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T IFE OF JOHN II. W. HAWKINS,
The Great Temperance keformer By his son, the Kew
VIM George Hsvtns. Price 81 jas, received BY
THATCHER HUTCHINSON, No. a5 Brosd~ay.
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TINHE PUPILS FIRST PRIMER IN MUSIC.
i By FRANCIS H. BRowS.
the ptessnt day desre to have their chlden
,lsy fbe Piano other musical instrument In
odsr 10 do this wen thorough of the rudmen OF
pupil become good performer
mon the Paoo without clearly understanding the hrs
o tn,,h this most desirable information In
simple easy hs, csD1o. fail to be BY even
m. child and also to the pupil for Muse
Te,eseI /. the object Of THE PUPILS FIRST RIAER
By aid Mothers Families can Teach their Children tne
d;ents of Music thus saving themselves great expense
and tbe Mu.c Teacher many hours Of valuable tine AZ
hook for Schools and Sennas 10 earnestly recon-
mepded an
pHce in Cloth.
Price 10 Boards. ''oo oents.
Copies sent by mail postage paid Sheet Music can be sent
postase paid, address Dealers Book Agents ana semi
N""'' Nff FIRTH, POND Co,
No. 5f7 Broadway, NewYork.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
DENY OF SIC.
" LITTLE ELLA.

A TESTIMONIAL TO LITTLE ELLA" viii be given
8 r z: cHa2s dsi & m Ii: eSSa:s Ssss Nj Object &S!ts 4 &
powers, .ns to ra.s fund to enable her mother to awe her
suitable education and prevsn. her sppeasuce IN pas,
reading her behalf bs. given rhi. sood
siss sh. S.s nos Se.n n.d l 70 few piece. q
poeuy and dramatic scenes sy proes'ed ElocutIoniss
ar rsci,ss naturally with startling eject She could do
when bG; two years old She an exception to any general
Mrs Peter Cooper, Mrs s S Randall.
j. s. Ttayer H. s. Desrove,
:. Ab'sn :" ISL Hewitt, SD. BGckad'
s. W. Gerard, - H. L. StGsr,
CIV Field Mis-. Lucy A. Randall,
=: + +. 4 u. sslls5 said, NJ M:@:ss. M.Sss.'
:: :: J J sfIS;.,b sS;.s :: y !, wses,' \ SSld''
Cov,nty Wsdden, J. Hi,
EdwsId Cooper. Adelaide Hawley.
Mr. Charlotte Fowler Wells.
p John ". Francis. Pr Marion Sims,
4, r.! L 5 s'H'ii; + Prime. S.a. Gem Nh \ IL H.n.
Angus, Belmont, 0dlAp c. Verpanck,
Abiam Hewitt. Wm. H. Appleton
Richard X. Bsisht, Wm Bryant,
s@.: ia"s. o1ses,, rsts,' q G.r r. oso SI Morris,
II. Raymond. Wilson @ Hunt,
Abrm NJ Ceiiar, Moses Taylor
Gyru'W hss, sdsard & SS'Fsr, F,,.r
csalls. .TS. T;:sy. w. B.. Van Norman, '''
Dudley B. Fuller, WnL Evarts
David Dudley Field. Rev. Abel Stevens,
storr, Wills I.sac Bo Rev Francis L. Rawss Rev. Fl.
M Field Rev Theo. L. Cuyler, 8. r. Butersorth, Henry
L. Pi.ron. William y. Ravenneyer, Charles King Thomas
b stillnan Robert Bonner Kew. Tnomas Carlton Rev.
Gorham Abbott Rev Hugh 8 Carpenter Rev. Henry w.
Bellows Frsrcis Hall. Cummpss fsac " Fowler, Robert
= Haws Rev Isaac Ferris, Rev. j. McCinoch Rev James
Porter Rev. Ebert $. Porter. N ?. 3. Curss Wm. d.
Dwipnelle A. Dur.rd, Thomas Hicks Coventy Wsddel,
Rchsrd Warren p Rossi,.r Andrew X. Green, Nelson
]. Waterbury, D. T. Valentine, Henry Pierce, Joseph
Hoxe, Warren Leland John p. Tre.dwel, B. Coleman,
Mason Bros Prof Oven Jane. w. Gerard, Prof Bene-
eict, Richard Hhdreth, xMsyoI Harper, David B. Scott
Thomas Boese, 7; w. Valentine, John o McN.rs, J Nat
Rev Ara d. Smith, Rev s. Ossood Z. c. Benedict Wu
Eager Geo f. Briggs Mr.. Montgomery, Nsth. Wheeler
Charles Stesou N Genin, Gen g. kiersted, sheldon
Blskeman Gerard Haloch Moses 8. Beach, y. J. Ossou,
Augustus Maverick j. w. Bubley 4. Adams Thos Fan
squisr. Prof Hskley Prot Boits Prof O. W. Green Johs
Paine, Joshua Henry Hon. T. D. Morgan Van Bergen, Geo
I. Grey Dr. j Q. Nsyea Prof VIM Phelps Z. J Moor,
Dr. Townsend, N Hayes, Rev d. Burcnsrd Thomss +.
Harrison. WIN. IL Wood. Wm; Bedeu Prof }. ssds.wck.
Thomas Foulte, Dr. David Patterson, Boyle, DR. Frank
Tuthil j. F Cleveland, James Cmick'hsrh u Van DJck,
A. b. Clark NJ b. Brady, samuel Brevoo Gen Talmsdge,
Gen. Hye. Dr. ssyre frsnk Moore, C C. Doottle, John
Perkins Rev DR.. Hsisht II. L. Stuart Elias Howe, jr Kev
Sidney Corey, David \. Appleton. Henri A. 6ons. Rev
Dr. Bidwei Dr. A. Gardner Samuel Sinclair, Neson Szer
C. Watson, Frank Leslie Myron Perry, J. o. Woods Wn.
Z. Dibbe Cummings, {. d. q. Prime, Samuel 5. Shsr.
WOOD Joseph Ditto VIM. A. Bacon.
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Academy Of Music.
GRAND COHPLlMENrARY BENEFIT TO
LITTLE ELLA BUhNe,
The wonderful Child Reader, only years Of age

