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" According to recent account, the Legion
OF Honor now consists Of s., os5 members, viz !:
~ grand cross, $50 grand officers, 1,1O2 comman.
ders, 4,s27 officers, and 49,OS6 knights. The
above numbers are exclusive Of foreig nsrs having
the decoration. The oldest dignataries OF the
order at the present moment are Marshall Count
heiile and puke Pasquier, grand crosses of 1915;
Northumberland Duke de TalIeyrand Perigord
grand officer of 1921
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Supscp,,y,sRA FFLE,

SUBSCRIBERS to The Rsis, 10, . r,oh and 20,
o oaose SCI o. SILVER WAKE At LLUYD,s.
Il. noa arc sth streets are respectfully Inyiej 90
" Pressht on Monday Evening, the Isrh lnst Al 4
c.qex P,se,ssy. ~ Which hour Abe rains WIN pos
rhs,. being few chances to dispose Of il voula
% Veil Tor ttose desirous of secLrny rias
os.i ssrJ ADD secure chance. An opportunIn ne
'hs present uAy not soon occsr again &C 10 n
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAY. ................ October 1s, 1855.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union, remarking upon the Opposition

olamor for revision Of the tariff, says:
eve want no snap judgments-n leg islation
In me midst Of the storm to govern us In the sue
ceeding calm. Ii may be well In the hour Of
peril to put the ship under short sail; but when
the gale subsidies, good commander will again
crowd on the canvas. Vicissitudes in business
are very opportune seasons for interested parties
to seek special legislation in their own behalf;
but nation Is not wise that falls into such traps
however plausible or pressing may be the rea-
sons urged for their enslavement -
The Union further considers the elections.
The Intsiiigsncer treats of railroad to the
Pacific, and in the course of its remarks says !:
at Is perhaps not generally known that, while
we nave been satisfying ourselves with the as
sured conviction that the territory Of the British
possessions Is too cold aud sterile to admit Of a
WORK SO gigantic, the English have been quietly
surveying railroad route through this very coun-
Try, and Professor Pallisser, who for more than
TWO years has been engaged in the survey, does
not hesitate to report that the face and confg ura
ton OF British America is 'eminently adapted for
railroad purposes"
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IHf DOMINICAN RKPuBLIc-Tbe Gaceta
Oh the Dominican Republic, dated san,o
n~H' september IL, Congratulate, all the
.',.1, aus On the restoration of peace and IN.
maj Triumph OF the great work Of rs,o,,n ao..
nenceo IN that capital on the 9TH Of ,n,a ~,
IL declares that ''the annal. OF ,,,,o. last
example Of political reform acco,oaI,- IHou ho
peaceful manner'' IN SO
This article Is followed by var,op, d.
emanating from PEDRO Santana I,N" e"'s
the country, General-in- Chief Of the Ami.
tue sovereign will Of the people charvrd "
ths restoration OF the government of the consist,
ton and the law, &c" This exalted person.n.
oeeiees that the circulation of the TREASURY no
emitted on the sth of August last by the admin
,,"a'ioh OF eI-Pre-ident valverde, shall be pro.
Aioi.eo ana that the holders thereof shall he
required within fifteen days after the date M m,
decree Sept 81 to present their mote. .t the COW
eminent omees and receive receipt. therefor.
which will hereafter be redeemed NJ tn. ,.,. =,
one hundred dollars, national currency for ...h
note.
The sum total Of the paper money recogn,zaa
by the Dominican Government. and actually On
circulation, Is SIS 29O, 43s Pedro santana think,
$4,000 in paper money would he quite su Client
as medium Of exchange for all the business
done In the Republic.
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III We have received accounts of heavy white
frosts occurring in South Carolina and Georgia.
