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TAKE NOT1CE

ALL Persons ovnins property ON both aide. of
Beall street. between High street and Montgomery
street N GeorEetoyn, ID. C., are required By an
oth. ls5e. to have the iootvays floating the ssme
PAVED wits good hard brict, ueons sufficient bed OF
street The curpins must also be Put in good order
VIII new msferlsis. 81 With the use Of such OF tls
EufPose. The Improvement must IS made b. tie
hIst dag Of Deccmber next, or IL viii then be made
o. hs unabridged, and paid for ont OF the proceeds
of the tax which has Deep levied for that purpose
~ the york OF materials should not be approved Of
by the Commisgioner they will be rejected and the
Improvement will then be made By him. = = =
Persons wishing 70 cont ut for so much of the
aboye-named work a. shall not have beencompieted
BY the ist day Decs mber, next, will leave their
sailed "PIoposals for Rea street" a. this oice on
or before the 18th day OF Noyember next.
nENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
MAYORS OrrycE, Georgetown, d. CT
oc2f-IsvtNovis '''''
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work sl.S ..soss.S ga vi 1 H saEn u stan
sssSIs for ssrvsnssS $50 on Ssna "a ss sonssss
ug.d e % nssss:.t: :aa S ether; w.
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I" onv.ait = e. snl $3.50.
/ AA.,..Ad s si.c = Sc: 81 ''si' - sos =
...,.a., N5yeas Complaists.
rssis. al vi s. lSs ssis 81 III ssss s e -
Ss yhSs qrSs!sfs aad feli, deecfi Ihoss nay 80
g Ssi g ~ ~ ar sppsssion Psss. Sisss
W. Hannsvsli IL 1cs &c :.d I 49,
Whss5 ecstoa; Geo. Haansvsl. III " atss q,
For 80 y the uessl sgsnta a ever eitv. Al -
ne dru{9lsfs u Washingtoa, 6sorcoSocn. ana
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FUTURE DAYS.

seisas i..ssS sA AL yiss.s ys
omit Court Of the District Of ColamSis FOR ths
SM;osn,nsten and 70 me directed, viii en- pose
Hstret on ne HI eShnSh e the sognty AL aid
Hooye -, Gom,mencins q II oe'ock m, al John
AI noSs and 10 sheep, seized and levied on and
~. n e seia % esosy Jpdicials No. s, TO yanuary
Ter Adams rs. John Hoover, - '''' VI ~ re-
/. 90 sl-dt. M.r.h.i Cor ni.t1Mse;; g sgEaLPIEN,
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Nl fully inform the public thai they are nov ],
greIered e furnish the very best Music tori
most ressorabie tsrms All sppiicstions 10 ~ n
'shs mss%Ssrs VII be promptly sttsndsd 70.
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CEcurf coulT.--In the case d BfonanQh spt
kobineon, which has occupied the Court durina
NE iasttwo days, Q coInps0miss vas thIs morn.
Ing proposed pending which the Court had an.
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mARRIED.

At the Assembly, Church on the ,st instant, By
~ y sr KY; Andfsx o. Csrothers, EOE9E G: b.
Tme!y Of yirsinla,j to Miss H. SOPHIE
soWLEk. ofCalvert county, Nd, niece Of Mrs.
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MArIrAL.-This afternoon, at Wesley Chapel,
Mr.. John b. Wheeler led TO the hymeniai. Sta
Miss Mary r. Chedal, who, aftes they had re-
ceived the kind wishes Of their many friend
gathered to witness the ceremony, LEFT on . Visit
TO New York % 7='
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Il BARGAINS! BARGAINsM
y rST Received from the late New York suctious
Q large variety of Dress Goods, Embroideriea
g springs ney style Hoo! Skirts, st q Is, worth g.
e e 90 90 SSSS Is . sS[ss a e
40 40 90 SIC. worth y i.z6
Corsets the latest style and best quality. at 75c
Bonnet Ribbons, Fluted. Colored and Black Velvet
Lsdiss cioiS, Ill WOOL and best quail ,, suitable
for Rsgisns, st % 81. worth %.
