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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23
NoIICE TO NORFOLK AND POTOMAC
TRAVELLERS! = =
PIREYl POINT, POINT LOOKOUT, OH
POINT, NORFOLK AND PORTSMOOTu

POINT, NORFOLK AND PORTSMO 9TH.
The oommodIous ana swift staams, RAIrt-
MOHE, having been thoroughly
Sb 0.rs 81 and Iehtted with new E44lAHN
placed on the above rsute MONDAY. the sth Of
1uly, aud continue during the bathing season, max
Ky Ssni weekly trips. leaving Waskington MON
LAYS and THURSDAYS az 10 O'CLOCK a 10. Re-
FR1bks W va !, iesve Norfolk on TUESDAYS and
landings going and returning. :" '"e ''''r
M.-,, Fare TO rTa q. b. ID.
snndn po;..i,- .--..,, BLOC Pape's Creek .- "a 90
0uantico 1900 ~ ~ SSiiackIstone's..---t 2 90
I.ivernooi Point SioH fcint .--.-.' 200
nHoydss Hole: .:-... 100 Piney Point ',ioh Soy Soy
mr A. a,S FONT .2@ Point Look. ost -. Jon
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len General nod ni9t 9eleben, iolte bic fur3e
3ett lftne5 Nufentbalte5 in bteltger Stabt nt6t
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fur Die betoen erbltnDeten MitglieDer fem. @S
1T paber 3n e~rparten, paB bteIer 8al etne 0roBe
Nn3abl Gbetlnebmer ftnpen ptrb. Sir bic teltet
arrangements blrgen bic Nanten be5 @cmite'a.
W CONCERT II. &rdn33en! 6eute,
Wtontag, IN Der alten Iurn6alle, gde 6ront- un6
GOmbarplt r, @er einen gemiitbltGen uno yer,
9nit9ten Abenp Serleben nil, fnoe I6 beute
Nbenb in Ubt9er SaGe elm. Sir Sem
l4meder ltebt Gprmittn95 10 1br eth belttater
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9eflbrt bon @apt. S6reiber'5 Muif~Gorps.
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1eute in ietner @irtblfoft, $50, lat Wet-
2ombaroftry etnen l~1perben 9unG l~erpiren,
Ga 9nn6 - Die 6erren s. Werner 4
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lGaft, $50. 258 Srpaotpap, NIT etnent ~luperten
9un9 er6fnen,
RS 9un@.- 6eute, MOnta9, pirb 6r.
8. @imsbauie r tn ieiner Wirt9lAuft, @de @barp-
unO Gpnpa9itr. Elm neuea 8a9ate1 aufteQen
uno BET Die er @ele9enbett einen famp ien 91nG
~IerSiren.
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@ep, Staud, II 81 tz9cmbarbltr, ltebt + II
Gormitta95 unp 9benp6 ein Sprtreflt6e r 9und
gum gertil9en bereit, Bum @6lub &ranSden,
go 2un6.- Sn Der Snpepenpent Sur
nerbnle, As 81 : prattltr, erpartet beute Elm
peltfater Qun9 ATE 8etn16mefer.
go Oa e5 1T Der iebigen Sa9reS3ett fiji
SplGe, bic Dta int 8reten ~arbeiten, + elpnpera
nptbpenpt9 1T, threr 0elunpbett GeGntng gu
tro9en, ptrp Is Wan6em ptlfcmnten 1etn gu En-
faGren, Rap ST.. See9er cine Dart1te beutI6e ee,
ltrifte Saden t%mpprtirt fat lnb 1elbt9e in leinen
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ag7Or. 9 wopne'8 3u a NJ III III
aeisster g8jtOtri4em. Sprup bstt portrefli& b~artnadioem 9ufen,
@rtG itungeu. Slutipeter, Hufr6brenent;ineun8, 2eberbeitperoen
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ten, iOmie ole 8%ront1sitet te6 gales nnO Der &s9ls, her Sruit
ooer eer 2unBe. Oteie Nr3net rctn9t 5u3leid uno ldutsrt eas Slut,
81 BADEN in Ser Office psa rQ8eder" gu 81 per 5Gaits Ger 8 5la.
.i4en gu $3.50,
@- SollDtpdb'S Ninen umb Salbe
iOGten nr am riatt8en gtuge 9etauit werb.n, ba una9te i'm San-
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gu taben in Ger 6abttt Do. 50 Vtatoen 2ane SHREVEPORT uub Bel
alien Dru99iiten ;u % @t5. So Cts. uno 81 Die Sda6tsI.
(SeSS, lp)
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IN 81 n, 81 n
BaGr e%insesabltes Gapi4al $500, 900,

