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ORPHANS COURT, Judge PUrcel.-Yester-
day, letters OF administration were issued to
Francis Genau on the estate Of John Genau;
10 Mary Kicker on the estate of Lawrence
Kicker, and to John p. Murphy ON the estate
Thomas Raglan was appointed guardian to
the orphans OF Daniel Raglan John p Murphy
10 orphans of Thomas Neary.
The will OF the late Caroline ThouStou was
fully proved and admitted to probate.
The fro and final account of Peter O'Don-
eghue, executor OF NJ. Mccarthy: the thirteenth
account OF ]. =. Pepper, executor of Dorcas
Calvin, and the balance and distribution of
the estate OF p. O'Donoghue, were approved
and passed.
TRIAL OF THE NEW STEAM ENGINR.-Yes.
terday the new steam hre-engine, ordered from
the Amoskeag Works at Manchester, N H.,
for our paid fire department, and placed in
charge OF No. 3 company, had a trial in front
OF the Caty Hall, in the presence OF the Mayor,
the nre commissioners, the chief engineer, and
NUMBER OF spectators. Five minutes after
the fires were lighted the engine was fairly at
Work, throwing two one. inch streams above
the nag stan on the top OF the building, at the
same time drawing water from the reser yoir
The trial was highly satisfactory TO all who
witnessed it, and the commissioners received
the congratulations of some Of our citizens on
having secured so fine piece OF apparatus.
HAMMACK's.-StraRgers visiting Washing
ton during inauguration times, congregated in
crowds in front of Hammacks display Of
choice meats, game, &c, and fingered long
admiring the good things set before the guests
OF all passing by. The most inviting spread
at Hammack's is, however, decidedly, upon
his tables, on which the so remarkably choice
eatables he provides, and his proverbially fine
wines and liquors are served in q style unsur-
passed in the crack restaurants of New York
WORTHY OF NOTE. Notwithstanding the
large number OF persons present on the Attn in
slant, there was not one single commitment to
the county jail, and but one on the following
day, and that for petit larceny. This fact Is
worthy OF public notice, and speaks much for
the decorumDf the masses here, as well as for
the police. 1t is but seldom in ordinary times
mat there are not one or more admissions TO
the Jail per diem.
JUSTICES OF THE PRACE-The Senate has
confirmed the following Justices Of the Peace
Tor the county OF Washington j. Rutherford
Worster, Charles p. Wannall, Charles Z. Web
ster; John a. Rowland, Henry Reaver, SamT
i. Douglass, Henry Lyles Charles Walter
Jonathan w. Barnaclo James Gull John III.
johnson.
GRAND BALL Tomorrow night the Cow
eminent Fire Brigade give grand ball at the
Patent Once Building. A portion of the funds
is to be devoted TO the soldiers relief fund of
the District 1t Will undoubtedly be superb
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

nEER SKINS WANTEDl-Th subscribers will
~ pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS,
At their BucksIin GLOVE Mandatory, los High
nov is. SAMsBURa lBnRT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

w NTlD-sECOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS 9AKRITs, BLgs. BED.
description B. BUCHLY, 400 7th street,
jeS-h between & and II. east side
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AUCTION SAL&.
FUTURE RAYR.
10y BROOKBR 4 BELLEw, Auctioneers.
- No. 36S 7th ST., one door above L

sales by Auction EVERY EVENING. At 2
scioSh. OF full assor tment of Dry Goods. Cloth
sseesa Gears shirts and Drawers. Soaps, erfumery,
g ana pMndnss, Albums, Notions, RAnW
Cast ~dvanced on merchandise
Out do~r sale prom pity attended to
FEB I'll I'm BROOkER a BELLEw AuotS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

WANTED-Three Or four active energetic
" MEN. well acquainted in the city. to solicit
life and fire insurance risks From 50 to IS day
may be made. Apply between Il and 10 O'Clock at
No. D, first floor Intelligencer Buildings, It'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

ITO LET-A STORE, No. 24J Pa. av., bet 18th
and 18th sts,. south side Possession given
immediately. Inquire on the premises, up stairs.
side. me- 3t~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08

GRAND BALL Tomorrow night the Gov
Patent Once Building. A portion of the funds
is to be devoted TO the soldiers relief fund of
the District. Ii Will undoubtedly be q superb
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-08
FOB RENT AND SALE.

