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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

II The American party Of the Fourth Con-
gressiOnal District Of Maryland have, as we have
already stated, nominated Hon. Henry Winter
Davis for Congress after fsrce struggle be-
tween the partizans Of Coleman Yellott and his
own II IS understood that the principal objec-
hon To Mr. Davis was the fact that he refused
TO use Ills influence with tie Governor in procur
ing the pardon Of the three rutians who were hung
in Baltimore tast spring for murder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

IL The German Musical Societies of Philad-l.
Phia are making arrangements to partici pate IN a
grand festival at Harrisburg. on Monday. the 1ath,
and Tuesday. the 18th day Of September. everai
ceiebrated singing societies of Philadelphia and
baltimore will be present On The occasion !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

II The hollow steam cylinder used for curl
ing hats In an establishment in Philadelphia e.
PiOded GU Wednesday, making Tremendous re-
port and resulting in injuries to several opers-
nVeS' VINO jumped from the second story window
through fright
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

IL Philip Reed, Postmaster at Rockville. Md
has been arrested and taken to Baltimore, on the
charge Of opening and embezzlng two letters
from that office, containing some sl9 in money
There have recently been numerous losses from
the mails in Western Maryland and every effor,
has been made to find out the guilty parties
Reed was committed by L.. 3. Commissioners
Hanan for further examination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

O. " On "Wednesday, young man named w
n Jennison; fell from the Genesee Falls, dis
lance Of % feet. while witnessing the WALKING of
the aght rope by nj. De Lave and was Instantly
killed He fell but short distance from, where
Sam Patch met his death. IT, 90 : :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

IL An attempt was made TO fire y. I.uke,s
thPlscopa) Church in Buffalo, n. Y. ON the
night OF the 26th ult. The church VA. ents-.d
the vestry door, fire kipdled on the floor. Of
books, &c, and the gas turnel ON from, ALI the
burners Fortunately the Gre died out yv;tho,,
doing much damage ard before resulting In an
explosion Ns IN O."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

II r r. Brigham, the alleged wife poisoner,
o. Nof"aIk, Connecticut, 1t is said, has gone 10
Uuoa' ana the case has been continued by Judg.
.uu C"ray 10 'he next term of the Superior Cont,
eNe fgham's uncle-who is responsible fO,
n-s aPieafahce IN S5,UOO bonds-time to get hin,
again into custody, if possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

" The New York Herald processes 20 have
information that the destination Of the Great
Eastern steamship will be New York. and not
Portland, Ne. The Herald saws that she will
come with light cargo, so rs TO enable her to en-
Ter New York harbor by the Narrows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

IL The tobacco in Connecticut is now living
out for drying. This years crop il estimated at
sl,OcO,OOo. Last year the crop was 1850 cases.
and prices averaged about seventeen cents per
pound Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

DrFrom Shillington, the w ashinpton agent
we have . lie Bon Ton Journal DE Modes and
Monthly Report OF Paris Fash ons,' for Septen-
Der A noticeable feature of this publication is
lis cut paper patterns, two Of which ACCOMPANY
this number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02
Naval Intellisence.
adeHes Of TAs s6tay.

SWfssPo"ec"es " lhedOtor.
US. SHIP CYANE,
RRALEJo, NICARAGUA, July 81, 1859
The Cyene, il win be remembered, sailed from
Norfolk, W, IN Sevnsnsef, 10, ~ has bsea
sctively oruislng eves 8ince fBpon arrislug .
Psnama she - dstataed for the Centrsl AnIGf-
lean cossS ana ia obe6 lence ID he o61ers oft1e
h1g ofieG pcforms Eegular b1ps esery MOI
1efveefhe P4n Of nalejo, esn Juan del -,
Fdnta Abenabs Ind u On on. sende svouriar &c
Realejo. At Ia Union she saluted the San SAL
,ssdorian nag, which was promptly returned by
the authorities on shore, and the Decatur claims
to he the first American vessel of war that ever
visited La Union and saiuted the flag of San Sal
vador, the Cyane can certainly claim to be the
second. In addition to the above places Com
mander Loo kwood visited with his ship the port
Of Amapola, In Tiger Island. which belongs 70
the government Of Honduras, where he found
everything quiet and prosperous. Our ship has
been quite ,, healthy mp 70 The Pre:snt time, but
ance among us. and joseph A Carson, a native
was borne TO his last resting place followed by
several Of the officers aud a large portion Of the
crew. There are several other cases but through
the skill and attention of Surgeon l.. ]. Will
liams and Assistant Surgeon Chas E. Lining
they are all doing well. % - i. - :
We hear that Lieut.. Phelps at present attached
to the sloop-ofwar st. Mary's, has received order
to join us, to I'll the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Lieut.. Lambert The bark Evadne, Of
Boston, sailed from this place a few days ago In
charge of her first mate, John B. Davis. bound Il
Callao and the United States, her captain, VIM
ii. Dean, having died on beard Of her while a
Prya Grande. In the Gulf Of Guaymas The h~altl
Of the other ships Of the squadron is believed Il
be good. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

