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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15
THE LECTURE SEASON.

LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED By THE REV
Jeremiah Vaughan, parish priest, from the county
Ire ireland, Ia the hall Of tho Cooper Insiitn'-
November 81, AtsP. NJ. -.
5ub,ert-t Engllsh Msrule ~ Iieiand. :, 1900
stands M tic ranks Of her calendars side by sac WIZ
Shop McHae and Father l.aselc Every earnest 'o'e -
Crty and Ireland shoald be present ,tx.
Admission, Atty ccnta ,apltshera. ia. fwAv
eSheehsr " 4 atnolc 70 ~ pey street
IL - n IoA.aioh House Madison street. New York city
y. 80 ~ Carey, coal merchant, New York city
~ the Irish People 80 Peari street. and at the doors
~ al the night OF the lecture.
|ooPER INSTITUTE, SUNDAY AFTERSooS-pREE
lecture by Rev Gas n. smyth; NeIt Leeiurc-LessoGs
the Clergy The Naked Truth Nov IL
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DLEAsE TAKE NOTICE
u iS8 James o. B.fnes,
lunker IN cur smpi0y. Aftsf
eur name. ey him. wiii nos "
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THE boss corPRRssiTHs ~ WV rokk AVID
v1elny are Lsrsby nouses hAt "a aud Aftsf hs~a.y
Nov 10. ths loornsyD~a o0ypefsa.as asanshl 80.
dAy advance Their pfsssDi rae q wsss ~ @s@
81 IL association.
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10O REwAgD s;sArunDAY 3D. ,., INST: At 2ls
3nmer No 10 Thompson strcei, and stole the entire
Iii consisting OF Panaoons Coats Csssineres. Beavers
Ac 10 the amount OF about ~ 60 The above reward
Y be- paid " the rcstorcr Of tho goods
v. soMMER, 30 Thompson street.
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H. IN GOING FROM SIXTY.
third street to Riyington through Essex to Grand
|et Pocketbeok containing $780, reward will be paid
ringing It TO sixty third street. between First and Sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15

DsT-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, 18TH INST. IN
going from Charlton street to Horato street. by Eighth
car Hair Bracelet The finder will be sui tably
|arded by leaving the same at % Charlton street.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE E-After our report closed yesterday
Mr.. Fessenden again called up the bill TO pro-
vide for the afe-keeping of the public moneys
entrusted to disbursing officers; which was
passed.
In THE HOUSE.
Mr.. Johnson, OF Pa, IN troduced resolution
instructing the Committee OF Ways and Means
TO inquire into the expediency Of pro oyidiug by
law for the erection Of fire proof buildings in
the principal city or town of each congress
sional district, TO be used post Offices inter-
nal revenue ofhces, &c., &c. The resolution
was agreed 10.
Mr.. Sitgreaves, of N. J., offered a resolution
providing for the appointment OF a committee
10 consist OF one member from each State rep
resented in the House, TO Join a similar com.
mittee on the part of the Senate, to prepare an
address on the life, character and services OF
Lieutenant General Winfield Scott The res.
olution was agreed TO.
The House then resumed the consideration
OF the special order, namely, the bill from the
JOINT Committee on Reconstruction, entitled
"a bill 10 restore TO the States lately in insur.
rection their full political rights"
MI. Kelley, of Pa, gave nouce that he should.
al the proper time. offer substitute for the
pending bill.
Mr.. Rousseau, of XIV. addressed the Hon 50
in opposition TO the Dill.
Mr.. Grinnell, OF Iowa rose to a personal ex
planatIon in regard 10 some allusions that had
been made by the gentleman from Kentucky
(Mr. Rousseau.) That gentleman had charged
him with insulting filings al the State OF Ken
tucky. The chal ge was unfounded. for he
nohoieu Tue III ne men OF hentucky, and had
never said aught against thar State. But who
was this gentleman from kentucky He comes
here and talks about members of this uouse
staying at home while he WAS in the war ?
Who Is he! Where is his record IN the war ,
In what volume of history could IL be found
Who ever heard of this buttoned-up, SIX foot
officer OF the army!
Dir. Banks, OF Miss. rose 10 point of order.
that these remarks Were too personal
The Speaker sustained the point OF order
Mr.. Grinnell then proceeded to conclude =
remarks, dlsclaiming any unfriendly feelings
for the gentleman from kentucky
Mr.. Rousseau briefly replied, aud then. the
House adjourned.
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starting Repert-British Iavasi Of the
Z United States-Eighs Men KILLED On Aner-

