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THE LATEST NEWS.
The Virginia Csuventieu
T Ell EG RAPHIC.


RICHMOND, March 5.-Mr Cor, in the oouvr,-
ton to-day, submitted resolution instructisg the
Committee on Federal Relations 20 report without
delay plan for Convention OF the Border States
al The earliest practicable day and also % report
upon the subject OF coercion Of the seeded States
oy the General Government.
Mr. Leake, Of Goochlsnd, moved a substitute
lnstructing the committee that, In view Of the
eoercive policy indicated by the President and the
long list Of sggressions TO report an ordnance for
virginia 20 secede and declare herself free nom
future alliance with the United States snd then
20 esIi Convention Of the Border slsveholdine
suites 70 determine what new constitution IA nee
essary TO protect their rights In 4 Confederacy OF
the ssvehoding States and such free states as are
willing to join the new Coafederacy.
Mr- Harvie, Of Amelia, moved an amend ~ut
instrucfing the committee 20 repori In effect that
whereas IL 10 plain that 10 Is Mr. Lincoln's pur-
pose 10 plunge the country into q civil war bv n
coercive policy which Virginia win rssist there
fore,
RssoIred, That the Legislature make the need.
ful appropriations Of means and provide the nsces
sary forces 70 resist and rep every attempt Of the
the property and places claimed by the United
states In any OF the Seeded States or those that
may withdraw, or collect duties on imports In the
same.
Mr.. 6oggin read a series of resolutions .g,,nst
coercive for the collection Of the revenue
&c, and that Virginia will repel such attempt;
req uesrng the cooperation Of the Border slaves
south, with the hope Of Restoring hsrmOny 70 the
Union, and Of reforming the United states upon
the basis OF the Consultation, modihed % 90 20
protect the rig hts Of persons, property and terri
tory In all time; that In the event Of separation
between Virginia and the remaining States of the
Union, the Government property In Virginia
ought to be resumed by her, 40 well for the de-
fence OF her citizens and property In particular
locations as the purpose Of the general defence;
that while Virginia remains q member Of the
Union she will assume no hostile attitude 10 Cen
erai Government, but will prepare To repel any
assault made upon her.
The debate today exhibited the effect Of the
inaugural 20 some extent. The Union men In
GLIDING Cox aud Goggin, urged that some action
was necessary, az all Of virginis's previous efforn
have failed. They, however, want TO obtain the
opinion OF all the Border slave States before de-
termining, but contemplate no Union with the
North Oh equal terms.
Mr.. Dorman, Of Rockbridge, though regretting
Mr.. Lincolns positions, thinks that the Union
men should work the harder. All oppose CO.
efcton.
The Secessionists dealt the inaugural many
hard blows, and this feeling Is apparent among
the people generally; but the Union men will OPP
pose any hasty actor In the Convention, and Der
haps prevent an ordinance OF secession from being
adopted
There has been great excitement here all day.
The secessionists are In better spirits tonight.
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Missouri state Convention.

ST. LOUIS, March 4.-The resolution appoint
ing committee OF three to inform Commissioner
Glenn, Of Georgia, that the Convention was ready
to receive any communication he may have TO
make from his State was finally passed by q vote
Of So against IS.
ton He read the articles Of secession ado opted by
Georgia, after which he made a speech, stating
the cause which induced Georgia 70 discover her
strongly urged Missouri 70 join her State in the
formation Of Southern Confederacy.
Mr.. Glenn's remarks were greeted with hissings
and hootings from the lobby, which the chairmsa
failed to suppress.
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Rejoicings.

