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important testimony 70 the ever conttnu1~
ftisndship and good will Of Russia towards the
North. The Prince ssys,-"By giving it (moral
support) to his colleagues Of France and Eng
land under the friendly form ((forme o6scieuse)
which he might deem best suited to avoid the
appearance Of pressure, NJ de Stoeckl will only
be continuing the position and language which,
by order Of our august master, he has never
ceased to observe since the commencement OF
the American quarrel" Surely nothing palmer
or more straightforward could be desired. Rus
sia is, by express order of her Emperor, to con-
tinue the friendly relations which have ever
existed between that government and ours.
Truly, Napoleon rendered IN great service
when he thus caused Russia to clearly define
her position. We now are assured that she is
our friend-that Napoleon will never obtain
her aid in his schemes against the existence OF
our government, the reconstruction Of our glo-
rious Union. Russia understands that our ex-
istence and power are necessary to counterba-
lance the ambitious schemes Of Napoleon and
the grasping desires Of England for the domina-
ton of the seas, and she will not act
against her own interests by aiding the
plans Of those two nations, which but few
years back were engaged in deadly conflict
with her for no other purpose than to stay her
gigantic strides towards Improvement and do
mination. Russia will not be made catspaw
of by France, while England, dreading
ultimate retaliation, will never dare inter-
fere in our affairs. Napoleon I'LL may per-
haps be driven by the necessities Of his
position into an unwise meddling with us; but
we now are aware that Russia will never coun-
tenance such proceeding; that all Napoleon's
promises to her OF future cooperation in the
"Question d'Orient' have been judged by her
statesmen at their proper value, and that she
will not be drawn into any coalition against the
United States government. Napoleon, when he
made his late proposal to Russia, little dreamed
lie was rendering us 80 signal service. AS a
result of that proposal we place Russia in her
stand as our friend, England as an enemy from
whom we have nothing,to dread, and France as
on the head if she prove unruly So much for
the effects Of M. Drouyn de Lhuys' circular to
the Cabinets OF st. James and ST. Petersburg;
and we return our hearty thanks to that worthy
for his efforts in our cause. A few more circu-
Jars from him upon the subject Of mediation
and our latest advices state that still another
has been sent out--and we may find our trou-
blss quite cleared up and our affairs settled to
our satisfaction. Decidedly NJ. de Lhuys is
useful man, and makes the work Of our State
Department easy and smooth.
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CITY Infelli9ence.

AncumsHoP Hrears AND uIg CHILDREN or 81. BKlpGxr's
sowoor CoRSKx or AvKxvg AND EieHru Srwrr,--lt viii
Be remembered inst the rps Of ~. Bridgess schools
Numbering seventeen hundred boys snd grls under the
direction Of tho Chr san Bro.hsrs ard Sisters Charity
and aupcrntcnded By Row. Father Mooney paid his Grace
vsi, or welcome hcme Immediately ca his recent re-
turn from Europe The Most Few Bshcp prescn,ed on
last saturday these children the oi the Rev.
Father Mooney thor jealous and devoted pastor most
beautiful golden shriise, richly mounted with several
1aurta aueng which are three embernasle OF faith,
Hope ana Charity. This cation az - Midsct's
we're yesterday ecstacs delight az this high honor
ana monia and love cherished for their
children BY the Most Reverend Arcfbishop hughes 1b@
little Of that school viii ever vie with each other IN
proving themselves gratefully mindful OF one so deserving
their love and gratitude
GxRxAn HoernAL FAR.--This fair has been opened
at the corner OF broadway and Fourth street, adjoining
Chickering's pisnoforts IL Is for the benefit
Of the German Hospital In thissty The rooms are hand
somcIy decorated, and the patronage Of the public s
carnsetlv aolrited.
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Co.r, u.lenaar-.rhs. Day.

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37os s7eT s7es am s7s $751; a7sa s1ss 37s1 svss,
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Ccronsr,s Inquess.

sUsups NY PopoH.-Epsonsr wiidsy held an inauesI
Yesterday On the body n d0sgocd W. Could tho messenger
in the cmpoymens q tbs Commissioners Of Charities and
Correction. who committed suicide in the Tombs Satur
day hast The jury rendered verdict Of suicide BY tsk.
ing opiuiu Mr. Bfaemsr clerk ~ the employ of Peer
prstsrre who keeps drug store At No. 615 Pearl street.
was held 20 bail IN tho Of sou for violating the law
In reation TO tho sale Of poisons. ~E
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nies1.