GRAND 6SasfInyEsrass Asssfny Il Mrs'si 'ssissErIr.
LITTLE ELLA" BUhNs
AcADEsY y - - MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING, F.b TO-
Am, ss,iS ~ Gsn n,s generously placed At the
TIE following Artists have kindly CONSENTED 70
tsSsR s ss.sEsD n wM sos4 nasGS aoHSsrok
Duett-Les Pre.pdes CfOr two Pisnosl . .,, o.,,,I
Ny heart; pray hcu aD.wsr% ..a.' Brdnsrd
hsa's- scenes from L,tsls Ella assisted BY Mother.
sori,so Silver Spring InPlompn-e %% Ssad a.1a aGs19p
Re.dns-Ysni,e Doodle. Lila
soo-P.no, "Ths sl,art's farewell Simmer" T,.tie,
SO! ssI;.il..e S. ): n: L,ie Eli.
soSaDfolls Song osiy 'uile. the earth before ms,
R..sips-"M NJ, Mothers Bible and Csrences Dre.u"
Song John Anaerrop my JO" bv reques Braieerd.
Re.eir rs ION tbe BoOk-BIy yspt Hasck Wills Little Ella
Tickets 90 all parts Of the houSe for sale st the
Botel', Ma.ic ard Bookstores, aud Box Office.
Do1rs open at 81; to commence e. O'clock
NJ. dc Cordova's Humorous Lectures
'Sa TaE New LECTURE.
~ afHE ARABIAN NIGHTS
g '.sn fs fsfss e 4. ssa @
PresbyteIian Church MI O'clock
American Ibsutute uecbnnIcs JIuO meets y ue
Repo,iory No. sol Broadway, on WEDNESDAY, Feb at
O'Clock D. Question: "Coal OIL" Those who take an In.
this Of iuportsn house especially
'n'"e'' '"'"se' N''' II MEIos Secretary
Ehnkespeariap Readfngs.-M ROBERt R. RAY
Brooklyn Poyte hLic IDsitute will read the Merchant Of
Vepiceb Much Ado About Nothing" before
the Zetalethean Society THURSDAY EVENING Feb TO-
the cbspe Of the Institute Tickets 81 cen-to be procured
and 1T the door. kUFUS B. co WING,
Chairman Of the Lecture Committee.
The COMMITTEES on stree "a of the Board Of Alder.
meu will WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8, at o'clock m,
No. City Hail. for the purpose Of giving parties In
teresed final hearing in the matter Of removing The Ieegaph
TH9s ssE22?PhhEss, ''~4'i5s: ss:ts q q Streets
The Inevitable success of anything based upon
truth justice Ia well illustrated By the great repua
on Of the GTseeDbes Family Medicines TIE reader
ferre0 TO general advertising columns
JOSHUA y. BRIDGE, N. D.,
Secretary and Attending Phy'icsn Graeenbers Company
No. 50 Park. row, Nvw.York.
Pixies Peak Gold Mines.
fhe subscribers TO transport given number OF
pounds from Leayenw oIth City, other points on the Missouri
Cherry Greek ard the Platte during the months Of APRIL
and MAY with dspst H. favorable terms For our pra;tca
Transporter the Plains and responsibility
a. Common Carriers refer Col Daniel D. Tompkns As
ssnt Qusrtermaser General sontter President Of the
Bank Republic; William Van De venter No 1886 Fulton
Benjamin Holiday, Toptlne Buildings, Wal and j. B.
Simpson Continental Bank Buildings, Nos and Nasssu
EewYork City To the latter gentleman General Agent,
we refer for full particulars Early application will meet with
"'''' RUSSELL, MAJORS L wADDELL-
Leavenworth City, K T.,
Jan. 20, 1889
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Wanis.

