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TRADE OF NoRFOLx.-The annual report OF
the Norfolk (Va) Merchants Exchange shows
that for the year ending the Goth Of June last the
receipts Of produce at that city reached 81 ia 35l
Of which 81 500, OOO was in cotton. A nerchan,
Of Memphis, Tennessee, has recently visited \ or.
folk TO negotiate for the transmission Of twenty.
five thousand bales OF cotton from Memphis to
that city on his own account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

II HarFers' Weekly, (Noy. H. Just received,
contains the first chapters Of Dckenss new novel,
"Great Expectations The story opens In Dick
enss best STYLE In some particulars reminding the
reader Of David Copperdeld'' The Harpers In
this, as in other features Of the weekly" show
their tao: and enterprise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

EXTENSION OF THE CAPITOL GRouSDs-we are
requested to state that the proprietors of the prop
erty embraced in the proposed enlargement Of the
public grounds around the Capitol win find Of
nc al letters for them in the post Office
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UTThe Associated Press Agent telegraPhs
from Washington as follows -. $1,000.

The Government to day received dispatch
from Minister Clay, stating that he had, pursuant
TO instructions, demanded his passport and was
on his way home from Perm. Shortly after this
information came to the Executive, the Peruvian
Minister to the United States was promptly furn-
ished with his passport, and thus all diplomatic
intercourse between the two countries Is termi-
mated, The amount Of unadjusted claims against
Peru, on account of the seizure and eonfscation
Of the vessels Georgiana and Lizzie Thompson, Is
$50 0O0. Mr. Clay has been our Minister to Peru
for nearly fourteen wears.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

IL The Hon. Drce J. Golsborongh, Of Dor
chester county, Md. has been appointed Judge of
the Court Of Appeals in that State to succeed the
late Judge Eccleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

IL The Raleigh Standard, the leading Breck-
inTidge paper Of North Carolina, has come out
boldly against secession, aud In favor OF fighting
the battle In the Union. .f
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.

Army ORDEK-Capt. ID. X. Jones, Assistant
Adjutant General, with q clerk, has been directed
the Department Of the West, on special service to
Kansas Territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

DRoPPIss THE PKATER FOR THE PREsIDExr -
The fact Is noted that every Episcopal clergymen
ih Charleston. Sunday before last, omitted the
usual prayer for the President of the nted States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

" etterstedt, Mini-ter from Swe-

.'..Baron de wetterstedt, Mini-ser from swe-
den, IL at Browns. E8 =
....Capt DUPONT, u. s. N; Surgeon L. w.
Minor, U. s N, and C. Fl. APPleton and lady, %
Mass, are at Willards. - fsa~ IN y,
....Senator Dickinson and hfs son in-fsy, SO
| Courtney, has opened law office In Wan street,
| in New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
svi,,t Of ths sIsrninx Press

The Con sfffufioa notes what " dfteges w oe
general opposition on the part OF the republican
pres to having the Constitution 30 Amended as 70
protect the ri zhts Of the south iyc
The T.isHigsaesr reviews at Length fonu1
cal philosopher - whom, for the sake Of free dis
cussion, 1t has recently allowed TO hold forth In
It's colu1Is in favor Of secession.
80 -4>s ~--L2-
The OFFICE sExxEss are already hunting the
President-elect down as man in his situation was
hardly ever 10 badgered DO long In advance OF
the day Of his Inauguration, Quite thousand
are said to have congreg ated around him on the
occasion Of his recent arrival at Chicago, eIclu-
sire Of quite as many belonging to that city. MI
Don Piatt, OF Cincinnati, whilom flaming Pro-
slavery Democrat seems to be ambitious OF esfa o.
fishing himself as Mr. Lncoln's right-hand man
much to the disgust of ninetenths OF the members
of his party whose political principles are some
what hxed as Mr. Piatps VIGOROUSLY are not, We
apprehend From accounts from Springfield, II
Is clear that an average Of a thousand letters pei
- diem are pouring in upon Mr.. Lincoln-mort
than nine hundred and fifty Of them having beer
written TO the end Of bringing the writers favor
ably to LIS notice as applicants or aspirants fol
Office or to strengthen the claims OF diners 10
place under his admin stratien. Those who kno"
the ro,es ars well aware that the President cleo
cannot possibly read one IN ten Of such letters an'
rapers Of recommendation. When they nuEnbe
Eve Thousand per diem, instead Of one Thousand
. as at present, we question whether he will tax
the trouble to read one of them; as he can hardl
escape being affected with the disgust at oficeseek
ing that in these times sticts all lac omng Presl
dents Experience teaches that getting up sucl
papers with the idea that the head of new ad
nlinistration will read them, is time and labO
utterly thrown away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

