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A MIS- SHOVELS.-- A large stock Of Ames
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ne hefaId dispatch says:
DIsPatch.s are being prepared at the Depart
.leht OF STATE for our Minister in China The
government VIII enlighten him upon the subiect
Oh neutrality, and what is meant by il 50 tI,zy In
any Iu'Hfe-emergency which NAV arise he will
conp,ehri'd and understand his duty. His in
sI'o ucns Were clear and sInphatic-tLe same T.,
sunstahce as those of Commissioner Reed. in
WI,ch our Government peremptorily declined
uHoe' any circumstances to cO-oierate or in an,
manner become complicated with either England
or rance IN thelr movements against the Chinese
this policy VIII iei'eIatc
. Inc statement that the Administration ann,ovs
tne course OF Commodore TatnaII and 1ipis,s,
ara In the affair Of PeihO. is incorrect
nave good authority for stating that a ,snl,, .,
Judge Blacks article on sQuatter soveIeigppty =;
In preparation. under the supervision of Ssnys,
DoISlds. and will shortly appear
Mr. Douglas is in busy CORRESPONDENCE with H.;
friends in regard 10 the organization of the newt
House The anti-LecOmpton Democrats will 90
, a., 'ue Deinocr auc caucus, and be governed by
Si' majority in the choice of Spea ker Clerk &c
~ ~ that orney may secure the Clerkship il
,r Nc SPeakershiP is given 10 an Administration
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Personal

,.,,vs :, - suited that Senator Broderick was
Senator who has fallen IN duel "''eu ''a'es
u c. MAJ I. Beagrcgard, L. s. F.; Hon r.
carpenter, y w. D. Irvine R,if ,h J n. =
nen; non No. "a. She'll and Hon. 4. b. Hart N
-.-George r West. an artist n, ..,,
reputation, vino formerly resided i'm this it, PIE
BITTERLY at the Bay Of Islands, New Zesyi,O od'
where he was American Consul, died Al tha;
place Of consumption In May last - mat
'.-- Senator Wilson passed through N.,v w..
on Saturday ca route to Washington whittier he
comes To assist in Thanking Republican docn.
lneBis, the Government having ''shut down, on
tIr illegal iranking by proxy. 30 SAYS the Herald
N"c aus" that senator Douglas had To abandon
hi> contemplated visit TO Minnesota where he
"a "a engagements II stump the State in the pres
SI.t canvass, in order that he might proceed TO
ns ashihston and suPerintend his ranking In
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VIEWS OF ENGLISH STATESMEN on THE Primo
AFFAIR-The London correspondent of the New
York Times SAYS:
The disastrous news from China has caused tho
Resembling Of the Cabinet a fortnight earlier
Inan had been anticipated. Lord Elgin was in
scotland when the tidings of Admir raj Homes 70.
pulse In his attack on the forts at Taku reached
England TIE Earl was Immediately summoned
10 bdImoral, where he is understood To b,ve heen
engaged IN consultation for some time with Lord
Jonn Russell, both corresponding by telepranb
Ehlntermlttngly with Lord Palmerston and H..
neads OF the War and Naval DEPARTMENT II
EiSln who wants 10 be sent to India as Cove,
Uth'rdl does not conceal his urgency that M
1res should he taken on Il large scale for The W.,
dlcatOn OF British prestige IN the eastern So
ana The lasting humiliation Of the NantcLon
Government. The unlocked for viyor and NJ
clpllne displayed in the sanguinary affair n the
mouth OF the PcihO furnishes the advocates NJ
further expansion and ACKNOWLEDGMENT with the
pIe'eHt they have heretofore lac ked for the en-
OF means similar TO those whereby India
was gradually subju@ated In the Cabin.t This
IeGHhg undoubtedly predominatos the Premier
oelnS us most suspicious representative A mi
HcIiIy, comprising Mr.. Gladstone. Mr. NiIn.,
oioson, and Sir George Lewis are much onno,ed
thtlr colleagues as vi
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ID r.. ID L. \ /. l.. -
WONDERFUL
FANoPTI
OR
Life Moving Mechanical Exhibition
OF The
WAR IN INDIA

