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OF TIE
UNITED STATES or AksRlcs,
Warrington, d. C.,
Chartered oy Special Act Of Congress. An.
proved Jaly rs, 1855.
CASH HCAPIfAL......... .o,o nun
OPFg1FRS:

Y: u. OLAEK, PhiIadelphis, President.
Committee ~ sAeouuNe
HkNRT D. COOKE, Washington, Vice prs,,.
sMIRsoS ". PKET. Philsdelphis, secrst.r,
tRANOIs g. SMITH, NJ D !, Medical pISeotsr,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

the Senate to-day Mr.. q Conness, of California,
made an unsuccessful fort to call up his bill
introduced few days since, fixing the COM
pensation Of employees on Government work,
and allowing the same compsns sation as If the
days labor consis ted of ten hours. Mr.. Sher.
man opposed its consideration, because OF the
injury likely TO accrue ~ the country IN pro-
ducIDg delay in the consideration of Mr.
Mortons financial bill, which had been
set apart for to-day, as, In all proba-
bilIty, if the former bill was taken up
II might occupy the entire days session.
Mr. Conness thought his bill also of great i'm
pOrtance to the country, as it would enable
thousands of workIngmen who had been Ike nj
out of their pay by Government employers,
because Of the construction given to the exist.
ing law, TO receive what they We're entitled to
and were so much in need OF. The yeas ard
nays being demanded, Mr.. Conness' motion
was defeated by vote of yeas % to nays 2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

~Fox hunting rs a feminine amusement
in kentucky.
- The Grecian bend is reported a. increas-
ing in New York
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OPERA" FAUST was performed very bril-
lianily last night. Hermanns, unrivalled
Kephistophilcs $, never sang or acted better. Ha-
bleman was good as Faust, and Rotter acted the
part of Marguerite well, and sang it fairly
Those who remember Hrmmer and Mrs Him.
mer (Frederici) In these two parts may
We felt some disappointment, but that the an.
dience was on the whole vastly well pleased
with the rendition of the opera was shown by
the enthusiastic applause.
Nearly every available seat IL the orchestra
and dress circle is engaged tonight, we hear,
for R0J.rt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

IMPORTANT FINANCE RRsoLUTIoN-M-
Sherman, from the Committee on Finance.
reported to-day the following import ant reso-
luton:
ReSoired BY he Senate, That neither public
policy or the coed faith of the nation will allow
the redemption OF fye-twenty bonds uutil the
United States shall perform its primary duty
OF paying its notes in coin making them
equivalent thereto, and measures should be
adopted by Congress TO secure the resumption
OF special payments at As early period as prac-
ucable.
Mr.. Sherman also reported back from the
same committee, without amen dment, the loint
resolution introduced by Mr.. Edmuuds in No
Nember. 1867 which Is as follows:
Whereas the public debt of the United States
was except where specially otherwise pro-
vidCd) contracted and incurred upon the faith
and credit of the United States that the same
would be paid or redeemed in coin or Its equiv
alent; and whereas doubts have been raised as
to the duty and propriety OF dischargIng such
debt In coin or It's equivalent, therefore,
Resotred, That the public debt of the United
States (escept in the cases where, in the law
authorizing the same, other provision was ex-
lent, and the faith of the United States is
hereby solemnly pledged to its paymeat ac-
cordIngly.
"JAPANEsE TOMMY" kILLRD.-It is stated
that in one of the late actions near Neegata jan
anese Tommy" who attracted so much at
the Embassy, was killed. He was shot through
the breast and leg, but died fighting for his
Chief, true to the Tokugawa clan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

DIR. AB0RN
CAN gE CsysULrED AT HIS OFFICE,
"a r STREET,
FROM . A n To z T. Nj, ON
atarrh De0 4 N q - - ,
AND ALL DISEASES OF TEE
Eve. Ear, H q a d .
Throat and Lungs.
Se3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN Az
PAIRS, yesterday, considered Mr.. Smythe'
nomination, and decided to report adversely
BY vote OF 5 to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

TIE FORMAL ANNOUNCKNENT of the death
OF Hon. Thaddeous Stevens will be made by
his successor, Hon. U j. Dickey, in the House
tomorrow, immediately after the reading Of
the journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16
WHELAN TO HAVE NEW TRIAL FOR
THE MUIR DER OE DARCY MCGEE

TORONTO, Dec. 16.-1t is expected that Whe-
Ian VIII get q new trial. In that event yeuue
VIII be changed and the trial will take place in
this city, or In one Of the county towns near
here
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8sveranent Securities -.