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injured to the amount Of about $1,000. The
Arctic proceeded uninjured to the Navy Yard

Arctic proceeded uninjured to the Navy Yard
THE ApMmAL's FLAG.-we alluded, q day
or two since, to IN inaccurate statement about
the recognition, by the Navy Department, Of
the rank q Admiral in our naval service, and
sisted that the Departnsnt recognised no such
rsoh. A naval officer has furnishsd NJ the fol-
lowing, rsiativs to ths subject which sustains
what We then published
WARRINGTON, d. c., Oct Q, 1883.
ny Editor: The newspapers for the past week
flag; but all the articles that 1 have seen are a
little In error. and ! will endeavor to take the
kinks out Of the halliards for you. II. =
81 Ssio.e .ne present law which authorize. Cap
Omcers, those omcers were called Commodore,
and hoisted their flag a swallow tail blue broad
Pennant with thirteen starsl At the MAN. And
In rank kept the blue pennant flying, the second
hoisted the red, and the next In rank the white
Recently, the grade Of Commodores have been
abolished, and with them the broad pennants
Now, Flag Officers whose commissions as Can
tains bear date twenty wears back hoist 60 uare
blue nag at the FORE those whose commissions
are less than twenty years old hoist the same Gag
The square flag at the fore, in all foreign navie,.
denotes the presence Of Vice Admiral: at the
mizzen, Rear Admirali and at the main, an Ad.
mirsl. QuARrERMAsrrp
ARMY ORDERs.-From the Headquarters at
New York, under date of October 18th, an or.
der has been issued to the following effect:
"Ofhcers belonging to the department Of Texas
| now aosent therefrom, who, under existing or
ders would nave to proceed to join their stations
on the LIST OF November proximo, will await, at
| theii present address, orders to 60 out with re-
cruitS.n
FROM WASHINGTON TRRRIroRY.-The War
Department is in receipt of dispatches from
Major Garnstt, of the 9th infantry, confirming
the accounts, already published in the Star,
| relative to the movements Of the troops and the
encounters with Indians in the Territories of
Washington and Oregon
AFOREMENTIONED B. Jarvis, of Baltimore,
Md, has been appointed Indian Agent in the
Territory of Utah.
THE WEArHRR.-The following report of the
| weather for this morning is made from tho Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
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BOARDING.

oAKp AND FURNISHED ROOMS -
-. "a, = -. MnkLEY'S, "a Peaa. lcsass r.m
so s Ind these kooms plsasau, and n ~, ,oe
oc lin
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\, W Kew; John PierPont has made speech In
New York In advocacy Of spiritualiym.
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE

SAMUEL KIRHY. NaHrfIcfnrsr Of Ssp,yio,
ava Fashionable FErni:ure. respectfully an -
nounces to the citizens of Wnshineton III
Seorgetown, Alexandria. and environs, that IN
ms warehouse ls now well stocked with q SUI MI
peru and extensive stock OF elegant Carl
NET WARE IN Rosewood. Walnut Oak and
q'her desirable woods; such a, Psror, Dining room
LiDIay, Omce and Chamber Ssts, all manu- facture ed
stateu fnoes very low Funerals undertakeu
with promptness. SAMUEL KIRRY
oc l8- eotf near pa syeDns
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COLONIAL SELF-DEFEScE-Sir Ed Ivt,on
Bdlwrr, Principal British Secretary of State for
the Colonies has put forth document. in tn.
shape OF dispatch to Gov. Hamilton, OF the
Leeward Islands, which has In view the com.
Piete self defence OF the whole of the British COL
onies- The drain upon the British army for
men consequent upon its late Eastern wars. rem.
asrs II Imperative that those dependents Of the
bhush Empire, which have been deprived of
Tue protection Of the British soldiery, should
maintain small militia armies Of their own. both
10. ..e purpose Of resisting foreign invasion and
pa"ns aown domestic discord. Ii is I'm view
OF tIese facts that the Principal Secretary yr,,s.
governor hamilton, to impress upon him the e..
ueme Importance Of raising and m,i,,,i,,,,-
from local resources, and by local effort. 80
military force as will by its presence guarantee
the safety, dignity and internal peace oS ~. ooI
ony which he governs; and he proceed. 20 ..,,
that on reference to the records of past ve.r. y.
has observed that, in many of the West Indi.I-
lands local corps Were established, and ettcisn,-
iy kept up; and expresses his modification tn,
these wise precautions have been laid from mo-
nves Of false economy
appears, too, that the question of colonial
representation In the imperial Parliament Ia.
