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lost AND FOUND.

DAN AWAY FROM THE SuBSC aIBER,
II near Rlsden,hu g, BOY ANTHoNY. Ia
nigh, very Ilack, short hair. grGm counte- =
nance when, spoken Q with small tca- -
jacket United states buttons IT. cast pa u.s.
yell ~ gauntlet ghyes. will give 500 to anyone
nov ls avs FIELDER MA6RUDER.
STRAY CuWS-Came to the farm OF the sub
- scslber, ON the ridge road, about one <zeY6H
mile ON Geo getewn, one red Heider. on 80
Cow az ed matly face and white under the iasr.
Owners Of the above described COWS will come
6rEard. prove property, pay charges aud take
no is - JANE BAKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

STEALING WATCH -Patrolman Skippon on
Saturday arrested Chsrlet Mclaughlin, charged
with stealing watch from asutler, and the watch
wus found upon him. Justice Barnaclo commit
him 70 jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

q HERE is soMErHISG YOU WANT
-s - at tbs
SOLDIERS SUPPLY STORE,
SIS i.ouf ana Avenue, BET. Oh and TN cts.
Lowest Prices,
noe-tm ~ - CAL and See,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

Pup ORE lon Saturday, Col. Taits First Dis
trict Regiment, encamped at Meridian Hill, re-
ceIved two months pay. This win help to relieve
"a necessi les Of many worthy families In this
city, plnched by the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

BLOWN DowN.-The pressure Of the high wind
of Saturday was so great on the Circus tent, on
the site of the old National Theatre, that the
ter pole was broken and the whole concern came
down The accident prevented the afternoon
performances from coming off, but by night
everything was again adjusted, and the evening
exhibition given as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

sHARPKk CHxArIp Saturday nighf Sal
dIer. mounted upoa q fne horse was seen ticing
around with q suspicious-looking inoiviou1-
Tbe movements Of the latter attracted TIE ft.en.
tion OF Superintende1t Webb, who notfsd
Rouadsman Cronin and Pagolman Frazier, rho
went after the parties. The soldier and hcrss
were taken and turned over the military, but The
sharper, who, ~ 10 supposed, had taken fancy
70 the soldier for the sake Of the horse, slippeo
PrppIIks Saturday, Pafrolmzn Fenw,ck a..
rested Iohn Leonard for peddling without
license He was taken before Justice walter,
,.-,,o a ned him the u.usl sum Of s2O and ecu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

Orphans COURT -On Saturday, Col Blount
counsel for the petitioner In the Barney case,
asked farther time-until Thursday next, to pre-
pare his argument, which was granted by the
Court, with the understanding that no further
postponsment will be allowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNEs FOR
H SAFE apply 20 " rLL a BAR ~
ehanra, cor. Ninth q, end south side Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

CHAMPAsSE CIDER.-A military friend has
presented US with a bottle OF champagne
cider, manufactured by T. J.. Adams, North
Chelsmford, Massachusetts,. BY some process Of
his own Mr. Adams manages to make this bever
age the best article In the cider line have ever
tasted; and In color and sparkle II has not little
Of the genuine champagne look.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

NEw STATION HousE.-The lower portion OF
Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, is being dtted
up as a station House for the policemen Of the
ninth precinct II will be ready for occupancy
about the frst Of December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

A NOVEL CASE = Saturday, Roundsman Cron-
10 defraud w F. Blackwell, ola diamond ring !,
valued at $500 The case was laid before Justice
Bonn when II was shown that MIR Herzberg who
Is a reg alarly licensed Pawnbroker, received the
ring In the transaction Of business. The case was
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

III TO DF FIOBh S.
II aE CAMPAIGN "A Campaigning Wagon on
the PrusEisa prinoipls, arranged Tor sleep ~
ing or to act as a. Am ui 6nce IN case oil 10y
stores aud provisions; light, waterproof and PEI
feetiy new having been fast built 20 order by one
of the hTst makers IN New York, 10 offered for sale
at cost price.
HORSE, either for saddle or harness.
Both may be seen on sppiicston 20 JAMES
BROWN. 1t mr., Irvine's stables. Cofcoran's
streafs seN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Z Z Four handsomely Furnished = OCms, supplied
with gas end water, and convenient TO the Patent
and Post Office Departments, for rent, ApPlySt
At ard 5th SITS. TH25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-18

~ Suffers WANTED.
OREAT ADVANTAGES TO be found by SUIT
10 s. and dealers IN Boots and Shoes, at the epRR
NETWORK WI LESALE BRANCH RE4X
HOUSE, 34s Psnnsylvanis avenue, (oN erE -
Jan7eJ's Shoe Store.l u@a
We msnufacture our own Goods, and cell az
Nsto York prices. thereby saving freight.
Having constantly on hand q large stock, we can
supply at q mome It's rotice, anI quantity desired.
A large assortment of 8 sole High-oat Shoes, and
Long-leg Boots.
suffers Literally dealt with.
cal from al dealers solicited.
no 7-lms WHITEHOUSE & UNCKAES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

