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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13
RAILROAD Of n. J.-FaIl ar

NORTHERN RAILROAD of n. J.-Fan ar
~ rsnsemeut-Chang of Time Trains leave foot Of Court
sSs osns o E sSaefn and ss onssy
m, aud $3.50 and SD: m for Piermon pssve SeneIn !, ~
@ az sssy and a ss a. On Saturdays Way Pss:enss
~ , Non ea On sSndsy ihs Mil and Passenger
suaern and PierIDont at ,ola aIyhs a. Ne
S SsIl and Hsysrsw CONNECT S SEYMOUR su
HTEWYORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS at q 10, for DunhIk, BunAiO,
Can,ndARuA and principal Stations. -
NAL At s:i5 n Tor Dunkrl and intermediate Stations
11 Ta1 5e%1n over I q s5detosn Newburh and inter
CsDdarua and principal Of Saturday
- CBAs MINoT. General sup't
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IT PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior
stsADer METROPOLIS Capt Brown eavSs New foIk every
M and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ST CLOCK p H. nom fief NO
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured to sPp
,~pt up III tke shall have been paid for
TeiSh 70 through with great dispatch oy
" Express '' T@ BORDEN, Agent Nos 10 and II wes--
NTEW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
Ven censIs Rai1oss for all points West north and
Southwest with the Northern Railroad 9I ssstog mt
,1 oa,I ssp 81 md se1 aoNDXY Now Is 1850 viii
S M Express and 1880 Express Mai Tram For
CroSn EAls M stopping ~ s ID ma Stopping At S
,tsonS For White Plains 6l5 from Whest Depot
.eonpng AT All stations Wiamsbrdge, ii and go p
70 from 3etb-st Depot stopping at al vaons For Wisin
brdse rs wednesdays and Saturdays onlyl nom Loth
a. Depot stopping at al stations -
RKTrRSIEe will Albany ID and 4:O p m East
Albany 7:l5 and AIS m-E1press Train Albany u
e, Fast Albany 1918 p m-Express Mai IrAn. CT9ton
BAns NJ stopping al stations above IremoDx Whie
Paus 10 and 40 stopping at al stalon
Hhsmshridks $50 and IA, stopping az az satonS
yliAmsbridge, 10 "wednesday and Saturdays onyb
stoppipR At ali stations JOHN BURCHILL, ASST supt
CALENA and CHICAGO UNION K. K: Co.
w FROM CHICAGO 10 DUNLEITH and ST PAUL
IRON CHICAGO to FULTON and CEDAR RAfIDS'
This ins IN connection with the Illinois Central X 20 q
Frsepor rams through without change OF ears 70 Dunen ana
tAsncs bv A daily line Of hrstcass steanboetHt 70
PRAIRIE DU CHEN
McGREGOR
LANSING,
LA CROSSE
WlNONA,
st. PAUL, =. ----.- -.
I'D an othsr points Misststppi hveI II connecn
pNI ETH through the Illinois Central X X Co Win DO-
RTOIT and PACIFIC X. X. Co. 70 lNDEPENDErCE'i Iowa
I'd al FIrITON with the IOWA and NEBRASKA n II 70
10 CEDAR RAPIDS Regular daily trains run morning eno
.yenins 10 the shove named points and sleeping Os n ~
ehsd AL The attention OF travellers 20 40 o
the especially invited 70 this route a. me nos
and fstigusg that region Ihfossn
and full information be obtained AZ the AtENO OF ns
6ALENA and CHICAGO RB Co. corner OF CourtAnots Ano
brosewGy and also al the principal ticket agencies ~ he
T..t and Of al Eastern Railroad Lines
~''' L. B. TALCoTT, Genl supt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