'hooted In some Of the colonies.
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On JUST RECEIVEU,
~ HHOS. Brown Sugar some yery GOOD at z
cents per 10 50 sacks Crf.e, comprising Jaws, Ma
rcabO and Rio; 50 half chests tea Black and Green
loo b.Iss Candles. consisting of Patent sperm, Ad
amsntlne and Mould: 50 boxes starch; 81 boxe.
Ground Coffee; Is boxes Chenioal 3 'sp: white and
cnored; e boxes TOb1cco, various kindf: 10 hbds
MOlassss; % bbls. Syrup; Whale and Sperm Oils:
Sweet OIis, Msrseilles aud Bordeaux; 5cases Sar-
dlnes. IN =, y, ard whole boxes; 50 boxes scotch
heripgs; 50 bbls. Henirgs; Nos. 2 and s Mackerei;
Yeast Powders, Of different kinds: Cod and Hske
FISH shouiders and Ham, Of the best quality: Co.
Goa, Broma ard Chocolates, Bakers best; Pine D.
PIE and Eastern Cheese; sanoe. of various kinds;
Mt bags Ensli,h Wanuts; bags Cream Nuts,
quantities to suit; Pokled salmon: $500 Cigars of
various Kinds. sone Very superior; IS q. Z Brooms
5ldJxen Buckets. cedar and painted; 20 neste Tube
CHOW Chow; Pie Fruit; Preserving Ginger; So hbls
choice brands Of Flour; loo bags new Buckvhest:
new Currants; icJbis. Old Rye w hiskey. very ,a,
old Brandy, DO do. do DO; Medei's sher y, aud
20 Wines do. do do do 8 ca rs Cttaw,a Grn-
g,,1 winc, dc, do. do. 90; 50 bbs. me ium Whirkv:
White Wine Vinegar; Cider Vine, az; Cunant Jsl-
ly; apple Jelly Having just removed to INV new
place, No 81 Louisiana avenue, opp cit, the BARI
Of Washington, am now prepared 10 effer great m
dpcements. Don't forget 10 call bizarre you pur-
chase. a. penny saved Is penny msde.
oc s-Mw5M q. ]. NEALE.
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MY LADY LUDLOW, a new novel. by Mr..
~. 0as.el. antaor OF .dary barton" Moorland
Elements Of Natural Philosophy, designed for
s &c nisn schools by Elias LOOMS, l..
u; ", WIN 10 illustrations; Price o..
For saisat ERANkLINPAILP'S
New Bookstore. $50 Pa. avenue,
oco between 9Th and 18th sts
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Sbs Isl. IestsTday Thursdsy, Sept. "a !.
- neay SOLD WATCH CHAIN Tits 50
a.. cred. ~ was vrencbed IN soGle Va, fraa. ~
49,. ~ .hs OVERS vest pocket A saitahI. ~.
the Star Office iea' - the cCaDter Of
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NJ 3. F. J. YERs
DsA !MNs5E Ks s I'll SIX Ss,s III
90 10 2HwSw' at M. as q street.
T, FRENCH HATS.
LUST Recelved, an invoice of French MOLE
SKIN HATS most beautiful article and anC1
ools.a suc sa.; Il 10 H Todd 20.
PRINTING PRESS FOR sALF.-wm To
NAPIER PRESS. capable Of WORKING as shsst 81 By
Is inohes. IL nov .tasdlns at the once Of Mr.. q.
Major %RSorb HsRSis' order &c i sSst
A notice that my t oMNfB 'psiS r aie
Tunnln. resuI.riy 70 aud from the Boats
bus TICKETS on the boats. Til, original f.re oi ..
c,nts to the Avenue and l2 to the cars ia st
ools1w HUGH LATHAM.
w. AMBROTYPEs.
