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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-29

LAca. Ksxs,s rnRAraa-Nrs. John Wool, TIE Pea
santst q condemns heresbouis, t~ee her fsrevel
be1sot 70 sht, playing ir "our American Cousin" sHe
"Jen1y Lind" Mrs Wood eoes 10 London next week to
fael profeeaona cugseeuasuts end this beoeat " her
sa-1 1sds<x 4 viii be IouS time before Yrs Wees
place on the American s.asv cAr be nled
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Items Telegraphed from WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The committee of
ways and means have reduced the estimate of the
Secretary of the Treasury for the support of the
government for the next fiscal year 81 1879 600 so
that the entire amount OF the general appropria-
ton bills IS SIS, liz, COO which added TO the sums
authorized by the former acts make SD .3i4 600
for the service Of the year ending with June 1861
The committee OF ways and means have con-
Cured with the post office committee in restoring
the inland mail service of the country to its con,
dition when the last Congress adjourned, and re-
port such provision in the pest office appropria-
ton bill
The Post Office Department has extended the
route from Gordonsville by the various points to
Lyuchburg, Va, contracting with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company to convey the
through and local maifs from Alexandria to
Eynchburg daily, with a branch to Warrenton,
siH times week or daily, If cars run. Between
Washington CITY and Alexandria, cit being neces-
sfv 70 provide for the conveyance of the through
lnslls tnereon) the existing contract Is super
seoed ny contract with Samuel NJ Garwood, Of
>hIe1anarld, IOf carrying the through and local
Indhs LOT we southwestern route. with celebrity,
certainty ana security. Between Ricbmopd and
Burksville, and between BurksyilIe and ivnrh
burg, the through mails are Transferred n the
orange and Alexandra road Route auent A ye,itt
10 transferred from the Petersburg and i yn. -,
route TO this. and Taylor, Mann and ive,it, -
Pcrfcrm service between Alexandra and mr.
esIg-sll TO take effect LIST A pril
The members Of the southern Supreme Cop,oI
OF Free MasoDs, embracing the most dist no uisbed
assembling, to participate in a Sorrow Lodge in
honor Of Gen. Quitman, who was an Inspec tor
General OF the thirty-third degree The cere
monies VIII be held in one of the churches and
tie District -
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Letter from Portsmouth, va.

Correspondence Of The Sta,.
PoKTsNouTH, March %, 1860
The Democracy Of this city held meeting TO-
day for the purpose Of nominating suitable can
didates for the various public Offices Geo. w.
Grice, Esq the present efficient Mayor, was
named In connection with the Msyoralty
The Opposition candidate, John Nash, Esq 10
as well as his opponent, . man Of great popu-
larity In our midst, but hardly think be will be
elected.
The trial Of Land, charged with the murder Of
Flanagan, has been commenced and 10 now In
progress Several witnesses have been examined
and ex-Gov Wise, assisted by other able counsel,
nave been employed in the case. Great interest
against the prisoner
we learn of the discharge Of quite a number
from our Navy Yard recently. which is exec d.
them work Yours &c r
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In THE SENATE, yesterday, after our ,eno,t
closed the bill to increase and regulate the nav of
the Navy, was, after considerable discussion and
the adoption Of various amendments, passed
-, The bill making an appropriation for deepening
ton OF Mr.. Chandler, made the special orde, 20,
Tuesday week, at one O'Clock. A''
The bill in addition to ''An act to promote the
progress OF the useful arts, ," was, on motion hv
Mr.. bgler made the special order for Wednesday
The bill reported by Mt Davis to provide nan
SONS for the widows and orphans of officers 80 "a
so,ole,s OF the army Of the United States, simply
ex.enos the provisions Of the first section IF tb
act granting pensions to widows and orpb,n. ~
persons dying in the naval service to the ,riIo,s
ana orphans Of officers, non-commissioned oftscers
musicians, and privates Of the army
On motion by Mr.. Yulee the Senate p,oceed.d
10 consider the amendment made BY the HouSe 10
an amendment of the Senate to the bill To antbo,
d. u4sners OF newspapers to print thereon the
oays when individual subscr ptions expire ~
MIR. Iulee moved that the Senate concur in .,;d
amendment; which was agreed to- and the hill
passed VAC oiii
And the Senate ad journed
In THE House, Mr.. Gurley reported from the
Committee on Printing resolutions 10 prin, ,6 oOo
extra copies of the annual report of the
of the Treasury on the state of the finances ooo
extra copies OF the tariff and loan bill; 10 (n eytra
copies OF Gov Stevens final report of Explorations
and surveys Of the northern route of a Pacis III
rodo' ana OOO extra copies of the reports on Com
merc1al Relations; which Were severallv ao,eeI
TO, the tier by vote Of yeas 100, NAYS Sc
Mr.. Sherman asked leave to Introduce rssolu-
| ton that the bill to provide for the payment Of
Outstanding Treasury notes, to authorize loa n
70 regulate and fix the duties on imports and for
other purposes, be made the special order In Cont
mlttee OF the Whole for Wednesday, April itb.
and SO continue till disposed Of
Several gentlemen objected to the resolution
MI. sherman then gave notice that on Wednes-
DAY next he would move to take up the bill
resolution was adopted, terminating general
debate on the Army bill I'm Committee Of the
Whole in five minutes
Inc House then went into Committee of the
Whole, ONT Grow in the chair } and resumed the
consideration of the Army appropriation bill.
The bill was discussed at considerable length
upon various amendments.
Inc amendment proposed by Mr.. Boteer to in
crease the appropriation for the armories from
1900 to Sl0O 900 was reected-ayes H. noes II
MI Curtis proposed an amendment, recon-
mehded by the Committee on Military Affairs,
arProPtlatng $1,000 for apparatus and equip
nients for field signals, and adding to the saf Of
the Army signal officer, with the rank and pay
OF major of cavalry; which was agreed to-
me Committee then rose and reported the hill
10 the House, and the previous question was
moved and seconded on its passage
Al ten minutes before S, the House adjourned
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Personal.