ENOR RENT.Three large and very desirable
F-TRNISHED ROOMS at No 2i fpdians av
enue, between Sd and ~ SITS. Street pass the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-15

The News OF JEFF. DAvfs's CAPTURE
created great Joy among the people who read the
Newspapers, and when tho,e Who do not, heard the
elad tdnr,," they became missionaries to other
Lenrhted people thus circulating the news until 10
became universally tnorn throughout the city.
ono entcfpisine citizen, reading on Orange street,
near Plymouth Church wrote out In large lotters,
on a huge sheot Of paper, the official dispatch Of
Secretary stanton, which he affixed TO one Of tho
trees in front Of his residence. perusal Of this
"buletn" gave great satisfaction to the crowds Of
people that gathered around Il on thoir way 10 Mr..
Beeches church. In the church tho pastor delivered
an eloquent sermon from the text concerning tho
reward that IL reaped bv those Who sow In conclu-
zion Mr.. Beecber spoke Of two Presidents who bad
been planting different kinds Of seed. one Of them
bad lust been laid away In bis tomb, followed by
mourning millions ard other millions would con-
tnue to honor hi. memory while the sras. grew, and
flowers continued 10 bloom above the place
where Abraham Lincoln was buried The harvest
gathered BY the other President was d,tinsy alluded
10 b. Nj Beecher, who appropriately introduced and
read the telegram announcing the capture OF Jefferson
Davis, red handed traitor. whom Mr.. Beecher said
II did not beft him a Minister Of Chiisrs gospel TO
wish hanged, but twas quite Consistent with his
duty citizen and Christian 10 expect that Presi-
dent johnson would not in,eipo,e any obstacles TO the
course Of Justice whatever decison was arrived at In
regard to him who had .o~cd the seeds Of disunion,
and Wa now on bis way 10 reap the harvest thereof
The applause that ed the remarks Of Mr. Beccher
sufficiently testified that tie audience thought so
too"
FIGHT BETWEEN FIRHMEN AND POLICEMEN.
About A. NJ, yesterday, come Of Hoe Co. lGs
ftemen were conEregated In North I'd street +. D..
when Ofc,r, Lee and walsh advised them to dis-
perse, which they did. subsequently they attacked
the officers with stones, and in the fsht Oiicer
walsh had hand mashed. When the fight wa at
Its hefht, the stones fyng about their heads thick
ly, the officers fired lev rhOts from their revolver,
and succeeded In capturing Michael Farrell and
tax M him TO the station house. Two Of the reinen
are reported shot, one Of them badly In the groin.
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General Intelligence.
ny Mad 10 Il. l.s ysri Sun. !

A GUERILLA supposed 10 be Qusntreu, Of tho
lawrence massacre notoriety, WAS wounded by
1'rrelrsscouts, near Taylorsvillc, Ky, on wcdne5-
day and lodged In the military prison at Louisville.
sEcarTAlT sEwARD il still rapidly approving.
lie has regsined the OF his arm, and writes with
ease, although the arm is still still. The wounds Of
Mr. Frederick Seward are still subject to hemorrh-
age from time 10 time.
Il. NJ 7. HUSTER, formerly United States sena-
tor FROM Virginia, then senator III tie Rebel Con-
grels, and late Peace Commissioner, has been
arrested by an order Of the government and placed
in confinement on board gunboat in the James
River.
MAS. PKERISL charged with assisting the rebel
cavalry In plundenng ,ho train between Baltimore
and Philsdephis, during the rebel invssioni last
summer, set upa ples on Saturday through her
counsel, Mr. Corwln, that the military comm ssion
has no right to try Jurisdiction over hor case.
The court overrulcd the plea.
Tue subscriptions 10 the seven-Thrty loan on
Saturday melted thirty pillion. four hundred
and tCty-one thousand, nine hundred and I'M
daldrs. TIC balance Of this loan will probably
AL be taken this morning. Another loan Of $780,,
600 0OO in Seven and Thrce-,enths, will he issued
\ GREAT sensation was created At Liverpool on the
afternoon Of MAY "a, on the receipt OF telegram
from Queenstown, announcing that wilkes Booth had
arrived there on the Edinburgh and captured.
1t afterwards turucd out that the arrested
pateurer ramcd O'Neill, who brap resemblance
TO Booth. lie was, OF course, liberated.
TuE mail boats from washington, u. c. and Bal
umore, are every day crowded down with passen-
,erA all bound up the james river The mail
boats from Richmond bring down, every after
noon, large numbers OF the southern people gong
North, snd TO Europe in search Of business. or
some means Of employment
TnE Marquis de Montholon, on Saturday, pre-
sen,ed 70 the President his credentials as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotcntsry from
tho French Emperor. In his address, he said thai
tho glorious traditions Of the past have made
! France never indifferent 10 the doshnies OF this
Republic, and new interests are every day dcv.l.
opng to cement more closely this noble and an.
Gent alliance The President, in reply, welcomed
tie Marquis and said that the people Of this coun
Try have uAdit 1nal regard for France, which
must continue to flourish unless checked by evenu
most uncommon and net 30 10 anticipated by
ordinary foresight.
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From Europe,
Five Bay-' Later News.

