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Young fIeu's Christian tniOn.-DE. q. dOLLAND
vii o.lysr Aocrss before the Uuiou Cuton hs Iais
ENFnING st "a Ccock sutet. Ih- Plurality Of Worlds
Tire puplc srr Invited kIChahO WAnft.N, Presideai-
EDwiKD HowE, "a, Secretary.
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ENENlNG Z. Ocock. Uooo sPaAefs arc eAPeN'ea - ~
oress he u eelinE. Come sl, 70 he lrscue.
John-st. NJ. T.. Church. Anniversary vi pc nei ~ ~
tl- Juar .,i Church SUNDAY, Oc 81 coans o1
tb~ ,os;on II toe Frt M Church in America, which oo-
oUned Oct 81. l5oS-sl yess ago. - -, -, l.. .
Appropriate services have been ansea "' inc e !
Ellows: = n.
Love Fess. q. 81 oc!ock MORNING. IN Shsss OF Dr.
BANGS PNaohiIs a. 10. o'clock by the Rev W. H. hill
BURN. .,-- -, l.
Reunion Meeting viii be held a. m Tae une WI p
dev0ed % ovi acorsssss opPortury VIII oe t.n
the pas,oi and members oi lie CbuIcA tNho sc
invited 10 De pssu speak Vt lSbgrs peotnre A1d
s1loysd sucsut place Of ~onip days eooe oy De
EANGS. s1ENkNS, kLOY, STRICKLAND AID oih-s oi OK
brethren IN Ae ministry, expeced and al ar hNe1 " Ve
present IL zee AsIE EkNOON al thi. Cnfi.iiau jubilee
Tbs Ey.uns kxcc.ss MI GcurIs Prayer. ne-'
t1g 6oc0cE 400 fiesc'ug BY Ssh JAMES a. q 0esN
Coeou MI ee tsktI tarvusa he day fer me eeAsh'
the CkuIch.
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Tempernncc Men AID ali others requested y attend
IN. II. .Sr,.pce n~eung a. No ls5 BoSery THIS tndsyl
yENlNG a. Z. ooock oood sakers are expected - 81
oress he u eeting. Come ell, 70 The Erscue.
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fine ARTS.


DARD BROTHERS & Co., Manufacturers OF
ID GOLD PENS PEN and PENCIL CAsEa No u nsadsn-
lan. New. Mandatory Brooklyn, COM Gold fsos
airsAo or sIchAnled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

DThe family Of Mr.. Hewlett Peters, who
Were poisoned In New York, on Monday, are all
recovering, Mrs. Peters being the only one who
remains sick. The entire family, consisting Of
nine Pc: sons, were Frustrated as soon they had
finished their meal at which the poison was min
gled with their food. BY some II is alleged thai
the poison was tartar emetic, which had proba
bly, been furnished by missake for cream Of tartar
There is scarcely doubt that the poison wa,
mixed with the food Internationally by some
member of the family.
IL A letter from the American Consul at Car.
thagena, New Granada, to the fag-otficer at As.
pinwall states that 4 general revolution in tia,
country seems imminent Natives and foreigners
are daily dePosting their valuables at the cons,l.
late for safe keeping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Friends Of Douglas are
now pretending thai all Northern Democrats are
for him for President hoping thereby to influence
the South To the same end they also represent
that A. H. Stephens, of Georgia, win run on the
sameticket az Vice President that senators Brown
Of Mississippi and Green of Missouri are ~ him;
md also thai Che whole South. are anxious 30 mp
port him, on the ground that he 10 The only Demo
crat who can carry Nosthern Sttes enough to help
Mr.. cazeneau, the special agent Of the Ststs De-
partment, writes that he has Not succeeded In OBJ
taning a settlement Of the claims Of American
citizens against the Dominican Government. His
demands were met by subterfuges and evasions
of which he gives an account to the State Depart
nent.
The Associated Press dispatch says: -,
- WAsHtNG ToN. August 81 = N0thfng concernnf
the late convention between Guatemala and Grea
Britain (the former ceding large extent Of terri
tory to the latter) has reached this Government In
an official form; but il 10 known that the Admin
that quarter. .-r-.rs- ~.
/ A letter from Vera Cruz states that the BRITISH
Minister, MIR. Otway has been ordered by hi,
government to avail himself of the leave Of alb
sencc previously granted and surrender tn,
/ charge of the Legation to Mr. Matthews, the Sec
| retary of tine Legation. p r.try - FuHt r..
| Ably written circulars have been addressed b,
Senior Ocampo to the Governors of the severa
| States Of Mexico, impressing upon them the ne
cessity and importance Of enforcing the recent re
| formatory DEGREES OF the Constitutional govern
ment. 80 st q '.
| Numerous applications are pending for deput
Marshalships for taking the next census, but M
appoi ntments will be made until further legisia
| tion by Congress. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

