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Evening star., 1867-01-28

EREOPENING OF rHH BANS HEAD
~ Mr. JOHN RONEY bsgs Iesve to inform
MS friends and the public that he has entirely re-
rom Dis recent Illness, and has psned
the above place, At the old stand, corner Of I,th
sbd U streets. He has always on hand q fine
stsek OF Liquors, with Cigars Of the best brands,
and he 10 ready ~ receive his former patrons with
a. many new ones may call ,aas Ar.
Evening star., 1867-01-28

ms CAPITOL HILL BUILDING AssoCI..
~ IIQh The stock of this new Building As.
soe so.,anon Is now being issued. Any person can
seoure stsck by calling on GEURGE r. GU LICK
treasurer corner New jersey avenue and south I;
sIeet' s,Ieet' or JOHNSON, Secretary seath
Ja I,-eo6t A1o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
GOLD.
New Yong, April 4.-Gotd to-day, l34:.

tG5 1t the instance Of number Of our
citizens. All induced to appeal to the entire
people 0f our city for contributions in behalf
Of the suffering thousands throughout the
Southern States This is subject that should
command the active sympathy Of every gener-
Gus heart, and | sincerely hope that citizens.
generally, will respond cheerfuy to the call
about 10 be made on them at this time. In
order that every person may have an Opp0rtu-
nifty to contribute TO this noble charity, CON-
mittees OF gentlemen will call at every dwelling
and store OF the Wards 10 this city.
The following gentlemen ale requested to
canvass their respective Wards -making King
and Pitt streets. the boundaries
lSt ARD--Benoni Wheat, 6. {. Weddar
burn, John W. Green, Isaac \. Garter.
ID. WARD--T. 4. Brewis, W. " DUNCAN,
Geo K Wilmer, Geo. Simpson.
3D. WARD-Col. Arthur Herbert, Robert
PrsttymaD, George Wise, Joseph Paul.
4tb. ARD-George Washington, George
". Clifford, John T. Henderson, james v,
atkinson. HuGH LATHAM: Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

A Scene hearing was had on Saturday
before Judge Alexander, in the case of Celia
Kellogg against Miner K. Kellogg. This vas
q petition for the witt Of habeas corpus made
By NIrs. Celia Kellogg: formerly Miss Logan,
an actress Of note for an order of the court 10
REQUIRE her husband to permit her to see and
converse with their child, Virginia Soners kel-
Iopg, aged between six and seven years, so rs
not to become entirely cstranged from her
The answer to the petition alleges that the petit
tiouer is he wife Of respondent; that she LETT
him clandeStinc!y, abandoning her child III De-
cember 1865 and that her conduct has teen IN
fraud of her husbands marital rights: that
she has an application for divorce pending IN
the courts of Philadelphia; that commission
to take testimony in the case Is now IN Baitl
more: that Petitioner is here in attendance on
said commission; that respondent s perfectly
willing that she shall see and converse With her
child at proper times and places, where the
child will not be improperly influenced, and
| has 50 informed petitioner. In obedience 10
the order, Mr. Kellogg produced the CHILD IN
court. They were seated near the Judge
| The mother, on seeing her child rushed TO
embrace her, when IN effort was made to Scpa.
rate them, during which one OF the counsel had
| his hair smarly pulled by Mrs. Kellogg, VINO
Immediately alter laintcd, and was Tor some
time apparently insensible. The child was re.
moved to The private room OF Judge Alexan,
der, and physician sent for. With the aid
Of volatile salts Mrs f. soon returned 10 con-
sciu,lSness, and the case was proceeded with.
During the progress Of The case Mrs. H. ex-
hibited great mcntaI suffering. She was seat
ed ct the trial table ~ the side Of her counsel,
| !, :
she occasionally made suggestions to her cOun-
gel. After The hearing OF the case Judge
Alexander passed an order ''that the child,
Virginia 9omers Kellogg, be conducted to
Rarnum's Hotel, on Sunday March 3lst at
9 clcck \. NJ: and there to be with he1
mother uptil 7. NJ: free and nnmole5tcd
from any undue influence by any one over its
feelings and actions during said period OF
time" The parties lien lett the court room,
and the order Was 10 doubt complied with
Bu(fimors San.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The Washington Chronicle calls the report
ed open manly attempt TO test the constitu-
tionality of the Military Billsabefore the su
preme Court OF the United States, and have
the case judicially considered and decided, a
New Rebellion How? Why "A Rebel
lion ?" Such proceeding would not be called
"a rebellion" either in Poland or in Ireland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The only bill which was not signed by the
President at heclose of the last Congress was
a bill placing certain regiments of Missouri
troops on the same footing as regards bounty,
g., with other volunteers. 1t was passed in
time, but being misaid in Senator desk,
did not reach the President The Missouri
delegation having urged the President to sign
the bill, he concluded to refer the novel ques-
ton to the Cabinet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