A lerse lot Cabs With locks and real Russian
Together with large assortment Of Cloak Tas-
gels, Gauntlets, Kid Gloves. Nubas and all Kinds
Of Worstsd Goods, with . good man, more s-tIcies
too numsrops to mention. Cali early and con inos
youysen before p1rohasIng elsewhere, at the new
ootabllshrd place for bargains, at 80,
GOTMAN'S Baltimore Branch Store,
90 8-lw s lit Bridge street.
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ceRREcrIox.-ln the notice given some dav
ago by cur Georgetown correspondent at the tour
nament which came on on the 25th. Il was snte<
that 1t took place 1t Drovef's Rest Il should hsv
read at FairfAx Court- House,
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Tor NEW YORK.-The packet schooner Re-
H. becca, Captain Pstt.n, vii sail a. above AZ
with despstchs For freight apply to TX
McCOBB & DODGE.
I, % - 81 Water ct Goorg etovu.
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PnoenK:s on NINTH srlHEr.-The improve.
ment Of this street Is progressing paving from
D 70 = viii be finished to-day- The paving from
+ to p viii soon be commenced, and the property
owneg In the square fronting on Ninth street VIII
be glad TO zee Il completed.
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TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of q deed of
i trust from Ann Robertson. dated March 18th,
is52, and Of record, We will ole, at auction, on
MONDAY, the 5th day OF Decsmber next, at a.
o,cock 2 m, on the premises, the ca sternmost pari
Of that part Of Lot No twenty -one," t2l,l Of Old
Georgetown, lying on the north side Of Pros D. ct
street, fronting thirty mine feet six ncses more or
less, said street. and running back north Of the
same width ninety nine f'et, more or less, to the
Terms Of sale: One third ofthe purchase money
to be paid In Dash, and the <dus In two equal IN
secured BY notes and deed nftrust. :, =
80 WALTER 8. cox,
- ea& z, W.kIS4UE, II
Trustees Of Georgetown Building Association.
no 2-2aw5od WALL & BARNARD, Aucts
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2ANDELL, OPTICIAN,

CRANDELL. S az ~ H,!,,,.,, o.....,.
Has, constantly ON. hand . large sssortmsnt of
i E,Snsh d Nsssr-.ifhsss Ps,i;sePis, Golorsd
sSH,slitys in Gold, Silver, Steel, and German
~ 8. 0id Frames Rspairsd and new slasses set
IN tn0m 70 oroef. ~ $3.50 = : :. DC Sim
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oss errlzxss wfli, O. courseN mot, forget The
which 10 expected TO be avery great musicai test
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AEHvRnsAay cHEH1aAriox Or rnn fnvfps
Lscrvn.-Last svesl.e - lssi.e Gyeeum esis
bsstsd their SIKH anniversary BY : eellssios.
served mp In handsome Style. On this occssion
were pessent many q ~ oeiginal membs1o 81
the seciee. snong when We observed Il Ant
Prsddeut and also nsmber q iBvited geese
Aher supper the following ssutlments were -
posed and responded 70 By thoss whose nau.ei ~
placed opposite the toasts respectively: IS -
ssrhe occasion we cslsbgitsn-Eawfn Jsrnea
President. =
. .Ths s.ss .nd Patriot, ws.hingsos Irviaep-
..Our sbsent memben's-9. Thomas Coz.
ph,s,, Li'ssary sociesis Of or land ssnasi
..The Edward Everett LIssr.ry A.osi.s,oap-
'.Commodore Tsttaall, author Of thst glorious
Clayton. - =. - = -.
THE festive celebrations II Literary socie-
nes'-George w Adams, jr. ssa KS q
The love Of our CounRy''-Owen McGary.
1.-THE Pfca''-Reporter Of the Sfsr. y 2t-e
"Theis original President and much esteemed
friend, J. r. Hartsey''--J. T. Hartley.
Letters were read from several Of their former
members, regretting their Inability to be present
with them, and paricipatei the festivities Of the
occagon -
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Ry 3 ARNARn & BUCKLEY; Georsetoxn.