THE GKRMAN TURNER FESTIVAL AT BALrI-
MORE. The first thing in the programme on
wedne sday morning was march in procession
to a renowned lager beer factory in the suburbs Of
the city, upon the grounds Of which the Turner's
had shooting match, in which not less than
eighty Of them participated the rest Of the COM
Pany, meanwhile, indulging in games mostly of
rural character, such as foot-racing, &c. Din
ner was served up at two O'Clock in a pavilion
surrounded by the vernal beauties Of the country.
The ball which took place at night at the Mary
land Institute was quite successful in every re-
spect. The attendance was not less than sixteen
hundred persons, and the order was excellent
After grand march by the band and promenade
the dance commenced, and progressed with spirit
until the night had far advanced
About II o'clock, the committee on Award. AN.
nounced the following list Of premiums. .
For gymnastic prizes from the Turner Bund-
lst Conrad Presson, silver goblet lined with gold
| I'd Henry Marklof, silver watch; Sd Geo Pretz
inyer, silver watch. From the Turner's Associa
| tien-ith: Henry Bender, gold watch chain; 5th
Renhart Klocker. gold ring; 9Th. VIM. I.assman
breastpin; 9TH. Lewis Tieman, set Of gold studs
9Th. Robert Coliel silver mounted dagger; 9th
Henry lIofmeister, cigar case; 10th Casper Bup
note and pocket-book; 18th. l.. Beck, Meershaun
| pipe l2th Henry Brinkman, pocket-book; 18th
Wm Eckhart, cigar case. Among on-membe4
were-ist; Chas. GreaSer, very large fine ciga
| case; I'd. Frederick Mulhauser, gold peacil Cd
Joseph Overton silver knife and case. 'sss
From the Turner Union, for best exhibition o
gupils-lst: Conrad Schultz, silver watch; I'd
Reiser, silver watch; 3. List pencil and pen hol
| der; 4th. Stasford. pocket book; 5th Presson
| gold lingering; 9th. Trenleb, fine breastpin
9Th: Stasford, gold studs; sth. Westheimer. bel
and plate; 9th. Klein, pOckct-book; 10th. Krou
Ger, cigar case; 18th. Rose, pocketbook; 18th
| Wittesh, pocket knife.
| Prizes for Fencing Valentine Shade, o
Baltimore, Colts revolver; I'd. Wohlslager, o
Washington, D. C., gold finger ring; 3D.. Chas
Becker of Baltimore, spring dirk. ~ $780,.
Prizes for Target Shooting LIST. Krouse. o
| W ashington, Warner revolver I'd. Lorvenstine
Of Baltimore, heavy gold ring; Sd. Hesse of Bal
timore, gold ring; 4th. Henry Wintwert of Bal
ington D. c., powder horn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

u IL is lesrned from friend of the late Geo.
Brown, who died recently at his residence near
Baltimore, that he left will I'm the hands of an
executor, which had been prepared several years
previous to his death. in which 1t is expressly
provided that the whole Of his immense estate.
estimated at four millions of dollars shall 90 to
his family and kinsmen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THURSDAY..-...... September L, 1883.
Spirit of the Nsrrtpx Press.

The COnsfitTsioH cTiticisss pretty severely re-
cent letter Of the Hon. Edward Bates, Of No, to
the Hon. Jere Clemens and others, committee,
&c, apologizing for not being present al "
grand jubilee Of the Opposition in Tennessee"
The ConsfifHiioa regrets to see I" so hagitfous q
document, 50 fun of sianderous misstatenents and
wilful misrepresentation, printed over the sigma.
ture Of a man like SIR Bates"
The InieRigsnesr is pleased to mark the indica
tons Of "a sounder public sentiment on the pro
tective tariff question in the South, and particu
Iarly in Georgia evidenced by recent article or
abe subject in the Georgia Constifntioaalist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IL In New York, the district attorney has fur
nished the police magistrates and others with a
LIST Of about twenty names Of parties who are in
the habit of becoming bail for prisoners on the
receipt of fee of frem s. to SO Some of these
-'bondsmen' give bail to the amount, of thousands
Of dollars, although many Of them are we'll known
TO have no property in their possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