General Schofeld mas issued an order sus-
pending all elections in Virginia until the
registration is completed. In the meantime,
all vacancies occurring will be filled by him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

There is to be, on the 18th Of Juue, Grand
International Masonic Banquet. held at Paris,
at which Masons from all parts Of the world
are to be present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

FREDERICKSBURG ITEMs.-We have as yet
but few manufacturing establishments around
ns, but an idea of their value in affording labor
and distributing money may be learned from
the fact that they pay out in wages an aggre-
gate of about $685. per anuum
4 stable belonging to Mr.. William keaton,
below, and not far from the railroad, was des-
troyed by tire yesterday. Two valuable horses
Belonging to Mr.. r.. were burned to death.
At the late term of the Circuit Court Of
King George, Henry Washington, colored,
was found guilty Of burglary, and sentenced to
the penitentiary for four years.
The indications are that nearly all 81 the
Fisheries along the Rsppahannock will be &C.
cupied this season.
Mr. Neville is about opening Distiery in
Falmouth, Fredericksburg Herald. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The Governor, Auditor and Secretary Of the
Board of Public Works, have gone to Norfolk,
to ascertain what disposition had best be made
Of the Virginia State lands on the Atlantic
coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The town sergeant of Petersburg, advertises
to be sold at public auction, in front Of the
Court House, "a black terrier dog, named
Bill" to satisfy an execution in his hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The subscriber offer: for sale :. large and
choice selection Of ROSES GREEN HOySE,
and BEDDING PLANTS: also, an assortment
of STRAW BERRY PLANTS and GRAPE
VINES in large or small lots. to suit purchas-
ers. Cheap for cash
NH Boy JOHN SLATER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

RUSSIAN TREATIE>;T Or PoLE:.-Russia is
greatly admired hy some people in the United
States hut This admiration can scarcely be
caused by the treatment Of the Poles by their
Russian conquerors. A recent official return
states that since 1863 no less than l5, $50 in
habitants of the Polish provinces OF Russia,
including l64 women. have been banished to
Siberia, 33,750 to the steppez OF the lral: and
IL, $50, including 2l3 women. to The interior of
Russia Besides these, 2,4l6 Poles have been
sent to the penal regiments and / ,4o3 hanged
and shat for political offences. Bali. SIN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

Four OF the police detective force Of Brook
I'm have been arrested Ga charge Of being in
collusion with thieves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

'Huuuieutt' has been invited t. address
the colored people Of Petersburg, at :: meet
ing fer ''political organization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
had not up to yesterday, made report in
regard to the Russian treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

THE MEMORIAL SERVICES Of the late Rev.
VIM. Fl. Kincke, on Sunday, were attended by
perhaps the largest congregation ever assem-
bled in Lyrchturg. The spacious church was
crowded to its fullest capacity, the pews, gal
leries and aises all being fed-not foot of
room was left unoceupied, The concourse was
made up of a part of all the congregations of
the city, all the churches, with one or TWO ex-
cepions, having suspended services on the oc
casion. A pleasing feature Of the solemn oc-
cason was the presence, in a body, OF nearly all
the clergy Of the city, among them the .vensra
bic Bishop Early, After the morning service
Bishops Johns assembled the pulpit, and took
for bis text part of the XII verses OF the VI
chapter Of Hebrews: Followers of them who
through faith md patience inherit The prom
Uses.
The discourse, as might be supposed was
one emlnently adapted to the subject and the
occasion. 1t bore touching and eloquent testi-
mony to the worth and excellence of the de-
parted, and held up his pure and bright exam
pie in earnest and impressive language for the
imitation Of others -Lynchburq Viyg;a;qn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
Z: u 4 q ? z
i.ATM&T By Alta NTIG CABLE.

