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COMMUNTCATRD

COMMUNICATED.
AN Hour AT ODD Fellows HALL.-Last
mght we stroled into the hall, and soon was sur
rounded BY brilliant audience listening to the
most delightful strains Of music disconrscd on
the piano by Prof Scheel and on the violin nv
Mr.. Bird, who is indeed rara avis on that in
strument. Prof Scheel has a very 40 reeabIe at
tachment to his piano. much resembling the bells
which he manages very dexterousIy with his
feet This petit orchestra is nlHltxrl IN nara
and is the most chaste and gratifying musical af
fair we have listened to for a long time Presently
darkness steals over the hall and high Expectation
into the heads of the auditory The curtain
rises and we are introduced to the old town Of
Tangiers, with it's ancient NJ oorish walls and hat
Elements, an exquisite view; Washington and his
Generals; Apotheosis (or defcation) Of w Washing.
ton, Itself worth ten times the entrance fee NpYt
was gorgeous d!oramic spectacle of sunrise
upon the town of Salzburg, Astounding with life
like mechanical automata, requiring to be seen
TO have any proper conception of the mechanical
ingenuity displayed in its arrangement; and the
same might be said of the Eternal Cjty with All
Its diversified Interests and objects the great st
Peters Church, $50 feet long by 800 wide; the
tomb OF st Peter, with canopy of brass 49, feet
high, dc. The automatic performance on the
slack rope is more like a ghly accomplished ac-
70 pat than like an image, inanimate The storm
at sea is an unrivalled spectacle full of thrilling
Interest. Everybody should see this Interesting
Theater of Mechanic Arts. As whole we have
never seen Its equal, and would not miss seeing n
again to view II deliberately as once seeing ONLY
excites admiration aud curiosity; a second sip hi
In measure, would be more gratifying MIR
Sanderson is certainly very judicious caterer TO
popular taste. JR w
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Further from Pike, Pear

ST. JOSEPH, June IS Further news from Pixies
Peak 10 received this evening
band Of Arapahoe Indians have Just returned
from the South Fork, where they had a battle
with the whites, in which the latter were defeated
with some considerable loss. The Arapahoes lost
several warriors among whom 10 Little Raven,
one OF their chiefs. They also took some Of the
whites prisoners
The news from the mines is unimportant Some
Of tie quartz mills do not answer the expecta-
tons, and ii is feared will prove failures Mills
which are in good order crush out from s5 TO g.
per day.
Business is increasing ranid,u
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united bis conscience with the line of action
which he pursued. God knew that in the cleo
uon OF Breckinridge he had nothing TO hope for,
as regarded personal advancement. Mr. & had
scores OF friends in Kentucky whom be would
advance, and very properly, before ever he would
MIN, tMr. NJ But acting from sense of dutv
ne would say that in the whole army of the fol.
lowers OF Mr.. Breckihridge he would find no
man whose plume should be further on at the
'front.' OF this fight than his [Applaus-l He did
II, not from personal predictions although be
honored MI Breckenridge as gentleman and
as man whose private integrity was above re-
Proach, and whose political conduct had given
great confidence, at least in his sagacity; but he
nonored him the more, because Ike true man.
IKE true American, he permitted himself to
become the standard. bearer of that great popular
Phalanx that planted its banner in the ditch or upon
the rampant, where the first original PRINCIPLES
'hat mad united them as people were to be found
Tue question was presented to the speaker
whether he would take generality, or whether he
would take part with tAe men, one of whom
announced this doctrine of squatter sovereignty;
ana the other of whom opposes it. John Bell was
Tor the Union and the Constitution Laughter
wen, that might be, and he (MarshalD might
have gone, and probably would have gone 1all
other things being equally for a man who was for
the Union and the Constitution; but when the
democratic party met the question upon their own
oasis, made their issue between squatter sover-
eighty under the guide of Mr.. Douglas and the
Bfec kinridge, he took to himself this Question
and settled IL as he had minated
The speaker retired amid immense applause
and was followed by the Hon. Mr. Burnett. of
Ky; on the conclusion of whose speec h the crowd
quietly dispersed.
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LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap 9-Sm

