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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-05

" RIVA l. L E ID N n A Z = 2,
WITH IMMHNsE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEALND.

The reason Why, 10 thai by Natures own Prooea
= restores Ii. natural color Permanently amer the
thus makes It srov on Bad heads. removes ali dan.
drun, itching and heat from the scalp, suiets and
sohs and may Be relied apon to cure all diseases OF
the scalp and hair t Will stop and keep il from fall
and Il used b. Inc young Two or three times week,
vli never fal or become rrsy; then. reader, read
Hsssrs. o. J. woop q co.-eentsnen s.ving hoard
hair being qait. gray up my mind 70 lay ssds u.
preudices which Ia with great many persons
sse oonmsncrd using article fOr ny.slt
The result h.. been very that s.d
aid So and In Justice 70 vel Tor the
msnt Of others who may be but having
willing give further
pros" sad the best ptoef being ocular dsaOnsrsOn
direct them for iur.h.r proof who ana Ost
!. rev y. ss ennr .sd
psarsncs every way being slossisr and thicker mad
Corner Of COisuS,. nd Carroll Sta. sroosi;.
LIrrsssros Ala. Feb. Il, lisa
Pnov woop-Desr Sir: Your Hair Restorative IS done
slightly diminishing for several ye.rs caused suppose
sn slight burn whsn Vas quite an infant h.y. bee.
have tne tsad of hair growing. ser having used al
osSis remedy now sInt and sdvls. q. Who ar. sse.es
that way 70 use your remedy Yoa can pnb.h ths
PsILApHLfBIk, Sept o. lss1.
FkoY. WooD-Dear STR Your Hair Restorative provipa
Itself highly beneficial The front and
part Of head almost lost it, coverng-vss
have used bat half pint bottles
the top my head IL wei studded with PROMISING
of hair and the front sso receiving s
lave tried other preparations without
ever think from my personal recommendation car
induce many Others q try IL Yours, respectfully,
d. Z. THosAs. n. D.. No. sef Vine Street.
The Restorative put bottles Of three sils 80
viz large, medium and small; tho small holds \
pint and retalis for 81 per bottle; the medium hods
Al least ~ per cent. more IN proportion than the
small, retails for 81 per bottle; the large holds
quart % per cent. more IN proportion and retsIls
for IS bottle.
D. J. WOOD Co. froprietors, $40 Broadway
New York, Tin the great ". Y Wire Railing Es
tablishmert,l and l4 Market street, II. Louis. Mo
And sOld by all good drug gIsts and Fancy GOodi
Dealers. no IL SIN
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ID X X U vi A N SY X U I
Il Or, PROTECTED