WAsHIHeroH, Dec. l6, lS6S.-Jsy Cooke &
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orpment securities:
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1s polic1ee are exempt from AttAchment
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Every policy 10 non -forfeitable.
A nrouciss may be taken which pay % the insured
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A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN Every
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

COLONEL WILSON, OF the engineer corps. son
of Hon. Joseph 5. Wilson, Com mis- ssioner of the
Land Office, is in the city. This gentleman
has charge Of the Improvement on the Hudson
river. and has matured and executed impor.
tant plans for removing bars and deepening
the channel, aud has been highly compliment
ed by those who navigate il and are prepared to
judge of the improvements. His headquarters
Is at ALBANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

Ex-PREsIDRNr PIKRcE was much overcome
by the sad news Of the death of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hutchins, (by the Ohio oisaster) and
be Is again prostrated by SICK ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

GENERAL +. L. SPINNER was before the
House Committee on Public Expenditures this
morning, having been summoned by the com
mit,ee to testify as to the alleged payment of
money to parties to SECURE the passage OF the
Alaska appropriation bill. Nothing new was
elected by his testimony, as he had no know
ledge of any payment TO any one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

THE BILL introduced in the House, yester-
day, permitting the District cities To borrow
money, is the same As that introduced in the
Senate on Monday.
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NEW COIN.-Specimens of the proposed new
nickel COINS, to be composed of one- fourth
nickel and three-fourth coppsr-one, three and
five.c@nt pieces-were received at the Treasury
Department yesterday. The one-cent coin,
weighing grains, Is about the size OF the old
silver fve-cent coin; the three and five-cent
pieces about the size Of the present coins, are
to weigh three and five grains respectively.
The ne W coin is to be a legal-tender for one
dollar. except for duties on imports, and is in.
tended to take the place Of the copper bronze
and nickel coinage now authorized.
HON. EUGENE CAssERLY. Senator elect from
California, came passenger by the steamer
nvIug on Monday, and is New York, staying
at the Westminster Hotel.
L T.. SrEADMAN, ESQ.,, well known here as
bavIng been connected at one time with the
Attorney Generals ONCE, 10 said to be the
literary editor of Pxfnam's Monthly.
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME CoURr.-The
Supreme Court Of the United States " as occu-
pied yesterday with the hearing Of the bank
TAX cases from New York, as follows: Nos. 2i6,
a4s and 752, cases OF the National Bank OF the
Republic. National Broadway Bank and Ne-
lonal Banking Association, involving the
question Of exemption from State taxation Of
certificates OF debtedness ofthe United States.
Argument concluded. No. 247 Bank Of New
York VS.. the board Of supervisors, involving
the question Of the exemption Of legal tender
notes from State Il xation.
TIE DISTRICT on CoLuMBIA COMMITTEE
will not have a meeting for business until after
the holidays.
THE NEssrNeKRs from the Electoral Colleges
Of Rhode Island and Massachusetts arrived
here last night.
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RELIEF FOR THE DESTITUTE Poor OF THE
DIsTRICT.-ln the Senale this morning. the
following bill, reported by Mr.. Vickers from
the District Commit'ee, was passed:
BE u enacted, dc, That the sum of $4,000 b.
and the same is hereby. appropriated out of
any money In the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, for the temp porary relief of the poor
and destitute population of the District of Co.
lumbia, to be expended under the supervision
ana direction of the Mayor of the city of Wash
lngtoD, OF the Mayor of the Corporation of
Georgetown, and OF the President Of the Levy
Court Of The District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