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, March 4.-One hundred
guns are now being fred by the Saxony Wooden
Company for the tariff bin and Inauguration Of
Lincoln.
MT. JOY, Pa, March 4.-Thirty four guns were
fired this evening IN honor Of Lincoln's inaugura-
ton, by the Washington Rifies.
BosToS, March "A salute of one hundred
guns were fred In Boston 70 day, in honor Of the
Inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln. The event was
observed In a similar manner in many towns I'm
this States; also In Maine and New Hampshire.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. March "A national salute
was fred here this afternoon in honor Of Mr.. Lin
colns Inauguration.
Providence, r March 4-Flags were dis
played here to-day, and q national salute fred
by the Republicans.
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MhIrARV.-The report that Captain Schaeffer
had received his commission In despite of the &C.
ton Of Gen. Weightman and the War Depart
ment seems to have been an error. The President
did direct the commission to issue, but Secretary
Holt again refused, and not wishing to make an
issue with his Cabinet, Mr.. Buchanan permitted
the case to remain suspended.
Robert Ould, Esq. has resigned the position
to which he was lately appointed of Brigadier
General Of the District militia, not we have rea.
son to believe, on account Of the failure Of Capt
Schaefer to receive his commission, as alleged
but that the office was unsuited to his tastes and
business pursuits. The appointment of Mr. Chas
Boteler to the place gives much satisfaction 10
his large circle Of friends.
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsB-Before Justice Thomp
son.-John Belts, indecent ex posure Of bis person
fined IS 81. Johanna Carroll, drunk and disor
DERBY; sent to the wOrkhouse 30 days. John Stat
ford, county constable, for beating his WIFE wa.
committed to jail for court, for want Of security
to keep the peace. j hett, carrying concealed
deadly weapon; fined $40 and costs. A. Finn
c. Berret and John Hays, drunk and disorderly
fined 81 81 each. C. Thompson, w H. Brand.
sell, Kate Brown and Biddy McQ uinn, disorderly;
fined 81 "a each Sarah Jane Norton, colored
drunk and disorderly; workhouse 60 DAYS Jas
Harris, vagrant end drunk; do. J. Ackland, dis
orderly and profane; fined si.15. J. II Miller
do; fined 81 "a. q. Catgut and p. Cavalier
drunk and disorderly; fined 81 81 each. WillIam
Brown, eolored, drunk and disorderly; work.
house 90 days Lucius Anderson. do do; fined
81 "a. John Conner, drunk; fined 81 o. Michl
Gonnor, throwing stones; fined 81 81 James
Richey, disorderly; fined 81 Is. David Barrett
carrying concealed weapon; fined S25 and costs
Francis Brown, coiored, disorderly; fined 81 rs
John Simon drunk and disc DERBY; fined 80 "a
Stephen Sewers, profane; fined so o. Charlei
Ellis, drunk and disorderly; do, and sent &c
workhouse 60 days. Daniel w halan, do fined
50 81. John Hays, do; do. T. Johnson, col .
fined 50 "a. J. Sullivan, drunk and dsordery
fined 81 So l.. Mitchell, do; hned 80 o. ii
Bogus, l.. Schamberger, A. Bogus and william
Small, disorderly; fined 81 So each. Polkin
horn, profanity In street; fined 81 81. Jas Con
way, drunk and disorderly; do. David Shea
carrying concealed deadly weapon; fined $40 IS
Last night, three white men and four white
women Were placed In the guardhouse for drunk
enness, and this morning one Of the men and one
of the women paid fines and were dismissed; th,
other five, being unable to do So were sent to tn,
workhouse.
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Frsm Nfcaraxua.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall on the 2eth, has arrived
here.
The Nicaragua Congress was In session.
The American treaty had not been ratified and
probably would not be, the Granadian Govern
Inent saying they do not want TO make any treaty,
they are a match for either the Northern or
Southern Governments OF America. At Costa
Rica there was great feeling OF insecurity
Capt. Whiting, Of the steamer Golden Gate,
died at Panama on the cath ult.
There is no tidings Of the United States sloop-
of-war Levant
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"The Fsreigners'' Of Massachusetts and the
Ceastwise Trade.

