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Evening star., 1866-12-03
FROM EUROPE.
I BY the Atlantic Gable to the United st tes
- and European News Aseociation.l

BY the AtIantc OAole 70 the United st Sfee
~ and European News Aseociation.l
LoEpoS, Dec 2-Evenmg.-Colonel Meaney,
well-known ana prominent Fenian, has been
arrssted by Go vernment otii iciaIs and placed
n BLACKWELL prison under a strong guard.
| /. LIVERPOOL, Dec. .2-Evening-Tnersa are in =
dIcations here of trou bls from the Irish popu-
Iaiion, and precautions are being taken by
Government with view 10 its prompt sup
preston. The countermandisg OF orders for
volunteers to leave for Ireland was made in
this connection, as their services may be re-
| quired at home.
DUsLIs, Dec. 1-Eveniug-Ener meas
ures on The part OF the Government are being
rapidly adopted. The county of Limerick was
| TO day proclaimed as being under martial law,
in order TO prevent an outbreak which was
deemed. 10 be imminent. A large number Of
arrests have been made of suspected parties,
both in the city and county OF L,merich Ar.
rests are also being made in this city and other
parts Of Ireland. s.'
Cork, ICELAND, Dec at is sta ted that the
British Government has countermanded the
orders FOR transportation Of English volunteers
10 this city and other places in Ireland.
DUBLIN, Dec. 2-Evening.-(}reat excite
ment here relative TO the activity OF English
officers in making arrests OF persons belle we'd
TO be implicated IN the Fenian movement
great many arrests have been made and are
growing more numerous hourly.
+ GLASGOW, Dec. 2-From various move.
ments on the part OF the Irishmen and their
sympathzers' IN this city and vicinity, fears
are entertained that the Fenian movement has
extensive ramfications here. sEEF
PARIS, Dec. 2.-It is stated here that the de-
ctsion OF the French Government In refusing
TO accede to the demands OF Great Britain for
the extradition of Lamarande has been ac-
quiesced IN by the British Minister of Foreign
Affairs
PARIS, Dec. 2-Evening.-The announce
ment has been made public here tnat Mata.
moros, Mexico, has been seized and occupied
by American troops. and thai the French have
been driven out. This has caused profound
sensation in government circles and among
The people, and various conjectures are in
dulged in relative to complication which are
expected TO arise from such q course on the
part Of the American Government The En-
press Carlotta. OF Mexico, is stated 10 be diving
atMlramar. The Emperor MAMMALIAN is ex-
pected 10 reach Miramar in the course of two
weeks. and preparations are being made to
give him fitting reception upon Austrian
soil.
LONDON, Dec. 2-Evening-A Paris letter
states that the suit brought against the United
states Government by the builders of The cele-
orafed bordeaux IRON clad "Rains" is likely to
be settled by arbitration.
BERLIN, Dec. Prince Adalbert, high ad-
miral OF the Prussian navy, will soon pay
visit TO the United States for the purpose of
observing the American system OF naval con-
stru uctiOn.
FLORENCE, Dec at is announced semi
officially that the evacuation of Rome will
take place in ten days.
Evening star., 1866-12-03
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
.. NAVY -

The Secretary of the Navy, in his report
says
The reduction Of the naval force AT home
and the establishment and reinforcement of the
squsdrons abroad, with the repairing and
placing IN efficient condition the vessels and
machinery which had become worn and de-
feciIve by long and constant hard usage. have
conilnSed 10 be objects of paramount impor-
tance in the administration OF naval affairs
slnce my last ann uai report. While these re.
ducticBs from the war standard have contin ned
10 OCcGpy the attention and the efforts OF this
department. during the year, il has also been
Vigilant 10 organize and re. establish eff Gent
squadrons abroad, and, for the protection OF
American interests and the assertion Of Amer
lean rights, 10 have one or more OF our vessels
Visit every important point where our COM
merce has penetrated.
Al the close OF the war the Government had
Al us command an immense navy. composed
partly of vessels built for lighting purposes
and partly of vessels which had been captured
or We're purehased from the commercial ma
rlne and armed for the service.
The rebellion being suppressed and the cause
or prefe1t winch led To ID extiu guished. there
has been no obstacle TO the establishment
OF the Union and the restoration of fraternal
relations. save the passions and reseutments
incident 10 a civil war. Gradually our home
squadrons have been diminished and finally
wittdrawn, excepting a force W hIch has been
and y maintained in the Gulf with reference
as much 10 foreign as domestic affairs We
learn from the report that there are now In
actuai service l1J vessels carrying i,O29 guns
There are lald up not completed, repairing
and for sale, "a vessels, carrying 2,35l guns
The total number OF seamen in The naval and
coast survey service Is about 4, ,6OO men
The European, Asiatic, North Atlantic
South Auantic, North Pacific, South Pacific
and Gulf SGuadrons are no,iced q, some length
as are the voyages OF the Monadnock and Mi
antonCmab.
We have not room tor extended extracts
fTOIn the report. which further treats of the
Navy Yards, Naval Depot Tor Iron -eia1s
Harber Defecse, Promotions, Naval Academy
Apprentices, Seameu- Timber Lands, Pea
sIons, &e., &c ...
Evening star., 1866-12-03
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
TNE GENERAL LAND OFFICE