XNANTED-A situation as COOK, bya respect
w able Girl; excellent Washer and Ironer and ~
good city references. Apply st No 81 East l7thst
"ANTED.-By young Widow with fresh
w breast Of milk, situation WET NURsE 0ooH ref
erence given. Address for days, n o., No. ns rhsvs
ce rner OF 23d.st.
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WenssS ic Pabnc Librnry.-An active and intell-
MAN Of pleasant address and some n1siesss CO
nteo 70 sasist ip q PUSLIc LIBRARY, which 10
xe eshns me day and evening" rcferesces will bs re-
S-ssa' Asafea LiskARlAH, Box No. 7sl Post 0fice.
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paixts. Oils, 0Iass, ~.

COBURNn EXTRA OIL-very superior fog
~ Machinery snc Burtne-pons dsstras z 1sxsss
- - sAEesA 10Ha W. QUINCY Co, H. W1nsnA
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Cost an6 foun6.

I OST-On Monday, Feb. z, in going from 10th
IL s. through 5thsy, sthst and 4rkav 70 4sh & P0afk
AONfAlE, Containing some change, and nsw.ny Dfeeeh
No. ls lethss.
7 OST on Friday plight, in Avenue ., Columbia,
Cupou or Grand a. MINK vICT0RINK. IT, fslse
VII be hbersly rewarded sy returning 70 j. nek1Aze
No. IA Apn-st
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Nem pnbliraiions.
d A p r S :.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
THE INDEPENDENT,
Published on THURSDAY MORNING, at No. z Beekman'
IT. and for sale by oil News Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

NRATOREON LECTURES and EXHIBt-
OTION-COOPER INSTITUTE, second fool, hall No; 2,
continue THIS EVENING at IL by g. BESWiCk and T. r.
BRONSON (one bo bl rne Science and Philosophy OF
Man and Nsure Illustrated By the most sccurs splendid and
extensive apparatus this city, presenting beautiful
panorama Of the Heavens aud Earth and their conen and
making the minutest parts Minerals Plsnts Anims and the
Human Body visible TO all Reciatons every evening TO de-
cnstIate the pncpes Of Oratory. Admission ao cent? two
ladies' and gentleman, ~ eents Locuon Css FORMING i0r
day and night.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-09

A CAPITAL BOOK.
THATCHER l. HUTCHINSON.
No. S2S Broadway (st Nicholas Hotol) New York,
Have Just Published,
SYMBOLS OF THE CAPITAL
On CIVILIZATION IN NEw-YORk.
By A. D. MAYO.
cokTEkTs:
The Hudson; Or, Life 10 toe Country.
The Capital City, Or, Life in Town
The Forces Of Free Labor.
Man ar d hs Modern Inventions.
The Gold Dollar.
Psdantry and Power
WoUsn IN America
The Churches; Or, Religion 10 New.fork.
The Studies; Or, Art in New York
The Capital and the Higher Law.
The P.piteutary; Or, Crime 10 New-f%s.
The Rural Cemetery; Or, Life aud Death
Price s full gilt, b So
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6pefial Notifies.

