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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

a NEw CABINET "RBauLAroR."-WAsH.
IsGIOs, Dec. Ii.-Editor Star Sincs Gideon's
Band marched forth against the 'schildr IN o.
the east" 81 dead or niEht, each man with his
iug il one hand and "horn" in the other
mIii airy history mss shown no such iustanss
OF inspired orig ioaiity as the foreign kilograms
tell as OF this msrning. Dol. Burke, Fenian
patTiot, is prisoner In Olerkenwell; his friends
d .srT, mis- LID Tty; other people would have
bribed The jsilor-tunneled to the prisoners
eeII-nauled him out through a hole in tn
roof-penuoned government for his pardon
sent woman in 10 swap clothes and change
places with the culprit. Other people, say,
would have essayed one or the other, or all OF
these methods. But did the Feniansl Not
they. They scorned such thread bare de-
vices. They would lioerate their friend
by some mode that should be worthy OF
the occasionally some Invention that should
bear about It the sign OF q creative ge-
nius-by some untried plan that should dazzle
he sleepy world with its splen lid originality
wherefore they put "a barrel of basling pow
Ger under the prison and tried TO blow their
friend out Of the hated land OF England! The
Idea was good. 1t was excellent, and ought
10 have succeeded. There was powder enough
% have sent Col. Burke and his baggage to Dub.
in, where he would have been safe from their
persecution, il il couId have been deposited
under him instead OF eff to one side.
The enterprise failed, but snsll its lesson be
lost % u.s. May we not use il freely, in the
absence Of an inter national COPY right sy stem,
In cases " here cabinet office refuses to re-
sign and will not be removed, may we not put
barrel Of powder under him and blast HIM
from his position! The thing looks feasible TO
me. 1t is expeditions, unostentatious, and sin
gularly effective. Why distress Secretary Stan.
ton with arguments and theories, when he
could be so suddenly and so pleasantly con-
WINGED by the graceful logic of this new Fee.
man Persuaderl 1 only throw out the SUCCESS
tion.
A word more. must find fault with the
ssgacity Of the police who were awakened
frcn their slumbers by this ClerkenwelI ex-
plcsion, and who arrested two men and q
woman, whom they found sin the vicinity"
on suspicion of being the persons who fred
the barrel of powder. Now, IL you were to set
fire 10 barrel Of gunpowder, lconId you be ass
enough to remain lin the vicinity Z" Wouldn't
You meander away quarter Of a mile or such
q matter MARX TWAIN
p. Son reflection. / find that my sugges.
ton concerning Mr.. Stanton may have one
fault about it. Tits Just possible that il you
blew him up yeu might elevate him so much
above his fellow Citizens as to excite envy
Euyy is bad. Let the powder be placed above
him, and blow him downwards. II does not
outrage our feelings to see people 60 down.
wards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

.DIFECr.gE F-rEs" seem to be the curse q
--tfIn srtniiec.urs. and, Notwithstanding the
raIJ sno. destructive fires originating from
them, 20 effective measures appear to be
adopted % check tie growing evil, though ar.
ClItects ard builders give us in plenty what
tEey s-e pleased 10 cali IRE proof buildings
Hardly q week passes tha' a fire does no. oecnr
III some part OF the country from his cause
he latest instance sbToad being the destruc
ton of one OF the buildings OF Bishop Camp.
usils college a. Bethany, va; while at hona
ves-e ROT without frequent and costly eyi
csLces Of ignorance or cAIsles sness il his re
sFsct.
Tat MASSIVE piece OF stone work, the smith.
so1ian In tiiu;s.vss. 70 every body's surprise,
So badly damaged by FIRE in this vysy. soma
tuo years ago that the intervening time and
ve dort know how much money have not Va,
snhcsd 70 pat h II complete condition; and
yesterday morning the costly aud beautiful
eGifoe BROWN IS the Calvary Baptist Church
inns 70 destruction, as Will be seen IN our local
neVs.-a burnt Offering on The same altar OF
insecurity.
win these losses staring rs in the face the
aaesnon whether we cannot have with onr
modern Improvements fiues that are absolute
~ safe becomes one Of vital moment as affect
ing act only property, but human life. live
eennot, we bad better AXE into onsiseration
'ne proprlety OF returning 10 the old fas hioned
orum stoves and wide mouthed fire places
Inc exercise of proper skill and care on the
part OF architects and builders would, how
ever, II seems to Us, render this retrograde
HeasuTe OF SAFETY unnecessary, and we hone
somebody will Inv ent and give us such a thin1
as a safe fiue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16
FINANCIAL.

