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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
xxxvIth CONGREss-FIRsr SESSION
Proceedings Of Yesterday Afternoon.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, Mr.. Anthony offered
resolution that the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of providing by law for the pre.nav.
ment Of the penny post; adopted.
Mr.. johnson, Of Tenn, offered az a resolution
that any vacancy now existing, which shalI
hereafter occur In the places of messengers Of the
wise, such vacancies 30 existing or occurring shall
not be filled by the appointment of other messen-
gers until it is ordered by the Senate; adopted :.
After the discussion and postponement of the
Dill to authorize the sale of public arms to the
several States and Territories and to regulate the
appointment OF Superintendent of the National
Armories, the Senate took up the private calen-
dar, passed several bills thereupon, and, amer a
protracted Executive session, adjourned until
Monday. ""'i'
HoUsE.-Almost the entire session of Yesterday
was occupied by the House as in Committee of
the Whole in discussing the various admendments
70 the Rules as reported from the Select Commit.
tee on that subject.
The several amendments being reported to the
House ~
Nj. Vallandigham offered the amendment which
had been proposed and rejected in Committee of
the w hole, aboishing the one hour rule
MIR. Washburn, Of Me-, then offered his amend
ment providing that the hour Of daily meeting
shall be two O'Clock p. m, and demanded the
previous Question on the report and amendments;
which was seconded
the report OF the Committee Oh Elections i'm the
case OF the contest for the seat now occnnied nv
MI Slckles, Of New York, on Monday, at one
o'clock. ~ " ~
Some Of the amendments to the rules reported
by the Committee were agreed to, and SEPARATE
votes were ordered on the others
The House then, at ~ O'Clock, adjourned until
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
Personal.
800 Judge Brewer, Of Md, is at Willard

Judge Brewer, Of Md, is at Villards'
49, Ex-Governor Wise is in No.folk, Va pre-
pairing for the defence Of w alter $. Land Indicted
for the murder Of Mr.. Flanagan, his brother in
law. "
- Mrs. John Brown, that Martha, the widow
OF oliver Brown, who was shot at Harper,s Ferry
dled at North Elba on the I'd instant She ave
Ditto; about four weeks previously, to daughter,
who lived but few hours
"a Paris correspondent of the New York
Express writes thus: al learn from Thoroughly
source that the Emperor is about to confer
tne decoration Of the Legion of Honor upon Major
fnlhp kearney, of New York, for his services
during the recent Italian campaign"
49, Robert Dale Owen denies the report that In
preparing new edition Of his ssFootfaIls on the
boundary of Another World,'' he has publicly
advertised for well authentic ghost-s,ories. and
says the difficulty is rather to select from the
number OF such phenomena constantly Offering
themselves.
'''' Notwithstanding Macaulay's reputation for
conversational power, he appeared to have uttered
lew Don mots, TO have made few conversational
points which are repeated and remembered. One
OF tne very few good stories current of him Is the
following: 1t Is said he met Mrs Beecher Stowe
a. SIR Charles Treveylan's, and rallied on her
admiration Of Shakespeare. (which of his char
actefs do you like best'' said he; .'Desdemona. ,,
sold the lady. "Ah, Of course was the renlv
Tor abe was the only one who ran after a black
man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

IL To Messrs. Taylor & Maury we are in
debted for two valuable publications-the HARPER
Brothers classicallibrary edition of The Satires
OF Juvenal, Persius, Sulpicia and Lucilius,n and
the handsome reprint, by the same publishers, of
ELEPHANTS Narrative Of Lord Elgin's Mission to
China and Japan.
Laurence Oliphant, the author of the lastmen-
toned work, was the private secretary of Lord
Elgin, and Is well known to the reading world as
one OF the most graphic and clear-headed descrip-
tive writers Of the day. His narrative furnishes
not only history of all the noteworthy events of
'ne mission, but affords budget Of highly-inter-
esting particulars relative to the Chinese and
japanese, into whose domestic manners, etc. etc
we are enabled to pry, by means of Mr.. ELEPHANTS
lorgnefte In the most satisfactory manner imagin-
able The volume is illustrated by over sixty en-
cravings, many Of them after original Chinese
and japanese drawings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

