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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22
LOCAL NEWS.
AMusKMENrs To-NIsHf.

THrArzz.-Last night Of John E. Owens, and
presentation Of the Chimney Corner" and the
hvictim;" Owens ss "Peter Probity" and Gosh
Ia Butterfly"
CANTERBURY HAIL.-Sig. Abecco, Miss Sarah
Duval, Ward, Butler, Talbot, Parker, Misses
Miles, Wells, La Folle, Little Ella and Miss
Maggie In an original programme OF Pantomimss,
songs, dances and burlesques, concluding win
Ravels' great fairy pantomime "Raoul."
PHILHARMONIC HALL.-Tbe original Campbell
Minsirels, Dupont. Gaylord, Ford, w. A. Chrls;y
and a host of other stars In a new bill Of side
splitting comicalities, closing with capital az
terpiece.
KISe's AMPIrHEATRB-BeneAt Of Oden, with
Gardner, Baldwin, Armstrong, Smith, Whit
taker, kincade, Mile Heloise, and others, In a
spirited programme Of equestrian and comic per-
formances.
MUSICAL HALL.-Open all daY. Free concerts
at O'Clock, superior Refreshments, &C.
ACADEMY OF Music Free concerts at4 O'Clock,
good music, excellent refreshments, etc, Hall
open all day.
Orphans FAIR, corner Of 10th and g streets,
for the benefit Of 81. Vincent's female Orphan
Asylum. A most agreeable entertainment may
be anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

BAD FOR MIKE.-M. W Cluskey, formerly OF
Washington city, bat now OF Memphis, was
candidate for Clerk Of the House, (secesh) az
Richmond but he received on the thiTd and last
ballot only % votes 10 81 for T.. Dixon OF Ga and
10 for L. Z. johnson, Of Missouri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

COINS, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four
and-a-halt and Sixth streets. Room I'D floor
Ofce hours from Ga. m. to 8 p m. Calls made at
private residences when desired. feb IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

ARRIVAL OF RELEASED PRIsoNKRs.-About $50
prisoners Of war, recently released from Rich
mond, arrived here in the early afternoon train
from Baltimore yesterday. They were exchanged
throus flag Of truce from Norfolk, and arrived
In Baltimore from Old Point yesterday bv the
steamer Adelaide. They were taken at Ball's
Bluff and In skirmishes along the Potomac. They
came here to receive their pay, and IL 10 stated
that many OF them are anxious to enter upon &C
tive service again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

INSTANTANEOUS CURE Of Corns, Bunions,
Callosities, Inverted Nails, Warts, and all dis.
eases Of the feet. Mr.. Eimond, Surgeon Chiro-
eradicate the most painful excrescenses in a few
minutes, with the least pain or the silly htest
Inconvenience to the patient. Consulting hours
from nine q m to Ave p. m, at his office, $50
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
Best reference given In this city. feb 3-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

LITTLE WILLIE LINCOLN 1t will be a source
Of qualification TO the friends OF the President TO
learn that the remains Of the little favorite Of the
White House have been embalmed by Drs Brown
and Alexander, assisted by Or. Charles A. Wood;
and In presence Of the family physicians, Drs.
Hall and Stone, Senator Browning, Isaac Newton,
Esq and Others. The embalmment was q complete
success and gave great satisfaction to all pres nj
The body will be deposited In q vault on next
Monday, and will be eventually removed to ILL.,
nos, to be deposited in the family burying ground
Of the President
Yesterday morning the members Of the c abb
net with their families called on the President
and Mrs. Lincoln, TO tender their coincidence
No others were admitted 70 the Presidential man
sion. The foreign Ministers, Senators, and other
leading citizens sent cards and letters Of condo
lence. Senator Browning has entire charge Of
the funeral arrangements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS SICK IN CAMP !
Young men be warned In time, supply yourselves
with Holloways Pills and Ointment. They are
guaranteed to cure the worst cases Of Sores, u
GERS, Scurvy. Fevers and Bowel Complaints.
Only IS cents per Box or Pot. 216.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

CRIMINAL CouRT-AdjoHrameaf The case Ct
Nicholas Thields, trial for stealing a revolver
valued at $40 from Frederick Beck was conclud
eu,itv mss,rs M Ss'r,nd FaIey connssi ~, y,
defense, moved for a new trial. Tbs Court said
the motion must be argued Immediately then, a.
the court was about TO adjourn Counsel said
term. Argument was accordingly postponed un-
I'll the March term. The Court then dismissed
The petit jurors, thanking them for their strict
attention to duty during the long time NEARLY
three months, they bad been In attendance, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