THB BEsOM OF pEsTRUCTIoN Is the fatality among
our young and mlddl LACED to indulge IN EXCESS and
debaslng habits. Those who are yearning for some
influence TO dispel the growing evil, should read
= Hn,aaH Fra t,y, or Physiological Resea.ehss., 1t
dciusat%s IN riUtd colorS flor 1t is beautifully illus
ease and decay, pointing out the only sure safety
rdtps-read the advertisement of 'TTIss.Uar" in
another column. Sold by DIR. Barrow, "a Bleecher
street, n. \. Pnce Is cents. Sent free every
ID. C.. ma Tim
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S7.75; extra s.. s5a6 II; super IS 25a5 So Wheat
white, fair TO good, sl.33ssI sc; red 81 asa
81 81 Corn-white 65a72c.; yellow 70a72c; mixt d
66a67c. Rye 75a76c. Oats 3ea46c. Corn Meal
70As0c. per bushel. Seeds-Timothy 20 50as3 50;
Clover S5aS5.5O; Flsxseed 81 3Oal IS. Provis-
ioas-Butt.r, roll, lSs2Oc Bacon l0c.; Pork S1a
80 /; Lard lOalac. Whisky 2ia3Oc.
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HoNEoPATuTc RvN,pnrpS

All OF DR.. Humphreys q Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family
use, In boxes, at Is and 81 cents each. Also
in cases, containing % walls, from 81 to S.
each, with book of fall directions. For sale by
IL. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w; A Fitzgerald, 353 north street,
also by r. b. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
HIzti, for internal ana external infammations Of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma g ly
PBNsIKs.-Persons desiring Pennies will ALWAYS
find them for exchange At the Star 0fSoe oountrr
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Prom Mexico

New ORLEANS, June 25 The steamship Aus
tin has arrived here with Brszos dates Of the 10th
instant and $50 600 in specie Nine thousand Lii
erals were concentrated at Guanstuato. Miramon
with COCO men was at Queretara, and battle was
expected TO take place near Celaga
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Burning of q Steamer.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 25.-The steamer Ben
Lewis, Memphisa ST Louis packet, xploded
Der boiler ard burned, near Cairo, this morning
Capt. Holmes, Ransom Harris, second clerk,
Arthur Shearer, second engineer; and Frank Dew
lin, stewart missing. p. :. Marshall, FIRST
CLERK, and McGinness, first engineer, were slightly
scalded
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HaItilnore NIarkets

BALTIMORE, June 81 - Flour closed steady
Howard Street s. So. Wheat closed firm, and 10
In demand; new red 81 SO; old do. Sl3Oasl 20;
white 81 Zeal g. Corn closed steady; white 67s7o,
yellow 65aoSc. Provisions closed steady; bacon
sides llc.; mess pork sI7 75a16 .25; prime Sl475.
Whisky closed dull at 2Oxc.
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NORFOLK, June 26 The Arg us states that GOV.
WIS has pronounced The nomination of Breck-
inridge ard Lane most admirable ones 70 save
the L ion. He will address the Democracy here
at the ratification on Monday next
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Movement in favor Of sam Houston

SCHENECTADY, June 27.-The friends Of Gen
San Houston here have called a St e Conven-
ton for the 18th Of July TO nominate an electoral
ticket and designate a candidate for Vice Presi-
dent
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RICHMOND, June 26 The Seceders' Conven-
ton met here to-day, and declared Messrs Breck
inridge and Lane their unanimous choice for
President and Vice President; re-afHrmed the
Charleston ma jOrity platform, and then adjourn
ed SiHs DE. The delegation of national democrats
from New York was not admitted % seat
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Naval Iutellieenrs

NORFOLK, June 27.-The u. s. practice ship
Plymouth sailed yesterday for Faysl, CadiL,
Madeira, etc, and will be a lent about three
months
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MARRIED.

On the 26th instant by the Rev. Mr. Carothers,
Mr.. SAMUEL II. WILLIAMS, to Miss EMILY
Nj. Fl ST FIR, all of this CITY.
louisville, Ky and Boston papers copy.D
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF CAST will Re
seen by the provision in the bill - making appro-
p'iatons for sundry civil expenses of the Govern
msnt for the year ending June 80, 1861" that
Congress has reduced the price of all gas after
December 81, 1860, to SO Is per ZOO feet to all
prompt paying customers, instead of SO 30, as at
present. The law referred to reads as follows
" And the act incorporating the Washington Gas
Light Company is hereby so amended as to pro-
hiblt said company from receiving, after the 3lst
day OF December next, more than thirty five cents
per hundred cubic feet Of gas furnished by after
said date to any consumer, subject to discount
OF not less than ten per centum on all bills for gas
If paid at the office Of said company within five
days from the rendition thereof provided all ar
rears shall have been previously PAID
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BARRY's TRICoPHRRous

