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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-15

BASE BALL.-An Interesting game OF base
ball was played yesterday afternoon on the
grounds of the National, 18th and S, between
the first mines Of the National ana Jefferson
Base Ball Clubs, which resulted as folio VS. :
National, So; Jefferson, 10.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsPERs.-The following
transfers OF Real Estate were reported to day at
X. NJ. Halls Real Estate Exchange, No. II Loui-
siana Avenue. corner Of Seventh street. Part
OF lot 2, square $50, IS feet, $4,000 Part of lot
Is, square 2:e, 20 feet SO, coo. Sub. lot s. square
7l6. $3.50. Undivided half Of lot I2, square 1856,
$500. Sub OF lot 81, square 34l, $9,259.
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SUMNER VACATION OF THE CoURTs-DuU
Times at the City HdN-The judicial wing of
the CITY Hall appears now to be entirely de-
serted, no court being III session with the ex-
ceplon OF the Bankruptcy Court OF which
MI }. Sales Brown Is Register, held in one of
the rooms of the upper story. Chief Justice
GARTER having closed the June term Of the
Criminal Ccurt, left this morning tor CIeve-
land, Ohio Judge DIN, W no lett some weeks
slsce for New York, has since changed his
mind and is now on his way to Europe. Judge
Wyhe Is now in Canada. but will return in
time TO hold the Special September term of the
Equity Court. Judge Fisher will remain
during the month, it being necessary to have
at IL asst one Judge here, but it is supposed that
Ne Will take trip in the fall. The next Gene
raj Term will be held on tie third Monday
(2ls') October; the next of the Circuit Court
st Tuesday (5th) November, and the next
terms OF the Criminal and Distress Courts LIST
Monday (2d) December. The clerks OF the
courts are busily engaged this month in get
ting up their work. which Will be complete IN
very few days, and 1t is probable that they
Will take s'turn and turn about ia having
each season OF recreation.
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FAST DAY.-To. morrow will be observe NV
the Methodist Episcopal Church South a. d
day OF fasting, humiliation and prayer. In ac-
cofdance with recommsn dalton OF the bish-
ops OF the church. The bishops also recon-
Mended tn 81 services be held during the entire
week. commencing Oh Sunday before the 18th
and epting with the Sunday following.
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SURRATT's AUToGRAPH.-This morning a
letter was received at the jail from one Barn
hurst, Of Philadelphia, directed to John H.
Surratt, requesting him to send his autograph
on an enclosed card. According TO prison rule
the letter was opened by the Warden, Mr..
Huestis, who returned an answer that the re.
quest could not he complied with, and if the
writer was very anxious to obtain the sigma
ture be would have TO gettt through some other
sanrcR
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THE STEAMBOAT CAsE.-Tuesday afternoon
Capt ID. ]. Hill, Of the Georgiana, who was
charged with running his steamboat within
the harbor OF Washington a. greater speed
than allowed by law, and whose case was
held over by the Justice Of the Tenth precinct
appeared al the station house to hear the De.
cision of the case The justice decided that,
according to the evidence, the law had been
violated; and Notwithstanding the circum-
stances which had created an impIe sslon ia
vcrable to the captain, he was in duty bound
to impose fine according to law. The cap
tain said he could not reasonably object to the
ted, aid cheertully paid the fine-S2U
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CoSvALRscIyG.-Gen. q. +. HennIngsen,
late of The Confederate service, who has Dseu
seriously i'll for some weeks at his lodgings on
Twelfth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, has
passed the crisis OF his disease, and 10 rapidly
convslescing. He has been attended during
Lis illness by bis amiable wife.
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PROBABLE THEFT About 2 o'clock this
morning, as officers Fowler and trand were
patroling their beat, in the 9TH precinct, they
Pennsylvania aven ne, marked Francis Luber
Fredericktown, Md, which was taken to the
station house. 1t is thought that the truak
had been stolen, and the thief seeing the Off GERS
approaching abandoned 1t TO make good his es.
cape.
