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coysa..-rhs sudden ohsnres Of our olim..e .rs

CoysHs..The sudden changes Of our climate sIs
IGetiosS. Experience having piovsd that simple
semedies often got speedily And certainly when
Eo6Id st oncS So Esd %. q EteysG EtsaeAtsl
1.ofhsi.or LSSensss, LET tas coS, Cough, OF IT.
precsution more serious attsck may be efeotually
vsrded of. PxbIie Speakers and Siagsr5 Will md
voic' See advertisement. de1-ly
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THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON IN
SILK ROBES.
Rich Velvet Fiounced Silk Robes, value $50,
Rioh Fsney and Black Silk Robes. value $50,
present prize Sls.
Owned BY . n orthsrn importer, who sends them
discount for the cash
We q so name decided bargains in other Silks,
mediu m and low-prioed Dress foods. with Closks.
One price only marked In plain figures.
Carpets, Curtains, Ulloloths, Rugs, &e., upper
floors. PERRY BRO,
Pa. avenue and Ninth ST.,
no ll-S "Perrv Building.o
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We Assam N oLDLr. thsrs are no other med
iciues rssiable, 30 eorusl, and conyeniept, As
dolIescag's Pulls dad Otsf1ssst-slwsys feadJ for
use fhsT are Invaluable 20 the solder or 90 led
% wounds, sores, fsvsrs, and bowel Complaints
fhsy aeyer TAI. ONLY . cents per box or pot.
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m s:. 4 4! a On. . ssss: And
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UFFALO ROBES
ID FOR SALE,
Wholesale and Retail. at
EMILE DUPRE'S.
90 S-M $40 Pa. avenue.

CEILING OFF!
- CHEAT BARGAINS!
We are now selling of our remaining stock Of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS
AT AND LKss Than CosT!
" We have
LACE WIE9ow CURTAINS. very cheap,
CAsfNETs and cAssIMEREs,
CAMBRICs and JACONETS,
Yards Wide LINEN sHsErlNG st IS eta,
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
FANG GODS.
Also, our roma ming stock Of
CAhPETIN6 and RIGS,
Which We close out very ehese.
4 Liberal Dedaeftoz NIL be made 10 Dealers.
ARTIFICIAL FL0RERs
will only be sold at @ seRI@tf.LiShHi 'ooDS
Z. q w. MEYENBERG,
lForu cry Of AlexaadTia,l
as Msrkst Space, betv. nh and 9Th sts.,
roJ.lv AftH y " Avenue House.
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MokE HosPITALs.-A large building on North
Capitol, between and c streets, lately occupied
as a boarding house, has been converted into a
military hospital, and Is now open for the recep.
tton Of patients; and q hospital for hired men in
the Quartermastet's department has been opened
In the First Ward. :
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Mics (!harlOtta Patti.

The Public are respectfully informed that
MISS CHALGTTA PATTI,
ths eslebrsted C9nsi.tIiee whose Srees qPSi'sSei
Shiai and Boston has pIas. her in tie ipnt rank
Of living Conssft stnssTsb gil ms ss esf
III wsshingtofi 81 the building formerly fuowi 20
THR TENTH STREET BAPTIST CHtRcH,
BsttVs5a and F sts., teitHin one square Of Pr at
On TUESDAY EVENING, November 18Th,
GRAND opRkna4lc CONCERT
Miss PATTI will be asslsted on thIs occasion by
Nine AMELIA STRAKOSCR,
SIG. CENTlMERI..
The Famous Baritone,
HENRY SANDERSON,
The Young American Pianist.
Admission One Dollar; Reserved Seats 81 cents
extra. Seats can be seour red, commencing on sat-
urday, q m ut the NJ usic Store OF Mr.. Metzsrott
Doors open go performance to commence AT 8.
no Is
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u
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-A three
sa r y Il IN; 'f's r.
FOR RENT-A new two story brick STABLE
situated t on 6stWs en- lin and 2tb Apes fe 70
= w: NAIRN, Druggist, corner sth st. snd Pa.
Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
,th on first h00r' 400 street. between 81 and
EoR RENT.Ths PREMISES on the corner
y OF i4ta and Q streets, lately occupied by X. w.
.s: GO % VIE III "a f, is'r
FURNISHED BRICK aOUsE, with 8 rooms,
the F.snt 6cs E's %
Cd "A s ~ soT T:nt nsab JoaH
A t MAsF t6k TH9Uss aMD
one or more years. his House and Furniture . The
ktaSsn and two SHR pn%p IN
the yard The furniture is Of modern styls and 6stt
81 house. and stable for ho alSa.
Also, lot of Coal and Wood TO be sold To coed
nitafe the rent viii be modersts. Thsrs is tsI lot
containing 81 acres OF Llch land, well incso. ed,
Sz zs IT, mr. Sss: aR
Treasury Department no s-iW
FOB RENT-A four story. FU.RNIsHED
and s.6 :ss near he City Hs IN IN
qulre on the premises. no 6-Iw
FURNISHED ROOMS-well furnished Rooms
= for rent BY day, week or month, in houses Nos
M %. aSs' and 5pR
woods hotels. no1 Az
EARM FOR SALE, or Exchange for CITY
y Property, SITUATED In Sommervill county M.
jersey containing 70 sores In high state of cul-
tlvst,on, good dwelling house, with oil necessary
out buildings good water power, fne orchard, and
welEfenoed, az miles from Central Railroad, Is
dsily trains,l miles from Plsinfsld, and 90 miles
from Jersey @ ~. For further particulars narirs
of q w. BkAY, Jewsier, SIC Seventh sc . OBJ
posite Inteigenoer Ofhee. 90 IS linz
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Ruoms.-
A Four handsomely Furnished Rooms, supplied
with gas and yateI, and convenient 20 the Patent
and Post Once Departments, for rent. Apply at
1904 Massachusetts, avenue, north side, between
eth and tth sts, ma29
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THE GREAT
CANTERBURY MUUsiC Hall!
T. Late Washington Assembly Rooms, Louisians
avenue. In the rear Of National snd Browns
Hotels, will open to the public Of Washington on
THIS Wednesday, EVENING, Nov is. 1851.
With magnificent company of
IT'S" STAR ARTISTES!N
1850 STAR ARTlSTES!N
Including the First Talent OF thu Day.
LIE SALON DES PEUPLES,
LIE SALON DES PEUPLES.
The celebrated ImpersOlstOr of Negro Character,
MR.. FRANK BROWER
Will make his first appearance at the Canterbury
On Wednesday next.
DICK PARKER at the Canterbury.
HARRY FOX, at the Canterbury.
The Great IfnproViStfore and Eccentric VOCALIST,
from Barnum's Museum, (vho won such Eolqen
honors in the old Adelpm Theater here) MIR.
WILLIAM HARRISON, at the Canterbury.
Mr. Samuel Parker, Mr. Louis kopoi,
NJ onsisur Sol, SignOr Erveste,
Master Willie, And AuxillarIes,
At the Canterbery.
The Charming Danseuse and Latest Sensation,
SENORETTA MAR Z OLIVIA, at the Canter-
bury.
Mile FRANK LsFOLLE, at the Canterbery.
Miss SUSIE PARKER, at the Canterbury.
Miss EMMA MILES, at the { anterbsry.
Miss Maggie Vernon, La Petite Ella
Miss Lucille Williams, And the Corps de Balls :
At the Canterbery.
"A MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA and BRASS EAND at
AINIssIoScParsu net, IS cents; Partsrrs IS cents.
1tt
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CRKpIToRs OF PAIRo 4 NouRsE.-A MEETING
OF the crediten OF Palro & Nourse was held Al
Richards school-house yesterday afternoon, Dur.
suant TO notice In the Star Some thirty or
forty OF the creditors were present. committee
OF three was appointed to walt on the Trustee
and request an exhibit Of tie present condition OF
the trust and to report the result at an adjourned
meeting two weeks hence
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HIsHwAI ROBBERT Last night, an old man
named Lynch, boatman, was Knocked down by
some thieves In the vicinity OF the Center Market
and robbed Of about s375 la money He was
approached from behind and struck UPON the aide
OF the head with some hard substance, causing a
rather ugly oruise. The thieves have not been
Uncovered and arrested
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LNASHIONAbLE DANClNG ACADEMY, AT
sTOIT's HALL, Corner Of Pa. az and "a
2Oth H.-ProfessoI BARNES, of New York, ~
will commence Dancing School on Wed -
nesday afternoon and evening, November 20. e.