IS the best and cheapest article for DRESSING Beau
ufying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies, try 1t. Sold by al Drug
gIsts and Perfumers. mar SIN
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denomination.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 25.-Hon. s. r. Curtis
has been nominated for reelection 10 Congress
from the first district Of Iowa
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DIED,

On I. e nth instant, at 81 o'clock a. M, LOVE
ANNAH ELIZABETH, infant daughter of Jas
II. and Laura A. Moore, a. ed weeks and DAYS.
Rest Ia peace.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June % Flour 10 bu1yznt and Sc
higher State IS 40as5 as; Ohio IS e5a5 a6; South
ern 50 SOa6 90 " heat 10 quiet. Corn quiet;
mixed 67a6sc. Pork 10 steady. Lard 10 Arm, but
quiet Whisky is dull at 2IY
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Norfolk Municipal Election.
Alexandria Markets.

NORFOLK, June 25.-Lamb, democrat, Ia elect-
ed Mayor, by majority Of l30 over Ferguson, op-
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT In another column of an
excursion to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,
on the 4th Of July, by the fine steamer Baltimore,
commanded by Charles f.. Mitchell,
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The STEAMER MONTICELLO arrived Yesterday
morning from New York, with freight and pas
sengsrs for the District cities She will leave for
New York from Alexandria this afternoon at 3
O'Clock The following persons have taken pas
sage TO New York: Hon. 6. w. Scranton, Hon.
J. Henry, Hon. w ID. Brayton, Hon C Rob-
inson, Hon. G. b Calvert, Miss Calvert, Mrs. Or.
Wall and 9 children, Miss Susan smith, J. A
Rosencranch, Mrs Heald, Mr. Mitchell, Mrs
Mitchell and four children, l.. Trip, Mrs Riggs,
child and servant, H. o Bingham
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MRS. WINsLow, an experienced nurse and female
Physlolan, has Soothtng Syrup for ChiIdeH Teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of testhinr
by softenIng the gums, reducing al mathematician
Will allsy all pain, and is sure to rA-u'siz the
bowels. Depend upon Il, mothers, IL will give rest
70 yourselves, and relief snd health to your Infants
Perfectly safe IN ell cases. See advertisement ir
snoLher cOinian &C lily
LYON's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
EXterminates Bed Bugs Reaches, Ticks Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t contains no Poison
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EDITOR STAR:-water is very much needed on
@ street, from the corner Of Fourteenth street to
the Patent Once. There have been very disas-
Z Gus fires on q street, and IL there had been
water property would have been saved viii
not the Corporation take this matter In hand
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE CoMMEycKMENr-T This
morning, at III O'Clock, the thirtyseventh annual
commencement of Columbian College took place
at the First Baptist Church, Thirteenth street ON
which occasion the church was filled to its utmost
capacity the majority of those present being
ladies'. AT 10 O'Clock, those connected with the
college met at the Tenth street Baptist Church,
and, accompanied by Withers' band of music
proceeded to Pennsylvania avenue and from
thence to the Tbirteenth-street Baptist Church
FIRST In order of the procession came the Younger
students, then the others followed with The
alumni and the graduates having ON loose fovp-
Ing black robes, In the rear
arriving at the church, the exercises were
opened with prayer, when addresses on the fol
graduates
l. Latin Salutatory, by T. c. l.. Hatcher. DIVA.
True Heroism-an Grafton, by j. o Kirk, of
,. The Moral Tendency of True science-an
Grafton, by A. M. McClenny, of Va
=. independence of Thong ht-an Grafton by
VIM. L. Wilson, of Va.
B; The Dignity of Manual Labor-an Grafton.
oy ID. ID. Johnson, of Va.
o; The Regeneration and Nationality of Italy
an Orauon, by j. b. German, OF Ga
a., q, Inc f6ree Requisites Of Success-an Ora
ton, by L. C. l.. Hatcher of Va
s. Conservatism and the Conservative States.
man-an Grafton, by Sam Forrer of Va,
Llterature-the most enduring monument of
an, na'.oh gIeatness-an Grafton, by J. W. Clam
H. Intellectual and Moral Cultivation. III,
Bond, OF Md " "a L.
IL Prlde OF OPinion-the Valedictory Address,
by John Pollard, Jf Of Va
rms being the occasio on for the awarding of the
paws prize medals to the successful contestants
I9ey Were awarded, the first to T. Ed Brown
OF ms city, and the second TO Otis r. Mason
oi va ana one to w. Clampitt Of this city.