ID K RU Wan syn UP,
Or, PROTECTED
Solution Of Prsiexide Of Iron Combined,
Having successfully passed the ordeal to vhioI
subjected, must now be received az
an established medicine. Its
Efhcsoy In Curing
Dyspepsia, Afseiioss Of ths Liver, Drops,
Neuralgia, BTonekifiS axd Consumption Tea
dsxeiss, Disofde,ed State Of rae Blood, Boi!s
Serrry, TAs Frustrating Effects of Lead o.
Mercury, General Debility, and all Dissasu
Which rsqsirs Tonic and Alis'atiss Msdieiss.
IL beyond question.
auth entioated; aud of such peculiar -
character, that sufferers cannot Pen
reasonably hesitate to receive the ~. % IN
pfe Tss Pc Pc RUyIAN sYRUP!sfI5fXEI
but IL. sra rang S:Ss is extensive beoaS.e S
many dsssftss sgpSsr sId yro unlike
ing from one cause, may Be cured
by one remedy. The class of diseases for whict
has 50 often beiHed the highest order Of msdioa
skill. The facts are tangible, the witnesses acoes-
trovsItible Thoss who may wish for an opinion
fI1m persons rsspsetng the eharscts
lowing among numerous testlmonIsis IN the hand,
OF the Agents; The signatures are those Of gentle
e1aD-TSs sadsrsfDsd having .rp.rI.nosa tn. beneficial
mend Il to the attention of The public.
EIom own experience. we'll from tn. testimony
unqusstonsbe, have doubt OF ecsey o.
Incpiept Diseases OF the Lungs Bronchial
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Dropsy Neuralgia In1sed
Its effects would be incredible high character
OF these who have with them have
their testimony ours, % its restorative power
Rev. JoRs PIkRroHr, THOMAS Q. AnoaY,
THOMAS A. DKxTHR.
8 q. K..D.Li. Nd. Jan. O Duss.
SAMUEL HAY.
MS vs known that the medicinal eject Of ProtoIids
son lost BY sssn ,ty brief . and . .
oxidation has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian
Syrup, this desirable point attained By sElTor In
and this solution may replace tie
proto carbonstos erss< and tartratss the hatsrs
ksdicA. A. A. HAVE, n. D.,
Assayer 10 the State hsssseh usstts.
S Boyston street., Boetsp.
For sale BY Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, a.; medium sized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK a. CO. Proprietors, Boston,
For sale in Washington by Z. ID. Gilman, Speoia
Agent; Marin Palmer, John Sohwartze. l.. NJ.
Smith, v. Hsbaugh, n. Ii. McPhersOn, r, =
Walsh. Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, j. 5. Lovejoy,
DR., ID, b. Clarke, ID. Ridge ely; and in 6sorge toGr
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DI.EofftTY6s s I'll LH fssT Yssor,,.
:" II - tt,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&AGEs EH a
Baltinsrs and Ohio RsiIrsad.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
TWO THR0UsH TRAINS ARE NOW Run
rpor pail T,tsIoePt Sunday.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW Run
FROM WASRTSGTON FUK THE VAST.
"a follows:
ht NAIL ThAlN starts 81 1.<S q. N. tSundsy
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
Chicago EXPRESS c0NNECTioN lssses
ashlngton az SEQ D. IN, reaching Clnctnaat st $50
m. next day, and connecting directly with Express
Tram for LouIsyl.ie CAIRO and the South eat and
for 81. LOUIS, kansAs, 40
To view the 6Tand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
In dayls ut, take either the las q. m. VI SEQ D. a.
trans from WashIntton
Tor Psrsersburs and all stations on the North
western Virgins osc take the ~ .. m. Tram For
Msnetta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO all Guar
tors and ever other possible facility Will be found
WAY P6SsENGF Frs for The Main stem Of tho
Baltimore and OHIO RsIlrosd VIII leave Washins-
ton a. follows:
For al points between Washington junction and
Piedmont take the 1.<5 q. m. tram.
For oil Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
tafe the SEQ m Tram. To connect with the Fred
srisk frsin take the sL<o .. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST,
a. M. and sec and IS D. m. Or Sunday at SEQ ,. m.
only.
Leave Baltimore st $50 and $50 q. m and $50 and
So p. N. ON Sunday 81 81 q. m. only.
tons and for Annapolis connections.
Tne7 Is g. m. and SEQ .. m. the chief connect
lnr trans Tor the west, and the 6.lO, 7S and see
,. m. trans for the east.
For further information inquire 81 the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket Office. W.shInston.
r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
non Master Of Transportation. Baltimore.
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WEgER,s COMET BAND
Balls, Private Parties, Parades, Serenades, ~
Funerals. etc., At the shortest notice. Orc
LETT at Metssott's Music Depot, Mr.. Gautier's ~
o., sc nh street, Nayy Yard, bstvesu spd l. Win
g promptly sttendsd 10. Dc S-su
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BIT AN OLD PRINTER.
We Printers sii.
LARGE GAPS and SMALL,
CoMPosKD for this occasion,
With BORDER rare
OF FLOWERS fair,
To grace the celebration.
Come let us CHASE,
With smiling FACE,
xhe moments that allure ~,
AND PRESS each FORM
In I'm BRACE warm,
Ihas with loves COINS SECURE Us.
And 40 We WET
Our HAP we'll get
Juse DAMP enough Tor WORKING
II mlsTAkK
To stTlve to make
IhPRKssIoNs when we're soAkISes
But once year.
DsIRlBuTR hero
The faIr. TO us, their tsvors-
Our sUMMgk's prime
And wINrER time
ArePREsskD In Learnlng's labor.
Then let Us CHASE.
With smiling FACE,
The moments that allure uz,
And PRtss each FORM
L. EM-BRACE warm,
That with loves COINS sIcUREus.
Monday. Jan. 8. ls59.
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fs s2pSSEHsh y RGsoss h9R EssrAI
osshnesIy requested TO call and examine onekI
s oomprising every quality and style .justYV
~ mso,tsa % my order. Call and look. IL you
H0PKiNS'S Unrivsllsd Bazaar.
oQrnsr Of 6th u. and Pa. av.,
se0-soW pee, drovuA' aAd NatioaAl hotels.
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL.
H THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHTL ATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PR AZ ID RY EhIIST

