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THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
Nav I. lRgl .

IL The new Dollar Weekly Star, fsller than
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The G host be Didn't Sea thrilling sketch; The
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Cheese-a sidesplitter; Sergeant 3. Prentss, the
Brilliant Orator Of the Southwest; Miss Mary's
Blue Hat-a neat sketch;
Special Session Of the Maryland Legislature and
tl.eir action upon the late riot in Baltimore;
Important Richmond, Charleston and Pepsa.
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OF the arrival of the Northern Regiments; Hoist
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Bsltimore; Quarters and Parades Of Troops In
this Cityi Affairs at the Washington Navy
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OF the Criminal Court Of Baltimore relative to
the late riot;
important Telegraphic News and Editorials upon
the Crisis; Operations Of the Patent Office: Az
Ticultural- Horticultural, Household and York
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Departmental Appointments and Removals.
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Items, Spicy Locals, Poetry, wit and Humor
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FRANCE AND THE SOUTHERN CoYFRpER.cr
me Pafls correspondent Of the New York Times
writes, April 1S that the American Nin,s,a. !,
fatls, Mr.. Faulkner, had just held an Official
interview with NJ. Thouvenel, the French Min
ister OF Foreign. Affairs, on the subject of the
So9'nern Cohfederacy, In which Mr.. Faulkner
laid before the Minister the inaugural add,as. 81
PRESIDENT Lincoln, and protested against the
slightest recognitiO Of the Southern Confederacv
nntiI the new Minister Mr.. DAYTON, should arrive
Ip.,t,s tssouvenel S sald - rbe Government Of the
United states need not have anv apprehension of
speedy recognition Of the Southern Conf deracv
ny the Government of France.n He added th,,
tue french Government saw the present dissen
slons In America with pain, and not only would
desire 70 see the broken elements reunited but
would never step 10, by any act whatever TO
widen the division or add fuel to the flames and
assured Mr Faulkner that mp to the present time
Ject OF recognition Of the Southern Cobfeder,cv
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FROM CALIFORNIA The pony express brirps
the following summary Of news from the Pacific
coas:
The Pacific mail steamer Golden Gate sailed
from San Francisco on the 10th FOR Panama car.
rying 2on passengers and SS25 900 In treasure in
Guiding 800 COS consigned to New York
A public dinner is proposed for Senator a.
tndm on his arrival by bis friends at San Fran.
cisco i
The Assembly has passed the proposed amend .
ment to the constitution of the United States bv
a vote Of ayes 81, noes O. y
Messrs. J w. Denver and Samuel Smith b.u.
oeen appointed commissioner TO proceed to Wash.
lnSton with vouchers and adjust the California
war debt with the federal government
. Late accounts from Mariposa state that the
fremont dam will be repafred so that all the
quartz mills can resume operations within two
weeks. "
A gold excitement is prevailing at Los npeles.
based on the recent reported discoveries In the
mountains southeast of that place.
Inc Portland (OregOn) Advertiser, Of the l7th
says the news received by the last tr of the JuIa
is sconhrlnatory Of the richness Of the Neg Perces
mines
Mr. Geary, superintendent Of Indian Affairs I'm
conjunction with Agent Gale has effected An
agreement with the Nez PerCes Indians To oman
a portion OF their country TO the miners with a
provision for military force In the vicinity and
tGat ihe miners preserve peace and order
brits1 Columbia papers report the discovery Of
nch gold diggings In the CamboO country
The Colonist says that the export of gold from
victoria Tor the quarter ending March 81, was
S@ieVOG being an excess Of SI2, 900 over thu, cor
responding quarter Of last year. The same paper
recommends the purchasing or building of
steamers fer the Victoria and San Francisco ir,dq
direct, In case the offer made the proprietors of
the Santa Cruz is rejected
Crowds Of PEOPLE are leaving for Victoria, Ore
Son ana washington Territory.
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Meeting Of the Confederate States Cspsress.
Jeff Davis's Message.