CHARLESTON, March 4.-The Collector of this
port has received the following dispatch from the
Secretary Of the Treasury Of the Southern Con-
federacy:
that the exclusion Of foreigners from the coastng
trade and all discrimination In the collection Of
duties are abolished. The act Of the 18th of Feb
ruary makes no distinction between citizens and
foreigners / see, then, no objection TO the ex-
emptfon claimed by the citizens Of Massachu-
setfs -
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GEoReErowS MUNICIPAL AFrARs.-we un.
9efstand that the eight extra policemen appointed
oy the late Mayor (Crawford) have been dis
m, by Mayor Addison, who has reinstated
IONS. The night scavenger (Hess) appointed by
MI Crawford has been removed, and Mr. f.
mug bee reinstated In that position. Policemen
!onn Shsckleford and Jas. II. veitch have been
dismissed. - :
FUsrrrvE sLAvks-The officers, detectives, and
police have been rather active lately In enforcing
tne Fugitive slave law in this District. Within .
lew days several fugitives from Maryland and
virginia have been recaptured and returned or
are now awaiting the orders Of their masters
PHoTosRAHHs Of the present Congress; also.
all the promnentmen Of this country; for sale al
w hiteoursts Gallery, 434 Pennsylvania avenue
Zee likeness of Prince Of Wales and suite Also
&c. SIS
PosT orIlcK AT MT: VERNON A post once
has been esta blished at Mount Vernon, and linton
Herbert, Esq, appointed Postmaster There will
be regular mail three times a week. 70 be sun
piled from Washington.
TIE MICHIGAN DELEsArIoS, some $50 strong
headed by Senator Chandler, paid a visit Of re-
spect yesterday TO President Lincoln, and after
wards waited upon other prominent personages
VIOLATING THE LAw.-John Dcwney was ar.
reSeo oy fonceman Lloyd, yesterday, for -nring
pistol In the street. He was taken before Justics
Dom, and fined 1894.
HosIErIER's sroMAcH BIrrrRs.-The stomach
- the fountain head OF of diseases which in
feet the human system. Indigestion, bsd enough
per Sc, generates diarrb1a, dysentery, faintness,
vertigo, pa pitation of the heart general debI lty
cours of Hostettsr's Stomach Bnters, a palatable
al .0S +;
as the sunshine melts the snow A course of The
meolclne may not perhaps be necessary. One bot
tie f,e9 ueltly acoomplishes complete cure:
CoUNTBRFEIT WIsTAR's BALsAM.
Mewou caution the purchasers Of the Bdlsdm
on Httd Cherry against an Imitation article which
mas MADE ITS PPeaIanoe IN many places, and which
might deceive the unwsry by its resemb to the
genuine bottle. OF the mixture we need not speak.
Unprinciped scoundrels can always be found ready
70 counterfeit any thing, by which they can put
money IN their pockets, and they TO choose
the most popular and well known article on which
that there are also dealers IN medicines who are
ling TO lend themselves to carry out this imposi-
uon, by ling suoh trash genuine, because they
can buy 1t for less than half the cost of the real
counterfeit money, for he is the greater scamp of
the two.
They have never dared to forge the written sig
nature OF L. Butts, having Wholesome fear of the
Gnd the outside tcrappsr tie writtes sisratErs OF
4 BMtts, and you NAV rely upon its being genuine.
Prepared By Seth w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and
for sale in Washington city g.. Stott, s. b. Waite
r Ioh d. W Gilman Ioh2 sShw.,1e Nam Pa msI
in Georgetown by X. 8. r. Ciss II. and 6. A. q j.
Southron, and by druggists everywhere. ma lvJ
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From Msntgemery.

MONTGOMERY March i-Lincolns inaugural
is considered here az declaration Of war Miss
Grand raised dag on the Capitol to-day, with
three stripes--red, white, and red-with Union
blue field and seven stars
The Southern Confederation intend 20 lay an
import duty Of 500 head on negrcs, which, il
is expected Will force the Border States to secede
from the Union.
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HoNKoPIrHIc RRnynrxs

AN Of DIT; HumphEeys 6 Co.'S specific Ho-
msopssSS Remedies put " expressly for sT
In oasos,, containing. % walls, from 50 to SS
each, with book Of fnll directions. For sale BY
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, s53 north street;
also by r. d. Winter corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Eytroef ~ Witeh
Haze, for internal and external lnflammstioEs of
al kinds. Sold as above. ma civ
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Reception OF Gen. Twiggs-Later from
Texas.
Npw ORLEANS, Feb 6-Gen. Twiggs was re-
ceived here to-day with an escort and salute
The cutter Dodge has been seized by the Texas
authorities.
The officer in commaud Of Fort Brown IL pro
pairing for defensive operations
The Texas troops were concentrating In IN
neighborhood for an attack.
Fort Cooper had surrendered TO the State author
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NKw YoRK, March -stocks duh and lower.
Chicago and Rock Island son; Illinois Cerhsl
shares 76k; Michigan Southern 81 New Yosk
Central 75k; Reading 30; Hudson River r. J..
AK; Va SIS "a; Mo. 6s 81.
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BaIsfusps Mayksss.

BALTIMORE, March 6.-flour dull; Howard 81
and Ohio Is Is: CITY Mills ss, with no sales.
Wheat Arm; red 81 ,25al 30; white q .$oal 90
Corn steady; mixed 52A57c.; yellow seeol. Pro-
visions steady; mess pork e17. Lard w. Couee
firm at 70 Kai3c. whisky arm NJ 2oc.
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WANTS TO DYE I'm THE USl

WANTS TO DYE IN THE UNION.
Il shall be pleased to dye In the Capital of this
Union all colors on 0 kinds Of ladies' and gentle
mems apparel. w. II. WHRATLEY, Dyer,
No. 3s3 south side Penn. avenue,
between A and 9Th ats.
Look out for the Blue Sign under the window.
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SoTIcE.-DIsaict Of Columbis Advertisements
,c be inserted In the BALTMoRs Sur are received
81 and forwarded from THE STAR Once
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~ Though The star Ia printed on the fastest
stssn pres. In use south Of Baltimore its edition
u large TO require II to BE- put to press at an
esrlT hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sfat in before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until tie next day.
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DIED,