ApJ0URHzD MEETING CT RRsTAuRArEuRs-
An adjourned meeting Of Hotel and Restaurant
keepers wa held az Franklin Hall, corner and
9th streets, Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Herman
Lorsch, presiding fine committee appointed at
the las. meeting 30 wait on the Mayor reported
that they had an interview with his Honor who
informed them that Judge KeYes had promised
him 1.-THE Mayor to attend to the confederation
OF a change Of the military rule, requiring bars
10 be closed at half-past O'Clock p. m, at the
earliest possible moment. Adjourned to meet on
"Wednesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

A WAsHIS6Toa Boz IN THE FISHT AT FoRTs
DoSELsos AND HENRY Mr.. Editor: As all
parts Of the country very properly appear TO vie
participated in the late glorious scenes In the
West, the citizens Of Washington may well feel
proud Of one Of her sons-a Navy Yard boy, at
that. I refer 70 Com. B. w. Dove, who com
handed one Of the sigallant ave gunboats,n the
LssisriHs, both At Fort Henry and Donelson,
and contributed full share TO the success Of our
arms on both occasions. JBE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

MEETING FOR RELIEF OF SICK AND DISABLED
SoLDIERs.-A meeting Of the laborers OF the
Washington Navy Yard was held on Wednesday
evening for the purpose ef disbursing the amount
Of one days pay from each member Of the laber
department, contributed for the benefit Of sick
and disabled soldiers In and around Washington,
which contribution was collected through the
untiTing zeal and patriotic exertions Of Mr.. CIV
White, master laborer.
The meeting was organized by calling Mr..
White to the chair, and electing Mr.. Lavender
secretary.
The chairman, In brief but eloquent manner,
explained the object Of the meeting, and said the
giving aid to the brave men who have so nobly
responded to the call Of their country, IL duty
incumbent on all who aspire 70 the enjoyment OF
liberty aud human rights. Those soldier have
proved tbsir patriotism by leaving homes, wives,
and children to fight the battles Of our country 20
sustain eur constitutional government and laws,
and defend that glorious object Of our affection
and regard-the flag Of our Union. Mr. While
In conclusion, thanked the men Of his department
for their Iberality, he was well aware many OF
them had large families to support with their
earnings
The following resolutions were then adopted
Rssolrsd, That the Chair be, and he Is hereby,
authorized to appoint committee Of ten, whose
duty II shall be to look after the sick and disa
soldiers, and administer TO their relief until the
amount collected be disbursed.
Il RssoIvsd, That Mr.. White act as treasurer.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen
a committee Oliver Cray, VIM. Cadill Henry
Marker, Thomas Lavender, Richard Lighbourn,
Henry Stanford, John Morgan, Chas. Strickland,
John ID Reid, and Jos H Morgan
The meeting then adjourned. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

: APPoISrsKxr OF JAZZ SUPERINTENDENT
maunal Lamon has, We learn, appointed Mr.
benediet hilourn superintendent or the county
jail IN place Of Mr.. John II. Wise, resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

CAUTIoN.-Army and Navy officers are eau.
Boston, who has visited the camps, representing
himself a. connected with my ESTABLISHING Mt, and
has endeavored to obtain orders for military
clothing. No person has any authority to thus re-.
present me or my establishment.
1t% JOHN EARLE, JR., Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

II Drawers 50 lily sHikfs. at A ss9
e .ysISs, bsok iosn; q sss D street. between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

NOT The MAE.-We are Informed by Justice
BarnselO that IL WA Eienrv Moran ana not 4, ~
hersn who was aned Cor riding on The pavement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22
FRANKLIN & co,

GENITAL HOTEL, Upon tks EEropean pIds, D
" CORNER of Pennsylva avenue ana 6Eh street,
opposite corner TO Browns and the National, IL
now furnished throughout with new and handsome
fCTniture.
The proprietor informs his friends and the public
that they can be accommodated with rooms, BY
the day or week. with or without meals.
The Dlaing saloon open az . hoBTs
II. DORIAN GELST0E,
fe 10 cow Proprletor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-22