Hours-S O'Clock for ladies, misses and masters
ter of "A lessons.
Mr. B win give . free exhibition of his style of
dancing BY his present ass, at the above named
hall, on Monday evening, Nov. 18th, at III O'Clock.
Persons Of responsibility or!y who desire to at
hall on Saturday and Monday previous to the OK
hibition
Prof Barnes exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard, will be repeated, BY req uest on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 18th. ALI are invited TO attend.
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PosINAsTER CLEPHANE arrived in this CITY las q
evening from Trenton, ". where he has been
In attendance upon the Railroad Convention late
ly In session there, taking an active part In effect
ing ttD change OF hours or running the mails be-
tween the capital and New York city, announced
In the STAY day or two ago
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900 Johnson l. NA6LE, 600
SOS No. 2S9 Pennsylvania AVENUE. ZOS
Between Ninth and Tenth SITS south side,
OFFER FOR SALE:
CHAMPAGNES-G. II Mumm, Piper Heidslck,
Meet & ChandOn, Bullinger Co, Cartier &c
CLARE1S-St Julien, st. Estephe, Cantenac,
&o, by the cask or dozen.
HOOK lNES-Deidesheimer, JOhsnnesberger,
Liebfreuenmlloh, X udeshemsr, 60.
BRANDY, Whisky, Clio, Port, Sherry. M,deira,
LONDON PORTER, Brown Stout. Edinburgh
and Yor kshlre Ales, of the best brands, IN bot
ties or stone Jugs
GIG ARS-Hsvsns and Domestic, of the choicest
BRANDS.
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yuDsE PURCELL, Of the Orphans Court. TO
facilitate business before that Court has removed
rom his late residence on Capitol Hill to a COM
modlous dwelling in the vicinity OF the Citv
Hall, on Third street, between Z and F streets
ne house lately occupied by the Judge. ON
Delaware avenue, near street north, has been
Of troops; and Company A, u s. Engineers, Is
now CHARTERED there.
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~ SEvrNrH, Acovs d ST.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
GRAND GIFT CO NEE T,
c.MpRr19TJ tMaeeNsrRrLs.
EVEN EVERY afGHT! EvERYY SNHiG
RICHARD iii RICHARD Ill
2s Presents GIVEN AWAY
as PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY!
TO NIGHT
Doors open at Z; COMMENCING at O'Clock.
Admission IS cents. nol5
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THE VERMONT BAKE OVENS,
Il ARMY lent STOVES,
HAY and sTRAW CUTTERS,
MEAT Gu TIERS,
FAIaBtNK'. HAY, PLATFORM and COUN-
TER SCALES,
WAGON and CARRIAGE JACKS,
BUCKETS, &o., TO-, &C. "
For sale by J Z. BhRTHOLOW,
Agricultural Warehouse, SIS seventh St,
90 a colin between Pa. av and Canal.
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsRs-BsfoTs Justice
TAonPsor.-Dan'I Sugrue, drunk and disorderly;
dned 81 %. Henry Wirth, do /; do. 81 "a. VIM.
Hughes. do do 81 81. Ann Hughes, do do
81 81. Sarah Hill, do do 81 81. Dennis Long,
do; do 80 81. John Brown, Patrick Farrell,
Samuel T Perry, John White, and Edward Can
non, do do. SI.ei each. Joseph Butler, pro-
family; do. % o. Michael Hogan, Michael Kelly,
John O'DwYer, soldiers; turned over to the mill
tory. Marta Simms, disorderly vagrant work
house 90 DAYS. A c. Ward, disorderly; fned
Sl!% David Irvine, (col'd, J buying a soldiers
coat; turned over to the military. Susan O'Don-
nell, drunk; fined 81 o. John Greige, drunk
and disorderly; hned 81 81. Patrick Boyle, do ;
hned 81 81. Charles Magee, turned over
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DEATHs OF SOLDIERS The following soldiers
have died since our last report
John Henderson, Co. E, Third regiment Excel
slor Brigade, at Union Hotel.
