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B. JOINER'S SIDE.

The return match will be played 'On
Saturday, the 18th of June next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

INK CHRsAPEAEE AND OHIO CANAL-Whetbpr
now that the majority in the Legislature has been
transferred from the Americans TO the Democrats
the old game Is to be played with this important
WORK by the authorities Of Maryland, remains to
be seen
CnProInising IL the case wOHld SEEM the s.pre-
ferred' bondholdsrs are about renewing their ar
plicaticn to the Mar Wand Leg slature to renoris
her blighting control and management of the
canal. and place them I'm the hands of those credi
tors OF the company who, encouraged by the le-
2islation Of Maryland Ia do so. made heavy adj.
vances t. complete the canal to Cumberland and
who would be Influenced by the single purpose
OF making the work as profitable, and conse.
Quentiy as useful, as possible. Every considera-
tion connected with the welfare of the STATE in
general, and of the large and important counties
bordering upon the canal in Particular demands
nat the proposed measure should be adopted at
once. As now managed, the canal must always
be an uncertain and inefficient work and se.
nousiy injurious 70 the great mining and ayrcul-
fura! Interests dependent npon it for their
To ofse; the bad effects Of its present ,isanau,
rnent, we now have the appointment of a few Of
fcers In the bands CT partisans whioh are gene
rally conferred more as rewards for party services
tnan ior the good OF the work, or Of the coInInu-
niues Interested IL is earnestly hoped that ma-
lorites in both houses Of the Legislature will he
found capable OF risin. above such naItry con,id
eratons, and Of doing their duty
The State Of Virginia has large interest i'm the
successful management Of this canal not only ~.
stoc kholder, but as d guarantur of the bonds of
tne company ann tie guardian Of tie Interests OF
her upper Potomac counties. The interest on tb,.
guaranteed bonds is regul,rly paid by her ard
she must continue to pay il, and ultimately the
principal II the existing state Of things is allowed
70 continue 10 is 10 be hoped that the Leyisla-
lure viii te Ike order the subject at the pr,sent
session, and direct our Board of Public Works fo
exert themselves In favor CT the wishes of the
creditors -itsr Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

FRoM CAL!FoRNIA.-The overland mail cf III.
18th, has arrived At ~. Louis
A c Reachey. Lecom pton democrat. has been
,tcted I" the state Senate from san Francisco
election is no political test
The nIst locomotive ever built In San Francisco
has just heen com plsted
being argued before the Supreme Cont of Cit
iofnIa. IL Includes $40 OOO coo worth of pronert,.
in San Francisco, and IS U0 UC1 in other Paris of
mere was much speculation about the vacant
senate snip The Legislature was to meet ti,s "a
OF January, ana long struggle was exprrted
VIC even chances Of success II was thought
Were would De no election at this session
Mr.. Musser, the new dslepa ate To Concrss. from,
larson Valley, Yves 10 leave on the 18th for Wash
ington, with large specimen of silyr, ore IS
eobui cutos to the Washington Monument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

CONSPIRACY TO ROB AND MURDRR.-ln Gooch-
land county. Va, last week, two white men were
lodged in the county Jail charged with conspiring
with slaves 10 murder and rob, under the follow
ing circumstances: Mr.. Morris Woodward was
believed to have a large amount Of cash in his
house, and one OF his servants (vho had before
been d very sullen ncgro) went TO his master and
told him that two white men had proposed 10 him
The negro said he had apparently agreed 70 the
proposition, and if his master would secretc HIM
self at certain spot in the woods he could over
hear the whole plot. Accompanied by three or
four persons, Mr. w ocdward went to the spot ard
overheard plan TO rob the houses of himself Mr.
Crutchfeld, s.crekeeper, and another store and
murder the whole party. The two white men
were Immediately arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

Fuss AMONGST THE NEWSPAPER MEN IN RICH
MoaD, VA.-The Dispatch Of Tuesday says:-On
Saturday last Patrick Kean appeared before the
Mavor TO answer the charge Of assaulting and
beating Philip Harrison, on the Dist ult. Mr..
Harrison, as lOcalizer of the Morning News. de-
nounced Mr.. Kean, in strong terms, for remarks
made by him in q letter to the New York Herald
dsrogatory TO MIR. Bots. On seeing the article In
the News, MI. X resolved TO attack Mr.. H.. and
that fact was reported to Mr. Il, who armed him
self with nve-shooter for defence. On the 2lst
as Mr.. ii. was passing into the Hall Of the House
of Delegates, Mr. X met him and invited him
into the rotunda. Mr.. X. then asked Mr. IL why
he wrote the article In the News concerning him.
replied, because, in your letters to the Herald
you took occasion to denounce Mr.. Bolts and other
Virginians." With this X. struck ii. a violent
blow Oh one side OF his head, staggering him
against the wall, and repeating tue blow, SO
stunned "A. that took his pistol from him. A
crowd then gathered, the parties We're separated
and X. delivered the pistol 10 the Mayor. After
hearing the evidence, kean was held TO bail for
his future good behavior and 10 answer an ndict-
ment by the next grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