The slight reaction in the New York stock
market yesterday was the result only Of the re-
markable advance in prices in 1t of Saturday, and
was more than recovered to-day, we presume.
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FUTURE DAYS.

ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO., AucuoHeers.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE,
Dhf MORNING. November Snth, at 40 O'clock,
At the residence Of seLtensn, aeclnl IN hSs.e
sixth streets, We q all sell the entire uIhitHrs
aud FLEETS, oomprisln6- pi,..,. r.
Suite Of Hsresome w.lnut Crimson Plush GOV
tess Sofas. ts9 Arm ard four PsfloT chalrs.
-Four Hangs :, me Zane, Ch lar. v Ma.,not'
Brussels Vsnsuan. and insfain csrpsi,.
BIo.zs Hat AT IT e: fiS Z, 3 o dE
Walnut E1.ensicn Table, side6osLd'
.sd Won d's ssas cSsi. sHa Rockers
Gold band French CHA Dinner, Dessert, and Tee
Table Cutlery, Castorr, Glassware,
M.SassHs, teHns VI Lind no. and ctfss Btd.te.d,
M;.Gs TOP DTsiftRE and c cIsin Bureaus
HusR and Moss sttTes.es, Bolster. and Pillows.
Cooking and other stoves.
Together with a general assortment Of Kitchen
Term: So and under, s..h; over that sum |.
'p no SD nO'' j. t z. AeGGTRE CO. Aucts.
| (rONsTABLE'ss SALE Or vALUABLEREaL
| ~ EsTATE-BJ virtue OF i've wits q sxeG1ton
IN and for the Count, Of Washington and District
1 OF Columbia. on the 18TH day Of November, A. ID.
and ch IL % s.SS ami ssd
\ its of Bernard Mace and other writ Of sxeou-
ton issued by Robert Waite. Justice of the
Peace ia and for said county, or the 18th OF No
vember current in favor Of the said John j. Boz
s sSa Upon ali n sac ssd Bsrnsa
gees terest IN and to that piece aud parcel OF
ground known as that part OF lot numbered one tD
in 80 uare west of 50 numbered fourteen. 90
fronting twenty five (25l feet on 18th street and
sell the same to satigfy ssd elk vrlts ofexecutIon
at public sale to the hIghest bidder for cash, the
| premises, on FRIDAY, the 3rh day Of November
| current, att o clock p. M .
| brance of $50, payable with interest the 18th
no is>td WI r. CRAIG. Constable.
ByA. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
A DMINISTRAToR'S SALE, BY ORDER OF
\ "A THE ORPHAN Court, OF HOUSEHOLD AND
| KITCHEN FUE NITuRE, WATCHEs, &c, AT AUCTION.
On Fri DAY, SO;h inst. at 10 o'clock q. m, aha
all the Personal Effects Of the does ased. ct the
ner Of Merglsnd avenue and Sixth st, and. VIA:
| Mahogany Sofas, Chars, Tab es and Bureaus,
l Walnut Caus seat aud other Chairs and Lounges
| WsrdroDes, Looking Classes, Pictures and Cur
Carpets, OlIoloths, Mating and Rugs,
| China. Glass and Crockery Ware,
| One Gold and one Silver Wstch, and one Sod
Cooling and other Stoves, with good lot Of Kitch
And many other articles which we deem unneces-
| sary 20 enumerate.
Terms of sale: All sums Of and under $40 cash !;
| over $40 credit of and months, for notes sat
/ isfactOrily endorsed, bearing interest
| GEORGE w. Johnson,
| Administrator.
| no asst A. GREEN, Auct.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
3ss PENN. AVENUE, -
NlTTDNAJ UOTET RITZ nTNE