CIJPREME COURT.-STATE of NEW-YORK,
= COUNTY Of EEW-YORK.-CHARLES w. HULL agt
LANES g. GIBBES and r. w. GIBBES.-Summons for q
Oh contrsc-To the Defendants above named
You are hereby summoned and required answer the complaint
IN th, action which copy herewith served upon YOU and
10 serve copy the said complaint on th quo
,criber at bis office No 81 Wall street in the City OF New
Yort within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive oil
The day Of such service and you fail TO the said com
nlaint within the aforesaid the plaintiff in this action WIZ
tnIe against for the sum OF two ana
Eve dollars and with interest from the hrt day
Deoember one thousand eight hundred and sixty besides the
ro,ts o this aciop-Dated New York December g. 1850
r. II BOVINE, Plaintiff Attorney
The complaint the aboyeented action was tins day nied
In The ONCE Of the CLERK Of the City and County Of foft-
Az laxowTb r. IL BOVINE Plaintiff Attorney.
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IS6A THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
ICNO CENTRAL RAILROAD lCNFO
GRnAT DOUBLE.TRACK ROUTE,

The capacity Road equal any in the country.
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office Nc. ] Astor House corner Of Vesey-4-
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers and from Cm
rfnDst CHICAGO ST. Loafs, St Paul Nashville, Memphis New
AZ other In the West Northwest and Sot
est are unsurpassed for speed and sofort by any
Fhrough trains West leave New York foot OF Court
l.ndt-a Morning Express, Evening Express p.
Sleeping and smoking on 81 the trains
Pare always low and The time quick by other
Eoute-
By this route Preghts Of al descriptions be Forwarded
Railroads OF Ohio Kentucky India
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri, BY RAILROAD Di-
ECT the Rsvissbe rivers Of the West by
steaners from Pittsburgh.
The Freight and from any point Of the West by the
favorable charged
b. other Railroad Companies Merchants and shippers inrus
s the transportation Of their Freight this Company rely
wiki confidence its speedy transit.
This Company also maintains Emigrsnt Accommodation
which emgrenR westward enjoy cheap and
eczforsble mode Of half the hrscass
Of fare j. l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. AstoT House
LEECH Co., Freight Agents -
No Astor House and No. South WiIhsma-
MCDONALD BISCHOEP, Emisrant Agents
No. Bsttery-plseeA
ENOCH LEWIS, General sup't, Altoona, Pa
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Nstp1lprk Dailn Gribt.,te
NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET

Eox THY WEEK ENDING WBDHEsDAT DC. IL, 1860.
,nr., pycpty1t on CATTLE OF ALL KINDS TIE vKEE
According 70 the reports the several IN tho
.ity there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

Omar D1scoyERY-Among the most important OF al We
great medical discoveries Of this may De he
tenn OF vaccination for protection from the Cephsn
pan relief of Hesdshe the Of Quinne for the pre-
yenton OF Feves either Of which IL SPECIFIC whose oen
hts will be experienced by suffering humanity long Sef theu
discoyereII forgotten.
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CUPREME COURT. JAMES TALC0TT'

CUPREME COURT. - JAMES TALCOTT,
y plaintiff against JAMES A. THOMPSON, II. n RICH
hRUSON, and GEORGE J. STURDY, deiendants- Summons
for money demand contradiction not served)-Io the
defndsns and each You hereby summoned and
required the complaint in this seon which WI De
Of the CLERK OF the City and county o. rev
York at the City all in said city and 20 copy OF your
answer TO the ssd complaint the subscbeTs At their once
No 100 broadway City Of York within twenty days after
the this exclusive OF the day OF suh
service; and you fail TO answer the said WITHIN he
time aforesaid plaintiff this action viii take Judgment
against YOU Of two hundred and fifty dollars win
interest from the Goth OF October thousand eight hund
red and sixty beside the Of this action and seventy nye
cents cost OF protest Dated 9Th November, 1860
CHAMBERS 4 POMER0Y, Plaintiff Attorneys,
No. l92 Broadway.
The complaint in this son was fled in the Once OF the CLERK
~ he Ciy and County Of New. the fifteenth day OF
NoSe,ber' lao CHAMBERS q POMEROY,
dsigIsWevTbs Plaintiff . Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

FACT WoRrH KNowIse-spaldings Cephaic Pills are GER
tain cure Sick Headache Nervous Headache Cos'nes
and General Debility
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OINTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-