The report OF the Commissioner of the Cen
eral Land Office, jos. :. Wilson. Esq, 10 the
Secretary of the Interior, is an admirable doc
rrnent, setting forth the points treated with
great ciearress and succin -fnsss. II shows
!. The operation Of the pu blic land system in
fayorIbg settlements. ..-...
,. The procsedings whereby the right OF the
Un:tsd STATES was rendered absolute and COM
IIstS TO the western lsnds.
g. The ARIA Of western lands at the date of
tie uesty Of l33 with Great Britain, def aing
our hmits. .stNB . '.- 2 ia -i-t p
q Thar snthe public lands within our orig
nal l.mhs b. q been completely urvsysd; con-
uast N this respect with The British Islands
The early measures for restoring the rfrbr
CT The United States TO the Pacific, IN virtue OF
Evening star., 1866-12-03

~Seeing a wretehed looking lad on the
plains near the humboldt desert, nursing u
starving baby, q traveller asked him what IN @
matter was. wall now" responded the
youth. Il guess I'm kinder streakt. Ole dads
drunk; ole W oman's got the by -sterIcs; brot her
ter Sails down thar a courtin' of an entire
stranger; this yere baby's got the diaree the
wust sort; the teams clean guy out; the
wagons broke do wn: its twenty miles to the
next water-l don't care a d-n il never see
CaIiforney." r..- .-
Evening star., 1866-12-03

~Almon r. Lord, resident OF Pavilion
Wyoming county, was found dead I'm his own
barn. with pistol in his hand and a bullet
hole under his left ear. II appeared on an in :
quest held that deceased wanted 10 marry
gIrl, who refused him. On the refusal of the
him To change shirts, that he would meyer
want ano'her clean shirt. Soon after break
fast on Friday, he lett his brothers house
ana was not found until Sunday morning
The verdict of the Jury was-ssShot himseIfri
Evening star., 1866-12-03
rEI.FGRAMn. ke

All of the presiding Judges ~ the recent cleo.
tion in Baltimore have signed paper to be
presented to the House OF Representatives
stating that they have ''beeome con nvinced that
and Phelps ed and Sd, District Con gressmen)
were so cast by persons DISTINGUISHED for dss-
10y atty by the constitution OF Maryland, and
that although, as the judges OF The elec:ion,
we may not be able TO with n Cad ar cert ii aes
OF election from the latter, we are fully i'm j.
pressed with the belief that Messrs Th.,mas
and Stewart received = large majority of le gal
10y ballots cast and that therefore they
ought in view Of these facts, 10 occupy seats
IN the said Fortieth Con gress'' I, will be re-
nemsered that Thomas and Ste wArt were Re-
Phelps were Conservative candidates.
The ship Kate Dyer, of Portland, Captain
L@ayitt, eighty four days from Callao, withka
cargo Of loo tons Of guano, con sig ned to r. C.
Ferguson, Of New York, on the lst OF Decem-
Der, at O'Clock 50 minutes p- m, was un int
by the steamship Scotland, hence for Livsr-
pool, striking the Kate Dyer on the star board
bow, cutting her completely through. ana
causing her 70 sink IN an instant, giving those
who were saved BARELY time to get into the ooats
Thirteen Of the crew went dow the ship
Advices from Bogola state that the arch
bishop mas been expelled from the republic.
HIS papers and palace were seized by the Gov
eminent, and he was awaiting: passage to
France
The Norfolk press have formerly agreed TO
take dispatches only from the United States
and European TelegraphIc News ASSOCIATION
from this date.
1t is stated, but the authority is very cues
uonable, that Stephens, G. O. ]. r., is IL Bos-
ton ne gOtiatIng for a fleet Of ships To take a
large quantity of arms to Irelaad.
Chil!an citizenship is 10 be conferred upon
all citizens OF spanish America and tree trade
with all of the South American republics IS
being discussed.
The wreck of the steamer European. sunk
az AspIn wall by the nitro gly cerine explosion.
is 10 be removed '...f =
The war feeling against Spain in Peru Is on
the increase.
The fepian military Of Buffalo propose q
grand public parade on Tuesday
Colonel Prado, late Dictator of Peru has
been elected President almost unanimously
General CastilIoi to command the Cnilian
and Peruvian army.
Evening star., 1866-12-03