We invite the public attention to our new so
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine
10 unsur passed In the household. Ii runs smooth
and swft: Secs, he8iS, JsIES and gathers sevs the
finest swiss and clotn, or any thing between the
two extremes, IN q beaut full and substantial man
ner. Machines in mahoE any, walnut and rose wood
cases from $50 To $50. Our largo cfbratrg preSSsr
rachtre, for ooaoh trimmer and saddlers, is With
out a rival. Silk, Twist. Thread, Needles, BOB
bins, OIL, &c, always on hand az New York prices.
III Send for q copy of l. NJ Singer d Co.'S Ga
ZetLs CHARLES A. SPONSGER,
n 6m Agent.
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MONEY MArrERs.-We are glad to be able TO
say that money matters seem TO be rapidly set
Ting down here. Thus the banking house Of
Lewis Johnson & Co, our neighbors, and We
take IT for granted all the rest, are now buying
Virginia money at but per cent. discount; and
selling exchange as follows
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AUCTION SALES.


Bg CLEARY & GREEN, Auohoneers.
70 500 NistA street.
EURNITURE.C CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCK:
MokNISG 9Th Al instant @s .h. SELF IN Of
our AGTp 81 u Ro.%bal a 70 9oS4k genera ~
I.S0sans q ssss
~ Do Bedstesd,, Chairs, and Tables.
w: snS Dining Tsss
Fssthsr Bsds as H aan ms 1a ss1l oh'
Sss ai;,s sId SSSSSsS5y Fs MsLs
no a q CLEARY q GREEN, Aucts.
ByCLEARY& AuctIonsers.
SOC Niaik street.
BLEs. &c AT AgcTIoSE-on hUh DAY next. the
Thomas c. MsgTgder, Esq Metropolis View CHE
OF his Farming ELECTS, consi suing in part
Z fine young Work Hors SEES,
Ba o,s Of m Hd,:, s y ys,q. 3D. cid,
excellent Mich Cows, 5 Brood Sows,
good Family Csrrisses fSi and torses,
Market Wagons, Farming Cats,
double and single Gsrrisse and wagon Harness,
Piows, H.rrows, CultIvstors, Cutting Boxes,
6 6as sn aS WSs.t stl.w, FSades ssSct.
6IG0 Head Of fine Cabbage,
Tosether with nisny other articles which we deem
not necessar, to enuners ate.
go credit OF ana months for notes satlsiaoto-
no27d CLEARY GREEN, Aucts
By CLEARy GREEN. AuctIoneers.
- SOC Ninth street.
ZINE WINES. BRANDIES, wHlSKEYS,
4 Il GINS. CIGARS, &c, AT AUCTION -On TUES
pay 3A, MORNING.; the 9Th q Deosnbc5 o 1s5s, we
q j. Ss Of ne IiST"r S css
25susrr and sisht casks fine Brandy,
cases Wolfs's Imported brandy,
! : DC Do Do sosss s sa RS1s %in''
do br. CsasSs Wine.
S do La Perle Wine.
Lot GhamPlg mons,
4 60 O00 Cigars, Choice Brands,
25dszep bottled Mononsshe!s, Bourbon, and Rye
Terms: All sums under 50 cash; over $50 credi,
of So co. and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
no5 CEEERY GREEN, Aucts.
BIZ J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIoneers.
. TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME House
/ AND LOT ~ Ink FIRST wAtD- On MONDAY,
the 2ith day of December, at clock D. m, the
so,iber dated December 1855, and duly recorded
In Liher A. No li2, flOs 20. etseq o. the
land record far Wa hington co., ID. -, shall sell
bered eighty -four. froutins so feet on New Yori
avenue, bstween ruth and 2lst streets. aud runniBs
back about Is feet tog ether with the improvements
| Terms: One third cash; the remainder IN and I.
mouths, with interest, secured by a deed OF uus
Cd thS premises.
All CONVEX ancins a 9pTsh,s; Z 4 @ cost
no q -aaw&ds
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SOO YARDS Ga VIRGINIA CLOTHS, of the
s)UU best makes.
~ Heavy Twilled FlanneIs.
Lins tys of the best kind,
Blue, brown, gray, and white Blankets,
Wooden Yarn, Cotton Osnaburgs, Plaid COttons,
500 ards CalIcoes, of all styles.
We have full stock of goods In every depart
ment, all Of which we will offer at the very Lowest
market prices Weinvite all In want of Dry Goods
to give Us call.
WIN. X. RILEY & BRO,
No. SO Central Stores, west Building,
Betw. 9TH and 9Th streets,
no 81 2w OppO. Center Market.
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The Vote of kentucky.