~ From foot Of CourtAndstCOnnecing Hampton Juno
os with Delaware Lackavsnns and Western Railroad and at
E.On with Lhieh Valley Railroad and its connections forming
. direct line 20 Harrisburg without change Of cars.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Commenc December TO-
ls6Q-Lesve New York - follows;
HAHKisErKs ExPREssAte m for Esston Reading Potts
vile, Hsx rsbuIg, Msuch Chunk, Wilhamspsrt, &c.
NAL TRAIY-At8 m for Easton, Water Gap Scranton
Great BEND. PittstoD, NlkesbaITe, &c.
liz THR0UGH TRAIN-for Easson, Hsuch Chunk, Williams
port, Readns. Potssvine, Harrisburg, &c.
P.N. THkoUGH TRAIN-For kSstOn Bethlehem, Allentown
and Msnoh Chunk
$50 y. n. WAY TRAIH-Por Somervile.
ExPRKss TRAM HARRIsBuKe-The = Express
Train from NewYor arrives at Harrisburg at l240 noon, in
with fast trains east and west, Pennsylvs
Central Railroad Northern Central north and south and
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
ELIABTHPoRg NBw-YoRK FKKkY--Leave RewYork
RON Pier No g. North River at and II $3.50 and
LxAvK ELIEABETH-At els and s:l5a M; lao and 4;s
p
The stop Bergen Point and Mariners Hsbor every
trip each way. JOHN U. sTERNs. Superintendent
kEW-JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Msn and Express Lines esve NewYork ~ and IL
= m and and p fare So Through tickets sold for Gin
cinnAi the West aud for Warrington, New Orleans and
South and through baggage checked Washington In
o. N. aud .. trains
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
baggage will be received for trains aness delivered and
CHECKED Is minutes in advance Of the time ofleaving
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CHAPPED HANDS and LIPS
~ Cured IN a few hours, and the Skin made delicatey
soft and white by the use Of
TADMAN a Co.'s
CAMPHOR CAKE, WITH GLYCERINE.
No 81 Beeckerst and No. 1858 4thsv. BY mail % cents
CORE CORNS and BUNIONS are really CURED
y by tba nee Of SWISS CORN PLASTER Eor sale by
e DUPUY, Druggist, Ne coo Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

PorAoKs-The market evidently light for the
season prices have upward tendency slight advance
haao edouso mes orfa w cauot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
III and TROY connecting With trains NORTH and WEST

frsiDs leave:
yROn cRAnBKRs-sr.:
Express : and II q M, and 5
m.
Trey and Albany, NAL at 3;ls
3. m.
Troy and Albany with Sleep
sas-ssIl, S;45 p. M
Poushkeepsie Train, 1880 q. m.
and 1 p. N
Rsekskiil Train, 4 p. m.
eHt Sing Train. 10 q N. and
<:3o, s:3e, aud $40 ?. N.
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Sheep 0dd
10

BY kAILRoApt, &C
Tbsy sso report Beevs and other ssoek receives oy
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

TNHE NEW-HAVEN NIGHT LINE, by Steamer
Il TRAVELLER, viii be DISCONTINUED after the 18th inst
until further notice RICHARD PECK, Agent
ENREIGHT for ALBANY, and NETWORK
II CENTRAL RAILROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TIE sfsee Line wiz continue receive Freight and after
the close Of navigation the Hudson River at their usual place
Of business Psr T. r. foot Of Brosd and will forward the
daily by propeller Port Morris thence by Harlem Rss
road to Albany there connecting with NewYot Central Rail
road Freight received here previous to will BE- forwarded
ron Albany early morning For further particular apply
b JOHN II. REDFIELD Co, Agents, No. l6 Southst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

PorITRY-Our last quotations pretty fairly mainaneo
until SATURDAY night On Monday, with larger receipts the
market opened about lower and active trade has ,noe
prevailed the decline Christmas the great market OF az
Others for Geese Consgnments made for that snoo
Thursday next week and not later thAn
Present Poultry about the year ous
advance of &c q n occurred on choice Turkey ana &c
n on choice Geese succeeding holidays Other sorn aa
nc, materially advance We look for similar results ths year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13
Iide-Water Convention at Point Lookout
The Oyster Monopoly, &C.


