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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

1t was reported that the great Powers signed a
convention relative to Intervention in the affairs
OF Syria, az Paris, on July %.
The GoodwOod Cup was won by Swee tsauce
Starke was fourth in tue
The Atlantic Telegraph Company report that
the efforts to restore the cable have failed ID in
variably broke at short distances the outside cnv-
ering of iron wire being eaten away, though the
gutta percha and upper wire was as good ever
The Prince Regent Of Prussia arrived at Top
litZ on the 18th.
speech created great sensation. Some writers
say that serious alarm was felt to the mainten-
ance of peace between France and England
The correspondent Of the London Herald states
that all the French naval officers on furloug n
were ordered 10 report without delay. That Il Q
naval reserve was called out, and that the Frenc b
fleet in the Mediterranean would be raised 10
The preparations for the Syrian ex pedition were
progressing actively. IL will consist Of 25 900
men, beside artillery and cavalry.
There is nothing new from Sicily. 1t Is stated
that the Pope has refused To- adopt any Of the
sures recommended by the French ambassador,
aud has declared that If these changes are forced
upon him he will abandon his States.
Fears were entertained that Garibaldi would
| suddenly land on Papal territory.
Two Sandman war vessels had gone to Syria.
1t was reported that the Viceroy of Egypt had
placed bis troops at the disposal Of the Sultan to
punish the Drus,s
Great excitement existed In Russia against the
Turks on account of the massacres.
The Paris Constitutional says the expedition of
France to Syria WILL as matter Of necessity BE-
carried out, bn the part of France will be that
occupation rather than Intervention IL is reported
that the Porte has given acceptance to the terms
of the Syrian Convention
Orders have been transmitted to Toulon To
embark the expedition at once
According 10 the Illness correspondent IL Is
surmised that Garibald has landed on the main
land, and no one would be surprised to learn that
he has reached Naples without striking blow
and that even roydlists have fraternized with his
volunteers.
In the House Of Commons on the 25th In refer
ence to Sicilian affairs, Lord John Russell said
that the Nedpcltan government had rec uested the
mtdidtion of Great Britain for the purpose of stop
ping Garibaldi the condition that If ari baldi
refused the proposed truce the forces of England
and France should be used to compel hun. To
that proposition government, he said declined to
accede.
Seventeen horses ran for the Goodwood stakes
Wallace was first and Satellite second
German paper reports that the old Emperor
of China is either dead or dying II this rumor
shall be confirmed, the Allies will possibly re-
ceive propositions for peace from Pekin.
The Car Of Russia has by imperial ukase
placed foreign merchants on the same footing
with natives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08
Spirit Of the Msrning Press

The CoRsfiiE:ton denies that Mr.. Breckinridee
wassn ''enancipationisti in Kentucky and states
in confirmation Of such denial, that in 1919 he
was candidate for the legislature of Kentucky
on ticket opposed to the emsncipationist party,
and actually voted against his uncle, the Rev. r
J. Breckinridge, who WaS an emancipationist.
The IHtsiigsHeeT publishes and comments ia
foraoly upon the late letter of Mr. Bell, in which
he declines to be catechized In reference 10 his
political sentiments, but refers to his past record
Tor all desirable information on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08
RHYRannl.

- Hon. t. Theake, Of Ohio; and Randall
Hunt and lady, of La, are at Browns
---- Major Chase, u = A, and family; T. Nj
Mata, Of n and Louis Janin are at the Ma.
tonal
- Among the passengers In the steamer A raPo
at New York. is the Hon. Lewis Cass in Minis
ter to Rome, and several distinguished fore guers
49, Lola Montez has recovered sufficiently
from her severe attack Of paralysis to be removed
to Astoria, where she is staying with Mrs Blu.
chanan, wife Of the celebrated florist She is a,
yet scarcely able to lift her hand, and there h
little or no hope Of her ultimate recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

NAVAL lsTELLIsEscE.-Third Assistant Enpi-
neer p. A. Rearich has been ordered from Pensa-
cola to Key West, for duty on board the United
states steamer Water Witch.
Lieutenant ID. B. Harmony has been detached
from the receiving ship at New York and ordered
to take passage in the Susquehanna for duty on
board the Iroquois In the Mediterranean
Boatswain Charles Woodland has been ordered
to the navyyard at Philadelphia, In place of Boat
swain George Smith, detached and placed on
furlough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