IL YOU HAVE A COUGH OR COLD, use "Boswell's
Medicated Cough Candy,p and find almost In
slant relief. Sold by all druggists, and whole
sale and retail by o. Boswell, corner Of Maryland
avenue and seventh street, Warrington.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
NEWS on THE SURRENDER IN ENGLAND.
The War Cloud Dispersed and Great Bril-
tain Satisficd-AdmiraI Milne More Po-
tent than vRtte1 or stowc1l.
From The Iond0h Times, Jan. 2

ffrOm the LONDON Times Jan. e.
Twenty -four hours after the message from Washington
which we reported yesterday the Cabinet Of the federal
states government broke its silence and tho Old World
NO longer enmy with the New. In the Afternoon
the 9Th of December Lord Lyons received
ment from the United states government that they
ssned deliver 10 him the four prisoners when
where he pleased We draw long breath, and thank
Sul The suspense which has endured long and has
weighed so heavily upon peaceful svocctons has
last terminated. We once more able 10 subsido
from the hustle Of preparatisn 10 oadru,g oar dlei
zion from hs muasrig Of qud5r0ns and hc equipment
Of paa esgNe Of destruction, and 10 busy ourgeiees dt
our oyn domestic eDdirs. With Gear conscience
and placid self respect we can congratulate ourselves
that in doing what Is right have done also what
erpedieut The Straightforward course Of honor and of
duty always has its cmpensaticp, but IN THIS case has
had the unusual reward of signal and Immediate sue
cess Crotchetmongers and charatans of every kind
have hung upon tho footsteps Of the men who conducted
this great affair and attempted 10 force upon their
s,tenton their importunatc conceits Tho owls of wis
n and the bats Of III augury ed the atmosphere with
,helf shr cries and duh appings But keeping within
" rclc " manly sense and international precedent,
rused chiefs " the British people have succeeded IN
ring away this storm and In bringing back tran
~ sxy Thanks, under Providence, % them, we have
cc Oat ~ this Trial with honor safe aud no blood
spit
Hf agrert tic,oTy though ts Jv an scope fr5n, being
s'iC % conquer. We are but where we were before we
grofsly irsulisd We have but cur bed FOR a mo
LIE irsocrce of reishbor who took pleasure IN con
provotrg us, ani rad permitted himself ct last
1errrd The rOssibhtv n suierance We have done
o. q Isl % up month ms 90 commemorate; we have
es2 hi or sga in tbc grsat community OF nations.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
The News In Other cities.

nottingham (Jan. " correspondence OF london Times
The Of the surrender OF Slidell and Mason
covci in Nottingham by telegraph Wednesday cvon
ing, and spread with lightning rapdity throughout the
town. The intelligence was postci up the Commercial
Exchange and read aloud TO the persons present The
c:G circles, and the town generally that has been
averted The receipt Of this gratifying will doubt
less influence the demand FOR both aad hosiery goods
Norwich (yan o. correspondence Of the London Times
The intelligence that tho Washington government bal
at last determine! to swaler down their PRIDE and
remit Mess.s Scll and Macn the protection of the
nlg from which they had been unrghteousiy torn, ar
rived here about six T. NJ. last evening and received
with great satisfaction. Throughout the ercnrg ard ius
into the ni9h the fne bes Of the caarh Of ~. Peter, Nan
croft rcwJ jcyoUf psat, ard ne glorious c s,s
that Lord Psincston has agsn proved buscr "truly
B. tlsl Minister
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
Effect OF the News I'm the Ma N fac turing
Can

Nsnchester (Jan 10) correspondence Of London Times
The gratifying news from America has caused increas
ing rmLess in tho market for yarn and cloth and prices
have risen considerably but the first effect have
been to give further check TO business II Is doubtful
however. whether buyers will not speedily be compelled
to give these rates, extreme they are since there
seems probability that they will be confronted
with quotations hitherto unheard Of The yarp market
not ct all active to-day though doubt very large sale
might have been effected at the rates Of Tuesday
little higher.
The impression OF many in the trade appears be that
cotton will 80 higher, and that, if the American
ports were opened the supply for long time would bo
30 limited as to nscessitate high rates. high
ton and manufactured goods leading to great confrac
ton or the demand. Tho high rates current H.
mitng the demand for the homo trade and If that the
case in wealthy country like this is argued it s still
more likely to be tho case in foreign markets. where
frsgh;s duties and other charges have be added 10 tho
The home trade said TO be depressed to an OK
tent not known for long time past while in India the
supplies reported to be nearly equal to years
sumption The market not only c!oss dull to-day but it
is found that with the higher prices for yarn
thsre Is bat little disposition the part Of merchants
follow the rise by giving prices that all cover the
increased cost Of cloth to the maker.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
Prince Napoleon Once More.
ENGLAND LIKELY TO MAKE WAR EVEN AFTER THE