LII x1e!lss.sSa shIb335Y;, M9RNiiNtde.s rs
denes cf Mrs. Lyens, az Hish street. Geors stevn
y; y: her Household ana Kitchen FasnitaFs, com.
MsSosany safA, Chars, e,dehoasd, .,s s-s,.
Dining, Hound and Card Tablss, = .s.7ss
.<kS9ss - es9Sto14es y8fP ~
4e1e aud Mattresses, Dinner Set.
Slsss ~ CiookeTy Wsre, Rsiriesrator,
/. noi-d BARNARD& nUcxrv A....
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TnE MsrsoroliTAs cIus, No. I, give grand
cotillon party. this evening, at FrsnklIn Hall,
corner Of Ninth and d street The member q
this club know how 70 GET up such things, and
Will no doubt have delightful time on this occa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

GorH TO ELRcTIos Quits q number o. Der
:ons have len this city Tor the purpose Of witnesu
Ing NE election In baltimore wheseit u sEpsesel
se.f the scenes at the polls viii be very exciting
IL not something woeSe -
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ID fnovsn "TRz szARs u PERMITTED on IN.
tAsfBsr srEAN PRRss m USE SOUTH OF BALfI-
MORE, Tfs KDITfoN n 30 LARGE Al TO RKQuIRE II
TO N PVT 10 PRESS At AN EAKLT HouR; Apvn-
f1sEARNrs, THEREFORE,, sHouLp N sEHT N N
fwnvB O'CLOCK. n; ofHxRwrsB fnRY nAY NOT
APPIk1 UNTIL rzE HKxf pAv.
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WATCH RKruRss.-Andrew Chase, colored
who was charged with larcenv, was arrested YES.
terdsy afternoon on the authority Of bis bondman,
who had given bail for his appearance, and was
placed In the guardhonse. He was taken In
charge for further action by Ofnccr Serrin Pive
lodQen were accommodated n z7-'1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

JoUyIN,s BEST QUALITY pans KIN
GLQVES-Just received, ia Al the cSoacs 81
~ ane smen We can recommend 70 the ladies q
m, me eess vlove eyer sod "a this uarkst Also, So
T rsx ne oes1tiful style Ladies' Black CLOTH
cLoAks' at the lowest %sIkst Priesss, -
osga = saas 7 M 81. ssor. Pa co ave.
CL3THs. cAssIMERs. AND vRsTINos-
enad .sees o a. 70 s re- "a ARE snd
ye:tinE RibSsd and fss Besvss c,oss: s sa
10, Esoaks and Rsssns; With esnsrsl sssort.
msss OF weeds, Casslmeres, and Cloths for bow
vesr' which We are selling OF 81 VEN lov pricss
..a-a 's sIs IS Slo q. sso,. 4 3 CO. o..
CT kSFTY mARxErn
II yIll reopen the above market corner az ist .aa
c a sfse,s, on TuEsDAy- Noysnber lat vhsrs
'is e sSsfs s.s II
EktSF r1&ra sss. q s'f H6ksE
part. of the city. CSC. rios. sfkwART ~
EL0UR, APPLES, Ae.-
So he!.; fapily Extrs and supsrkns FLOUR.
sSs,ssls SiSx ltS' ziPskEs, from yirsi.i.,
, sst&9:, EEiSTY.IE " SEdAk.
r ss'oss On s Buzz s2sis; xaFy 7E1TJSs
CORN, MEAL. OATS, and Nile oPFALL.
For 'ais At low prices, sEuo. -.
oc alx Cs>.ssr Of sth snd b "A.
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TRUSTEEs' SALE.-By virtue of decd of
i trust from Alfred Collins, dated October 9Th,
1882, end Of record. we will offer at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the 7th day OF Dccember next. at
~ O'Clock p. m. on the premises, the vesternmost
fourth part Of Lot fourteen, in square thirty
seven, lT, In Washington. fronting thirteen feet
eleven inches and quarter on north NJ street, aud
running back, Of the same width, hundred feet
more or less 70 alley, with being
TermS Of sale: One-thi Of the purchase money
70 be paid in cash and the residue IN two equal
instanents 1t oAnd u months. with interest, TO De
secured BY notes and deed Of trust.
a,e.H A WAITER cox,
~ - istn5" r. w. RISQUE,
Trustees cfGsc.Eetoyn Bgildinx Atsocistion.