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POLICE SUMMARY.-The whole number of
arrests made by the police yesterday and
rep TINS nor morning were hty-one;
business OF each precinct is as follows
Second, arrests, fines. SO; Third, 7 arrests,
fines. Sl3; Fourth. arrests, fines, $lI: Fifth, s
arrests, fines, IS: Sixth, u arrests, fines, 80;
Seventh arrests, fines, AZ; Eighth, arrests
fnes, Sll.9O; Tenth. arrests, dnes, 81.
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ssTARF GAFAWBA."
II From the vineyard OF n. L0EGwORTH,
4 THCS. RUSSELL CO.
st DIG pepnsv1yAntA avoDwa
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BITTEN BY Dos.-Between and 6 O'Clock
this N oruiDg. lad named JP McRennav
about thirteen years of age, one OF the carriers
of the Republican, while engaged IN ser yins
his papers, was attacked by dog at the honse
OF nj. Goings, on is'n street, between and
was Immediately taken to his home and DR.
Bliss summoned. who dressed the wound
The lad is badly injured. and II Will be some
time before he RECEIVERS.
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A DULL DAY.-The excessively Indictment
weather of to-day has stagnated business gen.
orally, and made II particularly hard upon
collectors Of items for the press The rain
which commenced to fall before twilight yes
terday, mas been pouring down without inter-
press there seems but slight prospect of Its
holding mp. For farming purposes 1t is very
opportune. and therefore thOse living in cities,
whose Inconvenience is but Of temporary
character, should not complain, when the gen.
eral good Is at stake. In consequence OF the
heavy rain, lumber Of streams in the neigh.
swollen.
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sixth STRBRr.-Cieneral Michler has In ken
the preliminary steps towards the opening OF
9Th street across the Mall, and as soon as some
OF the buildings In Armory So uare are removed
Will be commenced. Across the canal at 9Th
street wooden foot bridge will be placed
thus affording additional accommodation to
our citizens. There was but small sum of
money appropriated for this work, and conse.
qu-ntly the General will not be able TO place a
Irst-c class str ucture at that point.
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COIDPENS.-A hne assortment OF Gold Penss
NJ PeH6h Casea, &C., for sale ct manufacturer
Yfses, tde Isl FRAa0K TAYLOR.
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ELK RIDGE CAMP acknowledgements
the camp meeting for Elk Ridge Landing CIR.
cult, Baltimore Ton ference of the NJ T.. Church.
will commence in Howard county, Md. about
fourth Of q mile from Hanover Switch, on
the Railroad, and quite . number Of Washing.
tonlans are preparing to attend 1t, including
company from the Foundry. The camp will
be under the charge OF the circuit preachers
Rev NJ. L. Hawley and B. F. B. Leech, and
will doubtless be q large oEe including COM
panies from Baltimore, Annapolis, and other
churches, and on Sunday 1t 10 likely the con.
gregation will be immense.
FgNRRAL OF WIN. HENRY THoMPsoN-The
funeral OF VIM. Henry Thompson took place
yesterday at p. m, from his residence on 7th
Grace Church where serv vices were held The
Blue Lodge. Order Of MasoHs, OF which the
deceased was q member. attended the funeral,
as also large n lumber Of friends and relatives
The corpse was taken into the church and
placed IA front OF the altar. Rev. Dr. Holmead
Cfficiated. and delivered brief but eIoo uent
sermon, the remains being afterward taken
from The church and conveyed to the Congress
sional Cemetery tor interment.
Z. Il o. CANAL.-Ths interest due to the LIST
OF april, 1867. on the certificates for coupons
FUNDED, dated Oct. 1853, v Ill be paid on prop.
e.ly reeeipted and presented at the office OF
the Clerk and Treasurer in this city, aud the
coupons OF interest on the bonds OF the Com
paby issued for the completion OF the canal
commonly known as "Prsferred Bonds due
on the nrst OF July, 1852, and LIST OF January,
lsos, WIN ne paid on presentation and deli very
at the National Metropolitan Bank.
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TAMKs GUILD. pLA LEK IN NEW AND SEQ
repaired, Reu pholstered and Vanished. 18th and
streets (near the cana l., Highest price paid for
Second hand Furniture je 1-lys
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CANADA.
Government Schooner Armed-PrO.
.sspea clamafiOn Of the Queen.