Pursuant to notice the Convention Of tide
water counties on the Potomac, met at Point
Lookout on Friday, the 10th Of August at
O'Clock, p. m, and on motion Of Col James r
Biackiston, organized bv appoi nting Col. samuel
H. Berry, OF Prince Georges, President and
Joseph Forrest, Of st. Mary's, Secretary
The OBJECT OF the meeting being briefly stated
oy tne PRESIDENT, after some remarks on the part
OF 6eo Thomas. Col. J T. Blackiston, r. l..
SPalding, Col. Berry, and others, on motion Of
George Thomas, ESQ committee Of i've was
appointed by the Chair to take into consideration
Convention.
The Convention then on motion of H S.Ksy,
adjourned until AZ O'Clock, .. m, in order 10
give time to the committee to report.
At4H O'Clock p. m, the Convention re-aSsem-
oled The committee, through their chairman,
Geo. Thomas, Esq made the following report
whereas, Convention Of the Underwater coun-
ties has been called 10 meet here TODAY and
whereas no delegates present TO represent any
| OF said counties except 81 Marv's and Prince
Georges, and whereas we feel quite equal TO the
protection OF the rights which appertan to our
Immediate localities, and can safely pledge our
own immediate constituencies 10 that end; there
| fore, be it
Resoirsd, That we the people of St Mary's and
Prince Georges counties do hereby mutually
pledge ourselves, the one 10 the other that we
Will resist any attempt 10 appropriate exclusively
| the lands covered by Underwater by any party or
parties, whether such attempt spring from legis-
latlve fraud or selfish speculations and that " Q
Will use all necessary means to defeat the accom-
phshment Of such purposes, "peaceably If we
NAV, fOrcibly II we must" But since we are
willing to attribute the lack of attendance on the
part OF the delegates appointed from other coun-
Ties to peculiar circumstances, temporary IN their
nature; therefore,
Be tt further TeSolrsd, That a committee Of Eve
from st Mary's and five from Prince Georges be
appointed, whose duty it shall be to communi-
cate with persons OF the several Underwater coun-
ties, and who, in conjunction with said persons
shall be empowered to call meetings In said coun-
ties to appoint delegates TO a Convention to be
held in Baltimore at such time may by them
| be deemed 1T and appropriate, TO take this mat
| ter into further consideration
This report, on motion Of Col Blackiston was
| unanimously adopted.
On motion of Geo Thomas, Esq the cores
ponding committee was increased to six and to
include the President Of the Convention in the
number
The following gentlemen were appointed as
the committee For St Mary's cOunty-Geo
Thomas, Beale Keibird. Col Jas T Blac kiston
10. Forrest, T. p. Smith. Col John F Dent
For Prince George's-COl Samuel II berry. Col
Geo. Forbes, Col John D. Bowling Col John
II Warning, Gen. ThOs r. Bowie Richard
Wooten
After few remarks from Col Blackiston. the
convention, on motion Of Col. T. J Plowden.
adj u'ned sine de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

SENSATION STORY SPousD-The Cleveland
Herald says that il is untrue that Boom had
sin = his arrest for CONTRIBUTING reconfessed the
murder OF GOWN, and thata man had been made
to represent COlvin Il adds:-"This morning
we visited Jesse Boorn in the county Jail he
positively denied the statement in CITY paUer
that he had confessed TO Deputy Marshal ckett
ms connection with the murder Of Colvin, and
had told Hackstt that the man who came from
New Jersey was bogus Colvin, selected for this
purpose on account of personal resemblance TO
the murdered man. His story to US was ram bling
ana lncohertnt, which might be accounted for by
his aye and Palsed state, but he strenuously de-
nled rat Colvin was murdered, and in the main
confirms the story narrated above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13
Personal