From the Opinone Naonac (organ Of Prince Naposon),
Jan. IL
The lives ON 10th sides the Atlantic The
Engish will nos readily renc2ncc project dearly pre-
pared the Americans will rot willingly forget the danger
which has threatened them 80 closely 7he English ct
protstty moi disarp but IRA Aaeicans oll certsny ara.
year ago they had no regular arny-thsy have now
7osO0O under armss they havs navy but before
six months they will have foandable England,
time to terminate bsr Internal and prepare for
isroign ono2 Frishdal SYMPTOMS are already maui
isstng themselves D. The Soath terror IL s sad pre-
walls at New Orcn9s, Five hundred houses have been
burnt down at C estcn and tho torch serves ns the
signal Tor nsutfscton among tho slaves Howovcr
strongly we ilay Feel in favor 81 the annhilatln OF
slavery we cc .no believe 1t can lead 10 coed results
y 1s TO he orchascd mt the price of ncendaris blood
shed and dc eastaton the s<rre ty1r crnis ,cu not
tte omrr ea,s cf England hare had some thore in W
What is srtan s that tho Northern states have hitherto
set asd that posoncd weapon In their struggle with the
South But exposed to the threats OF England at tho
A. when thcy Loyalty resisting the rebellion
OF tb SOUTH there will be few Americans who will not
excl aim, 'It must be put an sud to-" II will bo
ga that we call for war; but that Is not tho case.
Se ,uisl on The contrary, 10 find Of fysuenag a.
rnd cc see other than ne REQ Of FJcnce the incident Of
he Tent bring sei aside. But under what rretex can
England be prevented from interfering In tho United
states f the slave breaks the Southern con-
ederationg Can be expected that the United States
win allow themselves TO be cut up without saying or
doing anything? The recognition cfe S9p and he pioo-
fcon n s blockade wI prove The iaevtbs dissolution of
Ne Oye1t American confede,d don no doubt II,
aud cvefy ono feels the presentiment Of H. Wo must,
thercfore, bchod the annihation under the double
blows ~ en internal aud foreign war IL that now
Power wnch p S.c Of its oxcesses retains In its ba
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
The Stone Blockade OF Cha rleston.

From tno IOnUOh IIMeS, jan. 7.
In common with the rost Of the world,
view with horror the attempt TO deprive future gere
ratons Of the blessings which has designed for
them tho shape Of harbors to protect them against the
violence Of tempostuous ocean Such proceedings
indeed acts OF war, but acts Of against the whole
human race and by the intrUenon tose ho represent
e cic'isa,ion Of the hofc human shotd they be de-
nounccf These of tho subjects which will
under the consideration Of Parliament and doubt
that by the time have arrived the 9th OF February
they Will be thoroughly matured for deliberati0n.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
What the ship Building Interest
Thought of the Affair
Newcastle on-Tyne Jan 81 correspondence of the

London Tmes.l
The intelligence brought by tho City of Washington that
Mason and sde win be SO. free by tho federal govern
ment, has coased great sHidc'cn here; for while the
feeiing general here that the question had
submitted to the arbrar.ent Of It was the duty of
all classes Of Engshmea to sustain the government yet
the sacrifice to trade would have been great The intel
ligcnce has been great rcief TO the shipowners
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
The News In the London Theatres.

q
Last night, before the commencement of the panto.
mime, at Drury Lane theatre, Mr. +. 7. Smith for
ward and briefly informed crowded audience that the
Americans had thought better of t." and had restored
Messrs. Mason and Side to the British flag Tho an
nouncemsnt which followed by performance OF the
National Anthem" was received with enthusiastic
cheers.
The intelligence Of the release Of Nessrs Mason and
Slde by the federal government communicated to
the audience in the Olympic theatre by r Robson and
evidently afforded the vest satisfaction to al present
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
The Mas0n-Slideil Release News ON
'Change.

