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- II NHNHl NIHHlHl-S IUN q MN EKS
day, March 30, 1859, ~ " '-
After the President called the meeting to order the
following resolutions were adopted: "
Resolved, That man shall be permitted TO attend
our meetings without he is willing to Join our Asso.
citation. - $500 " ''
Resolved, That no man shall work again ill they
Drlng In BILL and that their employer has nut his
name on the bill; that they willing TO pay SIP for
the best working man. f'' N
, Resolved, That no man shall have right to leave
the Hall until meeting has adjourned
Resolved, That we will hold a meeting oyerv day
until we commence work again - N'
Resolved, That the Committee shall go to their
employers and ascertain what they are willing to do
Resolved, That we will meet again at our Hall on
the 3lst Of March, 1889, at 10 o'clock A. M Every
member IL requested to attend
HERMAN SCHWEGMANN, Cor. Sec'y
SHhhLEs TICKER, Financial Secy. mr3l
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

JUDGE PRUDBN yesterday committed Ellen
Dodd to the City Prison for thirty days, for
smashing the glass over the light in front of
the Ninth-street Station-house.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

JOHN R. DoRMAN, of Chilllcothc, had his
pocket-book, containing $3.50, abstracted from
his pantaloOns' pocket at the depot of the Lit
tie Miami Railroad, yesterday morning.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

NAVIGATION has again been resumed upon
the Miami Canal, 1.-The water having been let on
yesterday.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

THERE arc five or six Pixies Peak companies
now organizing in our city, and in few days
they will be en- route to the auriferous reuiono
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Ericsson's New CalOrie Engine, by
which this paper is printed, proves a success.
1t runs Hoes lightning double cylinder press,
throwing off throo thousand impressions per
hour, at an expense, for fuel, of one cent and
a ahalfper same time. Our press and ngineroo
isopen to the public at 10 O'Clock P. NJ. Ladies
and gentlemen, Welcome
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The alarm of fire about three o'clock yester-
day morning was occasioned by the burning of
chimney on Water street, near Vine.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-31

ABsALoM GRAPEVINE, charged with the mur-
der OF Morris, will undergo an examination
on Saturday morning, before Judge Pradsn.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Seldom, assignee, VS.. Moore An action, aubn,Ittod
20 Judge Sorer, to recover 81 300 the difference be-
Whe ne tbsS price Of and the amount for
$3.50. "NNs"e"' ailo"eu LOT
rough for defonse ~ anu S'"i" "o-
Stewart vs. Mcbride. An application to set aside
GecTee @ refused and plaintiff allowed to file petition
sImIalley Bartlett The Cincinnati and CHICAGO
hallroad Company former order allowing neV
parties was set aside and case dismissed without prs
commence new suit. '"~' "' "ouiu
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TIE cases were few and unimportant in the
Police Court yesterday.
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See Interesting Local News on
Third Page.

THANKS to Adams Express for Eastern pa.
pers in advance of the mails.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

S~ ]. o. o. +. - THE OFFICERS
md members Of Crystal Fount Lodge No 1S6
l. o. o.. f., are hereby notified to attend the regular
quarterly meeting THIS (ThursdayJ EVENING,
March 3lst, for the payment of dues
mr5l =. ROBINSON. Per Sao,v
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1esz- sz-Y.M.M.L.A.TuER Y. REc11I 10

the Merchants Exchange MONDAY EVENING.
April 5th at halfgajt O'clock A full attendance is
requested as the Board will call for an expression Of
the will of the Association regarding the Christi
Cabinet. J. L. TATROTT9 Rnc Snci,so'
mr3l - -NN' wv -
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lC0MMUNICATED,1

To THB EDITOR OF THE DAILY PREss-Ir
your issue of this morning see the affidavit
OF three men, stating that they Understood me
to say that Mr.. F. Rammelsberg had proposed
to me to enter into joint agreement that VIC
would not employ any workman who had Ief,
any other shop on account of not being salts
NED with the prices he was receiving"
In justice to Mr.. Rammelsberg, I deem II
my duty to say, that no such proposition was
ever made to me by him, nor by any other
manufacturer.
In the conversation which is referred to. I
was endeavoring to show this committee that
their position was an improper one; and, by
way OF illustration only, asked them whether
they would consider it as being fair and honor
able should Mr.. R. and the other manufac-
tarers propose to combine and pledge them
left any other shop" etc., etc.
Please insert, and oblige
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PTEXT'S
Opera House.
This Evening, Thursday, March 31st,
GRAND ORATORIO.
Rossini's celebrated great Sacred Work.
tn e STA BAT MATER.
AND MAMMOTH CONCERT,
NO CURTAIN WILL BE RAISED,
Unprecedented Combination of Talent
Four Prima Donnas on the Same EVENING,
The sale Of seats admission including choice Of re-
Gallery 80 cents.
ITALIAN OPERA.
To morrow, FRIDAY, April Ist,
BENEFIT Of the celebrated Dramatic Prima Donna.
MLLE TERESA PARODI.
ERNANI.
SATURDAY, the second and last
GALA AND OPERA MATINEE,
Day performance at o'clock. Doors open at 2.
LUCIA DI LAMNIERNOOR,
And the celebrated second act the poison acene of
Donizettis Grand Opera OF -
LUCREZIA BORGIA.
There Will be no Opera on Saturday night, In con.
sequence OF the necessary night rehearsal for Mo.
2arts immortal and greatest of all Operas,
IL DON GIOVANNI,
VIII be produced, with most powerfll oast nm Mon
Jay and Tuesday, next week.
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NJ. L. DUNCAN.
CINCINNATI, March 80, 1859.
l was present at the conversation referred to.
as having occurred on the 21st inst, and un-
derstood Mr.. Duncan exactly as stated above.
j. G. HINTZ.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER

=, LEWIS BAKER, Sole Lessee; D. A. SARzEpAs, Star
Manager; w. O. TRUMPBOUR, Treasurer. 'e
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Der SSreuubc unb NanoStcute y So5YrT
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nnp no belprnmiitbi9 lctIul. rritrtatrn t5ltiIb.
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2on einem 1bfiie OfS G~aimentS Gr;ber;oa q.
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nan un9ariihen 9trai'nent (Ccm WRisncN rer
6al gu letn. Stntln9e 1T, oas nuf pen !6rieos.
lhauplas pcni8 Staliensr unc ~llnaurn orIhi6t
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pe rsutfhs 6itCrreitiiben Gruppen InO ocr psr.
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= Sn Main3 errl6mcren Fa ,pr, I1iabrioe
Jun9sn, Den &aiisr GapoleUn ~ ermorpen.
eat~snUeten i9rrn Gltern @sIp, fauften pifplsn
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CART 9srRaftst werpsn %tonnten.
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Cites &apitet.

Tie pirttitc See,e ber Scrnunft
Sit tcunrubist in mir.
Iber Der Gaate-
Hbctiae. eu fiji sertrcut nit mcinen Srraer.
9arttsncrbilI ut e~erIcren, uno i'd m5d!e ibn i,6cn;
DEM or abntlt etipas. nae ib mir e%nt!tnne.
Cine Large Belt %lsi,rem; cine lansc, lanee 8cit ;lYpr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

SHEEP AND GOArs.-In a letter to the Patent
Office. recently received from a gentleman of
Glynn county. Ga. it il stated that experiments
were made some few years ago to introduce the
Angola sheep and goat into the island of ST.
SimonS, in that county, which proved unsuc-
cessful. The animal is said to have thrived
well at first and after becoming remarkably
fat in an unusually short period of time, with
out showing any premonitory symptoms of dis
ease, they would hold up their noses and fall
back and die. In the pine barrcns on the main
land close by, they did well, and the writer is
of opinion that the Cashmere and Alpaca goats
would also thrive there, and suggests it as
proper place for the experiment Of their intro
ductiOn TO be attempted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

VESSELS IN THE NAyY.-At the close of the
present summer the American Navy will com.
prise ten ships of the line. ten frigntes twenty
one sloopS-of-war. three brigs, one schooner,
thirty-seven screw steamers of different grades
nine side-wheel steamers of different grades
three store ships, and five receiving ships; fetal
ninety mine vessels. This is about one-seventh
as many as are in the English one-ffth as many
as in the French and Austrian, and a little
more than one-fourth as many as are in the
Spanish navy; yet, except the first-named Pow.
or, We have more sea-cOast to guard, and prob
ably more numerous merchant marine to
protect, than all the other nations named taken
together
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12
PERSONAL.

-. Hon. d. Kilgorc, Of Indiana, is at the Wash
ington House
s.. Edward II Delano, Naval Constructor a,
the CharlestownN Navy Yard, died on Sunday.
81 r. B. Hunter and lady, England. Lieut.
Col. Adams, Lieut.. N. Unracke, II. b. M. s6Oti
rines, Major Coats, England, and DR. McGrath n.
b. MI steamer Curac on, are at Willards' 5
Capt 1nman, U g. N =, Major Cullen. Mimi,
A ). Day, Rev. Thos. Ashe, Messrs. Jones' Kill
gour, j. 3. White, and E. Franklin, of II. b. M
steamer Curac On, are at the National. 20 .
MIR. VIM. Old. Jr.. Is to assume the edito-
rial charge of the Richmond Examiner, which. II
is said is to be made daily in the interest OF the
Hon. X. NJ. L. Hunter as a Presidential candi-
date.
. 49,. Smith O'Brien was serenaded at Mobile,
on the 10Th ult., and was called out for a speech
lie said that when he came to the United States
he had hoped TO pass on his way as private in
dividual in his tour of observation without public
notice, but everywhere he had met with the
warmest hospitality, and that it was impossible
greeting which was offered him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

The Echo PRIsoNEKs.-In the L. =. Circuit
Couf' IN Charleston, ;. C., ON Thursday last
Judge Hayne charged the grand jury particularly
on the act of May, Ie2O. making the African slavs
trade piracy The jury having retired, the wit.
nesses In the Echo case, We're called before tho,
and after some time spent in delibera,io, ,,,,o
bills OF indictment Were found, one against the
sixteen prisoners now in jail and the other against
the one sent to Africa on board Of the Niagara
The sixteen prisoners were arraigned on Friday.
and Tuesday the 18th inst, to-day was Sc, for
the trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