DIED,
On the 18th instsnt MAR TIA, daug hter Of Geo
and Sareh Dunbar, aged 20 years, months, aud
days.
The friends of the family are requested 10 attend
her funeral, to morrow. 7 thursday, from her late
residence. corner OF Montgomery and Be6l sta.
Ge0rs e,oWn.
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nyvTuo ~ Trur

Gentlemen, if YOU want dy eing man to live, have
your coats, rants and vests nicely cleaned or re-
coloIed 1t w. n. wHEATLEY's, Steam Dyer and
Scourer, No. 3S3 south SIDE Penn av nue., between
the window. fa lS9t
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NKw YsRx, March s-Flour and wheat dun
Corn quiet Provisions quiet and unchangea'
w hisky duh at I7Xc.
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READER, have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Res it; it will interest you.
au 20-eoly
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sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and AstAmdtfe
Afeeiions. Experience having proved that simple
taken In the early STAGES of the disease, recourse
shou Id at once be had 10 Byevs's Bronchial
rit.tion of the Throat Be ever slight as by this
precaution more serious stack may be efectually
warded OFF Pa5lis Speakers and Stagsrs will find
them efrectual for clearing and strengthenInE the
voice. See advertisement. del-ly
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PARDoSRD By PRESIDENT BucHAaAN.-The u
3 penitentary at present contains us convicts
A week ago there were $50, five of the number
having been PardOned by MIR Buchanan before
the expiration Of his term. Hanrahan, whom we
mentioned as pardoned last Saturday, is boy Of
between sixteen and eighteen years Of age, who
was convicted with Johnny Roach, a companion
Of his, Of shooting at Mr.. Magruder They were
sentenced to four years each, and both were par
doned. Washington Xii ne was convicted in
Wheeling, Va, Of counterfelting the coin Of the
United States and sentenced TO ten years. impris.
onment at hard labor. He had served three wears
when pardoned. Geo. Grouse was convicted in
the Criminal Court Of assault and battery with
intent to kill, and sentenced to six years He had
served about three wears when pardcned
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steamer Mount Vernon Ashore.
BURLINGTON, N. J.. March The steamship
Mount verson, Layfeld, hence, I'd for washing,
ton, ID. c., 10 ashore on Ed .nlet Bar. enc nes
eaSv
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Tn. Pardon of Judge vsudersmith.

PHILADELrHIA, March 5.--Ful pardon was not
granted to Judge vondersmith, az was FIRST under
from twenty to three years, and the nne imposed
was not remitted
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=. To THE AFILIcrBD.-Re sure to read the sdver-
tsemsnt of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial ant
Blood PuHher. in another column. d
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PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
for exchange at the Star Office counter. II
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WILLARDs' HoTKL.-Probably no hotel I'm the
country ever accommodated DO large number of
guests as has willards' during The past week
The entire arrangements were the most syrtem-
attic, and everybody was waited upon with salts.
faction In the immense crowd that congregated
there, with the addition from the ether hotels Is
rendezvouz, no disorderlv or intoxicated person
was seen about the establishment Great credit IL
due the employees Of the establishment In per.
forming the duties which devolved upon them,
day and night The police arranA emenh were
excellent On Monday last, 800 gursts dined
there. and on Tuesday yesterday, also,
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THIS FORENOON, the citizens Of Maine, and,
afterwards, those Of indiana here to attend the
ineuguration, called, In body, first on the Pres
ident, and then on Secretary Holt They were
brieny addressed by both those gentlemen, in
Response to the remarks Of those who o1tcisted q
inHoducsrs Of the occssions.
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WHEAT THE LADIES WANT TO KNOW.
w here they can buv youvan's Kid Gloves, white,
Gloses. SIX, 50. and 62< OTIS; best Kid eau ntlets
81; best French Corsets, g rs; all the best quail
na ss ri dEnssh and H0sIsI for sdies
Of al 81 zes and qualities; Linen Cambria Band.
keIohefs, at IS cts. per -dozon; fine embroidered
Bonnet Ribbons, at half proc; D aok Lace Falls
snd Vels, az low prices; silk Robes and Fancy
greatly reduced prices; Psrssols and Sun Shades,
Cloeks and Shavs, sl gel ing At reduced prices at
HENRY EGAN'S,
223 tsouth side Pa. ay., bet. sth and 7th sts..
fa n 10. New Iron B0iniufs
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MooRE's WEST END DRUG STORE, ms
others sesnir ns MedIcins. CorgrssI WatsS
z cth Brushes, Nsn B,ushss, Hair Hrsshss
Toilet seaps, .Pomsdss. Hair CIls and Dye, Of
above web known ssEablisAnsof ESss
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TIE " CONFEDERATION" newspaper, published
~ William y. Hope & Go expired on the Cd
49,. -V.EA ks5Sa 50 SAs9e eEsf EECF
'soT. @aa .aas4 ntas.6s IS 81 sd sFsas scA
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=, DINNER. PARTIES.