The Mason-Slideil Release News ON
From the London Times (City Article), Jan. lO.l
The Bank OF England, was expected on the an
nouncement Of peace, have this morning (the 9th)
duced their rate Of discount from three per cent at which
it had stood since the TIN Of November two and half
per cent This Is the lowest that has adopted
during the past two years, and although the stock Of
bullion al present held is million two below the ave-
rage possessed by the bank during the six months when
TWO ana half per cent last the charge the
measure appears to be perfectly justified only by the
diminished demand for discount uon he yesrc-
ton ~ ne con trade but also from the steady character
OF the influx OF gold now observable and ohic is likely
he,,ceutA 10 iaclds some amounts Of inn lr,,s frs N.
York
The English funds opened this (sth) morning at an ad
vance OF three quarters per upon the improved
prices attained after regular hours last evening making
total rise OF one and quarter per cent consequent
upon the news by the City of Washington Subsequently,
on the announcement or the Bank reduction there was
further upward movement, but the market although in
herenty strong ultimately reapsed TO the opening quota
tions The first bargains in consos for money at
was the final price The quotation for the February
count is the same for money owing to the
small supply Of stock in the hands Of the dealers.
Reckoning accrued dividend consols rather
which they stood previously to the news OF the
Trent affair, and about three per above the war
price to which they at onetme unreasonaby forced
leading thought in the mind of every today was,
"Where sheuld now have been If The degrading sxg.
gesttons for making the queo Of the British right Of dsy
tum matter Of arbIroton had teen suffered check the
rigor V me 1oue'nsenf. especially is at knh
nounced y The Leading Americar journal that the d,tdtra
tion system, ander etiEg circumstances ,viu
democracy" AL the commercial interests thoroughly
conscious OF the debt they to Lord Pameston and
the congratulations expressed the termination Of the
difficulty have derived increase Of intensity from the
strengthen his Cabinet during tho coming session Bank
stock left of at 238 70 240.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of New York, the
Glasgow and Mails Of the Europa.
Wonderful Effect Of the Surren-
der of Mason and Slidell in
England and France.
The News Announced in the Theatres
Amid Enthusiastic Cheers.
The Bells in the Manufacturing
Towns Rung Out Peals Of Joy.
The British Cabinet Ashamed
Of It's Cry for War.
r~~~~~>~~-~~~~~~~~~~>
The Rebel Ambassadors sWOrth-
less Booty" "and Lik ened to Two
Negroes and Tom Sayers.
~~~~-~~~~~-~~>~->-~
Mr.. Stewards Peace Circular to Mr.. Adams Con.
tealed from the People by Lord Palmerston.
The Privateer Nashville Watched by the
Union Gunboat Tuscarora.
EXCITING SCENES AT SOUTHAMPTON.
THE REBEL OFFERS FOB RECOGNITION
The Opposition Policy in the British
Parliament,
&eY &C., &c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-21
HOW THEY ARE MADE.

z y
Wrslts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills aye e.n hharo
solely and are now mainly prepared special orders from
physicians, druggists planters other regular customers
VINO use en aoseher on account of their knowledge that
they are made Of simple ecacou ingredients and
because Of their confidence in Dr. Wright, as being free from
the impuaon OF offering anything the that is net
and genuine The new process Of dsng the plants and
lying the essential elements from all foreign matter (which
mainly the discovery of that great chemist Dr. Torrey
alone enabled him to make these Plsat acost sufficiently
sonanle to place them before the public general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the weknown analytic chemist
Preston is sufficient guarantee OF their purity:
DR.. JONI WRIGHT: - -
SrA your request have subjected the test of ANALYSIS
quantity OF your Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. selected
and take great pleasure in certifying tina, found hea
to contain nothing deleterious the human but on te
contrary they possess the uoc Diuretic Expectcrp
Saihartc properties in remarkably harmonious combination
aad my opinion is that they the greatest universal
known to the world.
r. Respectfully, ~ .-
, .-.r A. D. PRESTON NJ n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-21
TESTIMONY OLA MINISTER,

In this respect we think 1t worth while publish two letter.
received from gentlemen whose high standing renders he
testimony of no little weight with people sense
One is from the Rev. Us Barrel widely known and
throughout Arkansas and lately called new field Of
labor Northern Texas who DR.. John Wright under
cate of she 10th of September, ISIS as follows: ~
You little know the good which has been accomplished al
ready by those few boxes of Pills recommended to me
that visit They have been blessing many unfortunate
mersber of mye flock and in all this neighborhood they
are hailed as the harbinger of health am satisfied now my
dear FRIEND that their value q, the
time explained their effects Such sure and pleasant
remedy was never before given helpless his mercu
Author
The ether from wealthy and planter of Aaba
ma, which insert entire