La the British House Of Lords. last night
the Duke OF Buckingham, Colonial Secretary
said hat the prospective transfer Of the Rus
sHan North American poss9sons to the United
States waa matter OF Indifference to England.
i Dispatch from Dublin says hat The British
troops, while searching for Eenians 10 the coun-
Try near thas city, yesterday came upon three
Of them, WHO were fully armed aud equipped,
The troops fired upon them, and Killed one and
captured another, who subsequently proved to
be tia notorious HcClnre Tn" third escaped.
Auvjces have been received from Bombay
which state that the growth Of cotton IN that
rs:.lOn has been greatly Increased.
Dispatches from Cork report that Il fight
took place in the vicinity Of that city yesterday
between Government troops and q band Of Fe-
mans, and several OF the latte: were taken
prisoners. =;
The Universal Exposition at Paris was for
InalIy opened on Monday by the Emperor Ma
poleon Ia person. The departments alI0tted in
the vast edifce to, different nations are as yet
in many instances incomplete. There is noth-
ing like so many Strangers III Paris ~ We're ex-
peeled, but prices are said to have gone up
teartully. when the Emperor visited the Ex
position b.. Yves accompanied by the Empress.
"A uiStiHi:ESntQ parry VI CTEdlolH anu 4linlS
terS tur.ael au escort for the imperial party
The 1neanl,ers Of the Diplomatic Corps accred-
tied to- the French court, clothed in uniform,
had special seats reserved for them at the OPEN
ing scene. Preceded by the chauberlains the
party passed. rouud the entire gallery, nearly a
mile long. The different national commissions
stood on a platform over the sections allotted to
their coun tries Turks, japanese, Russians,
Moors, TunisianS, and Persians wore their full
national costumes. The Emperor spoke few
words to eaah commission, but at the American
department. he stopped with the Empress and
bowed. to the crowd, who we're cheering hear
tily. Half an hour was consumed in this tour.
Then the cortege descended and passed through
the art and few other galleries, and at three
O'Clock returned to the palace The Exposi
tion will not be ready till May. One-hat of
ell the space is allotted to France, and that is
not complete. The English are very strong in
machinery, beating the Americans in that de-
Iartment. England being near Paris accounts
in great measure for this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

During the last winter, il the nelghborhood
OF Deesicd, in Augusta county. Va. seven
large bears were killed and four young ones
nantnrad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The Washington Chronicle regards the re,
suit OF the Connecticut election, as the iniHa
tory steps towards "a new rebellion. - Well
the South, at least, is out of that ring! 1t will
have to be Northern rebellion, "tetotally and
aotireIv >,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

Fannie. -Famin rightfu gaunt AID al
most as terrible 4: that which scourged Ireland
in ls47, when national vessels bore tie gill Of
america to the unfortunate Sullcrer3-How
pre7aiIs III many portions 81 he cotton grow
inc States 'TEa official report Of Federal
officers. The represent atoms g! cir GouthcrG
exchanges. the letters and appeals 81 humane
associn1ions and philanthropi2 yiduaIs leave
no doubt Of the most horrible condition CT the
poor d those once rich and happy States =
Tie broad belt Of country through which
Sherman : army marched 10 the ,ra ia: never
recovered from the ravagrS OF war, and The
general neglect by the people. III their greed
1ur GOTTEN, Of all cereal crop explains the
present condition oi affairs
With reference to the suftcllnG@ OF the people
IL ! relnia iron the llrrst czfanliit@ Of y0Y
cry and wrctthrlLcr~; nUt much has been
:aiI. Uul poor have borne the agony with
0rituLc TIN. -lIrHrr ha~ been regarded Is
evidence, hat ll,,. dr~lltUl;1n III rslnia Is not
great Such i: far however. !!"nl belnG he
case. Gentlemen and aiir% 81 thl$ city who
have dedicated tli;'ir tlun ~ IninStrrlnG To The
wants III The poor, assure IL that 10 I:IIr ol
Southern want, however narrowing, equals
the actual srliirriugs Of hundreds aid thousands
Of oar unhappy people. From every rural
di-iIict IN The State, anu from every town ana
VILLAGE, >iuiiur accounts reach uS, and We
believe. the real. YET silent sutterngs cannot DC
exaggerated. - RmhmGNd 1hme3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The town elections in Ohio and Missouri
seem to 90. generally, in favor of the Radicals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