IL III is suggested that in the Arctic Expe-
uluoh OF Dr. Hayes, balloon be used to deter
mine the existence Of the open Polar sea-
III Arkansas has been an unlucky river for
steamboats,. We know of half a dozen that ha W.
been snagged. sunk, or burnt within tue yea
"a Is the Memphis Avalanche.
III The Belgium minister to the United States
s now In Richmond OH business relating to a
concentrated line OF steamships from Virginia to
ID Ihe free-love affinity business was unite
aCuSe IN spiritual circles in Utica last week
hueoand brought home a Young a nitv the wi 70
sought new alliance with a physician. and tho
PHYSICIANS wife, being de trop, went to her
HieDcs, and the "harmonies" were re-established
IL The New York Courier and ENQUIRER. of
Inc 10th, says: 1--WE learn from a satisfactory
source In Paris that the French Government were
sdvlsed that Spain has agreed to sell Cuba To tn,
ohlted states. Everything was arranged except
we Pr'c,. shont which there was some little r.
ference Of opinion" A'A-
III As d result Of the remarkable MEETING In
Lohooh ior Tue benefit Of fallen women which we
laey notced, II is stated that some of the persons
present who gave their names and address are nov
under visitation, and that on the night of the
meeting no less than seventeen were taken care of
VINO expressed willingness to REFORM and hay,.
since been directed TO permanent reformatories
III A Turin letter states a rather amusing fact
In consequence Of threats of accommodation of
'ne Ming OK Sardinia, a commission CONSISTING of
some OF Inc most distinguished advocates of Tn
I'm, was appointed TO look into the law They
report mat no papal accommodation can he re-
ceived In Sardinia without the royal eyeouator
ana 'hat any priest publishing an excommunica
uon without such authority Is liable To prosecu
to the penalty Of death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
PERSONAL.

MR. EDITOR Il wish to correct a statement
I'1 which WAS In your columns of Yesterday In
referenc, to a muss, which you ssy occurred at NV
h"nse wish TO state that my house was clos
ard had left tho premises before any muss occurred
IL JAS. A. Bean.
SOClAL EUNIONS.-CHARLES MADFS
~ the enterpilslng oprietor of the Union Refsc,
tory, corner OF Pa. avenue au' 81 ct. has fit no
his handsome Saloon In the rear of his estabiisl
m,ent, foe the purpose of Concerts, ana on each
Satu day evening will present to his patrons free
Of chsrge grand Instruments CONCERT he sec 1nd
of the season commencing THIS EVENING AT
7OolOck. These entertainments ara yery pnpui mr.
In the Northern and Eastern cities, and, no DOUBT
our citizens Will hail with delight their iatroduc-
ton In Onr city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
Methodist Protestant Conference Mt Rol,i

Ihsrd Day, Friddy.-Rev. ID. A. Shermer was
eiected Missionary Steward; Rev. J. r. Nichols
conference Steward; and Rev. b F. Benson Su-
Perannuated Fund Steward
On motion, the following named persons were
nominated and elected as the Appeal Committee:
ness. Ell hinkie, ;. b. Switzerland, J D.. Everest;
Rev. Washington Robey stated that he had
given the subject of the reelection to the PGes-
aehcy OF the Conference his careful considerable
ne could not obtain the consent of his own mind
70 again NIL the position, and would therefore
neos ISePrUfuiiy, yet positively, decline the
nonor the conference had conferred upon him
Rev L. w Bates was then elected President
Among the appointments announced for the
various churches Of evangelical denominations
Ior 10 morrow Sunday were: Nin,h-street NJ p
Chuicn, NashlnStOn, A. Dick, mcrning and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

FORT SNELLING.-On the supposition that tho
Fort smelling reservation would revert again Ia
tls Government on the failure of the purchaser,
70 comply with the conditions Of SALE great ex-
citement has been created in ST. Anthony The
News OF that place says: .'Tbe hope of securing
a Poruon oy presumption was started and on Sun.
Gay parties began to carry down lumber and buiid
caolhs 10 make claims. Yesterday the fever
spread, and tine number of souatters "a now 70.
ro.n - So great as not TO allow quarter section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