7 UMBERl LUMBERu
100 600 feet Of Virginia Pine JOist frsn 20 to 80
s soSs go feet Eastern shore Virginia Pine sprucs
sizes o'' 'N 1'Hsfe"'
i6oOW Cypress Shingles, (simmous 4 Davis No.
10000 Cypress Shingles, common brands and
4 eeod assortment oft 4, 81 and 50 White Pine,
prime. select and seconds, seasoned
iSScS feet Feet Yeiiow @ Pine presssa Flooring
1850 feet 4 = and 80 cagoiina ar, Flooring
Together with. general assortment Of all kinds
Of Lumber usually kept in q Lumber Yard. All OF
which offer for '. os 3 =. lowest tssSsD niss price
~ Office, No. q Water street,
no I'm Georgetown. ID. @.
GOAL Ar REDUCED PRICEs. ---------
Lecnst Mountain, Chestnut, a. ..
Do Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Furnace, Do. Steamers,
BsitimOys Company Stove, Do. Egg, Do. Fur
Boston Run Stoss, Do. Egg. very superior Coal,
EsSish Foundry, sss..
Diamond Vein, Stove and Ees, ss7s
IE!Lsaas ysIlsy; a Pc Do. ssas
OAK and Pine woSoD. Of the very best Qsality. .
Nov !. ihs % .i%e for families to put in their win
% ordsrss dspa ai, os received .. cur ONCE. 4ss 9Th
stTsss sS between ssd sSSwS soS q foot
nois.f 465 9Th street, between Z and r.
WINBLOW'e . SWEET O0RH, IN CANS.
q large invoice fresh from the packers. in Port
land, Ne For ssje in large and small guam ntitiss,
by EN-. p. KING SON,
nos .t King Place.
IN Life on the Border, Illustrated. Annual Oy-
:ssIsdi: fog Isss: Go!dytn ep,tns LsSsq;ss ST 30 on
ilton. Tho emeraM. sdiSsa by BDss Sargent
RANOK TAILOR.
ITOR BALE or tHNf-A hns toas Plano,
L nodsrn style, With stoea snd soysr, ia-
fsncy Store, 500 street. near 18th. usSvs
eo2-u
Evening star., 1866-12-03
PROPOSALS.
U hhCHITkCTS.
LANs AND SPECIFICATIONS FOE NEW
BnlLDINGs FOB THE WAR DBPAkTMESr

TO AkCHITECrs.
TLANs AND SPECIFICATIONS FOE NEW
BTILpIhGs FOB THE WAR DBPAhrMENr
Architects are invited to prepare plsnas aud
speclhcstions, and estimates Of cost, for re-
the site now occupied 10y the War Department
snd adjacent vacant around. in Washington,
The buildings required should have a su perhcial
area ss large as the site seiected viii sdnit oi.
lstirg to ihe subject will be furnished 20 Arch
t@ssts @ aesirins to e1mpete for the work, upon ap-
rncauon' Personally, or BY letter, TO the under
a premium ef ss coo for the frs, of sa,oO for the
second and OF 81 ,e00 for the third most accepta-
tie plans and specihcstiens received, will be
Se scsid % ms
duty Of :eleetine site and prep.ring pans and
Isrtmsnt under act of Congress approved July
ooSn. 70 tns
Recorder Of the Board. Ord nance Office. winders
Bu,idlr Nv ..nins ton d. o.. On or before the lst
The Board win reserve the risAt to reject any or
bic for the purpose, as well as to retain any al
0' 'f0e' 0' ''e 00'for J. rREApwrLL.
no 2-lm Breyet Lieut.. Gel, o 6. A, Recorder.
TREAsuBT pIPARTMIsT. 80,
- o@es Of SHPe,sis,as Areai,se,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once
nishins and dsiirerinS iesn 500 01 losd.
Of Sand and one thousand q -oooD loads Of Gravel.
The sand must be sharp, clean and of such grain
as 10 best suited TO n asoury and the gravel must
be free from clay, Of the most suitable size for
coBcrete The bidder must 81 bmit pecimens Of the
material must be delivered st such places the
Treasury Building may be designated By the
Supervising Architect. and the whole Of the
amount must be delivered By or before the ist day
OF March, 1857, The price must include all the
hasiing and unloading The m.tsriais viii be in
as Of the treasury Ertsssion, - sod any NOS equal
IN quality TO the SAM pie VIII be re9ectet.
The Department reserves the right TO accept
or reject any all bids IL may be deemed for its
interess to DO.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for
Sand and Gravel. - asd addressed to the Superyis-
ing Architect Of the Treasury Department.
A. b. MULLETT,
nol9-h Supervising Architect.
Evening star., 1866-12-03