SEPOT REBELLTON'
The Most Wonderful of all Modern MIrac'es.
embracing an Astounding combination #
EIGHTY THoU>AN MovtNG AM ACrING MoaFf d.
or MEN. HoISE>. AND ANNALS.
II is not a Panorama, painted IN a few hundred
fAeuof fat canvas, hut Il l. ~ta.tinE ard FstbCn
representation of actual occurrences. re-euaried
endowed 10y genius with the Core Notion ara
EmpassIoned Voition OF Life. Bs't'rs an Which
Thrift Thousand Partic pate. are Actual, Fought.
POlTP AND CIRCrMSTANCE OFWIR.
Cities are stormed, aud takeL ~ the point 81 t7a
attendant horrors. Steamships and Saline N.ssa :
go through their evnlnti"ns with NaHtIosl pt-ci-
son. The Scenery OF the C"uHtry j. Magmhc'ui.r
MINUTE GEOGRAPHICAL CERTAINTY.
No scrlptlon can approach shadow II Tho rca ,iY
TrtBurh Of Mschani,sp ant Wardsr ~ "A. IL.
ID as the most complete and expensive c'wPruf Of
Beale. an Europe, ~ a cost "f
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Add!tlona, features hsve since been added, entail
Ing large Additional Expense.
An Explanatory Lecture Accompanies THO 49,,
whole Of the Rebellion. INV
This Panoptlcon las received tho warmest CON
mendatious frrn the Press. the Clergy, and an. IN
tellgence oi every clty and town here ~ has been
EXHIBIT u. The Gr,at Thuudrrar the 4 ong.r
Times, with al ats jealous, srd pre,u,,.s r.,
eve-y thing American, an Al PdiiurIal of n'arN "a
= column pIonounceS ~ - Grand beyond descrp
The huEit"ur. the OficIal Organ e Napoleon
EmPcror 81 the Frcnch. saws: q LaHgua-e fsi.s
20 give faInt idea Of it's Sup"r'ai'vc g-auFarr"
The American Press has been most LAVISH IN ~
aIse.
Dir BealH proudly Cfrrs this exhibition as the
CheI Puvre of has managerial career, CHALLENGING
the World 10 equal At
Secure seats Early. Doors open At :; perfo-msnc.
Commerce AZ - o'coak
Tickets 3 cents: Children - cents.
tuil band Of Music an ATTENDANCE
Exhibition on Sat1rday, Oct. g. aud " sdVosdsr
OoI, ~ AT =" clock in the sii eTnp"n.
Schools adrHitteta at reduced rates srEa
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II The papers by the overland mail of the 10th
September, from California, received at St Louis
contain some items of interest
The election in Nevada Territory took place on
The 9TH ut, when the constitution recently framed
was duly adopted, and territorial ticket was
elected, headed by Isaac Reufe as Governor
The Oregon papers of the 10th ult. publish the
reply made by Cen Harvey 10 Gov. Douglass S
let'er OF August IL, in which he accepted Gov
douglass explanation as an apology for his past
conduct, out evidently rePOses no faith in the ov-
ernor's professions, and declines to withdraw the
troops from San Juan until the pleasure of presi-
dent Buchanan is known
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ALEXANDRIA.
Corysspoadenes Of Ia Stay.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct 10, 1859.
The County Court AT its sitting on Saturday o.
dered that an election he held on the 22d Of this
month, TO fill the vacancy occasionsd by the death
OF Justice Washington T. Harper. No criminal
cases were tried, and court adjourned until this
morning, at the usual hour for opening.
The attendance at Prices Varieties GA Saturday
night. 10 witness the beautifJl play of Camille,
wasmore numerous than upon any previous oc. 4 .
si"iI. II being for the benefit Of Miss Charlotte
THOMPSON who performed the part of Camille
AT the conclusion Of the f1urth act Miss Tbomp-
son was loudly called for. and appeared before the
curtain accompanied by Mr. Hill AT tnix uno
meut Hugh Latham rs, st.pped uDon ia, STAGE
and In a neat aud very appropriate speech present
ed 10 Miss thompson, in behalf of few of her
numerous admirers in this city, massive gold
bracelet. as testimonial of their high esteem for
her as lady and actress In thu. course Of Mr.
l.athams remarks he paid fiattering trilute To
the memory of that famous English comedian
l.ysander Thompson, the father Of this lady Miss
7. replied in Il few well.timed words thanking
her friends for their fiatteriny Response to hr1
humble efforts to please them; and after EXPRESS
ing her Gratitude To MIR Latham for his kind alu
on To til memory Of her parent she withdrew
amid the plduditS Of the audience
Mr. Latham then presented to Mr.. c. Barton
Hi. from the same source a beautiful gold sal
ring. Mr. Hill was evidently taken ali abaCk =
the whole arrangement having been So admirably
conducted by those having il in charge. that the
recipients had not the remOteSt knowledge of what
/ was going to transpire Mr.. Hill returned his
knowledgmcn ia 4 few words, and the thing ";
over The affair not being down on the bills -
was quite an agreeable surprise 10 the audience.
! We are requested 10 say that the gentleman
/ whose services had been procured 10 make the
| presentation - backed down" and Mr. l.. Was
chosen - 1T the eleventh hour to represent him
/ Therefore his speech an impromptu one but
! admirably TO the point
To-nigh the favorite Mrs Gladstane returns for
4 brief period, and, in connection with Miss
! Thompson, Mr.. Hill, Mr. Craig. '.Comical'' Rob
son, and last. though not least tiptop Alexandra
amateur, present in the capital comedy of Lon
don Assurancc';-an irresistibly attractive bill
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Spirit of the Morning Pres