ID A tailor shop 10 to be opened on Fifth ave-
nue., New York, next door above the brown stone
front inhabited by John J. Cisco, United States
Treasurer, and not far from the palatal resid
OF Robert L. Stuart, the rich sugar refner. Great
Is the excitement among the Fifth-ave-noodles in
consequence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

THE NATIONAL BLUES Have the honor 70
III INFORM the'r friends and the public GENE "A
sssIIy tahst, By 5eepest, they intend giving -
s Sso9SS Grand an B Al a. ,hs AssEMBIYA
n nnos' on EASIEk MONDAY. on " hich - !
Sb1c - nag will be presented 10 the COMPANY
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. ADMITTING . s.p..-
Captain Watt, Serr'r Flood
Lieut.. Whall, Priyate f}osv.u
LIST Lieut. Fcxwell,
NJ, Cormtttee On Part Of tke Military.
GcSI: " ss..on. Msj. ffasl1FF ?. Bacon.
Coi n Gree Co.. Maj. /. j. Middleton,
n DIihkato, MAJ. Edward Towers.
CapI >. 4. DAVIS, Lieut.. ]. e. Poveu,
vi the Light Infantry.
OF the Presidents Mounted Guard.
vi the National Guard.
N"p'' io"es n, Lieut.. ShekeI.
or the wsshinit n Yster.''
'' "Hs or the r,i kleg q, Sylvester.
n. kisuG Lang ran, Of the MONTGOMERY Guard.
NHP' pS.ngsv9rih, 81 the Potomac Lit. Infantry.
i.nt wR1tsins' Lieut.. =. Ward,
Ai.u' nelly. Lieut. McGlocfhn,
Mayor. g Berrett, proftssoI No.
r. Ms,ao go, MT Richard Irwin,
n MAJOR Magruder, Mr.. w. D. Wallach,
NJ, w nn, Mr. Chas. Calvert,
n, 4 poxe, NJ. VIM. brown,
~, nT nos E,ner; Mr. Is. Is. French,
NJ. Thos Mortan, Mr.. Fraaf Rsnpeh.,.
-. .oan Lof.o1, mar Ia Ma Stb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
BALLS AND PARTIES.
OF THE
Washington Light Infantry.

The Executive Committee Of the washinsto,
Light Infantry have the pleasure to announce "a
to their numerous iends, military and citi- -
Zens generally, that they will have the no or ~
of 81 Ing their 1--WE nty fourth Annual Rail tnklk
at WILLARDs' OPERA HoUsE, on EATER MON
DAV, 9th April. 1867.
The Committee assure the public that all heir
ARRANGEMENTS are mp etc and PEI feet, and they
a'e prepared to suTpass all their previous eff ortr
20 make This the most pleasant and bic enter
talnment ever given by the Corps.
Withers' celebrated Miit.ry and Cotillon Band
has been engaged for the occasion.
rade and drill at 9 O'CLOCK. v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

IL A jury having been obtained in the Carr
stang Shaw breach Of promise case, in st. Louis,
on Saturday, the evidence was commenced on
Monday, and that day and the next occupied in
the examination Of Mrs. Mary Seaman, sister of
the plaintiff, which was not vet concluded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

FOREIGN CONsULs.-R ebert Barth, of St Louis,
has been recognized by the President as Vice Con.
sui Of the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg for Missouri,
and also Consul for the Grand Duchy Of Hesse
Darmstadt for Missouri, Illinois, and Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

INDIAN AGENTS APPOINrED-Robt J. Cowart
OF Ga, has been appointed Indian agent for the
Cherokee Indians, and Thos. B Sykes, of Kansas,
agent for the Delaware agency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

~ from J. Shillington we have the London
inusfa'ed News Of February 25, containing some
femarkably- fine specimens of the pictorial art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

TRANsFER.-Lieut. o. H. Bergman has been
detached from the Pennsylvania, 10 take command
Of the U. s. ship Falmouth, at Aspinwall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
BOARDING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE. or tvo mil,
a gentlemen, oan be accommodated with q plNss-
10y koom And Board, b. early application st No
mar B-ss
ROAD Single and Doubts Room. toommu-
y nlcahng. with Board, oan be obtained In a prl-
vste family 1t <01 18th street, bet veen Z; ana
within few minutes walk Of the Trespr. ne.
- .monI. mar Is -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
To conclude with
A GHOST IN SPITE OF HIMSELF.
FREE ExHIBIT,oN OF VALUABLE oil
WAS NC TON T H A r. E.
THE ULLMAN AND STRAKOSCH
OPER COdPANY