Orville Allen, Co A, Seventh Maine regiment,
at the Eruptive Hospital.
Corporal E. A. Oakley, Of First Long Island
regiment, at the Union Hotel.
Sergeant Christensen, Co B, 10th Pennsylvs-
MIA regiment, Of typhoid fever
Lucius Sumner, Co. B, 5th Vermont regiment,
at the Seminary.
John A Dillon, Co. A. 26th Pennsylvania regi-
ment, Camp Casey, near Bladensburg.
Abraham Howe. Co. r, 18th Pennsylvania VOL
unteers, at Tennallytown.
Private w. n. Compton, company d, 7th Wis
consin volunteers, died Of typhoid fever at Co
lumbia College Hospital yesterday.
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We call the special attention Of Suffers estaurants
STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES, Fresh Meat,
Poultry, Fish, Soaps, Vegetables ana Fruits in
hermetlcally seal ed cans.
PRESERVES, Jsllies, 80 Almonds, Nuts, Raj
Sins and Figs.
CHEESE, Eastern and Western Cutting); Ham,
best Goshen Butter, the best Champagne Cider,
WORCESTERSHIRE and Oyster Sauce, PIcklss
Of every description. Pepper Sauce and Tomato
Catsup, BY the gal on o. dozen.
All Of which we offer at the lowest possible
mo- J0HNsON NAGIR
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On SATURDAY NExr.-On next Saturday nj 9 n.
m, nag is to be presented to Capt Gary's COM
Bany OF Col AverilPs fine regiment Of cavalry. at
Fort Marcy, about half a mile in the rear M Fort
Corcoran. Capt. Gary's company Is essentially
washington city troop, and the flag, a beautiful
one, 10 paid for by subscriptio Of Washingto-
mans 10 expected that quite large number
Of our fellow citizens will be present on the occa
sion.
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FULLY COMMITTED The colored man "souIY.
rel, who was committed for further hearing
oy Justice Thompson, on suspicion Of stealing
certain articles found upon him, was broup bit oui
for bearing Yesterday. The articles were de.
scrtbed In the Stdr the day he was arrested and
yesterday Captain Batchelder Identified the
sword belt and holster az bis and Lieut. Havoc :
also Identified articles Of wearing apparel as his
lot OF pipes, the umbrellas and parasol, are vet
unclaimed, at Justice ThompsoR's ofhce. souir.
rel has been fully committed for court In these
cases.
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FIsHrIss Unsatisfactory afternoon, the Pro-
vost Guard was called upon TO arrest several SOL
diers who were indulging in a " mus'' In the vi
entity Of the National Hotel. squad from the
central station went for them In quick time, and
tnougn one seemed disposed to make resistance,
the affair was soon settled, and the disorderIy
parties placed in the guardhouse, where they will
have time and opportunity for reflection upon the
great injury they do themselves by such disor.
derly demonstration
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EOk RENT-A four-story FUR NISHED
Il HOUSE, No. "a. situated ON Louisiana ay,
between ~ and 9Th sts., near the City Hall In
qulre on the premises. no 6-Iv
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south Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington.
Flag Ship Wabash, of Hilton Head, }
Port Royal HGrbor, ls6I, Nop 8 {
Sir: have the honor to inform you that yesteT-
day attacked the enemy's batteries on Raw Point
and Hilton Head-Forts Beauregard and Walker
ana succeeded In sllencing them after an engage
ment OF four hours duration, and driving AWAY
the squadron Of rebel steamers under Commodore
Tattnall. The reconnaissance Of YESTERDAY made
us acquainted with the superiority Of Fort Walker,
and to that directed my special effort engaging
1t at distance Of first eight, and Afterwards siT
hundred yards. But the plan Of attack brought
the squadron sufficiently near Fort Beauregard TO
receive It's IRE, and the ships were frequently
fighting the batteries on both sides at the same
time
The action was begun on my part at twenty-,ix
minutes after nine, and at half past two the Amer
lean ensign was hosted on the flag staff Of Fort
Waiksr, and this morning, at sunrise, on that Of
Fort BeauregaTd
The defeat of the enemy terminated in utter
fout ana confusion; their quarters and emcamp-
menn were abandoned without an attempt TO
carry away either public or private property.