-, Inc candidates for the Degree Of Bachelor of
rhiIosophy are as follows John w CIampitt
Co,t Hsml forrer, Va Dan'l d. johnson, Va
Cahdld dates for the Degree of Bachelor Of Arts
au l.; BOND, Md John b. German, Geo ::
i1Oilas [. L. Hatcher Va; James o Kirk, Va
HHuoiPnns M MeCIenny, Va; John Polllrd, il.
, Candidates for the Degree Of Master Of Arts
ny e1amlnafion-Jno. T. Gritiin, Va In course
VIM. A. Tyree, Va - ~
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THERE will be no exhibition at Odd Fellows
Hall tonight. gift exhibition viii commence
Tomorrow night.
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SOOTHING AND BRAcISG.-There Is no prepare
ton In existence which has such soothing Effect
IN cases OF nervous excitement RoSfstterS SfOy1-
dch b'tteTS. Although the fame Of this renowned
invlgo ant rests mainly on astonishing cures of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and intestinal disc
GERS IL Is equally etncacIOus IN compiaint
Ihcus ands OF ladies' resort to II as a remedy fer
hysterla, hutterlng of the heart nervous headache
vertigo general debility and all peculiar distu b.
ances and arrangements to which, as a sex thew
are SUBJECT. 1t cheers and light the depres sed
mental powers A. well as strengthen the body and
It's use never folio wed is the case VIII re oTdi-
nary tones are administered by any unpleasant re-
rywheTe. je 25-eo3t
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MEYERS Miraculous VERMN DESTROYER
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminst
ing Rats and Mice, COckroaches, BUS. Auts
den Insects "
IL Principal Depot, Ola Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma l8-Sm
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SHAMKFuL--Mondaya afternoon young man
well known In the community, a cripple, having
but one arm, having imbibed a little ton uuc6
and become excited on the subject of politics
talked rather loudly in the vicinity Of Seventh
and ID streets. A friend persuaded him to 90
home, his residence being Swampoodle. His
ffiend went with him as far as Judge Douglas
residence, and he behaved very well, only shout
Ing once or twice for a cand date In the late
mayoralty election. His friend left him go alone
the remaining distance; but he had not gone a
square before crowd Of Juvenile rowdies were
after him with sticks and stones and they Were
encouraged by older heads to throw at him and
strike him His friend. a county officer, went to
hun and prevented them from injuring him.
though they followed him TO his home The
county officer says that in all this distance not one
policeman could be seen.
.. A BLOODY FIsHr.-Yesterday afternoon. a row
ecurred in ten-pin alley kept by a German
named Miller-whose house fronts the Avenue
nearly opposite the National Hotel-between
gang OF negroes and the proprietor. One Of the
colored combatants was struck in the face with
an oyster knife, and the wound bled profusely
The proprietor was hit in the face and was badly
bruised The row was interrupted by Police OF
ncers Belt and Irwin, who arrested the parties
and took them before Squire Dom, when the col
ored men were committed to Jail.
DIsoRDERLY.-Last evening, at an early hour.
Two persons went to the vicinity of the corner OF
u thirteenth and streets, to a house occupied by
Elizabeth Golden, and caused great alarm to the
inmates, ana disturbed the quiet Of the neighbo
hood. The proprietress started for an officer 70
arrest the party, and, we understood, that one of
t1em had been taken at later hour and carried TO
me guard-house Those habitual dsturbers Of
the peace should be severely dealt with as there
Is law enough II II was only executed.
DoueLAs RATIFICATION MEETING TONIGHT
w understand that the adherents of the Douglas
ana Johnson ticket, are this evening TO hold a
'duncatlon meeting in front of the City Hall
when III is expected that eminent gentlemen of
nell persuasion will be present and address the
meeting.
CRIMINAL CouRT.-The case of the United
states agt. Henry Turner, in which the defend
ant Is charged with stealing one hundred dol
Jar note from Mr. Crozier, a stranger was con-
lnued throughout the session yesterday, and was
mol concluded at the time Of adjournment.
DR. ROBERT HUNTER, of New York will meet
lIs palents In Washington at No. 26O Pa avenue
pa thursday, 18th inst remaining one day only.
nose who wish 10 consult the Doctor should
i'dll themselves of that occasion promptly.
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NASHlNGToN FEMALE INSTITUTE 20
unoh III MIS- smiths seminary took place YES