M. HALsrEAD, Of the Cincinnati Com aerci,L,
is in town.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

SENATOR MoRToN's SPECIE BILL-In the
Senate this afternoon. about one o'clock S.p.
a'or Morton called up the bill introduced by
him on Monday last to resume specie payment
and proceeded to address the Senate upon the
Dill. occupying the greater portion Of the after
noon. His argument is universally conceded
to be most powerful and effective, aad is At
entively listened II, nearly every Sem
being in his sea-, and many men,
bers OF the other House being present
Secretary MoCullooh is also present and oc-
cnpies seat in the rear OF Mr. Morton. On ac
count of lameness Mr. Morton is Obliged 10
occupy his seat while addressing the Senate
1he speech is being telegraphed in full to
various parts of the country, such is the inter.
est felt in IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

THE NEssrNGERs from the Electoral Colleges
Of Rhode Island and Massachusetts, arrived
here last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-12-16

TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COMMITTEE
will not have meeting for business until after
the holidays.
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INTERNAL REvKNUR-The receipts to-da
from this source were s225,66s.67.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
THE COURTS.

RESIDENCE OF VOTERS SECOND MANDAMUs.
The People ex rel. Henry La Fargo against
Judge Cardozo-Mr Henry la Fargo. by hs counsel Mr.
Henry J.. Farnsworth and George W Van Sicen, has
piled to Judge Cardozo for nandamus against the In
specors OF Election OF the Fourth District OF the Fifteenth
Ward TO compel them 10 restore his 10 the Registry
his affidavit The legal aspect win be discussed on the
return day, October 80 The following Is hts affidavit
dolh aego', AND H thai h native born citizen q the United s,ts;
he has been resident said city during bis whole lie Aud
dponen further saith eA be reside, IN he Gsnth Ward Of The a
ID Election District for more than i've months last past And The de-
November nert vii, tho 81 day OF November ts there
VIII be bold general election ia The state Of New i9 aud in
F President and cePsdent the United States aud candidates for
That this deponent iuy qualified oectOf the County
the w a fi And sgon s' h. 40, aI sG hs B OF m
2scon Of Rss" aea Of Elections IN and for the said Fourth
following persons TO w Biwld Mitchell P. ssndel
se.oa on The i5h DAY Of otbsr 1885, No. 29 Wsyorey se in
@ % @ PsgG. ss, Sa S1S and 81 S a to s Ss
the li election Ia the said Election District pursuant 70 the statute 10
Beard nr the purpose Of having hs BY the
: az, IS a.s, ggn . S said .D n Or 's 1i,
deponen smith further that during The summer just passed
u.s. for purpo,es conusn he o House on tie cor
Nor o. Broadway an IGrt 't IN al ely but ai be has not lost
Of ee @ Fifteenth Ward aud this degon'ns saith further hit on the
from his plaec Of ,,iese, ,eir,.a@ mGt 1--WE rise 10
Misunderstanding mprs on which at the last momeni the
day o election night this eponen lose the opportunity Of de-
posting bis which 10 u precious this depoBeu appeared
second time before the said Bu ~ Inspectors and made them the
foregoing statement 10 bis absence from his place of
dsnce aforesaid wheeupou the said Inspectors proceeded ami
ne oui the name this depouea from tse said h or register not
wthanding this deIonea's protest then made and his re-,
eed statement Of his residence and Of his latent as 70 said
Opponents upon sad register. In violation Of de.
and 90 the great lt OF the depoun. who remedess
10 the premises all Of this Court And this
further he appeared second time Aforesaid before said
the hrrenb geu ud because any doubt
bis mind Intent on his part The place OF hs
legal residence as Aforesaid. HEsRY LA FARGK
sworn ~ before ne this 10Th daT Of Oct. 1893,
MKtRIIT L. SAWYER, Notary Public Ncs- York City
Judge Cardozo on this affidavit granted perenptory
maudamus which has been served the Inspectors aud
whch yeauyes THO ordinary fogm tue deeldants "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
NEW. JERSEY.