AsssN.--At Rockford H., on Monday evening. Decsm
Der GARpfsKR d., o Moses Alen Of this city, aged
Aprux--At New Brunswick, ~ j., on saturday, No.
vc,rber 2e ArxA PottoCK ApRAS daughter of Garnet B.
Adrau, In tho 22d year OF her eye.
Asrss--Suddcny on Saturday morning, December 0,
Exn iE only chill IL Abraham X and Sarah q. Aulen,
artd s years, m, nths and days. 80.
aha friends and relatives OF family respectfully
Invited 10 attend the iunsra Tuesday morning. a. niue
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Married.

pAyAup-ssrNova-Atw Washington, v. c., on Tuesday,
recen,ber q Mr. InropoRE w. BAykrp, n New York 20
Miss lIoRKscs sgysorR daughter OF Seymour ESQ., Of
the former pace ...-Le.
Fourtceos street. Presbyterian chureh by the Row. Dr.
McEir " wx Il. Cook, 70 Miss MANI EsHousrow, eldest
Daughter q Johs c. Houston l'sq, all OF this cty
California payers please copy. 7.es
NotsS-- HowE.--On Thursday, december =, ny Rev.
Joseph 81. Price, d. d, Mr.. SAMUEL A. NoiES TO Miss
Macy IL Howl, all OF this city
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Fire Mt Iiarper's Fcrry-Dcstruction Of
fa Governmen mt Property.

- UAKPEKH UtC q
fire broke out In the guard house, where rebel
prisocers were confined last night. Two government
buildings were completely. consumed, including tho
government telegraph Office. Loss about $4,000. Most
OF the contents were saved magazine was in danger
for some time and some Of the gunpowdcr removed
The military mastered the Orc.
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Heavy Knit an Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
UNION ADAMS, No Ss7 Broadway
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of The radicals IN nutshell. Nrs. Lincoln d,
Of course, sneersd at "Russell, Of the London
Times. Is not able to nnd out the epidermis
under shirt. And they make 50 much fuss
about him. Mrs. Lincoln sends him bouquets"
Naturally enough. General Mcclellan is as-
sailed: mcclellan Is . greater mistake than
rwas even Scott. He knows not the A B @ Of
military history Of any nation or war. Beaure-
gard frightens US; Mcclellan rocks his baby.
He il either as feeble as q reed or a bad man.
SHs IL tho New YoRK HERALD's Napoleon" OF
the veteran General Scott Gurowski writes;-
S'Something seems not right with Scott. Is ne
TOO old, or too much Of q Virginian, or hero
on small scale! Wrote to Charles Sumner to
stir up some inventive Yankee to construct p
wheelbarrow in which Scott could take tn
Meld in person. The old man ought to be
among relics in the Patent Office or sent into
nursery"
[ But enough, for the present, Of these ele-
giant sxtra0 We shall refer to the Counts
book again, and especially to its disclosures
of the radical plans In regard to the Cabinet
and its damnatory evidence against Chase,
Opdyks, Barney & Co. Now, however, we can
only recommend the volume to the careful
consideration Of the President, who will see in
It such portrait Of the radicals, drawn by one
of themselves, q may well make him shndder
with disgust at tlD abolition harpies who
cluster around him.
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Holiday Presents.-sIght Cartos de Va.
site for dollar CARYS, 81 Canal street, between
Iaur md Wooster
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Royal HavanH LOttery.-A Pre- mai um or
i2, per paid on1rxes Information furnished Hshes.
''''O FhYLoR Co. Bankers ls wall street, New YORK
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prsxeS Cashed iM all Lega llzed LOtte-
r,as Information gven. JOSEPH BATES,
Broker, II Wall street. room No. l, New YORK.
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Eight Carte de yisites for S1.-Ons
splcndd Album and dozen Cartes for 81, at BALCH'6
231 Greg NV jeh street, corner of Barclay.
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RUSSIA THE FRuSD OF ocR USloS--A day or
two since we published Prince GortchakonT's re-
oily to Napoleon's offer OF joint mediation in our
Affairs. The Prince addressed his note to NJ.
D,oubril, the Russian Charge d'Aaars in Pa
ria. The last paragraph in this note bears most
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