AN0TnER or THE "LoyALIsTs ''-The
Huntsville Advocate has been selected by the
CLERK Of the House to do the government ad
vertising for North Alabama 1t Is the organ
of the Radicals OF Alabama, yet this same
newspaper with the same editor, Figures
commenting on 4 letter from Judge B. L.
Porter, Of May Is, 1861, remar ked edltorialy:
eve can assure our old friend that, n0lc,
there is no reconstruction party in North Ala
bama-that love for the old Union has given
place 10 wrath against the Lincoln Govern
mcnt. which seeks to .ubdue aud enslave our
free people, and that the gallant yeomanIry Of
the mountains are a urit for the Confederate
Flag, ralIying to its support by Thousands !;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

QUE SEABoARD The Philadelphia Press
uliudrs to one prominent advantage possessed
by the Southern States, in their extensive Sea
coast, and long navigablc river. 1t says:
More than one-hal Of the Atlantic sea
board lies south Of Maryland, and Florida,
Alabama: Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas,
possess an immense maratmc front Oh the
Gulf Of Mexico. This has been not inaptly
termed thG Mediterranean Of the New World,
and it may eventually become the theatre OF
even 4 more extensive commerce than that
conducted OF tie great European cruising
ground Every one OF the unrccoMsuucted
States has = front on the ocean Or the guilt, ex.
cepr Arkansas, and size has the Mississippi on
IL" east, and is traversed by other navipatIe
.t.cauiS. The Press speaks Of the grand
Estuary, HAMPTON Roads, where the waters Of
the Chesapeake, the Potomac, the Rappahan
mock, the York, James and Elizabeth rivers
all dcboucIi' As furnishing Il Stage for the
grande>t drama reserved for the future history
OF our race; adding: If its capacities are
properly improved, it will become the greatest
arena Of commercial activity on the globe. "
The Press does not overrate the value Of
our Virginia sea board. Upon that pivot de-
ponds the future redemption and prosperity Of
this Commonwealth. RiIimond |FhiN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The Richmond Enquirer says 1.-THE Rad
icals claim great merit for bestowin2 on the
colored people the right Of sutfra2c. But WHY
is it that in mauy Of the Northern States, they
will not allow the few color. d people there to
7Qte2 Look at Penusy'', ania, and New Jer.
icy, and Ohio, 2nd Others. II these men had
indeed any regard for the Southern oolored
men, they would show some little regard for
the few in TIER OWN midst !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

Lawrence Hart, who murdered i ittc child,
tour years Of age, near Warsaw, Indiana, on
the 9th of February last, was arrested at the
residence of his sister in Independence, Ohio,
on Friday The boy had been taken by him
from the poor house, but in three weeks dlsap.
peared. Hart told his mother, who inquired
for it, that it had been given away to a man
residing in Ohio, but she being dissatisfied
caused search to be made, which resulted in
finding its body, sbockingly maneled, in an old
we'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The Rhode Island election takes :,iaee To- day
There is no donbt Of the election of the Radical
ticket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