ID The latest and most raseally mode of rails
ing the wind in Philadelphia was manifested in
the proceedings Of a fellow, named Henry John
son. alias C. c. Williams, who lately advertised
in the papers Of that city for fifteen young ladies
highly educated to go south teachers in private
families He announced that the salaries would
be good, and consequently his Office was beseiged
with applicants. 1t was stipulated by the adver-
tiser that the ladies should defray in part their
expenses to their respective destinations. On ar
irving in New York city en- route for the south,
the sharper took charge of the baggage of the
ladies, collected from them about one hundred and
fifty dollars for their fare in the steamship d, and
while they Were waiting patiently at the hotel for
him to conduct them on board, he made oil with
The punder and has not been heard of since The
baggage of thirteen young ladies' was recovered by
the police. Two Of the ladies who went to another
hotel, 1.-THE Astor,) could not he found Their
trunks with property valued at ST. 90 is also
missing. xxx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

IL Lately, an English lawyer succeeded in
proving himself innocent of crime of which he
had been sent to the penal settlement, publicly
whipped and kept for some time in chains Ne
spent $50 OOO in litigation, in proving hmself the
victim of foul conspiracy, and has been awarded
by Psrliament se5, 600 settlement Of the mat.
ter. Rather tardy and cruel Justice. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

II 1t is said that Mr.. Auguste Belmont drives
with outriders and pcstillions, having dispensed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

U, Messrs. McKehan & Evans's pork packing
house, at Cincinnati, was entirely DESTROYED bv
Gre on "Wednesday night The building con-
tained three million pounds Of meat. Loss esti
mated q go, 200, fsily Insured, ~ So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

IL Hon Henry w! Hiliiard, of Alabama. is
suggested az a suitable person to succeed DR.
Church In the Presidency of the University of
Athens, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

II Robert Wycknfr, Esq, aged IS years
the wealthiest man In Kentucky and the father.
in-law of Mr.. Preston, L. 3. Minister to Spain.
died at Lexington on Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

DIt Is stated that the mammoth steamer {, 70,
EasteFa has been chartered by Mr. Lever and /,
expected to leave Galway about the middle Of IA,
present mouth for New York She win cali N
St Johns TO land dispatches, mails and passen
pers. : sssFs ,Fsr SEQ ssa-5s 90. lZEj-IE.Ie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

ID Hon. Beriah Magofin was inaugurated rs
Governor Of Kentucky on the Both ult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

IL From Taylor Il Maury. we have the July
number OF the London Quarterly Review, con-
tanning eight attractive articles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

IL lot of new cotton arrived at Baltimore
on Thursday.
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Personal.

-. Hon. II. kidwell Of Va, IL at Browns
- Hon. p. F. Thomas, Of No., is at Kirk
woods. -
-. Hon. A. p. willard and family, Of Ind !,
and Hon. H. s. Sibley. Of MINI, are at the Ma
tOnal. - ~. - ~
...- The Major A. j. Donelson who died re-
Gently at I-afourche, La was not Andrew Jack
son Donelson, the adopted son Of the hero of the
Hermitage
''-' John Neal Esq the novelist and poet who
was much talked about author twenty wears ago,
has been invited to deliver the address before the
Cumberland county me y Agricultural Society a,
Gorham, In Oetabe: next, and has accepted the in.
vitation.
80. special dispatch to the Cincinnati Com.
mercial, dated New York, Aug. 20, says: 81
understand from excellent authority that Count
Walewsk has addressed a letter to the editor of
the New York Times, thanking him, IT the name
of Napoleon for the course Of his paper during
the late war - aE 1T. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