PiCT faE procure s o. Of these beautiful styles Of
and He 10. sss low
afne selection Of the newest styles of Csses.
f'''s' arranged '0'o ss n 5,%s GALLERY
Penn. ave.. bet. 9Th and eth sts.,
0e 70 oppo. Centre Market.
vis s1IER FIhAkTY GAN =;
e. .t.. At hs far am 1e PsG%ps;a G. ysTy
dWS on hand. 90 aIvs
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
o. The partnership heretofore existing between g.
s sIe b; seg.e was dissolved by mutual
concern will be settled by either party.
=. SA NSTAG X CO.
SAMUEL. SAMlTAG,
oo IS-S. BERNARD SEIGLE.
EUW. CLARK.
- . DEALER N
LUMBER. WOOD AND COAL
LAND AND CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT LIKE
~ HAIR. WHITE AND COMMON SAND, &c,
oMcs q 1ard-NIrgInIa avenue. between 9Th and
10th streets cas- Navy Yard
Goal from the best mines in the country Seso lbs
70 the ton IN all cases. Fairness and promptn ass
may be feied upon. 90 IglIms
CLEAVtR'S HONEY SOAP, Bs~ry', Tn
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nose rhliooome, Pomade, Lyons Kathalron IA,
a anss GII csIine Camphor Soap. Frsngpsnn ga
good assortment Of Toilet Articles. g. lust re-,
eGelveo and Tor Gale by +. X. IUNDY. No. $50
Pennaylvania avenue. under the National hotel.
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dissolution OF COPARTNERsUIP

The partnership heretofore existing hetveen g
Sanstag b. seig!e was dissolved hy mutual oon
sent on SATURDAY, 18th October All bills due by the
concern will be settled by either party.
&. SAN STAG CO.
SAMUEL. SAMlTAG,
ooISSt BERNARD SEIGI.E
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENr.-Thef following
Is a statement of the receipts and expenditures
OF the Post Office Department for the quarter
ending on the Both of June, 1858, as exhibited
by the books Of the Auditor of the Treasury
for that Department
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Receipts.
Aniount OF letter postage. S2l6 295 So
Newspaper and pamphlet do... I4O ,eO :.
os.aso ioi 'eSistefeu letters 1851 50
Sanps SOLO. ....................... ,44 .O96 SIS
'i''oi""iehe. neutrality-suspicious.. 1914 g3
lo'ai................ 81 ,sl6, U22 50
ELpsHdtt1res.
Postmasters' compensation s5s7 ala 20
Pald for ship, steamboat, and way
let,ers ................... 4,47l So
Incidental expenses of post ofices.... 27i 954 20
1868, $40 SO
Net balance due the United States, 1852 1872 81
ne postage stamps and stamped envelopes
USED and cancelled amounts to 81 Sat, 257 "a
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F r NcH BAZ Ar.
II. KING,
No. ~ LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Has opened q srlendId assortment of
IN PARIS BONNETS. Nh
X French ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. AK
RIBBONS,
MILLINERY GOODS
HEAD; CLOAKs,
EN- b 4 d IDE cry,
large assortment of
LACES, FANCY GOODS. and
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
u Particular attention paid to Wholesale Or
ders and dealers in Millinery.
DRESS MAKING, In all its latest styIes
oc ls-M.W .&F,4w
NEW MAGAZINES FOX NOVEMBER
L arrived this morning at
SHIILINGTON'S BOOKSTORE
6odey,s ads Book for November.
Household Words do.
! aides Ma ionsl Magazine do.
Graham's Magazine do,
rome Magazine do.
BalIou's Dollar Monthly do.
The Ml.rnr OF Fashion. Journal Of the toilet I
Blank SOCKS. Memorandum Books, and Station
cry, Tor sale cheap, at
SHlLLINGTON'S
Bookstore. Odeon Building.
oo 10 corner "a street and Pa. ave.
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The wEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from tho Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about 7 O'Clock:
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W 10 CORNER "a street and Pa. ave.
OUDON's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ARCBI
doc f; SIC.
Sloan 3 Model A rchitect, 2 vols. folio: 8l5
Leeds aud Bury's Architecture, London: 81 OTIS
Batheld's American House Carpenter; S2H.
Nlchotson,s Carpenters Guide, London SS7s.