The Constitution notes the candor Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer in endorsing senator
Stewards famous Rochester speech, particularly
that passage which announced that = Our system
of government IS Il of antaSonishc systems,
dc, &c.
The Constitution thinks II probable that the
thirst for dreadful vengeance which the French
and English in China desire to wreak on the Ce-
lestiaIs of every age and - will not be justi
fed graft lied by their Governments.
The IHts!iiseheeT copies, apF rovingly, article
from the New Orleans Bee endorsing certain late
criticisms of the Earl of Carlisle (Lord Morpeti)
upon America and Americans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

DECISION IN THE CASE OF HARBACH-The Sec
rotary OF the Interior has recently delivered an
opinion in reference to the claim of Harbach To a
tract of land included within the corporate limits
OF the city of Omaha, Nebraska Territory The
land claimed was included within the limits of
the town by specific description, and it thereby
became excluded from precmption. Omaha was
incorporated on the I'd of February, 1857, before
harDach had given notice Of his intention to assert
PreemPton claim to the land, required by
law. The decision of the Secretary is that the
ifnd IN question is not subject to preemption
neither has any right the part of the authorities
81 Omaha city, nor Of any others attached to tie
same IL can only be disposed of or brought into
market by being offered at public sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

IL The Italian question may be regarded as
settled. treaty of peace is to he concluded
between France and Austria, upon the basis of the
Preiiminaries agreed upon at Villafranca. The
famous fortresses of Mantua and Peschiera and the
States of Parma and Modena are to be ceded to
Sardinia, the House of Lorraine is to be reestab-
lished in Tuscany and the Legations are to be re-
stored to the Pope; while Venetia is TO have sort
of nominal independence, under an Austrian A rch-
duke, who is to be called the Grand Duke of VI
netia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

ANOTHER PRIzB FIGHT TO COME OFF-It is
said that Edward Price, who recently won the
fight with Kelly, received challenge yesterday
from George King, of Boston, to fight him in
Canada, at such time as the parties may deter
mine upon, and that Price has accepted John
Z. Heenan, the Benicia Boy, is To act as the
trainer and second of Price. The fight is to come
OF in about three months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

IL \ planters convention is to be held in Nash
vile on the 10th inst. The object of the meeting
is to afford opportunity for general discussion of
agricultural ard planting interests. and free and
full Interchange Of views and feelings in regard
to the interests of those engaged in planting the
southern States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

H. Rev. Mr.. KalOch. of Boston. who took
prominent part in the proceedings at the late meet
ing of the American Bible MON for the revision
of the Scriptures suggests it is understood, the
amendment of the eth Commandment by striking
out the word mot 4"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

IL John orr, Esq, formerly editor of the
Mechanics and Laborers' Union at Cincinnati
proposes to start in Washington weekly paper.
with this name. the object being to unite Repub-
hcans, Americans and Democrats He'll have d
time of IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

A DEGENERATE NAMEsAKB.-LOrehZO Dow
East. who was convicted in Halifax county, Va,
nine years ago, Of passing counterfeit money, has
been captured. and was last week sentenced to
two wears imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10
A ELLINGTON BOYS STILL ALIVE.