The ground over which they fed YVES strewn
with the arms Of private soldiers, and officer,
retired In too much haste to submit 10 the encnm
brance Of their swords
Landing my marines and a company Of sea
men, took possession Of the deserted ground
and held the forts on Hilton Head till the arrival
OF zen sherman, to whom / bad the honor to
We have captured forty-three pieces Of cannon,
most OF them Of the heaviest calibre and OF the
most Improved description =
The bearer Of these dispatches win have the
honor TO carry with him the captured faes ana
two small brass field pieces lately belonging 20
the State of South Csrolins, which are cent hons
as suitable trophies Of the success Of the dny r
enclose herewith a copy Of the general order,
which Ia TO be read in the feet tomorrow morn at
muster.
A detailed account Of this battle win be sub
mitted hereafter. = 80
I have the honor to be, very respectfully. your
most obedient servant, g. r DuPosr,
Flag Officer Commanding
South Atlantic Blccksding Squadron.
r: The bearer Of dispatches viii also carry
with him the hrst American ensign raised upon
the soil Of South Carolina since rebellion broke
out. ST DEP
To the Hon GIBSON WILLIS,
.l-e' Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
FfGg-ship Wabash,
: HILTON Head, Port Royal Bay, k0v. Q, 1851
General Orders No 2 staE ak =
, II 10 the grateful duty Of the Commando In
chief to make public acknowledgment Of fs
entire commentator Of the GOODNESS, discipline,
skin and gallsnsy displayed BY the ofacers sad
Ia -
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Of the battle Of Beaufori, that reached the Navy
flenarfnn emf af ID m to-day.
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SEE FOURTH PAGE,
THE NEWS.

day. We have some further additional intelligence
by her, but not of much Importance.
The Senate was occupied yesterday with the dis
cusson Of the resolution for the expulsion of Mr.
Wigfsll. Senators Foster, Clingman, Mason,
Hunter and others took part in the debate. Mr..
Mason, during the discussion, said that he held no
allegiance to the present Government of the United
States "nOne whatever
Although it seems to be the impression at Wash
ington that the Administration will order the evac.
uation OF Fort Sumter, yet public announce
ment has been made by the Federal authorities
It's stated that it is believed by prominent gen.
temen in Washing ton that the evacuation will
take place out of necessity, as Maj. Anderson has
but fifteen days provisions.
Yesterday VIM. fl. Russell, who was indicted in
connection with the distractions Of the Indian
Trust Bonds, was discharged from custody in ac-
cordance with the law of 1857, which exempts
witnesses before investigating committees from
trial; and Russell having appeared as such before
the House recently on the subject of these bonds,
he was accordingly discharged.
Ex-Secretary FLOYD gave bond in the sum of
$4,000 yesterday for his appearance at court for
trial.
The Southern Commissioners have been instruct
ed to enter at once upon the business of negotiation,
without waiting for their colleague, Mr.. Roman.
In the Virginia Convention yesterday a resolu-
tion of thanks to the Hon. JohL j. Crittenden was
adopted by yeas 1O7, nays l6. Mr.. Summers ad-
dressed the Convention in favor of the adoption Of
the Peace Conference propositions as basis of
settlement. Several minority reports from the
Committee on Federal Relations were presented
The Permanent Constitution of the Confederated
States was adopted by the Congress yesterday.
The Presidents term OF Office is to be six years,
and all other offices under those of the Cabinet to
be held during good behavior. The slave trade is
prohibited. Cabinet officers not prohibited
from being members of Congress The Treasurer
is said to find no difficulty in negotiating the fifteen
million loan
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LATEST NEWS.