THE ULLMAN AND sTRAKoSCH
OPERA COMPANY,
FROM THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF Music,
WILL GIVE A S 5Efss2fKf Sr ONE WEEKS
Commencing MONDAY, March Is, and most pos
Itivey concluding on Saturday, March "a.
The Company Will include
MISS ADELINA PATTI,
NINE COLS0N, MIME STRAKOSCH,
SIG. BRIGNOLI, SIG. STIGELLI, SIG. AMo-
do, SIG. FERRI. SIG. sUsINI, SIG. JUNcA.
And the Chorus and Orchestra from the Hetc York
Academy Of MSSio.
Musical Director and CONDUCTOR MAURICE
STRAKOSCH.
MONDAY, March Is,, Opening Nisht.-First
e GA Df IAMMERMooR, MISS PaTTi, sitnor
SIIS ELI, signor ANorIo.
the three great A&tsts sisnor sTIeRgIl siSro o.
EEREI. sisnor susISI. Verdi's Grand Opera, Err
81 sis R 81 b.
Miss AbEIINA Arr ssEs sscSpFs i. iRai1 %%S
ton g all the music Of the Opera, FckERr'. Poru-
LAR Echo SoNe, composed for Msdame sontas; the
RYE" and the kDELISA WALTZ, composed for her
STHURs6AYGwrsKR's Celebrated Opera. Ter
EnkrscHuIz, with zine COLsON. sTRAkoscE,
STIG ELL, yUNCA. in the princIpal roles.
FRIDAY, LAST NIGHT of Miss PATTI-only
night Of Eloto e., 0Psra-MARTHA,0 On, TIIE
EAR OF RICHMOND. Miss A DELINA PAT
II a. MARTHA; Nine STRAkoscH, SIG. BRIsNoLI,
The fact that. in compliance with one OF the
clauses O: the contract tigned with the Director of
the LONDON Opera House, Mis- PATTI VIII make
her debut as Martha, will lend an additional utter
est to her APPEARANCE in that Opera.
On SATURDAY, March 2-close of the Opers-
VERBS New Opera. the SICII.fAN VESPERS
which wall be given nth the splendid Misere Scene
III ADMISSION 81; Reserved Seats 81; Private
Boxes Ia To SIS
Reserved Seats and Private Boxes for either Of
the hret thTea mig hts ran re secured at w G. Met
zerotts and j. y. klis's music stores
Doors open at IA Opera to commence ats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

A SErTLER.-If there be southern men still dis
posed to look kindly upon the idiosyncracy of
'squatter sovereignty, we advise them to get .sby
hearth the late speech of the Hon. Mr. Curry, OF
Alabama, wherein they will find what Attorney
General Black left Of it, so completely torn to
shreds, as that nought of it really remains Mr..
Curry's first speech of the session marked him for
statesman Of great breadth Of intellect logical
mind, close study, and, in these times, alnq.;
ufexampled oratorical acumen. His last effort
has certainly confirmed this reputation; earning
Tor him place in the very front rank Of American
statesmen OF this era, as young and comparatively
inexperienced as he is. If he continues in public
life for twenty years, he will quit it with fame
equal to that achieved by any man whose name
has Sd Tar graced the annals Of the Congress of the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

FOR sNE,A young HORSE, ,Ix yr.r, old
h.,d s1Ishh s1d perfectly gentle sixteen
tsI. Ina sn; o.eod Jay, and blsot name and IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17

DEATH OF A rURsER in THE NAvY.-A dispatch
announcing the death Of Purser Samuel Forrest.
at Staunton, Va has been received bya relative of
that gentleman in this city. Mr.. Forrest was a
native of the District of Columbia, but for some
time back has resided at Staunton, where his de-
| cease took place. He was appointed Purser in
the Navy in October 1886
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-17
Spirit Of the Msrnips Pye..

The Const'trtio" descants upon the masterly in
activity Of the Republican Investigating Com
mittees.
Inc d"''H'seneer is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news.
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WANTS.

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