III THE GREAT PAIN ANNfHILAroR.
AND T kEMEc9f AZ. F3R Wye PEftSkPk k6 TEAn
PREPARED RY A CHEMIST.
BorTLKs II, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCoYERYIN MEDICAL
u.prsuopp sCtIEHCE; .,,
in all families in case ofsccldents sudden slos
less, as 1t frequently cures In less time than il re
Il cures pain any part Of the system and 1. uses
externally and internally.
duoe lad co p Pam ne shs PTG
and Body also, Stf Neck-eyery person shoulo
sinevs. Blood and Bones and, BY ITS warming Geo
power, e1 peis all pam IRON the system
H6RSEs PE PC e sTfkUfs 'e OF HH VIII
GHERRf-it IL the beat Cough Syrup in the
.s Il GGS AZ ssfjgq, use rL aARTsaoRNEs
= ne sSSSs medicines e ee had 5. al Drug Store.
sosn e. hisssnda cl'0' a. sfHIE'
L DIR. Is ROSES MEDICINES.
OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies the result of thirty FIVE years
of extensive and SUCCESSFUL practice. AID are the
only reliable preparations to cure the various ills
'n pR zen J. !. R RSg COUGH sYRUP.oREx-
PECTORANT will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarsness Bronchitis and all Lung diseases. Price
DR.. J: ROSES Alternative SYRUP
or Blood Purifier. for the cure of Scrofale, Old
EIgptons Chrome Diseases. loers ,Swelled Neck
aud all diseases arising from an Impure state of he
blood. Price 81.
DIR J.s. 0sE'SDYsPEPTlC COMPOUND.
The only sure oure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DR.. J. $. ROSES PAIN CURER. Ii is not
cure all but II alone hiss stood the test of IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear A ches Cholc
Pains IN the Stomach and Bowels, SpraIns Bruises
Pains In the Limbs Joints, Back and Spine or auy
pain internally or externally. PIice, IL, IS and 81
IfyOu wish to get cured OF any OF the above DOM
plants. get Dr. j. s. Roses genuine Medicines
which you will know when genuins by having his
by druggists generally.
N. b. Beware of those poor nostrums purport
lnE to he the best In the world. ia z. Nv
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss. 40.


The prevalence of the above complaints At TIN,
season generally has the effect of bringing out host
oil professedly rev specifics, and while some are
good many are useless, and others even dapgerops
Ihe wlsest course 10 pursue ~ To you fam
Hy phJslciaE or Otherwise use only such reInedle,
as long public experience has proved to be snfe ,nd
emcteious nf this character 10 TYI m ~ COM
FOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC, Onslaal.
~ the fnvorte prescription Of an eminent DIV
nsoon became popular remedy, and has onltlnp ed
20 enooy agrowlng reputation for the last twenty
years. In oases OF common Colds, Courhs, 40. ii
sots lke charm, and in Chrome Cases, BronchItls
w hooplnE Cough. Group, Asthma. Inn uerza, q O.
have usedit. ~ "
Proc IS cents and 50 cents per bottle.
cold by Nsirn Palmer, Chas. Stott, &o., Wash
lhgton Cissel. Georgetown; Peel& Stevens. Al
exsndrls where II may be had also. for convenience.
Ia Lozenger form. Price l2h and g cents box
fnown as "Tyer's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
drops, a. an elegant. pleasant and eth cacious Pull
monlo t.o1euxe they are unsurpassed. no ll-Sm
THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON Is
GIBBSS VEGETABLE BALSAM.-peT
forming almost Miracles in covering up Bald eads
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
u PAW.