SEVERE WsArHRR.-They have cold las is
cold weather in New Hampshire At Littletop.
on Thursday, 1t was Sc degrees below zero. and
at Franconia ,. below. The sleighing is excel
len! over portion of the Eastern and Northern
sections OF New England ia a large portion Of
the State of Maine the snow is uncommonly deem
for December. Snow covers the ground all
through Western New York. At Norfolk they
ere having the coolest weather experienced in ten
years In Texas, OH the eth Of December, it was
SO cold tha. fowls froze on their roost,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

A SUSPECTED CHARACTRR.-A Northern man.
man. named Cregar said to be an abolitionist was
run out Of Knoxville, Tenn, on the o6th ult A
public meeting held, and at one time IL
looked much as if Jud. Lynch's court would lie
called into requisition. Tenn perate counsels, how
ever, finally prevailed.
FROZEN TO DKArn.-The Bolton (Texasl Inde-
pendent of the 18th, slys: A teauster actually
frOZc to death between this and Houston during
the last cold spell. Els team slow, and those
who went back in search found him sitting no i'm
the wagon frozen stiff.
IL The Grand Jury of the United States Dis
trict Court at Chicago, Thursday evening. found
an indictment, under the Fugitive Slave Law.
against eight citizens OF Ottawa. Illinois for the
rescue Of an alleged slave in that city in October
last
III Theodore Parker writes a long letter from
Rome, in respect to John Brown. IN which he
fully approves his raid upon Virginia and JUST lies
nsurrecticn and the stirring up Of instruction by
white men.
III During the year 1859. there have been one
hundred AID fifteen fires at Chicago the estims-
ted loss, $3.50 600; which there were policies o..
insurance amounting to s3ii ,3o5.
A NATURAL BRIDGE.-The Albany Journal Of
Thursday evening say the ice in the Hudson yer
Is from eigh to twelve inches thick, and that
loaded vehicles now pass on II.
AFRICAN CUTToN-A cargo Of African cotton
is reported to have been lived at Boston and is
i'll to be equal % the best Mississippi in length
and fineEess of staple.
MINSKssoTA LEGIsLATuRE-A bill is before the
Minnesota Legislature the object of which is to
prevent the migration and settlement Of free
negroes In that State
IL A man near Strasburg, Pa, on Thursday,
killed wild rabbit, perfectly white, excepting
the tail and the point Of the nose were Of common
color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

- W 1overnor Morgan, In his message TO the
~ io'A Legislature, saws: New York still
maih'elns the OPINIONS she has ALWAYS held In 70,
Iefesce 10 slavery. She Yields to none of her si<
YET Snte> Ia Devotion 10 the Union Shr .rnnhat
icay oisavo"s all sympathy or co-op-ration wi Nh
We unsgulded men who have souyht unl.,rf,Ii,,
tc Interfere with tue institutions Of rov ~ - =.
Ter STATES He concludes by ref,rriny IN .I.r-
IN Tie states aud Territories; yieldrd .has,th
ooroience 10 ;he doctrine OF State s0ve,s;,,,.
ana having no disposition 30 interfere ui,h ~
incaI institution Of the States he was nren,,.a :"
All nmts 10 aid those States the pres-rv.t,on :,
tisir sovereign power. The people of N,w yo,I
willie always enforcing their views i'm a ieoni
p sCefGl. aid constitutional manner viii no, e..
render their rig BIT 10 partci pate in the refo,ma,i
nf this or any other evil in the administratio Of
the national government VI
pR- NlsrAk,s BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY
this seesoE OF the year, well as at all s.., :,
important IN have on hand a remedy for corgb.
ana colds speak for the benefit of our rcd >,
When We recommend to them the abov. n,,,.d
r-in~dyi v hich has been advertised in on, na-s.
Tor me time. We have had occasion In p.. :, in
oei tsnliy for coughs ard other throat affections
No ~ aii such uses 10 has cured the compIaint
nov deem IL IN indispensable article n, ,y.
-. prefer TO have q reliable RENE dy On hand
49, eomplaints 10 which all are liable -
"" fSssHss and EhxiIy visuey. ! ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

u The New York Central Railroad has made
rs annual report for the last year. For the last
seven years the company have realized the great
sum Of nearly $4,000 900 from passengers and
freight, and during the last year ,2iO. 900 persons
travelled over the road, afording total receipt Of
ee,i2S,OOO for passengers and freights
Contrawise 1t is alleged that the road has been
sinking money by carrying through freigbts at
ruinously low rates to comTete with opposition
roads 10 the West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04
PERSONAL.