NARROW ESCAPE FROM THE PREsIDRNCY-The
indianapolis Sentinel, speaking of tho late Hon
John w Davis, of Indiana, says:
= He was elected President Of the Baltimore
National Convention in 1852. which nominated
General Pierce for President. and. in the exciting
struggle attending that nominate IN came within
one vote in the caucus OF the Virginia delegation
OF being their choice for President--a vote which
decided the nominee of the Convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01
PERSONAL

&2S0 REWARD:-Broke Jail. on sund.,
YTETyx y hikht, Tne isth instant. two white men
,o IN, said AITHEY was committed 10 J.il a, d
i"n osy o. June last, charged with the 49,. ss
IL. ant., At Laar Fsctory, Prince Co.,
oans H,cS H1d y about 1--WE feet eishf o,
dsis srora hal common cIoshins &c s,S Sno
FINAL Sa n leg aroma Up to tn time al shs
aiWXi W. team hauling cLttou to N keto,yS ~
FIR tbs nl sve reward Of Two Hundred Doilar,
pa ~ ea-Isos ided he 10 delivered m fSs Isii -
ssiS HMseeffeS' s, sSSssty, Maryland ~ vi
ss o. y.uy last charged with thsx He n sSoatS
Ehi hair and vs sssts ,s 81 sss ht: fair
d G. o'ses Hsing In 6eosgetovn.
Z. View give q r.v.rd NJ nm, ILL.,.
apprcheusion. il delivered Ct The isii IN b.; nh
"eSorge's county, Maryland -H - 'i'0f
Df ofder 81 the CommissioWers: '--.E ..--l
r.. BAD DEN, President of the Boays
iost'-E. & WILLIAMS, Clerk. aa Is II
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EXCURSIONS. 60.
GRAND T9g TFN iA.EnV ANRp PC MIC AT

CMUSADEks EOD6B, No. I, SOM Of Nalts-
s;tss NV r.
einia, take pleasure in announcing to the public
tnelr :uteLuon to hold Q GRAND TOURNA-
MINT and PICNIC at ARLINGTON sPRtNti
on THURSDAY, September 18th
Sir Knight from New York, Philadelrhia, Bslti-
more, Richmond ard the District Of Columbia " il
enter the List a. contestants for the honors Of the
occasion.
The magnitude and ompetere.s Of the general
arrangements Will render the display select, ele-
cant. and OF character unusually sttrs, tive. Sub
stantal seats will be erected sufficient tn accom-
modat- ten Thousand Ladder, ard every effort will
be made by the MANAGERS 20 contribute 10 the cum
Tort And pleasure Of their suests,
The managers assure the public that order and
decorum will be rixtdly maintained, as an annie
poIce force will be detailed for the purpose.
Withors' full Band. OF insisting of twenty seven
ipsirupent., has been engaged, and viii fuI ME h
their choice music during the day and evening.
The Refreshment department will be una n the
skIfu supervision Of well known caterers
Tickets 50 cents, admitting q Gentleman ard La
dies. which may be obtained ct the Music Stores
of M Ellis and Metzerotf and Of ofcrrs Al the
gates leading to the ground.
The enclosure will be open for tho reception Of
visitors at n, m.
The following named members Of the Order have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IL A new steam canal boat has just been fin
ished and put on the route for Black Rock. with
ass bushels Of wheat on board She can carr,
500 w, en- in water five feet deep. She is capa
BILE Of maki,,>> miles per hour with less than &,
pounds of steaufx .r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IL The last two Sr$rrdays in August are held
harvest festivals at Pert., Amboy, N j. for sal,
water bathing. and immense crowds flock to the
Raritan river for that purpose This year swim
ming match occurred between man and a
woman, the latter beating the former both in dis
lance and speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IVA buriesque military company, called the
Umbrella Guards made an amusing display In
New York, on Tuesday. Each member Of the
company was armed with umbrella, and at the
word Of command the company made a general
and prompt spread. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

II Joseph Harrison, Esq, Of Philadelphia,
has received directions from parties in Russia. to
have constructed a steam FIRE engine for use in
that country, and has made arrangements with
MIR. Alex. McCausIand, OF that city, to build it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

ID The appeal granted in the case of Mrs. Har
tung, In Albany, N. Y, is TO he argued on Mon
day next, before Judges Wright, Cover, and
Hogaboom; William J Iladiey, Esq, acting as
counsel for defendant f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IL man hada watch snatched from him th,
other day by thief the street In st. Louis
and, instead Of running down the rascal himself
get his Newfoundland dog on him, which SCOT
brought him to- -asf=...- : .... = -.... |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IL Patrick Mulholland, desperate character,
has been arrested in New York on suspicion of
having murdered the Hon Mike Walsh. He Is
held to await the action of the coroner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