MONTGOMERY, April 90 Congress met ut noon
Tresioent Ddviss message announced the rati6
ca,lon OF the Permanent Constitution Of the Con-
Ieutfate states, and that IL only remains for an
election to be held for the desig nation Of officers
10 administer :be Government. 1t saws the decla
Iauon OF war made against the Confederation by
o.s's ,,au Lincoln rendered 1t necessary to Goa
vehe Congress to devise means to replenish the
treasury and for the defense Of the country The
ffes,oent then reviews the relations heretofore
existlng between the States, and the events which
nave resulted In the present warfare Commis.
sioners have been sent to England, France. Pms
sia and Belgium. 10 ask our recognition as a
member OF the family of nations and make tres
ties OF "mity and commerce. He recommends the
aPPointment OF other diplomatic agents. He SAYS
tne Confederacy, through Mr.. Stephens has con-
GUIDED convention with Virginia by which
virginia has united her powers and fortunes with
ne mas satisfactory assurances that other
ooutcefn states Will soon sta ke their fortunes with
ours tie says the most Of the Executive Depart
nents are In successful operation. The Postinas-
yer 'eneral can soon be ready to the direc-
ton Of postal affairs
In conclusion he congratulates the Confederacy
on the patriotic devotion exhibited by the people
OF The Confederacy. Men Of high ofdcial and
soGlai position and wealth are serving In the
volunteer ranks. The railway companies pro.
pose liberal rates for the transportation of the
mails, and to receive in compensation the bonds
OF the Confederacy. He says people thus united
ano resotVtd cannot fail Of final success. Our
cause is Just and holy, and we protest solemnIv
In the lace OF mankind, that we desire peace at
any sacrifice, save that OF honor and indepen-
dence We seek no conquest, no aggrandize-
ment, no concession from tue free States All we
ASK Is to be let alone, that shan attempt our
suoJugation by arms. This we will and must
resist to the direst extremity The moment this
pretension is abandoned the sword will drop
from our grasp, and we shall be ready TO enter
Into treaties OF amity and commerce mutually
beneficial.
MONTGOMERY, May 1.-Congress has been
mostly In secret session, and its deliberations
have not transp.red
ne iirst battalion of the third Alabama regi-
ment left this morning for Virginia. Two COIN.
panies Of dragons are ready TO leave for Pensa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

IL There arc now about four tbou.,,d ,,oo,,
Iuily armed and equipped ready to leave Boston
AS soon as orders are received for their
The bulk Of the troops 1t is reported will he sn,
alfect from Boston to Annapolis by sea. tbera
being large number Of steamers at Boston 4
present unemployed.
4, H. The steamers Adelaide and Louisiana. of
the bay line, returned to Baltimore from Norfoik
yesterday, having been stopped at Fort NonToc
oy Commodore Penderyrast The citv of Nor
folk is now under blockade The monster FInud
gun is mounted ready for action.
III DIR. George A. Wilson, one of the I.ou.u
{ Mass brigade, who was wounde ed bv the RsI,i
more mob when the Massachusetts regiment yy,.
passing through that city, was married in Lowell
on Saturday last, 10 Miss Melinda Mann.
a, II From the Charleston papers we see tba,
the nrst and second regiments Of South Carols \,
volunteers have been dismissed, and returned IN
tneir homes Several companies left this week
FOR Richmond, Va. "S'A
III Last Monday the Patriotic fand Of N.,v
olh, ior Ine re.ief OF the families of volunteers
received from Miss Laura Kcene S3IO, the reel NJ
Of benefit at her theater
IHE BANNER VILLAGE.-The little town M
Bawrencevil!e, Tioga county, Pa eut ~ rso
voters sends loo volunteers in defence of their
country. - '"ei'
ceived from Canada six thousand rife mnshst.
with the sword bayonet, most efficient yye.n %
In the hands of a skilled soldier. pun
III Three grandsons OF ex President Ha,rt.o,
nave entefed In the service under the pres nt cali
Two OF Them are sons Of Col. w a. III. Taylo,
ana one a son OF Hon. Scott Harrison
III Mrs. VIM. Pratt, over 90 wears old who h..
wnnesseu al the wars Of our country, b.s sub.
sc,ioed si 600 for the equipment and snrport of
afegiment now being raised In Boston. =
u Fifty-four Crimean veterans bav. enl,.,sa
In the sixty-ninth Regiment, under Col Cor.
IL An order for a theusand rifles for renne....
was received at Colts, on Saturday; OF course n
DJ All the printers In Cambridge CITY. Ind
have volunteered, and no paper will be pnblished
there, probably, for some time. '
IU Gov. Letcher received, last wsdn,.s.v
$500 muskets from Gov. Ellis, Of N. C. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA. committee of
weil-known and reliable citizens Of Northwestern
Virginia reached Washington on the day before
Yesterday, to obtain the protection Of the ioyern
Inent In maintaining the allegiance Of that section
of the state To the United States We hear that
i%oeif % views OF their duty TO Themselves ard the
Union met the immediate approval Of the 1;ove,n-
lnent, which Will doubtless do everything In !ts
lower 70 ena be them to continue without InoI,sfa
uon nom the disunionists, in the epioyme Mt of
the United states The constituents Of this com
mttes twill be remembered, meet In convention
atWIeeling, on the 18th inst to devise measures
To save their section Of the State from the coDse
qnences OF the late action Of the revolutionizino
outh'r rites at Richmond, and sent them here 10
ascerlain, before the meeting Of the convention.
now Tar they might rely on substantial aid from
necessary.
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Falls Church,