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Ger Undergraduate 1T nun berett, NmeIouu9en fHr bteie geisa-
DAFT ansunebnlen.
SIRE Ge166fte Gefebat In 6erunoen,
Observation-Disclosures, Observation-Disclosures"
a en- uno g .Setrd9en.
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0eritAerteh pertbstlt'
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fatt.
sic TT bic "einstee QebenSr9erGt&erunes.@e.
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brietr. Rapp, CD. Rlups, peter Sdutb, Wnf. Ruttsr, s. Qdrpque,
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NlS BOARD Of SEE ference fir Baltimore
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feufdaft &uStunft Az eeben, ba tbnen BITE @tRit&t tn BITE Bidder
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@af Diuetpuer Wmaetaem

ID Snbicribenten iUtUie aud MnBeisen fir sSafK
tn9ton u. OeorSetDmm tperben in &jrn. 9. .. 9erdDs
StOre, IL. Ctr, nabe Der Pennfplpania Muenue ssts
9e9en9enpnmen. ..
, 1860-08-01

ST. JosErH, July 3l.-The Pike's Teak Ex-
press, with dates to July esd. reached here
this evening, bringing the following items Of
news:
DENVER C1rY, July ga shooting a(Iray oc-
CURED ia Cal. Gulch last week, resulting
in the death of man named Smith from Benton
Co., Ark, while In pursuit Of his wife who had
run away with man named Curtis, from the
sa1.e place. Smith shot at Curtis, missing him
and wounding bis wife. Curtis returned the
hre, killing Smith Instantly
Pat DeTlin, notorious In the Ft. Scott diff
culties in Eastern Kansas, and James LaGarty,
had shooting affair in Colorado City last Sat-
urday, in which Desln received sx balls from
I.atieriy's pistol. The latter was tried by
Peoples Court, and verdict of justifab1e hon.
icide was rendered.
Last eyenieg an auctioneer named N. Had!eY,
who has wife and two children 10 Gnlesburg,
ILL.,. was accidentally shot and killed by a bar.
keeper named VIM Bates, formerly OF Chica-
60, but recently from Rock Island. Bates is in
custody.
lately from Nebraska, who has hitherto enjoyed
the reputation Of o peacable man, shot bar
keeper one night last week while on spree,
seriously wounding him in the leg. On Friday
evening he threatened to shoot several persons
and was only prevented from doing 50 by the
interference Of By ISLANDERS. Later IN The night
he attacked young German in q saloon and
Next morning G meeting Of the citizens WAS
called aud nearly 81 900 raised, aud parties se1t
out in all directions in pursuit Of Gordon, who
was discovered entrenched with party Of
friends in Fort Lupton, IS miles down the
Platte- He finally made his escape after having
his horse shot aud being himself wounded.
4. J. Williams, President Of the Denver Ci.Y
Town Company, and D.. Kennedy. Of thus city,
were found ut Ft Lupton, and are under arrest
for assisting Gordon to escape. They we're all
friends Of Gordon, and say they wera sent for
10 meet him there to take charge Of his papers,
as be expected to be shot or hung. 0ne party
in looking Tor Gordon. came upon another party
who. feeling guilty, ted for the river. Jesse
Ogden escaped by swimming the river. Frank
Mulligan. in attempting the same, WAS drowned.
Sam. E. Dunn wa1 taken prisoner with three
mules and some arms. Ogden and Mullieao
were from Wisconsin, and Dunn from Cham.
paign county, Illinois, Dunn says the mules
were stolen, rs the only means by which they
could get back to the States.
There is Vigilance Committee organized in
this city, composed Of the best and most promi-
ncnt and law-Abiding citizens, who are bound by
oath to sustain eaeh other IN ferre,ing out and
bringing to punishment the murderers and
thieves by whom this country is DOW over.ruu,
Ainiog news is unimportant. weather warm
md khoWerT. .s
, 1860-08-01
The Prince of Wales at Aalllar.