@Late Paris fashions say the winter bon-
nets are wee little bit more reasonable in
shapei there is even an approach TO a crown,
and the sty lie Is mixture of The Marie Stuart
and Catalan shapes. Felt will be m uch worn.
When grey, il is edged and decorated with any
color which the taste OF the wearer NAV choose
but violet and dark blue are the fsyorite nues
FROM the tiny crown there fall over the hair
bows and ends of hack lace; whilst tags with
bohs and baffs danzle from the velvet knots
which ornament the top of the bonnet.
Evening star., 1866-12-03

WHAT 1T is TO HAvRA VOICE "-rha, the
public may be able 10 put the proper CONNER
cal value upon sAcoree hereafter. We will
state for Fhsirs IN formation that Madame Pa
repa receives upwards OF one und drsd ,IIars
a day. or psarly i've dolists for every hour Of
hsrsishi moEibs epesssment IN America. Al
the rate sne sinSs-ahoui fopr songs per nisn,
-erch song brings her in so,na'h, ny INK ,hiit
dollars. Brignoli is equally well paid.
Evening star., 1866-12-03

~ In the suit Of Repon, charged with coun-
terteiting. now pending before the courts of
New 1 0rk Mr.. Spencer IN pleading for the
defence said, "that three- -fourths of the detec-
tives engaged 10 break up counterfeiting were
in league with the counterfei,ers."
81 The use of a wire tiler-rope is stated 10
be the principal reason why there was not a
terrible loss of life in the case ef the recent
burning OF the steamer Won Phui on the Low
er Mississippi. The usual tillar-rope would
soon have been burned off and The boat would
have become unmanageable.
81 An educated Virginia farmer saws tnat
alter having had Il large experience with white
laboreIs- both foreign and native, he has come
10 he conclusion that the world cannot pro-.
duce more skilful and efficient farm lahorer
than Il weii-traiDtd Virginia negro who Is
willing 10 work.
~ II Is stated that SHARKS are sold in the
Pans FISH markets. They are cIassed IN the
CITY tariff as ''curostes." but become fish in
the hands OF purchasers, and figure in the
bills OF the restaurants as sturgeon or funny
One lately sold was more than nine feet long.
~ Therese has retired Ia fashionable cIer-
gyman, with the bronchitis and hatfui of
money. ...-r ..
DA vsritable racceon was killed a. few
days ago In Honiton, Maine,-the first speci-
men ever seen there.
DArchdeacon Dennison, of England, ad :
yises game OF foot ball after sermons on
Sunday, ........... ..irzs ...-r..-
81 In Texas, where farmers own 2oG00 haa d
OF cattle, Goshen butter is used upon their Ia :
bles. 't ....
- A lazy fellow lying down on The grass,
SAID ION, how l wish this was called work,
and Well paid for. -. q. .. ....--..t.. er..
One gentleman alone has q thousand
souls. white people altogether. ON .he way
from Georgia TO his lands in Trinity county.
Texas. sr'.r
R-The most astounding fish story yet told
Is The statement by Profes sor Agassiz that in
Brazil they have species of fish which can
climb trees! --Ftl -.#.
~IndIans on the Texas frontier are hacom
ing very troublesome. Our troops should
make Indian pudding Of them.g 81 .I. -
~ As ii is chiefly only the wealthy VINO can
afford TO invest largely in poultry at present
prices, II rs SAID that riches are taking to them
selves wings.
~Coal is cheaper IN New fork-on some
kinds a decline of seventy. five cents per. ton
has been experienced, and on others one dollar
and forty cents. r.. o.. -la.r
~Thc"M Mormon poetess. Miss Carmic hazel,
has left Utah the wife OF GENTLE phy ysician
of California fH- if. .. - . = q
Evening star., 1866-12-03

~ young man named Perry recently
committed suicide at OskaIoosa. Iowa He
had offered himself in marriage to Miss Mary
Hall OF that city. She rejected him, and un-
der the excitement resulting from the reiec-
ton, be determined 10 Kill Miss Hall and then
commit suicide. His plan, as he stated, was
TO Kill her on her way from ch urch on Sunday
evening, bat the lady. learning of his threats
mad protection with her. On the following
morning Perry committed suicide
Evening star., 1866-12-03

~ A ChIcsgo Snowman of European Cir
Gus" nouerIety, was lately .'cornered" by his
faithful wife, who, As he did not return al an
"early hour" went forth into the cold and
chilling blasts, and through the assistance of
4 policeman "corraled" Mr.. Howe as the
registered occupant of a room at a hotel in
company with a beautiful and celebrated
equestrienne, which circumstance added
somewhat to the statistics of marital iAfidelity
of that m odel municIpality
Evening star., 1866-12-03
STOVES, &c.
DENTISTRY.