From KANsAs.-We have news from Kansas of
renewal of the border troubles Armed bands
Of Missourians have invaded the Territory Of Kan
sas, and on the 9Th of August one of these part
fo'cioly seized on Wright, at the town of Barnes
vile, and conveyed him to point distant fourteen
miles from the line. Captain Montgomery inter
fered, and demanded the release OF Wright. A
conference was agreed to, and negotiations were
commenced, but at last accounts neither the man
nor his caPtors had been delivered up. At pub
lie meeting held in Lawrence, August -, Captain
Montgomery made statement of the facts of the
case, and there was intense excitement in the
'own Montgomery states that he has received
reliable Information that indictments have been
found In Missouri agaiBs, large numbers of Der
sons In kansas, and that armed bands OF Nilsson
rams have avowed their intention to capture these
parties at all hazards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

II The sloop-of-war Pawnee win be launched
at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, it is thought,
some time next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IL The cadets at West Point, ". Y, were to
he reviewed this Thursday afternoon, by Gov.
Morgan. The review was expected 10 be unusu-
ally interesting and brilliant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IL The I" Old Defenders" of Baltimore, pro-
pose to have an anniversary dinner at the Green
Spring Hotel. in that city, Oh the i2th inst. John
l. Thomas. jr., has been selected as the orator
the occasion q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

II The Fall trade is sid to have set In quite
actively in New York, but greater caution than
heretofore is observed in giving credit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01
hfaaasers.
GRAND EXCLUSION TO GLYMo

GRAND EXCURSION TO GLYMONT.-
" The ladies Of the Ebenezer nj. L.
~ Sh1sss T. Il: Dr
snd the public generally, that the large steamer
M ST rEEN1N has been chartered By them for an
DAf Ith September. 1859. The object Of the eIour-
sion belng 70 lqnIdate, IN part. the debt rest
appeal IN vain for the patronage OF the public. ne
lreshm, nts viii be served on the boat and at tho
pavilion oy the lsdIes. Dinner can be procured
fom the proprietor Of the psvil on ut reasonable
prlcer. One Of the beat bands 81 the city Will ac-
c.ntsi for children. Is CENTS. The boat viii leave
her own hans t!ia. Nsvy:YsIi At AZ and Bas-
dsn's wfarf at O'Clock q. m Returning will leave
the pavilion AZ p. m, touching at Aleksndria
each way. Tickets to be had of the ladies qua ct
the boat on the morning Of the excursion.
&c t-Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

IL The City Council of Louisville, KY, has
under consideration the chartering Of a street
railway company. s.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

ANII-MoRMoN MOVEMENT IN UrAH-A ,nes,
ing Of the anti-Morn onists OF Utah was held a,
Fairfield, in that Terri tory, on the I'D of Julv
Hon. Andrew Humphreys was called to the chair
and on taking il alluded to the fact that this was
The first convention ever held in the Territory
which was anxious for the prevalence of law
and order On motion, Dr. Garland Hurt. JoI,n
Bigier, w d. Kirk, w. III. Lent w. Haolev :
p Jones, and c. L.. Craigin were selected az /,
committee TO report address and dram ,c.ol,,
lions setting forth the sense of the couycn,io, a.
TO the matters which they had met tn corx;ds,
After retiring for short time, the committee ;.
turned with an address, commencing with a.,
elaimer Of purpose to interfere with the ,i.h,s
OF any religious sect, Watcher Jewish PAGAN
Mormon or Christian. and detailing at consider
able length list Of grievances committed ayains,
the Gentle population by their Mormon neigh.
bors both In respect Of rntie religious ana civil
rights; regrettng- that the perpetrators of said
wrongs and high crimes enumerated have pevs,
been brought to Punishment The address. zoe.
on to compliment the United States MarxhaI 70,
uslhs every means ia his power 10 make arrests
In casts OF individusl prosecutions and :, a.
Plore the Inadequacy of his means to do So. and
concludes by commenting the exertioas of Ped
-rai Judges in their attempts TO do their dutv
AFFORD protection to the civil authorities. and %
GREETING that the courts were not to have that nm
lection in future. =
The address is followed by n ser es of r..olu.
tons, In which the Mormon people are held
response bic for the blood of American citizen.
wanfonly shed on American soil; declaring poly1.
amy to be an abomination in the sight of God. a
union Of Church and State Incompatible with our
republican institutions, and to be resisted bv al,
law-abiding people; that Congress, in the opinion
Of the committee. has the power to secure in Utah
a republican form Of government, and Calling
upon that body TO exercise that right; reourst,ng
the gentle population within the Territory IN
unite their aid in the ma nenanes of an orpaniza
ton for the protection Of their ghts tah de-
Ploring the necessity that severed Kirk Anderson
Esq from the Valley Ian Newspaper; and en-.
uorsing the sentiments expressed by Hon James
= EVans, Of Missouri, in HIS recent speech at Jef
iefson City, relative to Utah's afhirs The report
Oh me COMMITTEES was animou sly ado sed. =
Inc convention made the following nurlfna
tiohs. Delegate tn Congress. Dr. Garland HINT.
for the Legisiature-Councilmep WIN -,
and John Bigle1; Representatives, $ q min. r
" wallace, Z. w Croker; for Sheriff, O p
Thomas .- "
After passing the usual resolution, r,,L, A.,
unanimous, and thankipy III -
siding officer, the Convention adjourned r..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01