SEQUEL TO THE 'ELoPEllEHT EITRA 0FDi-
NART."-On the 18th of February We publish
ed in our local columns al article under the
above quoted head, giving an account OF The
clonement Of Robert |. tlemlnE with his part
ner's wife, Mrs, Sarah K; Hopkins. 5ubse-
quentl7 Mr., E, K. Hopkins instituted suits
fer settlement Of hi, partnership with Elem,
now published Mr. Hopkins says II have
discovered that Mr. Fleming and NY vile ere
entirely innocent Of the CHARGES made against
them. - Richmond Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The Boston Commonwealth favors the aboi-
ton of the Presidency, but the Anti-Slavery
Standard stops at no such half way house; it
proposes the abolition Of the President, TIE
Supreme Court, and the Senate the three
remaining oligarchies. y The age is "prorres
s;Co -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

It is supposed, by some, that the result Of
the Connecticut election will be regarded as
sufficient proof that Connecticut has not a
republican government, and that Congress
at its next session may find i. proper and expe-
dent 10 extend the Military bill there, and
order 'reconstructDn" under the auspices of
Brigad;ec General!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

ppRING CASSIMERES,- 49, We have tH El- 's
= ceived y i'm assortment Of Black and Fn''2
French Cassmcres; ia SilimiSed Co"u ms, D..
Ga Blue Navy Flannel, sc. We keeP 4,! -
y on hand all kinds OF ImloFa ltlIll"'''E'
which We invite particular attention 100
nah q RITMER s STAY n 6t-hh'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The President, Of late. has been iSsirins Int
ie1 pardoli=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

The National 1nteligeneer says hat whilst
"the South is now under the compulsion of the
sword, the great battle Of civil liberty and
constitutions! government is to be fought at
the North God grant that bloodess victory
may ensue to right and justice We have fears
of the result, We admit; but it is hard &c re-
linouist hope
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

In the Senate, yesterday, before going ioto
Executive sessioa, lSr. ReverGy johnson sue.
cessfully defended Mr.. P F. Taonas, Senator
elect from Maryland, from the cha, &c founded
on the report of the New York Bank of Com
merce in 1862, that he, whilst Secretary of the
Treasury, had Intentionally left unprovided
fol-, the payment Of interest Oh the public debt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03
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80. g, h.INU ST.
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DEALER ~

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Anvils' Hail ROD, Horse Shoe, Bli=t"r stss..
Files, Ra5ps, Shooting Tools, y N" .4.!I.,.
Iron Beam Plough At fctory 7 .ite', 'H. :..E.
for Titus Iron Plough Kept on haHo ,r ,
Doors, Blinds, SC, furnished to order E ELIi
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Cap, D AJAX.
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, fo%"'t '',I.l
Sc, wholesale and Retail. Terms C'S"' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

1EIM0THI SEED for sale low b.
I nj GWlM s. EECEuh.h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-04-03

TLUVEE SEED! CLOV Err SEED Glove
\ Seed for sale low hy
j. C.WIrj i HECKHAhl
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-09-04
EXECUTIVE MAysJoy.
Washington, August .G, 1867.

a5uiEEtoii, August -, 1901,
SIN: In consequence of the nnfavorablc
condition of the health of Maj Gen. Geo. II.
Thomas, as reported to you in SURGEON Has
sons dispatch of the 2lst instant, my order,
dated August II, 1861, is hereby modified so
as to assign Major General Winfield s. Han
cock to the command of tic, Fifth Military
District, created by the Act Of Congress passed
March I'd, 1867, aud OF the Military Depart
mcnL comprising the States Of Louisiana and
Texas. On heing relieved from the command
of tie Department ct the Mis- our by Major
General +. II. Sheridan, Major General Fan.
cock will proceed directly to New Orleans,
La; and, assuming the command to which he
is hereby assigned, WILL when necessary 20
faithful! execution Of the laws, exercise any
and all powers conferred by The Acts of Con-
gress upon District Commanders, and any and
all authority pertaining 10 officers in command
of Military Departments.
Major General p. Ii. Sheridan will, at once,
turn over his present command to the officer
next in rank to himself and, prcceeGingwiti..
out delay to Fort Levenworth, Kansas. will
relieve Majlr General Hancock of the com-
mand Of the Department of the Missouri
Major General George II. Thomas will. an
til further orders, remain in command If the
Department CT the Cumberland Is.
Very respectfully, yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Gen. u. S. Grant, Secretary Of War al iatc-