HALtrA1, July :o.-The. prince Of Wales
landed hero to-day at noon. The squadron vas
of the port yesterday. Royal sa|nIes from the
aest aud the bstteries greeted him upon his ar.
rival whtls the people turned out in immense
numoers to give him cordial reception. He
Was presented with an address at the dockyazd.
He wore the Uniform OF Colonel Of the Army,
and rode on horseback to the Government
House. Emerging from the gates Of tho deck
yard, the PROCESSION passed through double
file Of troops and volunteers to the Government
House.
There wss number Of triamplal arches
erec:ed in the Streets, including Cunards
Arch, with steamship On the top Of it;
the Volunteer Artillery Arch, built Of military
trophies; the Mayors Arch the Arch'B'sh-
ops Arch, very handsome ecclesiastical arch
the Masonic Arch, and 1 number Of other
arches, all Of which we're beautifully decorated.
Tn the parade, Tho firemeu turned out With
trophy so feet high, surmounted By q colossal
figure holding hose pipe. $500 children Of
the schools alBo turned out Ia white and blue,
and sung " God save the Queen"
All the public buildings, ss well as private
ones, schoo!e. &c, wese splendidly decorated
with Haxs, banners, iranspare1cie8 and ever.
greens. Tho Ma.or of Montreal, Mayor of Bos-
ton, and a considerable number Of other Ameri.
cans were ii attendance, and were well received.
4 pouring rain tonight viii postpone the in
tended fireworks,
, 1860-08-01

AERIyAL or THE PnNY EXPRESS FRO1I
CALIFORNIA.
Confusion Of the Democratic Factions.
uORE GOLD AND SILVER DISCOV-
ElkEES.

ST. JOSEPH, No., July 30.-The Pony Express
with dates from San Francisco to the 18th inst,
arrived here this evening.
The Pony Express, with st. Louis date ofJu1y
1st, arrived at Carson Valley the 18th, md San
Francisco the 10th, bringing also letters leaving
ST. Joseph BY the previous Express. The delay
was occasioued by waiting somewhere west Of
SILT Lake for an escort, and then having to
journey 200 miles in company with soldiers,
making only 40 miles per day.
The 1ou1e between Carson Valley and Salt
Lake is now reported we'll stocked, and clear Of
Indians, SO that future trips Of the Express are
expected regularly.
The news received by the Pony Express Of
double democratic uomiuations 1T Baltimore
perpfexed Democrats more than ever. Party
organs hesitate to support either ticket, for fear
the other may prove the stronger one. Tue
Federal officials nearly all support Breckenridge
Salutes have been fired for Douglas, and then
every principal town in the State. Probabili.
ties favor the nomination Of two electoral
tickets by tho two wings Of the party.
A Douglas ratification was called this day
at San Francisco. ExGov. Weller, Archibald
c. Peachy, Gen. Mcdonnell and other support
ers OF The Administration. were announced to
speak. The San Francisco Herald was the
only Democratic organ that gave its support to
Douglas the day after bis nomination was re-
ceived, but orders from the custom house,
FROM whence the main support Of tue paper
is derived, heem to have forced silence for The
present.
Five comranies OF overland emigrants from
Michigan, arrived at Carson Valley within
week, having passed over Indian infested por-
tons Of the country without loss. One com
pauy, numbering a. persons, from Kalamazoo,
had u tight with Indians and whipped them
All arrived in excellent health.
Gu the 14th. $S2o, 600 remained in the State
treasury.
Statistics Of operations at the San Francisco
mint, during the paat year, show total gold
coinage I'll, 100000, and ever $4,000 silver
coinaSe.
Many people are leaying vesialia, south
eastern border town, for the newly discovered
silver mines near Ovens luxe, on the eastern
slope Of the mountains, zoo miles south Of Wa
shoe mines at last account 800 men had ar-
rived at these mines, aud rich silver lead and
quartz, yielding 81 900 per ton, had been dis
covered.
Oregon dates Of the 18th state that four com
panies Of u. s. troops we're dispatched to the
country east Of the Cascade to protec: the GET
tiers against the Indians.
, 1860-08-01