Gouraud's Poudrc subtitle Uproofs Hair
from any part OF the body Warranted. 4S Broadway.
"A silnl-
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Ladies' and Gentlemen Get Your Carte
do ysies FOR New Years vAuoHNs. 2.e Bowey II for
ST. None better
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Basehel0r's Hair Dye-she Best I'm tho
World :instantaneous harmless and reliable Bold by drug
f and Factory, 81 Barclay street
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NOTICE.-The firm OF r. France Co. was dissolved
the Isl day OF November 1852 and copartnershp
formed to manage the Library Association Company Lottery
of Kentucky style OF s. BroRdbent Co.
On December 1852 the business will be conducted
In the name Of y. BROADBENT 4 co, Managers
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Eight Beausffmi Cartes de visits for
! ey A. y BhIcU's. 12y Bowery.
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Trusses.--Marsh a. CO.-Radfcnl Cure
Tr,ss once sil u No vesey street, Astor House No
connection with amy other olce Of the same name aay
alta
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Cristadoro's Hair pye, Preservative nd
wiz DEPOT Wholesale and retail No Assor House The
Dye applied by skilful artists.
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Trusses.-Mn rsh's Radical Cure Trusscs,
corner OF Bradvay and Ann under Barnu'a Mu
scum. lady attendant, No connection with amy other
o0lc
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The Great Pile Hcmedy.-h You Are
troubled with bleeding blind or itching piles use Dr.. UT
Bsson Fec, III Exchange place. was cured by " ho was
rc.d for years. Agent for New York. cs Bowefy
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OAiciai Drawings OF the Delaware state
Lotteries.
1S, u, s, 2, 81, 81, So, 43, 81, 90. II, 35.
DELAWARE, Class l0i--Decenber O. 1862.
Gl, TO- 7s 50, o. "a, %, ~, 81 81, SO, A, 43, "a
80 = Join A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, delaware.
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-
siie for dollar, cARYs, 81 Canal street, between
Heavy Knit AN Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
UNioX ADAMS, No ss7 broadway.
Essss Csrss de yisites for sI.-Ons
selcnd Album and Dozen cas.ss for 81. ss BALcHs,
Eight Beausffai Cartes de visite for
g. stE BALcH's, lc5 Bowery
Ladies' and Gentlemen Get Your Carte
do vsies for New Years at vAuoHNs. 2ss Bowey II for
Gourausi's Poadre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from any part OF the body. Warranted. 43 Broadway
Batchelor's Hair Dye-she Best I'm tho
world instantsneous harmless and rriao Sold oy trus
nts and pcrumefs everywhere. Factory % barclay 'Hee'
wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
ss1eHsos 1a MIsss,s s'ss BsnS slsea ing
Hill, Ininnitable Cutter OF Hair snd
whiker in styles to suit The person. No barclay street
Use MiIIcr's 30 Cent Hair Dye snd %
ccNt Tnvgoraor. Sold b. s druggists Depot pyc street
csi.t.doro'. Hair pye, Preservas,ys and
wig depot. whoesac and retail No. Asor House. The
Trusses.-Marsh's Radical Cure Trusscs,
seua. LADY sitendsu No with other
Office.
Trusses.--nrarsh ~ CO.-Hadfcnl Cure
cennscilon with any other Of the name lady
attendant.
Beautiful Compiexien.-Latrd's Bloom
OF Youth or LIQUID Pearl for rrcssryng and bcauy ne
tho rlon and skin Ladies after using this de-
rhfu toilet article viii nc convinced that y has no equal
All druggists aud f5o broadway.
Thc Great pile t,cusedy.-If You Are
Isd Msss pS T sffsa sTrroToa certain rheo
Bisson Fsq III Exchange pace was cured by " lie was
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wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Moieavia Cram, FOR beaufyins the hsir. At W. A.
HATCIIILOR'S 10 Bond street
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BeautIfui CompIexisn.-Laird's Blocm
Youth Liquid Pearl for rressryns and ecs,,! @ ne
irhul toilet article viii nc convinced that has no equal
All druggists aud fjQ broadway.
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Our washingson correspondence.
WAguNcrox Dec g. le62