~INTERESTING TO BANK NOTE
WS HOLDERS.-Virginis notes taADn at par
tor Clothing al the Peoples Clothing Store, No.
AGO Seventh street.
N B-I have on hand very large and superior
stock of Mems and Boys Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps. At prices 70 suit the times
J. H. SMITH, Clcthier,
no % I'm No. 400 9TH st oppo. Post fhce.
holden every day this week in the New York
avenue Church, Rev. DR.. Gurley's) to confidence
a. quarter past O'Clock, to be continued one
hour. nos
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By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
By BARNARD& BUCKLEY, Auctioneers,
Gsrgaotrn, ID. c.

Gs0saoten, ID. C.
TEUsTEEIEs sALERy yi5qe Of df:s e
pages 1885, &c ofthe land records Of the District Of
SGssno S SS :sb - 40 o SSE On BART
Of Lot H. IN B.s,ty and Hsskinss sddiiieR to
Sorner Of Market and osrt6 sts and running sou
With Market st s. fer inches, mo- or less, % H.
feet, more or iess thence northvardly q feet s
inches 20 Fourth ct; and thence westwardly W feet
Terms: One third cash; remainder in notes at g.
II and Is months secured by deed OF trust on the
n the terms OF sale be not complied with In Eve
days from time Of sale, property Will ne resod At the
risk 81 deia1Inrg purchaser All oooVesanoans a.
caXKfESsM MATTHEW'S, Trustee:
most, THIS, Ma r5t
UTHE PURCHASES HAVING FAILED
be resold At sis Ii,k on RiDhY, Nov sosh. 1850.
no Is C 4 BAkkNkb fBGckEY. hSSi..
By cLEARY GREEN. AuOtiOnesrs.
nosITryE ss SoS Sc SF" atsA,NssbfsssoMEpARLoR
On sskTH HRHshhOia8d RNfNS sh. IL. II 1sosm
SOC MIN Ninth Sc e:t. 6ssianiDs Il 10 ocIocfi large
and handsome assortment Of Furniture. Carpets
Rose wood PaiIOr Suits, covered In rich BrOcst lie
MsS.s J M. Tst TOP Rs:.. ssd Castor Chairs
Walnut and Mahogany wardrooess
H.as q Rosewood sS and other R.fiCf and FsnO,
Handsome Jenny Lind Cottage Bsdsteeds,
WASN'T and Mahogany Msr6s-tOp washsinks and
Handsome Gilt decorated frameD Mirrors,
EGs.syo Cs and Wa "a mt %i E;sss.es.
Pine Hair Mattresses, Shuck and Cotton do.
Tosetser With s GENERA assortnsnr Of Household
credit Il 50, g and 90 days val be given for ssti,
i. SS s endorsed liza se sRsEs Auet
| By WALL 4 BARNARD, Anctionesrs.
4 Ccrner Ntnfh 50. dsd soufh SIDE Pa 90
VERY yALUALE PROPERTY NORTH OF
on PIsxr BkAscI koAD, xs Az SSta CoLrnbt
vii sell ~ the Auction Rooms, Thai va liable tract
OF laad on the Fonrteenth street road, and iutt
north OF the city, near Columbian College, and
estate, reeorded an the a. k's oh a Lot s. CON-
forest trees, long fnOw1 As the hvorits resort for
besatfsl, the heisbbor hood good. and il "a OOnys-
bsss resd. n TN: Vicinity Dsviaed 3voGd sfs
the grestsr portion the Fourteenth street road;
And on the north on q q feet 5osa, q rert q sald
through il, and nu assroas springs
Altogether tins 10 one Of The most desirable los
Of and on the boandsFiss OF the Metropolis; and
Seremstory orders 10 sell. IL vill osr On op,ort.
pity 20 secure the ssme st probso . srest saor :
Terms One fourth ossh; the BALANCE in 6, y, n,
and - months, viii interest. secured By sdeed OF
SS Z 'A' '''% wall = BARNARD. Aros.
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II U X 3! F u II g!
Il y K
One Of the largest and finest stocks ever offered