III Marshall Potter arrested on SATURDAY. At
ST. stephen, N u. He-is charged with causing
the death Of bis mother two brothers and nephew
on Thursday morning last at Lee Maine, and
robbing the house of Sl5O. Ii will be- recollected
'hai he was the only one that escaped when the
house was burned. He was fully dressed, and his
TWO brothers, vino slept in the same room, Were
ou.neo' as were also his mother and nephew He
.', immediately after the fire. changed his clothes
I"roii, and succeeded in reach New Bruins
oeiore ne was arrested His clothes were
oiooay, ana the money earned by his two broth
CTS curing me winter was seen In his possession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-04-12

III The latest advices from Utah state that the
charge Of Judge Cradlebaugh to the Grand Jury
on the opening of the Second Judicial District
Court at Provo. had created quite an excitement
A large number Of the United states troops were
quartered in the same building where the Court
was held. which was regarded by the Mormons as
an intimidation, and an attempt to overawe the
iuries and threaten their liberty
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HIN New York. on Sunday, at the Roman
Catholic Church, in Forty second street the cur
tain covering portion Of the altar took Ire from
candle during the celebration Of Mass. The
church WAS crowded, and a fearful scene of excite
Inent ensued. In the rush for the door. upwards
If thirty persons. mostly women and children
were trampled upon and badly injured, having
arms and legs broken. Two children are consid-
cred fatally injured
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

The InteHigencsr quotes an article from the
Savannah Republican, giving an account of
the proceedings by the Government in the case
of the SLAYER Wanderer, to show that the Ex-
ecutive branch of the Government has fully
discharged the measure of its duties in the
premises, and that the imputations which have
been cast upon it are without foundation.
The Union did not make its appearance this
morning, being, We suppose, in process of meta
mOrphosis into the "C0RsfitutiOn."
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SEWING MACHINES IN ESGLAND.-Great excite
ment prevails at Stafford and NORTHAMPTON. in
England, In consequence Of the Introduction of
sewing machines in the manufacture Of boots and
shoes. At a meeting in Stafford, attended by two
thousand makers and binders. II was stated that
FIVE thousand persons had been thrown out Of en-
ployrnent in Northampton and one thousand in
Stafford by the introduction of machine sewn
tops and union was formed for resisting the in
novatiOn.
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LOST AND POUND.

STRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON
- the 9TH Of AprIi. between Georgetown xzF-k
and Ten7ily town. a small, red. horned GAssS~
cow, with a hole IA One and silt
the othe: VIII te under throat about vasy ears Old
rathar u IN. Any ona returning the said COW 10
JOHN II. kIDWElI., on Col. James ThomaS's
flrm, will receive n liberal reward. apI2-S'
Il OST-On Monday afternoon, APRIL nth. either
IL on bridge or Dunharton streets, Georgetown. a
small ACCOUNT BOOK, Of no To any one hut
the owner. The finder will receive liberal reward
by leaving it ut Mr.. HOFFa'S Jewclry Store
Bridge street. Georgetown, or At J. VI. COINS,
No: 322 Z street, between 9Th and eth sts.. Wash
lhgton, ID. u ap l2-ztE
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II Col. William Bent, of Bent's Fort. arrived
in WestpOrt, Illinois, few days since. He is of
the opinion that money cannot be made at Pixies
Peak, unless richer veins are discovered than have
been yet found. Bent's Fort, it will be remcm-
bered- is in the midst Of the reputed gold region
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ITIn Cincinnati. last week. young woman.
who gave her name as Elizabeth W right and said
she formerly resided in Louisville and PittsburS,
and claims to have been educated in a convent in
Kentucky, was arrested at Cincinnati ON Saturday
last for receiving some 81 900 in counterfeitbills
on various banks, from the office of the American
Express Company
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II The divorced wife Of Washington Smith.
who played such prominent part in the tragedy
which resulted in the shooting of Richard Carter
by Smith, in Philadelphia last fall, was married
about three months since to the editor of Sus-
quehanna county paper.
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF JEALOrsY.-A man named
Edward Benedict. in Detroit. lately killed his wife
with knife. His story is one of jealousy, ne al
Ieging that she had been living illicitly with
other man and tainted him of il. Within few
days he had assigned her his property and taken
to drinking and while under the influence of the
maddening cup and his passions committed the
dreadful crime
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iJ-A young lady named Hutchns committed
suicide in Atlanta, Ga, on Saturday week, by
shooting herself with pistol, causing almost In
slant death. The only reason assigned for the
commission of the act. is disappointed love. The
Young lady was engaged to be married, when sue
learned that the object Of her attachment had
proved faithless and married another
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D-In New York, on Saturday morning, a cor
oner's inquest was held on the body of an old
man, aged about seventy, named Jacob Bertrand
About two weeks ago the old man had some diff
Guilty with gang Of rowdy boys in the street
when they commenced throwing stones at him,
and one struck him on the head, innicting a
wound which is supposed to have caused his