NAsinSGTUv, March Is, 1861.
The Pos once department has been notified by the
contractor that The cheap cent stamped envelopes
combining the Dproy ement Of the dissolving lines
are Low ready for distribution These envelopes are
chiefly intended for circulars and have beer issued
scouse to memorial from publishers and merchants Of
New No,k ami othor cities They will during the present
week b. distributed among the most important post
onoes ior sale b. thcn dollar and ten cents per
thousand exclusive OF The stamp which reduction OF
forty cents yer hou and upon the rates OF the present
one cent stamped cnyoope comprising this Improvement
Official ceype,cbes the East India squadron s,y
that oue q tn vesscls has becu despatched Ningpo
for tho purpose cc nnd.ng olt IL psssbe, the pirates
who recently c,p'urcd two Ameri an yeseels.
The Pacific mali oroueh information relative 10 the
missing siocp leyant.
The last from any Of The seoeed states on
account OF the customs re,eivoi from Galveston
toward the close OF Tebruary-about 5000 Drafts on
balances previous secession aud IN receipts other than
gror custos Ia aid, honorod In those States, with
the excrption " iolisiana.
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mind to the belief that gentlemen were really
"a earnest and meant what thoy said. Long had
been used, he yet TO learn what IT mean. Tho
Senator from Kentucky, and the Senator from
Virginia eulogized the constitution, and Senator
oombs said thai the administration OF The federal gov
eminent bad IN the main been fair, and never more
Than ~ the lat year. What Is the diiicultyY II is
this-ihose who were the ms are now the
outs. Nothing else earth. He could not
why men should be stirred up He had been out in the
cold for long Observation-Disclosures bad borne IL with
such equanmity astonished himself He received letter
opg asonom Maine soliciting humble aid
obtaining an Office for friend. He had write back
rty 30 long that he bad not learned how
70 act In the majority. CLaughter) He felt very
much Ike the senator from the late state Of Florida
who spoke OF The healthy and salubrous air, which
tine there that the people could behave themselves
at funerals. daughter So he did not know how TO
convsctiops the great diiculty which now exists
and threatens the perpetuity OF the Onion arises
the Iestessness Of gentlemen to cit in seats they
iron rule OF the majority, who, by their
numerical force, should independently control the
that every constitutional government there should
be spirit of loyalty in the breasts
Of Of, The people, ,s especially those Who occupy
pronounced in solemn and legal form becomes those
who love constitutional and the great
come what il termed submissonists but to bow
in obedience TO the popular voice in the that he
and mis- friends had SO ing submitted This is the trial
hour OF the nation. We are in crisis He believed
events OF tremendous import hang the re-
suit Of this question. II Awless spirit
which sets itself up in defiance Of the
decree in the constitutional forms PREVAIL and the
seeds Of discomfort be scattered broadcast over
This land and the constitutional heads of the nation
are to be disregarded from a spirit OF fretful
impotence. and minority is to haughtly dictate 10
the majority what shall be done, else they will 20
END sosr aSS5 Is
your existence nation "a = cheat, your history
q defusion; and your example, instead Of Illuminating
the tyraDnies md despotiss Of the Old World more
perfect and more enlightened government, instead Of
being that it faas OF ages, lea ting those who strive
for liberty 70 the miserable failure history ever
recorded He would say 70 all such States going out in
stead OF asking them back he would rather few more
should go out. II they were willing TO stay in the
Union fathers made IL, aud submit to
1t as our fathers Intended 1t should be sub
mtted TO. We have a Union In name. If we
are willing to abide by this test and submit
10 the duties which imposed. He made other re-
marks Of patriotic character which applauded in
the galleries.
and adjourned.
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NEWS FROM CHINA AND THE MEDIrER
RANEAN

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1861.
The COVE -nncnl have received intelligence from Hong
Kong with dates TO January H. There political
of Importance. The aspect of affairs was peaceful
and trade rather improved.
The troubles which have existed for some time be-
the factions had partially reconcied and
there little hope that matters would yet be
Satisfactorily adjusted.
cATTuRE % AMERICAN PIRATES.
There were reports Of tho capture Of two American
els by pirates and necessary steps had beeu taken
10 ascertain the facts and bring the peraIors 70 jus
tice.
AISryG sup fyvAyr.
Dispatches from the Pacific bring no tidings OF the
mssir chip Lovant. Commodore MONTGOMERY In writ
Ing home Gays he begins TO despair Of all hope of hear
ing from the missing ship.
~ MrDru1,PASgAS.
Advccs from the Meterrsnean received by the govern.
this ming represent affairs in that direction to
DC critical The contest the sardu.ans and King
Francis IL carried with great vigor, and the prospect
not very favorable OF speedy settle ment American
interests however, had not been thus far mpeded 10
terrup,ed. vessels in large numbers we're ar
irving and departing al Messina.
Court.
Senator Critenden told 70 day by q republican
Senator that he would set the Supreme Jadgeshir lie
lefs 70 day for kentucky, bu. will return
rrfcS rrxREr AMERICAN ArrAins
There two distinguished Russian officers here
BY government examine and report upon the con
dton o. a1ais generally They have gone wcst, over
the Baliluc-c and OHIO raipoad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19
POSSIBILITY OF AN ATTACK on FORT
PICKENS.

