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The NEW SroRE of Messrs Gait Brothers will he great
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In PURSUANCE Of the provisions Of the act Of
Congress Approved Ny ISIS approved
Joy g. 1850, eutcd establish sdatonl
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AcQeIrxD. Louis r. Fcachtig, printer from Wash
ington, who was arrested time since for shooting
negro girl near the Washington depot brought up
for trial to-day and acquitted, there being particle
of evidence against him.
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painting ut Odd Fellows Hall will positively close on
Saturday Of ths week Those who have beeu prevented
from seeing this interesting work Of art should embrace
the present opportunity
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That for such Colius
m perform said service the Postmaster authorized
the other
perform transporting from ,ucb rt
the snch Britain
the po~toves
rnscd And Tho Postmaster NAV with
the change the European
M under the contract Aforesaid from Liverpool south
Mr. HUNTER novel 10 amend the clsuse which il wns
proposed to insert by adding provso that sad contract
ora sa in Of such change, receive for such trsns
porAon instead Of the contract price, the amount OF
ocean and inland possg received BY the United States
After long debate, the question being taken, the
amendment to the amendment was not agreed to-yeas
Al, nays 26-as follows
fhAhe~srs Cay. Cugaa Iismmona Hoastcs Hunter John
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i"'"son Of New Jersey and Tcsnbs2S
, Mr. DAVIS moved to amend the amendment by stri-
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may &c which not agreed TO-
me amendment reported by the committee then
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YEss-se-srs Alien Rail Bsier Bright Broisrick Chandler,
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Mr.. j, CLANCY JONES also by unanimous consent,
reported from the Committee Of Ways and Means the
amendments of the Senate to the naval approp ation bill
and they made the special order in Committee OF
the Whole
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the state OF the Union mr. SrHPnxs of Georgia. in tina
chair and proceeded to the consideration of the amend
mcnts Of the senate to the naval appropriation bin
Mr. BOCOCK, Of Virginia, hoped the House would not
agree the recommendation OF the Committee OF Ways
and Means in the amendment Of the SEN
ate authorizing the construction of 1--WE small steam
sloops-of- He had stated former occasion
that the Secretary of the Navy had recommend
ed the construction of these vessels, but he had
not read that recommendation TO the House. He
now would beg leave to do The recommendation
forth that the act authorizing the construction Of
Ave soops-ofwar did not admit Of the construction OF
small steamers Of light draught, very much nccds
For years past continues the Secretary the govern
ment has possessed means Of supplying this want
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for there few vessels in the service that could
ryater harbon south Of Norfolk. This class Of
sells would bo Of incalcuable advantage, and three
four OF them should be constantly kept on
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guns, they rendered far scrvIsAbe than arger
They would carry the largest Of Dnhgrens guns,
aud shot from Ut them striking the largest class Of
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ia economical point Of view II cost ~ psepars AMI
keep in commission OF the large -sinrd gafes
$3.50 900 year, whilst OF these small sloops carry
ing twelve guns could I've supported for as 0o0
$50, 900 year He azked, them therefore whether
three Of these vessclR carrying in all thirty guns would
he far efficient than OF the large CHASE 10
which he referred If they would then three of them
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The VICE PRESIDENT Laid before the Senate Iette
from the Chief Clerk Of the Court Of Claims, in susw
10 resolution OF the Senate requesting the return Of thu
petition and papers Of Michael Hanson which read
and ordered ~ lie ON the table
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Proceedings of To-day.