A ELLINGTON BOYS STILL ALIVE.
The members of the AR LINGTON GLIB take
great peasuT" IN announcing to their nunInr- "a
Gus friends and thepuhlic generally, that their -
Fourth Grand Assembly will take place st -
Franklin Hall corner of9th and ID streets. on -
MONDAY EVENING, October 10th, 1850
The members pledge tnemse yes to spare no pains
or expense, to mike TINS the most as reeabe party
OF tho season.
Positively no HATS OF CAPS allowed IN tho
room.
Tickets 81 CENTS admitting Gentleman and La
dies.
COWWI'fse.
VIM. Shedd, II f. FridIey l. Posey
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II A Connecticut editor. having got into a
controversy with a contemporary. congratulated
himself that his head was safe from a donkey 5
heels" His contemporary astutely inferred from
this that he unable Ito make both ends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

IL Gov. Wise has sold his place at Only. ne :
Onancock. Accomac county, Va. containing 400
acres Of land, to Capt. Finncy, for SIS, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

IL. JAY BROWNE, Esq has been reported
through the papers that this gentleman had been
removed from the position he has SO long held. OF
superintendent Of the Agricultural Division of
the ni'ed states Patent Otiice but Oh inquiry at
the Department we learn that this is not the cas-.
though the Department having contemplated re.
dnclng the expenses of that Bureau, MIR. b. has
concluded to resign. Up to o'clock p. IN, how
ever, no definite action had been had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

II Some Of the Paris papers state that the Man
DARN in command of the Chinese forces at the
Peiho has been beheaded by order Of the En-
perOr
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II Vanderbilt triumPhed in getting the Cali
fornia mails for his line. From thence comes his
new motto Letter WENT"
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IL Over 81 1000 worth of dried blackberries
were sent from High Point, n. c., between July
and September to the North, TO he used for dye
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II HCratio ] Harris. Esq. L. :. District AT
torney for the southern district Of Mississippi dies
on the 25th ult
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IHE BEGINNING OF THE END.-The result of the
recent election in California, of which enough is
already known to warrant the assertion that the
Democratic party have achieved there an over
Whelming victory over the combined republicans
and DouSlasites where they did combine, and
lar greater victory where the latter supported each
their own candidates-as they did in some cases.
Is throwing wet blanket, indeed over the cause
of squatter sovere gnty this side of the r ocky
Mountains. High hopes were entertained bv
more or less of the advocates of the nomination of
Mr.. Douglas by the Charleston Convention that
California would on this occasion so vote as to
create on the Democratic public mind the impress
sion OF necessity for lighting the - with fire.
in the next Presidential election; of running an
aboiitiOnist, in plain English, against an aboli-
ZIONIST But California has utterly obliteratcd
MIR. Douglass phase of aboitiOnism on this occa-
sion. with Messrs Broderick, Nick ibben. et al
Its representatives there. 1t will be diticun for
men OF common sense TO scrutinize this California
result without at once beginning to comprehend
how completely all the - blowing over the
alleged popularity Of Mr.. Douglas and his phase
OF abolitiOnism In the non-siavehoding States
amounts to a mere case Of false pretences founded
only on taveling-circus expedents to attract
gaping crowds, and newspaper putting to deceive
the distant public to the sentiments of the gaDinU
crowds thus collected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

II Col. Wildman, the owner of Lord Byron S
ancest raj estate died in England on the 10Th ult
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NAVAL ORDERS Assistant Surgeon Francis /,
Gait has been ordered to the receiving ship at Nor
folk Lieutenant John Waters has been ordered
to the sloop OF war Preble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

HON. SECRETARY OF WAR, Gov FLOYD, is ex
Pected to return to this city, from Old Point Com
fort, tomorrow
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Recommendations O. Heriot has been
appointed agent for paying United States pension,
al Charleston, :. c., vice John C. Cochran. TO-
signed.
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IHE WEATHER-The following report of tn.
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian institution
The time Of observation is about o,clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-10

0@THE CORNER STONEOF THE NEW
- York avenue Presby terrain Church will be
!ald with Masonic ceremonies on MONDAY next,
the nth INST at M, precisely; after which O.
monies, Kew. CYRUS DICKSON, ID. d.. oi Bait more.
wllIdelIveT an address; New. SEPTIMUS TUSTIN. ID.
~ VIII offer the InvocatOry prayer; and Rev r. d.
GURLEY, ID. d.. Pastor of the Church, will close
the eIgi0us services OF the hour with appropriate
remarks The public are cordially invited to at
tshu oc At"