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ByAR n KIND the ball Of Island Social Club.
this evening, e the Assembly Rooms, Louisians
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NEw CHURCH IN WAsHINeroS.-The soutb-
western papers state that the Rev. r. A. De Lam
cey, OF New Orleans, has secured subscriptions 70
the extent OF ss0.o00, the larger portion In the
STATE Of Louisiana, for new free church under
the Old General Presbyterian Assembly, in this
city. This sum includes q donation Of s25 .OCO
from one gentleman for a fund to support the pas
tor, and IS 900 from lady for parsonage bouse
These donations are made on condition that the
amount shall be increased to 800 600; thus the
amount needed to complete this enterprise is but
$1,000 Mr. De Lancy II the District Secretary
to the Southwestern Committee Of Missions which
has ~ headquarters at New Orleans. This church.
which Is 70 be fine structure, 10 10 be located on
Z street, between Sixth and Seventh: - =
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CoME AeAIN.-Last night, some fellow entered
the Office Of Mr.. Mcintyre, patent agent. on Sew
enth street, no doubt with q burglarious intent
but was probably frightened away, as he left two
carpetbags behind In the Office. Oficers Allen
carpetbags to Justice Donn's once, where they
were examined, and the contents proved to be one
baked chicken, several biscuits several sheets of
ginger bread, and clean shirt. IL the owner will
call at the Office Of Justice Dom he can get his
provendef and the shirt. This 10 the. third time
that this ofics has been entered within q few
months, and circumstances point to the same Der.
son In every case since the Arst. Nothing Of sc-
count has been missed as-A4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-02

Court OF CLAIMS, fK1rERDAr.-J. w. Decide
far temporary services in the frs.sury D<nastmsst
The soiieitor argued this case on tie part q TIE
Sevsfnm<nt. sabnitied By clsins.t q psiaisd
IL. B.ldwia al. ne United ss.s-s A e,.,m
fos the valse q TIE spasish big on BIss and
ezfgo. WRECKED % ths cost q Florida n the yeHr
ia, Pssctassd byclaimsnt, and sfbsrwssds b<rnt
sss st i ss e. s.s = ss
Wa isfs.rsd ~ The senate g Ne cosst e, Tss
: a On ses Pss q Ne el.i mat wss ops..d
behalf Of % ooserhnsns ~. PsiIii. cea.
GUIDED and she Gee Wa sabmitssd Adjsurssd
AL SOUS Dxr This dsv i ~ .n.,s ,,w -.
Cafbolis chsseh - day o. psyw o. fhe a..
. practice which she has not oaly sufhoeized hn1
diligentl1 Pr.rtiesd Her istsadoa % fbIs isy
God Cor de ,rpsss ana ssseiss y m ~ =
parted brethren that their supplicafkons ssail 81
sees@pasisd Win slnssisinE, haniliaGiea, ana
other works % satisfhction- = make tbes1 the
swn exit from ~ ssorld - Isdurinx them q
exercise more care. sbandoaiBx sin and pfeporfnR
tos the performance Of the dsti<s q = 'ckrlsfiss
ne. MAJ was esiebszsed In 40 Tie ceehslic
Shafehe' I-aay q .ad = e'clert, :, p. - q q
Ixesxr -cxouer woodvssx hid a isssass
49, , I. ~, - sns ns;,s. q Mary Heisie, a T!d
very large nv bora female infhat. s,Dooss3 a -
anaI.ite. ssteA W. fcasd e a epss iss -
Old calico shirt. Thwe vas eVerV 49, - .S1s-s
THAI TIE child was bsgn NM: - onnrsS 49, a
tsAissfe1 . ytelent 1esth- he jury resiesc1 4
verdict q DAD boz causes rnkkown - -
jsry. =
Tar 0LDs~ RgRssxs1 4pcE, AsAu ~ xrx
BE seen that the gsllDst per1sysranee 6ss osoposv
propose - do up thinks hnedsoDsly - ne 1Ivlz
u Nov . Anybody iseIIned - lh1ve ne cxo-
nssRS snjoyms1t In NE eompnay &c - ofsepeo-
70 vsil 70 hts ~ y sfis eessiIss PHY
ss~sf ~ = s<kss > - -
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ID g kss: Irins GLARES BUTTER,
20 bbls. elbow and white soft SUGARS ~
50 bags white and green COFFEES, s
hhds. prime and low priced MOLASSES.