Masonry, lolnery and Carpentry, from tine tlcy
ciopGd Rritanios; ) 81.
Slosn's Carpenters Guide: s..
De Crafts STAIR Builders Guide; IS,
Owens HINTS on Public architecture: So
Designs for Rural Churches. London: IS.
Uplohns Rural Architecture, folio; S..
90 ID FRANCK TAYLOR.
REALITIES OF RUSKIN.-The True and the
~ Beautiful in Nature, Art, Mora!s and Relirion,
selected from the works of John HuskIn. A M .
author Of Modern Painters. & c.. with notice Of The
mail 81 81. "
How to ay Out q g rden; intended a. a {, eneraI
GUIDE In Choosing. Farming, or ImpI owing an Es-
tate from larter Of . acre to = hundred scrss
IN ex eft. w.t. reference Z" 10th Design and Exc
cution; BY Edw. Kemp, La dsca, s6ardener fnct-
enhead Park reprinted from the seoonO i.opuoh
edition, greatly en- aged. ans illustrated with nu
merons Plans SECTORS, ard 8, etches If 6 trdens
and Garden Obj cots; prloe 81; free Iy msil 8 80
Just published ana for sale by
FRANKLIN PHILIP. BOOKSELLER
nc'8 So Pe. bet 9,h and lkt
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'nG Sonsttut'oh w noever does not feel its force
and solemnity whoever does not bow with cheer
ful alacrity TO its mandates, whoever does not
cheflsh d In every line, holding Il holv-tbe
grand embodiment Of natural truths lifted 10 the
sdhctlon OF National law-has not the spirit of a
American, and cannot be a Democrat There 10
persuasion In the simple utterance Of IL to win
obedience OF an honest heart; a majesty I'm its
eommands to awe the most rebellious spirit and
nose VINO Will not listen to its injunctions ire
soon taught to obey its strength To jnt.rpIet
rus constitution tribunal has been esta blisbed
tnh IN purity OF life, simplicity of manner and
OF intellect, is without peer in the civ.
ms tribunal has recently pronounced very
49, Juo gment upon the relations of slavery
subject Of 0 Oti, or Improperly has become the
decided that the Constitution recoSnS.ss , nas.
as property In the fullest sense of The ,vord 80
mat SO recognizing it. Il will protect the reh Of
that the Territories being under the i,nmadSn,a
Jurisdiction OF the Constitution. ConorsSs h..
neither the right nor the power to probibi, 10,
oatlaea rom taxing such property into the com
mon domain, and that as Cong ress cannot i,.ait
exercise the right, IL follows that no Terr,to,,.i
Government, the creature Of Congress eitbsr o.
ITS executive, Legislative or judicial branch can
In any manner lawfully interfere with snch n,o
city, or draw any distinction between n a nd ,Ip,
o, any other character. An honest and trntbSri
ooedlence, directly and indirectly, in this decI.
nle.,,,. - .ne aoty OF all good citizens, and the
pressure OF all good Democrats.
senator Douglas at the opsn,no NJ ,h,. 8
ION he s. Sd the championship Of that decis.
ridicuied sbs fully, defended 1t ably, and
in att.%a ,eeiy interpret a municipal ordinsnca
the Conststnsxiao speak more understandineIv ~
supreme Bench. .S @Rs the s.S uI:t.
i've. 70 the study of jurisprudeneee 'hsl, whole
tinapss sd pogrssssed, that Senator, with diss
him to sacrifice 90 c,.w Which Away. enable,
principles to promote his own in,.Ip a,ty and bis
cred and yielded to the pressure ~ ~ discov.
heoition sentiment Of Northern RIieo saa! Ti
the free-soilism Of Freepor In nj. s osiore
.ast place he astonished even those vho ~. az
most familiar with his history and versaiil,tv AZ
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"A with CONFECTIONERY of ali kinda. in The
pest style. AID inside Of the best materials, at very
low rates At the far-famed Pkiiodeipkia CorJee-
ncHery ard lee Cream Depot. corner 18Th a-d y
Streets. Ples very nice, and Boston Cream Pufs
M It,
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