The GREAT EASTERN AND THE NORFOLK TRADE
c tiZeh OF Norfolk, Virginia, writes from New
York as follows: have just had another inter
view with the directors OF the Great Eastern and
they say If We will guarantee forty to fifty thous-
and bales OF cotton, they will make two trips TO
Norfolk from Liverpool, commencing sometime
in October; freight cotton 81 50 per bale, the
same as from New York to Liverpool IL We
cannot get cotton, tobacco will anwer. am in
hops We will be able to secure the amount Of
cotton or tobacco. If we cannot get guaTante e
for two trips, we certainly can for one trip
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

IL One of the coroners Of New York CITY re.
ports the death Of an Irishman, at the Bellevue
Hospital, from an overdose of chloroform taken
preparatory to surgical operation. Another
death from the explosion Of can of burning fluid
Is recorded. So severe was the burn that the Door
woman died in six hours after the injury. Ye.
even this, perhaps the thousandth warning. will
not suffice. Women and children are nightly e1-
posed 10 the same peril
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

The PRESIDENT AND HIS CONTEMPLATED VIsIr
TO THE GREAT EAsTERN.-His Excellency, Gov
HICKS, OF Maryland will receive the President of
tne nited States and his suite, board the Great
Eastern, when they reach that vessel, tomorrow
As we stated yesterday, the distinguished party
leaVes this city in the 7:40 train a. tomorrow,
ior Annapolis, from whence they will be conveyed
In the revenue cutter to the great steamship Ii is
thought the President may remain over Thursday
night at Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

II japanese dates to the 26th of June give ac-
counts Of lucrative trade with the British and
French forces in China, in horses for the invading
armies. AS many as 1000 had already been
shipped, and the japanese were also sending ma
tive flour at 81 so per Picul and potatoes at half
cent. per ID. The trade In tea was also active.
and the population Of Kanagawa had trebled
within the last year in consequence Of the grow
ing trade with other nations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

III What glorious world this W ould be, IL all
Its inhabitants could say with Shakespeares Shel-
h I'd: 'Sir, am true labOrer, I earn that wear
owe no man hate; envy no mans happiness; glad
Of other mems good; content with my farm -
IL There is lawyer SO excessively honest that
he puts all his hower-pots out over night, so de-
termined is he that everything shall have its dew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

A PROPOSED UNION OF THE BILL AND DOUGLAS
TIckET.-it is said that Mr.. Conrad, Secretary Of
war under Mr.. Fillmore's administration. who il
now here, Is preparing for publication letter
urging the formation of joint Bell and Douglas
ticket, as OF Unionists for the sake Of the Union,
and proposing that the successful electors under
such arrangement choose between these presiden-
ta according to their relative strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION
AT WEST PoTNT.-A board Of medical officers
consisting Of Surgeon General Thomas Lawson
surgeon C. A. Finley, Surgeon Charles McDou-
gan, and Assistant Surgeon ]. F. Hammond, will
assemble at West Point on the 2Sth inst, or as
soon thereafter as practicable for the examination
OF such candidates for admission into the MILL
tary Academy as may report fer that purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

MORE ARMS TO THE Pony EXPRESS Official
dispatches from Utah state, in addition to the one
hundred revolvers heretofore supplied sixty rifles,
together with the necessary ammunition, have
been furnished by the proper military officer at
Camp Floyd to the pony express riders for defense
against the Indians 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

INDIAN SUPERINTENDENT OF UrAH.-The re-
Gently appointed superintendent of Indian Affairs
Tor Utah, Judge Smith, has been directed to pro-
coed forthwith to bis post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

II The republicans OF Fayette county, Ohio
renominated Tom COrwin for Congress by &C
clama,iOn at their county convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

DTAmong other incidents Of the reception Of
the Prince Of Wales at ST John was the parade OF
about 600 school children, dressed uniformly
who sang the British national anthem and strewej
flowers In his path.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

DELIVERING NEWSPAPERS TO CLUBs-It has
been decided by the department here, that deputy
Postmasters are not required to distribute news.
papers, sent to one address, among members of a
club from furnished list of names, unless a
quarters postage IS paid in adrancs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

DrThey have another barrel mystery in Chi
cago- woman named Anna Katrina Rasck was
on Tuesday found at the bottom Of an old well.
head downwards in barrel, and with cord
drawn tight enough about her neck to cause
death Her husband was arrested on susnicinn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

DEATH OF AN INDIAN AGENT.-Intelligence has
been received at the Indian Bureau Of the death
Of sub-agent II. s. Ford, of the Mendocino reser-
walton, by the accidental discharge of his own
Dfxtol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