New bunch and layer Reisins, Curyants Citron
Al~o9d:, Pecan and Butter Nuts, Lemons, Pre-,
Corn Starch, Fsrina. BrOma, Cocoa Candy In q
pound boxess new Ruckvheat, superior green and
black Tea. Pure French Brandy, hne old Whisky,
Co., Tor sale by w. II. TENNEY.
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A RARx CHAscE.-Thef farms In Culpepeg conn.,
ty Va, advertised for sale in the Star by the Hon
John 3. Pendleton, are very desirable ones and
viii be sold, we are satisfied at great baruains Ia
the purchaser Their soil and locations are up-
surpaned. We viii be happy to accord detailed
sires Il. -s*ff :.
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FUssKL, confectionef, corner Of Twelfth ana ]
Giles indeed Ii 10 enough 10 make ones mouth
water to read over the List Of jellies, preserves
pickles, creams and Ices, puffs, pastes, CharIott
Ru,se blanc mango, cakes Of al kinds, mince
cakes, &C., &C., &C., re. Pussel catess hand
somely for the public, and shows his good iud0
meat eieo, By letting the public know (by liberS
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A NEW Military CoMPANY-We understand
that a number Of the principal citizens Of the
Northern Liberties, mostly young men, contem.
plate the formation Of an independent yoIuntees
military organization. The signers to the new
but we learn that no organization will be efected
until the number reaches sixty. We are happy 10
known that proper military spirit 10 again being
mani Tested among the young men Of this com.
munity.
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y Ety hc:saeads Of Tobacco in the House,
On oafrels Of Corn, re-, &e-
sms OF sale 19r the personal estate, cash ar a
esPssc dsanf on Baitmors at months. With int r
on ths subsedhss, vhe VII take siessnre In sSox
ing q. Zoe H-dtsI MATTHIAS EVERSFlEjIr'uDs
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BY Wall { BARNARD, Auctiopeefs.

I A PACHE INDIAN HORSES Ar AUCTION,
combinipg the best mixture Of spasish blood and
sccountoft the ownsrs prolonged abssncs in Europe
They are both hne horses Of medium sixe, ana il
would properly trained, make one Of the fastest
aosrs n this part Of the country. They work we'll
sssss s ssS ssss ss
Z TheV viii be sold sepsrslelI
= S'sit S
Terms: A credit Of 50 and eo.dsys, fnr approved
'a 90 wy Os WHfin 'sssR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-24
PPesb Yte rian General Asse mblY.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 2l.-The Assembly
met at the usual hour, this .. M, spent halt
an hour in religious exercise. The Chair
man Of the Board Of Directors Of the Yves
tern Theological Seminary, made his re-
port accompanied BY numerous efficient
documents, which we're referred to the
Committee on Theological Seminaries, with
instructions to report on Monday next.
The Treasurer Of the Assembly made his
annual report, which was referred.
The Moderator announced the Com. on
Synodical records. composed of two from
each synod, and also announced the resig-
nation Of S. A Werner. as Trustee of the
General Assembly.