Rspubiicnn Central Commttee.-A meeting oi the
neps6cAn Central Coo WI Be hsS 81 the 9oI no
Sis BIosawsy on WEDNESDAY EEENiso M .s ag nso,asg
at u o.loeh puLctoe abundance Of ell me me ,er' s
"A bun, o. will be brought before the
.ss.,,ps' ALASsOE s. JONES. Chairman pro tenn
ans..a yosE,. ?; Geos,s s,s Secretaries plOtem
nY.. Bean Of Boston The wslnoyn TEST III kEoluM DUN
- .rn rooms s No Broadway where she will receive
visitor, from 9to l. ? TO and ITO Q ?. m.
treatment by Probang.-m; EYRE FoY, Lioen.
nse RoyN College Of Surgeons Ecnourgo hesioen' feh"N
Academy Of Medicine &c will deliver Lecture on pse.e
EVENING next ate M, az the Cooper Institute. Dr. r.
Win demonstrate the Anatomy Of the pus consider Topical
Medication, its benefits and eaDse and reyiew the late Mr.
Wbiheys este IN ptn popular terms Inc lecture wn De
hsuad With Casts Ana omcsl Plates Instrun unen:s &c Ad
ssiop Is cents tickets TO be bad tie principal Drug Stores
sn1 st the door.
Edward ii. Dixon, M. D., Editor of The scapsl. at
tends sIclusyeiy 20 rstve Surgery suatons
On The obscure diseases Of revic vscer Piles F
tnl Fis,ue and PIosRsus cured BY process compare
tvey painless and without the knife o bs.ure or the lea
Of citizens almost part Of the Union on whom ne hss
opeed Every be pronounced cUrate oherws
examination the conditions always apparent 10 the
Hactcsl observer. -
Office hours from daily and to evenings at No 42
Hhsv At all other hours be is at his private Hospital.
comfort OF domestic life provided for those who
r, ,aurs surgical operations csTef detetic treatment
American Ipstitute.-An ANNUAL ELECTION for
Con mees Of this Institute ot the ensuing
vim the Of the I9,titute No ssl BTOadwsy
YHURSD the 10th OF February 1889. Polls will open
q O'Clock p BY order Of the Trustees,
JoRS w. CBAsBERs, sec'y X L. PELL, President.
Academy Of Music.-AaRON BURR.-Ths Rev Will
LIAM MILBURN viii deliver the first Of the popular series
Lecturers Grafton the Life and Character OF Aaron
Bsn-st the Academy Of Music;
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 9.
reh intellectual entertainments may be expected Tickets
z parts the For sale at the mGsc and Book
stores and door Doors open to commence at a O'clock
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xof0ouILs
-. John Van Buren, Gaze home from Europe
on Friday, In the Fulton.
-. Stephen b. Branch, II is rumosed. has gone
upon MAZDA ne Baglioli.
The New York Tibuns denies that Col.
Fremont has written letter d6c1iniug - stand .
rs-nomination for the Prsidency.
...: At st. Jssnes' Chnrch, in Rtchnond %
esi.iasi a Prisss in De Psoie..ans RPissorsl
Chnrch. Il - -
LA better nom Paris ssy. NAT N. Mario hss
entered into an engagement with the theatre at
Madrid, and that Madame 6risi Is going 70 81.
Petersburg.
80. Senator Seward has gone to Egypt. II Is a
bold step-at least II Is considered In Paris-fof
an American to make such an expedition 80 early
In the season. - 1910 4 ~ . -
~. Hon. Isaac F. Redaeld. Of Vermont; Rev
Rev. Bishop ef Nova scotia, and Rev Dr. Irving
Of New ork, are at Willards'.
The Boston Gazette says that the rumor At
one time current, and afterwards denied of con-
templated marriage between Mr. Edwin Booth
and Miss Mary 6evlin, is again In circulation,
and that the wedding will take place very shortly
|, REV. d.. Dewey. in discourse peesched on
SUNDAY. October 2, In Boston, denies that the
Unitarian Church 10 as barren or unprosperous AZ
DR.. Bellows had intimated. or that IL was afflicted
with SO bad a suspense Of faith to require any
violent remedy.
....The New York News SAYS. in noticing the
tragic end Of Senator Broderick: The day he lef'
New York for California, In 1S49, we met him on
the steps Of the old banking house Of the State Of
New York. He had drawn his last dollar from
that institution. He said to MS, s'Good bye; am
OF for the land Of glory" "Where are you going
| retxrn until come back Senator Of the United
.sfates.n Welaughed at this remark, consid erine
It the grandiloquent boast Of reckless, despesat<
YOUTH who had as much idea or chance Of actu.
int bad Of
| ing King Of England. He xaid 10 ms Lad winter
SLOW strange itis, that after fighting all my life
| to become senator, don't care button for IL
IL has charms for me. What 10 10, after all,
| am not happy.n What commentary are thos(
remarks npon human greatness, AZ productive Of
human happiness. 81
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ALEXANDRIA.
Csv,sspsadsses Of rs Star.

