Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-02

The CATHOLIC JUBILEl.-The month CON.
menoing with Sunday next and ending on
Tuesday, April 4th, having been designated by
the M ,sr Rev. Archbishop Of Baltimore for
obtaining the indulgence Of the present jubilee
OF thanksgiving and supplication, 1t will be
commenced at the II O'Clock mass on Sunday
next at st. Patrick's st. Dominicks and ST.
AloYsius Churches, and will be continued one
full week. Each church may determine at
what tine during the month to commence this
jubilee
These churches will be opened the entire
month from early morn to late at night, and
will no doubt be crowded at the various ser
vices. which will take place at st. Patrick's
and st. Dominlcks at and o'clock q. m. and
2 p. m during the week, and at st. Aloysius at
So, =, 10 O'Clock a. m. AID and ~ p. m.
At st. Aloysius, besides the jubilee, retreat
will be held, which will be conducted by Rev.
Father B. A. Mcclure, formerly Of this church,
assisted by Rev. Father O'Conner, formerly
bishop Of Pittsburg II is expected that Father
ing as well as every evening during the week.
At this church many Of the clergy from the
Georgetown College will assist.
Archbishop Spalding in his pastoral letter
says:
ain the first Pastoral Letters. which duty
requires Us to address to you, it is Our happy
privilege to be the bearer Of good tidings OF
Pastor, Plus TX, has again opened the treasury
of the Church to all the faithful Of Christen-
dom, and proclaimed q olemn Jubilee Of
This is the fifth Jubilee which he has an
nounced during his eventful Pontihcate Of
nineteen years. The first was one Of Joy, on
the occasion of his suspicious election to fiji tn
CHAIR Of Peter, in 1916; the second was in 1850,
the regular period for the Jubilee, and 1t was
one partly of joy for his return from exile at
Gaeta, and partly OF sorrow for the terrible
ravages made by a bloody and uncalled for
revolution, which had driven him from his
See; the third-in 1S5i-was one Of united sup.
plication. to implore the light Of heaven to
thoritatiyely defining the doctrine of the I'M
maculate Conception: the fourth-in 1s5s-was
inspired by the holy Joy which overf1o wed his
paternal heart, after he had witnessed the de-
voted loyalty of his people during trium-
plant progress he had made through portion
OF his States-since snatched from him, alas !!
by the rapacious violence Of a neighbor pow
erful as he was inscriptions; and the fifth is
that now proclaimed, to awaken the attention
of all Christendom to the torrent Of pestilent
errors which are now prevailing and threat
with 1t all civil society, and to unite all the
faithful followers of Christ in one general and
earnest supplication to God, that he would
mercifully interpose to control the storm and
avert the impending danger"
U. S. SUPRRMK COURT, March 1.-On motion
OF Hon. J. M Howard, A. T. McReynolds,
Esq, OF Michigan, was admitted an attorney
and counsellor of this court.
On motion Of Hon. Frances Herman, Othan-
lei 7. Atwood and Leonard q. Kilham, Esqs.,
ceunsellors Of this court.
On molten Of Hon. Reverdy johnson, John
L. Miner, Esq, Of Ohio, was admitted an at
torney and counsellor of this court.
No 279. The Milwaukee and Minnesota
Railroad Company, appellants, VS.. James T.
Soutter ct al, survivors, &c. The argu-
meat of this cause was continued by Dir. Cary
ana Mr.. Carlisle for the appellees, and con-
cluded by MIR. Carpenter for the appellants.
No. $50. The Milwaukee and Minnesota Rail-
road Company and A. Fleming, appellants, VS.
To- S~r.A
gument Of this cause was commenced by MIR.
Carpenter for the appellants and continued
by Mr. Cary for the appellees. Adjourned.
HAnRAs CORPUS CAsE-Yesterdsv Lucy
Stanwood was brought from Jail. on q writ or
habeas corpus, before Judge Fisher, and after
a hearing she was ordered to be dis charged on
her own receEnixance. The petitioner was ar
rested On the charge of the larceny Of about
S1e0 from man named w. H 1ibbetts, and
it appeared that she resided in a house Of i'll
repute in Rockers Division, and TibSetts
sometimes visited her. On the occasion of one
Of his visits they got to drinking, and she
asked the loan of some money, when he pro-
duced a roll of notes, which she took, she
says, for the fun of tie thing. and refused to
return 1t. Tibbetts asked her to retprn it,
which she refused to do, and he procured her
arrest. W. ]. Miller, Esq, for petitioner.
CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Carher.-The
case OF Lucien Peyton agt. Sweeney j. Huyck
is still on trial. This case grows ont OF trans
dCliOnS IN ROlu. Inc controversy ARISES out Oh
a contract between the parties, the defendants
engaging to buy gold On margin put up by
the plaintiff, with condition that if a Sudden
fall or rise took place the defendants would
sell immedat.Iy. The plaintiff alleges that
the defendants violated this engagement, and
the plaintiff thereby suffered great loss. THIS
case is very intricate, and there are several
others of like Character Oh the calendar.
Messrs. Bradley fer plaintiff and W. d. Da-
yidge for defendants.
NEW SINGING AND PIANO FoRTE CLAssgs-
Professor Alex. Wolowski, the distinguish
pianist and vocalist, continues piano forte and
singing lessons by his admirable new and sim
pliaed system. We would advise all who wish
to make fine musicians not to lose this opper-
tunity. Professors residence is 353 9th street,
between III and / streets.
LADIES, every lady should call at the Dollar
Jewelry Store and see the beautiful goods
just received. for only ono dollar, at No. as
Pa. av., near * St m 1-2.*