The Cha rman Of the Com. on Church
extensions made the 4th annual report The
Report shows that out Of 2,267 churches in
connection with the General Assembly, a53
have no houses of worship, 20 churches
worship IN Union Houses and 1853 report
their houses insufficient for their present
wants, l9l are in debt. III had aid from
abroad in building their church edifices and
373 cannot build without aid from the
churches At large. The report shows that
the contributions for church extensions have
been steadily increasing since the com.
mencement The Com. recommended that
al contributions for the building Of church.
es outside of the jurisdiction of the church
should be made through the Church Ex-
tension Committee,
The Committee on the revision of the
900 red discipline made report, and asked
that It be made the first order Of the dsy
for Thursdsy next, which Va concurred 10.
Adjourned till Monday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-24
l. A TIE S T Ne w S.
BY TKLEGRAPH.)
Further BY the Guy Of 0aleiaose. /.

New YoRK, May 23. The City of Balti.
more reached her dock at o'clock, this
morning. with 800 passengers.
The number Of volunteers to the English
Navy, offered at Woolvich, is ESQ daily.
1t is stated confidentially, in London
Clubs. that Immediately on the meeting Of
parliament, Palmerston will move and Rus
cell will second a vote Of censure on the
Ministers, for having dissolved parliament,
under critical circumstances.
The Honitsar gives notice, that Belgisn
subjects who may attempt privateering. or
act contrary to the duties Of neutrality
will be treated ~ pirates abroad and be liza
bic to prosecution by Belgian tribunal.
Mrs. sheridan Muhrat, sister OF Charlotte
Cushman. died 1t Liverpool, on the 10th.
LONDON, May l2-M-.Consols from 9l
IS Sal4; but very little doing. French
funds Improved upon higher quotations
from Paris.
The commercial sdvices from the Liver
pool agent BY the Vanderbilt. show that
there vas al important omission in the
dispatch Of the City Of Baltimore's news
from Cape Racs-namely, that fonr had
declined 6s9d per GENITAL
The quotations published nominally at
11al4s Cd were correct, and would have in
dicatsd decline Of themselves
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-24
W Washlngtsn News.

WASHINGTON. Nay 2l-This morning, the
knight Templsrs Of Boston and Rhode L.
land, accompanied by the Warrington Com
mandery. all in full uniform, proceeded to
the Presidents house, and we're received by
him in the east room. Maj French intro
duced them - good men and true. who
hailed from the cold winds vet warm hearts
Of his own beloved New England The
President, in the course Of his remarks. said
that II the Knights went to Richmond with
any prejudices against the South, he felt
confident they had been removed, by their
intercourse with that warm.hearted, gener-
GUS people. Although the Knights would
never be called upon to defend their Holy
Sepulchre of Jerusalem, as had the Knights
Templar Of old; he had no doubt they would
be ready to defend what was equally valu-
able-the Constitution and the Union
not with swords, but with their moral influ-
ence With the strength, power and their
example, the race Of Revolutionary patri-
OTIS, he added, have passed away. and that
sacred deposit is committed to the men Of
the present generation, and be trusted tina.
every man, individually, would make it
matter of concern and pride to exert all
just influence to perpetuate our glorious in
stiO,IOus 0Hu preserve Tue S0neUSutiOus
and the Union for generations to come.
These sentiments we're received with loud
and earnest applause. The assembled
Knights then passed in review, the bands
Of music alternately playing. The Knights
left for home in the early p. M train.
The Times correspondent has the highest
authority for stating that the reported con-
versation of NJ. d. Sartiger with certain
members of Congress on the subject Of the
right Of search, has been seriously mssta-
ted. The conversation was purely informal
and the remarks Of N. Sartiges were simply
to tire effect that war would doubtless open
. wide field for American shipping in the
Mediterranean, but that our ship masters
must be careful to forget the doctrine now
established that the neutral flag shall cover
the goods. does not invalidate the necessity
of war privilege of searching for contra
band goods of war.
Application has been made to our Gov
ernment in behalf Of DR.. King, whs was re-
Gently convicted at Coburg, Z. w., of pois-
oning his wife, and now awaiting his execu-
ton. 1t is alleged that he was illegally ar
rested within the limits of the U. s., and it
is probable that demand will be made
upon the British Government for redress
for this iIfraction.