IN THE SENATE, this morning, a number OF
private petitions and reports were presented
Mr.. Mason, from Committee on Foreign Rela.
lions, reported a bill authorizing the Executive
to employ force to protect the rights of our cit-
zens from outrages by foreign nations, having
especial reference to Central and South American
nations.
Mr. Mason moved to make the bill the order of
the day for tomorrow, in which he had the con-
currence OF Messrs Gwn and Houston, who sew
orally urged the importance of action this SUBJ
Ject In time for the concurrence of the House
Mr.. Seward was opposed to the notion and
expressed strong disapprobation of the measure
Tie was unwilling to involve this country in war
with all the nations of America south of our own
mr.. Sldell offered an amendment authorizing
the President to suspend the neutrality laws II,
certain ca es; agreed to.
nays AZ.
prOtracted debate on the order of business
ensued, and had not concluded when our report
closed.
lS THE HOUSE, the Speaker announced the fol-
lowing named gentlemen composing the spc-
al committee on the memorial of the American
artist, praying for the establishment of an art
com mission Messrs. Marshall Of XIV. Keitt of
> T.; Taylor Of y. Y, Morris Of Pa, and PEN
dleton Of Ohio
The House passed the bill making appropria-
tion Tor deficiencies in the Indian service and the
Dill making appropriations for the support of
tne thfee regiments Of volunteers recently au-
thorized.
Mr.. j. g. Jones asked leave 10 introduce Joint
resolution that after the present session the next
me ting OF Congress shall be Oh the second Mon
day Of November next.
Objectien was made
The House acted on the disagreeing amend
ments OF both branches TO the Legislative Judi
cidi ana Executive Appropriation bill.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

S<LhII Or THE IHOhNiNo IhECC
The Union says it is currently reported that
Lord Napier, the British Minister, has des-
patched orders to the British naval commander
on the Halifax station to forward at once to
Admiral Stewart, commanding her Majesty's
Gulf squadron, instructions to discontinue tho
practice of search till specific instructions can
be received from the home government.
lie OntOn also sees trouble ahead of the
reconstruction" and reminds the Republ
cans that the Montgomery robber band are
acting in perfect accordance with the princi-
pies Of the Kansas free State party. .e
The Union thinks it not little significant
that the War Department have no official con.
frmation of the reported capitulation of the
Mormons 1t gives letter from an Elkhorn
correspondent of the Omaha Times, IN which
1t is stated that the Mormon emigration pass
ing on the old Mormon trail" this season il
very large, entirely of men. The trains drop
ping the old cumbersome means of transporta-
uon, travel quickly, are well supplied with
arms and ammunition, and in numbers arc
said to be equal to the troops in the Utah army.
The correspondent suggests that these trains
should be stopped.
AhS tHtOH, luflneT, IN summary OF our
naval force and comparison of it with that OF
Great Britain, shows the need of an addition
to tho effective force of our Navy. s.
The I"tctt,gencer, in a sevcn-column edi.o-
rial on the Right of Search, f" lays before its
readers concise review of the different phases
which the question has assumed since it first
became subject Of discussion between the
governments Of Great Britain and the United
states 1t says, 1T is apparent that on what
ever considerations they may be founded, or
by whatever motive they may be justified in
the eyes of the British Government, the Ameri-
can People will never yield their assent to any
Pretcnsion which involves the right of search or
visit IN time of peace, even though urged in the
name OF cause which may appeal to the in
suncts OF justice and humanity On the other
hand, 1t will not be denied by them that the
fraudulent use Of their flag by slavers or pirates
must not serve to procure immunity for such
transgressors, and will remain for US todeyise
some expedient by which the demands of ma
tlonal duty may be met without involving apy
compromise Of the national honor, if il should
oe found that existing arrangements are not
adequate TO this end"
1he IhatefIsgencsT mOurns the death of Com
Jones, and gives portion of its space to a NO.
tice of his life
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CONGRESSIONA
fhiriy.fifth Csngress-Ffrst Session.

In THS SENATE, yesterday, the resolutions rela
tive to the outrages by British cruisers on Ameri
can vessels were further discussed
Mr.. Mallory moved to amend by substituting a
JOINT resolution empowering the president tc
adopt measures to at once arrest the continuance
of these Outrages
The matter was then postponed; and the con.
sldsration OF the miscellaneous appropriation bill
was resumed and continued until adjournment
without action being had.
In THE HOUSE, in Committee Of the Whole
the Indian appropriation bill and the bill ma king
Apr opriation for the three regiment of volun
tcers were considered and reported to the House
message relative TO outrages on American
vessels was then received from the President
The loan bill WAS then considered, until ad.
jOurnment, without action
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treaty will be ratified in its original form, and
forwarded hither by the next steamer