QUEBEC, May 9.-An armed gov-
ernment schooner, the La Canadienne,
is being fitted out to cruise In the
Gulf of St Lawrence for the protec-
ton of the fisheries. .ss~ 80 =
OTTowA, May 9--It is understood
that the Queens proclamation Great
ing dominion of Canada, and an
pointing members of the Senate, will
shortly be issued. The act will take
effect the first week in July, when
Lord Monck will be sworn first Vicare
or Governor General, then will fol-
low the appointments of Privy Coun-.
sellors, four Lieutenant Governors,
and the general organization of the
confederate and local COY eminent.
The elections will probably not take
place before August or September.
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MEMPHIS. ]
A Great Observation-Disclosures
and Quartermaster Stores De-
% .str0yed-One Man Killed and a
TaWonlan sBadiyGl Burned Loss
:, S2OO,00O. hf..s .4atsio;I{ = .rnsz

MEMPHIS, May 8.-A fire broke out
in the billiard room this morning, at
two o cock, in. the Navy Yard build
ings, occupied by the 18th infantry as
barracks. Notwithstanding the eff
forts of the fremen and soldiers, the
fire, spread very rapidly, destroying
the quartermaster and commissa-
.ry store rooms, and the rooms occu-
pied by four companies; and Colonel
Swayne, commanding, and his wife,
narrowly escaped with their lives. His
niece, Miss Mary Ennis, was so badly
burned that her life is despaired of.
Charles Smith, private in company
/ I, was killed by a box of ammunition
falling on him. The loss is fully $780,,
600. i a.la..i r-.sa ..s.nR L. I.
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ST. LOUIS.
Robbery Of a Dry Goods House
!. : Meeting OF C0lOred Pe0ple-They
Demand Equal Rights In Street
Cars, Public Halls, Gc.-Capt.. Cole
man He Sues for False lmprfsOn-
ment-Sets Damages at $100, ,OOo.

ST. LOUIS, May 9-The dry goods
store Of M. Heller & Son, was robbed
on Tuesday night of nearly $1,000
worth of fine goods. . .e@ T'
The colored people of this city held
a meeting last night, at which resolu-
tons were adopted demanding equal
rights in street cars, public halls,
city, and the benefit Of the school
fund. Thanks were expressed to the
Legislature for its action on the suf-
frage question; and the conduct of
Congress in respect to. the rights of
negroes was highly lapproyed.s
q Capt. D. c. Coleman, who was Pro-
yost Marshal Of the First District of
this city during the time of the draft,
and who was tried by court martial
on. charge of embezzlement, found
guilty. and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary. has brought suit against Gen.
G. NJ. Dodge, Gen. Bonn eyille, Gen.
Baker, Col. Alexander, Col. Davis,
Maj. Eaton, who was Judge Advo-
cate; Secretary Stanton, and Assis-
tant Secretary Dana, for false iInpris-
-onment, claiming damages at one hum
dred thousand dollars. .zt
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.CLEVELAND. o..
Railroad Convention = Baltim ore
and Ohio Railroad Freights TO be
, gPre-paid. $50 ~ A23 - s11E ~

CLEVELAND, %. May 9.-At the
Railroad Convention held here yes
-terday, all prominent roads and
steamboat lines in the country were
represented Samuel .ESloan was
chairman. The object was the set.
tlement Of existing difficulties re-,
.garding freight The meetingl was
held with closed doors. Nothing was
arrived at, and the convention ad-:
journed. to meet at, Chicago to-mor-
row. A resolution to. take no freight,
except pre- paid for the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, was passed
A steamer will leave here tonight
for a point on Pelee Island, Canadian
Territory, conveying the friends and
principals, and party to witness the
.fght. between Bill Davis and Elliott,
on Friday. The matter has been
kept very quiet, and there will prob
ably be no detention. esE ssE -ai
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Three Buildings Destroyed by Fire
The Republican City Ticket Tri-
umphant. uotslidsIe#f 9 u 81

SHELBYvILLE, IND, May 8-About
10 o'clock, A. M, to-day, a. fire was
discovered in the rear of the frame
residence of Mr.. Hume, ca Harrison
Street. The flames spread rapidly,
aud two adjoining business buildings,
the property of Patrick Cory and DR..
Erwine, were destroyed, together with
that of Mr.. Hume. The fire iorigi-
mated from defective fue. Loss,
$4,000. Us t,8es7a sii} Isl troy -
The election passed off quietly yes
terday. MIR. Campbell, Republican
candidate for Mayor, received So ma
iarify.E - aase1 sEaY 81 q a4aA
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= LOUISVILLE.
.ugit
Suicide OF q Congressman Elect.