Our washington Correspondenee.
WASHINGTON, Doc. 8, 1850.
Some Of the Radicals PryarirsO % T9yn States Ecaieace
and Revea, Tn<ir Plo RniyocJ, 1eti,ss of Supply
inc an army in an Bnoay's county--Lessoms from
the Hsrsrizpces Of the Army me Penfnslic and
,ciA Pope's Army--TAr Wssdom Of Mcclellan ruti.
Gated, &c. dc.
Tne delay OF the army Of tho Potomac on The banks
the RAppaanDccK opened the eyes many people
the national capital and caused them look back the
events Of the last year the lesson taught by the
twelve months experience uses the c tho
administration Many Of those who have united with tho
radicals IN their hue and cry against Mcclellan
have begun 70 look around and where
all this 10 leading 10. Not few who
were assisting the ntrgucs Of certain members Of the
Cabinet against Mcclellan and laborine for his removal
have their eyes opened 70 the real and true state Of
ars and preparing statements 10 give to the public
in reference 70 The secret inrgucs Of members Of the
Cabnet Senator's representatives IN thc lower house
well 40 several military generals 70 dispacc tho late
Commander in. Chief. We arc, in other words, almost
upon the OF grand explosion II may, for reasons
which the public readily appreciate be postponed
until. the legal term OF this Congress oxprea but that u
win soon come Is AZ certain that two
and two mako four When these statements are
made-bringing into tho nudle Cabinet minister's major
and brigsdsr generals Senator's Ccngrcssmen and subs
d,xed editors-the world viii have statement not only
appang but without parallel In tho history OF ancient OF
nodcrn tmes II will be minute in Details giving even
the paccs where these radical ntrgues were accustomed
70 meet and as is 10 be made by persons who were
t,vey engaged in all tho intrgues OF the radicals
winter spring and summer, - viii furnish correct bic
tory Of the sub roa work or tho radical oousvassrs
The New York herald., 1862-12-08

! Hill. Inin,itable Cutter OF Hair end
wbisker in styles person, No Barclay street
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Use MllIcr's 30 Cent Hair Dye and %
ceS. Invigoraor Sold b. all druggists Depot Dyc street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21
DIED,

DIED. g..
On Sunday. July 18th, ESSlE CLApQlNE
youngest daughter OF George W. snd Helen b
Ca!yerts aged yea. g months and - days. ;,
The friends and ac@ ual atApoes OF the fAmily are
respectfully invited 20 attend the fnnera from the
eth and Ith, st6 o'clock thu (MondsyJ afternoon.
6. MeSG Lag d. n sss s ss yea; Of her s &c.
Thon hast gons, dear mother,
But We nlust not weep for thee;
We know the esviQar loved you,
And has set you free. .s
Then fare thee we'll, dear mother,
In this world We II meet NO more,
But soon we'll meet o Jesus feet, n
Where We shall part no mors. ~
The tsispa, sns sss.sniss,nsss q S shs isniy are
"Wednesday, sd. Ct az O'Clock, from the residences
Of her son, J ames MeCullsgh, ee1 Seventh g /,
Island. H(Phlladslphis L edser COPY
On the sosh Instant, only son Of NAT a: and
William =. TipsleI; aged q months ana Gays.
The little bad that bloomed % sweehy here,
God has called from earth away; Isl.
Then csese TO grove, shed not Q tesr, r..
For ltsle Tommy could no logger stay.
ais suferings are Gil ended hI pains are Oil eer
Where the angels are waiting with their songs Of
70 greet him In that bright, hasIy and above
!. Port Tobacco Times copy
90 ne 18th instant. Mrs.. kIlz A6ky4 81
" m, aged - years, the beloved vie Of Dsnnia
II yln. MAJ she resi- N peace
Her friends ana aesuAin al ooe are .IeepeouuIy
In vat ID TO at end her fanefa, 90 this "a ondAy ~
/ ternoon ct o'csck, from the resloenoe OF hef
q ~ stsssia sp ssIs ce,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

A HOTEL RoBBgRY-A few davs a0o. M
Cathalain, Frenchman, arrived In Washington,
on Wait 10 the country, and put up at Conrad Z
Hotel, Pc nnsylvania avenue, south side, between
Four-and -a-half and Sixth streets He went ont
Saturday from his room, and did not re.urn MI
ii O'Clock at night, when be discovered that hi |,
room had been entered, and his trunk broke omen.
and three checks upon bank in France amount.
ing to near three thousand francs stolen, ard his
papers scattered over the floor Early SUNDAY
morning, Sergeant Cronin was sent for and went
to the room. The most intimate Of his new &C
quaintances was Hugo Rattle, Prussian, late a
captain In the volunteer service, and suspicion
rested upon him. He was arrested. and sfter a
careful investigation and search Of hs person ard
rooms, no evidence appearing against him be
was discharged by Justice Johnson The or os-
ecutlon thinking new evidence had been found
had him re arrested as he was about leaving the
city on the evening train Of cars He was taken
before Justice Walter, carefully examined, and
honorably acquitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