- SURVEY OF THE NEW YORK INDIAN LANDs.-
Of thesurysys OF nine tgwnshfR e the New
York Indian lands in Kansas, have been received
at the General Land Once. This 10 the Hsst r.
ceipt Of plats under this survey, which will pro-
coed until sufficient amount has been laid over
to provide each Of the New York Indians with the
portion of land allotted to them by treaty. when
this has been completed the remaining lands will
be surveyed and open to entry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

OMaj. Jonathan Keassley, resident of De-
t'oit for over thirty years, anda prominent actor
in the early history Of Michigan, died on the
3lst ult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m fcor-
rected for temperature % 81; at noon, 29S79,
Thermometer, at 2 a. m, 60; at noon, 73s
Maximum during "a hours ending 9 a m to.
day, 20 minimum CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

II Advices In regard to the cotton crop OF
North Carolina are unfavorable. Large fields are
DAMAGED and MANY others will not matn.c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

REsIGNATIoN.-The resignation Of Gen. G. P.
Smith, Of Tennessee special agent of the Post
Office Department, has finally been accepted by
the President. ....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

; THE UNITED STATES SHIP CUMBERLAND.--In-
telligence has been received at the Navy Depart
ment Of the arrival at Portsmouth, N H.. yester-
day. Of the United States ship Cumberland, late
IA s-ship Of Com. Conover, Of the Al lean squad
ron. --... rs 49, %. y j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

THE HOUSE CLERksHIP The calculations
about the Clerkship Of the next House made by
the various aspirants for the position and those
interested in securing it for one or the other of
them. are amusing to parties here who compre
bend how sueh electioneering il done and what
it usually amounts TO. At least a dozen gentle
men are cock-sure Of obtaining It; while quite
fifty others are highly elated with their several
prospects Of success. There Is no end to the
combinations already formed to secure the place,
while the combinations sought to be formed to
the same end are quite as numerous
None Of those engaged in the game seem how.
ever to take into consideration its most imporan,
element: the strength of the Incumbent who is a
candidate for reelection, Of course He has made
10y Ear the most acceptable House Clerk who has
held the Office IN perhaps twenty-five wears his
personal popularity being as great with the mem
bers Of one party as with those Of the other His
administration Of his trust has been far more sat
isfactory In business point of view than that of
any other gentleman who has occupied the po-
sition IN our time. Though charged with the
duty Of footing the bills growing out Of the
change Of the hall to the new south wing Of the
Capitol buildng-involving very heavy unusual
expenses, so rigidly has he economized the pub
lies means at his command, as that his b.lancs
sheet for the last Congress shows actual saving
Of some half million of dollars ALI Item not to be
sneezed at in times when the newspa pers discuss
| the possibility of a bankrupt L. ). treasury
Our own opinion is that in the squabbles of
those who would occupy his place, there will
be enough opposition members, who, being dis
gusted with the personal and political r;,scality
that will surely be developed in the efforts 10 over
| reach each other on the part of more or less
involved In the contest--wil conclude TO let well
enough alone, in that department Of the bus ness
Of the House, to his reelection the fact that
he will receive the unanimous vote of the Demo-
cratic mem bers being now beyond question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

THE WEATHRR--The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time ~ olpsuxuafion In ahonf o,clocl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

than that the ship had ''sailed" down the Della
ware river, and, of eeufss, with all hands on
board" The dispsach was probably worded in
this equivocal form by some maliciously disposed
tndividasl DESTROYS Of csesftpg a sensation. 9 4
BouSfH LAsD wARHAxrs. - The following
bounty nd warrant hsse been issued at ne
United Shtes Pendoh Once during the month q
~ ssr ..s.s' ss 49, to satisfy
30 :. 81. =" p" :. 2b6e
a.o r~x.I scf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY The Hon.
Howell Cobb has left the city on brief visit to
New York .. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