IhE FENtANs RETURNlNG NOME.
startiing Repert-British Invasion Of the
ssases-Eighs Men kilied On Amer
Special dispatches 10 the Philadelphia Ia
sl.irer OF this morning. dated NJ Mslon.. n. n.
Yesterday evening, saws.
The homeward bound movement of the re-
mans continues from this place. Up 10 me
home, and the cry is, stll they come
Major Stewart, OF the ith artillery, who COM
mands here, informs me that there are over
f,6uD Fenians in this vicinity, ana they are
pretty well disheartened.
A report has just reached here from ~: Al
bans that the British troops followed General
Spears command across the Canada line and
shot ave Fenians and .hree American soldiers
and took three Fenians over the Canada line
and hung them forthwith. The report, al
though unconfrmed, ts believed.
The Fenians state that they have recaptured
the twelve wagon loads of arms and ann muni-
uon taken from them yesterday morning AZ
Brasher Falls by Colonel Nogdes' troops.
They state that the train was guarded by only
ten or twelve Fenians. and they were captured
by forty four United States troops At Brasher
rails. The wagons Were retaken by some ar
rangement between the United States soldiers
and the fenian guard. Some OF the latter in
form me that the wagons contained I20.OO
rounds OF ball cartridge, and are secure IN
Fenian hands. There some talk OF the
Fenians here going Al once 10 ST AIbaus and
Join their comrades in arms there and make
demonstration over the border.
A dispatch from ~. Albans yesterday saws
Last night, an old lady, named Mrs. Rekies.
was shot dead by a British sentinel. about
twenty rods on ibe Canada side OF the line.
close by her own residence. When the Fsnians
invaded Canada they made their headQ al uarters
at the house occupied by Mrs. Rekles and her
husband. Last night the old lady was return
ing home, and not thinking 10 ans uer % the
challenge OF the sentinel. he shot her on the
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ARREST OF An ALLEGED URDIRER-Henry
wayne. colcred, has been arrested and COM
mIited 10 jail AT Rockville. Md. charged with
having murdered his father in Fairfax countv
Va, last summer. The Sentinel savs.-The
crime was lately disclosed by a hOy, the grand =
son OF the murdered man, who was present
when the act was committed. but was deferred
from giving Information by the threats OF the
murderer. The fiend cut OFF has fathers head
and buried IL and the body 10 separate plsres
which were pointed out by the bow who also
Identified the body by accurate descriptions OF
ms boots. The negro WAS arrested on the farm
OF Mr A Major, about midw way brtv.een
Rockville and Georgetown, where he had been
living quietly and peaceably for some time
he viii await the requisiton OF the Governor
OF Virginia.
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The Case of Jefferson Davis,

JUDGE UNDERWOOD WILL NOT RELEASE HIN
on BAIL. .....-....
In the matter Of the application for the release of
Jefferson Darts on bail
j have considered the application made by
MIR. Shea, ofcounsel, 70 admit Jefferson Davis
10 bail. .-....... ....s- .l.I. = = -
Under the circumstances, tAe application
might have been more properly made to me
when recently holding the Circuit Court at
Richmond. ..... -.-...-.-. x. . = =
But under the law it may douhtiess be made
also IN vacation, and l will briefly state NV
views Of II and conclusions: .-s.s.. 80
In the States which were lately in active
rebellion, military jurisdiction is still exercised
and martial law enforced. ---. .-r...-...-
The civil authorities, State and Federal ha We
been required or permitted to resume partially
their respective functions, but the President,
as Commander-in-Ch Chief, still controls their
action so tar as he thinks such control neces.
sary to pacification and restoration
In holding the District and Circuit Courts OF
Virginia, / have uniformly recognized this
condition.
Jefferson Davis was arrested under proc,a-
nation of the President, charging him with
completely in the assassination of the late
President Lincoln. He has been held ever
since, and is now held, as a military prisoner
He is not and never has been in the custody of
the Marshal for the District Of Virginia and
he is not, therefore, within the power of the
court. E
While this condition remains, no proposition
for bail can be properly entertained, and do
not wish 10 Indicate any probabfe action un.
der the circumstances. ....-s..-... ...a. -
JOHN e. UNDERwooD, District Judge.
Alexandria, June II, 1866. 0l1
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A SUPERIOR RENEW

We can conscientiously recommend to those suf
ler1ng from Q distressing cough, DR.. STRIOK-
LANDS MELLIFLUOCS COUGH BALSAM.
IL gives relief almost instantaneous and is withal
notdisagreeable to the taste. There is no doubt
but the Mellifuous Uoagh Balsam is one of the
best in nse sndis all that Its propri
etor Claims tor it. We have tried it during the
past geek, and found relief from most distressing
cough. Its prepared by Pr Strickland, No. 139
Druggists. Sold by j. W. NGiRN & 90, also Al
YATES Drug Store. and CHAS. CHRISTI.
ASis 3l1 Pa. avenue and s02 Ninth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

