted the rcaa
besso with the most enthusiastic applause Hundreds
were unable 10 obtain admission 10 hear him
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BOSTON,, Jan. ~, 1864
AT the first meeting OF the creditors Of Charles III Mills
Cos 10 the Court Of Insolvency claims 10 the amount -
200 900 proved and additional debts 10 the amount
OF several hundred thousand dollars will be proved the
next meeting Messrs Ezra Lincoln and ID. r. Nudge
were chosen assgnees.
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statue OF washington.

NUHsUNDi va Jbu' ~ .ou.'
Cravfords statue 81 Washington unwrapped today
II was vsed by thousands Of ladies and gentlemen, and
pronounced fsutess BY everybody; and q IN fact
grand and glorious work Of ast
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THE LATEST NEWS,
Important from Washington,

TIE UTAH BxPKDITIoN-GENERAL SCOTT TO GO TO
CALIFORNIA THE BB0oKLYN NAVY YARD-NvEs
TIGATING COMMITTEES, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 1853
Later advices from Col Johnston at Camp Scott have
Been received the War Department but the Secretary
thinks they not of character that should be publish
cd and he therefore declines furnishing them to the press
1t positively asserted that General Scott will pro-
coed to California in the which sails from New
York on the Goth proxmo Orders will be issued from the
War Department in few days TO that effect The officers
at present detailed TO accompany him are Colonel Tho
Assistant Adjutant General Lieut. Colonel George W.
Lay, Aid de Camp and Assistant Surgeon Charles Crane,
Medical Department.
General Scott will leave Washington 10 morrow for New
York to make final arrangements preparatory to embark
ing for The Pacific.
There been leak discovered In the OUTLAWS of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. When the Committee Of Ways and
Means was engaged making out its appropriation bill
the developed that the expenditures at Brooklyn
station have exceeded all calculations by upwards of
$500 The result is that instead Of 5000 900 only
5000 900 will be recommended by Mr. Clancy Jones and
his associates for the Navy Yard at New York This
brings the metropolis down almost to the level Of Pha
delpha, for believe the Navy Yard there is TO have
$125 600 The question has become OF the money
the Brooklyn yard This question will be answered
presume, by committee of investigation.
The Committee OF Ways AMI Means meet regularly
every ony and dispose of vast quantity Of business.
They hive cut down already upwards Of ten million dol
lars on the estimates sent in by the various Secretaries
They determined TO bring the appropriations down TO
the loves. mark Tbs is in accordance with tho views OF
the President
The Fort smelling investigating Committee me. to day,
and examined great length Hon. Robert Smith, OF ILL.,
nos He made pretty strong points against the par
ties who engaged in the transaction. He stated that
be considered the property worth over half million
dollars.
The Committee the Eighty seven thousand dollars
in session long time Mr.. Fay who examined and
made the report on the books Of the Company was
amined day. His statement about the that
appeared in his report Mr. Stone will be examined TO-
morrow.
Judge A. n. Russell and lady arrived this evening and
took quarters at Wizards.