Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-06

THE DEPARTURE or DR. O,Tootx III. ,,,o.
circle OF friends Of Father O'Toole pastor Of ST.
raulck's Catholic Church. regret sincerely that
Of s1Eut to De removed from his present sphere
VI usefulness In that parish. Father O'Toole has
oeen pastor Of this church some nine wears
nav having succeeded the venerable Father Mat,
has 49, VINO died in ls51.) during which time be
ne mas mad intercourse The extent Of his minis.
Iah apors has been great and their fruits meal
Abstp.n beneficial saI to Washington. The Total
and oraan,, society connected with the parish,
nnmh.s onILeo Dy him some years ago now
Tba Us, some seven hundred good members
Iimi,I new Catholic cemetery Just out of the citv
now assnm fioraclng some fifty acres Of ground,
resn,, 90 lhg beautiful appearance Is the
tb suit OF his exertions in a great measure. and
ne, tlee schools established In ST Pat,;cI,s
and continnn me past year, owe their inception
beb ,If S ~ TO his indefatigable Iabnrs in
c, nai OF The poor children, amonu the rno,a
,I,wa'es OF fortune Is his Congregation He b..
the city and lively interest in the welfare Of
ing poor In time Of distress and M ono n
1or relief at his hands was eve, t',, nas
paste, of by Next Sunday is to be his last as
Eatba w U ue church. He is to be succeeded b
ra'her " altar, Of Baltimore "eo ny
Ann ~ HI ,, hccIDENr ON THE ALEXANDRIA. Iounox
81, AAMPsHIRK RAILROAD AieYand;C
I've OF this morning SAYS Gas the rUta"i ga
On Tue Alexandria. Loudon and HamnsSi ID p 1taih
yeserd Iu cached Vienna Station about o'clock
Pat,;nI evening, sad accident occurred
th a',lck Mclean, one of the hands enOionad a.
he Iodu was sitting on the side of one tba ~, u
passing the u 9i.,fg over Just the train was
We allracted by friend in the car. and in ra;H
IA uhlself his legs caught against the nlatfnrn,
The train man dragged off and fell under the cars
ana fracturing the other He Was hrom,S oIe ieg,
70 tnls city, and proper surgical assstanca ~
hnn uaieiy rendered. His inj 1ries, however ware
beyond medical aid and about ten o:cIn,S Ter.
iSh' the unfortunate man died ,, ''
10 Ent ,p OF THE FISHING LAws-we
, =. 'ndt the steamer Cathc art has been emnloveS
" .le renters and proprietors of fshing nfnUgJs
on the Potomac river TO aid them In re- sntn uS
IIeh. OF tue laws in relation to the giIIsrs o.
W.. wth' down the river Sunday morning. and II 10
SaIu, was 1nlly supplied with ordinance and an,
munition, to take decided stand an,i anu am I'M.
oferauons OF the gillers. The mail 6n,t 80
N Wqht G p passed the Cathcart at anchor at
CAPTAIN did not tdsa night on her trip up but the
~ aSin uiu not learn whether any demonstrations
had oeen made or not in the matter. "0"'
xa iah hay aS REPoR1s-Two of the authorized
WeiS ners OF hay. straw and fodder have reported
,9elr operations for the quarter ending Match a.