III " dsnlHS ION,
just opened for
Ladies
and
Children,
In Sable Capss,
Half Capes,
VlctOrines,
ROyai Brmine,
Sable Minks.
Russian Fitch,
SIb.r'n Squirrel,
French Sable,
Rock Martin,
EhlnnhIf1a
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ERNOOIF q TO MORRt

By BoNTZ a 6RIFFITa. AocIoneer,.
4 AR6E SALE OF FANCY GOODS, BOOTS.
IL sHon, yNhsELLas: grNbSc,S g. At AUc
Der 18th, 90 sh o'olook,a in front Of the Auction
Rooms, mo. 500 7th street. bet, and X streets
We will sell large assortment Of
FAncy Goods, Boots, shoes, UMBRELLAS,
Wooden ard stella ShavlS, Searfs,
Wooden jackets, Under SHIRTS. Drawers, Hosiery.
Table Cloths, &C, &C.,
Chlna Vases, Perfume Bottes,
Jewel Boxes, Dressing Cases.
Rosewood apd MAHOGANY Work Boxes.
sIlyer Plated Tea and fssle Spoons, Table Cut
lesy, &c ,&c,
Together with q large vtTlety oteruoles too hume
rous 20 mention.
Sale Positive.
Terms 18Th.
Virgins money taken at psr.
no "a BONTZ \ GRIFFITH, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

MOORE'S SQUILLSUGAR DROPS-A ga e,
lVl agreeable and efectua remedy for oughs,@
oodsc Bronehitis. Group. DC I'm boxes at25S
tLcle in the candy form offered to the public.
Try them and he convinced. Sold at
MOORE'S West End Drug Store,
no 26 Wv liz Pa ayenne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

SANFRANCIsCo, Nov. 10.-The total vote in the
State as far heard from, is l1l,sls, distributed
4 as follows:
L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

NEWS FROM HOME-Strangsrs visiting
~ WASHINGTON will find at our store Daily Papers
from all parts of the country, Out for next week
Mercury, Ledger and other Weeklies. By last
steamer we ha We large supply of English Alma
macs. FRENCH & RlChSTElN, 21s Pa. ave-
nue., sole agents for the Charleston Daily Mercury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27

L a ibJlsa. ,s5odYI5Ss i-ti s.Ers.ss !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22
a TrGTDT
hUDInIh.

vrsEA Tbursday Tho .m!snVsrIsn delegates have
declared TIA they viii adhere to the picsgrsmme Of
Count Hsrtig sSOuld it he imposed by the Emperor
upon the country IS constitutional law Bat should
the Rechsrath he left st liberty 70 discuss the Cons-
non 70 be granted to the Austrian Empire they woud
nor give up tier principles, and would rather resigu
Their seats In the Rechsrsth than renounce their special
position. 49,
Count Rsehbers, ri the Last reception of the diplo-
natc oops exp ssed TO the different foreiQn Anistsrs
BIS cor no. nee that the question of interior reforms
sitting Of the Reicbsrath.
VIENNA, 1hursdsy.--Prnce Metsrnich having been
present on Saturday Last at the Cabuet CoueciI a.
Sehoenbrunr presided by the Emperor ne ports
hsve snoe then been current that the Prince wonId be
the funre Minister for Foreign Affairs. These reports
are without any foundation.'
The adjournment Of the penary sitting of the
Reicberath TO the 10th ipFt made by Of the
Hungarian and italian members having eaimsd trans
laton Of the two reports Of the committee from the
German into the Hungarian and Italian languages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