Money was In abundant supply al seven per
cent on mixed coliatsrals and SIX on govern
ment securities, In New York Saturday, while
nrst-class houses had no difficulty In borrow
Ing at the lower rate, regardless of the class Of
the cotiAterale. The discount line shows q
lees activity than usual of late. The banks
ara taking the best grade Of their customers
paper with moderate freedom at the legal rate,
pat on the street the same quality IL rated ct z
aS per cent. The semi-an Interest on the
June issue Of seven thirty notes falls due on
the 18TH instant, In addition to the principal
and interest Of the December compound inter.
ct notes, an increased interest in the loan
market will be the result. The statement of
the associated banks for the week ending Sat-
urday is likewise very favorable TO borrowers
on cali. The legal tender notes have increased
S2,35s, s57, the deposits S2417 sos and the crcu.
latiop s2o.7O9, while the loans have been re-
daeed 81, 122 $50. and the specie 89l5,i9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

GEAsT AND STANTOS.-The story Of DIS
agreement between General Grant and Mr.
Stan'Gn' telegraphed from Washin gton, seems
70 Aave no better foundation than the similar
stoEy put afioat some time ago of q rup ture
between Gen Grant and Hon. l.. B. Wash.
eurn. There Is the best authority for stating
taat previous to Mr.. Stanton's leaving WASH
lnston, after being relieved By General Grant.
MS. Grant visited hrs. Stanton and rice uersa.
and Grant ard Stanton were on the mos
friendly terms. Since Mr.. STATIONS retprn
the same Intimacy has existed bet xeen the
gantleman named and their respective families,
sac 10 one was more surprised than they at
ne publication OF these unfouuded reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

CCBA FOE SALE.-Letters from Spaln srs,a
taa. a formal offer has been made 70 the
neriean Minister at Madrid to sell Cuba and
Fc-to Rico 10 he American Government for
one hurdred and fifty million dollars Ia gold
si'y millions TO be paid in cash on the signing
OF the treaty and the formal delivery OF the
Ls4snd' second fifty millions one year there
af'er. the third fifty millions 70 be paid AZ TIE
end OF SIX year. The extInguishment Of
slavery Is 10 De one Of the orsequenees OF
tae sals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16
TBv Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson Il 20. quote stocks and bonds

In home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YoRK. Dee. 16-First Board-U. s. SIS,
lssl,coupon Ill \; 520s, 1862, ex coupon, lO7 x:
ls64, ex-coupon, l06k; 1865, ex-coupon, 1Oi Y /;
1865, coupon, new, 1US; 1867, coupon. IO7 Y
10 iOs coupons, 100X; 1905, second, iOi &; 7.O's,
third, 10ax; Canton, Ask; Cumberland, IS y ;
New York Central, III 4; Pacific Mail, 1913 AT.
lantic Mail. lis; Erie, tx, do. preferred, %;
Hudson, l33x; Reading,@1. :; Michigan Central,
HOY; Michigan southern, 81 4; Illinois Central,
western, IS \; do. preferred, 67K; Rock Island.
Oh; Fort Wayne, 99x; Ohio and Miss. Der.
tificatee, 2S; W. u. Telegraph, 33a,; Boston
Water Power. TX; Cleveland and Toledo,
lc3I; Gold, 135k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

We are obliged to cut things short to-day
II ne way OF editorial and general reading
Haite-' In consequence OF the press OF adver-
Usiag. The Christmas advertising. however
sfo-cs interesting reading TO everybody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST-On SATURDAY morning, between Salby's
II store sua STD street and Market space a par
of6oLD SPECfACLEs. Ia morocco case. The
Under VIII receive a euftahle rev ard 10 leaving
them with I. PCRSELL son, 5si Penns.
avenue. IT.
IAhEN Up ASTRAN. on my premises, tgo
Il PIGS. The owner will please come for ~srd,
prove property. pay charges sud take them away.
dels 81 betSeen \ and @ stIse:s.
EOOO RFwARD-stolen, since the Let Of
SoVO November lsst. -FOUR 90 COUPON
S.2o BONDS, act February %, Issl, second series,
numbered 40-SS, 80 $50. a. go. 40 so. The above
.ward will be paid for their delivery 90. or any
information enabling the undersieneds 90 recover
said Bonds. CLARNOF A NcPrNKTT
Gle 1851 az Police HaadluArters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

IHB EUROPEAN COSFEREsCE-rae genera I
conference on the Roman question has been
abandoned, leading European Governments
having declined 70 take part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

THs MESSAGE TO The SESATg-Thsra has
reeE some controversy az TO whether the points
of the Presidents message 10 the Sena'e in re
gard 20 the removal OF Secretary stanton were
accurately given in the abstract that has ap-
pea-ec N the papers. Elsewhere Ia the STAB
the message viii be found IL full. sfordiug an
opportunity 10 ascertain It's exact tenor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

FORREST, IL his greatimpersonatiou Of kin z
Lear" ~ the National Theatre this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

Government Securities.
.WAsHIEGToN, Dec. is, 1S67.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities.
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BOOKS FOE THE HOLIDAYS.