SWrssPssSSesSe ~ IbS oSoS.
iazs ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. u, 1859.
The proposition In favor Of grand celebration
Of the completion Of the Orange road 10 Lynch
burg meets with universal approval from our citi-
zens. public meeting Is now talked Of TO take
the preliminary measures TO insure the consumma-
ton Of an object 10 desirable.
The ship Silver Star has sailed for California
with $40 tons Of Cumberland coal-being the
nth shipment direct from this port for the Pacific
Extensive arrangements. are being made for the
holding Of grand tournament, &c., ut Fairfsx c.
H., on the 18th inst. A large number Of gallant
knights have already signihed their intention 10
contest for the honors Of the occasion, and more
are expected to enter before the list closes Besides
the tournament, there will be q grand display of
fre-woI ks, and q ball winds up the days sport
Hon. VIM. Smith In announced to deliver an
address, and Withers furnishes the music, % that
rich time may be anticipated.
In consequence Of the late drouth the mills in
the Valley Of Virginia have been unable 20 work
until during the last month, which rende1 t.
amount Of -four thus far received from that quar-
Ter smaller than usual. The Inspections at other
points show the wheat crop Of this wear 70 be the
largest ever made in this section,
Business in Alexandria CONTINUES oufte byisk
The hotels are all full to ovcrfowing, and our
merchants as busy 40 they well can be. The coal
trade Is closing up for the season. Next year Il ID
Will deliver here 36O, u0O tons.
The alarm Of IRE yesterday afternoon was caused
by the partial burning Of the roof Of back build
Ing OF the residence Of Daniel r. Hooe, ON King
street. Damage slight. = =
wedding at the Southern Methodist Church
last night was attended by a very large crowd Of
the friends Of the happy pair. CARLOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

GBonsRrowN, Oct n, 1850.
Inc IN superstructnfe Of the new aqucduct
nndge over Rock Creek. which ID being con-
4ecsed by Meurs. "A w. Denmesd Sons, Of
neiumoses h meving "a finely. The kew or centre
Psece OF the ARCHES which supports the bridge. and
wei'h are formed by the main pipes or conduit,
though which the vuser is conveyed, w.s put 10
pace on Friday La, aud on Saturday pressure
OF forfv-hve Posnds Of water 10 the square inch
forced into them for the purpose OF testing TIE
strength Of the material and the manner I'm which
the joints had been put together. The tess WIS
highly satisfactory both 10 the superintendent
and the Government officers In charge Of the worn
Notwithstanding the dinicult nature and niagni-
tade Of the work, the fitting Of the jeiut., &c,
lection that at but very few Of them any wsser
made is appearance with the powerful pressure
put upon them. This bridge win be mol only q
Pondsrous work, but the design such that IL
cities. -sr -. :
The contributions to the w ashinston Monument
at our post ONCE during the month Of September
amounted e 81 g. We hope shatour people win
Henry Chandler (colosed, not the Ash desler)
was arrested yesterday, charged with having
stolen the COW Of Alfred Pope and sold her to q
was seen at Centre market In posession OF the
cow. and offering TO sell her, by an individual
who rscogn 1 Der =: the psePesty Of Pope; and
rope IOuh0 the hide upon the pfetnloSx
Of the butcher and dent fed Il al that Of his COW
Chandler was taken before Justice Reaves who
committed him to jail TO await the action 81 the
Criminal Court.
The excitement which was raised on Monday
by the appearance Of the Philadelphia oppos q on
line OF omni buses In our streets has pretty well
died out Those who seemed 10 take such lively
interest In the matter at the outset have sppafent
found something else 70 attract their attention,
and most Of them have disappeared from about
the cofnefs~
" you want anything In the way Of spectacles,
or new glasses sef In old fFames-in q word N yOu
have any need for the services Of skiiiful op-
tician, call on crandall, Bridge street. IL you
want hrstrate apples, for retail or family use 20
to Cossad's near the market; and IL you wish the
services Of hrstrste band, 10 make excellen,
Band. sg - - r
There 10 rather better feeling in the -four mar
ket, aud good standard supefane brands have
slightly advanced, and are now selling 1t ss I2z
S2s. Sales confined chiefly to the home tr.de
No change in grain. 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