'''- K. p. Alexander and R. H. Jenkins L.. s.
y and Hon Z. II Van Wyck, are at the National.
-.-' A. Schell, L. g Collector, Ny; Samr F.
butterWorth, Assayer, do; Israel T. Hatch, do
Hon Fayette McMullen declared himself a
day last
- Representative from Louisiana, on dit. Is
Washington, and diamond wedding" is talked
49,. William Mulligan, Esq =, better known as
=. Billy Mulllgan,', went as passenger on the
Asia for Liverpool yesterday. He goes to Eng
land TO attend the great mill
The New York correspondent of the Charles
ton SonIler writes :0"M MIR. A. ID. Banks, formerly
az the South-Side Democrat at Petersburo Va
bit now Of the Cincinnati ENQUIRER is soon to
leao to the altar the daughter of our well known
citizen, George Law. Banks is terribly in favor
Of Douglas at the Convention, but he abides nv
the Law
- Occasional of the PHILADELPHIA Press
Credited to Mr.. FOrney himself) saws:
. The friends Of Judge Douglas grow more de-
ran. every day. They claim that he is the best
representative or popular sentiment named by
either party, and they allege that if Charleston
does not put him formally in nomination be will
be forced by circumstances to run stump cam
dldate Hon. Roger A. Pryor, of Virginia is
expected to make a sort Of eI cathedra Douglas
speech In tine House within a few days, and Hon
John ckman, of Pennsylvania, will as soon as
ne can get the floor, deliver his argument which
IS said to be of a most overwhelming character
on the subject of the aggressons Of the South
upon the North"
The Rev. r. HOyt of New York has
Ieceived the following letter from the mother In
law Of the widely known and admired Edgar A
Poe, and saws that he will be happy to receive for
her any donations intrusted to his care:
"ALExANDRIA, Va, March IS, $50
her r. Hoyt.-Dear Sir: Since the death Of nv
esloved son, t.. \. Poe, I have suffered much
pIivation, and now without a home / am
cnered permanent one in Louisiana, with friends
think der N.Y. ecI ipiy
comfortable. cannot avail myself of This kind
cner for want Of means to take me to them WIN
YOU contribute small portion of the requisite
very miserable and | am too far advanced In life
TO do much for myself I will be seventy to-mor-
row God, my Father, hope, will put II in your
9eat' 70 answer luis Direct to ME. care of Reuben
Johnston, Alexandria, Va. Respectfully
MARIA err
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IL student has been expelled from the Union
theological Seminary, New York, for forging
tne letters which obtained him admission
=, letter nom the city Of Mexico saws that
- MlIanon forces there are so thorouc hly lowed
JIG 'hey dare not stir outside the walls
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ANOTHER TERRIBLE TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE ~
NEW loRK.-Tsn Persons Supposed TO b. Burned
10 Deah.-About quarter past four o'clock YES.
terday wv ednesday) morning, fire broke out in
the wooden tenement house, No. 90 Forthwith
street The fire originated in the hail. and is SUP.
posed by some to have been the work of an incen-
diary The building is four stories high. and is
divided into four parts. Everything was of wood
and highly conbustbls. The four houses together
had 20 feet front giving ISL feet breadth to each
house, with 45 feet depth. The Railways were
only five feet six inches wide including stairways
which Were only about two feet wide Into this
wretched structure. so comhustible that fire must
Of necessity spread to every part almost nstantane.
ously, We're crowded from twenty to thirty families
men, women, and children, without suftci
means of egress.
After the flames Were subdued, the search for
the remains commenced. Nine bodies horribly
burned, were taken from the ruins, and carried TO
the Twenty-second Ward stati ion house. corner OF
Eighth avenue and FOrty-eiShth ST. The bodies
We're SO burned that it was difficult to recognize
thein: Mr.. Bennett recognized the remains of his
wife by ring on her finger and his infant child
by its SIZE no other child SO Young having been
burned. The bodies were taken to the small yard
In the rear Of the staton-house, laid ont on boards
and covered with white cloth. The scene when
the friends and relatives gathered about the bodies
70 discover, possible, some traces by which they
might be Identified, was deeply affecting and
tragic. The sobs of the women. and the more
silent grief of the husbands and fathers, were
enough to move the hardest
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u Vera Cruz letter states that the court
martial for the tria}-of Col. Vivaldo, who was to
betray the city into Miramon's hands, consisted
OF eleven officers, Of whom four voted for death
ana seven for four years imprisonment.
IL The King Of Prussia 10 in deplors BILE
mental condition, but his physical health is 30
excessive longevity.
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u Metzerott sends the spirited Blue
king Waltz" composed by J. II. Fleet Of
THIS city, and published by Ditson, of Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-29