tnUU.cd'- y summary s,ut T.r" TirJir'i"y
lHc NotiyGsl Stcgm Sav SALON CO.'s s,lcw steamer
Virginia Cspt. lrwo', left Iiy, rool about noon on
ms -a Of Nlv for New York Via Quccaaocu. Tho
p's'siuAlon OF n 'idrnt Lincoln continued 10 10
N' al rcunlinf topic, and irdi-railon meeting.
~''e suI ot d,ll' occurrence in all directions. In
thc ilonsc OF lorda me l,t ir ', Earl Eus,oIl,
alr',Ibly touat'cc, moved 40 atdrcfs . Ter Majesty
70 1-'r re 'o.row nqh 20. lmation tnc House at
Hit fo t.H II,r N.rr'y % communicate he .,rti
mon's ol t.r rsr gi r' House to the Government Of
lel ri nd. r,p.,s ed 20 'ho Go,oinmrnt 81 tbe
ui'o S.r"e Tie BORROW 3rd rrrr.tvith which Ale
t',.h her ahl Htf'rcc OF the criminal net hirh hnI
lrn.ivui him OF lo, and Acr cuuIc sympathy Niih
IT,, Ma M had ai,o rn resscd TO 10 WIZ 'S s5 Si,r
rt, o Mis- Lincoln lchy"ltg cNprcs-ins her syinpa.
o., 90 tnc great bereavement sho IN. sustained kul
l. % l.u pi"rtlod t9tNto IA warm TEN tho
Ntt|.'oi Nj Lincoln, and HE fitness Tor the dltcuIt
Iu-..ilu h.ch h' fulfilled.
Iuo IAil OF lethy, after ntimatlns that he should
lNy rpirrIei teru,uuon To motion Tor an address
ttd, moHI other things, tua there were many IN the
| luUd r'Atos Who lcatyU that IN ENGLAND there i.
nm uut ndly feeling 10 America. "Ihiuk," ie
sdii' ihrr conll ha'dh have ieco ed mo'c com.
r.H,t l1r-GclI Llueolns icath haa been receiN ed
| ia his country"
Amer lev words from Lord strstiord de RedclGo
the molten was agreed to ntn diI.
! In lhe House Of Commons the motion tor an A.
lstu lu'mUriou SEs unable 70 perform the duty on
account q limos It!s remarks agreed In spirit viii
tuus OF iall Kussel IN the ppeI House. being hilhI
/ tu.o-ltt.cO t the tuc,usoi PIE ident.
| NJ. lis uc. tCcoutr! the address and pointed on
| hom historical pIecricnt- that assAisinAtion hat
It.tI tNAn-'- The history Of the word. lie Couclud
| a. lp.'se .-' Aoreior' a. this moment. wluls
st'dndlus the addr,lr TO the CIOuu, would take tn
,rso thulN Of Expressing my terNent hope that ION
ihls AHlAl t.t.., lguu the violent demise of thei
| 'h'" 'A' AW''ltAh itapc Wll become 80 chlrtenc,
ana It- 'nt'd thht tnr' will once more resume thu
SoHt o' p'N.l and prosperity which they we're beor
| mankind" tLAveTsl
The addT''s Was then put by the Speaker, an,
| agreed TO unanimously.
Admiral fltzroy, the head If the Meteorolosica
| pepal mont had COMMITTED suicide by cutting bI
throat with TAeT' Supposed cause, eyer-studJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-15
The uomcward March.

Hd'h,Hst.u ray lJ.-Ihe Army Of the Potomac
b" rll reached the doionces south Of the Potomac,
ANA ten. Musdrs heNIIumtols are Al Fort Albany,
on tho roai irou Ions Bridge to ailey's Cross Roads
Tho Second Corp, MAJ -ucn. Hun phtcy, and tho
ti,h Co1s, Ma .nen Griffin, viii eucAmp in the
vicinity Of The railroad leading from Falls Church 10
lcc'tu'rl, although the p'Hnsncut camping grounds
have not been fixed upon. Ma'or-G,u. sherman,
hc'dluarter are established a. Alexandria, and hi,
army 10 today uaichins hcm Fredericksburg to
that r'lc" vlcrc It viii probably so into camp out
siio the ior1layauous whore wood aud water may be-
most convenient Gcn. sLori an's cavalry corp. III
io bee .u'-lar o. Wednesday AL those troops
slil tursfp .ituin tue l,mt' OF this department, a.
though the Army Of tho ro'omsc, ten Shcrman's
army, AMI the cavalry corp, wall fc'aia he prcscut
organization, end uansnct ia military busiues.
through Tue n uur official channel, Ne lo.ore,
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