Forwarded hither>by the next steamer.
The ENGLISH 0PERA-We are informed that
Manager Stuart has concluded a positive en-.
gagement with the leading English operate
performers now in this country-Mr Cooper,
tconductor,) Miss Miner, Miss Richings, Mr..
Guilmette, Mr.. Fraser, Mr.. Perrin, &c.-for q
short season in the Washington Theatre. Their
performances will commence about the middle
OF next week. That is, so soon as the excite
mcnt over the approaching municipal election
may have subsidized.
ABSURD RUMoR.4The rumor that infant.
gencs had been received here that the United
States steamer Fulton was fired into by Brit
ish cruiser, near Key West, is utterly without
foundation, as far as we can learn. If that or
any other American national vessel shall be
fired into by British cruiser we shall be yery
apt to hear Of the capture of the aggressor az
the same time the news of the Outrage reaches
us. ....
TIM WEATHKR.-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 about o'clock q. m :
JUNE 1, 1883
New York, N. Y..........cloudy
philadelphia, Pa. ........ cloudy
Baltimore. Md .... ....... misty mild
Washington, ID. C........ misty, wind F..
ticsmond, a...........cloudy, tn. 62, wind s
retslsbuTg ,'a............ciear, pleasant.
Norfolk, Va ...............th. 20, wind SW.
Wilmington, n. C.........cloudy. cool
Columbia, 8. clear warm
Charleston, s. clear, III. &c, wind SW
Augusta, 6a...............clear warm.
Savannah, Ga ............ clear, tn rs, wind 8.
Columbus, Ga............ .clear, warm.
Montgomery, Ala ........ clear, warm.
Lower Peach Tree, Ala. clear, warm.
Mobile, Ala .............. clear, til. as.
Gainesville, Mlss......... clear, pleasant.
New Orleans, Ia......... clear, tn 50, calm.
Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m fcor-
rected for temperature, 90 999; at noon 81. t23.
Thermometer. at a m, COO at noon, CSC.
Maximum yesterday, &c; minimum last night,
5Sk. 49,.
Rain during May, TX inches. Mean tempera-
ture of the month, Oh; maximum S5 minimum
40; Mean temperature Of warmest day, ~; Of
coolest day, 81.
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NOTICE TO MEhBERs OF CoNsREss.-Members
OF Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the star office Price,
Tor 1908 copies Of sxteen-page speech, one cent
and half each; for GOO more, one cent each.
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1 A CITIZEN OF WASHINGTON.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR CON
Il TROVERSN

This matter, which has been the subject of much
newspaper controversy of late, 1t strikes the writer
may he ut once settled If Col. James g. Berret Is
willing to have the truth placed beyond al attempts
at conceament. Mr.. Berry has distinctly sisted in
card to the pubic, that his partner. Mr.. Mohun. rs
eognZant of all the circumstances under which lie
paid to Col BeIret $500 claimed by the latter be-
Ing due to hun Tor procuring the removal OF the late
er If Public Buildings. Mr.. Mohun is well known
10 be an ardent friend of the election OF Colonel
Berret to the MayOralty. 1t is within Col. Berrets
power TO rstute the whole charge BY procuring and
Publishng, q certificate from him Mr.. MohunJ tn t
AIT Berry's statement is not substantially correct.
Jhus may Col Berrst clear up this charge, if it is
susceptible of hefng cleared up 7'l'-'~l -.
1t AN ANTI KNOW NOTHING VOTER.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE MEM DERS OF THE BROKEN
Il HEARTED CLUB take great r.
pleasure IN informing thar lrieSd, 1870
will give their Firs, q rand Excursion 90 Lepnard
town. Jun- 2sh, 1853. The steamer Powhsian mas
been engage fDr the OCCASION.
Particular IN future advertisement. Bv order
of the
It, COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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HENRY BITTINGER.
n~wHAT WAS THE FIVE HUNDRED
LII DOIII.AHS PAID For