10 Nom Taylor Maury we have Black
woods Edinburgh Magazine for March emf.
nently readable as usual
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Spirit Of the Msrnins PYess

The Constitution publishes a speech delivered
by Cen Joseph Lane, in New Hampshire, In
February, 1856, and defends 1t from a charge of
being unctured with the squatter- sovereignty doc
trines of Douglas
The IHtsHigtncer has its usual Congressional
summary aKd news MISCELLANY
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BALLS AND PARTIES.
TWENTY FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Washington Light Infantry.

The Executive Committee Of the washineton
Light Infantry have the pleasure to anr ounce %
TO their numerous friends, military and citi -
OF CLING their Twenty fourth Annual Bsll(o
At WILLARDs' OPERA HOUSE,, on EASTER MON
DAY, 9Th April. 1860.
The Committee assure the public that all their
arrangements are 'mpete and perfect, and they
are prepared to surpass all their previous efforts
TO make this the most pleasant and agreeable enter
taInment ever given by the Corps.
Withers' celebrated Military and Cotillon Band
has boon engaged for the occasion.
Inc Ball will be opened with q grand dress ra-
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

" IHE SENATE. to-day. Mr. Pearcc movsd to
refer the memorial of the Great Falls Manufactur
ing Company, presented yesterday, to Committee
on the Judiciary; so ordered.
Mr.. Green moved to take up his int resolution
that Congress adjourn from the 2yth of April to
the 2lst Of May; so ordered.
Mr. Anthony moved to amend bv fixing the time
of final adjournment the 18th of Jnue He
suggested that after that time the country wouId
probably have three Presidential nominations on
the taps, and that little would be accom- plisbed
in Congress.
Mr.: Clingman was opposed to adjourning in the
middle of The session and allowing the public
business to be DELAYED
Mr.. Green advOc ated the recess of a month
MI. Brown was opposed to fixing days for adj
Journment Senators were paid for transactinc
the public business; and he thought they ought to
remain IN session until it was completed, be the
time long or short.
Mr. lverson Contended that il would not hc
courteous for the Senate to remain in session while
aconsiderable number Of its members were absent
at Charleston.
Mr.. Anthony withdrew his amendment, and
the original resolution of Mr. Green was reiected
by a vote OF yeas II, nays 20.
HOusE.-Mr. Fenton, from the Committee n,
Claims, reported bill to provide for the settle
ment Of the claims of the officers and soldiers of
the Revolutionary army, with the widows and
children OF those who died in the service
Mr.. Morse, from the Committee on Naval AZ.
fairs, reported back the bill to regulate the sea
service pay Of persons in the Navy, with an
amendment; referred back to the Committee on
Naval Affairs.
Mr.. Pryor, from the Committee OH Foreign AZ.
fairs, reported bill to provide for the as certain
ment and satisfaction Of claims Of American citl
zens from spoliations committed by the French
prior to the 3lst day of July, 1901
AS we go to press a lengthy communication
from tue President is being read, wherein he
earnestly protests against the action of the House
in adopting the resolution of Mr. Covode. i'm ap-
pointing Select Committee TO inquire into GER
tain alleged abuses on his, and the part of other
officials
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SsALT WATER LUXURIES.-We ara in daily