WAsH1xo1ox, July 3l.-Judgs Dunlap, chief
Judge Of tho Circuit Court, has decided IN up.
peal from the P4te!t Office, that Aikens md
Fe!thouseu wers the first inventors of the wheel
feed and sewing machines, ordering re iasu-
ing of their patent to Jacob Wilson, their as.
s,gnee This reissue was opposed bY J, II.
Singer i Co, who claim to have made the il.
yention in 1850. while the Judge decided that
Alkcns and Felthousen made itin the early part
Of 1s49. It is said that all the wheel aud the
four motion feeds those of Geo. Sloat, ex-
cepted, infringe tue re.,s.ued patent.
4 number Of agents, from different paris of
the country, connected With the profession OF
dentistry, are holding Convention in this city.
, 1860-08-01
Horrible Tragedy in Kansas /!
fFsoc, the Councll Grove Frtss, July 81

Last Wednesday evening our citizens we're
thrown into a state Of great 1eitement by the
report that Josiah Thayer otias Cye Smith, -
OF this place, hhd shot his W1le. af!th othets,
we hasteued 10 the house OF Esquire Aanshe!d,
where Mrs. Thayer was stopping, and found tie
Hrs. ThsYcr was lying on the floor with q
pistol shot wound near the right temple, the
ball having passed downward and Lodged over
the cheek bone, with consideraole bleeding ut
the nose and mouth She is under the care Of
Dr.. Woodworth, Of this place, and 1t Is thought
with proper treatment will recover.
Mr., ThsYer, {lormerly Miss Fortune) came
to this place about year since with the family
Of Esquire Mansfield, and about month since
was married to Theyer. Their married life had
not been Of the most enviabte, and on the morn
ing Of the tragedy she left him and returned to
Nsus6eld's. Just at night, abe, With little
daughter Of I4nsfeids, walked M into town, .
started to return. About half way homs they
we're met by ThaJer, who accosted his wife,
caring that he was going to leave; that he
wanted TO part friends, as they should never see
each other again; begged parting kiss put
his hand upon her shoulder, but, Instead Of the
kiss, with the other discharged revolver, n
above, her facs being badly burned with the
mystery TO all.
Thayer immediately fed. Sheriff Collier and
deputy sheriff Stewart, with large number Of
citizens, gave pursuit. Stewart came in sight
Of him, and 1t one tlme came near arresliag
him; shots were exchanged, out owing to the
darknes he succeeded in gaining the timber.
Watchers were put ont and runue:s sent in all
directions Sheriff Collier Immediately issued
Il handbiii offering d(ty dollars reward for his
apprehension and delivery.
Later, Friday nsorntng.-Juat after dark, On
Thuraday ettplug, Wo were AGAIN atArtled with
, 1860-08-01
NAP LES AND ITALY.
Interesting Intelligence.