Col. JAMES g. BERREr-Sr: The day of the
election approaches, etine rcutaton of Mr.. Thns.
Berry's deberats and plain charge has no. come
FORTH The various cards published in your behalf
SIMPLY show that strong effort has been made by
vOur friends to induce Mr. Berry to suppress the
whole sffair Now why do you not lay before the
pubic statement in your vindIcation from your
ardent supporter, Mr.. Mohnn, To wnom Mr. Berry
refers as being cognzant of the fact Of the $50 pay
ment to you and the circumstances under which it
was made? -''|- 80 = = -
yNv q Z ~ o.
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D-T0 THE CITIZENS OF WASHING

D=TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHING
~ TONI hear it SAID that all the shoulder
Hnss SPd ss & Of the
tImore to escape the penalty of their crimes at
home, are IN high gee anticipation of that largest
liberty In ylilainous deeds whioh they cxpect en-
JOY under Col. Berrets rule. -
There Is no sort of doubt in the minds of our u-
tegent citizens that he owes his nOmn nation to the
influence OF these grlevous sores upon Washington
society," and though he Is lavish and vocrferous in
and property among us, yet it is clearly evident to
III who nave observ ed the character of the
al which their outdoor mig hi meetings have becn
Composed, as got up for the purpose of SUSTAINING
alas Keystone Club will be the actual Mayor in the
event of his election.
And 1t is not understood by many of Mr. Rucb,n-
an's trends here and elsex here how Government
managing the nomination of a prsfes sedly warm
champion of Mr.. Douglas to the Mayoralty, Sin
order To rebHke the President" for removing Col.
Berrst from office, ard therefore, would ask the
IN ana out OF oihoe. how can the. consistently with
tner professions Of friendship for tho adninlstra-
tlGn cast their vote for the whose hi CHEST am
btiou for the Office he seeks to reflect upon tho
powers that SO justly removed him from Off 5e.
You have aDothsr gentleman before you no -
nrohgGt out ny The people who Is true and tried
TREND oi isw ard order who was born and reared
yOnI mldst one too who is deeply interested in tho
welfare and prosperity of our CITY man that the
Tongue Of SANDER cannot reach. This man Is Mr..
Richard Waach. Place MIN at the head of your
CITY ana you Will had that these murdcrers. robbers,
and NJ kind Ofvacabonds will soon disappear. You
VIII lind instead of Its being terror 10 those from
distance to visit the Federal City il will he peas
ure that In few months the city will go back to its
that men, women. and children will not be aGraId to
60 out IN the most public streets for fear of being
murdered as has been the case within the last two
years.
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n~YQsINEss MEMS rkAYER MEET
Prayer Meeting, which has heen held at 10 O'clock
for the past week, will b. held EV cry DAY, un-
til further notice, al II o'clock, IN the LIST Presbyts
rlan Church. ~ st. apS-tf
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in we'll informed circles that the British Minis,
ter, Lord Napier, dispatched a special messen-
ger yesterday to the Admiral of the British
North American feet, with series of instruc.
tons. The character of these instructions is
not made public, but they are confidently be-
lieved to relate to the outrages committed on
American vessels; and, as Lord Napier disa.
VOWS these proceedings on behalf of his govern.
ment, it is thought likely that his instructions
to the British Admiral are with view to their
cessation, unless made clearly according to spe-
clfc orders. tits somewhat singular that orders
Of q character to warrant such conduct should
have been issued to officers Of the British navy,
and that the minister of that Government
should not be advised thereof Lord N. IS mes.
senger will proceed first to Halifax, the exact
whereabouts of the Admiral being unknown.
CENTRAL AMERICAN APFAIRs.-A report is
circulating in this city that according to official
information received, the Governments of Mic
aragua and Costa RIGA have ratified tho treaty
for settlement of all difficulties between them,
including the boundary question; and that the
Governments Of Nicaragua, Costa RicSS and
Salvador have entered into treaty Of amity
and defence. 1t is also supposed that Guata.
maIa will join the alliance. Intelligence from
Bogota induces the belief that the Cass-H errsp