" LOUISVILLE, May S.-As special to
the Courier from Russellyille. KY,
says that Hon. Elijah ;Hise, just elect
ed to Congress from the Sd District
by an almost unanimous vote, over
his radical opponents, commit
ted suicide this evening by blowing
out his brains with a pistol He left
note saying in the present condi-
ton of the country his advanced age
precluded his doing the country any
good, and he sought relief in death. a
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
The .Luxemburg Questionable Prus-
sian Cabinet Assume .Menacing
tOne-HealthS of G0yern0rWright.
PRUSSIA.

LoNDoN, May 9.-The demands Of
the Prussian Cabinet in regard to-
Luxemburg are assuming menacing
tone mgsiaso 2
Alexander willsvisit Paris in june. -
BERLIN, May 9.-The Prussians
Diet yesterday accepted the new
Constitution n for theo North Ger
main Confederation. i Gov. Weight,
the American Minister, is better; he,
will go to Carlsield for the restoration
of his health.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Massachusetts,, Legislature and the
Pacific Railroad Return or Sec
! .retary Chandler-The Bankruptcy,
&C., &c.

Boston, May ga resolution was
unanimously adopted in the Legisla-
ture to-day strongly endorsing the
Northern Pacific Railroad enterprise,
and urging Congress to grant snch ad-
ditionai aid as viii secure its imme-
diate construction, and requesting
Senators and Representatives of Mas
sachusetts to vote for such aid
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New YoRK. Nav 9.-The TrtJa

NEW York, May 9.-The Tt;June's
special says from official information
received here to- day, 1t appears that
Gen. S1ckles has been in consultation
with the officers of the banks within
his district, and has had under. con-
sideration the feasibility aud preprie-
ty ofissuIng an order for regulating
the banking interest in the second
military district. especially for the
purpose of enforcing uniform rate
J. rof1nterestg = s1tAg@ @11sI4E0A
The Secretary of the Treasury, to
whom the communication was sub
mitted, does not approve of the pro-
jeet, and it will doubtless be aban-
doned- by Gen. Sickless Il ~
NEW YORK, May 9.-The Herald S
special, dated London, 9th, says the
first session Of the Peace Congress;
after its organization in this city yes,
terday, was not merely formal meet
: -ingof the REPRESENT tiTes of the great
powers, but one at which the great
Luxumberg question was discussed,
with desire to bring the difficulty
between France and Prussia, to a
speedy close. The names of the plen.
y ipotentiaries are = aEnglandyL Lord
Stanley, President, France, Prince
E De La Tour; Prussia, Count Bern
steroff; Austria, Count Oppoiny:
Russia, Baron Brunnennon3 p Italy,
MARQUIS Dazzils; Luxum burg, Baron
Detornace, ! Belgium. M. Van De Me-
her; Netherlands, Baron Bentmell.i
Phe proceedings are to. be kept se-
cret til the close of the Congress.
This much, however, is known, that
France is willing to, accept the neu-
tralizations of sLuxumburg,p aud the
/. dismantling and raising of. the for
tress, so it may not remain as a men,
ace. =. M
Prussia is not disposed. to consent
to this, unless all theusGfeat, Powers
now represented in the Congress gives
a, guarantee of the settlement. The
giving of this guarantee would bind
them tosengage inswar againststhe fu-
ture designs of either France or
Prussia, seeking aggrandizement In
this direction. England hesitates to
give such "a guarantee, and,favors the
idea of the people of Luxemburg for
annexation to Belgium. fsD aeslG
p he session was adjournetl until
tives to have telegraphic communica
LIO0 With tACil ICcDCCtltC OON6Tu-
ments. Meantime, pending. the issue
of the deliberations of the Peace
Congress, great war preparations are
going on on both sides, notwithstand-
ing the official deniais to the contrary.
France is buying arms, both in Eng
land and Spain, and Prussian troops
of the regular army are being held in
readiness to support the garrison in
Luxemburg. g sf.ism
The Herdld's special dated Berlin,
yesterday, the 9Th, says Count Bis
marck In conversation on the aspect
of affairs on Tuesday. disclosed that
the situation is now more serious than
ever before. Russia is looking out
for her chances for aggrandizement
in the east, and Poland by the oppor-
tunity Of a general war. Muskets are
being converted into breech leaders
d.
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.EAsEoN, PA, May o9,-The Della :
ware River has risen twenty -four
feet, and is now lat a stand The
Leghi River is falling. No damage,
except the loss of a. few RATS. has
been reported. The Delaware diyis-
ion of the canal is under water, and
the damage cannot be estimated.
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health, returned to Washington and
resumed his duties. i 9sod7 s. '.''
The United States Supreme Court
orders that no copies, orders, rulnsi
and forms in bankruptcy, or any, OF.
them to be established by the court,
shall be published until by order of
the court. zsi R9;h8 .nmeI ni %
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LAFAYETTE,
The Municipal -RepubIi.
can Victory in Lafayette.