Capt VIM. F. Smith, L. s. A; c. r.
Collins, do L. j Rodman, do are at Wizards,
'-'.S Senator Mason, Of Virginia, appeared in
his seat In the Senate to-day, clad I'm q Virginia
homespun suit throughout, the material being
plain gray cloth.
,,oobst ,n5 sc masra, tfe wenknown hatless
the old women of the Philadelphia Bloc kley alms-
house, OH New ears day.
Rev. Thomas Starr King is positively. saws
the Boston Bee, to GU To California, having &C
copied the invitation Of the Unitarian Society of
San Francisco. The Rev. sir. S.ebbns of Pat
ierson il IS said, will take the pulpit vacated by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

STBAMBOAT DISASTERS on WESTERN RIVERS
According III the 81. Louis DemOcrdt the follow.
ing number Of accidents occurred on the Western
rivers during the year 1859:
Steamboats, sunk, (sone Of which were subss-
Quently raised g.; steamboat burned 10 stea III
boats lost BY explosions, Il steamboats, exploded
st"ampipes, 2; lives lost by steamboat di:a.;ers
500; estimated loss OF property ~ .353 co.
The sinking of the siXty-twO steamers was the
result OF the following causes Encountpr.ug
snags. logs sawvrrs. aud stumrs -; ice 8: fours-
dered in storms. 8; collisions with hidden Ubsiruc-
tiOhs. 81.
There were in all. collisions Of boat with boat,
or with river banks, bridges, and wharf boats,
causing disaster or considerable damage. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

DEATH OF NOTORIOUS CHARACrKR-B Bob
Forbes, whom the New Orleans LA } True Delta
9enounces as notorious Thing and ASSASSIN. -
died on the 18th inst at the Charity Hosnit,I in
that city, from the effects Of pistol shot, which
he received while making a deadly assault upon
John Henry cab driver aged IL years Forbes
unprovoked attacked upon a mate of a vessel
named Barry, who barely escaped with his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

STATISTICS or le5a-The newspaper statistics
of 1889 are being published.
During the year &c persons died who were over
100 years of age. the oldest of whom was Cnsar
d negro OF LOUISIANA who was over l2S years Of
age.
The total loss by fire during 1850, was s22 600
OcO. being six millions more than f.: the year
1853
The railroad accidents last year were 70 in num-
Der, killing l29 persons and wounding Ali The
number killed being only little more than half
OF that In IS. There were ~ steamboat accidents
kllllnn 2l2 persons. and wOnnding li6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

MIDNIGHT MARRiA-E.-The Manchester Mirror
relates midnight marriage" which took place
In that city On Friday night. between two French
mortals. II appears that they had ''loved well
bnt not wisely, and tine fair one hearing that her
amancfd was to leave in hurry early I'm the
morning for the Pacific shores regardless of the
coming responsibilities, sought the City Clerk.
who was called from his bed. and compelled the
false Salt to be united to her. She had pluck and
got justice and husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

IL The Legislature of Maryland meets to- day.
IN commencement of its biennial session Among
the important objects which will engage its at
teation this session will be the election of Sena-
Tor 10, The vacancy occurring in March Of next
year Senate, rearcs's term ending then;l and the
disposition to be made Of the interest OF the State
IN the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal--a matter that
was easnestly considered but not finally disposed
Of a the proceeding session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

II On Saturday night, gang Of counterfeit
srs Were actively engaged throug bou, the CITY of
New nork IN circulating well executed IS spuri-
Gus bills, purpcrting to be genuine issues OK lin.
Bank Of Brattleboro', State Of Vermont and nm
Iouosedly would have succeeded in putting of a
large amount Of the base stuff had not the fact
soon come to the knowledge Of the police authori-
ties, who, by means of the telegraph. nut ahon.
keepers and merchants generally on their guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

AN IMPROVEMENT To SkArEs-Skatiny will
hereafter he more Of Il luxury than ever new
stvie has been got up. which will be mnch used
this year, and supplies an important dssid erat
the Improvement consisting Of sort Of leather
shoe, nriniy fastened to the skate, whereby the
feet are kept perfectly warm. Bv means Of n sim
pie mechanical contrivance, the shoe is tt.ed 10
the foot before leaving home, SO that arriving on
the Ice 1t can De Instantly adjusted and the skater
In a few seconds is equipped for a race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

IL The citizens Of Charleston, S. c., have
been good deal exercised I'm these troublous times
BY the appearance Of black star posted all about
that CITY. 1t turns out to hr an ingenious device
Of the editor of the Yorkyile Enquirer to attract
attention TO Il new story which will appear
In that PAPER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