UJ-The child of Mr.. Rice, Of Baltimore, the
possession Of which was contested by the father
and mother, and decided In the favor of the
former, was abducted from private school at
Nabant, on Saturday, by three men disguised.
who menaced the master with climbs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

DrThe Charleston Courier reports the cit,
entirely free from fever, ''malicious reportsn L
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

1--WE have received from Messrs Taylor &
Maury, (whO have the number for sale, } the W est
minister Review for July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

w. BELL AND EVERETT MASS MEET
H 1NG.-The several Ward Delegatio 8 are
quested to meet early at their respective places
oil assemb age nothing but early staI will enable
us TO reach the speakers siald in good s. ason,
1t w. b. WESB, MsTehal.
%SEVEN III WARD.-The Seventh Ward
- Union Club aud other friends of Bell and
Everett, will assemble at Island Hall on WE'D
NESDAE EVENING next, al O'clock for the
Iurp1se fettentng the ratification meeting at the
City Hal. BY order. su6-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

SOMETHING NovEL.-We were to-day shown,
at the Agricultural Division of the United States
Patent Once, very large piece of sponge, of
superior quality, attached in a very peculiar man.
ner to shell-fs Of the oyster species 1t was
found on the coast Of Syria by the Rev. Jas. +.
Barclay, missionary at that point, and forwarded
by him to the Office where IL is now on exhibition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

DJMr. Stewards speaking tour in the North
west is announced to commence In Michigan
: lptembef first
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no CONTRACTORS FOR WATER Pipes
OFFICE OF TIE WASHINGTON AouKpucr.i

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AouEpucrl
WASHINGTON, August 4 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
the Following materials
$50 70 l75 o-lnch Pipes, " feet long, Bell & spg-
got, Washington Aqueduct pattern. 70
$40 To $50 ~ lnch Pipes, IL feet long Bell q SpIg-
got, Washington Aqneduct pattern
so oh Flange Pipes, u feet long fdriIled
Washington Aqneduct pattern.
,,5 Il inch Flange Pipes, u feet long, tdriiled)
inch Flange Pipes, feet Ions, (driled1 Wash
lngton Aqnetiuct pattern.
1 4 inch Flauge Pipe, 9 feet long idrilIed) Wash
ington Aqueduct pattern. - -
iso, few special patterns, such as Branches,
Bends, &c. For further PARTICULARS, examination
ofdrawlngs, arc APPLY at this ofice. =
Ehe whole OF the castings will be required TO be
delivered by the LIST October next r-IT :
~ So III. w. BENHAM, -
Captain of Engineers,
au 6-G Chief Eng'r Washington Aoueduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

COURT MARTIAL OF AN ARMY OFFICER "A
general court martial has been directed to meet
at Fort Dallas, Oregon, on the 18th Of September
next for the trial Of Capt Thomas Jordan. of the
Quartermaster's Department, aud such other pris-
oners rs may be brought before it,
First Lieutenant C. McKeenen has been an
pointed Judge Advocate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

IL The New York correspondent Of the Phil.
ates from Wes Piont WA son Of Commodore
Vanderbilt, and that the father promised the youth
$iv0 0I0 IL be woald bring binlself among the
FIRST nvr or $50 600 IL he completed the course AT
all The son was not the winner Of the former
prize, but received check for the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

CoUSTxRFEIr GOLD The New York Banks
and the Subtreasury Office in that city warn the
public against the ingenious and very dangerous
counterfeit often dollar gold pieces which are
circulated extensively, and almost defy detection
except by an expert The genuine coin is opened
In with platina or some other equally heavy SUBJ
stance, and then closed up; the coin itself to all
Appearances, remaining the same In all rcpects,
even to the specinc weight. Specimens Of this
defy the detection by ordinary skill, or even the
closest observation and handling, aud YET tie
amount Of pure gold lsft in ten dollar piece IL
s .dEcely eqd to "a so =.tee.t rsa-s .f 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

DRT TINES IN KANSAS "A Kansas correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune says: "Hear me
tell Gods truth. As ] write I'm my house the
wind haps over me; the sun heats Ii so that the
wind almost burns me; my wife is now roasting
eggs on the stons steps In front of my house; the
stove and tin boiler are too hot TO bear nv hands
on them, standing In the house where the sun
cannot touch them; they are hot by the wind
blowing on Them through the open door Why
every flap Of the wind Is like the heat of fire from
burning building. have Just shut the door to
keep the hot wind from blowing on me, so that
can write To say that II has not rained for
twelve months would not be telling the truth; but
to say that not more than four or five inches of rain
had fallen IN that time would be nearly or quite
true. Now, for God sake what are the people
to dot We can't stay here without food for our
selves or cattlen E Eo &C.
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aus BARNARD& BUCKLEY. Auct..

MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue ofa vut OF
lfl herl fscas, issued from the .rTk's oahce OF
the circuit Cont Of the District Of COusnhiA for
the county OF Washington, and % me dtrooted, {
vii expose 90 pubic sale. for oAsh, At the MARKET
House, Georgetown, ID. C on FRIDAY, the I7th
DAY OF August lbst commencing 81 10 oso och n M .
the following goods and ohstte ., TO wit VIZ: ore
Sorrel Mule and one DEa Mare Mule, selEed aUd
levied upon As the E"OCs and chattels Of RiohArd
Jackson, and will be sold 20 SATISFY judicials No q
to October term IS6o. IN favor Of lohn Moore,
w. SELDEN.
au OTIS IL. =. Marshal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08
FUTURE DAYS.
By BARNARD a BUcKEY, Auetione,r

By BARNARD a. BUCKLEY, Auotioneers
- GtOrgGOlra. 10. e.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
H TURE, ATAU TION.-We vii sell on ThURS-
Day next, 9Th tnsta = ~ O'Clock, . M. At the
residence OF the late MTs Cor. LeSa %, q st /,
oopoAite the lieoTgetoWn college Wal al of the
Household q cts, viz:
Mshogsny SIdebosrd, Mahogany Tables, Chsrrs.
Pa'lor, dining room. snd Cook Stoves,
First rate Feather Beds spd Bedsteeds.
Writing Desk. Co hes 4 hests Bureau and Toilet
Glass, Fender Knives. 6o.,
Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash.
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A GRAND TOURNAMENT aND BALL
MARSHALL. 5 PAVILION.

Pase at MARSH LIS PAVII-
10 n UESDAl, the l4th lust. Es&f1S
Riders rom haSnI- igton. Guorke-111snrs91
ted TO ride. They viii be fnrm he'd with costume.
boa "a and horse feed on the above day for twelve
do ars SlL.i
WI hers,s Crlehrat d Brass Band has been en- =
attend. -
The amer hALriNoRE will leave Wa hingtOn
the Pavilion at O'Clock p m Rptur Ing Will leave
the Paw lon on "Wednesday mo ming at ! o'clock
and rive IN Washington at O'Clock q m, thus
sho dung a good opportunity to those wishing TO
avail themselves OF Salt Water Bathing, Fishing
Grabbing, &c
IRE ndarsIgned has spared no expense to make
thls Tournament surpass anyt thing of the kind that
mas been given IN the state of Maryland, and no
fort ana pleasure TO all that NAV give him call.
au 6-lv~ X j. MARSHALL. Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

! HE STEAMER c. c. ALGEa. CAPTAIN
FE TON, is now ready for freight, -rsss
10, he N a69y g pet pert, TO sail on Fri EsEH
ply 10 hyde Il DAVIDSON, Georgetown, ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

WANTEDI7A CARPENTER, competent 20
soonest style To such one good wages will be
gwen, constant employment, and the cash every
Saturday evening or oftener &c wanted at the cor
neI ot 10Th and o SITS. A single man -eferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION!
~ GRANH PRIZE PIC MIC.
AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND
On MONDAY, AUGUsr I3, 1860.
One Hundred Pieces Of Jeweiry Given Away!
Among which tio1D and SILVER WATCH
"A Dancing ard Music during the day ~
~ VIII afford enjoyment ~ all INV
- Esp ta's BIass end Sting Band en- <2f
tas1fk gagged for the occasion.
Iicksts-59 Cents foT Gentlemen, rs Cents for
Ladies; Children ADM ted free.
TIckets FOR sNle at {. III. Ande-son's and Lam
mnnd :, 7:h street; Dr. sehwa-tze's Drug Store
town, on the day Of the Pic Me
the Island from the wharves "
ID For List of Gifts see small programmes,
au SIT
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LOST AND FOUND.