CAVALRY GRAPNRL This is a newIv invep,s5
weapon, and, II Is claimed, will render cavalry
vastly superior to infantry 1t is an admitted
TACT In the science Of war that infantry formed into
broken, can defeat an equal number OF cavaIry
each being armed with the ordinary weapons a
man and horse have the strength and speed Of
several men, and ought, If properly armed, TO be
competent to the defeat OF several men The
grapnel Is a new weapon, alleged TO he adan,ed
70 superior strength and speed, and cavalry armed
with this destructive machine, and well 81 lied
IN us use can easily defeat four times their mum.
before scythe. The grapnel was Invented in
one Of the northern States, and 100 coo have been
recently manufactured for a European govern.
ment for the arming Of cavalry. The Inventor
nds onrfed Them TO our Government, and they
have been submitted to the proper denart,nent
and approved of and purchased. 1t is said that
the President will shortly call into service 25 COO
cavalry, to have the grapnel as an additional arm
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GOVERNOR PIckkss, ADDRESS TO ,uv sorrv

GOVERNOR PIckkNs' ADDRESS To rHn sorru
CAkOLiNA VOLUNTEERS -GOvernor PicEens in
oniclalIy addressing the volunteer repimeuts of
south Carolina, SAYS be Is informed by high au-
Snofl.y lnaI virginia has adopted the Confederate
ConfederacY, and ndds IL call for volunteers
oecsuse did not consider Virginia under our
government; but when am officially informed
'nst she mas joined our Confederacy, shall con-
slider her part Of our country, and defend her or
MARYLAND as | would defend South Carolina
whatever troops may be ordered will be still con-
sidered volunteers from South Carolina and there
Is no power TO lengthen the terms Of service
They are still volunteers from South Carolina for
twelve months, but If they leave the State, they
will be under the command of a General I'm the
provisional army Of the Confederate Sta:esn
he concludes 81 shall endeavor not to expose
our own state, and shall only march you beyond
our borders under a pressing emergency; but
whenever the Confederate flag floats, there. too ia
our country, now and forever,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL ISFoREArIoN.-we
learn that, on application made by some of the
diplomatic corps at the State Department. the
following points were ascertained:
First. Vessels In blockaded ports rben tho
blockade took effect will be allowed reasonable
time TO depart.
Second. Vessels bringing emig nts, ,thoup h thew
nao notice OF the bloc ut the time Of their
departure, will not be allowed to enter hlocLad.d
ports. That class Of persons who come to the
United states chiefly to settle in the upper States
OF the Mississippi; IL will lie better for them To
their destination, rather than encounter the dan
gers an casualties incident to the insurectionary
condition of the Gulf States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-03

RtokLEss LZeIsLATIoN.-TheM Maryland Sen.
ate ny vote Of IA to have passed bill to place
the affairs (governm ent) Of the State for the time
being In the hands Of so called committee Of
six, composed of the Governor and five we'll
known seeessionists- IL the lower House passes
the Dill, Maryland will Of course have been ss
completely banded over, bound hand and foot 10
,ne ongarcby, as though the Legislature had
taken the liberty to pass ordinance Of secession
us well, therefore, that the Government here
s rapidly concentrating a large army around Bal.
umofei ss with Baltimore's affairs in the hands
OF this committee Of saFety. 1t is utterly iIppos
side 'hat The obs'ructed highway to the national
caPiei VIII be opened except by force unless IL
rendered plain that IL can and will be so opeped
IL tnAI course proves necessary