The PROPOSED COUNCIL WITH rHR APAcHEs
Intelligence has been received by the United
States Indian Office from the New Mexican
Agency. Superintendent Cullen, at the request
Of the office, left Santa Fe on the morning of the
18th, for the purpose of meeting the Apaches and
holding talk with them. He was accom- panied
by the Hon. ]. ;. Phelps, Of Missouri, now on a
visit to that country, and others. The party was
escorted by Col. Bonneville with force Of 80
men. Previous to starting they sent three Me1i-
cans in advance to notify the Indians of their In.
tention to visit them and the object Of the Z
coming. When the party arrived at Hatche' 3
Ranch (the last settlement their eastern border
they were informed by one Of the Mexicans that
the Indians being advised Of their design to visit
them, became very much alarmed and imme-
diately commenced. making off. This was done
despite the assurances given that no harm should
attend them. The company, after proceeding
short distance further and being unable to dis
cover any sign Of the indians concluded to return
Superintendent Cullen thinks these Indians ought
to be ctastised, but this should not be attempted
until II can be done WELL therefore all collisions
should be avoided until the Government liz ready
and well prepared to commence the work in the
proper way. r.ss = .- ..... --t.f !
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NATIONAL GUARD PIC MIC
cor UMBrx SPRINGS.
On MONDAY. SkPr. SIN, 1852.

COL UMBT8 SPRINGS,
40 On MONDAY. SkPT. SIN, 1852.
The NA ,I GUARD sssiy, to info; m thsir
BAY, the stk o. Sc temSer II lass the, IiiAe
?. oppose sPsndlnE the dal at the 60. Hz1HEA
,nmtis s,IIass y :. their most srd-nt visk q
friends and the, promi.e TO al . dsy Of pisssu.s
FTit"d Wi,h,r, will b. on hand with n. charm.
ing music.
oorSsr th street AID Pa sSssae. and IA sirsss
And aHd avenue, at o'clock q. Va, and hourly
ts.r.sfter from the corner Of Pa. avenue and I'M
a = 40 + 6 san lssiOn FOR gentleman and ladies
Ribbons will be furnished ger tlsm~n at tina yates
IiSss,s psS be secssed from the COMMITTEES ar
cemmii'es Of Ar,a1gegsus
Ss sssi H.. ! :: lloyd. IL; S:s' fS !:s
oS Spell NoTrer.Ths public are sotik tina,
MAT az ~, svenns At o'clock 2 M on Nom ~
Columbia Seuass TO the Pic Me Of the National
G.st sIsi, 80, =
TIE WELLS AND MccoMAs AsSocIA-
o. TiON viii give th-ir First Grand -
hS M Hi e. s A,IlI Is,S ,s; Springs on
Particular. ia future advertisement an Is eOs,'
NOTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS The
i h5 : ,Ssia % the semi. vsekiy trips sAS
iolk, oder the public Of washington and vic nity an
and ST shs Pc
daily during the hot weather
| 10 p>rues OF three or more excursion tickets will
osiseooo q one dollar sD each for Giymont with
ss, a sss "I ,hers ~ .,ns md
| STh pr.vnege oil remaining ons or too days. -.
| =. Inc angler can enjoy 6ne sport with hook And
line at either Of the above place. White perch saS
other mail hsh being abundant; also fine shooting
Coed Hotel accommodations can he had at tAess
|
Boats leave foot of 9th street at @, O. m and AZ
IN. heturnlng % p. IN. and 81 n. n.
or ISrtner lniormation Inquire at the Compsny's
2mce, no: SI2 Pennsy wanna avenue. next door, 10
browns Hotel. GEO. T.. MATTINGLY
| Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

TONES DENTAL sURGERY-A system tf
= Dsntal Surgery, by John Tones, r. r 8 with
81 illustrations; price O. So = =
Tah's Operative Deni.try-A Practical trea n A
on Operative Dentistry; By j. Taft, with g. illustrs-
The Use and Abuse of Tobacco, by John Lii
Zar-; price 50 cts. =
Alch6hol; Its Place and Power; by James Miller;
price 50 ctr.
Just rec sived and for sale by e..
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Books sellers and Stationers,
se2S 33A Pa ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

THE U. > FRieATE CoseREss.-n Is though,
by many that the report teiegraphed from Phiia.
delphia that the United States frigate Congress
had gone down with all on board, causing every
one to suppose, from the language used. that il
had been ''lOst, meant nothing more nor iess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