- Rev. c. Parish and lady, Of Miss, are at
the National.
,''' EN-Mayor Gerard Stth and family, Of New
Orleans, La, are at Browns
, - Gov. Hicks, Of Md started on a tour west
On Thursday, for the benefit of his health
'--' Hon. Amos Kendall, of this city. ia AZ Tn.
Astor House, New York, and DR. Magruder and
William Stickney and wife are at the Everett
House
-'' His ExceIency Lord Lyons, with his pri-
vate secretary, Frederick Ware left the Brevoort
House on Saturday for Saratoga Springs, en- route
Tor Quebec TO meet the Prince of Wales
'''' The Memphis announce the death Of Mrs
Augusta Walker, ConsOrt of ] Knox Walker
Esq FORMER private Secretary Of President Polk
The charms Of person and manners and goodness
Of heart, won for this excellent lady the warm
esteem Of large circle of friends in Washington.
by all OF whom her early death will be sincerely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13
Correspondence Of The STAY.

Correspondence Of The STAY
POINT LOOKOUT, August IL
The Great Eastern passed this point to dav at 10
a. m, on her way to New York There was
large number of passengers on board, and she was
going atthe rate of Is miles an hour The schooner
yacht General Lane, from Georgetown, with
party OF twenty on board, bound on a fishing ex-
cursion to the Capes, stopped at our wharf on the
9'h; all well and IN good spirits. The cottage
owners here TO the number Of eighty met yestsr-
oiy ana determined on a number Of improve
mens Tor next season; among the rest, on build
Ing wharf on the Chesapeake for the accommo-
dalton 81 the Norfolk steamers Among the pur-
chaseTs " cottages to-day our Washing ton
most beautiful sites on the Point w. w d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

VIRGINIA METHoDIsTs AND The BALTIMORE
CoNFERENCK.-Fhe official board Of the VI
Church, South, at the Fredericksburg, Va sta
lion, met on the 5th inst, and passed resolutions
cordially approving Of the action of the members
o. The NJ Il Church, Baltimore Conference at
tlat station in reference to the legislation on tn
subject OF slavery by the late General Conference
aud extending TO them the right haad Of fellow
ship "a unto brethren in the bonds Of common
MeILodism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13
AUCTION SALES

By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucuon-srs
GROCERIES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI
VI UEK AT AUCTIoN-i)n THURSDAY MORN
ING, August l6th. commencing ~ 10 o'cloca. We
shall sell ~ the store and residence Of Thomas
DIVER: corner Of last Capitol ant ST streets.
Capitol Hi, al his stook 90 Groceries and n ouse
no Effects. We name, IA pat
fr WA Ard White SUFars, Mol sses
Green and Black Teas. coffee,
Soap, Candles, Pepper, Spices.
BrOoms. Buckets. and Cedar Ware.
CrOckery, 6lassvare. SO.
Immediatel, after the ssle II g. oosres We wi'l
sel the HJuseholr Go, de. consistlur Of
Hair cloth PArlor Chairs,
Cane seat Reception Chairs, Lounge.
marble top Centre ann Side Tables,
Brussels Farlor CErnet.
Chamb - and Stalr 4 .rpe+,
hedstsad. BEDS. NJ Iress =. Pillows.
bureau. Was 80 , AID 90 sets.
!. n NH. PA. 4 aud CookIns stoves,
ChlnF .6lass, an GruckerY Ware.
n ltchS4 heuu.- les. Sc.
Term - as uaicr, losth; ovs- that sum
cr- ~ OF Sky sld ninety cafs, o. SATISFACTORILY
endorsed notes. brarlu. interest.
az 'Sdts J. c. MCGUIRE A. co, Auets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

T. FREE CONCERTS!
LRNST LOEFFLER, Nee Yort acsnpe BE-
t,cstH SO dnd "A streets. would resPesqaN, ~
SELECT MUSIC will pe given everv MON $a0
DAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS during the
season. At his Pavilion, commencing at 5 O'Clock
and ending st Ia p. m. Previous 10 the Concert,
the saloon is open 70 those desiring to while
svay q few hours the May dance. ICE
CREAM. WATER ICES, and every description
Of CONFECTIONERY always ready st city
Parties desiring tho Gardens FOR Pic Mo BUR
poses are requested 70 give day OF two notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