tsrddY The exercises consisted of reading IN
fnglsh, Latin, Spanish and French inteTsns1sad
WIN songs and music on the piano, guitar and
ndrP' Numerous prizes Were awarded for eyceI
renee ana the god medal was presented IN the
gfaunate, who was also crowned with a wreath Of
beautiful white flowers, contributed nv Mr. Cor
Coiah. The audience then visited fhe scbooI
nails ana gymnasium, and witnessed from the
pdlcOnles exercises In horseback riding nv nunIIs
VINO take lessons in that department In H.
evening, concert, the recital of French com
cay ana social festivities concluded the dav
among inc many prizes awarded were the fol-
%MLhS ne gold medal to Miss Nayery !
Mcneil, of Washington, d. G. for imn,oSsn',.Dt
In composition, Miss Sue F. Green. OF No 49,
ness OF toilet, Miss Mary Hamilton ~ 'rexas
aihldDlllty, Miss Nettie j. Camp Of Conn ladv
Ike department, Miss Mary Sgisber, Of rs.
industry, Miss Sallie P.W illiams of 2 C.: noIite
ness and kindness, Miss Clara X Davi, NJ n ~
Improvement In singing, Miss Carrie NJ smith
OIL II; Z excellence in poetic composition. Miss
hmeHa r; Hughes, Of n. J.; improvement in
nofse1nahshlp Misses Maynard and Reside. OF
u, J excellencs In English reading, Miss Hattie
among the parents and guests we observed tho
Ii6dihiIy OF The President and Secretary Of tho
treasury, secretary and Mrs Thomson. Gover
nor ana Mrs Crittenden, the Surgeon General ~
.iie army, Senator and Mrs Johnson. Of Ark
WIS. uoV brown, OF Miss Senator Green of Mo
Of several of the foreign legatjons
w. '" Corcoran, ESQ and others. The puniI,
nave vacation until Sept. 10.
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LAsr NIeHr, very large company assembled
at the Ninth street Methodist Protestant Church
To witness toe marriage Of Mr.. f. Dec Howard
and Miss Ella Tucker, eldest daughter of s. w
Tucker, ESQ, Of this city About s O'Clock, the
hippy pair approached the altar and the i'm.
pressive service of the church was performed by
Rev. p l.. Wilson, pastor. After receiving the
congratulations Of host Of friends they returned
to the residence Of the BRIDES father
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The FAREWELL CONCERT AND ENTERrAI5NESr
gwen Dy Prof W III. Palmer, at Willards, new
Concert Hall, was well attended 'rba no,,.ieaI
portion OF 1t comprised selections from Bethooven
Ihainers, Mendelssohn, Servais, and Palmer
selections We'll made aud well suited to the com
P1ehehSOh OF the Intelligent audience present
Mr.. Palmer's performances at the Diano VS. Tnnst
lelcitons and refreshingly acceptable to the audi
ence after so extended musical dearth as we
nave had In Washington lately. Herr Ahrend
was eSidehtIV In one OF his playing moods and
the melliuous.toned violonceIlo in FL, b,nd ,,,.s
most delightfully."- unisonant. The second part If
the programme embraced that marvellous trail
possessed alone by Robert Heller-the second
slgnt mystery. Master Eugene was tested most
severely by the curious audience, and psssed the
ordeal without hesitation or blunder. In such
hands as those of his undeci pherable master. he
VIII De an attraction wherever he goes The
was furnished by John F. Ellis
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u your EHkSIsHiSSS s seS f5sssnsA st to get
G e E E EMIT MITES 70 Fst I'll yoar READY-MADE
sAA@A"s sessn
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IHE ANNIVERSARY OF THE ALUMNI OF CoIrN.
BlAN COLLEGE The anniversary address before
the alumni Of the Columbian College was deIiv
cred at the Estreet Baptist church last night, bv
Robert Ould, Esq 20, our talented District Attor
ney, and was one Of his finest oratorical effort.
based as IL was upon tue subject OF Government
a theme calculated TO prove congenial 10 the SIN.
dent in legal literature. The audience was quite
numerous and intelligent, and listened with en-
wrapped attention to the eloquent words of the
accomplished speaker. We have not room to-day
for report of Mr. Guilds address, but propose to
give summary of his remarks TO morrow
At a meeting Of the alumni Of this College held
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, VIM b. Webb
Esq, was chosen as orator for their next anniyer
sary.
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OuTRAeE.-Monday, AZ funeral was passing
along Seventh street. an omnibus driver named
Charles Williams drove through the procession,
and In doing 20 his coach came In contact with
wheel Of the hearse. The circumstance was wit
messed by detective officer Kimball, who at once
gave Information; and the driver was arrested by
officer ]. F. King, and fined $40 and costs by
Squire Dom.