There was a most enthusiastic meeting of
German Republicans m OddFclows' Hah, Hoboken. on
Saturday night and addresses OF great caHestness and
effect were made by Gen. sge the Hon George A. Hal
seY. aud DR.. Laviek
On Saturday evening one OF the largest as
well as tho most enthusiastic Republican mass meetings
was held in the Jersey city wigwam, the Hon. ID. b.
Gregory in the chair Much regularity ana good order
prevailed. The meeting having Oeeh called 10 ouei the
Hon. Col BrOss, Deputy Governor OF Illinois wa the
first speaker and made powerful and ioTci9le address
Col Barker followed and spoke FOR upward OF one hour
and was enthusiastically applauded.
A grand Republican demonstration took place
on saturday evening IN the square fronting the Lay shore
commanded by officers ON horseback wGre lafayette
OF Jersey CITY First Ward OF Jersey City Club Union
Company OF Jersey CITY Armstrong Guard OF Jersey City
and First Ward Of Bergen Club.
The Republicans of Hacl1ensack and vicinity
had procession and mass meeting on Saturday. The
Boys in Blue several bands both on foot and on horse
back 30 teams and crowds OF Republicans from neigh
boring Villages took part in the procession At 81
the meeting called to order by Mr. G. j. Bsnyelt,
dent The Hon john l. Blair was the first speaker and
followed by the Hon John HlD and Senator Freng
huysen.
The largest meeting Of any kind ever held
I'm the northern part Of Warren County held at Della
ware Station. KnOwlton Township, y. j.. on Saturday
and Old War Democrats OF this part Of the county
Shortly after p large meeting was organized Ia the
10y John Blair if MCGEE, and others. Delegations
Of from 100 70 800 strong continued TO arrive up to NJ
would be formed inside the large depot in the dining
a
Scranton, esq, presided the meeting in
the depot which addressed by j. q. shipman and
Oscar Jeffrey esq At lOt M all the meetings joined
in mass outside, and addressed by the Hon.
John T. Blair our next Governor, and Col Scranton. A
noticeable feature OF the meeting tue grand torch
light parade OF the oxford Boys IN Blue, beaded by the
oxford Silver Cornet Band the Washington Boys In Blue
with the Washington Brass Band and the Hope Boys in
Blue, with their drum CORPS and numerous Transparent
devices 1t ia estimated that about 1000 persons
Joined in the procession ana that about 900 were a the
meeting, and IL seemed hard to distinguish which chcered
the lOudest for Gov Blair the Republicans Democrats
Large numbers in all this section hocking to our
standard, and depend upon IL, Warren County viii give
best report Nov yet given fOG the Of
justice and right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
KNIGHTS OLE pYTuIAs.

On Saturday evening, the Past Chancellors
Of the Subordinate Lodges OF the State OF Now-Hork,
were called to order by the Deputy Grand Chancellor
for this state Dr. Abam G. Levy When In pursuance ola
dspensatlOn from the Supreme Chancellor OF the Order
au election for Grand Officers for Grand Lodge for
York, was held, with the following result VIZ; Dr.
Abram g. Levy, Grand Chancellor; william A. Hay.
ward Vice Grand Chancellor; Bernard f. Dcrks Grand
Recording and Corresponding Scribe Solomon Wenthal
Grand Banker; Abram Abrams, Grand Guide; Jacob
Regus Grand Inner Steward; Charles @. Auilarth.
Grand Outer Steward; Dr. Heinrich w. Good Grand
Venerable Patriarch The officers TO be installed
Thursday morning The order Of knights OF Pythias
was formed In Washington City, about four years
There are l2 Lodges IN the District OF Columbia 10
Maryland Delaware, Virginia, Louisiana, Connecticut.
and York The Grand Lodge for the state 81
Virginia is 10 be organized the Goth Instant. The
order has a membership OF about 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
HOMICIDE ny A WOMAN.

On Sunday crowd of disorderly boys, samples
OF what may be found along the wharves that line the
East River congregaod Pier No. 50, at the foot Of
Gouverneurst the vicinity OF cOalbarRe No 122J Of
the Lchgh Coal Navigation Company Ihey Werc ordered
fused To- go and applied her the ycs cpthcts She at
length went look for policeman, and, in her absence.
the boys cur the ooTlngs OF the barge but II again
secured by girl board. Yesterday the boys again
returned and all the men being away, again commenced
ANNOYING Mrs sney two boys. and the girl mentioned
Finally the dsOrderly crowd threw stones. Mrs Siney
ordered them away, but they refused TO and again
threw at the barge and IT'S occupants. In order
rs she claims to brighten tho young ruians away, Mrs
sney fired at the crowd, aiming at one In particular
The shot took effect in the nft breast OF John Condon
aged Il years member OF the gang and passing through
his heart caused death IN very few moments. The
woman was aferward arrested by Officer Clark Of
Thirteenth Precinct, and locked up IN the Delaney
81 Police station She Is n native OF Virginia aged "a
years. The body of the lad borne To the Morgue,
where an inquest will be held to-day by Coroner keenan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
CRIMINAL.