ROBBERY AND ARREST Some six months since
valuable Turkish sword, Of fine workmanship,
was missing from the residence Of w. w Corco
ran, Esq, and since that time various articles
have bsen missed, among Others q music box and
a lot Of silver plate. The Metropolitan Police
have been for some time on the alert and CORES
ponding with Detective Poole Of New York,
that officer on Saturday last arrested an employee
Of Mr.. Corcoran named Daniel WinsIow, in New
York, who was travelling with Air. G., and on
searching his trunks found the sword, music box,
a lot Of silver ware and some table linen Mr.
Poole arrived with his prisoner yesterday morn
Ing, and handed him over to officers Roche and
Burnley, who took him before Justice Furguson,
who committed him to jail for further exami.
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

SERIOUS AFFRLY.-On last Saturday, an sffray
occurred In the Government cookhouse at the
.wagon.yard In the vicinity Of the railroad and
east OF Swampoodle, In charge OF VIM c. Alder
between Mr.. Alder and Geo. Cunningham and
Bell. The ARRAY grew out Of the fact that Alder
ordered them away from the place Bell threw
knife at Alder; Cunningham threw a brick and
struck Alder on the back; Bell took the wood axe
and threw IL at Alder, but missed him and struck
a bystander; Alder and Cunningham Joined In
conflict, and Alder with a carving knife stabbed
Cunningham In the lungs, and cut him several
times In the back. All were arrested by county
pauolmen Mason and taken before Justice w al.
Ter, who committed them TO Jail for court Gun.
ningham swounds were dressed by Dr. ID lhameI
the physician Of the county TAIL, who considers
them not fatal though severe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

PERsoNAL.-Dr. J. McKibben, Hilton Head
s. CT Col. James McQuade, N. Y; DR.. $. F.
Bradford, U. S A; DIR. J. w. Stone, Boston
Mayor Opdyke, N. Y; Isaac Dayton, N. V;
Jose lgns. Rodriguez, Jose Anto Galarraga, Of
Havana; james w. Donohue, Albany, NJ ",
are at Willards'.
Gov. Alex. Ramsey and Major Morgan, OF
MINI; Capt. Hancox, steamer Hero; Rev. J.
Penny, N. Y, are at the National.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

RRPREHENsTBLR.-Theh habit OF officers and
soloers giving their horses TO little boys scarce
large enough to reach the .tirrups, 10 hold Tor
them, seems to be growing daily more common,
and u Is a great wonder that we do not hear OF
accidents more frequently. This morning an of.
hcer gave the reins OF his horse 10 little fellow
near the corner OF Fourteenth street and the Av.
enue, and he had scarce got out Of sight when
the boy, In attempting to keep the horse from
getting on the pavement, was knock ed down and
t'amPled upon, tut, fortunately, not much in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

RoBsERr.-Yesterday, the dwelling OF DR.. w
Z. Mcconnell, Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street, was entered while the family were al din.
ner by some person, and a small mahogany case
containing $50 In Treasury notes, was stolen
Upon a search Of the house, the case was found
under bureau and the money under the pillow
ola bed occupied by two young men, one ofwhom
John Lawrence, was seen by a son Of DIR. McCon
nell TO go to the room while the family was Al
dinner. Lawrence was arrested by ofdcer Hotch
kiss and taken before Justice Walter, who dis
missed the case, there being no evidence of the
guilt Of Lawrence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21

ARREST AND EscAPE.-Early on sunday morn
ing the police Of the sixth Ward arrested, In a
house on Seventh street east, John Maddox and
Zach. Swan, who were drunk and disorderly, and
locked them up In the eastern lookup for trial;
but during the morning they broke out-Maddo1
leaving watch in the hands Of the police, which
is ample security for such fine az would have
been imposed. This, we belive, is the fourth 60.
cape nom this place within two months. Can
not the house be repaired, or q more suitable
place procured