WI; N. NJ. combs reports of hay weighed at the
tons ~, ST hs syn tons Oh lbs; Of straw %
hrt, reports OF hay, straw and. fodder: 497 tons
o00 los balrd hav, % tons CTS lbs m,t;no
, 10 VI 20 IONS % lbs calculating ono lbs to
the ION as the law requires) of load hav. straw
and fodder. and % tons l,6l5 lbs baled b,y ~,
me quarter at these two scales Another weiober
Is to be heard from -SA'i
AT MEETING of the fire department of AIeva,
urld, III mat city on Wednesday night a lengthy
conversational debate arose in relation to the di,
tles ana powers of the Chief Engineer i'm which
that officer and Messrs Atkinson. Carne Rndd
Walker, Stabler, Latham, and J. w Green. tooI
Iart, IL appeared to be the unanimous opinion of
me memsers that the Chief Engineer was invested
Win no police authority; but that his command
over the companies commenced with their arrival
at; ana ended with their departure FROM the fire
THROWING SrONEs-This morning, two slave
boys, George Scott and Jim Clark were arrested
Tor throwing stones in the streets by which a
small child Of Mr. Hoyle, playing in its fathers
garden near by, was knock ed on the head by a
random stone and severely injured The bows
were fined 81 IS each, as a warning to them and
others. ~
POLICE MATTERs-BeforeJ Justice Donn-Tho,
Conner was arrested for running a hack within
The limits OF Washington without a license from
the corporation, as provided by law He was
fined so and costs
VIM. Quigly arrested for throwing stones
IN the street, for which he was fined IS Of.
MUsICAL.-The Boston papers announce the de
parture from that city of the Mendelssohn Quar-
tette Club; together with Mrs. J II. Long dis
iingulshed Boston vocalist, a professional tour
through the princi pal southern cities Their en-
tertanments are spoken highly of by the musical
Journals of the North
WASHINGTON MONUMENT CoyrR1Rrrroxx
The EMPLOYEES of the Panama Railroad Com
pany, and other residents on the Isthmus of Pan
anna, have contributed, through their agent in
New York, $500 to the Washington Monument
Fund. small design of the Monument is to be
sent to each of the donors
WATCH RETURNs.-John Butler col fuoitive
slave; kept to be restored TO his master. John
TOmey, fighting; for trial. VIM Catrie. do; do
George Whale, disorderly; fine and cost, ST Is
Five dodgers were accommodated
Tomey and Catrie were subsequently fined
50 Is each.
THE NATIONAL RIFLES, Capt. Schafer had
dress parade at their new armOry, corner of ID and
Ninth streets, last night. which was largely
attended by ladies and gentlemen, friends of the
members. The company had some tbirty-eiyht
men in uniform, and presented fine appearance
~R ECovERED-We hear that the BODY of Cant
Bailey was recovered yesterday by his friends in
one of the creeks below Alexandria, and was
brought to the city last night, and delivered to
his relatives for burial
THE recently reported in the Senate. for
the protection of the fisheries upon the Potomac
river, in the District of Columbia, is similar in
many of its provisions to the laws recently passed
by the Legislatures of Virginia and Maryland.
THE SOUTHWESTERN MAIL, and not the Great
Southern Mail, as has been stated, is transfer ed
to the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. The
Southern still goes by the Potomac route
WE ARE REQUESTED to call attention to a notice
for a meeting Of the friends of Rev. Mr. O'Toolr,
in another column.
No. IS.-IHE POOR AS WELL THE RICH, can
have sure cure for Coughs Colds and Consump-
ton, In It's primary stages, owing the chpapness
of Mrs. NJ. y tiardner's Indian Balsam of Liver
wort and lioa hound. 2 medicine that has proved
blessing to our race 1t is sold by all druggists. ard
Messrs. Weeks Potter, Boston, the general
agents. ap6-lw,r
| FIND. in your issue of Thursday. Henry I.neke
>ed of diSorderly behavior which accusation
wa much strengthened by the evidence of certain
witnesses. All w to stat that this is incorrect
The only witness In the was a woman, who
.ttated and sw9re that three boys. named John
Brown, Henry Leekc and Richard Seby, had in
suited her on Sunday last, in contradiction of which
testimony 1t was stated that John Brown is living
IN Indiana, and has been for at least two weeks;
also, that Henry Leeke not on her square dur
ing the day of Sunday-having attended sabbath
school twice and church twice during the day and
at the time Intervening at home. This was
stated to the Mag strate during trial, the person
stated The mag strate said he (r Lerke) was act
Ing attorney and not witness; but at the close
OF the TRIAL he pronounced two of the boys guilty,