In the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Dodge yesterday gymnasts advertising band.
which days has been paradng the streets with
drums and other noisy instruments. calling attention 10
his advertisements, arraigned as pnDic nuisance
The arrest made at the request or Mayor Holman:
TO whom number Of complaints had been made agahs'
this band for disturbing the peace frightening notses
and endangerng the lives OF pedestrians jubilee
STANDBY yesterday rendered decision dlschargnG
from custody Leary, Quinn and Ward three OF the
Deputy Sher implicated in the late shooting array az
the Broadway Theatcr The other two, George Hickey
and James Moore, are held for further examination
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, before
Alderman Conan, was brought Woodruff Gillespie on
charge of forgery On the 36th Of July last Gillespie pur
chased the store Messr Brooks Brothers az me cor
uer OF rand-st and Broadway, pair OF pantaOons IN
payment for which he gave check for 3 purportihg
10 have been drawn by Mcssrs H. d. Nalbrdge 20: OF
No 70 Brlqe-st on the wehu0wn banking nrm or Jay
Cooke 4 Co 1t is also alleged that Gillespie procured
another similar check for s25 eashed BY Mr. hiIan II
Field OF the firm OF Waterman Field. No 6l barclay 81
other similar checks have been casled by various par
tes Tic prisoner was committed Alexander Rogers
aged neatly 60 years. yesterday committed 70 Ihe
'T,ubs for having obtained money from hr. Charies
Green of No 22l SOuth-st, by representing hhsel as
Capt Brown OF the bark Eliza Others have Dceh swirl
! ia Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
EYANGELIzAT1oN IN srAIN.

A Union meeting for the purpose OF taking
action on the best means Of promoting he Interests Of the
Protestant religion IN SPAIN held In the Collegiate
Reformed Church on sunday A large congregation was
assembled Tho first speaker, ID. Prime sdid mat the
era Of tho Roman Inquisiton IN Spain hai pasr,i
aud the people were 10 i1nF'I io's ~. rts
spauiards stand ready 10 welcome Ihf-uan ttaeLei :
with extended arms The gates are open 'h, ttuipt
sounds and while the dcspoi lies spain pr9clal7 ire
religion and free education 90 al men within hI hntut
Bishop McllvaIuc OF ONO called The spanish EctoldOn
which has Just taken place grand moral earthquake
Spanish society during the reign nl Fhp the n'."hu
Though reaction may follow this Revolution, Hul tefo
Christians To rush into the breach. IS ttm, L'V'
fact that the American BlDlc society las ni h4td moro
Bibles IN the spanish tongue laH h any ON. -,
language. The Rev. MIR Robertson, late Consul az Niy
cia Spain. gave glowing picture of the cb4rl,tcr
Iv nj tbS-. inhibtng tl'e rorniry ~ tho
Pyrcnrcs lie said that the Introduction ~ tho New
Testament Spain would douOlc ca elevate tho co
pie than all other ageGcs Tho habits 81 the sbeiho Of,
the same are enacted among them now
then. He placed more cohuHeL4h III VIC
peasantry OF Spain than IN any other people
Ncw-York viii send 100000 Of Bibles to hpan.
Tho Rev Buddiugton said that DC was glad that The
meeting began By resolutions ealing for action. lie
doubted II tho people fully comprchcndcd The catncs ~
OF the opportunity that T. now before them The spirit
that Is moving is Ike that which planted the Church OF
II means that the day OF persecution u over.
and the power Of the Inquist0n Overthrown.
be. The speaker condemned the practice
OF sending political hacks" into Roman Catholic coun-
tries to represent the United States They rather inue
tho OF Christianity than promote H. Had the Mu
ister Madrid said he had been briefly engaged Tor
welfare OF Christian people as he was IN yng 70 get
the Secretary Of legation out OF Office there would nave
been such trOu BILE there was touching tho ght OF
worship Resolutions passed iu accordance with
the sentiment Of the speeches and the meeting adjourned