fnn CIR on BRowxsviLLx AT.xcxRp nv
MExfcAS GuExILLAs.-An arrival At New Or.
leans from Point Isabel brings the startling In
teliigence that the city Of Brownsville. TEXAS.
wss attacked on the 18th nit. by band Of rueril-
hs, who killed I've Of IL citizens, broke oieo the
JAIL and ct free the prisoners, and committed
otnes nish-handed outrages on fhe pessons ana
Kopery o. the inhabitants An iptesze excite
- - Pxevsiied- The Mexicans hsd seuf IA from
49, The gueriIlas were beaded bv car
.ns 1me deopeesdo who ahok fhr shs,i n ~
ws1 - - July, while the latfer wa a.
- ~ s.sSst NM The party G. hundr.A
.y1.soa On horseback, rode into - cisv
60 49, sen1aes in varieas poetions ~ n
arrived In the city and perSuaieS ~ 80
leave. Fort Brown was 9asrisor a 80 NJ 70
troops RON Aat1morss. The citix~.. - - sxlcsn
vile bad formed patrol. The outi,,-. -
csmped near The city. The Msxicsn 49,, 20. en-
tied their camp and ob(ained peomise ~ u ~ ~
would not molest Browngviils s4sin. ~ s ~
zens, howeves, still expect anost 81 s11,ci - ~
onflsss bad boaserd that there ~ rs mo- - ~
na - be killsd- An empress lad bsen sssf = - !.
Aneooio fos troops. The canno of u u316Ienis,,
wss cartsnss' desire for rsvenRe, fos alIeeed IN.
3nrio done him By sou,s Of TIE InhabiiSats Of
SfcSnsviIe. The cid1ens - DooHv Tea "a
As9mosas fos psoosctioo. -
. rnrtner ady5ces fsssn Terns - ~ ~ -.
ues wno sfsacked Brownsville 49, U~Tfcsn Sof
seWS. Iney returned - Mexico a ~ 1fk affrr
r1.sn1e& near bseWnsvfIle fof ecvuvaI 49, TN
49, ssmnes q Amsricans killo1 IN fhcSn 49,
ssr There were no Ansioss SSurs q "a
80 - -
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TEE FIrNAN AND DicKiNsox ConkKsPosDKNcE.
Mr.. ex-Wsrden rhos. Fitman, Of this city, writes
10 the Hon. ID. g. Dickinson, Of New York, cate
chising him in regard 70 rumof that he (Dickin.
son) 10 an enemy Of Wise, and has been denoun.
cling him for his Donnelly letter. Dickinson re.
plies to Fitmsn branding the rumof AZ falsehood
ays that he received connAentiallv acopy Of tie
Donney letter prior to It's publication, but att
much less consequence to IL than has been given
generally; saw nothing In IL but what frank and
imPesuous man might, in the haste and confidence
Of private correspondence, dash on to a supposed
friend, re-, &c. The correspondence appears in
the Richmond Enquirer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

III When Wisconsin girl is kissed she looks
the swain replies,-s.H will give me great pleas
ure to show you" and proceeds to give her a du-
plicate.
IL meeting has been held In Waterford
Ireland, 70 petition in favor Of free pardon for
Thomas Francis Meag her, and the other exiles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12
THz CASE or BIsHoP oxDEapoxK.-Ths New
York Times nys:

THk CAST OF BISHOP ONDERDoxK.-Ths New
York Times sys:
I" We are authorized to state that memorials 20
the House Of Bishops are being signed by the laity
Of both parties In the Episcopal Church; that
wafving all other questions connected with the
suspension and restoration Of Bishop BENJAMIN +
Onderdonk, the members Of the Pfotestznt Epis.
copal Church in the Diocese Of New York deeply
feed that the position Of the suspended Bishop Il
such In this community, and that his persistence
for 90 many year. In denying the justice Of his
sentence, has 50 shaken the Confidence Of many
members Of the Church that under no circum-
stances can he resume any Jurisdiction in this Di.
oeese, OF the exercise Of any Episcopal functions
20 the harmony and edifcation Of the Church or
resumption would lead to great and manifold
evils, not confined 70 this Dfocese but extending
20 the whole Church. They therefore pray the
be not removed until Bishop Ondrrdonf sh. m
have resigned his Jurisdiction Of the Diocese OF
New York; -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12

NJ Az an old resident Of Staten Island was re.
turning home from New York city, on Friday
night, when within half mile Of home, he met
party Of four % Eve men,. He pased them, but
was soon sfter felled bya blow from behind, and
was then robbed Of 81 900 In money and gold
watch worth 600. He also received . stab in
the breast and one in the thigh, which are not
considered dangerous.