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1851.
belief in the possibility, but direct apprehension
Of an immediate attack Fort Pickens by tho
lutionary forces prevails in official circles Facts rem
serng such an event probable are certainly not in the
possession Of the War Department, all assertions the
contrary notwithstanding.
o7ICE SWIMMERS
Shurz had the slightest intnati ion OF the nomna
son Of George Marsh for the Sandman mission until be
informed by Senator at the Capitol that his
full competitors had been in. His feelings
be imagined Be. nothing daunted by his failure TO
the coveted Grs. class diplomatic prize he deter
mined 10 pat in bid for another. seward ia known
10 be inclined TO send him TO Brazil Chill, and his
bition WILL doubtless come to that direction His
Friends pofess good deal of Indignation at the ignobe
they contend he has received and severely
denounced both the President and Mr. Seward for leaving
him them contcmptuous darkness 70 their rea
intentions In his case.
Schurz's discontinue confirms all teegrapei you on
Saturday regard to Stewards line Of policy towards
foreign born applicants for diplomatic posts Europe
II shows that the Secretary OF State has carried his point
and that natives only viii be sent. schurz has an ap
pointment with the President this evening, when plas
ter, the shape OF South American mission vii probl
bly, be offered TO him.
All The Cabinet officers repeatedly called the White
House todsy but no formal council convened.
"
Port stmter under His mind has been made
up the subject since the early part last week The
question being reduced 20 purely military one good
sense would allow him oppose the counsels such
experts General Scott Colonel Totem Professor Bach,
and oihcfs
The Presidents attention has been successfully directed
The bsrefaced ncpotisn and Partially exhibited In
max ng and proposing appointments by certain secr8-
tary and prominent ohio politician. He il s,id 10 have
expressed dsgut the operations or those pv
tier and 10 regret ia a hs eyes opened In
gard 20 them before the 4b Of March,
puNr IhE r.
The irritation Of repnpl AN leaders AZ the dol " OF
action reference orUt sumter a,o ohar s, i,hern
Iosts Is growing distinguished Testern republican
Senator remarked yesterday that 'it tic administration
go not soon c'mmsbce devotpg rs tine to more mo
entovs qaesti han ths dsribrt on n the spos 10
~oaid have 70 denounce it,
Nrei los oltRy
To place hunters made Tremendous run on the Pro
rideut and hends Of depa'tpents 10 DAY Their anfe
rooms were checked Ell day with rrepressibe croras
Dnly small traction OF whom gained adrnt,anoc ms
presdebt espec iay sansred much from the mportuni
tyes OF ii oncra icr Office although only one out OF
evsrv ton roeis o,ss'pco hearing Governor Chase
..ni himself eysfJbS y, to rca 10 Accumulated
.orr,spntencs
CassDs ~ LAY has ga anty entered I've lists ~ pehlr
81 seplrabu of en- birth. he foupd them sighted
uhep has bJmane inc lScts pronpe~i b,m t. embrace
sot.r caaer He rctrrns bore .as Day afier ton1row,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19

ano viii sii Tor spain the e4tn Of April Green Lay,
reatNe, has been appointed Secretary 10 his Legation
Professor saubnsker, Of New York, 10 here, laborng
for some Eerritoria. secretaryship
H. l. WHITE, Of Dubuque, will be appointed Surveyor
General for the Iowa and Wisconsin district.
c. Dawson of st. Lauis will be Consul az Bordeaux.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19
PROSPECTS OF THE SOUTHERN COMMITS
SION.

WASIIN'TiS, March Is, 1851.
Mr. Roman arrived here this evening. The Commits
s,oners all here, and waiting the action of
the administration. IL was expected they would hear
the Department Of State day but mastery mac
tivity Is the dominant idea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19

Nv IynraS PiP1, pxoa,rta peep Of Day.. 10 tho
name Of Dewfpnper, In the Chippewa language, iust
stsrtet 1T an.na, ~ tho Rev. Thoruas Hlrlburt.
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WASllINUfoN, March IS, IsbI.
belief in the possibility, but direct apprehension
Of an immediate attack Fort Pickens by tho reyo
lutlonary forces prevails in official circles. Facts
sering such event probable certainly not in the
possession Of the War Department all assertions
s0otrary not withdrawing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19
DAYTON MINISTER To
FRANCE.
HON. wM. ]

TGysTox. y. j.. MAJ, IN ~. lbol
News u received here that Non. Vim. j. Dayton has
been appointed Minister {, rance II great re-
,cipg here among n.s ton asmen sni political
rienos.
MOVEMENTS or hon y. y. ADAMS.
Bpsroy, March IS, 1867.
Hon. Cparlos rrsnas Adams nus arrived no ne where
be IL warmly welcomed by Ermcocs personal friends.
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