REGINNING OF THE ----------
AcHAs LANE i. IA PAIL TADE OF 1859,
ment Of hls Fall supplies Of HATS, CAPS,6
G &c OIbssS ~ " E;sh y FURN IsHINGU
most Fashionable GOODS in my line W iI be made
during the Fall and Winter - - -A "1s
My isciities Tor doing business are of the mo.t
favorable character. Buying nv stock neon Ire
most advantageo terms for cash and credit aud
no store rent To paw enables to sell NV gooi. al
the I0v est prices for cash Ali, therefore, vh0ae.
an examination of nv -tock ' W
Isd on in all cases. .' o0 -
W Clergynlen supplied at q discount.
CHAS H.LANE.
se<-St 5I . aga Pa ayeune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02


HOTAIR FURNACES,
FEINOUR heaters,
PARLOR CRATES. nAN"h"'
800 PARLOR STOVES,
-- COOKING STOVES,
l-t#. CHAMBER STOVES, &C.
-. OF THE MOST APPROVED MAKES
~ All Goods sold by me are guaranteed ID
- oil. to be as represented. -
CaVat
- JAMES SKIRyING'S ~
WASHING roS SrovE, TIN, SHEET IRON kNp IA
PANIED WARE MANUFAcroRY,
ne 2-eo2m Southeast corner Pa. av. and nth st.
u CARRIAGESm
=, we: the undersfsn.d, vOud re, pectfully inform
the citizens OF w sshin ton and the SUE 1rS q
the : - - " '~Aou t4gS&6
LARGE EsTABLIsHNkNr OF WILLIAM T. Book
on street, between 9Th and 10Th sire sts ard will
carry on the husinets IN sl its various b; anches
sslns men Of great experience in the be siness hav
Ing worked In the principal shops of Europc md
hneIica we feel conf lent of giving sati ctlon
Repairing carefully and Promptly attende tn
WALTER RARMANN 81 ROPP
would most respectfully recommend the above
nsm 20 the patronage Of my former friends and cus-
ne wv WIN. +. HOOK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

M ESSRS. J. p. d II. N. CAULFIEI,D Will
iV1 resume their IT, structions in Vocal and nstru
mental Music on Monday, September SIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

CQRNS CURED! CnRNS CUREDg ny DIR
- EDWARD PHtLLIPSON. Office No. oss
"a av., north SIDE, between 18th and 18th sts The
DOC TOR, In Offering his services To the citizens OF
washington, would respectfully state that he Is
armed with Certificates of cures effected in the
principal cities, and among the families of ths ost
respeotahis In order to meet the Increasing de-
mand upon his ssrvices, his Off houts viii b. ir.m
so,slock a. m. through the week, a from 10 To i
cure assured se 91W-
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The CADDo AND CAMANCHK SKIRMIsH. Late Iii
gence lately received by the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs shows that, instead of the Caddo
Reserve Indians being the sufferers i'm their recent
sencountef with the Camanches, as was reported
through the papers, the latter came off second best
The attack was begun by the Camanches. when
the Reserve indians, in repelling the attack, pur.
sued them so holly that they left their horses
mules &c, behind. The only injury sustai ned
by any Of the Caddoes was one OF their number
being wounded by an arrow in the arm they had
also two horses killed. Their march was con-
timed without further interruption, and at las
adyices they were safe upon the new reservation
70 -H-A ~" 10
= PRIvATELAN CLAIMS IN CALIFORNIA.-Patent
have been prepared at the General Land Once
with a view to transmission by the next mail, to
the Surveyor General Of California, for delivery
for the following private land claims In said State
The CaPay Rancho, In favor Of Josefa Solo, con-
taining HISS acres. The Sausal, in favor Of
Jacob p Leese, containing 1921 acres The
Mission San Luis obispo, in favor Of Bishop
Aismany. containing Sc "a. 100 acres. Tho, Mis-
non OF santa Cruz, In favor Of same, coutaini M
IL, ~ 100 acres The Mission Miguel. I'm fayo, Of
same, containing 30 81 100 acres. -. -.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

The Iaisliigsnesr is devoted to news to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-02

TI. Q. ID. u. III. F.eThe regular convention
Of the ne Capital Circle No ofthe D C.. Bro
Lodge Navy Yard on the first FRIDAS IN ssst.,n
Der. I'D > 1853 ut o'clock o. m All Brothers are
req uested to attend. By oder: WIZ
IN F. c. POPE. II. 8. X.
r.. ID, - OF