One Of the Steamships OF this Company. oxrr,Inx
The United StateG Mai for ACAPUIsO. 49,.
SALlFOkNlA,s and OR ECON, leaves &E%
Panama twice each month. on the arrival -zzzE1<0
OF the United states MSil =. Company steamers,
whloh leave New Orleans and New York req u ARR
On the oth and 10th of each month with the mas
end passengers, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspscted and Al
proved by the NAVY Department, and warranty syssl
The Panama Railroad t<7 miles long 10 now ootp-
kleteo irom oocan TO ocear, and 10 crossed IN or q
hours Tie baggage OF passengers is CHECK cd in
New York through TO San rsnciso and passenSe era
re embarked AZ fsnama by steamer at the oom-
covers all expenses Of the trip.
o. keserve steamers are kept IN port In Panama and
san fanoisco, 10 prevent detention iu case OF aoc-
eent DO that the route 10 entirely re!iGk-no falars
having occurred II eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive az Aspinvall.
Conductors 70 through BY each steamer snd tske
charge OF women and children without other pro-
teotors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply a.
the agency. In West street, New YORK, 10 ]. w.
RAYMOND,-or 10 hRMsTRONG, HARRIS &
CO., New OTlesns,-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Boz
ton. watt
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THROUGH TICKETS can be obtained NJ IN.
6kEAT. SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD.
OFFICE, corner OF Pennsy lvanIa avenue and eth
street, WASHINGTON, on bOsTd of the Steam FerTJ
Boat George PSEe,or at the Office Of the Orange kls
Alexandria Railroad, ct Alexandra.
Richmond, DanrEits, Lyzeh6u-s, Bristol.
RnoSv1Hs, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga,
NashvI3se, Huntsville, Grand JRnctron,
Memphis, Montgomery and Ns,o OrIsSns,
By direct route, aud continuous rallvsy .-aasees
tons 10 Memphis.
AEordlng greater EIptiftto- and Ccrsfo-f ard
beng over 30 miles than by airy other rou &C.
The steam ferry boat 6eOrse Page leaves the foot
of1th street al Go m, for Alexandra, where pas
senfers take the oars for IohmOnd CharottsvIIie.
stanton, w hlte Su phuT Springs, w God stock A a..
and ct II p m. for Richmond aud all pOluts SoutA-
Ihls.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the oAss,
"a. avenue, II o. clock a. m and D. m
JAMES A. EVANS, Aren't.
ef-u Washington.
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1 United STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Rsgulsr Lane, and Without Failure
for Btgks Yssrs.
FOk CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RkHIsAy,

CAJrIoS.-So many frauds and impo- .
sltlons of yarlous kinds have been lately 49,
lerletrated on travellers bOpn nd 70 CA LI-sxk
fOkNlA, that the subscriber, the only sutAori zes
Agent for passage BY the U. 3. Mail Line, via Pnnx-
ma. IN the CITY Of New York. feels It his duty 10
caution al persons seeking passage 70 Cslnorpls
that TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 10
Ind the true once Of the Steamships Of the u =
Mail Line, via Panama railroad, as 10 other On ce
II rev orb 10 authorized to enraEe passage.
The Companies have only one ono in New Yorh
which 10 at III w est street, corner of Warren Al
Company's Wharf. - ~
III Observe ~ sign over tie door.
ielS j. w. RAYMOND afest Nev ya,k
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
IAN Opportunity presents itself to parents for
having the eduostlon of their sons completed in
Europe. The director of Gymnasium (publio
sohOO) of the largest town in Switzerland, is DIS
posed to receive into his family young American
gentlemen. and to direct their studies. This swiss
town offers great facilities for attaining perfection
In the different branches of education, and the high
standing OF the tutor guarantees the moraland phys
Ical " ell beng Of the pupil.
III For details and terms apply by letter to Box
No. 10. Star Ohioa. ia n 2awSvs
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EVENING STAR.

III The following lines, pat to the occasion,
were dotted down at the time Of the Printers
Rail
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ss- Sod by z. d. GILMAN, Washington; Il. q. T. Gil
SELL Georgetown, and by all Druggists sNerywhers.
Is 3I-an2In
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RIM So PIP LIE Q.
OFYIcE OF Army CLOTHING AND EouIPAsK.
Phil nTI puIA Iann.rE & iasa

OTEIcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EQuIPAsK,l
PHILADKLPHIA, January S, 1859 (
SBALKD PROPOSALS are IN VT Cd and will be re-
ssysd a this ef.os until 10 O'Clock m. Of Monday.
tract, the following Army Supplies and Materials,
deliverable at the United States Clio thing and
Esuipage DEPOT, tSchuylk Arsenal in Quantities
ssso yard: A-iuoh dark blue tind,so WOOL dyed,
cloth. for esps.to weigh about II ounces
5000 ,.RPd p. ?sseneA dark blu. ndiso WOOL dyed,
10 600 yards 81 inch dark blue Indigo wool dyed)
tvilled cloth. 70 weigh q ounces per yard
$500 yards s. .inoh sky blue tlndlGo wool dyedJ
l2oOo yard. army hiSnfei:.. wool gray. win -.
letters U. =. in block Z inches long In the
centre.l to be feet long and 5 feet inches
vlde-to weigh pound. each .,,,
fsnoel. to weigh 10 ouncss per yard
H. 500 yards q inch dark blue indigo dy ed cotton
and wool flannel. to weigh 81 ounces per
100 900 yards Inch white tootton and WOOL flannel,
to- weigh 6h ounces per yard
$4,000 yards Ss-inch unhles ched cotton drilling, to
weigh ounces per yard
10000 yards il oh canton fanne to weigh ounces
100 900 yard d-inoh unbleachsd cotton drilling, to
80 weigh 81 ounces Per yard ".ss
$4,000 pairs hall stoo1ngs, sizes. properly made
ofgOOd fleece wool, with dOubl and twisted
.ya1n. 20 weigh pounds per dog IN pairs
10000 yards red buntias wide. g long
500 do white do. do. do. do. do. do. do.
500, do. blue do. do. do. do. do. do. do.
1900 do. g inch Russia sheetlns. 10 weigh
AERO do 50 inch brown holland
50 900 do. S6-Inoh unbleaohed cotton muslin
1000 do. S-inch black alpaca
$500 do. brown linen
5000 do. buckrsm
5000 do canvass padding
10000 sheets cotton waddinE
4 II ~
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-ALPHABEYI9AL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
cssfsissag Cssis Of fysf-efsn Estsehsl1ss"
n all dspsrtsssats If bssissss 90 tAs ssv.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
ARCHITECTS.
p NrNNINs. AKency Block, cor. q sts., Sd story
j. II. MEsRILL, cor. 7th st. and Lou. Az. stairs;
wEsT HARpiNs, areh's builders, lsst. b. 4 x.
a. THOMPSON, q ~ St., bet. Pa. av. and City Hall.
GO. G. B. MITcaEIL, east wing City vi Hail IL -
wnss Lou .' e.. Az S patent
CHsRL1s q; grEnNEHLa,s Lou. av., b. ~ Z sts.
SS ;SSK.A.,r. 3: e; corner Pa. Az. Z 18th ss.
Mf sANps. e Co.. sss It'll st.. S''. d q e.
WIrHKHs' CITIZENS BAND, at Metxsrott's, Ps. ~.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
KIess Co, N. w. cor. 18th ut. q N. Y.av.
SWkkNt, kIIrENHoUsE, r ANT Co., $50 Pa. ~.
LEVI. oIsso CO e. ~ ' north OF rs
CHuBB BROTHERS, cor. & 18th SITS OPP. Treasury
J. W WEE Co, +3 Pa sv.. bet. ~ and 9Th sts.
PHKLAN's MARBLE TABLES, <68 18th st., cor Pa. ~.
BLACKSMITH SHOPS.
GHAs.C. ANDERSON. Md ay., near It'll st.. Island.
JOHN DuyALL, st., bet. 9Th 7th, near Pat Ofioe.
JOYCE Il LEHMAN, (horse shoers, } q Ohio av.
koBKAr PARKHILL. $50 Va. av., near Attn st., Island
BORkD SHS aGEi6 USES USES n SIDE NfAV'0
Mrs. BATES, southwest corner Pa av. and 9Th Ut.
Mrs. MASSEY, <56 Pa. av., between Sd and ~ SITS.
Mr. ToRSIy; So Pa az: bstveen LIST and I'd SITS.
SSH 81 r Sh and SITS
VIM. BALLAnryNR, religious book depost'y, S9a list
BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
GKoRss BURNS. $40 Pa. av.. near 9Th st.
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NO FIGHTING YET IN ITALY.
NAPOLEON At GENOA.
BRITISH NEUTRALITY PROCLAIMED.
ALL GERMANY AIMING.