> receipt Of OYSTERS and CRABS@ n
from Norfolk, VIII Oh we VIII deliver ioNNlAY
Of charge. Norf TX Oyster Depot, No. w
zSl e street, opposite theatre:
mar q +. ". HARVEY, Agent.
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The wEATHER.-The following report OF the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation 10
about o'clock
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DAVID FITZGFRALD.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
l. HEREBY Warn all persons against trading
for Note drawn by US IN favor Of John A. Wheel
er, dated February 18th, 1862 due Elk months aaer
date, as We Will rot paw The same
w. II. T. THORNE,
ma p 81 SAMUEL A. RABBIT.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY That have this day
L disposed Of my entire interest in the Clarendon
Hotel corner IF Pa. avenue and 9th street, Wash
lngtOn. - To ROB RT u. EMsRsoN and JONAS
all dues which have accrued to me es proprietor OF
said Hotel. w. EMERSON.
March 27th, l360-St
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At the Solicitation Of
The Hon. John c. Breckinridge,
Vice President OF the United Stats.
The Hon. William Pennington,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
Hon. Howell Lobb. Secretary OF the Treasury,
Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary q! the lnt5T
Hon. John b. Floyd, Secretary of War,
Hon. Isaac Toucey, Secretary of the Nayv.
Lord Lyons. Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
PlanipotsntIark of England,
The Ni.count d. TreIllsnd. Charge d'Afaires fdf
snferiml of France,
Mr.. Edward do Stocckl. Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pleni potsntaTy at Russia.
Senior u. Gabriel Garcia fassara. Envoy Extra
ordinary and VI mister PlenipoientIary Of SPAIN
Tho CheValior BsrtIEatti. Charge d. flares of Ssr
dlnia.
Allied Bcrghmans. Charge d'Afrairrs de s. NJ. Ia
Roi des Beges.
The CheyalIer r. Ma sena, Charge 'Aaaires Of the
Two Sicilies.
The Cheyalier Hu>crnan, Minister Rcsiden' o.
Austria.
Senior ID. Luis Molina, Envoy Extraordinary sn =
Mlnlst n PlenlpOta military Of Costa Ri a,
The Counsellor Senior d. Miguel Maria llsboa. Flu
yoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipot "a
tIar, of Brazil.
DIR. Cipriano. Coronel Z'gaua, Minister Plcn'ro
tsmtIRrv of Peru.
Baron ~ etterStedt, Minister ResidsIt % Norway
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TO THE PUBLIC.
A1pME -Four months ago, the good will and fix
tures of the establishment owned ard kept by MI
chae II lty, st Get, hetween 18th ard 18th
was purchased by me for the sum Of $500. The
agreement and understanding was that said Tally
shomld not a any time thereafter open and keep q
stu ar establishment in the city Of Washington.
The S59o was reId on this condition. To the sur
prise of gooi many Mr. Tally in violation Of this
agrt ement is about to open = house immediately
adjoining the estabIis hment thus sold To me. / de
ca the attention OF the public to this open
and gross violation of n solemn agreement, and TO
ask them whether such a man is deserving Of public
support an! confidence.
Q, 81" DAVID FITZGERALD.
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REMOVAL AND APPOINTMENT OF L. = DISTRICT
ATTORNEY AT PHILADELrHIA.-Gco. NJ. whor
ton. Esq, has been appointed L. :. District At
torney at Philadelphia. ricc J. Z. Vandyke. re.
moved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-29