ID Mayor W God, of New York, has sent his
message in to the City Councils. Among other
things, he advocates a restoration by the State
government Of the former powers and prerogatives
of the Mayor, "a to make one responsible head
for the city government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

NAVAL The new l.. s. steamer Pensac ola
built at tie Warrington Navy Yard Fla. was to
have left december 2Gtn for Norfolk and NAV he
expected there by the 10th Of January. She will
come round under sail. AZ her macb inery will he
put on board there or at Washinpto ton.
The L. :. lake steamer Michigan has been
put out OF commission. and is now lying at Erie.
Pa, TO be repaired and it is though bit she will not
be ready for service before June next Her ma
rlncs have been sent to Brooklyn, and the balance
Of the crew discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04
PERSONAL.

- Office All persons are cautioned against ne
Sohetlng tor n''t7 81 avn ia favor IF =. Bevan
Co. for S7N.l7-lo0 dated November IS, 1859.
said note having been lost. If the .entleman VITO
presegtsd II at the Bank of tbs ~ Metropolis will re
tur It TO the drawer. he will confcr favor.
". BRIcE HALL.
Jal-3' Nos. 373 and 81 : 9Th street.
nNE; CENT REWARp.-Kan away from tho
" subscriber. on The I'd Instant, CHRISTIAN
NY EHS aSed u y'ars, an lndenture1 apprsntIca
To the sbOema king business. A persons ara srehy
to- warned a: alnst barborng said boy under naty
oil the iaw. Whoever returns him 10 me wIlI re
celve the above rewsr I'd a. no thank
IABEZ JAY.
jas ST. No 46sIz llth st., bet r and q s,s
I CHARLES KEMBLE, do hereby cert. y .
!, under the solemnity of an oah, that, in m.kins
the arre-t of a CO loref woman named Henny War
rpn, belonging to Mr.. VIM r. Carroll, received no
INT, rmation from woman named Cassa Ann Proc
tor which led to her srrest. A Ii the information
received was from white person.
CHARLES KEMBLE.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this Slst dey
or december, 1859.
jaset* THOs. c. DOM, J.. p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

II OIlY thirty-seven out of ono hundred and
s!xty-nine members OF tie South Carolina Lepis-
laiur. have been willing to unite in rrcommcn-
dation that that State be represented i'm the Demo-
cratic National Convention at Charleston next
April. There is much feeling ia tie State against
aiiv representation in any partisan Convention
AS there is no Democratic party organization in
south Carolina. these thirtysev-n mean beers of tie
Legislature unite in calling Conventions to select
the delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

II IN the public schools Of Boston tine average
attendance is Z6,CcO pupils. The whole number
Of teachers employed in the service is i9i. The
whole appropriation for the present financial year
Including the cost of new school houses, was
sS32 .lO0-beng more than one fifth part of the
gross tax for the year ls.9-Gg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

The SAN FRANCISCO SCHooLs-A late San
Francisco papers state that no State i'm the Union
has less than five of its native children in the
schools Of that city, and that even the District of
Columbia, tab and Washington Territories. are
represented. The total amount of expenditure
curing the twelve months ending on the LIST Of
November, on account Of the public schools of
The city, was Sl34 OJO nearly s. for every soul
In It, The average daily attendan nee was S., 500 and
There are $40 children attending private schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

MATRIMONIAL CNHAPr .SEss-The following
statement gives the number Of application, for
divorce filed in the Philadelphia court Of common
pleas during the past year, together with the de-
crers Applications, les; DEGREES granting divorce
IS 1t is d curious fact that during tie wear 1s5s
there were $50 applications filed within six of the
number fled during 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

u Governor Letcher, Of Virginia, was sworn
into Office at Richmond on Monday last by Judge
Richard Parker, and has assumed the duties Of
his Executive Office The Legislature re-assem-
hled yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

LIE IL NEW ORLEANS New Orleans. Just
now, is very gay. Money plenty: health never
better; weather magnificent; hotels overfowing
with visitors two operas and several theatres in
full blast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

ID Messrs. Keen, Baldwin & Williams, of
Richmond, Va, clothiers advertise in the payers
Of that city that from this day forward they will
manufacture i'm port directly all their goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-04

NEGROES IN WHITE ScHooLs.-The Supreme
Court of Ohio has just decided case brought up
from Hooking county, in which the question Of
the right of children of negroes to be admitted
into the common schools Of the State was decided
The decision Of the court was. that the children
law itself decides the question. 70 the effect that
the children Of negroes shall rot he admitted in
the schools with white children. Yet in Chicago
taerc is hardly public school in which white
child Ell and the children Of negroes are not pro-
misCuOCsly int.rmingied -Cauodgo Tunes.