VIRGINIA BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION.
In TINS convention, in session m Richmond
Va, Rev. Il. Ii. TAYLOR, from the eommitta.
on future relations with with the Baptist As
sociations Of West Virginia, reported as fol-
lows:
Resolred, That our feelings towards our
brethren In these associations, ana their FEEL
ings towards us, have not been altered Ly th.
political changes which have thrown us into
dinrrent States; nor Is there anything in thees
changes TO hinder our sustaining 10 those
brethren precisely the same relations as mere.
toforei also. that we tender our cordial great,
ings 10 the associations referred 10, assuring
them of our sympathy, and inviting them 10
cooperate with us as in times past; aud, al 50,
that the General Association appoint CORE
spending messengers 10 meet with tSe coon,
rating associations in West Virginia - 4 :.
The resolution was adopted
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SUICIDE BY PoIsoN.-CorOner kristen. of
jersey City, held an inquest last night on the
Dody OF q young man named Horace Good
rlch, who was found lying dead in his room
a Myerss Hotel, IN Exchange Place IN the
morning. IL appears that deceased was A bar
tender at Miller's Hotel, i'm II Hudson street from
which place he was discharged a few days
since. letter was found in his possession
showing that he had applied TO his brother in
washington Tor some money, which he latter
was unable TO supply him. bottle was found
which had contained morphine. The iury rem
dered verdict that deceased committed sui
cide by taking poison.-A. J., Commercial 4d-
CeTfiSer Of Hesferdan
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY

hr Glass, Of Janesyille, Wisconsin, writes fer
the beneft Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
yated case OF Piles, and bis brother discharged
rom the army as incurable, he being quite para
yZed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
we're cured wit one bottle OF DR. STRlOKLANDS
FILE REHEDY. The recon meuda ton of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
~ DR. Strickland, ought TO convince those su fer
ing thar the most aggravated chronic of Piles
are cured by DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy 1t is
SOLD by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. w.
avenue and S02 Ninth street oc fS-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

A tENIAN WAR HoRsE.-A correspondent
OF the Boston Advertiser writes from st Al
bans thai Colonel ContrI's scouting Marty.
having advanced about two miles aud a half
INTO Canada, picked up in a pasture A horss
Tor their colonel. who AZ once mounted upon
IL. sklrmlsh happening to take place short
~ aIter, tne gallant officer gailoped OF with
ms neWly acquired steed. and reported the re-
suit TO General hahon. The letter writer adds
ihat the horse captured by Colonel CoutrI
was a venerable animal OF twcnty-;hree
years, worth not more than one dollar He
belonged 10 an American living iust ,ross rhs
line. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

VIRGINIA GAME LAws-TheVireinia I.agis-
lature. al Its last session. passed a law making
II trespass Tor any person TO s-hunt shoot,
nsb, or range, upon the lands of another
MltbouV the consent of the owner or tenant
The penalty is five dollars for the first oeense.
accompanied by forfeiture of the gun and
shooting apparatus, and the killing OF the dogs
useo, i ordered by the Justice: double that
sum if the offense is committed .an the n,ghr or
on sunday on warrant before a
Justice of the peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

SlNGULAR DEATH PROM A Pistol Shot
The New \ ork Post OF yesterday says.-I,or-
oner Lynch held an inquest this morning on
the body OF an infant named Jacob Strouse
VINO came TO his death in the folio wing man
ner His father was in the habit OF keening !.
loaoeo pistol under his pillow at night Yes
teroay morning he forgot TO remove the pistol
ahu on making the bed his wife tossed the pIs-
tol on the floor. causing irto exnlode I'D
stan ny killing the child, who was sitting near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

R6T The Madison (Ind.) Courier of a recent
uaoe says singular divorce case came on the
present week in the Perry Circuit Conrt a,
Canneiton- "A Young lady in Perry comfy
was married. 10 all appearances, happily: bnt
zen Gays after the celebration OF the nu ptials
she filed a petition i'm the clerks once for a.
rcrce, setting up as plea that the individual
she bad married was not man. The evidence
on me trial was sufficient 10 establish this fact
and the divorce was granted
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SECRET DJSrkSPs

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Sold by s. c. Ford. See advertisement my5
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powers. with sure means of relief Sent free of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

INDIANA PeLITIcs.IThe seventh district
republican, con gressional con vention ofIndisna
convened AZ Indianapolis on the 1th inst, and
nominated Colonel u. ID. Washburne, present
member. for reelection. The con Sentfon per-
President johnson and Congress both. The
democratic congressional convention for the
fourth diffric. Of Indiana mel ~ Greensbnrgh.
and nominated Hon. William :. HoimsR on the
first ballot. &c q
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER
fhn ua;r