LAFAYETTE, IND, May 8.a-aThe Re-
publicans elected their city ticket, ex-
cept the Mayor, by over three hundred
majority; a gain of eight hundred
over the October elections John
Petit, Democrat, is elected Mayor by
twelve majority, many Republicans
voting for him on account of his legal
ability. 80 ~ -sa@ssa
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Destructive COnflagratiOn at
,, Memphis, Tenn.
Menacing Demands of the
PruSsian Cabinet. =
Lafayette Electi0n-Republican gain
. of Eight Hundred. ~
N. Y. SPECIALS.

European Peace Congress-The Dis
cussiOn or the Luxemberg Qucs-
tien--Great War Preparations
france Purchasing Afms-Prus-
sian Troops Ready TO Support the
Garrison ut Luxemberg Enforce
ment OF the Excise Law to be Re.
sisted-Bank Failure-The I7junc-
ti0n Case-DecisiOn will be With
held Till DeGember-Gen. Sickles
and the Banks, &C., &c. ri
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WASHINGTON, May 9.-Assistant
weeks absence for the benefit of his
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NEW York, May 9.-The steamer
Eagle brings Havana advices of the
4th. The case Of the bark. Ocean
Home is still unsettled. The Spanish
authorities continued to detain her at
an expense of $50 per diem. They
also claim a fine of 81, 800. Our
Consul General has energetically pro-
tested against this. and endeavored to
have the matter settled, but the Cap
tain General continues iii during
business hours, but is seen out daily
riding. li9 el { i..l,.si er 4 iaIe9
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Wrfen,ae Nei,1 0ppa.

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giftin Sonnambule uno Seelentennerin, mel.he bi
Observation-Disclosures Rreiie ber alien 2geIt In GrIinuuen
perfest at.lIupbnt ieht in SrIbfon, ". D Raeame
Ibornton befst etne 10 Tuunberoone @abe bes els
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genan bic nmriiie bet 4erion, rpeIde maj beiratben
Iptro une garanttrt reriuittelf zines Snitramentes
BON immenier gewalt, geaaRnt Yjp9om6trop, elm les
bsnsdHHii9ss BIB hes suEinftige.i @atten ODER
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q. I'm. bsruoraAbriHgen. DieB tn fetn GunlbMg nie
Ianienfe ppm Sepenifien bsipeiien. 8eHa perianet
tenoet ne et beglgnbigtes Gertat cher aefdriebene
@arantie baB has @en6lee iusrti9 tt mas e. beans
fpru9t, @enH man etne 6aaxiede enfdUebt, eJe
burtspiats Alter, @eMiitbsfumuluna unS Sautfarbe
angiebt aHe fiufstg Gents aebft elmer an ben Mbs
tenDer acreifrte franfirten Gnuetope mitf1idt, To-
erbdIt man nit umgebenber Yoft bds @emdlne iinr
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ty1Henspog
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ana lisp peodaw 3. .. Dor 223, Subfou, 81. q.
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n. Sc. tptrben peis al!en enten sleHnern ais
pas 8eiis IN 6sr gIrt seb4lien. gair wilTm
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