Our ARMY IN MExIcO.-The Secretary of War
has recently purchased, and had placed upon the
walls Of the main passage way of the War Depart
ment. twelve very spirited oil paintings, repre-.
sensations of the different battles fought during
the war of this country with Mexico Thesa
paintings executed by Mr. James w alker, of this
city, who was present with our army in Mexico
We're originally designed for General Qutman;
but his decease taking place before the series was
completed, they remained upon the artists hands
Application for their purchase being made to the
Secretary of War. he secured them for the De-
Partment. The price paid was 5000 for the set.
we hear
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81.
MISS PATHS CON CERT

CNDER INK PATRONAGE OF
Tho Hon. JOHN c. BRECKINRIDGE.
Vice President of tho GnItrd states.
The Hon. WILLIAM PENNINGTON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
Members OF
Tie Cabinet, THE Diplomatic Corp,
The Senate,
and House of Representatives..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-29

ARMY INTELLIGENCE FROM UTAH.-Bt.- Briga.
dier General A. Johnston having relinq uished
by authority Of the Secretary Of War, the COM
mand Of the Department Of Utah. the same has
assigned to Brevet Colonel r. Smith, who has
assumed the command
First Lieutenant l.. A. Williams, 10th Infantry,
has been appointed to act as Assistant Adiutant
General.
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PERSONAL.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ALL
persons lGdebted to the ate James A. Black
the 10Th of APri, or their bills will be placed in the
hands of an off GER to collect the same.
HATS St SAM'L HOOVER, Adminlsr.
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IMPORTANT TO NEWSPAPER PUBLIsHERs.-Boti
Houses of Congress have agreed to the bill author
izing publishers to state in the address the dat,
when subscriptions will EXPIRE and also providing
that the carriers in the cities and towns shal
charge but one cent oil delivery of drop letters
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WANTS.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A STYLISH One
w Horse Establishment no thing inferior.D Ad
dress Box 4. Star Ofloe. mar q 1T
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Senator Benj tBun.
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senator Clihgnan,
Senator fIich,
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COMMITTEE on THE TOBACCO TRADE The
Speaker Of the House of Representatives has ap
pointed the following gentlemen to constitute the
committee to inquire what negotiation or legisla.
ton is necessary to promote the tobacco trade
with foreign countries :-Nessrs Hughes, Temp.
kins, Bristow, Thomas, Ferry, Leake, and Leach
Of N. T..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27

SPEECHEs.-The Democracy of Ottawa
are awake, and we have meetings and
speaking of some sort nearly every eve
ming, by home orators. We have not,
however, during the past week, been with
out aid from abroad. Hon. 5. w. RANDALL
and Capt. j. W. CONFETTI gave us a couple
of glorious speeches on Friday evening Of
last week, to large and enthusiastic audi
ences, and on Monday evening the court
house was again crowded to hear S. f,
GEE, Esq, of Fulton Co. Mr.. q. came
among us accidentally, but being known as
a speaker, and having lately travelled in
Egypt, ne was compelled to give us talk.
He gave US fine argument. and glowing
and encouraging reports from Egypt, ridi-
culing the idea of Republican gains in that
quarter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-27
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,

y /; W y . r Il.
When completed * years ago, the - Nicholas was
universally pronounced the most magnificent,
lent and thoroughly organized establishment of the
kind OF this continent.
What it was then. it remains to-dav-c,toutd rirdl
IN size ptnoussss, and in the general elements
of comfort and enjoyment
The Hotel has accommo' atoms fer 1900 guests, in
Guiding 100 compete suites cfopart"eWts for families
Sir hHHdred persons can be comfortably seated at
the tables Of the three public dining rooms and no
thing that modern has devised for the convenience
and social qualification Of tie travelling public has been
omitted in its plan neglected in its practical de-
tails
abroad derived from its magnitude its superb appoint
ments and its hoHle-liEs coB1,ts amt I"ru,ies has
enhanced every year by the unwearied exertOns
of the ProPrietors-
sep1-3m TEEADWELL, WIiITCOMB CO.