&I0 REWARD.-Stayed or stolen from the
~ s9Rse.i6eT on the I'd inst q small a
brls ! SORREL MARE; stripe in fore I'm
al; ilght name and tail The above re- ES2S
ward VIII he given for her retHrr 10 L. LUBER
on street, between 1873 and 18th sts. aus-4ts
oSF w sl WTSdnssday morning 9th instant, two
II NEWFtUNtDAND PUPS,(a DOGS
ana and slut three mo tbs Q d; they 49,
Doth ol-ck with white marks Iberaf-0
reward W II be paid for their delivery ar No RI
LOUISIANA ave- ne, between 81 and ~ streets or Al
Mr. WATEkS'S, ID ST., betwe- N 9Th and nh
an 5-1 JAMES LEACH.
Il OSrIDn the afternoon of the 9Th, a STONE
y CAMEO EAkRING; a head SIT in IL o rows
o. psarss very liberal reward viii be paid il eft
et tus once. al 2 81
Keys LoST-A bunch of FIVE trunk and aver
n NJ -, on steel ring wss lost in the street
last SUNDAY, II the finder will leave them Al ths
Gince OF the Evening Star he viii receive one doll
aI9. auT IA
ca REWARD.-Straaed away from the subSori-
yo Der on the nth Of July, two SONS lW1
heayy with young. One Of them black
acc brown Ike: lame in the left fore leg 4S-U,s.
ana the Other OF lighter coored b ack AID white
with long ears. The above sum will be paid To AZ
ge, wne WI bring them TO the corner of North
1aphol ana U streets, or leave information where
-. -. q 6-Sf
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TT NOTICE
Il 9 EFT ,TREkAVEkN Frs FOR OLD POINT.
On hTtaH a P0I d dMRc iRhfHSR IIR sNS
The Steamer BALTIMORE hav-sk<stszzszz1as
Ing breD detsIned one day this week, will leave on
EHlDAH MORNING, at 10 O'clock instead of
THURSDAY, fer the above places
go r; MATTlSGLY, General Ticket ACT.
=. %, ~. lIon.l an sgt
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MI Ks. BATES, desiring 90 return 20 her native
~ me, wishes 20 transfer her well established
Boarding House, containing = rooms, and accom-
mooetlng AZ the present line upwards Of a. board
ers, Into the hands OF some person v1shlur 10 20
Into the business, on the most reasonable terms
It's house, long and well known 10 the on ,ns III
WASHINGTON, Is sasan ly situated AZ the south
west oorner OF Ninth - aBd Pa. avenue In the
most Thriving Ps-t Of the cty, and ~ Commitment ~
chureh-s schools. the public buidlngs &o, For
inrther particulars please call and inquire al No,
oSI o. bNcLbe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

WANTED-A SALES LADY. None but the
w best need apply. = WETIER
jy 81 NO. 81 Market Space, bet nth and sth sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-08

WANTED-A WOMAN, to perform tho duties
w OF chambermaid. No one need apply who can
NOT bring q recommendation from her last D ace
Inquire at lexington, two miles north of The Cap
ItoI. iy IL
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MhRsHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
W her fsclas issued from the Clerks Once OF
the Circuit Court uf the District Of Columbia for
the County OF Washington. and 20 me directed,
iii expose 20 pubic ale for cash. "A font Of the
Court II use dor 81 ssid EQUITY on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day Of Augut next, 1880 az II O'Clock
m. All defsGdaEt's ughi, title, cam and iute q
q and TO Lot No g. "A ~qusre loss. N the CITY Of
Washington, ID. together with ali and singular
the impTOveme' q Shereon. seized aud levied upon
as the property Of John r. Dyer, and ~ be sold 90
satlsfE luaicIsls No. g.. 10 October term 1881 in
favor Of Margaret Dyer. wife q p Core.
US. Marshal for IN. Distr,cf ~ a.ol16,S,,.
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rP THE HUDSON.


On Monday last was one of the 3 600 who went
down New York harbor on the Hendrix Hudson.
to see the Great Eastern GO to sea, and on Wed
nesday started up river In this direction Here let
me give the Star's readers two bits of advice No
i. Don'thayel on steamer cursed with Callope
the newiy.invented steam organ of that pame.
The Armenia is fast boat, and can beat the
Daniel Drew, | have no doubt, butt has a
Cslliope, an instrument Of shrll notes, pines ter
ribly out Of tune, and an incapacity to achieve
anything beyond the Old Dan Tucker range.
Such an instrument, shrieking its shrill, false
notes up and down the Hudson every day. must
be an insuHerable nuisance, and is enough TO
spoil the ear Of whole community. No. 2.
Don't eat or lodge In Albany. You'll be goup.d
IL you stop ave minutes In the place. As TO Sleep
ing Ina city that has mile long railroad trains
Numbering In and out every honrsof the night 81
Is meter Of impossibility,s Oh, Jerusalem /,
Jerusaiem' thou that kiiiest the prophets, Oh
Albany Albany thou that killess deep and mul.
tiPiess the profits, with what alacrity did shake