ST. Jonxs. n. F., July 31.-Tle steamship
Prince Albert, from Galway, nrrlvcd Ut this
port at 6 o'clock this morning. Her news,
slough five days later, is nnimportnnt.
don on the 22d,
Tho steamship AdFiatic, from New York, ar.
rived At southampton on the 9Th.
Affairs IN Syria we're unchanged. There Ia
nothing Of Importance from Syria:
The Emperor Of Austria ind Prince Of Rus
sia are about to hold conference.
GREAT DR1rA1x.--The Transfer Of the Galway
contract to the Canadian line has been cancel
led. The steamers Of that line henceforth
leave Liverpool on Thursday, calling at Lon
douderry on Friday's, commencing with the
next steamer.
The Parliamentary proceedings ars unimpor.
tant. The government had Withdrawn the
bank supply bill for lack of time to pass It.
1t Was reported that the Galway electors nre
about 10 call on Ar. Lever to resign his seat in
Parliament.
Lord l,rouxhan,, ut The Statistical Congress,
explained his remarks to Mr. Dallas relative
to the presence Of negro delegate, and dis
claimel any Intention OF insult or disrespect
SYn1A-AfIairs in Syria were unchanged.-
Matters continued to wear very grave aspect.
France was actually preparing for t. powerful
intervention and had notified the other States
in order to have concert Of action The Sui
tan Lad written to France and England an ex-
preston of his grief ut the cveats which have
traps1ired. and promising MI effort to establish
order. II was reported that the Russian gov
ernment had expressed desire to act in bur
mony with France and England.
FRAscE-The Paris Bour:e was dull. Rent
es closed at Gs@10.
NApLEs.-Thc Neapolisan ministry Withdrew
their designations. The King having taken de-
cisive measures to cause the adherence Of the
troops to the constitution. The Neapolitan
government had ordered the removal OF the
roya! gu ard. Ths abolition Of the punishment
Of the bastiuado and the suppression Of secret
dungeons.
Arsr11A AND paussrA-The Emperor Of Aus
trla and Prince Regent of Prussia were to bold
conference at Top.ise in a few days. 0thsr
German soyese1gns were expected to partici-
pate.
2ed had reached England. The Red Sea cable
had resumed working.
Hong Kong dates are to June 7th. Exchange
4 aud 10 at Shanghai Exchange Was at and
I'll. Hostilities we're about to commence.
It was reported that $4,000 Russian soldiers
were marching on Pekin, but the statement
lacked confirmation.
LONDON, July 2.-The telegraph from Sicily
says Garibaldi announces his intention Of an
nexing Sicily to the kingdom Of Sardinia
Advices from Syria report the disturbance
not yet settled.
Its stated that French troops are 10 embark
ut Naraei''es, Toulon a ID Algiers without delay.
There has been no itupr0 yemcnt ia the funds,
which closed yesterday at 93@93t iu the dis
couut markets. The demand for money mode
rate. In the Paris BouEee, the rentes closed
yesterday at GSE,25r. IN the London corn mar-
ket there was un advance Of . on wheat yes
terday.
LATEST.
By telegraph from liverpool to Galway, e4th.
In the House Of Commons. Lord ps1merston
1nnnnncod TINT fhA fsovnrr nf had al $ad
, 1860-08-01

An EII!CA4U RAILROAD
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, 1860-08-01
GET Up CLUBSl
GREAT REDUCTION.
Campaign Press and Tribune.

Tho bea! Republican document that can be
distributed in the West, during this campaign,
II the Chicago pREss AND TR1BUyz. In order
10 giTe it broadcast circulation, it will be sent
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the Intelligence that Cys Smith had been found
deSd but q few rods from the spot whero he at-
tempted the lie Of his wife. We again repaired
70 the sceno and found the report correct.
Coroner Stewart Immediately summoned
1ur{ aud held an inquest upon the body: In bis
pocket was found a letter written to bis wife's
mother, speaking Of his love for her daughter,
their marriage; Of reports against the virtue
OF bis " fe, that she had been found in bed
with other men; that q married mnn had
boosted to him that day Of his intimacy with
his wife even in the presence Of that wife; and
they had parted; he intending to start imme-
diasely to P,ke's Peak. Partly under him was
found very small pocket revolver; also a
purse containing go couaterfeit bill WAS
found In his pocket. Two bullet holes we're
found In his bend; one entered his right ear,
passing through The bead. lodging near the left
temple, passing through tho bsain, shastering
the skull on the opposite side. The head vas
dlssected and the wounds examined By DR..
bradford. Either wound must have produced
instant death. The verdict of the Jury was,
"cane to bis death by pistol wounds inflicted
by h'm:elf.''
We confess there is q mystery about this
affair that We do not understand. II Smith"
KILLED himself it was with the came little Eevol-
yer with which be sho! his wife. The bullet did
not penetrate her skull, ret "snith's sknll was
shattered 81 sll to pieces. Then how dld J. he fire
tue secouu suot mixer haslu&s alleauJ auA1cteu
wound that would and must cause instant death1
And who wss it hanging about the house Of Nr.
Mansfield just after The shooting Of the woa,nnY
Who was it that Mrs. Mansfield saw ut the bars:
And who ran into the ccru when the sheriff ar
rived with his posse: Who was it that sheriff
Stewart saw running from the corn toward the
blufs, and to whom he gare chase, With whom
the shots were exchanged, and who finally es-
capped to the timberr The shots were heard
6y at least twenty men. suTm'sea are F,te IN
TIE community. What IS true and what Is false
may neTar be known Until that uay Snen our
moss hidden thousnts ere tofongnt 20 hsns', ,. ~
Is even saao tnat "@mtn peioE geo 10 .srRe