The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, which
ssiled from Liverpool at about p. m, on the iAh
inst. arrived here at 10 O'Clock Thursday morning
Goth.
The steamship Fulton, from New-York, arrived at
Southampton at :3o the morning of the 18th inst
ard the City of Manchester touched at Queenstown
on the evening of the 18TH.
The Araba, from Boston, arrived at Liverpool at
1925 on Saturday morning, the 18th.
The steamer City of Baltimore, having brought out
Geographic news via Queenstown from London and
Liverpool to of the 18th inst the advices by the
Asia are virtually little than two days later
The position Of affairs at the seat of war had under
gone ne apparent change, aud no collision had taken
place.
Adviees from Constantinople to the 9Th report In
ereasng agitation in the Turkish provinces, especially
Bosnia. An increased number Of troops had been
placed on the watch.
The Austrian Government had stopped the transmits
sion of political news to Constantnope by telegraph
and the European inhabitants had requested that the
telegraph Jasy might be Joined to the Russian lines
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Presbyterian General Assemblies.

ISDIANoPoLIs, Thursday, May 70 1915.
The morning session Of the Presbyterian Asse,a"y
was consumed the consideration OF the report Oh 'ne
Committee on Church Discipline.
In the afternoon the Northwestern Theological
Seminary question was resumed and vote taken
under the operation of the previous question, result
ing in favor Of Chicago. -, -. -. .h,
Board Of Domestic Missions was taken up and as
cussed TIL the adjournment =, .. ,o.o
WLMiSoioS Del, Thursday May 70, 1917.
To-day the debate on the report on Foreign Missions
was concluded the Committee accepted the aueud-
uent of DIR. Stearnes, and the report was adopted
The management of the church erection i"na WAS a-
teoted. The report condenning the policy OF the
A. H. NJ s. toward this denomination in Illinois aai
enlnrcinr the powers Of the Church Extension Com
mittee viii probably be adopted tomorrow
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MECHANICS PROTECTIVE SOCIETIES.

BRIcKLAYERs' MEETISG.-The Brioklsyers mon
held its regular weekly meeting last evening mon
Hall, No I95 Bowery the President, Mr.. J. ID. WARD
in the Chair This Society is very efficiently organ
zed. numbers 500 journeymen members, and has now
been in existence since lis late reerganAaSh, ipi
1854 The meetings are always largely attended seo
the interest taken in the proceedings IS grea. Inc
wages received at the time Of the reorganization wa
Ia per day since which time it has bee deemed ai'
yissble to demand Ia. and subsequently, ios pc, ia!
The aforementioned sun is paid by the great I'D
iority of the employers. .har..,
II was determined by unanimous vote. al tns mel
inc last evening that. after Monday next no member
ofthe Association shall work for less than los Per
TH, VaRsIsHERs.-A regular meeting o. ,hs " az
p;.her, Association was aso held !ss evening o'ee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-27
AUSTRIA. PRUSSIA AND GERMANY IN
THE WAR

VIENNA, May 10, 1859.
The impotence and disappointment OF the Vienna
public at the slow-coach pace at which the war;
seemingly commenced in so bold manner, is drag
inc On. has induced the Government to put On all
the walls of the metropolis the following placard:
'.The probability that all the news published in the
Austrian papers in regard TO henovements OF the I'M
Derial army should become Known within some hours
10 the enemy and enable him TO turn them to his prot,
imposes upon US the duty of observing the utmost eau
lion In all such communications to the public Inc
latest news ia TO this effect that the Imperial army
has taken up position between the 70 and oess'
WHICH NAV serve az a basis for offensive movements;
II il possessed of al passages over the sesa, ana
Although the stu continuing rise Of the 20 prevents any
decisive movement to the right bank OF the nver tne
gronpd between Ponte Curone and Voghefs femains
occuDied by important detachnents OF the army .ns
sane time The railway bridge near Vslen1a has os'h
demolished by u.s. a, ,.
The Government regards, Of course, with some
di,msy. the movements in the smaller isahAn
s,.ts,. The following statement Of their mln'afy
forcs, hss been printed at the War Once:
Tu.cA,r-Four regiments infantry Of the hneEeaen q
consisting OK two bsttaous each bsttshon OF
~ eomnsnies. 6.8D meu; one battalion Of nnemen'
" eomps-ies, 7so men; one battalion os asuas rue