~ DINNER. PARTIES.
~ ITIZENS Ard Sojourners in W ashinston are
respeo; fully reminded thst the subscIlher is pre-
pared 70 furnish DI NNER ENTERTAIN
MENrS, for any surnber of gentlemen. in a style
equal to that OF any similar establishment IN the
u Fitted states. and on very moderate terms. His
suites OF Parlors and Dining rooms for the accom-
m d.tlon Of Din9er and supper Parties his Table
arraas ements. Cooks, servants, &C., sre unsur-
passea; well as his Wines, which enjoy much
celebrity. He .espeotfSlly asks continuance OF
the patronage OF The public heretofore so lbersly
bestowed upon him, ard pledges his best exertions
TO give entire satisfaction
fe LII Inn O. GAIITIER
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. TnsArER Among the numerous places Of en-.
tertainment and pleasure thronged by visitoru
during the past NV days we ara pleased to notice
that the attractions Of the National Theater undeI
the management % ~ spirited lessee, Mr., Glenn,
None o. those who have teen Miss GouRenheim
d Jesnni1 Deans VIII fall 70 be present. io-nieht
aaA asthe rush win Be graf secure youf ttcketi
early Miss Joey appears tonight as JssnnI1
Deans for ne Last nme. She appears also to.nigh1
Is Mrs. Osmsby Oelmaine, In the always-attrsct
I've plsy Of nTks Serious Familyn We dare ssy
too, That slsna win appear IN his great part q
Amipi4ab slssb,
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TIE PROMENADE CoNckRr-The concert given
last night, under the management Of our neigh
Dor Metzerott, by the combined forces Of the Ger
mania Society, the Marine Band Of Washington,
and number Of the best instrumentalists Of Phil.
Gdelphia, at the Inauguration Ballroom, near the
City Hall was one that gave the hig hest satisfac.
tion The weather unfortunately, was bitter cold
which diminished the attendance at least one.
half, yet fair audience, under the circumstances
was present, and represented Ia its numbers the
best musical taste resident and temporarily here
The performance throughout was undoubtedly
the best OF the kind ever heard i'm w ashin gtoi
since the great Julien epoch. The best pieces Of
the evening were the overtures in "The Merry
Wives" and "Zampa," the solo trombone per-
Torrance Adelaide" by Lenschow; and the
national airs, "Hail Columbia" and "Star Span.
gled Bannern
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ALEXANDRIA IrKMs From the Alexandria Ga.
zette we CLEAN the following:
A lot Of ammunition for the use of the South
ern Confederacy, passed through this city on Mon
day last, per Adams Express Company
The nne ship Joseph Clark, Emerson, Captain,
sas Gap Railroad, at this port, was gaily dressed
with eolors on the morning Of the 4th, in honor
as we are requested to state, Of the day but about
IL O'Clock, the wind having increased to a pretty
stih gale, her flags, by order Of the mate were
lowered to prevent their being blown to pieces
and With no reference whatever to the sentiments
Of the then incoming President. The captain ID
on q visit to his home. csEe
The British bark Louise had her flags at half.
mast all yesterday, a. mark Of respect Tor the de.
parted wife OF the English Consul at this port
TIE FusxlAL Of Mr.. James Reed, Yesterday
afteruoon, was attended by Excelsior Lodge, No
IL, |. Q, o. F., with band Of music Rev Mr..
BittinRer delivered an appropriate discourse al
the seventhstreet hall, and the corpse was con.
veyed 70 Glenwood Cemetery and Inferred. ate,
Chaplain Grant bad conducted TIE solemn cere.
monies Of the Order. esge
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VISITING WASHINGTON.
view Of the Ns,ionAl capitol viii be presented
To- g 81 Y 81 BoS1s siionery TO- from
FRENCH & RICHSrEIN, avs Pa av..
fs25 near Kirk wood House.
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VIOLATING THE LAw.-John Dcwney was ar.
rested by Policeman Lloyd, yesterday, for nrinq
pistol In the street. He was taken before Justice
Dom, and fined IS 81.