IL IL there is a heaven on earth, il is on a soft
couch by Your hresde, with your wife on one
side and smiling baby on the other; clear con
scienc', and dozen cigars -ErchGngs
III man upon his couch, with his wife on one
SIDE and baby on the other, passes bis time in
smoking cigars, he NAV perhaps fancy himself Ina
"a heaven on earth, = but we don't think the wife
and baby would he likely to inculpe in any sucb
delicious fancy.-LOriSrlils Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

NORTH CAROLINA ELBCTION.-In 81 counties Of
tais state, Gov Ellis beats Mr.. Pool S asa votes
In tne same counties, two years ago, his majority
was lo-32s-loSs for Ellis, 10,s74. The remaininz
Couhues gave Mr. McRae Il majority; Mr. POOLS
VIII PROBABLY be larger The opposition have
gained one member Of the State Senate, and df-
'eeh mem ers Of the Commons. If no other
hses occur, the democratic majority in the
senate will be II instead Of IA, and N the Com
mons % instead Of a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

EVERY Man HIS Own FIRE ENGINE Tie
Boston Herald says: At tue meeting Of the Mayor
and Aldermen of Cambridge on Wednesda v
evening, an order was reported from the Commit
TIE on Fire Department in favor Of purchasing 200
portable fire engines at an expense Of 81 300 The
OBJECT 10 TO do away with the running OF all the
engines to small fire; and If the order is passed
these engines will be Distributed BY the police
la different sections Of the city IL is TO be- Fri,
as an experiment, the patentee agreeing to take
mem PACK II the city Is not satisfied with them
at the end Of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

II Fully five thousand people gathered upon
the banks Of the river at Cincinnati, on Friday.
10 witness the feat Of Dan Rice's elephant, Lalla
Kookh, swimming from the Kentucky to the
ONO shore On the first attempt, several skiffs
ladened with people accompanied the elephant
out when hundred feet from the shore, Miss
Lalla eyinced an ugly disposition, and chased
them al out Of the water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

ABsENcK OF THE MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mata, the Mexican Minister to this Government,
has left this city, and will sail to-day for Mexico
to arrange some business affairs H will probs-
bly, return again in a few weeks. The Legation
will remain in charge of Senior Romaro, the Sec
Rotary. Senior Degollado, who has been attached
to the Legation for sometime as Secretary ia also
about leaving for home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

Army ISTELLIsENcE.-Capt.J John c NJ Feran,
assistant quartermaster L. :. Army, has been as
signed to duty at Fort Union, New Mexico.
j. V. Mcintosh. Medical Department L. =
Army, has been assigned to duty at Fort Craig.
Capt Frederick Steele, ID Infantry. at present
on duty at jefferson Barracks, has been directed
to proceed forthwith to join his company at For,
kearney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

IL Mr.. Sickles, II is said, has endorsed Mr.
Williamson, who has been contesting his seat in
Congress He has proved that at the time he ran
Tor Congress IN New York city, he was a resident
tax-Payer, and voter in New Jersey Another
account says that Sickles has made the following
proposition TO Mr. Williamson:-'.I propose that
ii beat Mr.. Williamson for the next term. he
shall abandon his contest against my election for
the present term; and if lie beat me I'm N. ps,t
race, that shall resign nv seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

EDITOR STAR It's a singular fact that four of
the candidates for President and Vice President
are at present members Of the L : Senate (Breck-
lnridge, Douglas, Lane, and Hamlin1: four BELL
Houston johnson, and Everett) are ex-menbers
and the gentleman originally nominated with
Douglas (tltZDatriCk) is Senator Lincoln the
republican candidate, is an ex-mer Der Of the
House. and barely missed being elected Senator
Verify the Senate is fast becoming nursery from
which is to be selected the rulers Of the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-13

II William Parrish, ex-Sherif Of Appomat-
to1 county, Va, was shot at one evening las,
week, while Promenading in the yard immedi-
stely In front Of his dwelling -Four shots took
elect on his Person-three on his face, about the
temple, and the other IN his side His wounds
under the present circumstances, are said to be Of
serious character The shooting, It is said. was
The work Of an assassin, who fed as soon as the
gun was discharged