Police COMMIssIONERs.--At the meeting OF ths
BOARD Yesterday, Capt. Weed and patrolman David
X. Seaman of the Second Ward, resigned These OIL
GERS were upon trial before the Commissioners, on
charge of attempting outrage upon young GIRL
the adopted daughter of patro OF the First ard
Tie GIRL wa found one night sitting upon stoop III
tie Eighth Ware by OF the Sergeants of that Pre-
cjnct. wh) lives at WiIiamsburgh and who was at
the time on his way home. She crying bitterly,
and upon being questioned by the Sergeant said she
had quarreled with her stepnoher and had left nome
lie took her in charge, ard on his way to the Peek
sin Ferry left her at the Second Ward Staton-House.
where she vac placed in the Captains private room
n She alleges dat the Captain sought TO accomplish her
ruin but she repulssd him. and he left the room When
sht fell asleep How long she slept she knew rot, IA
she was awakened by Seaman placing his hand upon
her person. He asked her what she was doing with
tie Can ain and sad thai be watching them through
the window. lie also, alleged, undertook 10 elect
the same end but was driven away 10 turn Inc gri
fsiber was subsequently sept Tor, ana upon arriving
t,ok her home. The trials Of these men were col,
Quoted privately, and the papers nave Deeh "ilneiu
from the reporters. -.
Cart. Gibson of the Harbor Police rendered HE
resignation, which was &C epted. Sergeant aekelvy
Of the Broad gay SQUAD was made captain and trans
ferred IN the Twentieth Ward. Capt. Curry OF the
Twenteth was transferred TO the Fifth. Capt. Hutch
ms Of the Fifth was transferred 10 the Second Serg
Todd YVES placed in command Of the Harbor PClce'
james Blackwell was appointed cozs~ain OF the hT-
Dor Police Sergeant Cooper OF The stea hDoAs equa'
vac transferred 10 the Broadway squad. Sergeant
nest Of the Seventeenth Wad wac Transferred TO the
steamboat squad. ROundsman Bower Oh the lenln
Was appointed sergeant aud transferred ~ she Seven
teeuth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

and have II removed but With an eye to lively spscu-
lation, he demanded some exorbitant and monstrous
remuneration which the Committee COLD not think Of
awarding. Bob parties hello firm negotiations yield
ing no satisfactory settlement. At last il was deer.
mined 10 bnild in tie of Dutohmsn, and to s1rround
and surmount his dwelling with the more majestic
structure. Accordingly the hall was built the stauiy
incosed sno covered and its roof arranged with much
embeebmeut for the accommodation Of the orshestrs
The crazy chimueys we're wrought into Dorc columns,
and from the transformed caves depended clusters Of
ribsnds and bright flowers. Tie vaultng ambition Of
the Dutchman having overresched iiset, was turned
10 sudden wrath. message 10 TIE COMMITTEES ilti-
mated that if liberal compensation no. swiftly
rendered the sbanty should be flooded with smoke on
the ball night which, leaking through the chinks
and cracks wonld doubtless put all festivities 10 an
timely end To this, the Committee held forth in
ply warnings Of fire engines, whi,h should be freely
ufed IL case Of need. The Dutchwan quavered, bat
stil preserved an outward show Of obstinscy aud
"wednesday evening, was found disposed to execute
bis threats But at sight of the engines which did ap-
re;r as ordained his resolution forsook hin, and he
yielded at lat gracelsss compliance TO the superior
viii. The ball Iassed oheerfu)ly through the usual
number of hours, and ended at the expected late
(early . hour.
This morning all is preparation for departure yet,
in the midst Of the bustle the Primes finds time to send
for the gentlemen who have attended him from One
bee and aided in the comforts aud oonvenences Of his
progress and offer them pleasant words OF aokuowl-
edgment, and little gifts to keep those words more
firmly in remembrance. Delighted fsces are beaming
all along the corridors of the Royal Hotel aud praises
more enthusiastic than are avphsd upon the good
nature and the thoughtfuness of the young Prince.
After formally opening the Industrial Exhibition,
the Prince viii, at o'clock, take leave of Hamilton
and Canada and start for Detroit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-22

STABBIEG CASE IN VIEDIcATIoS OF CHARACTER.
Last night Ed ward Pindar, clerk the employ OF
A j. Barney, was stabbed in the left eide with DIRK
knife in the hands Of james Taylor, and seriously II
lot fatally wounded.
The young men met at the corner OF Franklin aud
Washington strests whom Tay lor told Pndar that he
had heard that be (P.) had made Some remarks, and
circulated reports derogaiory to his character war
Of words ensued il the courss Of which, Taylor drew
knife, and after stabbiDg Pindar Herewith In the
side, fled. The injured taken to his residence
No 12l Hudson street. Subsequently Officer Van
Tasss arrested Taylor ia Washington street, and
locked him up IN the Filth Ward Station ouse.