IELEGRAMS


BosroN, March IL The steamer Niagara, fro IN
Liverpool via Halifax, arrived here this evening
The main features Of her advices have been tee-
graphed from Halifax She brings So, 600, 900.
Via Queenstown we have some additional items
of news.
TURIN, Saturday. Pessano had arrived
off Messina, which he will summon to surrender.
ROME, Friday.-The National Committee have
issued proclamation declaring that Victor En-
manuel will soon be proclaimed King from the cap-
tol, and expresses thanks to France. The French
authorities have taken possession of the keys the
capital.
VIENNA, Saturday.-It is reported that Austria,
Prussia and Russia, have concluded a convention
to act in concert in case of Polish or Hungarian
outbreak.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday-Cotton-l00 600 bales including
5000 bales for export.
MeSsrs. Hewitt 4 Co. report the market buoyant,
with an advancing tendency. Prices I'D. higher,
owing to the favorable Dank returns.
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from Charleston, Uncle Sam. at Bordeaux;
from Baltimore Barreda Brothers, Liverpool; from
Savannah Thames at Liverpool.
The ship Edward. from Liverpool for Savannah, had
put back.
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vote be obtained for uphoIding that Institution :?
The power of expelling member was never given
for such purposes. Members could be punished, ac
cordng to the Constitutions only FOR disord"gy con-
ducts and according to all writer's Parliamentary
law it is always to be exercised with great caution
and care. If man was to be punished for the eX-
preston of me abstract opinion, where was the
usage to end? lie maintained as the Senator from
Texas bad expressed no opinion that had not been
expressed by all the Senators of the seeded States.
If he was to be punished, then they too must be
expelled, for they have given a practical proof
that they are foreigners, from the fact that they
have gone off and established another government.
He agreed with his colleague (Mr. Mason) that
they owe allegiance to their State, and obedience
to the Constitution. MIR. CLARK here moved
that the Senate 20 into Executive session -
Mr.. MASON submitted whether the resolution
pending was not privileged question. -Ihe
CHAIR replied thatit was, but it was in the power
OF a majority to change the order of business
The question then taken and the Senate went
into executive session, yeas %, nays lG and after
a short time spent therein, the doors were opened
and the Senate adjourned.
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Confirma;ions ana Appointments,

WASHINGTON, March ll-The Senate in executive
session to-day confirmed Robert Paine, District
Attorney for the Northern District of Ohio
The President also sent in nominations, which
were appropriately referred, of Lieutenant Gov
George W. Mcclellan, Secretary of State Repub-
lican Committee of Massachusetts, as Second
Assistant Postmaster General, Archibald Williams
ct Illinois, District Judge for Kansas, and Mr.
Dole OF Illinois, Commissioner of Indian Affairs
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THE New ORLEANS OPERA TEoUPE.-A fair audi
ence welcomed the fine troupe of Messrs. Duprez &
Green at the New Assembly rooms last evening.
The music and performance of the company is
chaste and excellent, merting and calling forth the
strongest evidences of applause of the audience
Tonight they present eltire new BILL abounding
in song and mirth.
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The Abstracted Bonds-NIr. Russell Escapes
Trtal-The Commissioners from TIL;
Southern Confetieracy

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Criminal Court to-
day discharged VIM. II. Russell, who was indicted
IN connection with the abstraction of the Indian
Trust Bonds
This judicial course was in accordance with the
law OF 1857, which exempts witnesses before in YES
tigating committees from trial, and Mr.. Russell
appeared as such before that of the House recently
on the subject Of those bonds
Ex-Secretary Floyd to-day gave SlO 900 securi-
ty for his appearance at court
A. official despatch was received from Montgo-
merry this morning, instructing Messrs. Craw ford
and Forsyth to at once enter upon the business of
negotiations with the Administration, without
waiting for their colleague, Mr. Roman.
The Confederated State Commissioners did not
see the Secretary of State to-day. They will N
their formal application for an interview probably
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\ YOU'VE GIRL ARRESTED FOR Posr-orrrcr 10

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE. Tonight Uunclc
Sans Magic Lantern will be again played at HoIli-
day Street Theatre