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.nsye'E hs%s Ey.5nu S,se. R,.scvs,y !. Dsr,i.ty&15
S son. nsyns e Teeth .S s1tsses would sdvise them
ss}ESn ss.}Sn ont Tseth inserted on Rabbsr, Gold and
PLY. An srdef that al persons should
10 be convinced Of the fast call and see for your.
selves, Also, call and ooe the psV and impfeyed
OeSnod Of inserting Teeth
streets, ~
iea-H 9. 3. LlwIH. n. D.. Dsntist.
II. LOOMS, H. D.,
The inyepter and Psteates Of the AIHBRAL
rLAIG TEETH, attends peronaliy at tH0
sis once IN thi. city. Many persone
wear these teeth Who cAanot wear others, $3.50
ma no person can wear others who cannot wear
Psreons calling st my once can be aoooumoda-
ed With any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
nre, but to these who particular, and wish the
Iurest, cleenest, strongest And most perfect den:
eure sbea art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH
Will be more fully warranted +.
kooms In this oity-No 33S Pean'a avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10Th sts. Also, S01 Arch street,
Philadelphia. : = = = =, oc 10-ly
Evening star., 1866-12-03
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
EDUCATIONAL.

II ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL -
Il II u duties of this institution will be resumed
sn Sept Is, 1865 For terms, &c. see catalogue
and circular at the principal bookstores of this
city, or address the principal pr
aus EPARSON Ns, Catonville, Nd
Evening star., 1866-12-03
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, DC.

Corner PeaRo. drsays and T.rslffh street, vEAY
WaShiagisa, ID. {. lk:W|S
Situated In the most central location the city, t,
midway between the
CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION,
Only short distance from oil the Departments,
Patent and Post Oaces, Smithsonian Institute,
etc. DUDLEY 90,
no 2l'd Proprietors.
Evening star., 1866-12-03
nols-d

Orders left at Hall Hume o, 0rocers. No. 40
Market Space. Louisisns avenue. between 7th ana
Sth atreets. will be promptly attended TO. Once
oceeIm So ''' BAUM.
Evening star., 1866-12-03

EMRICHS REjTAURANT =
II No. $40 PennA avenue, near 9th street.
p. ENRICH wishes to inform his friends and the
public generally that he now keeps CON 4 n a
stantly on hasd 0YSTERS. fresh every VSRy
. day, prepared In every style. lk:| ~
His WINES and LIQ UORS cannot be sur rpAsse7
Call and give him q trial. oc T II
Evening star., 1866-12-03

EAlR AGD FESTIVAL.
The Ladies' Of the Z street Baptist Church will
hold q FAIR and rEsTIyAL in the Lecture
Room of the Church TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and friday EVENINGS, Decem .
Der 4, q, s. and Z, 1876
TICKETS 10 CENTS. e3ets
Evening star., 1866-12-03

WI. KSABE COS PIAhos,
pRIxcr q 90. 9 ORGANS AND ME- 0xV
L0DEOHs, s
or sale and rent on easy terms. 1t Ne. as llth
.eI.sos1. oSU.e o. RIiOHESBACH.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-04-27
STEAMERS.
q APL Els LINE
= FOR ROANOKE RIVER.

THE NEW AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER
O r Z Z N T,
D w. TODD, MASTER,
Will leave Staples Wharf, foot of Roanoke
Square,
EVERY SATURDAY,
Immediately alter the arrival of the Baltimore
boats, for
EDENTON,
PLYMo UTH. .s.
JAMES VILE,
WILLIAMSON,
and intermediate landings on the Roanoke River.
This Steamer has ine State Rooms and large
cargo capacity. Being of light draft, shippers
can depend on her making regular trips.
Captain ToDp, late of the eteamer Hartford, is
well and favorably known on this route.
Goods directed to our care will be forwarded
North or South free of commission.
All claims for loss or damage must be made
within thirty (30) days.
For further particulars enquire on board or Of
C. E. STAPLES,
rs Rowland's wharf.
u.a. j. A. WOODWARD,
apl2 Agent, Edenton.