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H small house. The duties win be light; and
son: Address r. L. J.. at Star ONCE. de iss t.
WANIED-A NURSE for a child, None need
w apply without good RECOGNIZES dations. Ia
2sth 18th, and 18th streets, fourth house hey md thS
* sst
rant or boarding house. Best references giyen
.fG last pass Please call fer two day.
WANTEB : BUGGY (topl or ROCKAWAY
fs1Ins prefer the Sdy hung Al
F.,sn,; AT street. near - St, OPPOSITE the
WANTED-A BUILDING LOT, soxie0 feet or
and T,h and 18Th vest address P O. Box
WAETED-sl y 600 for six years, from the st
est IN No aoLb secured ssf By dssa II
trust on property in central part Of the city, worth
KILBoURN LATrA,
de list Corner 9Th and streets.
MOTT Wv WANTED.
pxror QussIEKMssrER's orvrcE.
wsntsd Il the Se,ot = 1s
Experienced snsineers;
"a Surveyors;
For service at Fort Chsdbourno.
particulars can be had on application,
a. nan Brevet Lieut.. Col. ana a Q: NJ,
w Embroidered slippers, in Chenille. Six. and ID
Worsted; Also, Embroidered Chemise and Night
Design: snss.sss ss saa
Odd Fellow Slipper. WIN. PRINCE,
no s.ln opposite s si Patent stscs ss..
w the dining room and sssist In The yssSinS ~
nlrivsec se1ily. Dan st Sl2 9Th street, between
As.. NV I'm. no 36-0
WANTED-Hsy end Csst-oG CLOTHING, On
ssr 20 e. 6 Hs sS s
sfs isif xfissi i.Siis '''
nPIIClAH; Cold. silver and Steel ePECrA.
q BEssillian lebbles. siegsnt 0fES16e
CHASSIS. eheeeef than enyvhere else In the
nia avenue, near 18th street. de tin
ROB eALE Ct @. Z. wiz { Bros. Piano -,
octave AZ = H - stu s;s One good
several others in proPorti0l. dsMt
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THE GREAT WORKS OF SIR DAVID wILKIE.
Photographs from the finest Engrayings of his
most popular Paintings. With biographical
Memoir In ono very handsome quarto volume
extra cloth, richly gilt, S225o.
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(lXo Tono0Okp CRACKKRs.
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GOLDEN THOUGHTS FROM GOLDEN FoUN.


In post 4to. Cloth extra, gilt. SI2; morocco gilt
or antique, Sl8,
This is one of the most exquisite and unioue
rolpmsS de lure ever produced in England II
embcdfes choice selection Of sacred songs. The
entire work 9 printed q beautiful sepia tint by
the BROTHERS DALZIEL. 1t 10 orn amer ted with
initial letters and gold borders, with % headings
and other large Illustrations by the most eminent
artists. and is produced throughout in style OF
chastened elegance.
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CHAMPAGNE WINES
Of our own imp rtaton; and we call the special
citation Vinicola de Ia Champagne, { L. Jansey K
Co, managers, and Ruinart, Pere Fills, of Reims
Also, various other brands.
Widow Clicauot, Moot & Chandon, G. ii. and
jules MUmm, &c.
THE POPULAR BRAND OF LITTLE BELT
CIGARS,
In all the favorite styles: Ooncbas, Regalia, Lon
dres, &C., &c, Of which We are the proprietors.
HAVANA CIGARS,
OF well known brands.
Also, a full stock OF ENGLISH PICKLES and
SAUCES, CONDIMENTS, OONsERvEs, and
luxuries for the table.
AMERICAN and FRENCH PRESERVES,
JELLIES in variety, CANTON PREsERyED
GINGER, CHOW CHOW, and DRY GINGER,
BRONsONs ENGLISH DAIRY, sTILTON,
CHEDDER, and PINE APPLE CHEESE
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS, OLIVE OIL
&c.
SCOTCH AND IRISH MHIsKEY. JAMAICA
QUALITY.
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALE, ENGLISH AND
IRISH PORTER, &C., &c, &c.
THOMAS RUSSELL L CO.,
(sign Golden Eagle
oeI4- difidesl between 18th and 18th streets