so,m.,,v IN. name, had ALWAYS profcssed 10 "a.
nou,e and constantly and earnestly advocating
The election of Toasn. xbss nominee of the Repub-
licans : and then. IN order that he might still
claim 10 affiliate, with the Former party, with a
..a-ss n,,t ~. ,,,,,,., ,,v, IN. -
80. - .r 49,. h.v. ai,cov.,.d HI. ,.,IE-,.
w,,a. al ,.v s,e..rti him as an enemy ia r,e.
$1,000 Cen Lane regards the success a 1he
D,,,,r....v I'm n,eoen a ! great triumpb. Th.,,
,,,.,s me, pnon ,t,ictlv Dcmo.,st,.
.fi.a;,,,.. e., h;msef he had labo,ed So,
S,-.nno,. s,e,t;on. were ,eoui,ed -
o1y -"a.,nn;t,, ,r,. sought NV IN. friend. !,
"a $1,000 Nh. doc,,;rc, 81 An. r.,
80 - "a r.-,;cuI,r,v ~ d.,,me On. ~.
.ss..-.,,., r.. e,,,rT ,.,..ks h. ~. -
o"' .. s'ssr..,lv ,;dina on hor.sr,ct s,,,,. :.
lii, =, Id, Nh. ,vbica n. ,.,.,,,a
.o,D.,;oe, no required to do three or four tims, ,
A. Tn his EFFORT. tn advance the cause Of ns.
$500 h.. tool the old ground He placed hi,n-
-. :, ~. Sat-. tho ,,,ht ~ .,ch Ia ~,
~ rs Tsr,;,o,,.. vindic,ted and dcfendsa %.
.,.i,,.. IN, ,,,,cb,n,,,s ,dm,u,s.,zt,,,, ..s
I'D Scott aec;s;op and in no SINGLE inx,,n.s
.,.l1., =, ,n.s IN I'm. onnosition In corcIra;.,,
70 n.y.. The followino cheering declaration ne
wv. h.vo .,,cceed,A. Dcmocr,t,c NJ,
nl.s h,ve heen vindicated the Admin,s.,,,;o,
- -. v.,.,n,.i,,,a ,nd 49,, "
HlesV- .,~ L." B. ,Sso ,h. 800 1 'ue
-, ,s'''' nv $500 - 4, = .''N VIA
De ...e,f -----> g.sr. -i.-s
Naval Iyrx1IrsENoK.-Comm Ioh, n
ONO has arrived at New York and been da.,o,,.s
- Go. -. -. .,.v>.;..s
- e. N.rr >'.',f RI gun
M Nv. =. no...,.,.
o.nds, = .pth., stodd,ra ,vho Ala A. C.na,,
" On ~ ,o,h Of Aucrst -. p;sh..d e..
-. -, al -. a.nvi,,a MA ~ o., ~ -.
INC ioio"s on.'.o' ,a'y "''acheu 70 tne u
80. - - ~ 49, VI 80 staau"' Ia.
c,,'. d"u oe.n ue'N. neu H'e GU,
'on" M ., o'L, no''' "co..' y. D. mar
ASSis,an' surgeon IL. cooper Lane; boa"wain JOS
oosn,d"' nc,hs GUNNER A LiiieS'oh' odrPei :
| Ter WIN hyoe.
| 7. 3d. Ts.rr ~ - - - 3 .-r r.-
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