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Makes the hair soft and glossy.
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Does not stain the skin.
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Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
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The DRAIN OF ABLE RopIaD MEN BY rUr
FENlAN MovEMENT.-Th-r- Is stiii a scarcity
Of help in some OF the 10 nanufacturing districts
OF New ENGLAND, aud even the calling way OF
In the Fenian raid at the North has been felt
In certain localities The drain caused by the
emigration 10 the West from the Atlantic
States, which Is continually going on tends 10
increase this scarcity, ana nanufscturerers
are in consequence compelled 10 pay high
wages. The ern grafton from Eurspe now SET
ung in with greatly Increased voipme, will
probably soon nut an end To this state OF
dffairs-POsfou TrrrsTer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

WoMAN's RIGHT TO wEAR MKS's ATTIRE
ane new York Post says: Dr. Mary r
Walker, whose arrest at the beginning OF last
week ior wearing pantaloons has been re-
ported and who was arrested again on Satur.
gay. ana directed by Justice Mansfield az
Essex Market to give bafl 10 keen ne naacs g.
ayear, declines TO consider the wearing her
Bloomer costume a breach of the peace and it
u reported on her authority that she will con-
tinue TO dress as she has hitherto done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

SURELY, STEADILY
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every case OF KIDNEY pIsIAsl, RHIJNAfIsN,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ SWEET OPOPONAX.-E. T. SMITH &
CO.'S new perfume from Mexico; token of re
membranee; 10 one Of the special requirements OF
society; this We have from the workshop Of na-
ture; elegantly prepared and extracted by delicate
distillation at Il T. SMITH CO.'S Floral Per
fumery, New York. jell-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-12

81 terrible tragedy occurred IN Montgsm-
cry county. Ga, on the id instant Alfred
Morris plunged a knifeiinto the bosom Of Sea-
horn Han. infiicting a mortal wound. L-yi
Hail. brother of Seaborn, ran TO separate
them. butwas too late. Levi then i'm media !.
Iy 1rew pistol and sent Q bullet tn rough the
brmhs or Morris, killing him Instantly Toe
afrair took place at Beirs Ferry, on Deco
nectpd, .Ncrris's father being a m Der OF the
IRetSiatu-e.
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AMUSING lNcIDENT-The Alexandria ..o..,,x
says:-Yesterday evening party OF how 80
swimming in the river on the lower shin ward
when of1icer Webster suddenly made bis An,
pearance upon the wharf, and such was tbe
fear entertained by portion OF the ba theirs OF
an arrest, thar, seizing their clothes, and hold
Ing them IN their arms. they broke and ran.
perfeetly naked, into the crowd assembled ar
BATTERY Rogers, TO witness the Ceremony of
baptism, which was az the time in progress
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MOTH AND FRECKLES,

Ladies afflicted with Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER
RY'S celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
1t is infallible. Prepared by DR.. B. O. Perry, Der
matologist, 40 Bond ST., d. Y. Sold by all drug
gists in Washington and elsewhere. my lS-eo3m
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eSOn sunday night, at Maumee CITY. OHM.
a party Of six individuals, in disguise, entered
tne house OF married woman, who i'm me
absence Of her husband, was entertaiping a
yonne man, ano took the twain from bed and
administered thorough coat of rar ,nd
ieatners. Al last accounts the parties were
doing as well as could be expected under the
circumstances
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Two MORE CASES OF CHOLERA IN NEW
IoRK.-The cholera has been reported in two
places in this civ. The first was the case of a
woman nance bell, residing at No. 1G6 West
2Uth street. who was seized with the disease
last Thursday night. DIR. Harms reperts that
during the preceding day she had greatly ia.
ugued herself by washing. Two weeks pre-.
viously she had become a mother, and the care
she was compelled TO bestow upon her in fant
greatly increased b er debility, and so RED uced
her vital forces as TO make her an easy prev TO
the destroyer. On Friday, she suffered all the
Phenomena OF Asiatic cholera Dr. Buchanan
unhesitatingly pronounced it true Asiat,c chol.
era. The patient died on Saturday. ..-.
The last case was reported yesterday after
noon. A hard working man, living in tue dark.
damp basement of a rear tenement house, viii
an open privy used by the entire population
OF the building, standing within nine feet of
the only window and door of his house. slck-
ened with painless diarrhea, muscular cramps
anu collapse. The best of medical attendance
promptly summoned together with the pa.
nents faultless habits, barely saved his life
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