THE CAPTURE OF JEFF. DAvIs.-The solom-
nifty Of the sabbath was agreeAbly disturbed yeser
day, by the announcement Ia the Sunday papers that
the Rrch-trGitoT had been captured. AS the news
rapidly spread from home to hcme, demonstrations Of
JOY were made by many people Some put out their
has-' and others forgot the sanctty OF the day by
dancing for Joy at the arrest Of man
whom all recognized the ruling spiTit
OF the great rebellion Anxiety to learn the particu
lars Induced many persons to visit the newspaper Of
hcel whore but fey additional paTtieulAu vars oh
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tanned. IN many the thurehe, Secretary stanton's
dispatch al, and received with demonstrations
fsppause. Throughout the city far . our report
could learn but one feeling, tina, Of ,sisacion'
vas manifested BY all clas,es
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-15

Mr. ". Irtcot' senior member q the firm Of Pres
c.'f r. oto 2 Co., ltftHg Ifu.nu. NDI ato commit
t'u -ult,de. oFiua 10 . morbid state Of MUD into
which We haH fsilsr d.
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serious nature ~ .
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abALduume mt of san Domingo, ~ ~ aRhnht 81 VOICE
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DRY GOODS.

AT KINZEY's THIS wREK-BARGAINs
= - -'' 3s.CSo BbYNETs and BLooaERs.
IN ALL TIE NEW SHAPES
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Illumination Of NIr. How'd

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ARTICLES FOas SALE.

A FRESH MICH GOAT FOR SALE
IA cheap at $50 Hudson av Brooklyn. bV
pIRD SEED-RAPE, HEMP AND canary
Dsaed Tor sale, by VI, BENNETT 100 Front At. S4v
NURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
" 49, SO and no at PAR At the sun office count
er. Also pennies. -
nor SALE-ONE SELF-ACrlON FOOT
Il lathe Of the most improved plan; can cut screws
to the inch to 40 Can le seen Vt No. J. oodhuls,
south Brooklyn between and i. N. 40
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Too Late for Classification.

WANTLD--A SITUATION AS COOK BY
W co.J.cl woman. Apply 1t MIR. JALsON's
In the rear Of % Narick st. 90
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-13
fh, Constitution Amended.


In The Jefferson Circuit Couf oil Kentucky.
Judge Johnson has decided that The Cons!i-
ruiional Amendment sbolishing slavery has
been adopted, the requisiIs number of States
having ratified the Amendment General
Palmer, commanding the military depart.
meni that embraces Kentucky, has issued a
proclamation desiring that slavery has
ceased in that SIa.e. As the Legislature OF
Kentucky has Tot adopted the Amendment,
ihs proclamation OF General Palmer mnst
be based upon the action Of other S,sles in.
cIcdins elk of the States that were attached
10 The late Confederacy, whose ratification
has made up The complement of States
requisite Tor the adoption of The Amend
ment clause. Senator Sumner. on the FIRST
day OF lhs session of The present Congress,
@inroduced concurrent resolution, declar-
atorY of The adoption of the Constitutional al
Amendment aboIishing slavery" There
fore, there appear in the record the jadg-
meni o! Stale Conr, the proclamation OF a
Federal officer commanding a military de-
panment, and the resolution of a Uoiied
States Senator who leads the Radical parry
in the Legislative branch TO which he be-
longs. all affirming that The Constitutional
Amendment has been adoP,ed through the
ratification of The requisite number OF States
A fact vouched for by Legislative, by
Judicial and by military authority, should be
considered sufficiently established 10 compel
al least those branches OF our Government
to abide by its legitimate consequences.-
Kentucky hss not ratified the Constitutional
Amendment, but the two Csrolinas, Geor-
gia, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas and Ten
Dessee have done so, aud the Federal mill
tary power in Kentucky takes advantage OF
the legislative action Of these States, as
within the Union, To accomplish a mod
| ificaiion OF the Constitution oi the Republic
Such Q consumation IL one OF very seriou-
import, and should he established upon
EuTs foundation. The Iegisis'iv i've action oi
The Southern S,aes is vaIuelrss in the pretn-
ises il the.e stains as States - deai-i ~ he
national legislature. and While they are fct
bidder. representation in that Legislature
! they cannot be regarded a. being invested
\ with The auribu,es of Sta'es-Judse John.
sioa, General Palmer and Senator Sumnsi
have exhibited remarksbls haste in apply
ing the Safe lesislation OF the South To The
furherance of the pet purpose of the Rsdi
cals; but while insisting upon the results o
a fact, they must accept the fact ilself.--
They CANNOT scknewledgs the effect ana
ignore the cause The adoption of tbs
constituiioral aasEdmeat involves the r.s
csssisy 10 admit the rehabilitation Of ihs
Southern States within the Union, and jhi
necessilstes ihs admission Of their rspresefl
/ tziIzes into ihs Federal Con2ress.--kel